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pablums
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PABLUM, food, esp. a...
pabular
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of or relating to no...
pabulum
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food, esp. a suspens...
pacable
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17
(archaic) able to be...
paceman
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in cricket, a pace b...
pacemen
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17
PACEMAN, in cricket,...
paceway
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18
(Australian) a racec...
pachaks
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19
PACHAK, an aromatic...
pachisi
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15
an Indian board game...
pachuco
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19
(Spanish) a flashy M...
paciest
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13
PACY, fast, also PAC...
pacific
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19
peacemaking, peacefu...
pacings
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PACING, the act of s...
package
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to put into a contai...
packers
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PACKER, one who pack...
packets
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17
PACKET, to make into...
packing
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material used to pac...
packman
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one who bears a pack...
packmen
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21
PACKMAN, one who bea...
packwax
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the strong tendon in...
packway
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22
a narrow path for pa...
paction
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14
to agree, make a pac...
paczkis
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26
PACZKI, (Polish) a r...
padangs
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14
PADANG, a Malayan fi...
padauks
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PADAUK, a Burmese ti...
padders
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12
PADDER, a highwayman...
paddies
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12
PADDY, a rice field,...
padding
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material with which...
paddled
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14
PADDLE, to propel wi...
paddler
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13
one who paddles [n -...
paddles
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13
PADDLE, to propel wi...
paddock
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to confine in a gras...
padella
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13
a candle made from a...
padlock
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to lock securely [v...
padnags
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14
PADNAG, a horse that...
padouks
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16
PADOUK, (Burmese) a...
padrona
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12
(Italian) a female b...
padrone
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12
(Italian) an innkeep...
padroni
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12
PADRONE, (Italian) a...
padsaws
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14
PADSAW, a small saw-...
padshah
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15
(Persian) a chief ru...
paellas
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12
PAELLA, (Spanish) a...
paenula
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13
a Roman travelling c...
paeonic
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14
a foot of four sylla...
paesani
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11
PAESANO, (Spanish) a...
paesano
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(Spanish) a fellow c...
paesans
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11
PAESAN, (Spanish) a...
pageant
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13
an elaborate public...
pageboy
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17
a boy attendant [n -...
pageful
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17
as much as a page ca...
paginal
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14
pertaining to the pa...
pagings
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15
PAGING, a transfer o...
pagodas
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13
PAGODA, an Eastern t...
pagurid
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14
a hermit crab, also...
pahlavi
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17
a former coin of Ira...
paidles
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12
PAIDLE, (Scots) a fi...
paigles
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13
PAIGLE, the cowslip,...
paiking
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17
PAIK, (Scots) to thu...
pailful
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16
as much as a pail ca...
paillon
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13
a decorative metalli...
painful
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16
causing pain [adj PA...
painims
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14
PAINIM, (obsolete) a...
paining
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14
PAIN, to cause suffe...
painted
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12
PAINT, to apply colo...
painter
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11
one who paints [n -S...
paiocke
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17
(Shakespeare) an obs...
paiocks
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17
PAIOCK, (Shakespeare...
pairest
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10
PAIR, (Scots) poor [...
pairial
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11
a pair-royal, a thro...
pairing
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13
a matching of two op...
paisana
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11
(Spanish) a fellow c...
paisano
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11
(Spanish) a fellow c...
paisans
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11
PAISAN, (Spanish) a...
paisley
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13
a woollen or other f...
pajamas
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22
PAJAMA, a garment fo...
pajocke
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(Shakespeare) an obs...
pajocks
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26
PAJOCK, (Shakespeare...
pakahis
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PAKAHI, (Maori) acid...
pakapoo
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17
a Chinese version of...
pakehas
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16
PAKEHA, (Maori) a wh...
pakfong
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20
a Chinese alloy of n...
pakihis
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16
PAKIHI, (Maori) acid...
pakokos
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18
PAKOKO, (Maori) a sm...
pakoras
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PAKORA, (Hindi) an I...
paktong
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a Chinese alloy of n...
palabra
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14
(Spanish) a word, ta...
palaced
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15
residing in a palace...
palaces
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14
PALACE, a royal resi...
paladin
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a knightly champion...
palagis
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13
PALAGI, (Samoan) a S...
palamae
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14
PALAMA, the webbing...
palapas
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14
PALAPA, an open-side...
palases
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PALAS, (Hindi) a leg...
palatal
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12
of or pertaining to...
palated
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12
PALATE, (Shakespeare...
palates
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11
PALATE, (Shakespeare...
palaver
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to talk profusely or...
palazzi
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PALAZZO, an Italian...
palazzo
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29
an Italian palace, o...
paleate
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11
like a palea [adj]
paletot
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11
a loose overcoat [n...
palette
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11
a board on which an...
palfrey
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16
a saddle horse, esp....
paliest
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11
PALY, somewhat pale...
palikar
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15
a Greek soldier [n -...
palings
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14
PALING, a picket fen...
palinka
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a type of apricot br...
palkees
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15
PALKEE, (Hindi) a pa...
pallahs
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14
PALLAH, a large Sout...
pallets
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12
PALLET, to load onto...
pallial
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13
of or pertaining to...
pallied
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13
PALLY, as in to pall...
pallier
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12
PALLY, marked by clo...
pallies
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12
PALLY, as in to pall...
palling
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PALL, to grow wearis...
pallium
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16
a cloak worn in anci...
pallone
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13
an Italian ball game...
pallors
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PALLOR, paleness esp...
palmary
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worthy of the ceremo...
palmate
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resembling an open h...
palmers
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PALMER, one who bear...
palmful
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as much as a palm ca...
palmier
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14
a pastry shaped like...
palmies
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14
PALMY, a stroke on t...
palmiet
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14
a South African aloe...
palming
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PALM, to touch with...
palmist
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a person who tells f...
palmtop
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17
a small handheld com...
palmyra
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16
a species of palm ha...
palolos
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12
PALOLO, an edible se...
palooka
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15
a clumsy, inept, or...
palpate
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14
to examine by touch...
palping
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17
PALP, to sense by to...
palship
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the relationship exi...
palsied
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12
PALSY, to affect wit...
palsier
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PALSY, pally, being...
palsies
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11
PALSY, to affect wit...
palters
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PALTER, to talk or a...
paludal
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of marshes, also PAL...
paludic
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16
of marshes, also PAL...
pampean
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a native of the pamp...
pampero
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(Spanish) a violent...
pampers
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PAMPER, to treat wit...
pampoen
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(South African) a pu...
panacea
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(Greek) a remedy for...
panache
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dash or flamboyance...
panadas
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PANADA, (Spanish) a...
panamas
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PANAMA, a lightweigh...
panaxes
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PANAX, (Greek) a tre...
pancake
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to land an aircraft...
panchax
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any of several kinds...
pandani
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PANDANUS, (Malay) a...
pandans
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PANDAN, (Malay) a pa...
pandars
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PANDAR, to act as a...
pandect
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a treatise covering...
panders
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12
PANDER, to act as a...
pandied
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PANDY, to punish by...
pandies
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PANDY, to punish by...
pandits
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PANDIT, (Sanskrit) a...
pandoor
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one of a class of Hu...
pandora
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ancient musical inst...
pandore
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ancient musical inst...
pandour
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one of a class of Hu...
pandrop
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(Scots) a hard mint-...
pandura
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ancient musical inst...
paneers
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PANEER, a soft white...
paneity
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the state of being b...
paneled
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PANEL, to decorate w...
panfish
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any small fish that...
panfuls
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PANFUL, as much as a...
pangamy
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random mating [n PAN...
pangene
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a hypothetical unit...
pangens
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PANGEN, a hypothetic...
panging
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PANG, to inflict a v...
pangram
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a sentence containin...
panicks
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PANICK, any grass of...
panicky
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tending to panic [ad...
panicle
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a loosely branched f...
panicum
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any grass of the gen...
paniers
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PANIER, a large bask...
paninis
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PANINI, grilled, Ita...
paniscs
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14
PANISC, an inferior...
panisks
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PANISK, an inferior...
panlike
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resembling a pan, a...
pannage
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the right to pasture...
panners
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PANNER, one who pans...
pannick
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any grass of the gen...
pannier
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12
a large basket, also...
panning
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15
harsh criticism [n -...
pannist
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12
a person who plays a...
pannose
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12
like felt [adj]
panocha
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(Spanish) a type of...
panoche
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16
(Spanish) a type of...
panoply
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17
an impressive, dazzl...
panpipe
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a musical instrument...
pansied
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bedecked with pansie...
pansies
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11
PANSY, a name for va...
panters
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11
PANTER, (Shakespeare...
panther
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13
a leopard, esp. a bl...
panties
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11
PANTIE, a woman's or...
pantile
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12
an overlapping, S-sh...
pantine
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12
(obsolete) a pastebo...
panting
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breathless [adj PANT...
pantleg
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the leg part of a pa...
pantler
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12
(Shakespeare) the of...
pantons
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12
PANTON, (Scots) a sl...
pantoum
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a Malayan verse form...
pantuns
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PANTUN, (Malay) a Ma...
panzers
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PANZER, (German) a G...
papable
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capable of being a p...
papadam
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17
(Tamil) a thin circl...
papadom
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17
(Tamil) a thin circl...
papadum
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18
(Tamil) a thin circl...
papains
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14
PAPAIN, an enzyme th...
papally
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17
PAPAL, of or relatin...
papauma
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17
(Maori) a large ever...
papaver
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a genus of poppies i...
papayan
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like a papaya [adj]
papayas
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15
PAPAYA, (Spanish) a...
papered
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PAPER, to cover with...
paperer
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13
one who papers [n -S...
paphian
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a prostitute [n -S]
papilio
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14
a type of butterfly...
papilla
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15
a nipple-like projec...
papisms
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PAPISM, adherence to...
papists
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PAPIST, a supporter...
papoose
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an American Indian b...
pappier
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PAPPY, resembling pa...
pappies
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PAPPY, a father [n]
papping
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PAP, to feed with so...
pappose
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16
furnished with a pap...
pappous
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17
furnished with a pap...
paprica
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16
a seasoning made fro...
paprika
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17
a seasoning made fro...
papulae
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15
PAPULA, (Latin) a pi...
papular
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15
pertaining to, chara...
papulas
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15
PAPULA, (Latin) a pi...
papules
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15
PAPULE, a pimple, al...
papyral
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16
relating to a papyru...
papyrus
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16
a parchment made fro...
paraben
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14
any of a group of ch...
parable
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14
to represent by a mo...
paracme
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a stage of decline [...
paraded
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PARADE, to march in...
parader
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11
one who parades [n -...
parades
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PARADE, to march in...
parador
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11
a building such as a...
parados
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11
an earthworks defend...
paradox
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18
something which is c...
parafle
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14
(Scots) a pretentiou...
parages
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12
PARAGE, equality of...
paragon
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13
a model of perfectio...
paramos
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13
PARAMO, (Spanish) a...
parangs
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13
PARANG, (Malay) a la...
paranym
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16
a euphemism; a word...
parapet
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13
a protective wall [n...
paraphs
18
15
PARAPH, to append a...
parasol
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11
a small, light umbre...
paratha
15
12
(Hindi) a flat round...
parazoa
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19
PARAZOON, any member...
parbake
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17
to bake partially [v...
parboil
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14
to cook partially by...
parcels
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14
PARCEL, to divide in...
parched
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16
PARCH, to make very...
parches
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15
PARCH, to make very...
pardahs
16
13
PARDAH, the seclusio...
pardale
14
12
a leopard, also PARD...
pardals
15
12
PARDAL, a leopard, a...
pardine
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12
pertaining to or lik...
pardner
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12
(colloquial) partner...
pardons
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12
PARDON, to release f...
pareira
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10
a medicinal plant ro...
parella
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12
a lichen which yield...
parelle
15
12
a lichen which yield...
parents
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11
PARENT, to act as fa...
pareras
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10
PARERA, (Maori) a Ne...
parerga
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12
PARERGON, (Greek) a...
pareses
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10
PARESIS, a partial f...
paresis
14
10
a partial form of pa...
paretic
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13
one affected with pa...
parfait
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13
(French) a dessert m...
pargana
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13
(Hindi) a division o...
pargets
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12
PARGET, to cover wit...
parging
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15
a thin coat or morta...
pargoes
14
12
PARGO, (Spanish) a k...
pariahs
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12
PARIAH, a person of...
parials
15
11
PARIAL, a pair-royal...
parians
13
11
PARIAN, a hard white...
parings
15
13
PARING, something pa...
parises
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10
PARIS, a plant, herb...
parison
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11
(French) a lump of g...
paritor
14
10
(Shakespeare) an off...
parkade
14
15
a multilevel structu...
parkees
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14
PARKEE, a wind-proof...
parkers
15
14
PARKER, a park-keepe...
parkier
15
14
PARKY, (colloquial)...
parkies
15
14
PARKIE, (colloquial)...
parking
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17
an area in which veh...
parkins
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15
PARKIN, a north of E...
parkish
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16
resembling a park [a...
parkour
15
15
a recreational pursu...
parkway
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19
a broad road adorned...
parlays
21
13
PARLAY, to wager ori...
parleys
21
13
PARLEY, to discuss t...
parlies
15
11
PARLY, (Scots) a gin...
parling
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14
PARLE, to discuss te...
parlors
15
11
PARLOR, a room for t...
parlour
15
12
a room for the enter...
parlous
15
12
perilous, also PERIC...
parodic
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14
having the character...
parodoi
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11
PARODOS, an ode sung...
parodos
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11
an ode sung in ancie...
paroled
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12
PAROLE, to give a co...
parolee
13
11
one who is paroled [...
paroles
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11
PAROLE, to give a co...
paronym
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16
a word having the sa...
parores
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10
PARORE, (Maori) a ty...
parotic
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13
situated near the ea...
parotid
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11
near the ear, also P...
parotis
14
10
(Greek) the parotid...
parpane
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14
a stone passing thro...
parpend
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15
a stone passing thro...
parpens
15
14
PARPEN, a stone pass...
parpent
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14
a stone passing thro...
parping
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16
PARP, to sound a car...
parquet
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to cover a floor wit...
parrals
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11
PARRAL, a sliding lo...
parrels
15
11
PARREL, a sliding lo...
parried
14
11
PARRY, to ward off a...
parrier
14
10
one who parries [n -...
parries
14
10
PARRY, to ward off a...
parring
15
13
PAR, to score a cert...
parrock
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17
(Scots) a croft, or...
parrots
14
10
PARROT, to repeat wi...
parroty
20
12
like a hook-billed t...
parsecs
17
13
PARSEC, a unit of as...
parsers
14
10
PARSER, a program or...
parsing
15
13
the syntactic analys...
parsley
21
13
a cultivated herb [n...
parsnep
15
14
(obsolete) an umbell...
parsnip
16
14
an umbelliferous pla...
parsons
13
11
PARSON, a clergyman...
partake
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14
to participate, also...
partans
13
11
PARTAN, a kind of ed...
parters
14
10
PARTER, one who, or...
partial
15
11
not whole [adj PARTI...
partied
14
11
PARTY, to attend a s...
partier
14
10
one who parties, als...
parties
14
10
PARTY, to attend a s...
parting
15
13
a division or separa...
partita
14
10
(Italian) a suite; a...
