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paals
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9
PAAL, in the Caribbe...
paans
9
9
PAAN, betel leaf [n]
pacas
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11
PACA, a South Americ...
paced
13
12
PACE, to walk with m...
pacer
13
11
a horse whose gait i...
paces
13
11
PACE, to walk with m...
pacey
19
13
fast, lively, smart,...
pacha
15
13
a former Turkish hig...
packs
15
15
PACK, to enclose for...
pacos
13
11
PACO, an alpaca [n]
pacta
13
11
PACTUM, (Latin) a pa...
pacts
14
11
PACT, an agreement [...
paddy
17
12
a rice field, also P...
padis
11
9
PADI, a rice field,...
padle
11
10
(Scots) a fish, aka...
padma
11
12
(Sanskrit) the sacre...
padre
10
9
(Italian) father; a...
padri
11
9
PADRE, (Italian) fat...
paean
8
9
a song of thanksgivi...
paedo
9
9
(short for) a paedop...
paeon
8
9
a foot of four sylla...
pagan
10
11
an irreligious perso...
paged
11
11
PAGE, to summon by c...
pager
11
10
an electronic device...
pages
11
10
PAGE, to summon by c...
pagle
12
11
the cowslip, also PA...
pagod
11
11
an Eastern temple, e...
pagri
12
10
(Hindi) a turban, a...
paiks
12
12
PAIK, (Scots) to thu...
pails
12
9
PAIL, a watertight c...
pains
10
9
PAIN, to cause suffe...
paint
10
9
to apply colour with...
paire
10
8
(obsolete) an apheti...
pairs
11
8
PAIR, to arrange in...
paisa
10
8
(Hindi) an Indian co...
paise
10
8
PAISA, (Hindi) an In...
pakka
12
16
(Hindi) genuine; fir...
palas
11
9
(Hindi) a leguminous...
palay
17
11
the ivory tree, a sm...
palea
10
9
the membranous inner...
paled
11
10
PALE, to lose colour...
paler
11
9
PALE, lacking colour...
pales
11
9
PALE, to lose colour...
palet
11
9
the membranous inner...
palis
12
9
PALI, (Hawaiian) a c...
palki
13
13
(Hindi) a palanquin,...
palla
12
10
an oblong rectangula...
palls
13
10
PALL, to grow wearis...
pally
19
12
marked by close frie...
palms
13
12
PALM, to touch with...
palmy
19
14
a stroke on the palm...
palpi
14
12
PALPUS, (Latin) a se...
palps
14
12
PALP, to sense by to...
palsa
11
9
(Finnish) a landform...
palsy
18
11
pally, being pals [a...
pampa
13
14
a treeless plain, al...
panax
15
16
(Greek) a tree of th...
pance
12
12
(obsolete) the pansy...
panda
9
10
a bear-like carnivor...
pands
10
10
PAND, (Scots) the va...
pandy
16
12
to punish by strikin...
paned
9
10
PANE, to insert pane...
panel
10
10
to decorate with thi...
panes
9
9
PANE, to insert pane...
panga
10
11
(Swahili) an African...
pangs
11
11
PANG, to inflict a v...
panic
13
12
to experience great...
panim
11
12
a heathen, also PAYN...
panko
10
13
a variety of breadcr...
panne
8
10
a heavy lustrous sil...
pansy
16
11
a name for various s...
panto
9
9
(short for) pantomim...
pants
10
9
PANT, to breathe qui...
panty
16
11
a woman's or child's...
paoli
11
9
PAOLO, an obsolete p...
paolo
10
9
an obsolete papal co...
papal
13
12
of or relating to th...
papas
12
11
PAPA, a father [n]
papaw
15
14
a tree of the custar...
paper
12
11
to cover with a thin...
papes
12
11
PAPE, (Scots) a pope...
pappi
15
14
PAPPUS, a ring of do...
pappy
21
16
a father [n PAPPIES]...
parae
9
8
PARA, a small Turkis...
paras
10
8
PARA, a small Turkis...
parch
16
13
to make very dry [v...
pardi
11
9
(Shakespeare) assure...
pards
11
9
PARD, a leopard, als...
pardy
17
11
(Shakespeare) assure...
pared
10
9
PARE, to shave or cu...
paren
9
9
(short for) parenthe...
pareo
9
8
a Polynesian wraparo...
parer
10
8
an instrument for pa...
pares
10
8
PARE, to shave or cu...
pareu
10
9
a Polynesian wraparo...
parev
12
12
(Yiddish) of food, c...
parge
11
10
to cover with plaste...
pargo
11
10
(Spanish) a kind of...
paris
11
8
a plant, herb Paris,...
parka
11
12
a fur shirt or coat...
parki
12
12
a fur shirt or coat...
parks
12
12
PARK, to leave a veh...
parky
18
14
(colloquial) chilly...
parle
11
9
to discuss terms wit...
parly
18
11
(Scots) a gingerbrea...
parol
11
9
given by word of mou...
