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pabouches
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PABOUCHE, an Orienta...
pacations
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PACATION, appeasemen...
pacemaker
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a person who sets th...
pachadoms
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21
PACHADOM, the rank o...
pachalics
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21
PACHALIC, the territ...
pachinkos
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PACHINKO, a Japanese...
pachoulis
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19
PACHOULI, an Asiatic...
pachyderm
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a thick-skinned quad...
pachytene
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20
the stage of the pro...
pacificae
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21
letters recommending...
pacifical
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22
pacific, esp. in Let...
pacifiers
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18
PACIFIER, something...
pacifisms
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21
PACIFISM, opposition...
pacifists
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18
PACIFIST, an advocat...
pacifying
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23
PACIFY, to make peac...
packagers
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PACKAGER, one who pa...
packaging
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anything used to pac...
packboard
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a canvas-covered woo...
packcloth
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a cloth in which goo...
packeting
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PACKET, to make into...
packfongs
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PACKFONG, a Chinese...
packframe
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a light metal frame...
packhorse
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a horse used for car...
packmules
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PACKMULE, a mule use...
packsacks
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PACKSACK, a carrying...
packsheet
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21
a list of things for...
packstaff
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a staff for supporti...
packwaxes
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PACKWAX, the strong...
pactional
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of the nature of, or...
pactioned
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PACTION, to agree, m...
paddlings
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18
PADDLING, the act of...
paddocked
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PADDOCK, to confine...
paddywack
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a slap or smack, als...
pademelon
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(Native Australian)...
padereros
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PADERERO, a type of...
padishahs
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17
PADISHAH, (Persian)...
padlocked
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PADLOCK, to lock sec...
padronism
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a system of work con...
paduasoys
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16
PADUASOY, (French) c...
padymelon
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20
(Native Australian)...
paeanisms
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PAEANISM, the chanti...
paederast
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13
one who has anal sex...
paedeutic
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relating to paideuti...
paediatry
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15
the care of children...
paedology
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18
the study of the gro...
pagandoms
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PAGANDOM, the realm...
paganised
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PAGANISE, to make ir...
paganiser
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15
one who converts oth...
paganises
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15
PAGANISE, to make ir...
paganisms
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18
PAGANISM, an irrelig...
paganists
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15
PAGANIST, a student...
paganized
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PAGANIZE, to make ir...
paganizer
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one who converts oth...
paganizes
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24
PAGANIZE, to make ir...
pageantry
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17
splendid display; po...
pagehoods
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17
PAGEHOOD, the condit...
pageviews
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PAGEVIEW, an electro...
paginated
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PAGINATE, to mark wi...
paginates
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15
PAGINATE, to mark wi...
pagodites
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15
PAGODITE, a soft, gr...
pagurians
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16
PAGURIAN, a hermit c...
pahauteas
18
15
PAHAUTEA, a small py...
pahoehoes
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16
PAHOEHOE, (Hawaiian)...
paideutic
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relating to paideuti...
paillards
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15
PAILLARD, a slice of...
paillasse
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14
(French) a hard stra...
paillette
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14
(French) a piece of...
painfully
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PAINFUL, causing pai...
paintable
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17
able to be painted [...
paintball
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18
a type of war game w...
painterly
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having the qualities...
paintiest
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13
PAINTY, covered with...
paintings
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PAINTING, a painted...
paintpots
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16
PAINTPOT, a pot for...
paintress
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13
a female painter [n...
paintures
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14
PAINTURE, the art of...
paintwork
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20
painted fixtures in...
paitricks
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19
PAITRICK, (Scots) a...
pakthongs
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PAKTHONG, a Chinese...
palaeosol
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14
an ancient soil hori...
palaestra
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13
(historical) a wrest...
palafitte
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16
a prehistoric hut or...
palaminos
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17
PALAMINO, a horse wi...
palampore
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19
a flowered chintz be...
palankeen
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19
(Malay) a light litt...
palanquin
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(Malay) a light litt...
palatable
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17
pleasant to taste [a...
palatably
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PALATABLE, pleasant...
palatally
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17
PALATAL, of or perta...
palatines
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PALATINE, a high off...
palavered
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PALAVER, to talk pro...
palaverer
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one who palavers [n...
palebucks
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PALEBUCK, a kind of...
palefaces
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19
PALEFACE, a white pe...
palempore
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a flowered chintz be...
paleocene
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belonging to a certa...
paleocons
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PALEOCON, an extreme...
paleogene
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belonging to a certa...
paleolith
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a Stone Age artifact...
paleology
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the study of prehist...
paleosols
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PALEOSOL, a buried s...
paleozoic
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belonging to a certa...
palestrae
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13
PALESTRA, a school f...
palestral
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14
relating to a palest...
palestras
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13
PALESTRA, a school f...
palfreyed
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riding on a palfrey,...
palilalia
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15
a speech disorder ch...
palillogy
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the repetition of a...
palinodes
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PALINODE, a poem whi...
palinopia
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17
a visual disorder in...
palisaded
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15
PALISADE, to fortify...
palisades
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PALISADE, to fortify...
palladium
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a metallic element r...
palladous
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containing palladium...
palleting
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PALLET, to load onto...
palletise
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to use pallets for m...
palletize
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to use pallets for m...
pallettes
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PALLETTE, a piece of...
palliards
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PALLIARD, (obsolete)...
palliasse
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(French) a hard stra...
palliated
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PALLIATE, to cloak o...
palliates
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PALLIATE, to cloak o...
palliator
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14
one who palliates [n...
pallidest
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PALLID, pale, wan [a...
pallidity
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pallidness; paleness...
palmarian
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worthy of the ceremo...
palmately
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PALMATE, resembling...
palmation
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all or part of a pal...
palmballs
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PALMBALL, a baseball...
palmettes
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PALMETTE, an ornamen...
palmettos
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PALMETTO, any of var...
palmhouse
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a glasshouse for pal...
palmipede
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a webfooted bird, al...
palmipeds
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PALMIPED, a webfoote...
palmister
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a person who tells f...
palmistry
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foretelling a person...
palmitate
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a salt of palmitic a...
palmitins
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PALMITIN, a glycerid...
palominos
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PALOMINO, a horse wi...
paloverde
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18
(Spanish) a desert s...
palpating
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PALPATE, to examine...
palpation
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the act of touching...
palpators
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PALPATOR, one who pa...
palpatory
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relating to palpatio...
palpebrae
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PALPEBRA, the eyelid...
palpebral
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of or relating to th...
palpebras
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PALPEBRA, the eyelid...
palpitant
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palpitating; throbbi...
palpitate
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to throb, beat rapid...
palsgrave
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(Dutch) a count pala...
palstaffs
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PALSTAFF, a peculiar...
palstaves
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PALSTAVE, a peculiar...
palsylike
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like the palsy [adj]
palterers
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PALTERER, one who pa...
paltering
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PALTER, to talk or a...
paltriest
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PALTRY, meagre, mean...
paludinal
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of marshes, also PAL...
paludisms
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PALUDISM, marsh feve...
palustral
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of marshes, inhabiti...
pamperers
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PAMPERER, one who pa...
pampering
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PAMPER, to treat wit...
pamphlets
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PAMPHLET [n]
pamphreys
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PAMPHREY, (Irish) a...
pampootie
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a rawhide slipper wo...
panachaea
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(Spenser) a remedy f...
panatelas
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PANATELA, (Spanish)...
panatella
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(Spanish) a long thi...
panbroils
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PANBROIL, to fry in...
pancaking
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PANCAKE, to land an...
pancettas
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PANCETTA, unsmoked I...
panchaxes
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PANCHAX, any of seve...
panchayat
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(Hindi) five elders,...
pancheons
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PANCHEON, a wide-bri...
panchions
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PANCHION, a wide-bri...
pancosmic
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pertaining to pancos...
pancratia
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PANCRATIUM, an athle...
pancratic
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excelling all round...
pandaring
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PANDAR, to act as a...
pandation
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15
(archaic) warping [n...
pandemian
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vulgar; sensual [adj...
pandemias
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PANDEMIA, a widespre...
pandemics
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PANDEMIC, a widespre...
panderers
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PANDERER, one who pa...
panderess
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14
a female pander [n -...
pandering
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PANDER, to act as a...
panderism
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the employment, arts...
panderous
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of or relating to a...
pandurate
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15
fiddle-shaped, e.g....
panegoism
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solipsism [n -S]
panegyric
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an eulogistic oratio...
paneities
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PANEITY, the state o...
panelings
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PANELING, material w...
panelised
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made in sections for...
panelists
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PANELIST, one who se...
panelized
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made in sections for...
panelling
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material with which...
panellist
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one who serves on a...
panetelas
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PANETELA, (Spanish)...
panetella
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(Spanish) a long thi...
panettone
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(Italian) a kind of...
panettoni
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14
PANETTONE, (Italian)...
panfished
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PANFISH, to fish for...
panfishes
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PANFISH, any small f...
panfortes
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16
PANFORTE, (Italian)...
panfrying
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PANFRY, to fry in a...
pangamies
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PANGAMY, random mati...
pangolins
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PANGOLIN, the scaly...
panhandle
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a strip of territory...
panically
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PANIC [adv]
panickier
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PANICKY, tending to...
panicking
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PANIC, to experience...
panislams
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PANISLAM, all of Isl...
panjandra
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PANJANDRUM, a powerf...
panlogism
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the theory that the...
panmictic
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connected with or ex...
panmixias
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PANMIXIA, random mat...
pannelled
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(Shakespeare) conjec...
pannicles
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18
PANNICLE, a thin, sh...
panniered
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fitted with panniers...
pannikell
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(Spenser) the skull...
pannikels
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PANNIKEL, (obsolete)...
pannikins
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PANNIKIN, a small me...
panoistic
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of an ovary, produci...
panoplied
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arrayed in full armo...
panoplies
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PANOPLY, an impressi...
panoramas
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PANORAMA, a wide or...
panoramic
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relating to a panora...
pansexual
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relating to pansexua...
pansophic
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relating to pansophy...
panspermy
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the theory that life...
pansticks
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PANSTICK, foundation...
pantables
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PANTABLE, a slipper,...
pantagamy
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marriage in which al...
pantaleon
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a kind of large dulc...
pantalets
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PANTALET, long under...
pantalone
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(French) a movement...
pantalons
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PANTALON, a movement...
pantaloon
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(Shakespeare) a feeb...
pantdress
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14
a dress having a div...
pantheism
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18
the belief that the...
pantheist
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15
one who holds to pan...
panthenol
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17
a vitamin of the B-c...
pantheons
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PANTHEON, a temple d...
pantihose
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15
tights worn by women...
pantiling
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17
pantiles collectivel...
pantingly
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19
PANTING, breathless...
pantoffle
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a slipper, an oversh...
pantofles
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17
PANTOFLE, a slipper,...
pantomime
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19
a type of theatrical...
pantoufle
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18
a slipper, an oversh...
pantropic
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19
occurring or distrib...
pantryman
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19
one who looks after...
pantrymen
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19
PANTRYMAN, one who l...
pantsuits
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14
PANTSUIT, a woman's...
pantyhose
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17
tights worn by women...
panzootic
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25
affecting all the an...
papalised
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17
PAPALISE, to render...
papalises
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PAPALISE, to render...
papalisms
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19
PAPALISM, the papal...
papalists
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PAPALIST, a supporte...
papalized
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PAPALIZE, to render...
papalizes
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PAPALIZE, to render...
paparazzi
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PAPARAZZO, (Italian)...
paparazzo
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33
(Italian) a photogra...
paperback
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25
a book with a flexib...
paperbark
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an Australian tree w...
paperboys
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20
PAPERBOY, a newsboy...
paperclip
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22
a bent wire clip for...
papergirl
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18
a female paperboy [n...
paperiest
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15
PAPERY, resembling p...
paperings
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18
PAPERING, the act of...
paperless
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using esp. electroni...
paperware
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18
articles made of pap...
paperwork
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22
clerical work; the k...
papeterie
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15
(French) a stationer...
papillary
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19
like, of the nature...
papillate
21
17
having papillae, nip...
papilloma
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20
a tumour formed by h...
papillons
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18
PAPILLON, (French) a...
papillose
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17
covered with papules...
papillote
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17
(French) a paper fri...
papillous
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18
covered with papules...
papillule
23
19
a small papilla, a n...
papishers
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17
PAPISHER, a supporte...
pappadams
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22
PAPPADAM, (Tamil) a...
pappadoms
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PAPPADOM, (Tamil) a...
pappadums
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PAPPADUM, (Tamil) a...
pappooses
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18
PAPPOOSE, an America...
papyruses
26
18
PAPYRUS, a parchment...
parabases
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15
PARABASIS, (Greek) a...
parabasis
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15
(Greek) a speech in...
parablast
20
16
the yolk of an egg,...
parabling
21
19
PARABLE, to represen...
parabolae
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16
PARABOLA, (Greek) a...
parabolas
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16
PARABOLA, (Greek) a...
paraboles
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16
PARABOLE, a rhetoric...
parabolic
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19
of or like a parabol...
parabrake
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19
a parachute as used...
parachors
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17
PARACHOR, a mathemat...
parachute
22
18
a large fabric umbre...
paraclete
20
16
(Greek) an advocate...
paracrine
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16
of signalling betwee...
paracuses
20
16
PARACUSIS, disordere...
paracusis
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16
disordered hearing [...
paradigms
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18
PARADIGM, an example...
paradisal
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14
relating to paradise...
paradises
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PARADISE [v]
paradisic
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relating to paradise...
paradores
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PARADOR, a building...
paradoses
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PARADOS, an earthwor...
paradoxal
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of the nature of par...
paradoxer
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one who engages in p...
paradoxes
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20
PARADOX, something w...
paradrops
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PARADROP, to deliver...
paraffine
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19
any saturated hydroc...
paraffins
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19
PARAFFIN, to treat w...
paraffiny
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21
of or like paraffin...
paraffles
22
19
PARAFFLE, (Scots) a...
parafoils
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16
PARAFOIL, a type of...
paraforms
20
18
PARAFORM, a substanc...
paraglide
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to glide through the...
paragoges
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PARAGOGE, the additi...
paragogic
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relating to a parago...
paragogue
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17
the addition of a so...
paragoned
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PARAGON, (archaic) t...
paragrams
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17
PARAGRAM, a play on...
paragraph
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19
a distinct part of a...
parakeets
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PARAKEET, a small lo...
parakelia
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17
(Native Australian)...
parakites
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PARAKITE, a kite use...
paralalia
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14
abnormality of speec...
paralegal
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16
assisting a professi...
paralexia
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20
transposition of wor...
paralexic
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23
relating to paralexi...
parallels
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15
PARALLEL, to be exte...
paralogia
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15
the impairment of re...
paralogue
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16
either of a pair of...
paralysed
24
16
PARALYSE, to render...
paralyser
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15
a paralysing agent,...
paralyses
24
15
PARALYSE, to render...
paralysis
25
15
the state of being u...
paralytic
28
18
suffering from paral...
paralyzed
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25
PARALYZE, to render...
paralyzer
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24
a paralysing agent,...
paralyzes
27
24
PARALYZE, to render...
paramatta
17
15
(Malay) a cotton or...
paramecia
20
18
PARAMECIUM, a genus...
paramedic
21
19
helping doctors or s...
paramenta
16
16
PARAMENT, (obsolete)...
paraments
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16
PARAMENT, (obsolete)...
parameses
17
15
PARAMESE, in Greek m...
parameter
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15
a boundary or limit...
paramorph
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20
a pseudomorph formed...
paramount
17
17
supreme [adj PARAMOU...
paramours
18
16
PARAMOUR, a lover of...
paramylum
27
22
a substance resembli...
paranetes
15
13
PARANETE, a tone in...
paranoeas
14
13
PARANOEA, a mental d...
paranoeic
18
16
suffering from paran...
paranoiac
18
16
suffering from paran...
paranoias
15
13
PARANOIA, a mental d...
paranoics
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16
PARANOIC, someone su...
paranoids
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14
PARANOID, someone su...
paranymph
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23
(historical) a best...
paraparas
18
15
PARAPARA, a small Ne...
parapente
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the sport of jumping...
parapeted
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16
having a parapet [ad...
paraphing
22
20
PARAPH, to append a...
parapodia
18
16
PARAPODIUM, a jointl...
paraquats
25
22
PARAQUAT, (tradename...
paraquets
25
22
PARAQUET, a small lo...
paraquito
25
22
a small long-tailed...
pararhyme
26
19
a form of rhyme in w...
parasails
18
13
PARASAIL, to soar wh...
parasangs
17
15
PARASANG, an old Per...
parasceve
21
19
among the Jews, the...
parashahs
21
16
PARASHAH, (Hebrew) a...
parashoth
21
16
PARASHAH, (Hebrew) a...
parasites
17
12
PARASITE, an organis...
parasitic
21
15
of or like a parasit...
parasoled
17
14
having a parasol [ad...
parataxes
22
19
PARATAXIS, the juxta...
parataxis
23
19
the juxtaposition of...
parathion
18
15
an extremely toxic i...
paratonic
19
16
resulting from exter...
paratroop
18
15
relating to paratroo...
paravanes
17
17
PARAVANE, an underwa...
paravants
18
17
PARAVANT, a preemine...
paravaunt
18
18
(Spenser) before, in...
parawings
21
18
PARAWING, a winglike...
parazoans
18
22
PARAZOAN, any of a m...
parbaking
21
22
PARBAKE, to bake par...
parboiled
20
17
PARBOIL, to cook par...
parbreaks
20
19
PARBREAK, (archaic)...
parbuckle
25
24
to raise or lower (a...
parceling
22
19
PARCEL, to divide in...
parcelled
22
18
PARCEL, to divide in...
parcenary
25
18
the state of being a...
parceners
19
16
PARCENER, a coheir,...
parchedly
30
21
PARCHED [adv]
parcheesi
22
17
(Hindi) a game, some...
parchesis
23
17
PARCHESI, (Hindi) a...