partite
14
10
divided; (esp. of pl...
partlet
15
11
(obsolete) a coverin...
partner
13
11
to join with in a co...
partons
13
11
PARTON, a hypothetic...
partook
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14
PARTAKE, to particip...
parture
14
11
(Spenser) a departur...
partway
23
15
to some extent [adv]
partyer
20
12
one who parties, als...
parulis
16
12
(Greek) a small supp...
paruras
14
11
PARURA, a set of mat...
parures
14
11
PARURE, a set of mat...
parvenu
15
16
(French) one that ha...
parvise
16
14
an enclosed area in...
pascals
18
14
PASCAL, a unit of pr...
paschal
20
16
a candle used in rel...
pascual
18
15
a plant that grows i...
pasears
13
10
PASEAR, to take a wa...
paselas
14
11
PASELA, a gratuity t...
pashims
18
15
PASHIM, the fine und...
pashing
17
15
PASH, to strike viol...
pashkas
17
16
PASHKA, (Russian) a...
paskhas
17
16
PASKHA, (Russian) a...
paspies
16
13
PASPY, (French) a Br...
pasquil
24
21
a satire or lampoon...
passade
13
11
a turn of a horse ba...
passado
13
11
a forward thrust in...
passage
14
12
to make a voyage [v...
passant
13
11
in heraldry, walking...
passata
13
10
an Italian sauce of...
passels
15
11
PASSEL, a large numb...
passers
14
10
PASSER, one that pas...
passing
15
13
incidental, casual [...
passion
13
11
to exhibit strong fe...
passive
16
14
not active [adj PASS...
passkey
21
16
a key that opens sev...
passman
14
14
someone who graduate...
passmen
14
14
PASSMAN, someone who...
passout
14
11
a ticket entitling o...
pastels
15
11
PASTEL, a soft, deli...
pastern
13
11
the part of horse's...
pasters
14
10
PASTER, one who past...
pasteup
16
14
a finished copy for...
pastier
14
10
PASTY, pale and unhe...
pasties
14
10
PASTIE, a meat pie,...
pastils
16
11
PASTIL, a small, oft...
pastily
22
13
PASTY, pale and unhe...
pastime
15
13
a recreational activ...
pastina
13
11
(Italian) tiny piece...
pasting
15
13
a beating, a defeat...
pastors
14
10
PASTOR, to serve as...
pasture
14
11
to put out to graze...
patacas
16
13
PATACA, a monetary u...
patagia
14
12
PATAGIUM, a wing mem...
patakas
14
14
PATAKA, a Maori buil...
patamar
14
13
a vessel resembling...
patball
18
15
a gentle ball game s...
patched
19
16
PATCH, to mend or co...
patcher
19
15
one who patches [n -...
patches
19
15
PATCH, to mend or co...
patella
15
12
the knee-cap [n PATE...
patency
22
16
the condition of bei...
patents
13
11
PATENT, to obtain a...
paterae
12
10
PATERA, a type of Ro...
pathics
20
15
PATHIC, a passive su...
pathing
17
15
PATH, (Shakespeare)...
pathway
25
17
a path [n -S]
patible
17
14
capable of suffering...
patient
13
11
calm and uncomplaini...
patikis
16
14
PATIKI, (Maori) the...
patinae
12
11
PATINA, a film or su...
patinas
13
11
PATINA, a film or su...
patined
13
12
PATINE, to cover wit...
patines
13
11
PATINE, to cover wit...
patness
13
11
suitability [n -ES]
patonce
15
14
of a heraldic cross,...
patoots
13
10
PATOOT, the buttocks...
patrial
15
11
one who is entitled...
patrick
19
17
(Irish) a 17C Irish...
patrico
17
13
(slang) a hedge-prie...
patriot
14
10
one who loves his co...
patrols
15
11
PATROL, to guard by...
patrons
13
11
PATRON, a regular cu...
patroon
12
11
a landowner granted...
patsies
14
10
PATSY, a person who...
pattens
13
11
PATTEN, (obsolete) t...
pattern
13
11
to copy a design [v...
patters
14
10
PATTER, to talk rapi...
pattest
14
10
PAT, hitting the mar...
patties
14
10
PATTY, a small, flat...
patting
15
13
PAT, to stroke gentl...
pattles
15
11
PATTLE, (Scots) a sm...
patulin
15
13
a drug derived from...
patzers
17
19
PATZER, (German) an...
paucals
18
15
PAUCAL, a grammatica...
paucity
24
16
smallness of number...
paughty
24
17
(Scots) haughty [adj...
paulins
15
13
PAULIN, a sheet of w...
paunces
16
15
PAUNCE, a pansy flow...
paunchy
25
19
having a protruding...
paupers
16
14
PAUPER, to reduce to...
pausers
14
11
PAUSER, one who paus...
pausing
15
14
hesitating [adj PAUS...
pavages
16
16
PAVAGE, a charge for...
pavanes
14
15
PAVANE, (French) a s...
pavings
17
17
PAVING, a pavement [...
paviors
16
14
PAVIOR, a person who...
paviour
16
15
a person who lays pa...
paviser
16
14
a soldier carrying a...
pavises
16
14
PAVISE, a large medi...
pavisse
16
14
a large medieval shi...
pavlova
18
19
a type of dessert co...
pavones
14
15
PAVONE, (Spenser) a...
pawawed
19
17
PAWAW, to hold such...
pawkier
18
17
PAWKY, (Scots) drily...
pawkily
26
20
PAWKY, (Scots) drily...
pawnage
16
16
an act of pawning [n...
pawnces
19
17
PAWNCE, (obsolete) a...
pawnees
15
14
PAWNEE, one to whom...
pawners
16
14
PAWNER, one who pawn...
pawning
17
17
PAWN, to deposit as...
pawnors
16
14
PAWNOR, one who pawn...
pawpaws
22
19
PAWPAW, a tree of th...
paxiuba
22
21
a Brazilian palm wit...
payable
22
16
able to be paid [adj...
payably
29
18
PAYABLE, able to be...
payback
26
22
a return on an inves...
paydays
26
15
PAYDAY, the day on w...
paydown
22
17
the reduction of deb...
payfone
20
16
a coin-operated publ...
payings
21
15
PAYING, the act of s...
paylist
22
13
a list of people ent...
payload
20
14
the part of a cargo...
payment
20
16
something that is pa...
paynims
21
16
PAYNIM, a heathen, a...
payoffs
24
18
PAYOFF, the act of d...
payolas
20
13
PAYOLA, a secret pay...
payouts
20
13
PAYOUT, money that i...
payroll
22
14
a list of employees...
paysage
20
14
(French) a rural sce...
payslip
24
16
a note indicating th...
paywall
25
17
an arrangement allow...
peached
18
16
PEACH, to inform aga...
peacher
18
15
one who peaches [n -...
peaches
18
15
PEACH, to inform aga...
peacing
17
16
PEACE, (Shakespeare)...
peacoat
15
13
a heavy woollen jack...
peacock
20
20
to strut vainly [v -...
peacods
16
14
PEACOD, the pod of t...
peafowl
19
17
a large pheasant [n...
peahens
14
13
PEAHEN, a female pea...
peakier
14
14
PEAKY, off-colour, u...
peaking
15
17
the act of coming to...
peakish
17
16
somewhat sickly [adj...
pealike
15
15
like a pea [adj]
pealing
15
14
PEAL, to ring out [v...
peaning
13
14
PEAN, to beat with a...
peanuts
13
12
PEANUT, the monkey-n...
peapods
15
14
PEAPOD, the pod of t...
pearced
16
14
PEARCE, (Spenser) to...
pearces
16
13
PEARCE, (Spenser) to...
pearled
14
12
PEARL, to adorn with...
pearler
14
11
one who dives for pe...
pearlin
14
12
(Scots) a lace of si...
pearter
13
10
PEART, active, livel...
peartly
21
13
PEART, active, livel...
peasant
12
11
a person of inferior...
peascod
16
14
a pea pod, also PEAS...
peasing
14
13
PEASE, (obsolete) to...
peatary
19
12
a region covered wit...
peatery
19
12
a region covered wit...
peatier
13
10
PEATY, of or like pe...
peatman
13
14
a peat seller [n PEA...
peatmen
13
14
PEATMAN, a peat sell...
peaveys
21
16
PEAVEY, a lever used...
peavies
15
14
PEAVY, a lever used...
peazing
17
22
PEAZE, to weigh, als...
pebbled
19
18
PEBBLE, to cover wit...
pebbles
19
17
PEBBLE, to cover wit...
pebrine
15
14
a disease of silkwor...
peccant
19
17
sinning; guilty of t...
peccary
26
18
a hoofed mammal [n P...
peccavi
22
20
a confession of sin...
pechans
18
16
PECHAN, (Scots) the...
peching
20
18
PECH, (Scots) to pan...
peckers
18
17
PECKER, that which p...
peckier
18
17
PECKY, marked by dec...
pecking
19
20
the act of pecking [...
peckish
21
19
somewhat hungry [adj...
pectase
16
13
an enzyme [n -S]
pectate
16
13
a salt of pectic aci...
pectens
16
14
PECTEN, a comblike a...
pectins
17
14
PECTIN, a mixture of...
pectise
17
13
to congeal to a jell...
pectize
20
22
to congeal to a jell...
pectose
16
13
a pectin-yielding su...
peculia
18
15
PECULIUM, private pr...
pedagog
15
15
one who teaches; by...
pedaled
14
13
PEDAL, to operate by...
pedaler
14
12
someone who uses ped...
pedalos
14
12
PEDALO, a type of pl...
pedants
13
12
PEDANT, a person who...
pedders
14
12
PEDDER, (Scots) a pe...
peddled
15
14
PEDDLE, to sell or o...
peddler
15
13
a person who goes ab...
peddles
15
13
PEDDLE, to sell or o...
pedeses
13
11
PEDESIS, a Brownian...
pedesis
14
11
a Brownian movement...
pedetic
17
14
relating to pedesis,...
pedicab
19
17
a light vehicle cons...
pedicel
18
15
a slender basal part...
pedicle
18
15
a slender basal part...
pedlars
15
12
PEDLAR, a person who...
pedlary
21
14
the trade of a peddl...
pedlers
15
12
PEDLER, a person who...
pedlery
21
14
the trade of a peddl...
pedocal
17
15
a type of soil typic...
pedrail
15
12
a tractor with footl...
pedrero
13
11
a type of old gun, a...
pedways
23
16
PEDWAY, a walkway fo...
peebeen
13
14
a large, hardwood, e...
peekabo
15
17
a peeping game playe...
peeking
15
17
PEEK, to sneak a sly...
peelers
14
11
PEELER, (colloquial)...
peeling
15
14
a piece or strip tha...
peenged
13
14
PEENGE, (Scots) to w...
peenges
13
13
PEENGE, (Scots) to w...
peening
13
14
the act of beating t...
peepbos
17
16
PEEPBO, the game of...
peepers
15
13
PEEPER, a kind of tr...
peeping
16
16
PEEP, to cheep like...
peeptoe
14
13
denoting a shoe or s...
peepuls
17
15
PEEPUL, a fig tree f...
peerage
13
12
the rank of a noblem...
peeress
13
10
a noblewoman [n -ES]
peerier
13
10
PEERIE, small [adj]
peeries
13
10
PEERY, a wooden spin...
peering
14
13
PEER, to look narrow...
peevers
15
14
PEEVER, (Scots) a ti...
peeving
16
17
PEEVE, to irritate [...
peevish
18
16
irritable [adj PEEVI...
peewees
15
13
PEEWEE, a bird, the...
peewits
17
13
PEEWIT, a bird, the...
pegasus
15
13
a member of a genus...
peggier
16
14
PEGGY, resembling a...
peggies
16
14
PEGGY, a small warbl...
pegging
17
17
the act of pegging [...
peghing
18
17
PEGH, (Scots) to pan...
pegless
16
13
lacking a peg [adj]
peglike
17
17
like a peg [adj]
pegtops
17
15
PEGTOP, a spinning t...
peincts
17
14
PEINCT, (obsolete) t...
peining
14
14
PEIN, to beat with a...
peishwa
19
15
a chief minister of...
peising
15
13
PEISE, to weigh, als...
peizing
18
22
PEIZE, to weigh, als...
pekepoo
15
17
a dog that is a cros...
pelages
15
13
PELAGE, the coat or...
pelagic
19
16
living in the open s...
pelhams
18
16
PELHAM, a type of ho...
pelican
17
15
a large, web-footed...
pelisse
15
11
(French) a fur-lined...
pelites
15
11
PELITE, any rock der...
pelitic
19
14
relating to pelite,...
pellach
21
17
a porpoise, also PEL...
pellack
20
19
a porpoise, also PEL...
pellets
16
12
PELLET, to hit with...
pelling
17
15
PELL, to strike or t...
pellock
20
19
(Scots) a porpoise,...
pellums
18
16
PELLUM, (dialect) du...
pelmets
16
14
PELMET, a fringe or...
peloids
15
12
PELOID, a mud or oth...
peloria
14
11
abnormal symmetry of...
peloric
18
14
showing peloria, an...
pelorus
15
12
a kind of compass fr...
pelotas
14
11
PELOTA, (Spanish) a...
peloton
13
12
the main body of rid...
peltast
15
11
an ancient Greek sol...
peltate
14
11
having the stalk att...
pelters
15
11
PELTER, to shower bl...
pelting
16
14
of rain, very heavy...
pelvics
21
18
PELVIC, a bone of th...
pembina
16
17
a variety of cranber...
pemican
17
17
a food prepared by N...
pemphix
26
25
a somewhat rare skin...
penally
21
15
PENAL, pertaining to...
penalty
20
14
punishment imposed f...
penance
14
15
to impose a type of...
penangs
13
14
PENANG, a cotton fab...
penates
12
11
the Roman gods of th...
pencels
17
15
PENCEL, a small penn...
pencils
18
15
PENCIL, to write or...
pendant
12
13
hanging, also PENDEN...
pendent
12
13
hanging; drooping, a...
pending
14
15
PEND, to remain unse...
pendule
14
14
a manoeuvre in climb...
penfold
16
16
a place in which str...
penfuls
17
16
PENFUL, the amount o...
penguin
14
15
a flightless, aquati...
penicil
18
15
a tent or pledget fo...
penises
13
11
PENIS, the male orga...
penlite
14
12
a small torch, also...
pennals
13
13
PENNAL, (German) a f...
penname
12
15
a name used by an au...
pennant
11
13
a long narrow flag;...
pennate
11
12
having wings or feat...
penners
12
12
PENNER, one who pens...
pennied
12
13
wealthy to the exten...
pennies
12
12
PENNY, a coin of the...
pennill
15
14
(Welsh) a verse or s...
pennine
11
13
a mineral of the chl...
penning
13
15
PEN, to write, or co...
pennons
11
13
PENNON, a long, narr...
penoche
17
16
(Spanish) a type of...
pensees
12
11
PENSEE, (French) a t...
pensels
14
12
PENSEL, a small penn...
pensile
14
12
hanging loosely [adj...
pensils
15
12
PENSIL, a small penn...
pension
12
12
to grant a retiremen...
pensive
15
15
engaged in deep thou...
penster
13
11
a writer [n -S]
pensums
15
15
PENSUM, (Latin) a ta...