parps
13
11
PARP, to sound a car...
parra
10
8
(Australian slang) a...
parrs
11
8
PARR, a young salmon...
parry
17
10
to ward off a blow [...
parse
10
8
to describe and anal...
parti
11
8
(French) a group of...
parts
11
8
PART, to divide, sep...
party
17
10
to attend a social g...
parve
12
12
(Yiddish) of food, c...
parvo
12
12
(short for) a parvov...
paseo
9
8
(Spanish) a walk; a...
pases
10
8
PASE, (Spanish) a mo...
pasha
12
10
a former Turkish hig...
pashm
14
13
the fine underfleece...
paska
11
12
(Russian) a Russian...
paspy
19
13
(French) a Breton da...
passe
10
8
(French) out of date...
pasta
10
8
a food made of dough...
paste
10
8
to fasten with a sti...
pasts
11
8
PAST, time gone by [...
pasty
17
10
pale and unhealthy i...
patch
16
13
to mend or cover a h...
pated
10
9
having a pate [adj]
paten
9
9
a plate; a metal dis...
pater
10
8
a father [n -S]
pates
10
8
PATE, the top of the...
paths
13
10
PATH, (Shakespeare)...
patin
10
9
(obsolete) a plate;...
patio
10
8
an outdoor paved are...
patka
11
12
a scarf worn as a he...
patly
18
11
PAT, hitting the mar...
patsy
17
10
a person who is easi...
patte
10
8
a narrow band keepin...
patty
17
10
a small, flat cake o...
patus
11
9
PATU, (Maori) a shor...
pauas
10
9
PAUA, (Maori) the ab...
pauls
12
10
PAUL, an obsolete pa...
pause
10
9
to stop temporarily...
pavan
11
13
a slow, stately danc...
paved
12
13
PAVE, to cover with...
paven
11
13
a stately English Re...
paver
12
12
a person who lays pa...
paves
12
12
PAVE, to cover with...
pavid
13
13
afraid; timid [adj]
pavin
12
13
a stately English Re...
pavis
13
12
a large medieval shi...
pawas
13
11
PAWA, (Maori) the ab...
pawaw
16
14
(Native American) a...
pawed
13
12
PAW, to draw the for...
pawer
13
11
one who paws [n -S]
pawks
15
15
PAWK, a trick [n]
pawky
21
17
(Scots) drily or sli...
pawls
15
12
PAWL, a lever which...
pawns
13
12
PAWN, to deposit as...
paxes
16
15
PAX, (Latin) peace,...
payed
16
11
PAY, to give money i...
payee
15
10
one to whom money is...
payer
16
10
one who pays, also P...
payor
16
10
one who pays, also P...
paysd
17
11
(Spenser) poised [v]
peace
12
11
a state of quiet [n...
peach
15
13
to inform against so...
peage
10
10
a form of currency o...
peags
11
10
PEAG, a form of curr...
peaks
11
12
PEAK, to reach a max...
peaky
17
14
off-colour, unwell [...
peals
11
9
PEAL, to ring out [v...
peans
9
9
PEAN, to beat with a...
peare
9
8
(Spenser) a peer, an...
pearl
11
9
to adorn with a milk...
pears
10
8
PEAR, a fleshy fruit...
peart
10
8
active, lively, bris...
pease
9
8
(obsolete) to balanc...
peats
10
8
PEAT, a substance co...
peaty
16
10
of or like peat [adj...
peavy
18
14
a lever used to move...
peaze
12
17
to weigh, also PEISE...
pebas
12
11
PEBA, a large armadi...
pecan
12
12
a nut-bearing tree [...
pechs
16
13
PECH, (Scots) to pan...
pecke
14
15
(Shakespeare) to pit...
pecks
15
15
PECK, to strike with...
pecky
21
17
marked by decay caus...
pedal
11
10
to operate by means...
pedes
10
9
PES, a foot or footl...
pedro
10
9
a card game [n -S]
peece
12
11
(obsolete) a piece [...
peeks
11
12
PEEK, to sneak a sly...
peels
11
9
PEEL, to remove the...
peens
9
9
PEEN, to beat with a...
peeoy
15
10
(Scots) a homemade f...
peepe
11
11
(Shakespeare) a pip...
peeps
12
11
PEEP, to cheep like...
peers
10
8
PEER, to look narrow...
peery
16
10
a wooden spinning to...
peeve
11
12
to irritate [v PEEVE...
peggy
19
14
resembling a peg [ad...
peghs
14
12
PEGH, (Scots) to pan...
peins
10
9
PEIN, to beat with a...
peise
10
8
to weigh, also PEASE...
peize
13
17
to weigh, also PEISE...
pekan
10
13
a large North Americ...
pekes
11
12
PEKE, a small, long-...
pekin
11
13
a fine soft silk fab...
pekoe
10
12
(Chinese) a kind of...
pelas
11
9
PELA, a type of whit...
pelau
11
10
a dish made with mea...
peles
11
9
PELE, (historical) a...