parchisis
24
17
PARCHISI, (Hindi) a...
parchment
23
21
the skin of a sheep,...
parcimony
27
21
(archaic) sparingnes...
parcloses
21
16
PARCLOSE, a railing...
pardalote
17
14
a small Australian s...
pardoners
16
14
PARDONER, one who ra...
pardoning
17
17
the act of pardoning...
parecious
20
16
of certain mosses, h...
parecisms
22
18
PARECISM, the state...
paregoric
21
17
soothing, lessening...
pareneses
15
13
PARENESIS, an exhort...
parenesis
16
13
an exhortation, also...
parentage
16
15
descent from parents...
parenting
17
16
PARENT, to act as fa...
parfleche
25
21
(French) rawhide soa...
pargasite
18
14
a dark green alumino...
pargeters
18
14
PARGETER, one who pa...
pargeting
19
17
ornamental plasterwo...
pargetted
18
15
PARGET, to cover wit...
pargetter
18
14
one who pargets, pla...
pargyline
25
18
a monoamine oxidase...
parhelion
19
16
a halolike light see...
parhypate
27
19
(Greek) in Greek mus...
parietals
18
13
PARIETAL, a bone of...
parischan
22
18
(Scots) a parish, al...
parishads
20
15
PARISHAD, (Hindi) an...
parishens
19
15
PARISHEN, (Scots) a...
parkettes
18
16
PARKETTE, a small pu...
parklands
19
19
PARKLAND, a cared-fo...
parkwards
22
20
towards a park, also...
parlances
20
17
PARLANCE, a manner o...
parlaying
25
18
PARLAY, to wager ori...
parlement
18
17
parliament [n -S]
parleyers
24
15
PARLEYER, one who pa...
parleying
25
18
PARLEY, to discuss t...
parleyvoo
25
19
(slang) to speak Fre...
parlously
26
17
PARLOUS, perilous, a...
parmesans
17
16
PARMESAN, a hard, dr...
parochial
23
18
local; confined to o...
parochine
21
18
(Scots) a parish, al...
parochins
22
18
PAROCHIN, (Scots) a...
parodical
21
17
having the character...
parodists
18
13
PARODIST, one who co...
parodying
24
18
PARODY, to imitate i...
paroecism
21
18
the state of having...
paroemiac
20
18
the anapaestic dimet...
paroemial
18
16
relating to paroemia...
paroemias
17
15
PAROEMIA, (Greek) a...
paroicous
20
16
of certain mosses, h...
parolable
20
17
that can be paroled...
paronymic
27
21
of or like a paronym...
paroquets
25
22
PAROQUET, a small lo...
parosmias
18
15
PAROSMIA, a distorti...
parotides
17
13
PAROTIS, (Greek) the...
parotises
17
12
PAROTIS, (Greek) the...
parotitic
21
15
of or like parotitis...
parotitis
18
12
inflammation of the...
parotoids
17
13
PAROTOID, any of var...
parousias
17
13
PAROUSIA, (Greek) a...
paroxysms
31
24
PAROXYSM, a sudden f...
parpoints
19
16
PARPOINT, a stone pa...
parqueted
25
23
PARQUET, to cover a...
parquetry
32
24
the art of making pa...
parrakeet
17
16
a small long-tailed...
parrhesia
19
14
freedom or boldness...
parricide
21
16
the killing of a par...
parridges
19
15
PARRIDGE, a soft mea...
parrocked
21
20
PARROCK, to confine...
parrokets
18
16
PARROKET, a small lo...
parroquet
25
22
a small long-tailed...
parroters
17
12
PARROTER, one who si...
parroting
18
15
PARROT, to repeat wi...
parsimony
24
18
sparingness or reluc...
parsleyed
24
16
adorned with parsley...
parsonage
16
15
the home of a parson...
parsonish
19
15
appropriate to, or l...
partakers
18
16
PARTAKER, one who pa...
partaking
19
19
the act of partaking...
parterres
17
12
PARTERRE, a section...
partially
26
16
PARTIAL, not whole [...
particles
22
16
PARTICLE, a very sma...
partisans
17
13
PARTISAN, an adheren...
partition
17
13
the act of dividing...
partitive
20
16
parting, distributin...
partitura
18
13
(Italian) a score in...
partizans
20
22
PARTIZAN, an adheren...
partnered
16
14
PARTNER, to join wit...
partridge
19
15
any member of a genu...
partworks
22
19
PARTWORK, one of a m...
partygoer
24
16
one who attends part...
partyings
25
17
PARTYING [n]
partyisms
26
17
PARTYISM, devotion t...
parulides
19
15
PARULIS, (Greek) a s...
parulises
19
14
PARULIS, (Greek) a s...
parureses
17
13
PARURESIS, a type of...
paruresis
18
13
a type of phobia in...
parvenues
18
18
PARVENUE, (French) a...
parvoline
19
18
a liquid derived fro...
parvolins
20
18
PARVOLIN, a ptomaine...
pasearing
17
15
PASEAR, to take a wa...
pashadoms
20
18
PASHADOM, the rank o...
pashalics
24
18
PASHALIC, the territ...
pashaliks
22
19
PASHALIK, the territ...
pashminas
20
18
PASHMINA, a shawl ma...
pasodoble
19
17
(Spanish) a fast mod...
paspalums
22
20
PASPALUM, any plant...
pasquiler
27
23
a writer of pasquils...
passadoes
16
13
PASSADO, a forward t...
passaging
19
17
PASSAGE, to make a v...
passalong
18
16
easily propagated an...
passament
17
16
(French) a decorativ...
passbands
19
17
PASSBAND, a frequenc...
passbooks
20
19
PASSBOOK, a bankbook...
passement
17
16
(French) a decorativ...
passenger
17
15
someone who travels...
passepied
19
16
(French) a Breton da...
passerine
16
13
a perching bird [n -...
passersby
26
17
PASSERBY, one who pa...
passingly
26
18
PASSING, incidental,...
passional
17
14
a book containing ac...
passioned
16
14
PASSION, to exhibit...
passivate
19
16
to coat metal with o...
passively
27
19
PASSIVE, not active...
passivism
22
19
the doctrine of bein...
passivist
21
16
one who believes in...
passivity
27
18
the state of being p...
passments
18
16
PASSMENT, to trim wi...
passovers
19
16
PASSOVER, an annual...
passports
20
15
PASSPORT, a document...
passwords
21
16
PASSWORD, a secret w...
pastalike
19
17
like pasta [adj]
pastances
19
16
PASTANCE, (archaic)...
pastedown
19
17
the outer leaf of an...
pastelist
19
13
an artist who works...
pasticcio
24
18
(Italian) a medley,...
pastiches
23
17
PASTICHE, an artisti...
pastilles
20
14
PASTILLE, a small, o...
pastiness
17
13
the state of being p...
pastitsio
18
12
(Modern Greek) a dis...
pastitsos
18
12
PASTITSO, (Modern Gr...
pastorale
17
13
(Italian) a composit...
pastorali
18
13
PASTORALE, (Italian)...
pastorals
18
13
PASTORAL, a pastoral...
pastorate
16
12
the office, state, o...
pastoring
18
15
PASTOR, to serve as...
pastorium
19
16
the residence of a p...
pastramis
19
15
PASTRAMI, a highly s...
pastromis
19
15
PASTROMI, a highly s...
pasturage
18
15
the business of feed...
pasturers
18
13
PASTURER, one who pa...
pasturing
19
16
PASTURE, to put out...
patchable
25
21
that can be patched...
patchiest
23
17
PATCHY, uneven in qu...
patchings
24
20
PATCHING, the act of...
patchocke
26
24
(Spenser) perhaps a...
patchouli
24
19
(Tamil) an Asiatic t...
patchouly
30
21
(Tamil) an Asiatic t...
patchwork
27
24
in needlework, to se...
patellate
18
14
relating to the pate...
patencies
19
16
PATENCY, the conditi...
patentees
15
13
PATENTEE, one who ho...
patenting
17
16
PATENT, to obtain a...
patentors
16
13
PATENTOR, one who gr...
patercove
21
19
(slang) a hedge-prie...
patereros
16
12
PATERERO, a type of...
paternity
23
15
fatherhood [n PATERN...
pathetics
23
17
the branch of knowle...
pathnames
19
18
PATHNAME, the name o...
pathogene
18
17
a disease-producing...
pathogens
19
17
PATHOGEN, a disease-...
pathogeny
25
19
the production and d...
pathology
27
19
the study of disease...
patiences
19
16
PATIENCE, the qualit...
patiented
16
14
PATIENT, (Shakespear...
patienter
16
13
PATIENT, calm and un...
patiently
24
16
PATIENT, calm and un...
patinated
16
14
PATINATE, to give a...
patinates
16
13
PATINATE, to give a...
patinised
17
14
PATINISE, to give a...
patinises
17
13
PATINISE, to give a...
patinized
20
23
PATINIZE, to give a...
patinizes
20
22
PATINIZE, to give a...
patissier
18
12
(French) a maker or...
patnesses
16
13
PATNESS, suitability...
patooties
16
12
PATOOTIE, (colloquia...
patriarch
23
17
a man who is the hea...
patriated
17
13
PATRIATE, to transfe...
patriates
17
12
PATRIATE, to transfe...
patrician
20
16
aristocratic [adj PA...
patricide
21
16
the killing of a fat...
patricoes
20
15
PATRICO, (slang) a h...
patriliny
25
16
descent reckoned thr...
patrimony
24
18
an inheritance from...
patriotic
21
15
devoted to one's cou...
patristic
22
15
pertaining to the Fa...
patrolled
19
15
PATROL, to guard by...
patroller
19
14
one who patrols [n -...
patrolman
18
17
a police officer on...
patrolmen
18
17
PATROLMAN, a police...
patrology
25
17
the study of early C...
patronage
16
15
(Shakespeare) to cou...
patroness
16
13
a female patron [n -...
patronise
16
13
to assume the condes...
patronize
19
22
to assume the condes...
patronnes
15
14
PATRONNE, (French) a...
pattamars
18
15
PATTAMAR, a vessel r...
pattening
17
16
PATTEN, (obsolete) t...
patterers
17
12
PATTERER, one who pa...
pattering
18
15
PATTER, to talk rapi...
patterned
16
14
PATTERN, to copy a d...
pattypans
25
18
PATTYPAN, a pan in w...
patutukis
20
18
PATUTUKI, (New Zeala...
paucities
21
16
PAUCITY, smallness o...
paughtier
21
17
PAUGHTY, (Scots) hau...
pauldrons
18
16
PAULDRON, a shoulder...
paulownia
20
18
any tree of the Chin...
paunchier
22
19
PAUNCHY, having a pr...
paunching
23
22
PAUNCH, to disembowe...
pauperdom
20
20
the state of being a...
pauperess
19
16
a female pauper [n -...
paupering
20
19
PAUPER, to reduce to...
pauperise
19
16
to reduce to pauperi...
pauperism
21
19
the state of being a...
pauperize
22
25
to reduce to pauperi...
paupiette
19
16
(French) a thinly sl...
pauraques
25
23
PAURAQUE, a long-tai...
pauropods
19
17
PAUROPOD, a minute m...
pauseless
18
14
without a pause [adj...
pausingly
26
19
PAUSING, hesitating...
pavements
19
20
PAVEMENT, to provide...
pavilions
20
18
PAVILION, to cover w...
pavillons
21
19
PAVILLON, the bell o...
pavonazzo
23
35
(Italian) a brightly...
pawkiness
21
20
being pawky, drily o...
pawnshops
24
21
PAWNSHOP, a shop whe...
paychecks
33
26
PAYCHECK, a check in...
paycheque
36
29
a payment for work d...
paygrades
24
17
PAYGRADE, the grade...
paymaster
24
17
the official in an o...
payphones
26
20
PAYPHONE, a coin-ope...
paysagist
25
16
a painter of landsca...
peabrains
18
16
PEABRAIN, a stupid p...
peaceable
21
19
inclined to peace [a...
peaceably
28
21
PEACEABLE, inclined...
peaceless
20
16
without peace; distu...
peaceniks
20
20
PEACENIK, one who de...
peacetime
20
18
a period of time bet...
peachblow
28
24
a delicate purplish-...
peachicks
27
24
PEACHICK, a young pe...
peachiest
22
17
PEACHY, coloured or...
peacocked
23
23
PEACOCK, to strut va...
pearliest
18
13
PEARLY, like a pearl...
pearlings
19
16
PEARLING, (Scots) a...
pearlised
18
14
treated so as to giv...
pearlites
18
13
PEARLITE, ferrite an...
pearlitic
22
16
relating to pearlite...
pearlized
21
23
treated so as to giv...
pearlwort
21
16
a name given to seve...
pearmains
17
16
PEARMAIN, a variety...
peartness
16
13
the state of being p...
pearwoods
19
16
PEARWOOD, the wood o...
peasantry
22
15
peasants as a class;...
peasecods
19
16
PEASECOD, the pod of...
peasouper
18
16
a thick fog [n -S]
peataries
16
12
PEATARY, a region co...
peateries
16
12
PEATERY, a region co...
peatlands
17
15
PEATLAND, an area of...
peatships
22
17
PEATSHIP, the state...
pebbliest
23
19
PEBBLY, resembling p...
pebblings
24
22
PEBBLING, a covering...
peccantly
30
22
PECCANT, sinning; gu...
peccaries
23
18
PECCARY, a hoofed ma...
peckishly
32
24
PECKISH, somewhat hu...
pecorinos
19
16
PECORINO, a hard che...
pectinals
21
17
PECTINAL, a fish wit...
pectinate
19
16
toothed like a comb,...
pectineal
20
17
of the pubic bone [a...
pectinous
20
17
of or like pectin [a...
pectising
22
18
PECTISE, to congeal...
pectizing
25
27
PECTIZE, to congeal...
pectolite
21
16
a hydrous silicate o...
pectorals
21
16
PECTORAL, a pectoral...
peculated
21
18
PECULATE, to embezzl...
peculates
21
17
PECULATE, to embezzl...
peculator
21
17
one who peculates [n...
peculiars
22
17
PECULIAR, a parish o...
pecuniary
26
19
pertaining to money...
pecunious
20
18
having a lot of mone...
pedagogic
22
20
like a pedagogue, al...
pedagogue
18
18
one who teaches; by...
pedalboat
19
17
a boat that is prope...
pedalcars
21
17
PEDALCAR, a fourwhee...
pedalfers
20
17
PEDALFER, a type of...
pedaliers
18
14
PEDALIER, the pedal...
pedallers
19
15
PEDALLER, someone wh...
pedalling
20
18
the act of pedalling...
pedantise
16
14
to play the pedant,...
pedantism
18
17
pedantry, also PEDAN...
pedantize
19
23
to play the pedantt,...
pedatifid
20
17
of a leaf, cleft in...
peddlings
20
18
PEDDLING, the act of...
pederasts
17
13
PEDERAST, a man who...
pederasty
23
15
anal intercourse bet...
pedereros
16
13
PEDERERO, a type of...
pedestals
18
14
PEDESTAL, to provide...
pediatric
21
16
relating to the care...
pedicular
22
18
of or pertaining to...
pediculus
23
19
(Latin) any member o...
pedicured
21
18
PEDICURE, to apply f...
pedicures
21
17
PEDICURE, to apply f...
pedigreed
18
16
having a pedigree [a...
pedigrees
18
15
PEDIGREE, a line of...
pediments
18
17
PEDIMENT, a triangul...
pedipalpi
23
20
PEDIPALPUS, one of t...
pedipalps
23
20
PEDIPALP, one of the...
pedlaries
18
14
PEDLARY, the trade o...
pedleries
18
14
PEDLERY, the trade o...
pedocalic
24
20
of or like pedocal,...
pedogenic
20
19
relating to pedogene...
pedologic
22
19
relating to pedology...
pedometer
17
16
an instrument for me...
pedophile
22
19
one with a perverted...
pedorthic
23
18
of footwear, designe...
pedreroes
16
13
PEDRERO, a type of o...
peduncled
21
20
having a peduncle [a...
peduncles
21
19
PEDUNCLE, the stalk...
peekaboos
18
19
PEEKABOO, a peeping...
peekapoos
18
19
PEEKAPOO, a dog that...
peengeing
17
18
PEENGE, (Scots) to w...
peepholes
21
18
PEEPHOLE, a small op...
peepshows
24
20
PEEPSHOW, a small di...
peeresses
16
12
PEERESS, a noblewoma...
peesweeps
21
18
PEESWEEP, (Scots) th...
peetweets
19
15
PEETWEET, a wading b...
peevishly
29
21
PEEVISH, irritable [...
pegasuses
18
15
PEGASUS, a member of...
pegboards
20
18
PEGBOARD, a board wi...
peglegged
21
20
having a wooden leg...
pegmatite
19
17
a coarsely crystalli...
peignoirs
18
15
PEIGNOIR, a woman's...
peincting
21
19
PEINCT, (obsolete) t...
peirastic
21
15
experimental; tentat...
peishwahs
25
19
PEISHWAH, a chief mi...
pejorated
18
22
PEJORATE, to make wo...
pejorates
18
21
PEJORATE, to make wo...
pelagials
20
16
PELAGIAL, an open bo...
pelagians
18
16
PELAGIAN, an inhabit...
pelecypod
29
22
designating or perta...
pelerines
17
14
PELERINE, (French) a...
pellagras
20
16
PELLAGRA, a niacin-d...
pellagrin
20
17
one who is afficted...
pelletify
28
19
to make into a pelle...
pelleting
20
17
PELLET, to hit with...
pelletise
19
14
to make into a pelle...
pelletize
22
23
to make into a pelle...
pellicles
24
18
PELLICLE, a thin ski...
pellitory
26
16
a low, harmless weed...
pellmells
23
19
PELLMELL, a jumbled...
pelmanism
20
20
a card game in which...
pelorised
18
14
affected with pelori...
pelorisms
20
16
PELORISM, abnormal s...
pelorized
21
23
affected with pelori...
peloruses
18
14
PELORUS, a kind of c...