pentact
16
14
a five-rayed structu...
pentads
13
12
PENTAD, a group of f...
pentane
11
12
any of three hydroca...
pentene
11
12
an unsaturated hydro...
penthia
15
13
(Spenser) another na...
pentice
16
14
to provide with a pe...
pentise
13
11
to provide with a pe...
pentiti
14
11
PENTITO, in Italy, a...
pentito
13
11
in Italy, a Mafia cr...
pentode
12
12
a type of electron t...
pentose
12
11
a sugar with five ca...
pentyls
21
14
PENTYL, a radical de...
penuche
18
17
a fudge-like candy,...
penuchi
19
17
a fudge-like candy,...
penults
15
13
PENULT, (Latin) the...
peonage
12
13
the condition of bei...
peonies
12
11
PEONY, a showy flowe...
peonism
14
14
the condition of bei...
peopled
16
15
PEOPLE, to stock wit...
peopler
16
14
a settler; an inhabi...
peoples
16
14
PEOPLE, to stock wit...
pepinos
15
14
PEPINO, a purple-str...
pepitas
16
13
PEPITA, (Spanish) th...
peplums
19
18
PEPLUM, a flounce at...
peppers
18
16
PEPPER, to season wi...
peppery
24
18
resembling pepper [a...
peppier
18
16
PEPPY, full of energ...
peppily
26
19
PEPPY, full of energ...
pepping
19
19
PEP, to fill with en...
pepsine
15
14
a digestive enzyme o...
pepsins
16
14
PEPSIN, a digestive...
peptalk
18
18
to inspire enthusias...
peptics
20
16
PEPTIC, a substance...
peptide
16
14
a combination of ami...
peptids
17
14
PEPTID, a combinatio...
peptise
16
13
to form a colloidal...
peptize
19
22
to form a colloidal...
peptone
14
14
a substance resultin...
peracid
17
14
a type of acid [n -S...
peraeon
11
11
a crustacean's thora...
percale
17
14
a closely woven Fren...
percase
16
13
(obsolete) perhaps;...
percent
16
14
one part in a hundre...
percept
19
16
something that is pe...
perched
19
16
PERCH, to sit in an...
percher
19
15
one who perches [n -...
perches
19
15
PERCH, to sit in an...
percids
18
14
PERCID, a freshwater...
percine
16
14
of or like a perch,...
percing
18
16
PERCE, (Spenser) to...
percoct
20
16
to cook thoroughly [...
percoid
17
14
of the perch family,...
percuss
18
14
to strike with force...
perdues
14
12
PERDUE, (Shakespeare...
perdure
14
12
to continue to exist...
peregal
15
13
(obsolete) an equal...
pereion
12
11
a crustacean's thora...
pereira
13
10
a Brazilian tree, th...
perenty
19
13
a large Australian m...
pereons
12
11
PEREON, a crustacean...
perfect
19
16
lacking in fault or...
perfidy
23
16
deliberate breach of...
perfing
17
16
(New Zealand) the pr...
perfins
16
14
PERFIN, a postage st...
perform
17
16
to begin and carry t...
perfume
17
17
to fill with a fragr...
perfumy
24
19
redolent of perfume...
perfuse
16
14
to diffuse through o...
pergola
15
13
an arbor formed of c...
perhaps
18
15
something open to do...
periapt
16
13
(Shakespeare) an amu...
pericon
16
14
an Argentinan folk-d...
peridia
14
11
PERIDIUM, the outer...
peridot
14
11
a gemstone, a pale g...
perigee
14
12
the point at which a...
perigon
14
13
an angle equal to 36...
periled
15
12
PERIL, to put in dan...
perilla
16
12
a genus of labiate h...
perinea
12
11
PERINEUM, the lower...
periods
14
11
PERIOD, (Shakespeare...
periost
14
10
a tough fibrous memb...
perique
22
20
a strong, black, Lou...
peritus
15
11
a type of theologica...
periwig
19
15
(historical) a wig o...
perjink
17
24
(Scots) prim, finica...
perjure
16
20
to make a perjurer o...
perjury
23
22
false swearing under...
perkier
15
14
PERKY, cheerful, liv...
perkily
23
17
PERKY, cheerful, liv...
perking
16
17
PERK, to carry onese...
perkins
15
15
PERKIN, an oatmeal b...
perkish
18
16
somewhat perky [adj]
perlite
15
11
a kind of volcanic g...
perlous
15
12
(Spenser) perilous,...
permian
14
14
relating to the last...
permies
15
13
PERMIE, a permanent...
perming
16
16
PERM, to permanent w...
permits
16
13
PERMIT, to allow [v]
permute
15
14
to alter the order,...
perning
14
14
PERN, to move with a...
pernods
13
12
PERNOD, (tradename)...
perogie
14
12
(Russian) a small du...
perogis
15
12
PEROGI, (Polish) a t...
perones
12
11
PERONE, the fibula,...
peroral
14
11
occurring through th...
peroxid
20
18
a bleaching agent, a...
perpend
15
15
to weigh in the mind...
perpent
15
14
a stone passing thro...
perplex
23
21
to puzzle [v -ED, -I...
perrier
14
10
(obsolete) a short m...
perries
14
10
PERRY, a beverage of...
perrons
13
11
PERRON, a raised pla...
persalt
15
11
a term formerly give...
persant
13
11
(Spenser) piercing,...
persico
17
13
a cordial made of th...
persing
15
13
PERSE, (Spenser) to...
persist
15
10
to continue resolute...
persona
12
11
a character in a lit...
persons
13
11
PERSON, a human bein...
perspex
22
20
an acrylic plastic c...
persued
14
12
PERSUE, to follow, i...
persues
14
11
PERSUE, to follow, i...
pertain
13
11
to have reference or...
pertake
14
14
to participate, also...
pertest
14
10
PERT, impudent, jaun...
pertook
14
14
PERTAKE, to particip...
perturb
17
14
to disturb greatly [...
pertuse
14
11
punched or pierced,...
peruked
15
16
adorned with a peruk...
perukes
15
15
PERUKE, a kind of wi...
perusal
15
12
the act of perusing...
perused
14
12
PERUSE, to read [v]
peruser
14
11
one who peruses [n -...
peruses
14
11
PERUSE, to read [v]
pervade
15
15
to permeate the whol...
pervert
16
14
to turn away from th...
pervier
16
14
PERVY, perverted [ad...
perving
17
17
PERVE [v]
pesades
13
11
PESADE, a dressage m...
pesante
12
11
heavy in musical ter...
pesants
13
11
PESANT, (obsolete) a...
pesaunt
13
12
(obsolete) a peasant...
pesetas
13
10
PESETA, a monetary u...
pesewas
16
13
PESEWA, a monetary u...
peshwas
19
15
PESHWA, a chief mini...
peskier
15
14
PESKY, annoying [adj...
peskily
23
17
PESKY, annoying [adv...
pessary
20
12
a contraceptive devi...
pessima
15
13
PESSIMUM, a worst st...
pesters
14
10
PESTER, to bother [v...
pestful
18
15
pestilential [adj]
pestier
14
10
PESTY, annoying [adj...
pestled
15
12
PESTLE, to crush wit...
pestles
15
11
PESTLE, to crush wit...
petaled
14
12
having petals, also...
petaras
13
10
PETARA, (Hindi) in I...
petards
14
11
PETARD, an explosive...
petasos
13
10
a broad-brimmed hat...
petasus
14
11
a broad-brimmed hat...
petcock
21
20
a valve for draining...
petered
13
11
PETER, to diminish g...
pethers
16
12
PETHER, (Scots) a pe...
petiole
14
11
the stalk of a leaf...
petites
14
10
PETITE, a clothing s...
petnaps
15
14
PETNAP, to steal a p...
petrale
14
11
a food fish, a kind...
petrary
20
12
a contrivance for hu...
petrels
15
11
PETREL, a kind of se...
petrify
23
15
to convert into a st...
petrols
15
11
PETROL, to supply wi...
petrous
14
11
resembling stone in...
petsais
14
10
PETSAI, Chinese cabb...
petters
14
10
PETTER, one who pets...
pettier
14
10
PETTY, insignificant...
petties
14
10
PETTY, a junior scho...
pettily
22
13
PETTY, insignificant...
petting
15
13
amorous caressing an...
pettish
17
12
sulky, petulant [adj...
pettled
15
12
PETTLE, to indulge,...
pettles
15
11
PETTLE, to indulge,...
petunia
13
12
a South American gen...
pewters
17
13
PEWTER, an alloy of...
pewtery
23
15
of or like pewter [a...
peyotes
19
12
PEYOTE, a hallucinog...
peyotls
21
13
PEYOTL, a Mexican in...
peysing
21
15
PEYSE, to weigh, als...
peytral
21
13
a piece of armour fo...
peytrel
21
13
a piece of armour fo...
pezants
16
20
PEZANT, a peasant, a...
pfennig
16
17
a German coin, also...
phablet
19
16
a handheld personal...
phacoid
19
16
lens-shaped, lentil-...
phaeism
17
15
duskiness, incomplet...
phaeton
14
13
a light two-horse fo...
phalanx
22
21
a formation of infan...
phallic
22
17
pertaining to the ph...
phallin
18
15
a type of fungal poi...
phallus
19
15
(Latin) the penis; a...
phanged
16
16
PHANG, (Shakespeare)...
phantom
16
16
an immaterial form,...
pharaoh
17
14
a ruler of ancient E...
pharmas
17
15
PHARMA, pharmaceutic...
pharmed
17
16
PHARM, to redirect c...
pharmer
17
15
one who participates...
pharynx
28
22
a section of the dig...
phaseal
16
13
pertaining to a phas...
phasers
16
12
PHASER, a type of sc...
phasing
17
15
a type of electronic...
phasmid
18
16
any orthopterous ins...
phasors
16
12
PHASOR, a rotating v...
phatter
16
12
PHAT, susceptible of...
pheazar
18
21
(Shakespeare) perhap...
pheeres
15
12
PHEERE, a companion,...
pheesed
15
13
PHEESE, to unsettle,...
pheeses
15
12
PHEESE, to unsettle,...
pheezed
18
22
PHEEZE, to unsettle,...
pheezes
18
21
PHEEZE, to unsettle,...
phellem
19
17
a layer of plant cel...
phenate
14
13
a compound of phenol...
phenols
16
14
PHENOL, a caustic co...
phenome
15
16
the complete set of...
phenoms
16
16
PHENOM, a person of...
phenoxy
27
22
containing a radical...
phenyls
23
16
PHENYL, a cyclic rad...
phesing
17
15
PHESE, to unsettle,...
philter
18
13
to put under the spe...
philtra
18
13
PHILTRUM, the indent...
philtre
18
13
to put under the spe...
phished
19
15
PHISH, to engage in...
phisher
19
14
one that phishes [n...
phishes
19
14
PHISH, to engage in...
phizogs
21
23
PHIZOG, (colloquial)...
phizzes
23
30
PHIZ, (colloquial) p...
phlegms
20
18
PHLEGM, a thick mucu...
phlegmy
26
20
full of phlegm [adj...
phloems
18
16
PHLOEM, the nutrient...
phlomis
19
16
any plant of the Phl...
phloxes
23
20
PHLOX, any plant of...
phobias
18
15
PHOBIA, an obsessive...
phobics
22
18
PHOBIC, one affected...
phobism
20
18
an obsessive or irra...
phobist
19
15
someone with a phobi...
phocine
18
16
pertaining to seals...
phoebes
17
15
PHOEBE, a small bird...
phoebus
18
16
a sun god; the sun [...
phoenix
21
20
a bird fabled to exi...
phonate
14
13
to produce speech so...
phoneme
15
16
the smallest signifi...
phoners
15
13
PHONER, one that tel...
phoneys
21
15
PHONEY, to fake, cou...
phonics
19
16
the science of sound...
phonied
15
14
PHONY, to alter, so...
phonier
15
13
PHONY, not genuine o...
phonies
15
13
PHONY, to alter, so...
phonily
23
16
PHONY, not genuine o...
phoning
16
16
PHONE, to telephone...
phonons
14
14
PHONON, a quantum of...
phorate
15
12
an insecticide [n -S...
phoresy
22
14
a symbiotic relation...
photics
20
15
the science of light...
photino
15
13
a hypothetical eleme...
photism
18
15
a hallucinatory sens...
photoed
15
13
PHOTO, (colloquial)...
photogs
17
14
PHOTOG, (colloquial)...
photons
15
13
PHOTON, a quantum of...
phrasal
17
13
pertaining to a grou...
phrased
16
13
PHRASE, to express i...
phraser
16
12
a repeater of empty...
phrases
16
12
PHRASE, to express i...
phratry
23
14
a tribal unit among...
phreaks
17
16
PHREAK, to hack into...
phrenic
19
16
the diaphragm [n -S]
phrensy
22
15
to make frantic, als...
phutted
17
14
PHUT, to make a soun...
phyllid
26
17
the leaf of a liverw...
phyllos
25
16
PHYLLO, a kind of ve...
physeds
23
15
PHYSED, (short for)...
physics
27
17
PHYSIC, to treat wit...
physios
23
14
PHYSIO, (short for)...
phytane
21
15
a hydrocarbon found...
phytins
23
15
PHYTIN, a substance...
phytoid
23
15
resembling a plant [...
phytols
24
15
PHYTOL, an alcohol u...
phytons
22
15
PHYTON, the smallest...
piaffed
18
17
PIAFFE, to perform a...
piaffer
18
16
a movement in horsem...
piaffes
18
16
PIAFFE, to perform a...
pianino
12
12
a small piano, a pia...
pianism
15
14
performance on the p...
pianist
14
11
someone who plays th...
pianola
13
12
(trade) a type of pl...
piarist
15
10
a member of a Christ...
piasaba
15
13
a coarse, stiff fibr...
piasava
15
14
a coarse, stiff fibr...
piaster
14
10
a monetary unit of s...
piastre
14
10
a monetary unit of s...
piazzas
20
28
PIAZZA, a public squ...
pibroch
22
18
(Gaelic) a dirge or...
picacho
22
18
(Spanish) an isolate...
picador
17
14
(Spanish) a matador'...
picamar
18
16
a liquid obtained fr...
picante
16
14
hot and spicy [adj]
picaras
17
13
PICARA, (Spanish) a...
picaros
17
13
PICARO, (Spanish) a...
piccata
20
16
(Italian) a dish of...
piccies
21
16
PICCY, (slang) a pic...
piccolo
21
17
a small, shrill flut...
picenes
16
14
PICENE, a hydrocarbo...
piceous
17
14
glossy-black in colo...
pickaxe
24
24
to use a tool for br...
pickeer
18
17
to forage, to skirmi...
pickers
19
17
PICKER, one that pic...
pickery
25
19
pilfering [n PICKERI...
pickets
19
17
PICKET, to act as a...
pickier
19
17
PICKY, choosy, fasti...
pickily
27
20
PICKY, choosy, fasti...
picking
20
20
the act of one who p...
pickins
19
18
PICKIN, (West Africa...
pickled
20
19
PICKLE, to preserve...
pickler
20
18
one who pickles [n -...
pickles
20
18
PICKLE, to preserve...
pickmaw
23
23
the black-headed gul...
pickney
24
20
in Jamaican patois,...