pelfs
14
12
PELF, wealth or rich...
pells
13
10
PELL [n]
pelma
12
12
an impression showin...
pelon
10
10
a hairless person or...
pelta
11
9
an ancient small shi...
pelts
12
9
PELT, to shower blow...
penal
10
10
pertaining to punish...
pence
12
12
in the United Kingdo...
pends
10
10
PEND, to remain unse...
pendu
10
11
(Hinglish) culturall...
pened
9
10
PENE, to beat with a...
penes
9
9
PENE, to beat with a...
pengo
10
11
a former monetary un...
penie
9
9
(Spenser) a penny, a...
penis
10
9
the male organ used...
penks
11
13
PENK, a minnow, a sm...
penna
8
10
any of the feathers...
penne
8
10
(Spenser) a pen, a p...
penni
9
10
a Finnish coin [n PE...
penny
15
12
a coin of the United...
pents
10
9
PENT, a penthouse [n...
peons
9
9
PEON, (Spanish) a da...
peony
15
11
a showy flower, also...
pepla
13
12
PEPLUM, a flounce at...
pepos
12
11
PEPO, a fruit having...
peppy
21
16
full of energy [adj...
pepsi
13
11
(offensive) a French...
perai
10
8
a ferocious, carnivo...
perce
13
11
(Spenser) to pierce,...
perch
16
13
to sit in an elevate...
percs
14
11
PERC, (short for) pe...
perdu
11
10
(Shakespeare) a sold...
perdy
17
11
(Shakespeare) assure...
perea
9
8
PEREON, a crustacean...
peres
10
8
PERE, (French) fathe...
peril
12
9
to put in danger, al...
peris
11
8
PERI, a supernatural...
perks
12
12
PERK, to carry onese...
perky
18
14
cheerful, lively [ad...
perms
12
11
PERM, to permanent w...
perns
10
9
PERN [n]
perog
11
10
(Russian) a large Ru...
perps
13
11
PERP, (colloquial) s...
perry
17
10
a beverage of pear j...
perse
10
8
a dark blue colour [...
perst
11
8
PERSE, (Spenser) to...
perts
11
8
PERT, an impudent pe...
perve
12
12
(short for) a perver...
pervo
12
12
a pervert, also PERV...
pervs
13
12
PERV, to behave as a...
pervy
19
14
perverted [adj PERVI...
pesky
18
14
annoying [adj PESKIE...
pesos
10
8
PESO, a monetary uni...
pesto
10
8
an Italian sauce of...
pests
11
8
PEST, an annoying pe...
pesty
17
10
annoying [adj PESTIE...
petal
11
9
a leaflike part of a...
petar
10
8
an explosive device,...
peter
10
8
to diminish graduall...
petit
11
8
(French) small, esp....
petre
10
8
(colloquial) saltpet...
petri
11
8
as in petri dish, a...
petti
11
8
PETTO, (Latin) breas...
petto
10
8
(Latin) breast, as i...
petty
17
10
insignificant [adj P...
pewee
12
11
a small, olive-brown...
pewit
14
11
a bird, the lapwing...
peyse
16
10
to weigh, also PEISE...
phage
13
12
(short for) a bacter...
phang
13
13
(Shakespeare) to sei...
phare
12
10
a lighthouse or beac...
pharm
14
13
to redirect computer...
phase
12
10
to carry out in dist...
pheer
12
10
a companion, also FE...
phene
11
11
an old name for the...
pheon
11
11
the barbed head of a...
phese
12
10
to unsettle, also FA...
phial
14
11
to keep in a small b...
phish
16
12
to engage in phishin...
phizz
20
28
(colloquial) physiog...
phlox
20
18
any plant of the Nor...
phoca
15
13
a genus of seals tha...
phone
11
11
to telephone [v PHON...
phono
11
11
(colloquial) a recor...
phons
12
11
PHON, a unit of loud...
phony
18
13
not genuine or real,...
photo
12
10
(colloquial) to phot...
phots
13
10
PHOT, a unit of the...
phpht
18
15
used as an expressio...
phuts
14
11
PHUT, to make a soun...
phyla
20
13
PHYLUM, a main taxon...
phyle
20
13
(Greek) in ancient G...
piani
10
9
PIANO, a pianoforte...
piano
9
9
a pianoforte [n PIAN...
pians
10
9
PIAN, a tropical dis...
pibal
14
12
a small balloon for...
pical
15
12
relating to pica, a...
picas
14
11
PICA, an old type si...
piccy
24
16
(slang) a picture [n...
picks
16
15
PICK, to choose [v]
picky
22
17
choosy, fastidious [...
picot
14
11
to edge with ornamen...
picra
14
11
a purgative made fro...
picul
16
13
a Chinese weight, al...
piece
13
11
to join into a whole...
piend
10
10
an outward pointing...
piers
11
8
PIER, a structure ex...
piert
11
8
a small plant with s...
pieta
10
8
(Italian) a represen...