peltately
25
16
PELTATE, having the...
peltation
17
14
the state of being p...
peltering
19
16
PELTER, to shower bl...
peltingly
27
19
(Shakespeare) in a p...
pelviform
24
23
basin-shaped [adj]
pembrokes
21
22
PEMBROKE, a small fo...
pemmicans
22
22
PEMMICAN, a food pre...
pemolines
18
17
PEMOLINE, a white cr...
pemphigus
25
23
(Greek) a somewhat r...
pemphixes
29
27
PEMPHIX, a somewhat...
penalised
17
15
PENALISE, to subject...
penalises
17
14
PENALISE, to subject...
penalized
20
24
PENALIZE, to subject...
penalizes
20
23
PENALIZE, to subject...
penalties
17
14
PENALTY, punishment...
penancing
19
20
PENANCE, to impose a...
penchants
21
19
PENCHANT, a strong l...
pencilers
21
17
PENCILER, one who pe...
penciling
22
20
the art or act of pa...
pencilled
22
19
PENCIL, to write or...
penciller
22
18
one who pencils, als...
pencrafts
22
19
PENCRAFT, penmanship...
pendantly
23
18
PENDANT, hanging, al...
pendently
23
18
PENDENT, hanging; dr...
pendicler
21
18
the tenant of a pend...
pendicles
21
18
PENDICLE, (Scots) a...
pendragon
16
17
(Welsh) an ancient B...
pendulate
17
16
to swing as a pendul...
penduline
17
17
building a pendulous...
pendulous
18
17
hanging loosely; swi...
pendulums
20
20
PENDULUM, a type of...
peneplain
18
18
a low gently, rollin...
peneplane
17
18
a low gently, rollin...
penetrant
15
14
penetrating [adj] /...
penetrate
15
13
to thrust or force a...
penguinry
24
19
a breeding place, or...
penholder
19
17
a holder for pens [n...
penicilli
23
18
PENICILLUS, a small...
penillion
18
16
PENILL, (Welsh) a ve...
peninsula
17
16
a strip of land jutt...
penistone
15
14
a cloth, a coarse fr...
penitence
18
17
the state of being p...
penitency
25
19
the state of being p...
penitents
16
14
PENITENT, a person w...
penknives
19
22
PENKNIFE, a small po...
penlights
22
18
PENLIGHT, a small to...
pennalism
18
18
a system of fagging...
pennatula
16
16
a sea-pen [n PENNATU...
penneechs
20
19
PENNEECH, an old car...
penneecks
19
21
PENNEECK, an old car...
penniform
19
20
feather-shaped [adj]
penniless
17
15
without a penny, des...
penninite
15
15
a mineral of the chl...
pennoncel
18
19
a small flag like a...
pennyboys
30
21
PENNYBOY, an employe...
pennyfees
23
19
PENNYFEE, (Scots) a...
pennyland
22
19
(historical) land va...
pennywise
25
19
careful with small a...
pennywort
25
19
a perennial succulen...
penoncels
19
18
PENONCEL, a small fl...
penpoints
18
17
PENPOINT, the point...
penpusher
21
19
a person whose work...
penseroso
15
13
(Italian) brooding,...
pensility
25
16
being pensile, hangi...
pensioned
15
15
PENSION, to grant a...
pensioner
15
14
one receiving a pens...
pensiones
15
14
PENSIONE, (Italian)...
pensively
26
20
PENSIVE, engaged in...
penstemon
16
17
a genus of showy flo...
penstocks
21
20
PENSTOCK, a valve-co...
pentacles
20
17
PENTACLE, a five-poi...
pentagons
16
16
PENTAGON, a five-sid...
pentagram
18
18
a five-pointed star,...
pentalogy
24
18
the state of being i...
pentalpha
21
19
a five-pointed star,...
pentamery
23
18
the condition of bei...
pentangle
17
17
a five-pointed star,...
pentanoic
18
17
as in pentanoic acid...
pentanols
16
15
PENTANOL, one of the...
pentapody
24
19
a measure or series...
pentarchs
22
18
PENTARCH, a member o...
pentarchy
28
20
government by five i...
pentathla
19
16
PENTATHLUM, a pentat...
penthouse
18
16
a flat or maisonette...
penticing
21
19
PENTICE, to provide...
pentising
18
16
PENTISE, to provide...
pentosane
14
14
a complex carbohydra...
pentosans
15
14
PENTOSAN, a complex...
pentoside
16
14
a compound containin...
pentoxide
22
21
an oxide containing...
pentroofs
18
16
PENTROOF, a roof tha...
pentylene
22
17
an unsaturated hydro...
penuchles
23
20
PENUCHLE, a card gam...
penuckles
22
22
PENUCKLE, a card gam...
penultima
19
18
(Latin) the last but...
penumbrae
19
20
PENUMBRA, a partial...
penumbral
21
21
relating to the penu...
penumbras
20
20
PENUMBRA, a partial...
penurious
17
15
poor; mean [adj PENU...
penwipers
22
19
PENWIPER, a piece of...
peperinos
18
16
PEPERINO, a type of...
peperomia
19
18
a genus of subtropic...
peperonis
18
16
PEPERONI, a highly s...
peponidas
18
17
PEPONIDA, a fruit ha...
peponiums
20
20
PEPONIUM, a fruit ha...
pepperbox
29
28
a pepper-pot; an ear...
pepperers
21
18
PEPPERER, a dealer i...
pepperier
21
18
PEPPERY, resembling...
peppering
22
21
a seasoning with pep...
pepperoni
20
19
(Italian) a hard, sp...
peppiness
21
19
being peppy [n -ES]
pepsinate
18
16
to treat or mix with...
peptalked
21
21
PEPTALK, to inspire...
pepticity
30
20
being peptic [n PEPT...
peptidase
19
16
an enzyme which brea...
peptisers
20
15
PEPTISER, one that p...
peptising
21
18
PEPTISE, to form a c...
peptizers
23
24
PEPTIZER, one that p...
peptizing
24
27
PEPTIZE, to form a c...
peptonise
18
16
to make (a protein)...
peptonize
21
25
to make (a protein)...
pequistes
26
22
PEQUISTE, in Canada,...
peraeopod
17
16
each of the eight wa...
perborate
18
15
a salt that is a com...
percaline
20
17
(French) a glossy li...
perceable
22
19
(Spenser) able to be...
perceived
22
20
PERCEIVE, to become...
perceiver
22
19
one who perceives [n...
perceives
22
19
PERCEIVE, to become...
percental
20
17
relating to percenta...
perchance
24
21
by chance, as it may...
percheron
21
18
(French) a draught-h...
perchings
24
20
PERCHING, a method o...
perciform
24
21
a perch-like fish [n...
percocted
23
19
PERCOCT, to cook tho...
percolate
20
16
to pass through pore...
percolins
21
17
PERCOLIN, a small bi...
percussed
21
17
PERCUSS, to strike w...
percusses
21
16
PERCUSS, to strike w...
percussor
21
16
a percussion hammer...
perdition
17
14
everlasting misery a...
perduring
19
17
PERDURE, to continue...
peregrine
17
15
a swift falcon much...
peregrins
18
15
PEREGRIN, a swift fa...
pereiopod
18
16
each of the eight wa...
perennate
14
14
to last or live thro...
perennial
16
15
lasting for many yea...
perennity
22
16
the quality of being...
perenties
16
13
PERENTY, a large Aus...
pereopods
18
16
PEREOPOD, an appenda...
perfectas
22
18
PERFECTA, a system o...
perfected
22
19
PERFECT, to make fau...
perfecter
22
18
a person who or thin...
perfectly
30
21
PERFECT, lacking in...
perfector
22
18
a machine for perfec...
perfectos
22
18
PERFECTO, a medium-s...
perfervid
22
20
extremely or excessi...
perfervor
21
19
a state of great fer...
perfidies
20
16
PERFIDY, deliberate...
perforans
18
16
the long flexor musc...
perforant
18
16
perforating [adj]
perforate
18
15
to bore through or i...
performed
20
19
PERFORM, to begin an...
performer
20
18
one who performs [n...
perfumers
21
19
PERFUMER, one who pr...
perfumery
27
21
a place where perfum...
perfumier
21
19
one who prepares per...
perfuming
22
22
PERFUME, to fill wit...
perfusate
19
16
that which is perfus...
perfusing
21
19
PERFUSE, to diffuse...
perfusion
19
17
the act of perfusing...
perfusive
22
20
of a nature to flow...
pergunnah
19
19
(Hindi) a division o...
perhapses
21
17
PERHAPS, something o...
periaguas
18
15
PERIAGUA, a type of...
periaktoi
18
16
PERIAKTOS, (Greek) i...
periaktos
18
16
(Greek) in the ancie...
perianths
19
15
PERIANTH, an outer c...
periapses
19
15
PERIAPSIS, the close...
periapsis
20
15
the closest point to...
periblast
21
16
in meroblastic eggs,...
periblems
22
19
PERIBLEM, a region o...
periboloi
20
16
PERIBOLOS, (Greek) a...
peribolos
20
16
(Greek) a precinct;...
peribolus
21
17
a precinct; an enclo...
pericarps
23
18
PERICARP, the wall o...
periclase
21
16
a naturally occurrin...
pericline
21
17
a variety of albite...
pericones
19
16
PERICON, an Argentin...
pericopae
21
18
PERICOPE, a section...
pericopal
23
19
relating to a perico...
pericopes
22
18
PERICOPE, a section...
pericopic
26
21
relating to a perico...
pericycle
31
21
the outermost layer...
periderms
19
16
PERIDERM, an outer l...
peridinia
17
14
PERIDINIUM, a dinofl...
peridiums
20
17
PERIDIUM, the outer...
peridotes
17
13
PERIDOTE, a gemstone...
peridotic
21
16
relating to peridot...
peridrome
18
16
a gallery or balcony...
perigones
17
15
PERIGONE, any organ...
perigonia
17
15
PERIGONIUM, any orga...
perihelia
20
15
PERIHELION, the poin...
perikarya
24
18
PERIKARYON, the cell...
perilling
21
17
PERIL, to put in dan...
perilunes
18
15
PERILUNE, the point...
perilymph
31
23
the fluid surroundin...
perimeter
18
15
the circuit or bound...
perimetry
25
17
measurement of the f...
perimorph
23
20
a crystal of one spe...
perimysia
25
17
PERIMYSIUM, the conn...
perinaeum
17
17
the lower part of th...
perinatal
17
14
relating to the peri...
perineums
18
17
PERINEUM, the lower...
periodate
16
13
a salt of periodic a...
periodide
17
14
an iodid, a salt of...
periodids
18
14
PERIODID, a compound...
perioding
18
16
PERIOD, (Shakespeare...
periodise
17
13
to divide into perio...
periodize
20
22
to divide into perio...
periostea
16
12
PERIOSTEUM, a tough...
periotics
21
15
PERIOTIC, a bone of...
peripatus
20
16
a member of the genu...
peripetia
19
15
(Greek) a sudden and...
periphery
28
19
a line or surface ac...
periplasm
22
19
the region inside th...
periplast
21
16
an intercellular sub...
periproct
23
18
the region surroundi...
peripters
20
15
PERIPTER, a structur...
periptery
26
17
a peripteral buildin...
perisarcs
21
15
PERISARC, a protecti...
periscian
20
16
a person living insi...
periscope
22
18
a device (e.g. a tub...
perishers
20
14
PERISHER, (colloquia...
perishing
21
17
PERISH, to die [v]
perisperm
21
18
the albumen of a see...
peristome
18
15
the area, or a struc...
peristyle
25
15
a range of columns a...
peritonea
15
13
PERITONEUM, the smoo...
peritrack
22
19
at an airport, a spe...
peritrich
24
17
a bacterium bearing...
perjurers
20
22
PERJURER, one guilty...
perjuries
20
22
PERJURY, false swear...
perjuring
21
25
PERJURE, to make a p...
perjurous
20
23
(archaic) guilty of...
perkiness
18
17
the state of being p...
perlemoen
17
17
(Afrikaans) another...
permabear
19
18
an investor who cons...
permabull
23
21
an investor who cons...
permalink
20
21
an internet hyperlin...
permalloy
26
19
an alloy of nickel a...
permanent
16
17
remaining, or intend...
permatans
17
16
PERMATAN, a permanen...
permeable
20
19
allowing a gas or li...
permeably
27
21
PERMEABLE, allowing...
permeance
19
19
the property of allo...
permeants
17
16
PERMEANT, something...
permeases
17
15
PERMEASE, an enzyme...
permeated
17
16
PERMEATE, to spread...
permeates
17
15
PERMEATE, to spread...
permeator
17
15
something or someone...
permitted
19
16
PERMIT, to allow [v]
permittee
18
15
one to whom a permis...
permitter
19
15
one who permits [n -...
permutate
18
16
to alter the order,...
permuting
20
19
PERMUTE, to alter th...
perniones
15
14
PERNIO, a chilblain...
perorally
25
16
PERORAL, occurring t...
perorated
16
13
PERORATE, to make a...
perorates
16
12
PERORATE, to make a...
perorator
16
12
one who perorates [n...
perovskia
20
20
a genus of hardy dec...
peroxided
23
21
PEROXIDE, to bleach...
peroxides
23
20
PEROXIDE, to bleach...
peroxidic
27
23
relating to a peroxi...
perpended
18
18
PERPEND, to weigh in...
perpetual
20
17
lasting forever [adj...
perplexed
26
24
PERPLEX, to puzzle [...
perplexer
26
23
one who perplexes [n...
perplexes
26
23
PERPLEX, to puzzle [...
perradial
18
14
situated around the...
perradius
18
14
the primary radius o...
perruques
26
23
PERRUQUE, a kind of...
persecute
20
16
to harass, afflict,...
perseline
17
14
(Spenser) purslane,...
persevere
18
16
to continue steadfas...
persicots
21
15
PERSICOT, a cordial...
persienne
15
14
(French) an Eastern...
persimmon
19
19
a kind of plumlike f...
persisted
18
13
PERSIST, to continue...
persister
18
12
one who persists [n...
personage
16
15
a person, esp. an im...
personals
17
14
PERSONAL, an adverti...
personate
15
13
to assume the identi...
personify
25
18
to be the embodiment...
personise
16
13
to personify, also P...
personize
19
22
to personify, also P...
personned
15
15
manned [adj]
personnel
16
15
the persons employed...
perspexes
25
22
PERSPEX, an acrylic...
perspired
20
16
PERSPIRE, to exude s...
perspires
20
15
PERSPIRE, to exude s...
persuaded
17
15
PERSUADE, to induce...
persuader
17
14
one who persuades [n...
persuades
17
14
PERSUADE, to induce...
perswaded
20
17
PERSWADE, to induce...
perswades
20
16
PERSWADE, to induce...
pertained
16
14
PERTAIN, to have ref...
pertaking
19
19
PERTAKE, to particip...
perthites
20
14
PERTHITE, a variety...
perthitic
24
17
relating to perthite...
pertinent
16
14
belonging or related...
perturbed
20
17
PERTURB, to disturb...
perturber
20
16
one who, or that whi...
pertusate
17
13
pierced at the apex...
pertusion
17
14
the act of punching...
pertussal
19
14
relating to pertussi...
pertusses
18
13
PERTUSSIS, (Latin) w...
pertussis
19
13
(Latin) whooping cou...
perusable
20
17
that can be perused...
pervaders
19
17
PERVADER, one who pe...
pervading
20
20
PERVADE, to permeate...
pervasion
18
17
the act of pervading...
pervasive
21
20
tending to pervade [...
perverser
19
16
PERVERSE, wilfully d...
perverted
19
17
PERVERT, to turn awa...
perverter
19
16
one who perverts [n...
perviated
19
17
PERVIATE, to make a...
perviates
19
16
PERVIATE, to make a...
pervicacy
32
24
(obsolete) the state...
peskiness
18
17
the state of being p...
pessaries
17
12
PESSARY, a contracep...
pessimism
21
18
a tendency to look o...
pessimist
20
15
one who tends to loo...
pesterers
17
12
PESTERER, one who pe...
pestering
18
15
PESTER, to bother [v...
pesterous
17
13
inclined to pester [...
pestholes
20
15
PESTHOLE, a place li...
pesthouse
19
15
(historical) a house...
pesticide
21
16
a substance for kill...
pestilent
18
14
deadly, producing pe...
pestology
25
17
the science of pests...
petabytes
25
17
PETABYTE, one quadri...
petaflops
22
19
PETAFLOP, a unit of...
petahertz
22
23
a very large unit of...
petalisms
20
16
PETALISM, a type of...
petallike
20
18
like a petal [adj]
petalodic
21
17
relating to petalody...
petanques
24
23
PETANQUE, (French) a...
petasoses
16
12
PETASOS, a broad-bri...
petasuses
17
13
PETASUS, a broad-bri...
petaurine
16
14
the flying phalanger...
petaurist
18
13
a flying phalanger [...
petechiae
21
17
PETECHIA, a small he...
petechial
23
18
characterized by, or...
petersham
20
17
a rough, knotted woo...
pethidine
19
16
a pain-relieving dru...
petillant
19
15
(French) sparkling,...
petiolate
17
13
having a petiole, a...
petiolule
19
15
a small petiole, or...
petitions
17
13
PETITION, to make a...
petnapers
18
16
PETNAPER, one who st...
petnaping
19
19
the kidnap of a pet...
petnapped
20
20
PETNAP, to steal a p...
petnapper
20
19
one who kidnaps pets...
petraries
17
12
PETRARY, a contrivan...
petrichor
23
17
a sweet smell that i...
petrified
20
16
PETRIFY, to convert...
petrifier
20
15
an agent that petrif...
petrifies
20
15
PETRIFY, to convert...
petrogeny
23
17
the study of the ori...
petrogram
19
17
a picture on stone [...
petrolage
18
15
treatment with petro...
petroleum
19
17
a general term inclu...
petroleur
18
14
(French) a rioter wh...
petrolled
19
15
PETROL, to supply wi...