pickoff
23
23
a play in baseball [...
pickups
22
21
PICKUP, a small truc...
picnics
21
17
PICNIC, to go on an...
picolin
18
15
a compound related t...
picongs
18
16
PICONG, (Caribbean)...
picoted
17
14
PICOT, to edge with...
picotee
16
13
(French) a variety o...
picquet
26
23
a person or group st...
picrate
17
13
a chemical salt [n -...
picrite
18
13
a dark green igneous...
picture
18
14
to form a likeness o...
piculet
19
15
a small tropical Ame...
piddled
16
14
PIDDLE, to deal in t...
piddler
16
13
one who piddles, was...
piddles
16
13
PIDDLE, to deal in t...
piddock
19
19
a rough-shelled, bor...
pidgeon
14
14
a simplified speech...
pidgins
16
14
PIDGIN, a simplified...
piebald
17
15
a horse with patchy...
piecens
16
14
PIECEN, to join the...
piecers
17
13
PIECER, a worker who...
piecing
18
16
material to be sewn...
piedish
17
13
a deep dish for pie-...
piefort
16
13
an unusually thick c...
piehole
16
13
(slang) a person's m...
pieings
15
13
PIEING, the act of a...
pierage
14
12
a fee paid for the u...
pierced
17
14
PIERCE, to thrust, o...
piercer
17
13
something or someone...
pierces
17
13
PIERCE, to thrust, o...
pierids
15
11
PIERID, any butterfl...
pierogi
15
12
(Russian) a small du...
pierogs
15
12
PIEROG, a large Russ...
pierrot
14
10
(French) a comic cha...
pieties
14
10
PIETY, the state of...
pietism
16
13
unquestioning or dog...
pietist
15
10
a person characteriz...
piffero
18
16
(Italian) a fife; an...
piffled
20
18
PIFFLE, to talk in a...
piffler
20
17
one who talks nonsen...
piffles
20
17
PIFFLE, to talk in a...
pigboat
17
15
a submarine [n -S]
pigeons
14
13
PIGEON, to gull or h...
pigface
20
18
a creeping succulent...
pigfeed
17
16
food for pigs [n -S]
pigfish
21
17
a large West Indian...
piggery
23
16
a place where swine...
piggier
17
14
PIGGY, piggish [adj]
piggies
17
14
PIGGIE, a small pig,...
pigging
18
17
operating a pig or r...
piggins
17
15
PIGGIN, (Scots) a sm...
piggish
20
16
greedy or dirty [adj...
pighted
18
15
PIGHT, to pitch (e.g...
pightle
19
15
a croft or small enc...
piglets
17
13
PIGLET, a little pig...
piglike
18
17
resembling a pig [ad...
pigling
18
16
a little pig, also P...
pigmean
15
16
pygmy-like, also PIG...
pigmeat
16
15
the meat of the pig...
pigment
16
16
to add a colouring m...
pigmies
17
15
PIGMY, a small perso...
pigmoid
17
16
a pigmy [n -S]
pignoli
16
14
the edible seed of n...
pignora
14
13
PIGNUS, property hel...
pignuts
16
14
PIGNUT, an umbellife...
pigouts
16
13
PIGOUT, (colloquial)...
pigpens
17
16
PIGPEN, a place wher...
pigskin
17
17
the skin of a pig [n...
pigsney
21
15
(archaic) a term of...
pigsnie
15
13
(archaic) a term of...
pigtail
17
13
a single plait hangi...
pigwash
21
17
waste fed to pigs, a...
pigweed
18
16
a weedy plant [n -S]
pikakes
16
18
PIKAKE, (Hawaiian) a...
pikelet
16
15
a kind of thin crump...
pikeman
15
18
a soldier armed with...
pikemen
15
18
PIKEMAN, a soldier a...
pikings
17
17
PIKING, piercing wit...
pilaffs
20
17
PILAFF, a dish of ri...
pilcher
21
16
(Shakespeare) a scab...
pilches
21
16
PILCH, (archaic) a g...
pilcorn
18
15
the naked oat, a var...
pilcrow
22
17
a paragraph-mark [n...
pileate
14
11
of a mushroom, havin...
pileous
15
12
consisting of, or co...
pileups
18
15
PILEUP, a collision...
pilfers
18
14
PILFER, to steal [v]
pilfery
24
16
petty theft [n PILFE...
pilgrim
19
16
someone who goes on...
pilings
17
14
PILING, a structure...
pilinut
16
13
the nut of trees of...
pillage
17
14
to plunder [v PILLAG...
pillars
17
12
PILLAR, to supply wi...
pillaus
17
13
PILLAU, a dish made...
pillbox
25
22
a small box for pill...
pillbug
21
18
a wood louse that ca...
pillies
17
12
PILLIE, (Australian...
pilling
18
15
formation of little...
pillion
16
13
to sit on a pillion...
pillock
21
19
a stupid person [n -...
pillory
23
14
to hold up to public...
pillows
20
15
PILLOW, to rest on a...
pillowy
26
17
resembling a pillow...
piloted
15
12
PILOT, to control th...
pilotis
16
11
(French) a series of...
pilsner
15
12
(German) a light-col...
pilulae
16
13
PILULA, a small pill...
pilular
17
13
like a pilule, a sma...
pilulas
17
13
PILULA, a small pill...
pilules
17
13
PILULE, a small pill...
pimento
14
14
(Spanish) allspice o...
piments
15
14
PIMENT, spiced, swee...
pimping
19
19
the business of soli...
pimpled
19
18
having pimples [adj]
pimples
19
17
PIMPLE, an inflamed...
pinangs
14
14
PINANG, a palm tree...
pinatas
13
11
PINATA, (Spanish) a...
pinball
18
16
an electric game [n...
pinbone
14
15
the hipbone [n -S]
pincase
16
14
a case for pins [n -...
pincers
17
14
PINCER, to grip in p...
pinched
19
17
PINCH, to squeeze be...
pincher
19
16
one who pinches [n -...
pinches
19
16
PINCH, to squeeze be...
pincurl
19
16
a curl held in place...
pindans
13
13
PINDAN, a desert reg...
pindari
14
12
an Indian mercenary,...
pinders
14
12
PINDER, one who impo...
pindown
16
16
a technique for cont...
pineals
14
12
PINEAL, a gland in t...
pinenes
12
12
PINENE, the main con...
pinesap
15
14
a reddish fleshy her...
pinetum
15
15
a plantation of pine...
pinfall
18
16
a wrestling fall whi...
pinfish
19
16
a small marine fish...
pinfold
17
16
a place in which str...
pingers
15
13
PINGER, a device for...
pinging
16
16
PING, to produce a b...
pingled
16
15
PINGLE, (Scots) to s...
pingler
16
14
one who nibbles at f...
pingles
16
14
PINGLE, (Scots) to s...
pingoes
14
13
PINGO, (Inuit) a con...
pinguid
16
15
fat; greasy [adj]
pinguin
15
15
a flightless aquatic...
pinhead
15
14
the head of a pin [n...
pinhole
16
14
a small hole made by...
piniest
14
11
PINY, covered with p...
pinions
13
12
PINION, to remove th...
pinites
14
11
PINITE, a greyish-gr...
pinitol
15
12
an alcohol [n -S]
pinkens
14
16
PINKEN, to become pi...
pinkers
15
15
PINKER, a person who...
pinkest
15
15
PINK, of a pale red...
pinkeye
20
17
an inflammation of t...
pinkeys
21
17
PINKEY, a small narr...
pinkier
15
15
PINKY, somewhat pink...
pinkies
15
15
PINKY, the little fi...
pinking
16
18
a method of cutting...
pinkish
18
17
somewhat pink [adj]
pinkoes
14
15
PINKO, a person who...
pinless
15
12
lacking pins [adj]
pinnace
15
15
a small vessel with...
pinnate
12
12
resembling a feather...
pinners
13
12
PINNER, one who impo...
pinnets
13
12
PINNET, a pinnacle [...
pinnies
13
12
PINNY, (short for) p...
pinning
14
15
a fastening [n -S]
pinnock
17
19
the hedge-sparrow [n...
pinnoed
12
13
(Spenser) pinioned [...
pinnula
14
14
a pinnate part or or...
pinnule
14
14
one of the small div...
pinocle
17
15
a card game, also PI...
pinoles
14
12
PINOLE, (Spanish) an...
pinones
12
12
PINON, (Spanish) an...
pinspot
16
14
a small powerful spo...
pintada
13
12
a kind of petrel; th...
pintado
13
12
a kind of petrel; th...
pintail
15
12
a river duck [n -S]
pintano
12
12
a dark-banded tropic...
pintles
15
12
PINTLE, a pin on whi...
pintoes
13
11
PINTO, (Spanish) a s...
pintuck
19
19
a very narrow fold o...
pinwale
17
15
a type of fabric [n...
pinweed
16
15
any plant of a genus...
pinwork
18
18
a type of embroidery...
pinworm
18
17
a small nematoid wor...
pinyins
20
14
PINYIN, (Chinese) a...
pinyons
19
14
PINYON, (Spanish) an...
piolets
15
11
PIOLET, (French) a m...
pioneer
12
11
someone who is among...
pioners
13
11
PIONER, (Shakespeare...
pioneys
19
13
PIONEY, a showy flow...
pionies
13
11
PIONY, (obsolete) a...
pioning
14
14
(archaic) pioneer wo...
piopios
16
13
PIOPIO, (Maori) a Ne...
piosity
21
12
an excessive show of...
piously
22
14
PIOUS, marked by rel...
pipages
17
15
PIPAGE, transportati...
pipeage
16
15
transportation, as o...
pipeful
20
18
as much as a pipe ca...
piperic
20
16
applied to an acid o...
pipette
16
13
a tube for transferr...
pipiest
17
13
PIPY, like a pipe; h...
pipings
18
16
PIPING, a system of...
pipkins
18
18
PIPKIN, a small eart...
pipless
18
14
having no pips [adj]
pippier
19
16
PIPPY, having pips [...
pipping
20
19
PIP, to offend or di...
pippins
19
17
PIPPIN, any of numer...
piquant
22
21
having an agreeably...
piquets
23
20
PIQUET, to act as a...
piquing
24
23
PIQUE, to arouse ang...
piragua
15
13
(Carib) a dugout can...
piranas
13
11
PIRANA, a ferocious,...
piranha
15
13
a ferocious, carnivo...
pirated
14
11
PIRATE, to make ille...
pirates
14
10
PIRATE, to make ille...
piratic
18
13
of or pertaining to...
pirayas
20
12
PIRAYA, a ferocious,...
pirnies
14
11
PIRNIE, (Scots) a st...
pirogen
14
13
PIROG, (Russian) a l...
piroghi
18
14
PIROG, (Russian) a l...
pirogue
15
13
(Carib) a dugout can...
pirojki
18
23
PIROZHOK, a small, R...
piroque
22
20
(Carib) a dugout can...
piscary
24
15
a place for fishing...
piscina
17
14
a basin used in cert...
piscine
17
14
a pool, a pond, esp....
pisheog
17
14
(Irish) sorcery, als...
pishers
17
12
PISHER, (Yiddish) a...
pishing
18
15
PISH, to express con...
pishoge
17
14
(Irish) sorcery, als...
piskies
16
14
PISKY, a small fairy...
pismire
16
13
an ant [n -S]
pissant
14
11
the wood ant, a larg...
pissers
15
10
PISSER, something th...
pissier
15
10
PISSY, soiled with u...
pissing
16
13
PISS, to urinate [v]
pissoir
15
10
a public urinal [n -...
pistils
17
11
PISTIL, the seed-bea...
pistole
15
11
(historical) any of...
pistols
16
11
PISTOL, to shoot wit...
pistons
14
11
PISTON, a part of an...
pistous
15
11
PISTOU, a French sau...
pitapat
16
13
to make a repeated t...
pitarah
16
12
a type of clothes ba...
pitaras
14
10
PITARA, a type of cl...
pitayas
20
12
PITAYA, a giant cact...
pitched
20
16
PITCH, to throw [v]
pitcher
20
15
a container for hold...
pitches
20
15
PITCH, to throw [v]
piteous
14
11
arousing pity, also...
pitfall
19
15
a hidden danger or d...
pithead
16
13
the top of a pit or...
pithful
21
17
full of pith [adj]
pithier
17
12
PITHY, full of pith,...
pithily
25
15
PITHY, full of pith,...
pithing
18
15
PITH, to sever the c...
pitiers
15
10
PITIER, one who piti...
pitieth
17
12
as in it pitieth me,...
pitiful
19
15
arousing pity, also...
pitmans
15
14
PITMAN, a mine worke...
pitprop
19
16
a timber support in...
pitsaws
18
13
PITSAW, a large saw...
pitters
15
10
PITTER, to sound lik...
pitting
16
13
an arrangement of ca...
pittite
15
10
(obsolete) someone w...
pituita
15
11
(archaic) phlegm, mu...
pituite
15
11
(archaic) phlegm, mu...
pituris
16
11
PITURI, a type of Au...
pitying
22
15
PITY, to feel sorrow...
piupius
18
15
PIUPIU, a Maori flax...
pivotal
17
15
critically important...
pivoted
16
15
PIVOT, to turn on a...
pivoter
16
14
someone who makes pi...
pixyish
30
21
like a pixy [adj]
pizazzy
30
39
flamboyant, also PIZ...
pizzles
22
29
PIZZLE, a bull's pen...
plaases
14
11
PLAAS, (Afrikaans) a...
placard
18
15
a written or printed...
placate
17
14
to conciliate [v PLA...
placcat
21
17
(Shakespeare) a leat...
placebo
19
17
a medicine given to...
placers
18
14
PLACER, a person who...
placets
18
14
PLACET, (Latin) a de...
placing
19
17
a position [n -S]
placita
18
14
PLACITUM, a court ru...
placits
19
14
PLACIT, a court ruli...
placket
19
18
a leather doublet wi...
placoid
18
15
a fish having platel...
plafond
16
16
(French) a decorated...
plagium
18
17
the crime of kidnapp...
plagued
16
15
PLAGUE, to pester or...
plaguer
16
14
one who plagues [n -...
plagues
16
14
PLAGUE, to pester or...
plaguey
22
16
vexatious, also PLAG...
plaices
18
14
PLAICE, a European f...
plaided
15
13
with a tartan design...
plained
14
13
PLAIN, to complain [...
plainer
14
12
PLAIN, unadorned [ad...
plainly
22
15
PLAIN, unadorned [ad...
plaints
15
12
PLAINT, lamentation,...
plaited
15
12
PLAIT, to braid [v]
plaiter
15
11
one who plaits [n -S...
planate
13
12
having a flat surfac...
planche
19
17
a plank, a board, al...
planers
14
12
PLANER, a planing ma...
planets
14
12
PLANET, a celestial...
planing
15
15
PLANE, to make smoot...
planish
17
14
to toughen and smoot...
planked
15
17
PLANK, to cover with...
planned
13
14
PLAN, to formulate a...
planner
13
13
one who plans [n -S]
plantae
13
12
PLANTA, the sole of...
plantar
14
12
of or relating to th...
plantas
14
12
PLANTA, the sole of...
planted
14
13
PLANT, to place in t...
planter
14
12
one who plants [n -S...
planula
15
14
the free-swimming la...