piets
11
8
PIET, a magpie, also...
piety
17
10
the state of being p...
piezo
13
17
(short for) piezoele...
piggy
20
14
piggish [adj PIGGIER...
pight
15
12
to pitch (e.g. a ten...
pigmy
20
15
a small person, also...
piing
12
11
PI, to mix type indi...
pikas
12
12
PIKA, any of various...
pikau
12
13
(Maori) a rucksack [...
piked
12
13
PIKE, to pierce with...
piker
12
12
a stingy person, a c...
pikes
12
12
PIKE, to pierce with...
pikey
18
14
a derogatory word fo...
pikis
13
12
PIKI, thin blue corn...
pikul
14
14
a Chinese weight, al...
pilae
11
9
PILA, an anatomical...
pilaf
14
12
a dish made from sea...
pilao
11
9
a dish made from sea...
pilar
12
9
pertaining to hair [...
pilau
12
10
-(Persian) a dish of...
pilaw
15
12
a dish made from sea...
pilch
18
14
(archaic) a gown or...
pilea
11
9
the gunpowder plant...
piled
12
10
PILE, to lay one upo...
pilei
12
9
PILEUS, the umbrella...
piler
12
9
one who places thing...
piles
12
9
PILE, to lay one upo...
pilis
13
9
PILI, the nut of tre...
pills
14
10
PILL, to administer...
pilot
12
9
to control the cours...
pilow
15
12
a dish made from sea...
pilum
14
13
a heavy Roman javeli...
pilus
13
10
(Latin) a hair or ha...
pimas
12
11
PIMA, a strong, high...
pimps
15
14
PIMP, to solicit cli...
pinas
10
9
PINA, a fine cloth w...
pinch
16
14
to squeeze between t...
pined
10
10
PINE, to languish wi...
pines
10
9
PINE, to languish wi...
piney
16
11
covered with pine tr...
pingo
11
11
(Inuit) a cone-shape...
pings
12
11
PING, to produce a b...
pinko
11
13
a person who is some...
pinks
12
13
PINK, to cut a saw-t...
pinky
18
15
somewhat pink [adj P...
pinna
9
10
a leaflet, wing or f...
pinny
16
12
(short for) pinafore...
pinon
9
10
(Spanish) an edible...
pinot
10
9
(French) a variety o...
pinta
10
9
a skin disease wides...
pinto
10
9
(Spanish) a spotted...
pints
11
9
PINT, a measure of c...
pinup
13
13
a picture that may b...
pions
10
9
PION, an elementary...
piony
16
11
(obsolete) a peony,...
pious
11
9
marked by religious...
pioye
16
10
(Scots) a homemade f...
pioys
17
10
PIOY, (Scots) a home...
pipal
14
12
(Hindi) the bo tree,...
pipas
13
11
PIPA, the Surinam to...
piped
13
12
PIPE, to convey by m...
piper
13
11
one who plays the pi...
pipes
13
11
PIPE, to convey by m...
pipet
13
11
a tube for transferr...
pipis
14
11
PIPI, (Maori) an edi...
pipit
14
11
one of several lark-...
pippy
22
16
having pips [adj PIP...
pipul
15
13
a fig tree from Indi...
pique
19
18
to arouse anger or r...
pirai
11
8
a ferocious, carnivo...
pirls
13
9
PIRL, a ripple [n]
pirns
11
9
PIRN, (Scots) a reel...
pirog
12
10
(Russian) a large Ru...
pisco
14
11
a Peruvian brandy [n...
pises
11
8
PISE, rammed earth o...
pisky
19
14
a small fairy, also...
pisos
11
8
PISO, the Phillipine...
pissy
18
10
soiled with urine; i...
piste
11
8
(French) a ski-trail...
pitas
11
8
PITA, (Quechua) the...
pitch
17
13
to throw [v PITCHED,...
piths
14
10
PITH, to sever the c...
pithy
20
12
full of pith, to the...
piton
10
9
a metal spike used i...
pitot
11
8
a tube used to measu...
pitta
11
8
a type of slightly l...
piums
13
12
PIUM, a Brazilian bi...
pivot
13
12
to turn on a shaft o...
pixel
18
16
a basic unit of a vi...
pixes
17
15
PIX, a container for...
pixie
17
15
a small fairy, also...
pized
14
18
PIZE, (dialect) to s...
pizes
14
17
PIZE, (dialect) to s...
pizza
17
26
(Italian) a flat usu...
plaas
11
9
(Afrikaans) a farm [...
place
14
12
to assign to a posit...
plack
16
16
(Scots) a small copp...
plage
12
11
a bright region on t...
plaid
12
10
a long piece of twil...
plain
11
10
unadorned [adj PLAIN...
plait
12
9
to braid [v -ED, -IN...
plane
10
10
to make smooth and e...
plank
12
14
to cover with long,...
plans
11
10
PLAN, to formulate a...
plant
11
10
to place in the grou...
plaps
14
12
PLAP, to make a soun...