petrology
25
17
the geological study...
petronels
17
14
PETRONEL, a sort of...
petrosals
18
13
PETROSAL, the stony...
petticoat
20
15
a skirt, esp. an und...
pettifogs
21
17
PETTIFOG, to quibble...
pettiness
17
13
the state of being p...
pettishly
28
17
PETTISH, sulky, petu...
pettitoes
17
12
pigs' feet as food [...
petulance
20
18
peevish impatience,...
petulancy
27
20
peevish impatience,...
petuntses
17
14
PETUNTSE, (Chinese)...
petuntzes
20
23
PETUNTZE, (Chinese)...
pewholder
23
19
one who has his or h...
pewterers
20
15
PEWTERER, one who ma...
peyotisms
25
17
PEYOTISM, the ceremo...
peyotists
24
14
PEYOTIST, one who pr...
pfennings
19
20
PFENNING, (German) a...
phacelias
23
18
PHACELIA, any of var...
phacoidal
23
19
lens-shaped, lentil-...
phacolite
23
18
a colorless variety...
phacolith
26
20
an intrusive mass of...
phaenogam
19
20
(Greek) any plant of...
phagedena
18
18
hospital gangrene, a...
phagocyte
29
21
a white blood corpus...
phagosome
20
19
part of a biological...
phalangal
21
19
of or pertaining to...
phalanger
20
18
any of several kinds...
phalanges
20
18
PHALANGE, any bone o...
phalangid
21
19
one of the Phalangoi...
phalanxes
25
23
PHALANX, a formation...
phalarope
21
18
a small sandpiper-li...
phallisms
24
19
PHALLISM, worship of...
phallists
23
16
PHALLIST, an adheren...
phalluses
22
17
PHALLUS, (Latin) the...
phansigar
20
17
(Hindi) formerly in...
phantasim
20
18
(Shakespeare) a fant...
phantasma
19
18
a phantasm [n PHANTA...
phantasms
20
18
PHANTASM, an airy or...
phantasts
19
15
PHANTAST, an impract...
phantosme
19
18
(Spenser) a phantom...
pharaonic
21
18
of or pertaining to...
pharisaic
23
17
characterized by hyp...
pharisees
19
14
PHARISEE, a hypocrit...
pharmings
22
20
PHARMING, the produc...
pharyngal
27
20
pertaining to the ph...
pharynges
26
19
PHARYNX, a section o...
pharynxes
31
24
PHARYNX, a section o...
phasedown
21
19
a gradual reduction...
phaseless
20
15
without a phase, or...
phaseolin
19
16
a protein found in k...
phaseouts
19
15
PHASEOUT, a gradual...
pheasants
18
15
PHEASANT, a large, l...
phellogen
21
19
the tissue of young...
phelonion
18
17
a liturgical vestmen...
phenacite
21
18
a mineral, beryllium...
phenakism
21
22
deceit [n -S]
phenakite
19
19
a mineral, beryllium...
phenazine
20
25
a chemical compound,...
phenazins
21
25
PHENAZIN, a chemical...
phenetics
22
18
a system of classifi...
phenetole
18
16
the ethyl ether of p...
phenetols
19
16
PHENETOL, the ethyl...
phengites
20
17
PHENGITE, a transpar...
phenocopy
29
23
a copy of a genetic...
phenogams
20
20
PHENOGAM, any plant...
phenolate
18
16
a compound of phenol...
phenolics
23
19
PHENOLIC, a syntheti...
phenology
26
20
the study of organis...
phenomena
17
19
PHENOMENON, anything...
phenotype
26
20
the sum of the attri...
phenoxide
24
23
a salt of a phenol,...
phenylene
24
19
a compound derived f...
phenytoin
24
18
a crystalline antico...
pheromone
18
18
a chemical substance...
phialling
23
19
PHIAL, to keep in a...
philabegs
24
20
PHILABEG, (Gaelic) t...
philamots
22
18
PHILAMOT, a dull bro...
philander
20
17
to engage in frivolo...
philately
28
18
the study of postage...
philavery
29
21
an idiosyncratic col...
philhorse
23
17
(Shakespeare) a fill...
philibegs
25
20
PHILIBEG, (Gaelic) t...
philippic
30
24
a bitter condemnatio...
philistia
22
15
the class or world o...
phillabeg
25
21
(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
phillibeg
26
21
(Gaelic) the kilt, a...
philogyny
34
22
the love of women [n...
philology
29
20
the science of langu...
philomath
24
20
a lover of learning;...
philomela
22
19
a songbird, also PHI...
philomels
23
19
PHILOMEL, a songbird...
philomots
22
18
PHILOMOT, a dull bro...
philopena
21
19
a present or gift wh...
philtered
21
16
PHILTER, to put unde...
philtring
23
18
PHILTRE, to put unde...
phinnocks
23
23
PHINNOCK, (Gaelic) a...
phishings
24
19
PHISHING, the act of...
phlebitic
27
21
relating to phlebiti...
phlebitis
24
18
inflammation of a ve...
phlegmier
23
20
PHLEGMY, full of phl...
phlegmons
22
21
PHLEGMON, an inflamm...
phlomises
22
18
PHLOMIS, any plant o...
phlorizin
24
25
a chemical found in...
phlyctena
29
21
(Greek) a small blis...
phocomely
30
23
a type of congenital...
phoebuses
21
18
PHOEBUS, a sun god;...
phoenixes
24
22
PHOENIX, a bird fabl...
phonathon
19
18
a telephone-based fu...
phonating
19
18
PHONATE, to produce...
phonation
17
16
the production of vo...
phonatory
24
17
relating to phonatio...
phonecams
22
21
PHONECAM, a digital...
phonecard
21
19
a card used to make...
phonemics
23
21
the branch of lingui...
phonetics
22
18
the branch of lingui...
phonetise
18
15
to represent phoneti...
phonetism
20
18
the science which tr...
phonetist
19
15
one versed in phonet...
phonetize
21
24
to represent phoneti...
phoneying
25
20
PHONEY, to fake, cou...
phoniness
18
16
the state of being p...
phonmeter
19
18
an instrument for me...
phonogram
20
20
a letter, character,...
phonolite
19
16
a fine-grained inter...
phonology
26
20
the branch of lingui...
phonopore
19
18
a kind of sound-cond...
phonotype
26
20
printing type for a...
phonotypy
33
22
the transcription in...
phoresies
19
14
PHORESY, a symbiotic...
phormiums
23
21
PHORMIUM, a tall New...
phoronids
19
16
PHORONID, a wormlike...
phosgenes
19
17
PHOSGENE, a colorles...
phosphate
23
19
a salt, ester, or or...
phosphene
22
20
a visual sensation p...
phosphide
24
20
a binary compound of...
phosphids
25
20
PHOSPHID, a binary c...
phosphine
23
20
a colorless gas anal...
phosphins
24
20
PHOSPHIN, a colorles...
phosphite
24
19
a salt of phosphorou...
phosphore
23
19
phosphorus; a phosph...
phosphori
24
19
PHOSPHORUS, a chemic...
phosphors
24
19
PHOSPHOR, phosphorus...
photinias
19
15
PHOTINIA, any of a g...
photoblog
23
20
a blog in the form o...
photobomb
24
23
to place oneself in...
photocall
24
19
an occasion when peo...
photocard
22
18
an identity card con...
photocell
24
19
a photoelectric cell...
photocopy
30
22
a photographic repro...
photodisk
21
19
a disk for use in a...
photofits
22
17
PHOTOFIT, (tradename...
photogene
18
17
an afterimage [n -S]
photogens
19
17
PHOTOGEN, a light-pr...
photogeny
25
19
(obsolete) photograp...
photogram
21
19
a photograph [n -S]
photolyse
26
17
to cause photolysis...
photolyze
29
26
to cause photolysis...
photomaps
22
20
PHOTOMAP, to map by...
photomask
21
21
a mask used in photo...
photonics
22
18
the study of the app...
photophil
25
20
an organism that see...
photopias
21
17
PHOTOPIA, vision in...
photoplay
28
20
a motion picture [n...
photopsia
21
17
the appearance of li...
photoscan
21
18
to scan photographic...
photosets
19
14
PHOTOSET, to prepare...
photoshop
23
19
to manipulate a digi...
photostat
19
14
(tradename) a photog...
phototaxy
31
23
the movement of an e...
phototube
21
18
an electron tube wit...
phototype
27
19
a plate or block wit...
phototypy
34
21
the art or process o...
phrasally
28
18
PHRASAL, pertaining...
phraseman
19
18
a user or maker of f...
phrasemen
19
18
PHRASEMAN, a user or...
phrasiest
20
14
PHRASY, inclined to...
phrasings
21
17
PHRASING, a style of...
phratries
20
14
PHRATRY, a tribal un...
phreakers
20
18
PHREAKER, one who us...
phreaking
21
21
making illegal phone...
phreneses
18
15
PHRENESIS, delirium,...
phrenesis
19
15
delirium, frenzy [n...
phrenetic
22
18
frenzied, frenetic,...
phrenisms
21
18
PHRENISM, a purporte...
phrenitic
23
18
affected by phreniti...
phrenitis
20
15
inflammation of the...
phrensied
19
16
PHRENSY, to make fra...
phrensies
19
15
PHRENSY, to make fra...
phrentick
24
22
(obsolete) frenetic,...
phryganas
26
19
PHRYGANA, an unculti...
phthalate
22
17
a salt of phthalic a...
phthalein
22
18
any one of a very im...
phthalins
23
18
PHTHALIN, a colourle...
phthisics
27
19
PHTHISIC, a disease...
phycocyan
37
25
a blue pigment found...
phycology
37
24
the study of algae,...
phylactic
34
23
defending or protect...
phylarchs
33
22
PHYLARCH, an ancient...
phylarchy
39
24
the office of a phyl...
phyletics
31
20
the study of the evo...
phyllites
29
18
PHYLLITE, a foliated...
phyllitic
33
21
of or like phyllite,...
phyllodes
28
19
PHYLLODE, a flattene...
phyllodia
28
19
PHYLLODIUM, a petiol...
phylloids
29
19
PHYLLOID, a leaflike...
phyllomes
29
21
PHYLLOME, a leaf of...
phyllomic
33
24
of or like a phyllom...
phyllopod
30
22
one of an order of c...
phylogeny
33
22
the evolutionary dev...
physalias
27
17
PHYSALIA, a genus of...
physeters
26
16
PHYSETER, a whale wh...
physiatry
33
18
the treatment of inj...
physicals
31
20
PHYSICAL, a physical...
physician
29
20
a doctor; someone le...
physicism
32
22
belief in the materi...
physicist
31
19
an expert in or stud...
physicked
31
24
PHYSIC, to treat wit...
physiqued
35
27
having a particular...
physiques
35
26
PHYSIQUE, the form o...
phytogeny
32
21
the doctrine of the...
phytolith
30
19
a microscopic partic...
phytology
34
21
the study of plants...
phytotomy
33
21
the dissection of pl...
phytotron
25
17
an apparatus that pr...
piacevole
22
20
(Italian) pleasant,...
pianettes
16
13
PIANETTE, a small up...
pianistes
17
13
PIANISTE, someone wh...
pianistic
21
16
relating to or skill...
pianolist
18
14
one who plays the Pi...
piassabas
19
15
PIASSABA, a coarse,...
piassavas
19
16
PIASSAVA, a coarse,...
picadillo
23
18
(Spanish) a traditio...
picadores
20
16
PICADOR, (Spanish) a...
picaninny
25
20
a little child, esp....
picarians
20
16
PICARIAN, a woodpeck...
picaroons
19
16
PICAROON, to act as...
picayunes
26
19
PICAYUNE, a former S...
piccadill
27
21
(obsolete) a cut or...
piccanins
23
20
PICCANIN, a little c...
picholine
23
19
a variety of olive [...
pichurims
26
21
PICHURIM, a South Am...
pickaback
28
29
a carry on one's bac...
pickadill
25
22
(obsolete) a cut or...
pickadils
24
21
PICKADIL, (obsolete)...
pickapack
28
29
a carry on one's bac...
pickaroon
20
20
(Spanish) a pirate s...
pickaxing
29
29
PICKAX, to use a too...
pickbacks
29
29
PICKBACK, to carry s...
pickeered
21
20
PICKEER, to forage,...
pickeerer
21
19
one who pickeers, a...
pickerels
23
20
PICKEREL, a young pi...
pickeries
22
19
PICKERY, pilfering [...
picketers
22
19
PICKETER, one who pi...
picketing
23
22
standing outside som...
pickiness
22
20
the state of being p...
picklocks
28
27
PICKLOCK, an instrum...
pickproof
26
25
of a lock, proof aga...
pickthank
25
26
someone who seeks to...
pickwicks
31
29
PICKWICK, a device f...
piclorams
23
19
PICLORAM, a herbicid...
picnicked
25
24
PICNIC, to go on an...
picnicker
25
23
one who picnics [n -...
picocurie
24
19
a millionth of a mil...
picofarad
22
19
a millionth of a mil...
picograms
23
20
PICOGRAM, a milliont...
picolines
21
17
PICOLINE, a compound...
picolinic
25
20
of or like picoline,...
picometer
21
18
a trillionth of a me...
picometre
21
18
a trillionth of a me...
picomoles
22
19
PICOMOLE, one trilli...
picotites
21
15
PICOTITE, a dark spi...
picowaved
25
23
PICOWAVE, to irradia...
picowaves
25
22
PICOWAVE, to irradia...
picqueted
29
26
PICQUET, to act as a...
pictarnie
20
16
(Scott) a tern [n -S...
pictogram
23
20
a pictograph; a grap...
pictorial
22
16
relating to pictures...
picturals
23
17
PICTURAL, (Spenser)...
picturing
23
19
PICTURE, to form a l...
picturise
22
16
to picture, also PIC...
picturize
25
25
to picture, also PIC...
piddliest
20
15
PIDDLY, insignifican...
pidginise
19
16
to make into pidgin,...
pidginize
22
25
to make into pidgin,...
pieceless
21
16
not made of pieces;...
piecemeal
21
19
one part at a time [...
pieceners
19
16
PIECENER, a worker w...
piecening
20
19
PIECEN, to join the...
piecewise
23
18
piece by piece [adv]
piecework
24
22
work paid for by the...
piecrusts
22
16
PIECRUST, the crust...
piedforts
20
16
PIEDFORT, an unusual...
piedishes
20
15
PIEDISH, a deep dish...
piedmonts
18
17
PIEDMONT, an area ly...
pieplants
20
17
PIEPLANT, (US) rhuba...
piepowder
22
19
(obsolete) a wayfare...
piercings
22
18
PIERCING, a hole mad...
pierheads
19
15
PIERHEAD, the seawar...
pieridine
17
14
relating to the fami...
pierogies
18
14
PIEROGI, (Russian) a...
pierrette
17
12
(French) a female pe...
pietistic
22
15
relating to pietism,...
pifferari
22
18
PIFFERARO, (Italian)...
pifferaro
21
18
(Italian) a piffero...
pigeoning
18
18
PIGEON, to gull or h...
pigeonite
17
15
a monoclinic mineral...
pigfishes
24
19
PIGFISH, a large Wes...
piggeries
20
16
PIGGERY, a place whe...
pigginess
20
17
the state of being p...
piggishly
31
21
PIGGISH, greedy or d...
piggyback
33
28
a carry on one's bac...
pigheaded
20
18
obstinate [adj PIGHE...
pigmental
20
19
of or pertaining to...
pigmented
19
19
PIGMENT, to add a co...
pignerate
17
15
(archaic) to pledge...
pignolias
19
16
PIGNOLIA, the edible...
pignorate
17
15
(archaic) to pledge...
pigsconce
24
21
a blockhead [n -S]
pigsticks
25
21
PIGSTICK, to hunt fo...
pigswills
26
19
PIGSWILL, waste fed...
pigtailed
20
16
having a pigtail [ad...
pigwashes
24
19
PIGWASH, waste fed t...
pihoihois
22
16
PIHOIHOI, (Maori) a...
pikeperch
26
24
a pike-like freshwat...
pikestaff
23
22
the staff, or shaft,...
pilasters
19
13
PILASTER, a square c...
pilchards
25
19
PILCHARD, a small ma...
pileworks
23
20
PILEWORK, foundation...
pileworts
22
16
PILEWORT, a wild pla...
pilferage
21
18
the act of pilfering...
pilferers
21
16
PILFERER, one who pi...
pilferies
21
16
PILFERY, petty theft...
pilfering
22
19
petty theft [n -S]
pilgarlic
25
19
a bald person; a per...
pilgrimed
22
19
PILGRIM, to travel t...
pilgrimer
22
18
someone who goes on...
pillagers
21
16
PILLAGER, one who pi...
pillaging
22
19
the act of plunderin...
pillaring
21
17
PILLAR, to supply wi...
pillarist
21
14
an ascetic living on...
pillboxes
28
24
PILLBOX, a small box...
pillheads
22
17
PILLHEAD, a regular,...
pillicock
28
24
the penis [n -S]
pillioned
19
16
PILLION, to sit on a...
pilloried
20
15
PILLORY, to hold up...
pillories
20
14
PILLORY, to hold up...
pillorise
20
14
to pillory, also PIL...
pillorize
23
23
to pillory, also PIL...
pillowing
24
20
PILLOW, to rest on a...
pillworms
25
20
PILLWORM, a type of...
pillworts
24
17
PILLWORT, a water-fe...
pilomotor
19
16
causing movement of...
pilonidal
19
16
relating to the crea...
pilotages
19
15
PILOTAGE, the act of...
pilotfish
24
18
a tropical fish [n -...
pilotings
20
16
PILOTING, a branch o...
pilotless
20
14
without a pilot [adj...
pilseners
18
14
PILSENER, (German) a...
pimentons
17
17
PIMENTON, smoked chi...
pimientos
18
16
PIMIENTO, (Spanish)...
pimpernel
21
20
a small red flower o...
pimpliest
23
19
PIMPLY, covered with...
pinaceous
19
17
relating to the Pina...