planury
21
15
the discharge of uri...
planxty
27
21
an Irish or Welsh me...
plapped
19
18
PLAP, to make a soun...
plaques
23
21
PLAQUE, an ornamenta...
plashed
17
14
PLASH, to weave toge...
plasher
17
13
one who plashes [n -...
plashes
17
13
PLASH, to weave toge...
plashet
17
13
a small pond or pool...
plasmas
16
14
PLASMA, the liquid p...
plasmic
20
17
of or like a plasma,...
plasmid
17
15
a hereditary structu...
plasmin
16
15
a proteolytic enzyme...
plasmon
15
15
the total of the gen...
plaster
15
11
to cover with a mixt...
plastic
19
14
easily moulded [adj...
plastid
16
12
a structure in plant...
platane
13
12
a large tree, also P...
platans
14
12
PLATAN, the plane tr...
plateau
14
12
a level stretch of e...
platens
14
12
PLATEN, the part of...
platers
15
11
PLATER, one who plat...
platier
15
11
PLATY, split into th...
platies
15
11
PLATY, a small tropi...
platina
14
12
(Spanish) platinum [...
plating
16
14
a thin layer of meta...
platoon
13
12
in American football...
platted
15
12
PLAT, to braid [v]
platter
15
11
a large, shallow dis...
platypi
24
16
PLATYPUS, an aquatic...
plaudit
16
13
an expression of pra...
playact
24
16
to take part in a th...
playboy
29
18
a man devoted to ple...
playbus
24
17
a mobile playground...
playday
27
16
a holiday [n -S]
players
21
13
PLAYER, one who play...
playful
25
18
full of fun [adj PLA...
playing
22
16
an act of play [n -S...
playlet
22
14
a short theatrical p...
playoff
25
19
a game to decide a t...
playpen
22
17
a safety device for...
playset
21
13
an outdoor apparatus...
pleaded
14
13
PLEAD, to beg for ea...
pleader
14
12
one who pleads; an a...
pleaing
15
14
PLEA, to dispute in...
pleased
14
12
PLEASE, to give enjo...
pleaser
14
11
one who pleases [n -...
pleases
14
11
PLEASE, to give enjo...
pleated
14
12
PLEAT, to fold in an...
pleater
14
11
one who pleats [n -S...
plebean
15
15
(Shakespeare) plebei...
plebify
26
19
to lower to vulgar s...
plectra
18
14
PLECTRON, a small po...
plectre
18
14
a small pointed obje...
pledged
16
15
PLEDGE, to bind by s...
pledgee
15
14
one to whom somethin...
pledger
16
14
one who pledges some...
pledges
16
14
PLEDGE, to bind by s...
pledget
16
14
a pad of absorbent c...
pledgor
16
14
one who pledges some...
pleiads
15
12
PLEIAD, a group of s...
plenary
20
14
attended by all memb...
plenipo
16
15
(archaic) a plenipot...
plenish
17
14
to fill up [v -ED, -...
plenism
16
15
the doctrine that sp...
plenist
15
12
one who holds that a...
plenums
16
16
PLENUM, space consid...
pleonal
14
13
relating to the pleo...
pleonic
17
15
relating to the pleo...
pleopod
16
15
an appendage of crus...
plerion
14
12
a supernova remnant...
pleroma
15
14
(Greek) fullness, ab...
plerome
15
14
part of a plant resp...
pleshes
17
13
PLESH, (Spenser) a p...
plessor
15
11
a small, hammer-like...
pleuchs
21
17
PLEUCH, (Scots) to p...
pleughs
19
16
PLEUGH, (Scots) to p...
pleurae
14
12
PLEURA, a membrane t...
pleural
16
13
of or pertaining to...
pleuras
15
12
PLEURA, a membrane t...
pleuron
14
13
a part of a thoracic...
plexing
22
21
PLEX, to make a plex...
plexors
21
18
PLEXOR, a small, rub...
plexure
21
19
an interweaving [n -...
pliable
18
15
easily bent [adj PLI...
pliably
25
17
PLIABLE, easily bent...
pliancy
24
17
the quality of being...
plicate
18
14
folded like a fan [a...
plights
20
15
PLIGHT, to make a so...
plimmed
18
18
PLIM, to swell, as g...
plimsol
18
15
a rubber-soled cloth...
plinged
16
15
PLING, to beg [v]
plinked
16
17
PLINK, to shoot at a...
plinker
16
16
one who plinks, shoo...
plinths
18
14
PLINTH, the rectangu...
pliskie
17
15
(Scots) tricky, misc...
plisses
16
11
PLISSE, (French) a p...
ploated
14
12
PLOAT, (Scots) to di...
plodded
15
14
PLOD, to walk heavil...
plodder
15
13
one who plods; a slo...
plodged
16
15
PLODGE, (dialect) to...
plodges
16
14
PLODGE, (dialect) to...
plonged
15
15
PLONGE, to plunge, a...
plonges
15
14
PLONGE, to plunge, a...
plonked
15
17
PLONK, to fall or dr...
plonker
15
16
a large marble, also...
plonkos
15
16
PLONKO, (Australian...
plookie
15
15
pimply, also PLOOKY,...
plopped
19
18
PLOP, to fall or dro...
plosion
14
12
a release of breath...
plosive
17
15
an explosive (sound)...
plotful
19
16
conspiratorial [adj]
plotted
15
12
PLOT, to plan secret...
plotter
15
11
(Scots) to dabble in...
plottie
15
11
a spiced hot drink,...
plotzed
18
21
PLOTZ, (Yiddish) to...
plotzes
18
20
PLOTZ, (Yiddish) to...
ploughs
19
16
PLOUGH, to turn soil...
ploukie
16
16
pimply, also PLOOKIE...
plouter
15
12
(Scots) to dabble in...
plovers
17
15
PLOVER, a general na...
plovery
23
17
abounding in plovers...
plowboy
26
19
a boy who drives or...
plowers
18
14
PLOWER, one who plou...
plowing
19
17
the act of ploughing...
plowman
18
18
a man who drives or...
plowmen
18
18
PLOWMAN, a man who d...
plowter
18
14
(Scots) to dabble in...
ploying
22
16
PLOY, to move from a...
plucked
20
20
PLUCK, to pull out o...
plucker
20
19
one who plucks [n -S...
pluffed
20
19
PLUFF, to throw out,...
plugged
18
17
PLUG, to fill a hole...
plugger
18
16
something for pluggi...
plugola
17
15
a free incidental ad...
plumage
17
17
the feathers of a bi...
plumate
16
15
having feathers or p...
plumbed
19
19
PLUMB, to determine...
plumber
19
18
one who installs or...
plumbic
23
21
containing lead [adj...
plumbum
21
22
(obsolete) lead [n -...
plumcot
20
18
a hybrid of a plum a...
plumery
23
17
plumes collectively...
plumier
17
15
PLUMY, covered with...
pluming
18
18
PLUME, to cover with...
plumist
18
15
a feather-dresser [n...
plummer
18
18
PLUM, plum coloured;...
plummet
18
18
to drop straight dow...
plumose
16
15
having feathers or p...
plumous
17
16
having feathers or p...
plumped
19
19
PLUMP, to make well...
plumpen
18
19
to plump, to make we...
plumper
19
18
a pad kept in the mo...
plumpie
19
18
somewhat fat, also P...
plumply
27
21
PLUMP, somewhat fat...
plumula
18
17
the embryo shoot in...
plumule
18
17
the embryo shoot in...
plunder
15
14
to rob by force [v -...
plunged
16
16
PLUNGE, to thrust in...
plunger
16
15
an instrument or par...
plunges
16
15
PLUNGE, to thrust in...
plunked
16
18
PLUNK, to twang; to...
plunker
16
17
a large marble, also...
plurals
17
13
PLURAL, a word that...
plusage
16
14
an extra amount, als...
plushed
18
15
showily luxurious [a...
plusher
18
14
PLUSH, luxurious [ad...
plushes
18
14
PLUSH, a fabric with...
plushly
26
17
PLUSH, luxurious [ad...
plusing
17
15
PLUS, to increase in...
plussed
16
13
PLUS, to increase in...
plusses
16
12
PLUS, to increase in...
pluteal
16
13
of or pertaining to...
pluteus
16
13
a type of sea-urchin...
plutoid
16
13
any dwarf planet bey...
plutons
15
13
PLUTON, a mass of ro...
pluvial
19
17
rainy, also PLUVIAN,...
pluvian
17
17
rainy, also PLUVIAL,...
pluvius
19
17
as in pluvius insura...
plywood
24
17
a building material...
pneumas
14
15
PNEUMA, (Greek) soul...
poached
18
16
POACH, to trespass t...
poacher
18
15
one who poaches [n -...
poaches
18
15
POACH, to trespass t...
poblano
15
15
a kind of long, wide...
pochard
19
16
a kind of European d...
pochays
25
17
POCHAY [n]
pochoir
19
15
(French) a manual co...
pockard
18
18
a kind of European d...
pockets
18
17
POCKET, to place in...
pockier
18
17
POCKY, covered with...
pockies
18
17
woollen mittens [n]
pockily
26
20
POCKY, covered with...
pocking
19
20
POCK, to pit the ski...
pockpit
21
20
the scar left by a p...
pocosen
15
14
(Native American) an...
pocosin
16
14
(Native American) an...
pocoson
15
14
(Native American) an...
podagra
14
13
gout in the foot [n...
podalic
18
15
of the feet, also PO...
podcast
17
14
to make a radio broa...
poddier
14
12
PODDY, corpulent [ad...
poddies
14
12
PODDY, a young calf...
podding
15
15
POD, to produce seed...
poddled
15
14
PODDLE, to amble at...
poddles
15
13
PODDLE, to amble at...
podesta
13
11
(Italian) one of the...
podexes
19
18
PODEX, the rump [n]
podgier
15
13
PODGY, short and fat...
podgily
23
16
PODGY, short and fat...
podites
14
11
PODITE, a walking le...
poditic
18
14
relating to a podite...
podiums
16
15
PODIUM, (Latin) a lo...
podleys
21
14
PODLEY, (Scots) a yo...
podlike
16
16
resembling a seed co...
podsols
15
12
PODSOL, (Russian) a...
podunks
15
17
PODUNK, a small unim...
podzols
18
21
PODZOL, an infertile...
poeping
16
16
POEP, (Afrikaans) to...
poepols
16
14
POEPOL, (South Afric...
poesied
13
11
POESY, to utter poet...
poesies
13
10
POESY, to utter poet...
poetess
13
10
a female poet, also...
poetics
17
13
poetic theory or pra...
poetise
13
10
to write poetry, als...
poetize
16
19
to write poetry, als...
poffles
19
17
POFFLE, (Scots) a pe...
pogoers
14
12
POGOER, someone who...
pogoing
15
15
POGO, (tradename) to...
pogonia
13
13
a small orchid [n -S...
pogonip
16
16
(Native American) a...
pogroms
16
15
POGROM, to massacre...
pohiris
17
12
POHIRI, (Maori) a ce...
poinado
12
12
(obsolete) a small d...
poinded
13
13
POIND, (Scots) to di...
poinder
13
12
(Scots) one who poin...
pointed
13
12
POINT, to indicate d...
pointel
14
12
a sharp instrument [...
pointer
13
11
a breed of dog used...
pointes
13
11
POINTE, (French) the...
poisers
14
10
POISER, the balancer...
poishas
16
12
POISHA, (Bengali) a...
poising
15
13
POISE, to hold in a...
poisons
13
11
POISON, to administe...
poisson
13
11
(French) a fish [n -...
poitins
14
11
POITIN, (Irish) Iris...
poitrel
15
11
a piece of armour fo...
pokable
17
18
able to be poked [ad...
pokeful
18
19
as much as a poke (b...
pokiest
15
14
POKY, cramped, also...
polacca
20
17
a vessel with two or...
polacks
19
18
POLACK, a person of...
polacre
17
14
a vessel with two or...
polaron
13
12
a free electron trap...
polders
15
12
POLDER, to reclaim l...
poleaxe
19
18
to strike with an ax...
polecat
17
14
a dark-brown carnivo...
polemic
19
17
relating to debate [...
polenta
13
12
a thick mush of corn...
poleyns
20
14
POLEYN, a piece of a...
policed
18
15
POLICE, to make orde...
policer
18
14
a computer device co...
polices
18
14
POLICE, to make orde...
polings
16
14
POLING, poles collec...
polises
15
11
POLIS, (Greek) an an...
politer
15
11
POLITE, showing cons...
politic
19
14
shrewd [adj POLITICL...
polkaed
15
16
POLKA, to dance this...
polking
17
18
POLK, to dance a pol...
pollack
20
19
a marine food fish,...
pollans
15
13
POLLAN, a whitefish,...
pollard
16
13
to cut the top branc...
pollaxe
21
19
an axe on a pole, al...
pollees
15
12
POLLEE, one who is p...
pollens
15
13
POLLEN, to cover or...
pollent
15
13
(Latin) strong, powe...
pollers
16
12
POLLER, one that pol...
pollicy
26
17
(Spenser) policy, al...
pollies
16
12
POLLY, a type of min...
polling
17
15
the act of polling [...
pollist
17
12
one that polls, also...
pollman
16
16
a graduate with a pa...
pollmen
16
16
POLLMAN, a graduate...
pollock
20
19
a marine gadoid fish...
pollute
16
13
to make unclean or i...
poloist
15
11
a polo player [n -S]
polonie
13
12
(Scots) a child's po...
polting
16
14
POLT, to strike, thu...
polyact
24
16
of a marine animal,...
polybag
24
18
to put into a polyth...
polycot
24
16
(short for) a polyco...
polyene
19
14
a hydrocarbon with m...
polygam
23
18
a plant with male, f...
polygon
21
16
a plane figure bound...
polymer
22
16
a complex chemical c...
polynia
20
14
(Russian) open water...
polynya
26
16
(Russian) open water...
polynyi
27
16
POLYNYA, (Russian) o...
polyols
22
14
POLYOL, an alcohol c...
polyoma
21
16
a small DNA virus th...
polyped
23
17
something having man...
polypes
23
16
POLYPE, (obsolete) a...
polypod
23
17
something having man...
polypus
24
17
a growth protruding...
polyzoa
23
22
POLYZOON, one of the...
pomaces
17
16
POMACE, the pulpy re...
pomaded
14
15
POMADE, to apply a p...
pomades
14
14
POMADE, to apply a p...
pomatum
16
17
ointment for the hai...
pomelos
15
14
POMELO, (Dutch) the...
pomeroy
20
15
an old variety of ap...
pomfret
17
16
a marine fish [n -S]
pommele
16
17
having a heraldic po...
pommels
17
17
POMMEL, to strike wi...
pommies
16
16
POMMY, an immigrant...
pompano
15
17
(Spanish) any one of...
pompelo
17
17
(Dutch) the shaddock...
pompeys
23
18
POMPEY, (Dickens) to...
pompier
17
16
(French) a conventio...
pompion
16
17
(obsolete) a pumpkin...
pompoms
18
19
POMPOM, (French) any...
pompons
16
17
POMPON, (French) any...
pompoon
15
17
(obsolete) any trifl...
pomposo
16
16
(of a piece of music...
pompous
17
17
infused with exagger...
pomroys
21
15
POMROY, an old varie...