plash
14
11
to weave together [v...
plasm
13
12
the liquid part of t...
plast
12
9
PLACE, to assign to...
plate
11
9
to cover with a thin...
plats
12
9
PLAT, to braid [v]
platt
12
9
in Scots adjectival...
platy
18
11
split into thin, fla...
playa
17
11
(Spanish) a basin wh...
plays
18
11
PLAY, to engage in r...
plaza
14
18
(Spanish) a public s...
plead
11
10
to beg for earnestly...
pleas
11
9
PLEA, to dispute in...
pleat
11
9
to fold in an even m...
plebe
13
12
a freshman at a mili...
plebs
14
12
PLEB, (short for) a...
plena
10
10
PLENUM, space consid...
pleon
10
10
(Greek) the abdomen...
plesh
14
11
(Spenser) a pool; a...
plews
15
12
PLEW, a beaver skin,...
plica
15
12
(Latin) a fold; also...
plied
12
10
PLY, to bend or fold...
plier
12
9
one who plies, also...
plies
12
9
PLIE, (French) a mov...
plims
14
12
PLIM, to swell, as g...
pling
13
12
to beg [v -ED, -ING,...
plink
13
14
to shoot at a tin ca...
ploat
11
9
(Scots) to dip in ve...
plods
12
10
PLOD, to walk heavil...
plong
12
12
(Spenser) to plunge,...
plonk
12
14
to fall or drop heav...
plook
12
13
(Scots) a pimple, al...
plops
14
12
PLOP, to fall or dro...
plots
12
9
PLOT, to plan secret...
plotz
15
18
(Yiddish) to explode...
plouk
13
14
(Scots) a pimple, al...
plows
15
12
PLOW, to turn soil w...
ploye
17
11
a buckwheat pancake...
ploys
18
11
PLOY, to move from a...
pluck
17
17
to pull out or off [...
plues
12
10
PLUE, a beaver skin,...
pluff
17
16
to throw out, as smo...
plugs
14
12
PLUG, to fill a hole...
plumb
16
16
to determine the dep...
plume
13
13
to cover with feathe...
plump
16
16
to make well rounded...
plums
14
13
PLUM, a fleshy fruit...
plumy
20
15
covered with feather...
plunk
13
15
to twang; to pluck t...
pluot
12
10
a hybrid fruit of pl...
plush
15
12
luxurious [adj PLUSH...
plyer
18
11
one who plies, also...
poach
15
13
to trespass to hunt...
poaka
10
12
(Maori) a New Zealan...
poake
10
12
(Shakespeare) a poke...
poboy
18
13
a New Orleans sandwi...
pocks
15
15
POCK, to pit the ski...
pocky
21
17
covered with pock ma...
podal
11
10
of the feet, also PO...
poddy
17
12
a young calf [n PODD...
podex
16
16
the rump [n -ES]
podge
11
11
a short, thickset pe...
podgy
18
13
short and fat, also...
podia
10
9
PODIUM, (Latin) a lo...
poems
11
11
POEM, a composition...
poeps
12
11
POEP [n]
poesy
16
10
to utter poetry [v P...
poets
10
8
POET, one who writes...
pogey
17
12
in Canada, any form...
pogge
12
12
the armed bullhead,...
pogos
11
10
POGO, (tradename) to...
pohed
12
11
POH, to reject conte...
poilu
12
10
(French slang) an in...
poind
10
10
(Scots) to distrain,...
point
10
9
to indicate directio...
poise
10
8
to hold in a state o...
pokal
12
13
(German) a tall drin...
poked
11
13
POKE, to prod [v]
poker
11
12
one that pokes [n -S...
pokes
11
12
POKE, to prod [v]
pokey
17
14
confined, also POKY...
pokie
11
12
a poker machine [n -...
polar
11
9
a straight line rela...
poled
11
10
POLE, to propel with...
poler
11
9
(Australian) one of...
poles
11
9
POLE, to propel with...
poley
17
11
(Australian slang) a...
polio
11
9
an infectious virus...
polis
12
9
(Greek) an ancient G...
polje
13
18
(Serbo-Croat) a larg...
polka
12
13
a Bohemian dance or...
polks
13
13
POLK, to dance a pol...
polls
13
10
POLL, to assess publ...
polly
19
12
a type of mineral wa...
polos
11
9
POLO, a game played...
polts
12
9
POLT, to strike, thu...
polyp
20
14
an octopus or cuttle...
polys
18
11
POLY, (short for) a...
pombe
13
14
(Swahili) an African...
pomes
11
11
POME, any fruit of t...
pommy
19
16
an immigrant from th...
pomos
11
11
POMO, (colloquial) p...
pomps
14
14
POMP, stately or spl...
ponce
12
12
a man who lives on t...
poncy
19
14
effeminate, also PON...
ponds
10
10
POND, to collect wat...
pones
9
9
PONE, a kind of corn...
poney
15
11
a small horse, also...
ponga
10
11
(Maori) a tall tree-...