pinacoids
20
17
PINACOID, a type of...
pinafored
18
17
wearing a pinafore [...
pinafores
18
16
PINAFORE, a loose pr...
pinakoids
18
18
PINAKOID, a type of...
pinasters
17
13
PINASTER, a species...
pinballed
21
19
PINBALL, to bounce a...
pinboards
19
17
PINBOARD, a board fo...
pincering
21
19
PINCER, to grip in p...
pinchbeck
29
28
spurious; trashy [ad...
pinchbugs
27
24
PINCHBUG, a large be...
pinchcock
30
28
a clamp on a flexibl...
pinchecks
27
25
PINCHECK, a fabric d...
pinchfist
26
21
a closefisted person...
pinchguts
25
21
PINCHGUT, a niggard...
pinchings
24
21
PINCHING, the act of...
pindarees
16
14
PINDAREE, an Indian...
pineapple
21
20
a large South Americ...
pinecones
18
17
PINECONE, a cone-sha...
pinedrops
19
17
a reddish herb of th...
pinelands
17
16
PINELAND, land fores...
pinewoods
19
17
PINEWOOD, the wood o...
pinfishes
22
18
PINFISH, a small mar...
pinfolded
20
19
PINFOLD, to impound,...
pingpongs
21
21
PINGPONG, (colloquia...
pinheaded
18
17
stupid [adj]
pinhooker
19
19
(slang) a speculator...
pinioning
17
17
PINION, to remove th...
pinkening
18
21
PINKEN, to become pi...
pinkerton
17
18
a private detective...
pinkiness
18
18
the state of being p...
pinkroots
18
17
PINKROOT, a medicina...
pinnacled
20
19
PINNACLE, to equip w...
pinnacles
20
18
PINNACLE, to equip w...
pinnately
23
17
PINNATE, resembling...
pinnation
15
15
the state of being p...
pinnipede
18
18
a member of the Pinn...
pinnipeds
19
18
PINNIPED, a member o...
pinnulate
17
16
having each pinna su...
pinochles
23
19
PINOCHLE, a card gam...
pinocytic
30
21
of or relating to pi...
pinotages
17
15
PINOTAGE, a variety...
pinpoints
19
17
PINPOINT, to locate...
pinpricks
25
23
PINPRICK, to punctur...
pinschers
23
18
PINSCHER, (German) a...
pinsetter
17
13
an employee on a mec...
pinstripe
20
16
a very narrow stripe...
pinswells
23
18
PINSWELL, (dialect)...
pintables
20
17
PINTABLE, a pinball...
pintadera
16
14
(Spanish) a decorati...
pintadoes
16
14
PINTADO, a kind of p...
pintailed
18
15
having a very long n...
pintsized
21
23
very small, also PIN...
pintucked
22
22
PINTUCK, to tuck wit...
pinwheels
23
19
PINWHEEL, to rotate...
pinwrench
25
22
a wrench with a proj...
pioneered
15
14
PIONEER, to take par...
piosities
18
12
PIOSITY, an excessiv...
piousness
17
14
piety [n -ES]
pipeclays
30
21
PIPECLAY, to whiten...
pipelined
20
18
PIPELINE, to convey...
pipelines
20
17
PIPELINE, to convey...
piperines
19
16
PIPERINE, an alkaloi...
piperonal
19
17
a phenolic aldehyde...
pipestems
21
18
PIPESTEM, the stem o...
pipestone
18
16
a kind of clay slate...
pipetting
21
18
PIPET [v]
pipeworks
24
22
PIPEWORK, piping or...
pipeworts
23
18
PIPEWORT, an aquatic...
pipistrel
22
16
a small reddish-brow...
pipsqueak
29
29
something or someone...
piquances
28
26
PIQUANCE, the qualit...
piquantly
33
26
PIQUANT, having an a...
piqueting
27
25
PIQUET, to act as a...
piquillos
29
24
PIQUILLO, (Spanish)...
piracetam
21
18
a drug used to treat...
pirarucus
22
17
PIRARUCU, a large So...
piratical
22
16
of or pertaining to...
piratings
19
15
PIRATING, acting as...
pirlicued
23
18
PIRLICUE, to summari...
pirlicues
23
17
PIRLICUE, to summari...
piroplasm
22
19
a parasite causing c...
pirouette
17
13
(French) a twirling...
piscaries
21
15
PISCARY, a place for...
piscators
21
15
PISCATOR, a fisherma...
piscatory
27
17
of or pertaining to...
piscatrix
28
22
a (female) angler [n...
pisciform
25
21
shaped like a fish [...
piscivore
23
19
an eater of fish [n...
pishogues
21
17
PISHOGUE, (Irish) so...
pisiforms
22
18
PISIFORM, a small bo...
pisolites
19
13
PISOLITE, a limeston...
pisoliths
22
15
PISOLITH, a limeston...
pisolitic
23
16
composed of, contain...
pissheads
20
15
PISSHEAD, (slang) a...
pissholes
21
15
PISSHOLE, a hole mad...
pistaches
23
17
PISTACHE, a shade of...
pistachio
23
17
a kind of tree, or i...
pistareen
16
13
(Spanish) an old Spa...
pistillar
21
14
belonging or relatin...
pistoleer
18
13
(obsolete) one who u...
pistolero
18
13
one who uses a pisto...
pistolets
19
13
PISTOLET, (historica...
pistolier
19
13
one who uses a pisto...
pistoling
20
16
PISTOL, to shoot wit...
pistolled
20
15
PISTOL, to shoot wit...
pitahayas
25
16
PITAHAYA, a cactus o...
pitchbend
25
22
a device that enable...
pitchfork
27
24
a fork for tossing h...
pitchiest
24
17
PITCHY, like pitch [...
pitchings
25
20
PITCHING, a stone ro...
pitchouts
24
18
PITCHOUT, a type of...
pitchpine
25
21
a kind of pine tree...
pitchpipe
28
23
a small pipe used to...
pitchpole
26
21
to turn end over end...
piteously
25
16
PITEOUS, arousing pi...
pithballs
25
19
PITHBALL, a pellet o...
pithecoid
23
18
an ape, esp. a highe...
pithiness
20
15
the state of being p...
pitifully
30
20
PITIFUL, arousing pi...
pittances
20
16
PITTANCE, a small al...
pittering
19
15
PITTER, to sound lik...
pituitary
25
15
of or relating to ph...
pituitrin
19
14
a hormone produced b...
pityingly
33
20
PITYING [adv]
pivotable
22
20
that can be pivoted...
pivotally
28
20
PIVOTAL, critically...
pivotings
21
19
PIVOTING, the sectio...
pixelated
24
21
PIXELATE, to divide...
pixelates
24
20
PIXELATE, to divide...
pixellate
25
21
to divide an image i...
pixilated
25
21
PIXILATE, to divide...
pixilates
25
20
PIXILATE, to divide...
pixillate
26
21
to divide an image i...
pizzaiola
24
31
(Italian) having a r...
pizzalike
26
35
like a pizza [adj]
pizzelles
26
32
PIZZELLE, a thin, cr...
pizzerias
24
30
PIZZERIA, a place wh...
pizzicati
28
33
PIZZICATO, a tone so...
pizzicato
27
33
(Italian) played by...
placarded
21
18
PLACARD, to publicis...
placaters
21
16
PLACATER, one who pl...
placating
22
19
PLACATE, to concilia...
placation
20
17
the act of placating...
placative
23
20
tending to placate,...
placatory
27
18
tending to placate,...
placcates
24
19
PLACCATE, (obsolete)...
placeable
23
20
that can be placed [...
placeboes
22
19
PLACEBO, a medicine...
placekick
27
27
in football, a kick...
placeless
22
17
having no place or o...
placemats
22
19
PLACEMAT, a table ma...
placement
21
20
the act of placing,...
placentae
19
17
PLACENTA, a round fl...
placental
21
18
relating to the plac...
placentas
20
17
PLACENTA, a round fl...
placidest
22
17
PLACID, calm in natu...
placidity
29
19
the state of being p...
placitory
28
18
of or pertaining to...
plackless
24
21
(Scots) destitute, n...
placoderm
22
20
covered with bony sc...
plaguiest
20
16
PLAGUEY, vexatious,...
plaidings
20
17
PLAIDING, a strong w...
plainants
17
15
PLAINANT, one who ma...
plainings
19
17
PLAINING, complaint...
plainness
17
15
the state of being p...
plainsman
18
18
a dweller in a plain...
plainsmen
18
18
PLAINSMAN, a dweller...
plainsong
18
17
unmeasured, unaccomp...
plaintext
24
21
text that is not enc...
plaintful
22
19
(archaic) complainin...
plaintiff
23
20
a person or body sui...
plaintive
20
18
mournful, querulous...
plainwork
22
21
plain needlework, as...
plaisters
19
13
PLAISTER, (Scots) to...
plaitings
20
16
PLAITING, plaited br...
planarian
16
15
a kind of aquatic fl...
planarias
17
14
PLANARIA, a kind of...
planarity
24
16
the property of bein...
planation
16
15
lateral erosion, as...
planchets
23
19
PLANCHET, a blank me...
planching
24
22
PLANCH, to floor, bo...
planeload
17
16
as much as may be ca...
planeness
16
15
the state of being p...
planeside
17
15
the area next to an...
planetary
23
16
of or pertaining to...
planetoid
17
15
a body resembling a...
planforms
21
20
PLANFORM, the contou...
plangency
27
22
resonance [n PLANGEN...
planigram
20
19
an x-ray photograph...
planished
20
17
PLANISH, to toughen...
planisher
20
16
a person who or tool...
planishes
20
16
PLANISH, to toughen...
plankings
20
21
PLANKING, a covering...
plankters
19
18
PLANKTER, an organis...
planktons
18
19
PLANKTON, the minute...
plannings
18
18
PLANNING, the establ...
planogram
19
19
a schematic drawing...
planosols
18
15
PLANOSOL, a type of...
plantable
20
18
capable of being pla...
plantages
18
16
PLANTAGE, (Shakespea...
plantains
17
15
PLANTAIN, any of var...
plantings
19
17
PLANTING, a plantati...
plantless
19
15
without plants; barr...
plantlets
19
15
PLANTLET, a small pl...
plantlike
20
19
like a plant [adj]
plantling
20
18
a small plant, also...
plantsman
18
18
a person who has gre...
plantsmen
18
18
PLANTSMAN, a person...
plantules
19
16
PLANTULE, a plant em...
planulate
18
16
flat [adj]
planuloid
19
17
of or like a planula...
planurias
18
15
PLANURIA, the discha...
planuries
18
15
PLANURY, the dischar...
planxties
24
21
PLANXTY, an Irish or...
plaquette
26
23
(French) a small pla...
plashiest
21
15
PLASHY, like a plash...
plashings
22
18
PLASHING, a process...
plasmagel
21
19
cytoplasm in the for...
plasmasol
20
17
cytoplasm in the for...
plasmatic
23
19
of or like a plasma,...
plasmodia
19
17
PLASMODIUM, a naked...
plasmoids
20
17
PLASMOID, a type of...
plastered
18
14
PLASTER, to cover wi...
plasterer
18
13
one whose job is to...
plasticky
30
22
of a plastic nature...
plasticly
30
19
PLASTIC, easily moul...
plastique
27
23
(French) graceful po...
plastisol
20
14
a suspension of powd...
plastrons
18
14
PLASTRON, a fencer's...
plastrums
21
17
PLASTRUM, a fencer's...
platannas
16
15
PLATANNA, (Afrikaans...
platbands
20
18
PLATBAND, a border o...
plateasms
19
16
PLATEASM, a pronunci...
plateaued
17
15
PLATEAU, to reach a...
platefuls
22
18
PLATEFUL, the quanti...
plateless
19
14
lacking a plate [adj...
platelets
19
14
PLATELET, a minute p...
platelike
20
18
like a plate [adj]
platemark
20
20
a hallmark on a plat...
platesful
22
18
PLATEFUL, the quanti...
platforms
22
19
PLATFORM, to equip w...
platinise
18
14
to coat with platinu...
platinize
21
23
to coat with platinu...
platinoid
18
15
an alloy of copper,...
platinous
18
15
of or containing pla...
platinums
20
18
PLATINUM, a metallic...
platitude
19
15
a commonplace or tri...
platonics
21
17
PLATONIC, a platonic...
platonism
19
17
the philosophy of Pl...
platooned
16
15
PLATOON, in American...
plattings
20
16
PLATTING, plaited br...
platyfish
30
20
a small tropical fis...
platysmas
26
18
PLATYSMA, a broad sh...
plausible
22
18
superficially pleasi...
plausibly
29
20
PLAUSIBLE, superfici...
plaustral
20
15
of or pertaining to...
playacted
27
19
PLAYACT, to take par...
playactor
27
18
one who playacts [n...
playbacks
31
25
PLAYBACK, the act of...
playbills
30
20
PLAYBILL, the progra...
playbooks
27
22
PLAYBOOK, a printed...
playbuses
27
19
PLAYBUS, a mobile pl...
playdates
24
16
PLAYDATE, the schedu...
playdough
28
21
a soft reusable mode...
playdowns
27
20
PLAYDOWN, a playoff...
playfield
28
20
a playing field [n -...
playfully
36
23
PLAYFUL, full of fun...
playgirls
28
18
PLAYGIRL, a women de...
playgoers
25
17
PLAYGOER, one who at...
playgoing
26
20
the practice of visi...
playgroup
28
21
an informal, sometim...
playhouse
26
18
a child's miniature...
playlands
25
18
PLAYLAND, a recreati...
playlists
27
16
PLAYLIST, to put ont...
playmaker
26
22
a playwright [n -S]
playmates
25
18
PLAYMATE, a companio...
playrooms
25
18
PLAYROOM, a recreati...
playslips
29
19
PLAYSLIP, a form on...
playsuits
26
16
PLAYSUIT, a sports o...
plaything
28
20
something to play wi...
playtimes
26
18
PLAYTIME, a time for...
playwears
27
18
PLAYWEAR, any clothi...
pleaching
24
21
PLEACH, to weave tog...
pleadable
20
18
capable of being ple...
pleadings
19
17
PLEADING, the act of...
pleasable
20
17
capable of being ple...
pleasance
19
17
(archaic) a pleasure...
pleasedly
25
17
PLEASED [adv]
pleaseman
17
17
(Shakespeare) an off...
pleasemen
17
17
PLEASEMAN, (Shakespe...
pleasings
19
16
PLEASING, the act of...
pleasured
18
15
PLEASURE, to give en...
pleasurer
18
14
a pleasure seeker [n...
pleasures
18
14
PLEASURE, to give en...
pleathers
20
15
PLEATHER, a plastic...
pleatings
19
16
PLEATING, a set of p...
pleatless
19
14
without pleats [adj]
plebbiest
23
19
PLEBBY, (colloquial)...
plebeians
19
17
PLEBEIAN, one of the...
plebified
23
20
PLEBIFY, to lower to...
plebifies
23
19
PLEBIFY, to lower to...
plectrons
21
17
PLECTRON, a small po...
plectrums
24
20
PLECTRUM, a small po...
pledgable
22
20
capable of being ple...
pledgeors
19
16
PLEDGEOR, one who pl...
pleiocene
19
17
of the Pliocene geol...
pleiomery
25
18
the state of being p...
pleiotaxy
30
22
an increase in the w...
plenaries
17
14
PLENARY, a book of g...
plenarily
25
17
PLENARY, attended by...
plenilune
18
17
the time of the full...
plenipoes
19
17
PLENIPO, (archaic) a...
plenished
20
17
PLENISH, to fill up...
plenisher
20
16
one who plenishes [n...
plenishes
20
16
PLENISH, to fill up...
plenitude
18
16
fullness, completene...
plenteous
17
15
plentiful [adj PLENT...
plentiful
22
19
abundant [adj PLENTI...
pleonasms
18
17
PLEONASM, the use of...
pleonaste
16
14
a dark-green to blac...
pleonasts
17
14
PLEONAST, someone wh...
pleonexia
22
21
excessive or insatia...
plethoras
20
15
PLETHORA, an excess,...
plethoric
24
18
having a full habit...
pleuching
25
22
PLEUCH, (Scots) to p...
pleughing
23
21
PLEUGH, (Scots) to p...
pleuritic
23
17
suffering from pleur...
pleuritis
20
14
inflammation of the...
pleuronia
17
15
the combined disorde...
pleustons
18
15
PLEUSTON, organisms...
plexiform
28
26
in the form of a net...
pliancies
21
17
PLIANCY, the quality...
plicately
29
19
PLICATE, folded like...
plicating
23
19
PLICATE, to pleat, f...
plication
21
17
the act of folding,...
plicature
22
17
the act of folding,...
plighters
23
17
PLIGHTER, one who, o...
plightful
27
22
grievous [adj]
plighting
24
20
PLIGHT, to make a so...
plimsoles
21
17
PLIMSOLE, a rubber-s...
plimsolls
23
18
PLIMSOLL, a rubber-s...
plinkiest
20
18
PLINKY, of a high pi...
plinkings
21
21
PLINKING, shooting a...
pliofilms
24
20
PLIOFILM, a transpar...
pliosaurs
19
14
PLIOSAUR, a type of...
pliotrons
18
14
PLIOTRON, a type of...
pliskiest
21
17
PLISKIE, (Scots) tri...
ploddings
20
18
PLODDING, the act of...
plonkiest
19
18
PLONKY, pompously se...
plonkings
20
21
PLONKING, the practi...
plookiest
19
17
PLOOKY, pimply, also...
plotlines
19
15
PLOTLINE, the story-...
plottages
19
15
PLOTTAGE, the size o...
plottered
18
14
PLOTTER, (Scots) to...
plottiest
19
13
PLOTTY, full of intr...
plottings
20
16
PLOTTING, the act of...
ploughboy
30
23
a boy who drives or...
ploughers
22
18
PLOUGHER, one who pl...
ploughing
23
21
the act of ploughing...
ploughman
22
22
a man who drives or...