ponceau
15
15
(French) a poppy-col...
ponchos
18
16
PONCHO, a type of cl...
poncier
16
14
PONCY, effeminate, a...
poncing
17
17
PONCE, to live on im...
pondage
13
14
the capacity of a po...
ponders
13
12
PONDER, to consider...
ponding
14
15
POND, to collect wat...
pondoks
14
16
PONDOK, (Hottentot)...
ponents
12
12
PONENT, (Milton) the...
pongals
15
14
PONGAL, a dish of co...
pongees
13
13
PONGEE, (Chinese) a...
pongids
15
14
PONGID, any large ap...
pongier
14
13
PONGY, (colloquial)...
ponging
15
16
PONG, to stink, also...
pongoes
13
13
PONGO, any large ape...
poniard
13
12
a small dagger, also...
ponking
15
18
PONK, to smell bad,...
pontage
13
13
a toll paid on bridg...
ponties
13
11
PONTY, an iron rod u...
pontiff
18
17
(Latin) a chief prie...
pontify
22
16
to play the pontiff...
pontile
14
12
an iron rod used in...
pontils
15
12
PONTIL, an iron rod...
pontine
12
12
pertaining to bridge...
pontons
12
12
PONTON, a float, a b...
pontoon
11
12
a flat-bottomed boat...
ponying
20
16
PONY, old slang for...
poobahs
17
15
POOBAH, an influenti...
pooched
18
16
POOCH, to bulge [v]
pooches
18
15
POOCH, to bulge [v]
poodles
14
12
POODLE, a heavy-coat...
poofier
15
13
POOFY, effeminate, a...
pooftah
17
15
(Australian slang) a...
poofter
15
13
(Australian slang) a...
poogyes
20
14
POOGYE, an Indian no...
poohing
16
15
POOH, to express con...
poojahs
17
21
POOJAH, a Hindu wors...
pooking
15
17
POOK, (Scots) to plu...
poolers
14
11
POOLER, a person tak...
pooling
15
14
POOL, to contribute...
poonacs
15
14
POONAC, a kind of oi...
poonced
15
15
POONCE, to behave ef...
poonces
15
14
POONCE, to behave ef...
poopers
15
13
POOPER, as in party...
poopier
15
13
POOPY, stupid or ine...
pooping
16
16
POOP, to tire out [v...
poorbox
21
20
a box, esp. one in a...
poorest
13
10
POOR, lacking the me...
poorish
16
12
somewhat poor [adj]
pooters
13
10
POOTER, a suction bo...
pooting
14
13
POOT, (Scots) to sho...
pootled
14
12
POOTLE, to travel in...
pootles
14
11
POOTLE, to travel in...
poovery
21
16
the state of being a...
poovier
15
14
POOVY, effeminate, a...
popadum
17
18
a thin circle of dou...
popcorn
18
17
maize or Indian corn...
popedom
16
17
the office of a pope...
poperas
15
13
POPERA, operatic mus...
poperin
15
14
(obsolete) a variety...
popette
15
13
a young female fan o...
popeyed
21
16
having bulging eyes...
popguns
17
17
POPGUN, a tube for s...
popinac
18
17
a thorny shrub or sm...
popjoys
24
24
POPJOY, to amuse one...
poplars
17
14
POPLAR, a genus of r...
poplins
17
15
POPLIN, a corded fab...
popouts
16
14
POPOUT, a type of ou...
popover
17
17
a very light egg muf...
poppers
18
16
POPPER, one that pop...
poppets
18
16
POPPET, a darling; a...
poppied
18
17
covered with poppies...
poppier
18
16
POPPY, like pop musi...
poppies
18
16
POPPY, a brightly co...
popping
19
19
POP, to make a sharp...
poppish
21
18
like pop music [adj]
poppits
19
16
POPPIT, one of a num...
poppled
19
18
POPPLE, to move in a...
popples
19
17
POPPLE, to move in a...
popsies
16
13
POPSIE, a term of en...
popsock
20
20
a woman's nylon stoc...
popster
16
13
a pop musician [n -S...
popular
17
15
well-liked [adj POPU...
porangi
14
13
(Maori) crazy [adj]
porched
19
16
having a porch [adj]
porches
19
15
PORCH, a low structu...
porcine
16
14
of or pertaining to...
porcini
17
14
an edible mushroom [...
porcino
16
14
an edible mushroom [...
porgies
15
12
PORGY, a species of...
porging
16
15
PORGE, in Jewish rit...
poriest
14
10
PORY, having pores [...
porifer
16
13
a member of the Pori...
porinas
13
11
PORINA, (New Zealand...
porisms
16
13
PORISM, the geometri...
porkers
15
14
PORKER, a pig, esp....
porkier
15
14
PORKY, plump like a...
porkies
15
14
PORKY, a lie [n]
porking
16
17
PORK, to eat ravenou...
porkpie
17
17
a type of man's hat...
porlock
19
18
to hinder by an irks...
pornier
13
11
PORNY, (colloquial)...
poroses
13
10
POROSIS, formation o...
porosis
14
10
formation of callus...
porpess
16
13
a porpoise, also POR...
porrect
17
13
to stretch forth [v...
porrigo
15
12
a kind of scalp dise...
portage
14
12
to transport from on...
portals
15
11
PORTAL, a door, gate...
portate
13
10
in heraldry, in a ca...
portend
13
12
to serve as an omen...
portent
13
11
an omen [n -S]
porters
14
10
PORTER, to carry lug...
portess
14
10
(historical) a porta...
porthos
16
12
(historical) a porta...
portico
17
13
(Italian) a formal e...
portier
14
10
PORTY, of the taste...
porting
15
13
PORT, to carry, conv...
portion
13
11
to divide into share...
portman
14
14
an inhabitant or bur...
portmen
14
14
PORTMAN, an inhabita...
portous
14
11
(historical) a porta...
portray
20
12
to paint or draw the...
posable
16
14
able to be posed, al...
posadas
13
11
POSADA, (Spanish) in...
posaune
12
12
(German) the trombon...
poseurs
14
11
POSEUR, an affected...
poseuse
13
11
(French) a female po...
poshest
16
12
POSH, smart, stylish...
poshing
17
15
POSH, to polish up [...
posiest
14
10
POSY, given to posin...
posings
15
13
POSING, the act of p...
posited
14
11
POSIT, to place [v]
positif
17
13
a feature on older o...
positon
13
11
an electron but with...
posnets
13
11
POSNET, a small cook...
posoles
14
11
POSOLE, a thick soup...
possers
14
10
POSSER, (archaic) a...
possess
14
10
to have as an owner...
possets
14
10
POSSET, to curdle [v...
possies
14
10
POSSIE, (Australian...
possing
15
13
POSS, to wash clothe...
possums
16
14
POSSUM, to feign ign...
postage
14
12
the charge for maili...
postals
15
11
POSTAL, a postcard i...
postbag
17
15
a bag for holding ma...
postbox
22
20
a mailbox [n -ES]
postboy
22
15
a boy who carries ma...
postbus
17
14
a small bus for mail...
postdoc
17
14
one engaged in postd...
posteen
12
11
an Afghan sheepskin...
postern
13
11
a rear door or gate...
posters
14
10
POSTER, to stick bil...
postfix
23
20
to affix at the end...
posties
14
10
POSTIE, (Australian...
postils
16
11
POSTIL, to gloss [v]
posting
15
13
the act of transferr...
postins
14
11
POSTIN, an Afghan sh...
postman
14
14
a mailman [n POSTMEN...
postmen
14
14
POSTMAN, a mailman [...
postops
16
13
POSTOP, a patient af...
posttax
20
17
occurring after taxa...
posture
14
11
to assume a particul...
postwar
17
13
occurring after the...
potable
16
14
a liquid suitable fo...
potager
14
12
a decorative vegetab...
potages
14
12
POTAGE, (French) a t...
potales
14
11
POTALE, refuse from...
potamic
18
16
of or relating to ri...
potassa
13
10
a powerful alkali [n...
potboil
17
14
to produce an artist...
potboys
22
15
POTBOY, one who coll...
potched
19
16
POTCH, to push viole...
potcher
19
15
a machine that break...
potches
19
15
POTCHE, to push viol...
poteens
12
11
POTEEN, Irish whiske...
potence
15
14
the quality of being...
potency
22
16
the quality of being...
potents
13
11
POTENT, (obsolete) a...
potfuls
18
15
POTFUL, as much as a...
potguns
15
14
POTGUN, a pot-shaped...
pothead
15
13
one who smokes marij...
potheen
14
13
(Irish) illicitly di...
potherb
18
15
any herb used as a s...
pothers
16
12
POTHER, to make a co...
pothery
22
14
in a turmoil [adj]
pothole
16
13
a hole or basin cut...
pothook
16
16
a hook on which to h...
potiche
19
15
(French) a round or...
potions
13
11
POTION, a magical el...
potjies
16
19
POTJIE, (Afrikaans)...
potlach
20
16
(Native American) a...
potlike
16
15
resembling a pot [ad...
potline
14
12
a row of electrolyti...
potluck
20
19
whatever may chance...
potoroo
12
10
(Native Australian)...
potpies
16
13
POTPIE, a meat pie w...
potshop
18
15
a small public house...
potshot
16
12
to shoot randomly at...
potsies
14
10
POTSY, a children's...
pottage
14
12
a thick soup or stew...
potteen
12
11
(Irish) illicitly di...
potters
14
10
POTTER, to occupy on...
pottery
20
12
articles moulded fro...
pottier
14
10
POTTY, crazy [adj]
potties
14
10
POTTY, a chamberpot,...
potting
15
13
POT, to put into a r...
pottles
15
11
POTTLE, a small coni...
potzers
17
19
POTZER, (German) an...
pouched
19
17
POUCH, to put in a p...
pouches
19
16
POUCH, to put in a p...
pouders
14
12
POUDER, (obsolete) p...
poudres
14
12
POUDRE, (obsolete) p...
pouffed
18
18
POUFFE, to give a pu...
pouffes
18
17
POUFFE, to give a pu...
poufing
17
17
POUF, to give a puff...
pouftah
18
16
(offensive) a male h...
poufter
16
14
(offensive) a male h...
pouking
16
18
POUK, (Scots) to plu...
poulard
15
13
a spayed hen, also P...
poulder
15
13
(obsolete) powder, a...
pouldre
15
13
(obsolete) powder, a...
poulpes
17
15
POULPE, the octopus,...
poulter
15
12
(archaic) a dealer i...
poultry
22
14
farmyard fowls colle...
pounced
16
16
POUNCE, to swoop upo...
pouncer
16
15
one that pounces [n...
pounces
16
15
POUNCE, to swoop upo...
pouncet
16
15
(Shakespeare) a box...
poundal
14
14
a unit of force, the...
pounded
13
14
POUND, to strike hea...
pounder
13
13
a specimen weighing...
pouping
17
17
POUPE, (obsolete) to...
pourers
14
11
POURER, one who pour...
pouries
14
11
POURIE, (Scots) a co...
pouring
15
14
of rain, very heavy...
poursew
17
14
(Spenser) to pursue,...
poursue
14
12
(Spenser) to pursue,...
pousada
13
12
a traditional hotel...
pousses
14
11
POUSSE, (Spenser) pe...
poussie
14
11
a familiar name for...
poussin
14
12
(French) a chicken r...
pouters
14
11
POUTER, a variety of...
poutful
18
16
pouty, sulky [adj]
pouther
16
13
(Scots) powder, also...
poutier
14
11
POUTY, tending to po...
poutine
13
12
a Canadian dish of c...
pouting
15
14
a fish of the cod fa...
poverty
22
16
the state of being p...
powders
17
14
POWDER, to reduce to...
powdery
23
16
like powder [adj POW...
powered
16
14
POWER, to equip with...
powhiri
20
15
a Maori ceremony of...
pownded
16
16
POWND, (Spenser) to...
powneys
22
16
POWNEY, (dialect) a...
pownies
16
14
POWNY, (dialect) a p...
powring
18
16
POWRE, (Spenser) to...
powters
17
13
POWTER, (Scots) to p...
powwows
23
19
POWWOW, to hold such...
poxiest
20
17
POXY, afflicted by p...
poynant
18
14
(Spenser) poignant [...
poynted
19
14
POYNT, (obsolete) to...
poysing
21
15
POYSE, (obsolete) to...
poysons
19
13
POYSON, (obsolete) t...
pozoles
17
20
POZOLE, a thick soup...
pozzies
20
28
POZZY, (Australian s...
prabble
19
17
(Shakespeare) a clam...
practic
21
16
(archaic) to put (a...
praeses
13
10
a chairman or presid...
praetor
13
10
an ancient Roman mag...
prairie
14
10
a grass-covered tree...
praised
14
11
PRAISE, to express a...
praiser
14
10
one who praises [n -...
praises
14
10
PRAISE, to express a...
prajnas
15
20
PRAJNA, (Sanskrit) w...
praline
14
12
an almond coated wit...
pranced
16
15
PRANCE, to spring fo...
prancer
16
14
a horse that prances...
prances
16
14
PRANCE, to spring fo...
prancke
17
18
(obsolete) to fold,...
prancks
18
18
PRANCK, (obsolete) t...
pranged
14
14
PRANG, to cause to c...
pranked
14
16
PRANK, to dress gaud...
prankle
15
16
to prance lightly [v...
praters
14
10
PRATER, one who prat...
praties
14
10
PRATIE, (Irish collo...
prating
15
13
foolish talk [n -S]
pratted
14
11
PRATT, (Shakespeare)...
prattle
15
11
to talk at length ab...
praunce
16
15
(Spenser) to prance...
pravity
23
16
wickedness [n PRAVIT...
prawles
18
14
PRAWLE, (Shakespeare...
prawlin
18
15
an almond coated wit...
prawned
16
15
PRAWN, to fish for e...
prawner
16
14
one who fishes for p...
prayers
20
12
PRAYER, a devout pet...
praying
21
15
in prayer [adj PRAYI...
preaced
16
14
PREACE, to press, al...
preaces
16
13
PREACE, to press, al...
preachy
25
17
tending to preach [a...
preacts
17
13
PREACT, to act befor...
preaged
14
13
previously aged [adj...
preamps
17
16
PREAMP, (short for)...
preanal
13
12
situated in front of...
prearms
15
13
PREARM, to arm befor...
preased
13
11
PREASE, to press, al...
preases
13
10
PREASE, to press, al...
preasse
13
10
to press, also PREAS...
preaver
15
14
to aver beforehand [...
prebade
15
14
PREBID, to bid befor...
prebake
16
17
to bake beforehand [...
prebend
15
15
a clergyman's stipen...
prebids
17
14
PREBID, to bid befor...
prebill
19
15
to bill beforehand [...
prebind
16
15
to bind in durable m...
preboil
17
14
to boil beforehand [...
prebook
16
17
to book beforehand [...
preboom
16
16
preceding a sudden e...
preborn
15
14
being carried in the...
prebuys
23
16
PREBUY, to buy befor...
precast
17
13
to cast before placi...
precava
18
17
a major vein [n PREC...
precede
16
14
to go before [v PREC...
precent
16
14
to lead a church cho...
precept
19
16
a rule of conduct [n...
precess
17
13
of a spinning globe,...