pongo
10
11
any large ape; esp....
pongs
11
11
PONG, to stink, also...
pongy
17
13
(colloquial) smelly...
ponks
11
13
PONK, to smell bad,...
ponts
10
9
PONT, in South Afric...
ponty
16
11
an iron rod used in...
ponzu
13
19
(Japanese) a type of...
pooch
15
13
to bulge [v -ED, -IN...
poods
10
9
POOD, a Russian unit...
pooed
9
9
POO, (slang) to defe...
poofs
12
11
POOF, (colloquial) a...
poofy
18
13
effeminate, also POO...
poohs
12
10
POOH, to express con...
pooja
11
17
a Hindu worship prac...
pooka
10
12
(Irish) in Irish fol...
pooks
11
12
POOK, (Scots) to plu...
pools
11
9
POOL, to contribute...
poons
9
9
POON, an East Indian...
poops
12
11
POOP, to tire out [v...
poopy
18
13
stupid or ineffectua...
poori
10
8
(Hindi) in India, a...
poort
10
8
(Afrikaans) a mounta...
poots
10
8
POOT, (Scots) to sho...
poove
11
12
(colloquial) an effe...
poovy
18
14
effeminate, also POO...
popes
12
11
POPE, a small freshw...
poppa
14
14
(colloquial) papa [n...
poppy
21
16
a brightly coloured...
popsy
19
13
a girlfriend, also P...
porae
9
8
(Maori) a large edib...
poral
11
9
pertaining to pores...
porch
16
13
a low structure proj...
pored
10
9
PORE, to examine clo...
porer
10
8
one who pores [n -S]
pores
10
8
PORE, to examine clo...
porge
11
10
in Jewish ritual, to...
porgy
18
12
a species of saltwat...
porin
10
9
any of a class of pr...
porks
12
12
PORK, to eat ravenou...
porky
18
14
plump like a pig [ad...
porno
9
9
pornography, also PO...
porns
10
9
PORN, pornography, a...
porny
16
11
(colloquial) pornogr...
porta
10
8
a gatelike anatomica...
ports
11
8
PORT, to carry, conv...
porty
17
10
of the taste of port...
posed
10
9
POSE, to assume a fi...
poser
10
8
one that poses [n -S...
poses
10
8
POSE, to assume a fi...
posey
16
10
adopting poses for e...
posho
12
10
(Swahili) corn meal...
posit
11
8
to place [v -ED, -IN...
posse
10
8
a body of men summon...
posts
11
8
POST, to display in...
potae
9
8
(Maori) a hat [n -S]
potch
16
13
to push violently, t...
poted
10
9
POTE, to poke, thrus...
potes
10
8
POTE, to poke, thrus...
potin
10
9
(French) an old allo...
potoo
9
8
a kind of bird, a la...
potsy
17
10
a children's game, a...
potto
10
8
a nocturnal mammal o...
potts
11
8
POTT, a size of pape...
potty
17
10
crazy [adj POTTIER,...
pouch
16
14
a pocket, purse [n -...
pouff
15
15
to give a puffed sha...
poufs
13
12
POUF, to give a puff...
pouke
11
13
a mischievous sprite...
pouks
12
13
POUK, (Scots) to plu...
poule
11
10
(French) a hen, esp....
poulp
14
13
the octopus, also PO...
poult
12
10
a young domestic fow...
pound
10
11
to strike heavily an...
poupe
12
12
(obsolete) to befool...
poupt
13
12
POUPE, (obsolete) to...
pours
11
9
POUR, to cause to fl...
pouts
11
9
POUT, to protrude th...
pouty
17
11
tending to pout [adj...
powan
12
12
a species of whitefi...
power
13
11
to equip with mechan...
powin
13
12
(Scots) a peacock, a...
pownd
13
13
(Spenser) to pound,...
powns
13
12
POWN, (Scots) a peac...
powny
19
14
(dialect) a pony, al...
powre
13
11
(Spenser) to pour [v...
poxed
16
16
POX, to infect with...
poxes
16
15
POX, to infect with...
poynt
16
11
(obsolete) to point...
poyou
16
11
an armadillo [n -S]
poyse
16
10
(obsolete) to poise,...
pozzy
23
28
(Australian slang) a...
praam
11
11
a flat-bottomed boat...
prads
11
9
PRAD, (slang) a hors...
prahu
13
11
a swift Malaysian sa...
prams
12
11
PRAM, a flat-bottome...
prana
9
9
(Sanskrit) in yoga,...
prang
11
11
to cause to crash [v...
prank
11
13
to dress gaudily [v...
praos
10
8
PRAO, a swift Malays...
prase
10
8
a leek-green quartz...
prate
10
8
to talk foolishly or...
prats
11
8
PRAT, (colloquial) a...
pratt
11
8
(Shakespeare) to bea...
praty
17
10
(Irish colloquial) a...
praus
11
9
PRAU, a swift Malays...
prawn
13
12
to fish for edible s...