ploughmen
22
22
PLOUGHMAN, a man who...
ploukiest
20
18
PLOUKIE, pimply, als...
ploutered
18
15
PLOUTER, (Scots) to...
plowbacks
28
26
PLOWBACK, a reinvest...
plowheads
23
19
PLOWHEAD, the clevis...
plowlands
22
19
PLOWLAND, land under...
plowshare
23
18
the cutting blade of...
plowstaff
26
22
one of the handles o...
plowtails
23
17
PLOWTAIL, the end of...
plowtered
21
17
PLOWTER, (Scots) to...
pluckiest
24
21
PLUCKY, brave and sp...
pluffiest
24
20
PLUFFY, puffed up, p...
plugboard
22
20
a device with a larg...
pluggings
23
21
PLUGGING, stuff whic...
plugholes
23
19
PLUGHOLE, a drainhol...
plumbable
25
24
that can be plumbed...
plumbagos
23
22
PLUMBAGO, graphite [...
plumbates
22
20
PLUMBATE, a salt of...
plumbeous
22
21
leaden; lead-coloure...
plumbings
24
23
PLUMBING, the pipe s...
plumbisms
25
23
PLUMBISM, lead poiso...
plumbites
23
20
PLUMBITE, a salt of...
plumbless
24
21
incapable of being s...
plumbness
22
21
the state of being p...
plumcakes
24
24
PLUMCAKE, a cake wit...
plumdamas
21
21
(Scots) a damson [n...
plumeless
21
18
without plumes [adj]
plumelets
21
18
PLUMELET, a small fe...
plumelike
22
22
like a plume [adj]
plumerias
20
17
PLUMERIA, a flowerin...
plumeries
20
17
PLUMERY, plumes coll...
plumipeds
23
21
PLUMIPED, a bird wit...
plummeted
21
21
PLUMMET, to drop str...
plummiest
22
20
PLUMMY, full of plum...
plumosely
27
20
PLUMOSE, having feat...
plumosity
27
19
the state of being p...
plumpened
21
22
PLUMPEN, to plump, t...
plumpiest
23
20
PLUMPY, (Shakespeare...
plumpness
22
21
the state of being p...
plumulate
21
19
downy [adj]
plumulose
21
19
having hairs branchi...
plundered
18
17
PLUNDER, to rob by f...
plunderer
18
16
one who plunders [n...
plungings
21
20
PLUNGING, the act of...
plunkiest
20
19
PLUNKY, marked by a...
pluralise
20
15
to make plural [v PL...
pluralism
22
18
a theory or system o...
pluralist
21
15
an adherent of plura...
plurality
27
17
the state of being p...
pluralize
23
24
to make plural, also...
pluripara
21
17
(Latin) a mother of...
plurisies
20
14
PLURISIE, (Shakespea...
plushiest
22
16
PLUSHY, luxurious [a...
plushness
21
17
the state of being p...
plussages
20
16
PLUSSAGE, an extra a...
pluteuses
19
15
PLUTEUS, a type of s...
plutocrat
22
17
a member of the weal...
plutology
27
19
political economy; t...
plutonian
17
16
of, relating to, or...
plutonism
20
18
the theory that the...
plutonium
20
19
a naturally radioact...
plutonomy
25
20
economics [n PLUTONO...
pneumatic
21
20
relating to air or g...
pneumonia
16
18
a disease of the lun...
pneumonic
20
21
relating to the lung...
poachable
24
21
that can be poached...
poachiest
22
17
POACHY, spongy and s...
poachings
23
20
POACHING, encroachme...
pochaying
29
22
POCHAY, to transport...
pochettes
22
17
POCHETTE, (French) a...
pocketers
21
19
POCKETER, one who po...
pocketful
25
24
the contents of a po...
pocketing
22
22
POCKET, to place in...
pockmanky
29
29
(Scots) a corrupt fo...
pockmarks
24
26
POCKMARK, to mark wi...
podagrous
18
16
relating to podagra,...
podcasted
20
17
PODCAST, to make a r...
podcaster
20
16
one who creates podc...
podginess
18
16
the state of being p...
podiatric
21
16
relating to care of...
podiuming
20
20
PODIUM, to win a pla...
podocarps
22
19
PODOCARP, a stem, or...
podomeres
17
16
PODOMERE, a limb seg...
podsolise
18
14
to turn into podsol,...
podsolize
21
23
to turn into podsol,...
podzolise
21
23
to make into a podzo...
podzolize
24
32
to make into a podzo...
poechores
21
17
POECHORE, a semiarid...
poenology
23
18
the study of crime a...
poetaster
16
12
an inferior poet [n...
poetastry
23
14
the writing of infer...
poetesses
16
12
POETESS, a female po...
poeticals
21
16
POETICAL, a writer o...
poeticise
20
15
to write, speak, or...
poeticism
22
18
a word or phrase tha...
poeticize
23
24
to write, speak, or...
poeticule
21
17
a poetaster [n -S]
poetisers
17
12
POETISER, one who po...
poetising
18
15
POETISE, to write po...
poetizers
20
21
POETIZER, one who po...
poetizing
21
24
POETIZE, to write po...
poetresse
16
12
(Spenser) a poetess,...
poetships
22
17
POETSHIP, the state...
pogroming
20
20
POGROM, to massacre...
pogromist
20
17
one who engages in p...
poignance
19
19
the state of being p...
poignancy
26
21
the state of being p...
poinadoes
15
14
POINADO, (obsolete)...
poinciana
18
17
a tree of the tropic...
poindings
18
17
POINDING, impoundmen...
pointable
19
17
that can be pointed...
pointedly
24
17
POINTED [adv]
pointelle
18
15
(French) an openwork...
pointiest
17
13
POINTY, coming to a...
pointille
19
15
a fine point or subt...
pointings
18
16
POINTING, the mortar...
pointless
18
14
with no point, futil...
pointsman
17
17
a man who has charge...
pointsmen
17
17
POINTSMAN, a man who...
poisoners
16
13
POISONER, one who po...
poisoning
17
16
the act of administe...
poisonous
16
14
having the quality o...
poitrines
17
13
POITRINE, (French) a...
pokeberry
26
21
an American plant, a...
pokelogan
18
20
(Native American) a...
pokeroots
17
16
POKEROOT, an aromati...
pokerwork
22
23
the art of producing...
pokeweeds
20
20
POKEWEED, an aromati...
polarised
18
14
POLARISE, to give po...
polariser
18
13
a device for polaris...
polarises
18
13
POLARISE, to give po...
polarized
21
23
POLARIZE, to give po...
polarizer
21
22
a device for polaris...
polarizes
21
22
POLARIZE, to give po...
poldering
19
17
POLDER, to reclaim l...
poleaxing
24
23
POLEAX, to strike wi...
polemarch
24
21
a title of several o...
polemical
23
20
related to polemics,...
polemised
19
17
POLEMISE, to argue o...
polemises
19
16
POLEMISE, to argue o...
polemists
20
16
POLEMIST, one who en...
polemized
22
26
POLEMIZE, to argue o...
polemizes
22
25
POLEMIZE, to argue o...
polestars
18
13
POLESTAR, a guiding...
polianite
17
14
manganese dioxide, o...
policeman
21
20
a man who is a membe...
policemen
21
20
POLICEMAN, a man who...
policiers
22
16
POLICIER, a film fea...
policings
23
19
POLICING, the act of...
polishers
21
15
POLISHER, one who po...
polishing
22
18
the act of polishing...
politburo
21
17
(Russian) the policy...
politesse
18
13
(French) courteous f...
political
23
17
related to politics...
politicks
24
20
POLITICK, to engage...
politicly
30
19
POLITIC, shrewd [adv...
politicos
22
16
POLITICO, a politici...
politique
27
23
(French) in French h...
pollarded
19
16
POLLARD, to cut the...
pollaxing
26
24
POLLAXE, to strike w...
pollenate
17
15
to fertilise with po...
pollening
19
18
POLLEN, to cover or...
pollicies
23
17
POLLICY, (Spenser) p...
pollinate
18
15
to fertilise with po...
pollinise
19
15
to pollinate, also P...
pollinium
21
19
a coherent mass of p...
pollinize
22
24
to pollinate, also P...
polliwigs
25
19
POLLIWIG, a tadpole,...
polliwogs
24
19
POLLIWOG, a tadpole,...
pollsters
20
14
POLLSTER, one that p...
polltaker
20
18
a person conducting...
pollucite
23
18
a colourless rare mi...
pollusion
19
16
(Shakespeare) blunde...
pollutant
19
16
causing pollution [a...
polluters
20
15
POLLUTER, one who po...
polluting
21
18
POLLUTE, to make unc...
pollution
19
16
making dirty, defile...
pollutive
22
19
relating to pollutio...
pollyanna
23
18
one who is naively o...
pollywigs
31
21
POLLYWIG, a tadpole,...
pollywogs
30
21
POLLYWOG, a tadpole,...
polonaise
16
14
(French) a stately P...
polonised
17
15
POLONISE, to make Po...
polonises
17
14
POLONISE, to make Po...
polonisms
19
17
POLONISM, a Polish i...
poloniums
19
18
POLONIUM, a rare hig...
polonized
20
24
POLONIZE, to make Po...
polonizes
20
23
POLONIZE, to make Po...
poltroons
17
14
POLTROON, a despicab...
polverine
19
18
(obsolete) barilla a...
polyacids
28
19
POLYACID, a compound...
polyamide
25
19
a compound character...
polyamine
24
19
a compound character...
polyamory
31
20
the practice of havi...
polyandry
30
19
marriage to several...
polyantha
25
18
any of large number...
polyanthi
26
18
POLYANTHUS, the oxli...
polyarchy
36
22
government by many p...
polyaxial
31
23
a shape having many...
polyaxons
29
23
POLYAXON, a nerve ce...
polybasic
30
21
of an acid, having m...
polybrids
28
19
POLYBRID, a type of...
polycarpy
36
23
the condition of bei...
polychete
29
20
a type of aquatic wo...
polyconic
30
22
pertaining to, or ba...
polydemic
29
22
growing in or inhabi...
polyester
24
15
any of a range of po...
polygalas
26
18
POLYGALA, any plant...
polygamic
30
23
of or like a polygam...
polygenes
24
18
POLYGENE, a set of c...
polygenic
28
21
of or relating to po...
polyglots
27
18
POLYGLOT, one who sp...
polyglott
27
18
one who speaks many...
polygonal
25
19
like a polygon [adj...
polygonum
26
22
any plant of the kno...
polygraph
30
22
an instrument for mu...
polyhedra
26
18
POLYHEDRON, a body o...
polyimide
26
19
a polymer containing...
polylemma
27
22
an argument forcing...
polymasty
32
20
the presence of supe...
polymaths
28
20
POLYMATH, a person o...
polymathy
34
22
the knowledge of man...
polymeric
29
21
of, in a relation of...
polymorph
30
23
a substance capable...
polymyxin
38
28
one of a group of ma...
polyomino
24
19
a flat, many-sided s...
polyonyms
31
21
POLYONYM, a name con...
polyonymy
37
23
a multiplicity of na...
polyparia
26
18
POLYPARIUM, the fram...
polyphagy
36
24
the practice or facu...
polyphase
28
20
having several alter...
polyphone
27
21
a character or vocal...
polyphons
28
21
POLYPHON, a characte...
polyphony
34
23
composition in separ...
polypides
27
19
POLYPIDE, a polyp of...
polypidom
28
22
a coral, or corallum...
polypills
30
20
POLYPILL, a proposed...
polypites
27
18
POLYPITE, a polyp of...
polyploid
28
20
having more than two...
polypneas
25
19
POLYPNEA, rapid brea...
polypneic
29
22
relating to polypnea...
polypores
26
18
POLYPORE, a fungus w...
polyposes
26
18
POLYPOSIS, the prese...
polyposis
27
18
the presence or deve...
polyptych
39
25
a decorated altarpie...
polypuses
27
19
POLYPUS, a growth pr...
polysemes
25
18
POLYSEME, a word wit...
polysemic
29
21
relating to a polyse...
polysomes
25
18
POLYSOME, a cluster...
polysomic
29
21
a basically diploid...
polystyle
32
18
having many columns,...
polythene
25
18
a generic name for c...
polytonal
24
17
of music, having man...
polytyped
33
21
POLYTYPE, to produce...
polytypes
33
20
POLYTYPE [n]
polytypic
37
23
of a taxon containin...
polyurias
25
16
POLYURIA, excessive...
polyvinyl
34
23
a vinyl polymer [n -...
polywater
27
18
a supposed form of w...
polyzoans
26
25
POLYZOAN, a bryozoan...
polyzoary
33
26
the compound organis...
polyzonal
27
26
consisting of many z...
polyzooid
27
25
like or of the natur...
pomaceous
20
19
of or relating to ap...
pomanders
17
17
POMANDER, a mixture...
pommeling
21
22
POMMEL, to strike wi...
pommelled
21
21
POMMEL, to strike wi...
pomoerium
19
19
(Latin) an open spac...
pompadour
20
20
a hairstyle where th...
pompeying
27
23
POMPEY, (Dickens) to...
pompholyx
36
30
(Greek) a vesicular...
pompilids
23
20
POMPILID, a spider-h...
pomposity
27
20
the state of being p...
pompously
28
22
POMPOUS, infused wit...
pomwaters
21
18
POMWATER, (Shakespea...
ponderate
15
14
to consider; to pond...
ponderers
16
14
PONDERER, one who po...
pondering
17
17
PONDER, to consider...
ponderosa
15
14
(Spanish) a kind of...
ponderous
16
15
heavy and slow [adj...
pondokkie
18
22
(Hottentot) in South...
pondweeds
19
18
PONDWEED, an aquatic...
poniarded
16
15
PONIARD, to stab wit...
pontianac
18
17
(Malay) a naturally...
pontianak
16
18
(Malay) a naturally...
pontifice
22
19
(Milton) bridgework;...
pontified
19
17
PONTIFY, to play the...
pontifies
19
16
PONTIFY, to play the...
pontlevis
20
18
a drawbridge [n -ES]
pontoneer
14
14
a builder of pontoon...
pontonier
15
14
a builder of pontoon...
pontooned
14
15
PONTOON, to cross wi...
pontooner
14
14
a builder of pontoon...
ponyskins
24
20
PONYSKIN, the skin o...
ponytails
24
16
PONYTAIL, a hairstyl...
poolhalls
22
17
POOLHALL, an establi...
poolrooms
18
16
POOLROOM, an establi...
poolsides
18
14
POOLSIDE, a area sur...
poontangs
16
16
POONTANG, sexual int...
poorboxes
24
22
POORBOX, a box, esp....
poorhouse
18
15
(historical) a place...
poorliest
18
13
POORLY, unwell [adj]
poormouth
20
18
to complain about be...
poortiths
20
14
POORTITH, (Scots) po...
poorwills
23
17
POORWILL, an America...
pooveries
18
16
POOVERY, the state o...
popehoods
20
18
POPEHOOD, the condit...
popelings
21
19
POPELING, a petty or...
popeships
24
20
POPESHIP, the condit...
popinacks
23
23
POPINACK, a thorny s...
popinjays
27
27
POPINJAY, a figure o...
popjoying
28
29
POPJOY, to amuse one...
popliteal
21
17
of or relating to th...
popliteus
21
17
a muscle at the back...
poppadoms
22
22
POPPADOM, a thin cir...
poppadums
23
23
POPPADUM, a thin cir...
poppering
22
21
a variety of pear, a...
poppliest
23
19
POPPLY, like a rippl...
poppycock
35
30
(Dutch) nonsense [n...
poppyhead
29
23
a raised ornament on...
popsicles
24
19
POPSICLE, flavored a...
popstrels
21
16
POPSTREL, a young, a...
populaces
23
20
POPULACE, the common...
popularly
28
20
POPULAR, well-liked...
populated
20
18
POPULATE, to inhabit...
populates
20
17
POPULATE, to inhabit...
populisms
23
20
POPULISM, the politi...
populists
22
17
POPULIST, someone wh...
porbeagle
20
18
a species of shark,...
porcelain
20
17
a fine earthenware,...
porchetta
22
17
seasoned boneless ro...
porcupine
22
20
a large spiny rodent...
porcupiny
29
22
like a porcupine, a...
poriferal
20
16
relating to the Pori...
poriferan
18
16
relating to the Pori...
porkiness
18
17
the state of being p...
porklings
21
20
PORKLING, a young pi...
porkwoods
21
20
PORKWOOD, the coarse...
porlocked
22
21
PORLOCK, to hinder b...
pornomags
18
18
PORNOMAG, a pornogra...
porogamic
22
20
relating to porogamy...
poromeric
21
18
permeable to water v...
poroscope
21
18
an instrument for in...
poroscopy
28
20
the use of a porosco...
porpesses
19
15
PORPESS, a porpoise,...
porphyria
28
19
any of various disor...
porphyric
32
22
relating to porphyri...
porphyrin
28
20
any of a large group...
porphyrio
28
19
any bird of the purp...
porpoised
19
16
PORPOISE, to move li...
porpoises
19
15
PORPOISE, to move li...
porporate
18
15
(Browning) clad in p...
porrected
20
16
PORRECT, to stretch...
porrenger
17
15
a small dish for sou...
porridges
19
15
PORRIDGE, a soft mea...
porringer
18
15
a small dish for sou...
portables
20
16
PORTABLE, something...
portaging
19
17
PORTAGE, to transpor...
portagues
18
15
PORTAGUE, a former P...
portances
19
16
PORTANCE, (Spenser)...
portapack
23
22
a small portable com...
portapaks
20
19
PORTAPAK, a small po...
portatile
18
13
portable [adj]
portative
19
16
a portable organ [n...
portended
16
15
PORTEND, to serve as...
porterage
17
14
the work of a porter...
porteress
17
12
a female porter, als...
portering
18
15
PORTER, to carry lug...
portesses
17
12
PORTESS, (historical...
portfires
20
15
PORTFIRE, a slow fus...
portfolio
20
16
a case or pair of bo...