precipe
19
16
(Latin) a writ comma...
precips
20
16
PRECIP, (short for)...
precise
17
13
sharply and clearly...
precode
16
14
to code beforehand [...
precook
17
17
to cook beforehand [...
precool
17
14
to cool beforehand [...
precoup
19
17
preceding a coup [ad...
precure
17
14
to cure beforehand [...
precuts
18
14
PRECUT, to cut befor...
predate
13
11
to date before the t...
predawn
16
15
the time just before...
predial
15
12
a rural slave, also...
predict
18
14
to tell of or about...
predied
14
12
PREDY, (obsolete) to...
predies
14
11
PREDY, (obsolete) to...
predive
16
15
preceding a dive [ad...
predoom
14
14
to sentence in advan...
predusk
16
16
the time just before...
preedit
14
11
to edit beforehand [...
preeing
14
13
PREE, (Scots) to mak...
preemie
14
13
a premature baby, al...
preempt
17
16
to acquire by prior...
preened
12
12
PREEN, to clean and...
preener
12
11
one who preens [n -S...
preeved
15
15
PREEVE, to prove, al...
preeves
15
14
PREEVE, to prove, al...
prefabs
18
16
PREFAB, (short for)...
preface
18
16
to introduce [v PREF...
prefade
15
14
to fade beforehand [...
prefard
16
14
(Spenser) preferred...
prefect
19
16
an ancient Roman off...
prefers
16
13
PREFER, to like bett...
prefile
17
14
to file beforehand [...
prefire
16
13
to fire beforehand [...
preform
17
16
to form beforehand [...
prefund
16
16
to fund beforehand [...
pregame
15
15
preceding a game [ad...
prehabs
18
15
PREHAB, any programm...
preheat
15
12
to heat beforehand [...
prehend
15
14
to lay hold of; to s...
preifes
16
13
PREIFE, (obsolete) p...
prejink
17
24
(Scots) prim; finica...
prelacy
24
16
the office of a prel...
prelate
14
11
a high ranking clerg...
prelaty
21
13
the office of a prel...
prelect
18
14
to lecture, also PRA...
prelife
17
14
a life conceived of...
prelims
17
14
PRELIM, a preliminar...
preload
14
12
to load beforehand [...
prelude
15
13
something that goes...
preludi
16
13
PRELUDIO, (Italian)...
premade
14
14
made beforehand [adj...
premeal
15
14
before a meal [adj]
premeds
15
14
PREMED, a student pr...
premeet
14
13
taking place before...
premier
15
13
a chief in rank or o...
premies
15
13
PREMY, (US slang) a...
premise
15
13
to state in advance...
premiss
16
13
to state or assume [...
premium
17
17
a sum regularly paya...
premixt
22
20
PREMIX, to mix befor...
premold
16
15
to mold beforehand,...
premolt
16
14
preceding a molt, al...
premove
16
17
to incite or prompt...
premune
14
15
resistant to a disea...
prename
13
14
a forename [n -S]
preneed
12
12
arranged or made ava...
prenoon
11
12
before noon [adj]
prented
13
12
PRENT, (Scots) to pr...
prenups
16
15
PRENUP, a prenuptial...
prenzie
16
20
(Shakespeare) a word...
preoral
14
11
towards the front of...
prepack
20
20
to package before re...
prepaid
16
14
PREPAY, to pay in ad...
prepare
15
13
to get ready [v PREP...
prepave
17
17
to pave beforehand [...
prepays
22
15
PREPAY, to pay in ad...
prepill
19
15
preceding the develo...
preplan
16
15
to plan in advance [...
prepone
14
14
to bring forward [v...
prepose
15
13
to place a word befo...
prepped
18
17
PREP, (short for) to...
preppie
18
16
one who attends a pr...
prepreg
17
15
reinforcing material...
prepuce
19
17
a fold of skin cover...
prepupa
18
17
a stage preceding th...
prequel
23
21
a book, film, etc.,...
prerace
16
13
before a race [adj]
preriot
14
10
preceding a riot [ad...
prerock
18
17
preceding the develo...
prerupt
17
14
broken off; steep; a...
presage
14
12
to foretell [v PRESA...
presale
14
11
before a sale [adj]...
presell
16
12
to promote a product...
present
13
11
soon [adj PRESENTLY]...
presets
14
10
PRESET, to set befor...
preship
19
15
to ship beforehand [...
preshow
19
15
to show beforehand [...
preside
14
11
to occupy the positi...
presift
17
13
to sift beforehand [...
presoak
14
14
to soak beforehand [...
presold
15
12
PRESELL, to promote...
presong
14
13
before a song [adj]
presort
14
10
to sort beforehand [...
pressed
14
11
PRESS, to compress o...
presser
14
10
one who presses [n -...
presses
14
10
PRESS, to compress o...
pressie
14
10
(colloquial) a prese...
pressor
14
10
a substance that rai...
prested
14
11
PREST, (obsolete) to...
prester
14
10
(Latin) a priest [n...
prestos
14
10
PRESTO, a musical pa...
presume
15
14
to take for granted...
pretape
15
13
to tape beforehand [...
preteen
12
11
a child under the ag...
pretell
16
12
to tell beforehand [...
pretend
13
12
to make believe [v -...
preterm
15
13
born prematurely [ad...
pretest
14
10
to give a preliminar...
pretext
20
17
an ostensible motive...
pretold
15
12
PRETELL, to tell bef...
pretors
14
10
PRETOR, an ancient R...
pretrim
16
13
to trim beforehand [...
pretype
22
15
to type beforehand [...
pretzel
18
20
to twist, bend or co...
prevail
17
15
to triumph [v -ED, -...
prevene
14
15
to precede, anticipa...
prevent
15
15
to keep from happeni...
preverb
18
17
a particle or prefix...
preview
19
17
to view or exhibit i...
preving
17
17
PREVE, to prove, als...
previse
16
14
to foresee [v PREVIS...
prevued
16
16
PREVUE, (US) to prev...
prevues
16
15
PREVUE, (US) to prev...
prewarm
18
16
to warm beforehand [...
prewarn
16
14
to warn in advance [...
prewash
19
15
to wash beforehand [...
prewire
17
13
to wire beforehand [...
prework
18
17
to work beforehand [...
preworn
16
14
of clothing, worn be...
prewrap
19
16
to wrap beforehand [...
prewyns
23
16
PREWYN, (Shakespeare...
prexies
20
17
PREXY, (US slang) th...
preyers
20
12
PREYER, one who, or...
preyful
24
17
bent upon prey [adj]
preying
21
15
PREY, to exploit or...
prezzie
20
28
(colloquial) a prese...
priapic
20
16
phallic, also PRIAPE...
priapus
17
14
a representation of...
pribble
20
17
a clamorous contest,...
pricers
18
13
PRICER, one who sets...
pricier
18
13
PRICY, expensive, al...
pricily
26
16
PRICY, expensive, al...
pricing
19
16
an act of pricing [n...
pricked
19
18
PRICK, to puncture s...
pricker
19
17
a light horseman emp...
pricket
19
17
a spike for holding...
prickle
20
18
to puncture slightly...
prickly
27
20
having many sharp po...
pridian
14
12
of or pertaining to...
priding
16
14
PRIDE, to feel self-...
priefes
16
13
PRIEFE, (Scots) proo...
priests
15
10
PRIEST, to ordain as...
prieved
16
15
PRIEVE, to prove, al...
prieves
16
14
PRIEVE, to prove, al...
prigged
17
15
PRIG, to filch [v]
prigger
17
14
one who prigs, a thi...
prilled
17
13
PRILL, to turn into...
primacy
25
18
the state of being f...
primage
16
15
an amount paid as an...
primary
22
15
taking first place [...
primate
15
13
any of an advanced o...
primely
23
16
PRIME, in best condi...
primero
15
13
(Spanish) an old car...
primers
16
13
PRIMER, a book that...
primeur
16
14
(French) a new or ea...
primine
15
14
the outer covering o...
priming
17
16
the act of one who p...
primmed
17
17
PRIM, to give a prim...
primmer
17
16
a book that covers t...
primped
18
17
PRIMP, to dress or a...
primsie
16
13
(Scots) prim, demure...
primula
17
15
any of numerous usua...
princed
17
15
PRINCE, to play the...
princes
17
14
PRINCE, to play the...
princox
23
21
a conceited dandy, a...
prinked
15
16
PRINK, to dress or a...
prinker
15
15
one who prinks [n -S...
printed
14
12
PRINT, to produce by...
printer
14
11
one that prints [n -...
priorly
22
13
PRIOR, previous [adv...
prisage
15
12
the former right of...
prisere
14
10
the succession of ve...
prisers
15
10
PRISER, a contestant...
prising
16
13
PRISE, to raise or f...
prisons
14
11
PRISON, to imprison...
prissed
15
11
PRISS, to act in a p...
prisses
15
10
PRISS, to act in a p...
prithee
16
12
(archaic) an express...
privacy
26
19
the state of being p...
privado
16
15
(obsolete) a private...
private
16
14
secluded from the si...
privets
17
14
PRIVET, a half-everg...
privier
17
14
PRIVY, private [adj]
privies
17
14
PRIVY, an outhouse [...
privily
25
17
PRIVY, private [adv]
privity
24
16
private knowledge [n...
prizers
18
19
PRIZER, a contestant...
prizing
19
22
PRIZE, to value high...
proball
18
15
(Shakespeare) suppos...
proband
15
15
a person with some d...
probang
16
16
a long flexible rod...
probate
15
13
to establish the val...
probers
16
13
PROBER, one who prob...
probing
17
16
the act of performin...
probits
17
13
PROBIT, a unit of st...
probity
23
15
complete and confirm...
problem
18
17
a difficult question...
procarp
19
16
a female sexual orga...
proceed
16
14
to go onward [v -ED,...
process
17
13
to treat or prepare...
proctal
18
14
pertaining to the an...
proctor
17
13
a disciplinary offic...
procure
17
14
to obtain by effort...
prodded
14
13
PROD, to jab [v]
prodder
14
12
one who prods [n -S]
prodigy
22
15
a child with excepti...
prodrug
16
14
an inactive chemical...
produce
17
15
to bring into existe...
product
18
15
something produced b...
proette
13
10
a female professiona...
proface
18
16
(Shakespeare) may it...
profane
14
14
to treat with irreve...
profess
16
13
to affirm openly [v...
proffer
18
16
to present for accep...
profile
17
14
to draw an outline o...
profits
17
13
PROFIT, to gain an a...
profuse
16
14
pouring forth genero...
progeny
20
15
a descendant [n PROG...
progged
16
15
PROG, to forage for...
progger
16
14
one who progs, wande...
program
16
15
to arrange in a plan...
proigns
15
13
PROIGN, (obsolete) t...
proined
13
12
PROINE, (obsolete) t...
proines
13
11
PROINE, (obsolete) t...
project
19
22
to extend outward [v...
projets
16
19
PROJET, (French) a d...
prokers
15
14
PROKER, a poker [n]
proking
16
17
PROKE, (dialect) to...
prolans
14
12
PROLAN, a gonadotrop...
prolate
14
11
having flattened sid...
prolegs
16
13
PROLEG, an abdominal...
prolers
15
11
PROLER, (obsolete) a...
proline
14
12
an amino acid common...
proling
16
14
PROLE, to prowl, als...
prolled
16
13
PROLL, (obsolete) to...
proller
16
12
(obsolete) a prowler...
prologs
16
13
PROLOG, to preface,...
prolong
15
14
to lengthen in durat...
promine
14
14
a substance that pro...
promise
15
13
to make a declaratio...
prommer
16
16
an attender of prome...
promoed
14
14
PROMO, to give a pro...
promote
14
13
to help forward [v P...
prompts
18
16
PROMPT, to move to a...
pronaoi
12
11
PRONAOS, a vestibule...
pronaos
12
11
a vestibule in front...
pronate
12
11
to turn the palm dow...
pronely
20
14
PRONE, lying face do...
pronest
13
11
PRONE, lying face do...
proneur
13
12
(French) a flatterer...
pronged
14
14
PRONG, to pierce wit...
pronked
14
16
PRONK, (Afrikaans) o...
pronota
12
11
PRONOTUM, a hard out...
pronoun
12
13
a word that may be u...
proofed
15
14
PROOF, to examine fo...
proofer
15
13
one who proofs [n -S...
prootic
17
13
a bone in front of t...
propage
16
15
to propagate [v PROP...
propale
16
14
(Scots) to disclose...
propane
14
14
a flammable gas [n -...
propels
17
14
PROPEL, to drive for...
propend
15
15
to have a tendency t...
propene
14
14
a flammable gas [n -...
propers
16
13
PROPER, a service, p...
prophet
18
15
one who predicts [n...
propine
15
14
(archaic) to pledge...
propjet
18
22
a jet aeroplane havi...
propman
16
17
a man in charge of s...
propmen
16
17
PROPMAN, a man in ch...
propone
14
14
to propose, bring fo...
propose
15
13
to put forward for c...
propped
18
17
PROP, to hold up [v]
propria
16
13
PROPRIUM, an attribu...
propyla
23
16
PROPYLON, an entranc...
propyls
24
16
PROPYL, a univalent...
propyne
21
16
a gaseous methyl ace...
prorate
13
10
to divide proportion...
prosaic
17
13
pertaining to prose,...
prosect
17
13
to dissect [v -ED, -...
prosers
14
10
PROSER, a writer of...
prosier
14
10
PROSY, prosaic, tedi...
prosify
23
15
to write prose [v PR...
prosily
22
13
PROSY, prosaic, tedi...
prosing
15
13
writing in a prosy w...
prosody
20
13
the study of poetica...
prosoma
14
13
the front region of...
prosper
16
13
to be successful [v...
prosses
14
10
PROSS, (colloquial)...
prossie
14
10
(colloquial) a prost...
prostie
14
10
(colloquial) a prost...
protean
12
11
having a varied natu...
proteas
13
10
PROTEA, a plant of a...
protect
17
13
to shield from harm,...
protege
14
12
one whose career is...
proteid
14
11
a nitrogenous organi...
protein
13
11
a nitrogenous organi...
protend
13
12
(archaic) to stretch...
protest
14
10
to express strong ob...
proteus
14
11
any of the rodlike b...
prothyl
24
15
a hypothetical sourc...
protist
15
10
one of the Protista,...
protium
16
14
ordinary hydrogen of...
protons
13
11
PROTON, a subatomic...
protore
13
10
an earlier unenriche...
protyle
21
13
a hypothetical sourc...
protyls
22
13
PROTYL, a hypothetic...
prouder
14
12
PROUD, having or dis...
proudly
22
15
PROUD, having or dis...
prouled
15
13
PROUL, to prowl, als...
prouler
15
12
(obsolete) a prowler...
provand
15
16
an allowance of food...
provant
15
15
(obsolete) to supply...
provend
15
16
an allowance of food...
proverb
18
17
a short familiar say...
provers
16
14
PROVER, one who prov...
provide
16
15
to supply [v PROVIDE...
provine
15
15
to propagate by laye...
proving
17
17
the act of proving [...
proviso
16
14
a clause in a docume...
provoke
16
18
to arouse to anger o...
provost
16
14
a high-ranking unive...
prowess
17
13
exceptional ability...
prowest
17
13
PROW, (archaic) full...