prays
17
10
PRAY, to intercede o...
predy
17
11
(obsolete) to make r...
preed
10
9
PREE, (Scots) to mak...
preen
9
9
to clean and arrange...
prees
10
8
PREE, (Scots) to mak...
preif
13
11
(obsolete) proof, al...
prems
12
11
PREM, a premature ba...
premy
18
13
(US slang) a prematu...
prent
10
9
(Scots) to print [v...
preon
9
9
a hypothetical parti...
preop
12
11
a patient prepared f...
preps
13
11
PREP, (short for) to...
presa
10
8
(Italian) a musical...
prese
10
8
PRESA, (Italian) a m...
press
11
8
to compress or squee...
prest
11
8
(obsolete) to lend [...
preve
12
12
to prove, also PREEV...
prexy
23
17
(US slang) the presi...
preys
17
10
PREY, to exploit or...
prial
12
9
a pair-royal, a thro...
price
14
11
to set a value on [v...
prick
16
15
to puncture slightly...
pricy
21
13
expensive, also PRIC...
pride
11
9
to feel self-esteem...
pried
11
9
PRY, to inquire impe...
prief
13
11
(Scots) proof, also...
prier
11
8
one who pries, also...
pries
11
8
PRY, to inquire impe...
prigs
13
10
PRIG, to filch [v]
prill
14
10
to turn into pellet...
prima
12
11
(Italian) the first...
prime
12
11
in best condition [a...
primi
13
11
PRIMO, (Italian) the...
primo
12
11
(Italian) the first...
primp
15
14
to dress or adorn ca...
prims
13
11
PRIM, to give a prim...
primy
19
13
(Shakespeare) in one...
prink
12
13
to dress or adorn in...
print
11
9
to produce by presse...
prion
10
9
any petrel of a genu...
prior
11
8
previous [adj PRIORL...
prise
11
8
to raise or force wi...
prism
13
11
a solid figure of wh...
priss
12
8
to act in a prissy m...
privy
20
14
private [adj PRIVIER...
prize
14
17
to value highly [v P...
proas
10
8
PROA, a swift Malays...
probe
12
11
to examine thoroughl...
probs
13
11
PROB, (colloquial) a...
prods
11
9
PROD, to jab [v]
proem
11
11
an introduction, a p...
profs
13
11
PROF, (short for) pr...
progs
12
10
PROG, to forage for...
proin
10
9
(obsolete) to preen,...
proke
11
12
(dialect) to poke [v...
prole
11
9
to prowl, also PROLL...
proll
13
10
(obsolete) to prowl,...
promo
11
11
(short for) a promot...
proms
12
11
PROM, a school or co...
prone
9
9
lying face down [adj...
prong
11
11
to pierce with a poi...
pronk
11
13
(Afrikaans) of a spr...
proof
12
11
to examine for error...
props
13
11
PROP, to hold up [v]
prore
10
8
a prow; a ship [n -S...
prose
10
8
to write without met...
proso
10
8
(Russian) a variety...
pross
11
8
(colloquial) a prost...
prost
11
8
used in a drinking t...
prosy
17
10
prosaic, tedious [ad...
proto
10
8
(tradename) as in pr...
proud
11
10
having or displaying...
proul
12
10
to prowl, also PROLE...
prove
12
12
to establish as cert...
prowl
15
12
to move about stealt...
prows
14
11
PROW, the front part...
proxy
23
17
a person authorised...
proyn
16
11
to prune, also PROIG...
prude
11
10
a prudish person [n...
prune
10
10
to trim and shape by...
prunt
11
10
a moulded glass orna...
pruta
11
9
a monetary unit of I...
pryer
17
10
one who pries, also...
pryse
17
10
(Spenser) to pay for...
psalm
13
12
a hymn or religious...
pseud
11
10
a person pretending...
pshaw
16
13
to utter an expressi...
psion
10
9
a particle formed by...
psoae
9
8
PSOAS, a muscle of t...
psoai
10
8
PSOAS, a muscle of t...
psoas
10
8
a muscle of the pelv...
psora
10
8
(obsolete) a cutaneo...
psych
23
15
to stimulate to a pr...
psyop
19
13
(short for) psycholo...
pubco
16
15
a company that opera...
pubes
13
12
the lower part of th...
pubic
17
15
pertaining to the pu...
pubis
14
12
a bone of the pelvis...
pucan
13
13
(Irish) a traditiona...
pucer
14
12
PUCE, dark red [adj]
puces
14
12
PUCE, a dark red col...
pucka
15
16
durable, also PUKKA,...
pucks
16
16
PUCK, a thick rubber...
puddy
18
13
(colloquial) a paw,...
pudge
12
12
a short, thickset pe...
pudgy
19
14
short and fat, also...
pudic
15
13
pertaining to the pu...
pudor
11
10
(obsolete) a sense o...
pudsy
18
12
podgy, also PUDSEY [...
pudus
12
11
PUDU, a very small d...