portholes
20
15
PORTHOLE, a small wi...
porthoses
19
14
PORTHOS, (historical...
porthouse
19
15
(historical) a porta...
porticoed
20
16
having a portico [ad...
porticoes
20
15
PORTICO, (Italian) a...
portiered
17
13
having a portiere [a...
portieres
17
12
PORTIERE, (French) a...
portigues
19
15
PORTIGUE, a former P...
portioned
16
14
PORTION, to divide i...
portioner
16
13
the proprietor of a...
portlands
18
15
PORTLAND, a kind of...
portlasts
19
13
PORTLAST, (obsolete)...
portliest
19
13
PORTLY, corpulent, s...
portoises
17
12
PORTOISE, the gunwal...
portolani
17
14
PORTOLANO, (Italian)...
portolano
16
14
(Italian) in the Mid...
portolans
17
14
PORTOLAN, (Italian)...
portouses
17
13
PORTOUS, (historical...
portraits
18
12
PORTRAIT, to make a...
portrayal
24
15
the act of portrayin...
portrayed
23
15
PORTRAY, to paint or...
portrayer
23
14
one who portrays [n...
portreeve
18
16
a mayor or principal...
portulaca
21
17
any plant of the pur...
portulans
18
15
PORTULAN, in the Mid...
porwiggle
24
20
a tadpole, also POLL...
poshteens
18
15
POSHTEEN, an Afghan...
posidrive
20
17
(trade) having a pat...
posigrade
18
15
having or producing...
positions
17
13
POSITION, to put in...
positiver
20
16
POSITIVE, assertive,...
positives
20
16
POSITIVE, something...
positrons
17
13
POSITRON, an electro...
posologic
22
18
relating to posology...
possessed
17
13
POSSESS, to have as...
possesses
17
12
POSSESS, to have as...
possessor
17
12
one who possesses [n...
posseting
18
15
POSSET, to curdle [v...
possibler
21
16
POSSIBLE, that can b...
possibles
21
16
POSSIBLE, something...
possuming
20
19
POSSUM, to feign ign...
postaxial
24
20
situated behind any...
postbases
19
15
POSTBASE, a morpheme...
postboxes
25
22
POSTBOX, a mailbox [...
postbuses
20
16
POSTBUS, a small bus...
postcards
21
16
POSTCARD, to send a...
postcavae
21
19
POSTCAVA, a vein in...
postcaval
23
20
relating to the post...
postcavas
22
19
POSTCAVA, a vein in...
postcoded
20
17
POSTCODE, to give a...
postcodes
20
16
POSTCODE, to give a...
postcrash
23
17
after a crash [adj]
postdated
17
14
POSTDATE, to date af...
postdates
17
13
POSTDATE, to date af...
postering
18
15
POSTER, to stick bil...
posterior
17
12
coming after [adj PO...
posterise
17
12
(US and Canadian sla...
posterity
24
14
those coming after;...
posterize
20
21
(US and Canadian sla...
postfaces
22
18
POSTFACE, a brief no...
postfault
21
17
taking place after a...
postfixal
27
23
added or appended to...
postfixed
26
23
POSTFIX, to affix at...
postfixes
26
22
POSTFIX, to affix at...
postforms
21
18
POSTFORM, to shape s...
postgrads
19
15
POSTGRAD, a student...
posthaste
19
14
great haste [n -S]
postheats
19
14
POSTHEAT [n]
postholes
20
15
POSTHOLE, a hole dug...
posthorse
19
14
a horse used to deli...
posthouse
19
15
an inn, orig where h...
postiches
23
17
POSTICHE, (French) a...
posticous
21
16
of the position of p...
postiling
20
16
POSTIL, to gloss [v]
postilion
18
14
(historical) a perso...
postilled
20
15
POSTIL, to gloss [v]
postiller
20
14
one who postils, pro...
postiques
26
22
POSTIQUE, an imitati...
postludes
19
15
POSTLUDE, a closing...
postmarks
20
19
POSTMARK, to stamp m...
postnasal
17
14
situated or occurrin...
postnatal
17
14
following childbirth...
postponed
18
17
POSTPONE, to put off...
postponer
18
16
one who postpones [n...
postpones
18
16
POSTPONE, to put off...
postposed
19
16
POSTPOSE, to place a...
postposes
19
15
POSTPOSE, to place a...
postpunks
21
21
POSTPUNK, a follower...
postrider
18
13
one who rides over a...
postsyncs
27
18
POSTSYNC, (short for...
postteens
16
13
POSTTEEN, a young ad...
posttests
18
12
POSTTEST, a test giv...
posttrial
19
13
taking place after a...
postulant
18
15
a candidate for a re...
postulata
18
14
POSTULATUM, (Latin)...
postulate
18
14
to assume or claim a...
posturers
18
13
POSTURER, one who po...
posturing
19
16
the act of striking...
posturise
18
13
to posture, also POS...
posturist
19
13
one who postures, al...
posturize
21
22
to posture, also POS...
postviral
21
17
as in postviral synd...
postwoman
20
19
a female postman [n...
postwomen
20
19
POSTWOMAN, a female...
potashing
20
17
POTASH, to treat wit...
potassium
19
16
a silvery alkaline m...
potations
16
13
POTATION, the act of...
potatobug
20
18
the Colorado beetle...
potboiled
20
17
POTBOIL, to produce...
potboiler
20
16
a work in art or lit...
potencies
19
16
POTENCY, the quality...
potentate
15
13
a powerful ruler; a...
potential
17
14
latent, possible or...
potentise
16
13
to render the latent...
potentize
19
22
to render the latent...
pothecary
28
19
an apothecary, also...
pothering
20
17
POTHER, to make a co...
potholder
20
16
a piece of material...
potholers
20
15
POTHOLER, someone wh...
potholing
21
18
the sport of explori...
pothouses
19
15
POTHOUSE, an alehous...
pothunter
19
16
someone who hunts fo...
potlaches
23
18
POTLACH, (Native Ame...
potometer
17
15
an instrument measur...
potpourri
20
16
(French) a mixture o...
potshards
20
15
POTSHARD, a fragment...
potshares
19
14
POTSHARE, a fragment...
potsherds
20
15
POTSHERD, a fragment...
potstones
16
13
POTSTONE, a variety...
potterers
17
12
POTTERER, one who po...
potteries
17
12
POTTERY, articles mo...
pottering
18
15
busying oneself with...
pottiness
17
13
daftness [n -ES]
pottingar
18
15
(Scots) an apothecar...
pottinger
18
15
a small dish for sou...
potwaller
22
17
a man entitled to th...
pouchfuls
27
23
POUCHFUL, as much as...
pouchiest
23
18
POUCHY, resembling a...
pouffiest
22
19
POUFFY, like a pouf,...
poulaines
17
15
POULAINE, a pointy t...
poulardes
18
15
POULARDE, a spayed h...
pouldrons
18
16
POULDRON, a shoulder...
poulterer
18
14
a dealer in dead fow...
poulticed
22
18
POULTICE, to apply a...
poultices
22
17
POULTICE, to apply a...
poultries
19
14
POULTRY, farmyard fo...
pounching
23
22
(Spenser) punching [...
poundages
17
17
POUNDAGE, a charge f...
poundcake
20
22
a sweet rich cake co...
poundings
18
18
POUNDING, the act of...
pourboire
19
16
(French) a tip, grat...
pouringly
26
19
POURING, of rain, ve...
pourpoint
19
17
(French) a mediaeval...
poursewed
20
17
POURSEW, (Spenser) t...
poursuing
19
17
POURSUE, (Spenser) t...
poursuits
19
14
POURSUIT, (Spenser)...
pourtrayd
24
16
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
pourtrays
24
15
POURTRAY, (Spenser)...
pousowdie
20
17
(Scots) any mixture...
poussette
17
13
(French) a movement,...
poutassou
17
14
a gadoid fish, aka b...
pouthered
19
16
POUTHER, to powder [...
poutingly
26
19
POUTING [adv]
poverties
19
16
POVERTY, the state o...
powderers
20
16
POWDERER, one who po...
powderier
20
16
POWDERY, like powder...
powdering
21
19
the act of applying...
powellise
22
17
to season and preser...
powellite
22
17
calcium molybdate [n...
powellize
25
26
to season and preser...
powerboat
21
18
a boat propelled by...
powerless
21
16
without power [adj P...
powerplay
29
21
strong, attacking pl...
powfagged
24
23
(dialect) exhausted...
powtering
21
18
POWTER, (Scots) to p...
powwowing
27
24
POWWOW, to hold such...
poysoning
23
18
POYSON, (obsolete) t...
pozidrive
23
26
(trade) having a pat...
pozzolana
22
32
(Italian) volcanic a...
pozzolans
23
32
POZZOLAN, (Italian)...
pracharak
23
21
(Hindi) in India, a...
practical
25
19
relating to actual p...
practiced
24
19
PRACTICE, to train o...
practicer
24
18
one who practices, a...
practices
24
18
PRACTICE, to train o...
practicks
26
22
PRACTICK, (archaic)...
practicum
26
22
(Latin) a course of...
practique
29
25
(archaic) practice,...
practised
21
16
PRACTISE, to train o...
practiser
21
15
one who practises, a...
practises
21
15
PRACTISE, to train o...
practolol
22
17
a drug formerly used...
praeamble
20
19
(Milton) a preamble,...
praecipes
22
18
PRAECIPE, (Latin) a...
praecoces
22
18
(Latin) a division o...
praedials
18
14
PRAEDIAL, a rural sl...
praefects
22
18
PRAEFECT, an ancient...
praelects
21
16
PRAELECT, to lecture...
praeludia
18
15
PRAELUDIUM, (Latin)...
praenomen
15
17
(Latin) the first na...
praesidia
17
13
PRAESIDIUM, (Latin)...
pragmatic
23
20
dealing with facts a...
praiseach
22
17
(Irish) a kind of oa...
praiseful
21
17
praiseworthy [adj]
praisings
19
15
PRAISING, the act of...
pranayama
22
18
(Sanskrit) the disci...
prancings
21
19
PRANCING, the act of...
prancking
22
23
PRANCKE, (obsolete)...
prankiest
18
17
PRANKY, of the natur...
prankings
19
20
PRANKING, colourful...
prankling
20
21
PRANKLE, to prance l...
pranksome
18
20
full of pranks [adj]
prankster
18
17
one who plays pranks...
pratfalls
22
17
PRATFALL, to fall on...
pratingly
26
18
PRATING [adv]
pratiques
26
22
PRATIQUE, permission...
prattlers
19
13
PRATTLER, one who pr...
prattling
20
16
PRATTLE, to talk at...
prauncing
21
20
PRAUNCE, (Spenser) t...
pravities
20
16
PRAVITY, wickedness...
prayerful
27
19
given to prayer [adj...
prayingly
32
20
PRAYING, in prayer [...
preabsorb
21
18
to absorb beforehand...
preaccuse
23
19
to accuse in advance...
preachers
22
17
PREACHER, one that p...
preachier
22
17
PREACHY, tending to...
preachify
31
22
to discourse in the...
preachily
30
20
PREACHY, tending to...
preaching
23
20
advocating urgently...
preacting
21
18
PREACT, to act befor...
preadamic
21
19
relating to the beli...
preadapts
19
16
PREADAPT, to adapt b...
preadjust
20
23
to adjust in advance...
preadmits
19
16
PREADMIT, to admit b...
preadopts
19
16
PREADOPT, to adopt b...
preadults
19
15
PREADULT, a person o...
preallots
19
14
PREALLOT, to allot b...
prealters
18
13
PREALTER, to alter b...
preambled
21
20
PREAMBLE, to give an...
preambles
21
19
PREAMBLE, to give an...
prearming
19
18
PREARM, to arm befor...
preassign
18
15
to assign in advance...
preassing
18
15
PREASSE, to press, a...
preassure
17
13
to assure in advance...
preatomic
21
18
before the harnessin...
preattune
16
14
to attune in advance...
preaudits
18
14
PREAUDIT, an audit m...
prebaking
21
22
PREBAKE, to bake bef...
prebattle
20
16
before battle [adj]
prebendal
19
18
relating to prebends...
prebidden
19
18
PREBID, to bid befor...
prebilled
22
18
PREBILL, to bill bef...
prebiotic
23
18
a natural substances...
prebirths
23
17
PREBIRTH, the period...
preboards
19
16
PREBOARD, to board b...
preboiled
20
17
PREBOIL, to boil bef...
prebooked
19
20
PREBOOK, to book bef...
prebought
23
20
PREBUY, to buy befor...
prebudget
21
19
a preliminary budget...
prebuilds
22
18
PREBUILD, to build b...
prebuttal
21
17
a prepared response...
prebuying
27
21
PREBUY, to buy befor...
precancel
23
20
to cancel in advance...
precancer
22
19
preceding cancer [ad...
precative
22
19
supplicating; expres...
precatory
26
17
expressing a wish [a...
precaudal
21
18
in front of the caud...
precedent
19
17
preceding [adj PRECE...
preceding
21
19
PRECEDE, to go befor...
precensor
19
16
to censor a publicat...
precented
19
17
PRECENT, to lead a c...
precentor
19
16
a leader of the sing...
precepits
23
18
PRECEPIT, (Shakespea...
preceptor
22
18
a teacher [n -S]
precessed
20
16
PRECESS, of a spinni...
precesses
20
15
PRECESS, of a spinni...
precharge
23
19
to charge in advance...
prechecks
27
24
PRECHECK, to check b...
prechills
26
19
PRECHILL, to chill b...
prechoose
21
17
to choose beforehand...
prechosen
21
18
PRECHOOSE, to choose...
precieuse
20
16
(French) a woman aff...
precincts
24
19
PRECINCT, a space, e...
precipice
26
21
a high vertical or n...
precisely
28
18
PRECISE, sharply and...
precisest
21
15
PRECISE, sharply and...
precisian
20
16
a person excessively...
precising
22
18
PRECIS, to make a co...
precision
20
16
the state of being p...
precisive
23
19
dividing off, separa...
precleans
20
17
PRECLEAN, to clean b...
preclears
21
16
PRECLEAR, to clear b...
precluded
22
19
PRECLUDE, to rule ou...
precludes
22
18
PRECLUDE, to rule ou...
precocial
24
19
of or relating to bi...
precocity
30
20
the state of being p...
precoding
21
19
PRECODE, to code bef...
precoital
21
16
taking place before...
preconise
19
16
to proclaim; to summ...
preconize
22
25
to proclaim; to summ...
precooked
20
20
PRECOOK, to cook bef...
precooker
20
19
a device for prepari...
precooled
20
17
PRECOOL, to cool bef...
precrease
19
15
to crease in advance...
precrisis
22
15
before a crisis [n]
precuring
22
19
PRECURE, to cure bef...
precurrer
21
16
(Shakespeare) a prec...
precursed
21
17
PRECURSE, to foresha...
precurses
21
16
PRECURSE [n]
precursor
21
16
something that goes...
precycled
31
22
PRECYCLE, (of a cons...
precycles
31
21
PRECYCLE, (of a cons...
predacity
27
18
being predacious, li...
predating
18
16
PREDATE, to date bef...
predation
16
14
the killing and cons...
predatism
19
16
the state of preying...
predative
19
17
relating to predatio...
predators
17
13
PREDATOR, an animal...
predatory
23
15
preying on other ani...
predeaths
19
15
PREDEATH, the period...
predebate
18
16
before a debate [adj...
prededuct
21
18
to deduct beforehand...
predefine
18
17
to define in advance...
predellas
19
15
PREDELLA, a board be...
predesign
18
16
to design in advance...
predevote
18
17
to devote or dedicat...
predicant
20
17
a preacher; specific...
predicate
20
16
that which is affirm...
predicted
21
17
PREDICT, to tell of...
predicter
21
16
one who predicts, al...
predictor
21
16
one who predicts, al...
predigest
19
15
to digest in advance...
predikant
18
18
(Dutch) a Dutch refo...
predilect
22
17
chosen in preference...
predinner
16
15
taking place before...
predoomed
17
17
PREDOOM, to sentence...
predrafts
20
16
PREDRAFT, a prelimin...
predrills
21
15
PREDRILL, to drill b...
predrying
25
18
PREDRY, to dry befor...
preedited
17
14
PREEDIT, to edit bef...
preelects
21
16
PREELECT, to elect b...
preempted
20
19
PREEMPT, to acquire...
preemptor
20
18
one who preempts [n...
preenacts
19
16
PREENACT, to enact b...
preerects
20
15
PREERECT, to erect b...
preexcite
26
22
to stimulate in prep...
preexempt
26
25
to exempt beforehand...
preexilic
28
23
before the exile, us...
preexists
24
19
PREEXIST, to exist b...
preexpose
24
22
to expose in advance...
prefabbed
23
22
PREFAB, (short for)...
prefacers
22
18
PREFACER, one that p...
prefacial
23
19
relating to a prefac...
prefacing
23
21
PREFACE, to introduc...
prefading
20
19
PREFADE, to fade bef...
prefatory
25
17
acting as a preface...
preferred
19
16
PREFER, to like bett...
preferrer
19
15
one who prefers [n -...
prefeudal
20
18
before feudalism [ad...
prefigure
21
18
to imagine beforehan...
prefiling
22
19
PREFILE, to file bef...
prefilled
22
18
filled in advance [a...
prefiring
21
18
PREFIRE, to fire bef...
prefixing
27
25
PREFIX, to add to th...
prefixion
25
23
the act of prefixing...
preflight
25
20
to inspect an aircra...
preformat
20
18
to format in advance...
preformed
20
19
PREFORM, to form bef...
prefranks
20
20
PREFRANK, to frank b...
prefreeze
21
24
to freeze beforehand...
prefrozen
21
25
PREFREEZE, to freeze...
prefunded
19
19
PREFUND, to fund bef...
preggiest
20
16
PREGGY, (colloquial)...
pregnable
20
19
capable of being tak...
pregnance
19
19
(obsolete) pregnancy...
pregnancy
26
21
the state of being p...