prowled
18
15
PROWL, to move about...
prowler
18
14
one that prowls, als...
proxies
20
17
PROXY, a person auth...
proximo
21
20
of or occurring in t...
proyned
19
14
PROYN, to prune, als...
proynes
19
13
PROYNE, to prune, al...
prudent
14
13
cautious, wise and d...
prudery
21
14
a person with affect...
prudish
18
14
marked by prudery [a...
pruinas
14
12
PRUINA, a powdery bl...
pruines
14
12
PRUINE, (Shakespeare...
pruners
14
12
PRUNER, one that pru...
prunier
14
12
PRUNEY, resembling a...
pruning
15
15
the act of pruning [...
prunted
14
13
ornamented with a pr...
prurigo
16
13
a chronic skin condi...
prusiks
17
15
PRUSIK, to climb usi...
prussic
19
14
pertaining to a type...
prutoth
17
13
PRUTAH, a monetary u...
pryings
22
15
PRYING, the act of p...
prysing
22
15
PRYSE, (Spenser) to...
prythee
22
14
used to express a re...
psalmed
16
15
PSALM, to sing psalm...
psalmic
20
17
pertaining to a psal...
psalter
15
11
a book of psalms [n...
psaltry
22
13
an ancient stringed...
psammon
15
17
a group of micro-org...
pschent
19
16
a crown worn by anci...
pseudos
14
12
PSEUDO, a person pre...
pshawed
19
16
PSHAW, to utter an e...
psionic
17
14
relating to a psion,...
psoases
13
10
PSOAS, a muscle of t...
psoatic
17
13
relating to the psoa...
psocids
18
14
PSOCID, any member o...
psyched
26
18
PSYCH, to stimulate...
psyches
26
17
PSYCHE, the mental s...
psychic
30
20
relating to the psyc...
psychos
26
17
PSYCHO, a mentally u...
psyllas
23
14
PSYLLA, any of vario...
psyllid
24
15
any of various plant...
psywars
24
15
PSYWAR, (short for)...
ptarmic
19
16
a substance that cau...
pterins
14
11
PTERIN, (Greek) any...
pterion
13
11
a place where severa...
pteroic
17
13
as in pteroic acid,...
pteryla
21
13
the feathered area o...
ptisans
14
11
PTISAN, a wholesome...
ptomain
14
14
a compound produced...
ptyalin
21
14
a salivary enzyme [n...
pubbing
20
20
the practice of freq...
puberal
17
15
of or pertaining to...
puberty
23
16
the beginning of sex...
pubises
17
14
PUBIS, a bone of the...
publics
22
18
PUBLIC, the communit...
publish
21
17
to print and issue t...
puccoon
19
18
(Native American) a...
pucelle
19
16
(obsolete) a slut; a...
puckers
19
18
PUCKER, to gather in...
puckery
25
20
astringent; tending...
pucking
20
21
PUCK, to hit a puck...
puckish
22
20
like a puck, impish...
puckles
20
19
PUCKLE, (Scots) a sm...
puckout
19
19
in ice hockey, a fre...
puddens
14
14
PUDDEN, a dull perso...
pudders
15
13
PUDDER, to make a tu...
puddier
15
13
PUDDY, short and pud...
puddies
15
13
PUDDY, (colloquial)...
pudding
16
16
a thick, soft desser...
puddled
16
15
PUDDLE, to make a sm...
puddler
16
14
one who converts pig...
puddles
16
14
PUDDLE, to make a sm...
puddock
19
20
a toad or frog, also...
pudency
23
18
(Shakespeare) modest...
pudenda
13
14
PUDENDUM, the extern...
pudeurs
15
13
PUDEUR, (French) a s...
pudgier
16
14
PUDGY, short and fat...
pudgily
24
17
PUDGY, short and fat...
pudsier
15
12
PUDSY, podgy, also P...
pudsies
15
12
PUDSY, a plump perso...
pueblos
17
15
PUEBLO, a communal d...
puerile
15
12
juvenile; childish [...
puering
15
14
PUER, to tan leather...
puffers
19
17
PUFFER, a steam-engi...
puffery
25
19
excessive public pra...
puffier
19
17
PUFFY, swollen [adj]
puffily
27
20
PUFFY, swollen [adv]
puffing
20
20
the action of puffin...
puffins
19
18
PUFFIN, a seabird of...
pugaree
14
13
(Hindi) a turban, a...
puggery
23
17
(Hindi) a turban, a...
puggier
17
15
PUGGY, like a monkey...
puggies
17
15
PUGGIE, (Scots) a mo...
pugging
18
18
the working of clay...
puggish
20
17
like a monkey or pug...
puggled
18
17
PUGGLE, to cause to...
puggles
18
16
PUGGLE, to cause to...
puggree
16
15
(Hindi) a turban, a...
pugmark
18
20
the track of a big c...
pugrees
15
13
PUGREE, (Hindi) a tu...
puirest
15
11
PUIR, (Scots) poor [...
puisnes
14
12
PUISNE, a puisne jud...
pujaris
17
20
PUJARI, (Hindu) a pr...
pukatea
14
15
(Maori) an aromatic...
pukekos
16
19
PUKEKO, (Maori) a Ne...
pukiest
16
15
PUKY, reminiscent of...
puldron
15
14
(obsolete) a shoulde...
puliest
16
12
PULY, given to pulin...
pulings
17
15
PULING, a plaintive...
pulkhas
19
18
PULKHA, a Laplander'...
pullers
17
13
PULLER, one that pul...
pullets
17
13
PULLET, a young hen...
pulleys
23
15
PULLEY [n]
pullies
17
13
PULLY, (colloquial)...
pulling
18
16
PULL, to draw or dra...
pullman
17
17
a railroad sleeping...
pullout
17
14
a withdrawal [n -S]
pullups
20
17
PULLUP, the act of r...
pulpers
18
15
PULPER, a machine fo...
pulpier
18
15
PULPY, resembling pu...
pulpify
27
20
to reduce to pulp [v...
pulpily
26
18
PULPY, resembling pu...
pulping
19
18
the act of reducing...
pulpits
19
15
PULPIT, a raised str...
pulpous
18
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containing pulp; pul...
pulques
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PULQUE, a fermented...
pulsant
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pulsating [adj]
pulsars
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PULSAR, a celestial...
pulsate
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to expand and contra...
pulsers
16
12
PULSER, a device tha...
pulsing
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15
PULSE, to expand and...
pulsion
15
13
the act of driving f...
pultans
15
13
PULTAN, an Indian re...
pultons
15
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PULTON, an Indian re...
pultoon
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an Indian regiment,...
pultuns
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PULTUN, an Indian re...
pulture
16
13
a right to food for...
pulvers
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PULVER, to reduce to...
pulvils
20
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PULVIL, perfumed pow...
pulvini
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PULVINUS, a swelling...
pulwars
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PULWAR, (Hindi) a li...
pumelos
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PUMELO, (Dutch) the...
pumiced
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PUMICE, to polish wi...
pumicer
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one that pumices [n...
pumices
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17
PUMICE, to polish wi...
pummelo
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(Dutch) the shaddock...
pummels
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PUMMEL, to strike wi...
pumpers
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PUMPER, one who pump...
pumping
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as in optical pumpin...
pumpion
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(obsolete) a pumpkin...
pumpkin
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a plant of the gourd...
punaani
12
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(slang) the female g...
punaany
18
15
(slang) the female g...
punalua
14
14
(Hawaiian) the marri...
punched
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18
PUNCH, to perforate...
puncher
19
17
one who punches; an...
punches
19
17
PUNCH, to perforate...
puncing
18
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PUNCE, (dialect) to...
punctos
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15
PUNCTO, (obsolete) a...
punctum
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a point [n PUNCTA]
pundits
15
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PUNDIT, (Sanskrit) a...
pungent
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sharply affecting th...
pungled
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PUNGLE, (US) to cont...
pungles
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PUNGLE, (US) to cont...
puniest
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PUNY, of inferior si...
punjied
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PUNJI, to fortify wi...
punjies
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PUNJI, to fortify wi...
punkahs
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PUNKAH, a ceiling fa...
punkers
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PUNKER, a punk rock...
punkest
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PUNK, of inferior qu...
punkeys
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PUNKEY, a biting gna...
punkier
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PUNKY, like a punk [...
punkies
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PUNKIE, a biting gna...
punkins
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PUNKIN, a pumpkin, a...
punkish
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pertaining to a styl...
punners
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PUNNER, one who make...
punnets
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PUNNET, a small shal...
punnier
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PUNNY, involving a p...
punning
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playing on words [ad...
punster
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one who makes puns,...
puntees
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PUNTEE, an iron supp...
punters
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PUNTER, one that pun...
punties
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12
PUNTY, an iron suppo...
punting
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PUNT, to propel thro...
puparia
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PUPARIUM, a pupal sh...
pupated
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PUPATE, to pass thro...
pupates
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PUPATE, to pass thro...
pupfish
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a small, freshwater...
pupilar
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relating to a pupil...
puppets
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PUPPET, a doll manip...
puppied
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PUPPY, to give birth...
puppies
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17
PUPPY, to give birth...
pupping
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PUP, to give birth t...
pupunha
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18
the peach-palm [n -S...
puranas
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PURANA, (Sanskrit) a...
puranic
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(Sanskrit) pertainin...
purdahs
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14
PURDAH, a curtain us...
purfled
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PURFLE, to decorate...
purfler
18
15
something or someone...
purfles
18
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PURFLE, to decorate...
purgers
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PURGER, one who purg...
purging
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the act of purifying...
purines
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PURINE, a white crys...
puriris
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PURIRI, (Maori) a ti...
purisms
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PURISM, strict adher...
purists
16
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PURIST, one who prac...
puritan
14
12
a person who is stri...
purlers
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12
PURLER, a heavy fall...
purlieu
16
13
(French) a neighbour...
purline
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13
a horizontal support...
purling
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15
the swirling of a st...
purlins
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13
PURLIN, a horizontal...
purloin
15
13
to steal; to filch [...
purpies
17
14
PURPY, (Scots) pursl...
purpled
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PURPLE, to make the...
purpler
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PURPLE, of a colour...
purples
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PURPLE, to make the...
purport
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to profess or procla...
purpose
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to intend to accompl...
purpura
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a disease characteri...
purpure
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the heraldic colour...
purring
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making a sound like...
pursers
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PURSER, an officer i...
pursews
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PURSEW, (Spenser) to...
pursier
15
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PURSY, short of brea...
pursily
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PURSY, short of brea...
pursing
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PURSE, to pucker, es...
pursual
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the act of pursuit [...
pursued
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PURSUE, to follow, i...
pursuer
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one that pursues [n...
pursues
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PURSUE, to follow, i...
pursuit
16
12
the act of pursuing,...
purtier
15
11
PURTY, (US dialect)...
purveys
23
17
PURVEY, to supply [v...
purview
20
18
a field of activity...
pushers
17
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PUSHER, one that pus...
pushful
21
18
energetically or agg...
pushier
17
13
PUSHY, offensively a...
pushily
25
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PUSHY, offensively a...
pushing
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PUSH, to thrust or p...
pushpin
19
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a large-headed pin [...
pushpit
20
16
a safety railing at...
pushrod
17
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a rod for operating...
pushups
20
17
PUSHUP, a type of gy...
pusleys
22
14
PUSLEY, purslane, al...
puslike
17
16
like pus [adj]
pusling
17
15
PUSLE, to puzzle [v]
pussels
16
12
PUSSEL, (Shakespeare...
pussers
15
11
PUSSER, in naval sla...
pussier
15
11
PUSSY, full of pus [...
pussies
15
11
PUSSY, a cat, also P...
pussley
22
14
purslane, also PUSLE...
pustule
16
13
a pimple containing...
putamen
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15
(Latin) a fruit ston...
putcher
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16
a wire trap for catc...
putchuk
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an aromatic root res...
putdown
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a disparaging or snu...
puteals
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PUTEAL, a wall aroun...
putelis
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PUTELI, (Hindi) a fl...
putlock
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a cross-beam, also P...
putlogs
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14
PUTLOG, a cross-beam...
putoffs
19
17
PUTOFF, an excuse or...
putouts
15
12
PUTOUT, an act of ca...
putrefy
23
16
to make or become pu...
puttees
14
11
PUTTEE, a legging fo...
putters
15
11
PUTTER, to occupy on...
puttied
15
12
PUTTY, to fill with...
puttier
15
11
one who putties; a g...
putties
15
11
PUTTY, to fill with...
putting
16
14
a sport where heavy...
puttock
19
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a kite or buzzard [n...
putures
15
12
PUTURE, (historical)...
putzing
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PUTZ, to waste time...
puzzels
22
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PUZZEL, (obsolete) a...
puzzled
22
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PUZZLE, to cause unc...
puzzler
22
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something that puzzl...
puzzles
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PUZZLE, to cause unc...
pyaemia
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the presence of pus...
pyaemic
24
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of or pertaining to...
pycnite
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a variety of topaz [...
pycnons
22
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PYCNON, a term in an...
pyebald
23
17
a horse with patchy...
pyemias
21
15
PYEMIA, the presence...
pygargs
23
16
PYGARG, chiefly in b...
pygidia
22
15
PYGIDIUM, in trilobi...
pygmean
21
18
pygmy-like, also PIG...
pygmies
23
17
PYGMY, a small perso...
pygmoid
23
18
a pygmy, also PIGMOI...
pyjamas
23
24
PYJAMA, a garment fo...
pyknics
25
20
PYKNIC, a person of...
pyloric
25
16
pertaining to the py...
pylorus
22
14
the opening between...
pyoners
19
13
PYONER, (Shakespeare...
pyralid
22
14
a long-legged moth,...
pyralis
22
13
a kind of moth, also...
pyramid
22
16
a solid figure with...
pyramis
22
15
(Shakespeare) a pyra...
pyrenes
19
13
PYRENE, the hard cov...
pyretic
24
15
pertaining to fever...
pyrexes
26
19
PYREX, (tradename) a...
pyrexia
26
19
a fever [n -S]
pyrexic
30
22
of or like pyrexia,...
pyridic
25
16
related to, or forme...
pyrites
21
12
PYRITE, a brassy yel...
pyritic
25
15
consisting of, or re...
pyrogen
20
15
a substance that pro...
pyrolas
21
13
PYROLA, (Latin) any...
pyrones
19
13
PYRONE, a type of ch...
pyronin
19
14
either of two synthe...
pyropes
22
15
PYROPE, a fiery red...
pyropus
23
16
a fiery red gemstone...
pyroses
20
12
PYROSIS, heart-burn...
pyrosis
21
12
heart-burn [n PYROSI...
pyrrhic
27
17
an ancient Greek war...
pyrrole
21
13
a colourless toxic l...
pyrrols
22
13
PYRROL, a colourless...
pyruvic
27
20
as in pyruvic acid [...
pysanka
20
17
(Russian) a hand-pai...
pysanky
27
19
PYSANKA, (Russian) a...
pythium
25
18
a fungus of the genu...
pythons
22
15
PYTHON, a large snak...
pyurias
21
13
PYURIA, the presence...
pyxides
27
20
PYXIS, a little box...
pyxidia
27
20
PYXIDIUM, a capsule...
pzazzes
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PZAZZ, flamboyance,...
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