puers
11
9
PUER, to tan leather...
puffa
15
15
as in puffa jacket,...
puffs
16
15
PUFF, to blow in sho...
puffy
22
17
swollen [adj PUFFIER...
puggy
20
15
like a monkey or pug...
pugil
14
12
(obsolete) a boxer [...
puhas
13
11
PUHA, (Maori) sow th...
pujah
15
20
(Sanskrit) a Hindu a...
pujas
13
18
PUJA, a Hindu worshi...
pukas
12
13
PUKA, (Maori) a larg...
puked
12
14
PUKE, to vomit [v]
puker
12
13
(archaic) an emetic...
pukes
12
13
PUKE, to vomit [v]
pukey
18
15
reminiscent of or re...
pukka
13
17
(Hindi) genuine; fir...
pukus
13
14
PUKU, an antelope of...
pulao
11
10
a dish made from sea...
pulas
12
10
PULA, a monetary uni...
puled
12
11
PULE, to pipe; to wh...
puler
12
10
one who pules [n -S]
pules
12
10
PULE, to pipe; to wh...
pulik
14
14
PULI, (Hungarian) a...
pulis
13
10
PULI, (Hungarian) a...
pulka
13
14
a Laplander's boat-s...
pulks
14
14
PULK, a Laplander's...
pulli
14
11
PULLUS, a chick or y...
pulls
14
11
PULL, to draw or dra...
pully
20
13
(colloquial) a pullo...
pulmo
13
13
(Latin) a lung [n PU...
pulps
15
13
PULP, to reduce to a...
pulpy
21
15
resembling pulp [adj...
pulse
12
10
to expand and contra...
pulus
13
11
PULU, a silky fibre...
pumas
12
12
PUMA, a large reddis...
pumie
12
12
(Spenser) a pebble,...
pumps
15
15
PUMP, to propel liqu...
punas
10
10
PUNA, a high bleak p...
punce
13
13
(dialect) to prod or...
punch
16
15
to perforate with a...
punga
11
12
(Maori) a tall tree-...
pungs
12
12
PUNG, (Native Americ...
punji
13
19
a sharpened bamboo s...
punka
11
14
a ceiling fan used i...
punks
12
14
PUNK, dry, decayed w...
punky
18
16
like a punk [adj PUN...
punny
16
13
involving a pun [adj...
punto
10
10
(Italian) a hit or t...
punts
11
10
PUNT, to propel thro...
punty
17
12
an iron supporting r...
pupae
12
12
PUPA, an insect in t...
pupal
14
13
pertaining to a pupa...
pupas
13
12
PUPA, an insect in t...
pupil
15
13
a student under the...
puppy
22
17
to give birth to a p...
pupus
14
13
PUPU, (Hawaiian) a d...
purda
11
10
a curtain used in In...
pured
11
10
PUR, to utter a low,...
puree
10
9
to reduce to a thick...
purer
11
9
PURE, free from stai...
pures
11
9
PURE, to cleanse or...
purge
12
11
to purify [v PURGED,...
purin
11
10
a white crystalline...
puris
12
9
PURI, (Hindi) in Ind...
purls
13
10
PURL, to knit with a...
purpy
20
14
(Scots) purslane, or...
purrs
12
9
PURR, to utter a low...
purse
11
9
to pucker, esp. the...
pursy
18
11
short of breath [adj...
purty
18
11
(US dialect) pretty...
puses
11
9
PUS, a viscous fluid...
pushy
20
13
offensively aggressi...
pusle
12
10
to puzzle [v PUSLED,...
pussy
18
11
a cat, also POUSSIE...
putid
12
10
decayed; fetid [adj]
puton
10
10
a hoax or deception...
putti
12
9
PUTTO, (Italian) an...
putto
11
9
(Italian) an artisti...
putts
12
9
PUTT, to hit with a...
putty
18
11
to fill with a type...
puzel
15
19
(obsolete) a maid, a...
pwned
13
13
PWN, (slang) to domi...
pyats
17
10
PYAT, a magpie, also...
pyets
17
10
PYET, (Scots) a magp...
pygal
19
13
the posterior median...
pygmy
26
17
a small person, also...
pyins
17
11
PYIN, a protein comp...
pylon
17
12
a structure for supp...
pyned
16
12
PYNE, to yearn inten...
pynes
16
11
PYNE, to yearn inten...
pyoid
17
11
purulent [adj]
pyots
17
10
PYOT, (Scots) a magp...
pyral
18
11
of or pertaining to...
pyran
16
11
a chemical compound...
pyres
17
10
PYRE, a pile of comb...
pyrex
23
17
(tradename) a heat-r...
pyric
21
13
pertaining to burnin...
pyros
17
10
PYRO, (short for) py...
pyxed
23
18
PYX, to test newly m...
pyxes
23
17
PYX, to test newly m...
pyxie
23
17
a creeping evergreen...
pyxis
24
17
a little box for jew...
pzazz
20
35
flamboyance, also BA...
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