pregrowth
24
19
the period before so...
preguided
19
17
PREGUIDE, to guide b...
preguides
19
16
PREGUIDE, to guide b...
prehallux
28
24
an extra first toe,...
prehandle
19
17
to handle beforehand...
preharden
18
16
to harden in advance...
preheated
18
15
PREHEAT, to heat bef...
preheater
18
14
something or someone...
prehended
18
17
PREHEND, to lay hold...
prehensor
18
15
something that grasp...
prehiring
21
17
before hiring [adj]
prehnites
19
15
PREHNITE, an orthorh...
prehumans
20
19
PREHUMAN, a prototyp...
preimpose
20
18
to impose in advance...
preinform
20
19
to inform in advance...
preinsert
17
13
to insert beforehand...
preinvite
19
17
to invite beforehand...
prejudged
21
26
PREJUDGE, to judge b...
prejudger
21
25
one who prejudges [n...
prejudges
21
25
PREJUDGE, to judge b...
prejudice
23
26
a judgement or opini...
prejudize
23
32
(Spenser) prognostic...
prelacies
21
16
PRELACY, the office...
prelatess
18
13
a female prelate [n...
prelatial
19
14
relating to a prelat...
prelaties
18
13
PRELATY, the office...
prelation
17
14
preferment; promotio...
prelatise
18
13
to bring under the i...
prelatish
21
15
(Milton) like a prel...
prelatism
20
16
domination by prelat...
prelatist
19
13
a supporter or adher...
prelatize
21
22
to bring under the i...
prelature
18
14
the office of prelat...
prelaunch
23
20
preceding a launch [...
prelected
21
17
PRELECT, to lecture,...
prelector
21
16
a reader of lectures...
prelimits
21
16
PRELIMIT, to limit b...
preloaded
17
15
PRELOAD, to load bef...
prelocate
20
16
to locate in advance...
preluders
19
15
PRELUDER, a person w...
preludial
20
16
of or pertaining to...
preluding
20
18
PRELUDE, to play a m...
prelusion
18
15
a prelude, an introd...
prelusive
21
18
introductory, also P...
prelusory
25
16
introductory, also P...
premarket
19
19
before the developme...
premature
18
16
ahead of due time [a...
premedics
22
19
PREMEDIC, a student...
premerger
19
17
before a merger [adj...
premiered
18
16
PREMIERE, to present...
premieres
18
15
PREMIERE, to present...
premising
20
18
PREMISE, to state in...
premissed
19
16
PREMISS, to state or...
premisses
19
15
PREMISS, to state or...
premixing
26
25
PREMIX, to mix befor...
premodern
17
17
occurring before the...
premodify
27
21
to modify beforehand...
premolars
19
16
PREMOLAR, a premolar...
premolded
19
18
PREMOLD, to mold bef...
premonish
20
18
to warn beforehand [...
premosaic
21
18
relating to the time...
premotion
17
16
a motion or impulse...
premoulds
20
18
PREMOULD, to mould i...
premoving
21
22
PREMOVE, to incite o...
prenasals
17
14
PRENASAL, a prenasal...
prenatals
17
14
PRENATAL, a prenatal...
prenomens
16
17
PRENOMEN, the first...
prenomina
16
17
PRENOMEN, the first...
prenotify
25
18
to notify beforehand...
prenotion
15
14
a notion which prece...
prenticed
20
17
PRENTICE, to place w...
prentices
20
16
PRENTICE, to place w...
prenubile
20
18
before the state of...
prenumber
20
20
to number in advance...
preobtain
18
16
to obtain in advance...
preoccupy
32
24
to engross or fill t...
preocular
21
17
a scale in front of...
preoption
18
16
the right of first c...
preordain
16
14
to ordain in advance...
preorders
17
13
PREORDER, to order b...
prepacked
23
23
PREPACK, to package...
preparers
19
15
PREPARER, one who pr...
preparing
20
18
PREPARE, to get read...
prepasted
19
16
PREPASTE, to paste b...
prepastes
19
15
PREPASTE, to paste b...
prepaving
22
22
PREPAVE, to pave bef...
prepaying
26
20
PREPAY, to pay in ad...
prepensed
18
17
PREPENSE, (Spenser)...
prepenses
18
16
PREPENSE, (Spenser)...
preplaced
23
20
PREPLACE, to place b...
preplaces
23
19
PREPLACE, to place b...
prepollex
27
24
(Latin) in some anim...
preponing
19
19
PREPONE, to bring fo...
preposing
20
18
PREPOSE, to place a...
prepostor
19
15
(Latin) the name use...
prepotent
18
16
potent in a very hig...
preppiest
22
18
PREPPY, denoting the...
prepriced
23
19
PREPRICE, to price b...
preprices
23
18
PREPRICE, to price b...
preprints
20
16
PREPRINT, to print i...
prepueblo
22
20
belonging to the per...
preputial
21
17
of or relating to th...
prerecord
20
16
to record in advance...
prerectal
21
16
in front of the rect...
prereform
20
18
before reform [adj]
prereturn
17
14
preceding a return [...
prereview
22
19
taking place before...
prerinsed
17
14
PRERINSE, to rinse b...
prerinses
17
13
PRERINSE, to rinse b...
presagers
18
14
PRESAGER, one who, o...
presaging
19
17
PRESAGE, to foretell...
presbyope
27
20
one who has presbyop...
presbyopy
34
22
long-sightedness in...
presbyter
26
17
an elder in the earl...
presbytes
26
17
PRESBYTE, an elder i...
presbytic
30
20
relating to an old m...
preschool
23
18
a kindergarten or nu...
prescient
20
16
having foresight or...
prescinds
21
17
PRESCIND, to conside...
prescious
21
16
prescient, also PRES...
prescored
20
16
PRESCORE, to record...
prescores
20
15
PRESCORE, to record...
prescreen
19
16
to screen in advance...
prescribe
23
18
to lay down a rule o...
prescript
24
18
(archaic) a thing th...
prescutum
23
20
in insects, a plate...
preseason
15
13
before the advent of...
preselect
21
16
to select in advance...
presences
19
16
PRESENCE, close prox...
presenile
17
14
occurring before the...
presented
16
14
PRESENT, to bring in...
presentee
15
13
one presented to a b...
presenter
16
13
one who presents [n...
presently
24
16
shortly, soon [adv]
preserved
19
17
PRESERVE, to keep sa...
preserver
19
16
one who preserves [n...
preserves
19
16
PRESERVE, to keep sa...
presettle
18
13
to settle in advance...
preshaped
21
18
PRESHAPE, to shape b...
preshapes
21
17
PRESHAPE, to shape b...
preshowed
22
18
PRESHOW, to show bef...
preshrank
20
19
PRESHRINK, to shrink...
preshrink
21
19
to shrink in advance...
preshrunk
21
20
PRESHRINK, to shrink...
president
17
14
the head of a state,...
presiders
18
13
PRESIDER, one who pr...
presidial
19
14
of or pertaining to...
presiding
19
16
PRESIDE, to occupy t...
presidios
18
13
PRESIDIO, a Spanish...
presidium
20
17
a standing committee...
presifted
20
16
PRESIFT, to sift bef...
presignal
19
16
to signal in advance...
presliced
22
17
PRESLICE, to slice b...
preslices
22
16
PRESLICE, to slice b...
presoaked
17
17
PRESOAK, to soak bef...
presolved
20
18
PRESOLVE, to solve b...
presolves
20
17
PRESOLVE, to solve b...
presorted
17
13
PRESORT, to sort bef...
pressfats
20
15
PRESSFAT, a vat for...
pressfuls
22
17
PRESSFUL, the conten...
pressgang
19
17
a squad of sailors f...
pressings
19
15
PRESSING, an article...
pressions
17
13
PRESSION, pressure [...
pressmark
20
19
a mark on a book to...
pressroom
18
15
a room for reporters...
pressruns
18
14
PRESSRUN, a continuo...
pressured
18
14
PRESSURE, to apply f...
pressures
18
13
PRESSURE, to apply f...
presswork
22
19
the operation of a p...
prestamps
21
18
PRESTAMP, to stamp b...
presterna
16
13
PRESTERNUM, the ante...
prestiges
19
14
PRESTIGE, charm, mag...
prestored
17
13
PRESTORE, to store b...
prestores
17
12
PRESTORE, to store b...
prestress
18
12
to stress in advance...
prestrike
19
16
preceding a strike [...
presumers
19
16
PRESUMER, one who pr...
presuming
20
19
PRESUME, to take for...
presummit
21
19
preceding a (politic...
presurvey
26
19
to survey in advance...
pretaping
20
18
PRETAPE, to tape bef...
pretasted
17
13
PRETASTE, to taste b...
pretastes
17
12
PRETASTE, to taste b...
pretences
19
16
PRETENCE, the act of...
pretended
16
15
PRETEND, to make bel...
pretender
16
14
one who lays claim t...
pretenses
16
13
PRETENSE, the act of...
preterist
18
12
a person who holds t...
preterite
17
12
the grammatical tens...
preterits
18
12
PRETERIT, the gramma...
pretermit
19
15
to omit, neglect to...
pretested
17
13
PRETEST, to give a p...
pretexted
23
20
PRETEXT, to allege a...
pretorial
18
13
relating to a pretor...
pretorian
16
13
a former praetor or...
pretrains
17
13
PRETRAIN, to train b...
pretravel
20
17
before travel [adj]
pretreats
17
12
PRETREAT, to treat b...
pretrials
19
13
PRETRIAL, a proceedi...
prettiest
18
12
PRETTY, pleasing to...
prettying
25
17
PRETTY, to make attr...
prettyish
27
16
somewhat pretty [adj...
prettyism
26
17
affectation of a pre...
pretyping
27
20
PRETYPE, to type bef...
preunions
16
15
PREUNION, a union be...
preunited
17
15
PREUNITE, to unite b...
preunites
17
14
PREUNITE, to unite b...
prevailed
20
18
PREVAIL, to triumph...
prevailer
20
17
one who prevails [n...
prevalent
19
18
prevailing, widespre...
prevalued
20
19
PREVALUE, to value b...
prevalues
20
18
PREVALUE, to value b...
prevening
19
20
PREVENE, to precede,...
prevented
18
18
PREVENT, to keep fro...
preventer
18
17
one who prevents [n...
preverbal
22
20
relating to the peri...
previable
22
20
before the stage whe...
previewed
22
20
PREVIEW, to view or...
previewer
22
19
one who previews [n...
prevising
21
19
PREVISE, to foresee...
prevision
19
17
foresight [n -S] / t...
previsits
21
16
PREVISIT, to visit b...
previsors
20
16
PREVISOR, one that p...
prewarmed
21
19
PREWARM, to warm bef...
prewarned
19
17
PREWARN, to warn in...
prewashed
22
18
PREWASH, to wash bef...
prewashes
22
17
PREWASH, to wash bef...
preweighs
24
19
PREWEIGH, to weigh b...
prewiring
22
18
PREWIRE, to wire bef...
preworked
21
20
PREWORK, to work bef...
priapisms
22
18
PRIAPISM, a persiste...
priapuses
20
16
PRIAPUS, a represent...
priceable
23
19
that can be priced [...
priceless
22
16
beyond price [adj PR...
priciness
21
16
the state of being p...
prickiest
23
19
PRICKY, having many...
prickings
24
22
PRICKING, a prickly...
pricklier
24
20
PRICKLY, having many...
prickling
25
23
the act of prickling...
prickwood
25
23
the spindle tree [n...
prideless
19
14
without pride [adj]
priedieus
18
14
PRIEDIEU, (French) a...
priedieux
24
21
PRIEDIEU, (French) a...
priestess
18
12
a female priest [n -...
priesting
19
15
PRIEST, to ordain as...
priggings
22
19
PRIGGING, thievery [...
priggisms
23
19
PRIGGISM, prim adher...
primacies
22
18
PRIMACY, the state o...
primaeval
21
20
belonging to the ear...
primality
27
18
the state of being p...
primaries
19
15
PRIMARY, a prelimina...
primarily
27
18
PRIMARY, taking firs...
primatals
20
16
PRIMATAL, any of an...
primatial
20
16
of or pertaining to...
primavera
20
19
(Italian) a kind of...
primeness
18
16
the state of being f...
primetime
20
18
occurring during or...
primipara
21
18
(Latin) a woman who...
primitiae
19
15
(Latin) the first ye...
primitial
21
16
of or relating to pr...
primitias
20
15
(Spenser) the first...
primitive
22
19
belonging to earlies...
primordia
19
16
PRIMORDIUM, (Latin)...
primrosed
19
16
PRIMROSE, to gather...
primroses
19
15
PRIMROSE, to gather...
primsiest
20
15
PRIMSIE, (Scots) pri...
primuline
20
18
a yellow coal-tar dy...
princedom
21
20
the realm or authori...
princekin
21
21
a petty prince, also...
princelet
21
17
a petty prince, also...
princesse
20
16
a lady's long, close...
principal
24
20
chief [adj PRINCIPAL...
principia
23
19
PRINCIPIUM, (Latin)...
principle
24
20
a guiding rule [n -S...
princocks
25
23
PRINCOCK, (Shakespea...
princoxes
26
23
PRINCOX, a conceited...
printable
20
17
that can be printed...
printhead
19
16
the part of a printe...
printings
19
16
PRINTING, the art of...
printless
19
14
making no imprint [a...
printouts
18
14
PRINTOUT, the printe...
priorates
17
12
PRIORATE, the state...
priorship
23
17
the state or office...
prismatic
23
18
of, resembling or pr...
prismoids
20
16
PRISMOID, a body tha...
prisoners
17
13
PRISONER, one that i...
prisoning
18
16
PRISON, to imprison...
prisonous
17
14
(Dickens) of or like...
prissiest
19
12
PRISSY, affectedly p...
pristanes
17
13
PRISTANE, a saturate...
privacies
23
19
PRIVACY, the state o...
privadoes
19
17
PRIVADO, (obsolete)...
privateer
19
16
a licensed pirate [n...
privately
27
19
PRIVATE, secluded fr...
privatest
20
16
PRIVATE, secluded fr...
privation
19
17
the act of depriving...
privatise
20
16
to transfer from own...
privatism
22
19
a tendency to be con...
privatist
21
16
one who believes in...
privative
22
20
indicating absence,...
privatize
23
25
to transfer from own...
privilege
22
19
an advantage, right...
privities
21
16
PRIVITY, private kno...
proaction
19
16
action that initiate...
proactive
22
19
tending to make chan...
probables
22
19
PROBABLE, something...
probating
20
18
PROBATE, to establis...
probation
18
16
the act of proving;...
probative
21
19
testing, affording p...
probatory
25
17
testing, affording p...
probeable
21
19
that can be probed [...
probingly
28
21
PROBING [adv]
probiotic
23
18
relating to substanc...
probities
20
15
PROBITY, complete an...
proboscis
23
18
an elongated organ,...
procacity
30
20
forwardness, insolen...
procaines
19
16
PROCAINE, a compound...
procambia
23
21
PROCAMBIUM, the youn...
procaryon
25
18
the nucleus of a blu...
procedure
20
17
a way of doing somet...
proceeded
19
17
PROCEED, to go onwar...
proceeder
19
16
one who proceeds [n...
procerity
27
17
tallness, loftiness...
processed
20
16
PROCESS, to treat or...
processer
20
15
something that proce...
processes
20
15
PROCESS, to treat or...
processor
20
15
something that proce...
prochoice
25
20
in favour of women's...
prochurch
29
23
favourable to church...
procident
20
17
relating to prociden...
procincts
24
19
PROCINCT, (Milton) p...
proclaims
23
19
PROCLAIM, to make kn...
proclises
22
16
PROCLISIS, the pronu...
proclisis
23
16
the pronunciation of...
proclitic
26
19
of a word, transferr...
proconsul
21
18
an officer who disch...
procreant
19
16
generating; producin...
procreate
19
15
to engender, beget o...
proctitis
22
15
inflammation of the...
proctodea
19
16
PROCTODEUM, the post...
proctored
20
16
PROCTOR, to officiat...
procuracy
30
21
the office of a proc...
procurals
22
17
PROCURAL, the act or...
procurers
21
16
PROCURER, someone wh...
procuress
21
16
a female procurer, o...
procureur
21
17
(French) a procurato...
procuring
22
19
the act of obtaining...
procyonid
26
19
a member of the Proc...
proddings
19
17
PRODDING, the act of...
prodigals
20
16
PRODIGAL, a wastrel,...
prodigies
19
15
PRODIGY, a child wit...
proditors
18
13
PRODITOR, a traitor...
proditory
24
15
treacherous [adj]
prodnosed
16
15
PRODNOSE, to pry, ma...
prodnoses
16
14
PRODNOSE, to pry, ma...
prodromal
19
17
of or pertaining to...
prodromes
18
16
PRODROME, a prefator...
prodromic
22
19
of or pertaining to...
prodromus
19
17
a prefatory work; an...
producers
21
17
PRODUCER, one that p...
producing
22
20
PRODUCE, to bring in...
proembryo
26
20
a group of cells for...
proenzyme
26
27
an enzyme in an inac...
proestrus
18
13
in mammals, the comi...
profamily
28
21
supportive of the fa...
profanely
25
19
PROFANE [adv]
profaners
18
16
PROFANER, one who pr...
profaning
19
19
PROFANE, to treat wi...
profanity
25
18
the state of being p...
professed
19
16
PROFESS, to affirm o...
professes
19
15
PROFESS, to affirm o...
professor
19
15
a university or coll...
proffered
21
19
PROFFER, to present...
profferer
21
18
one who proffers [n...
profilers
21
16
PROFILER, one who pr...
profiling
22
19
the process of compi...
profilist
22
16
one who draws profil...
profiteer
19
15
a person who takes a...
profiters
20
15
PROFITER, one who pr...
profiting
21
18
the act of profiting...
profluent
20
18
(Milton) flowing out...
profounds
19
18
PROFOUND, something...
profusely
27
19
PROFUSE, pouring for...
profusers
20
16
PROFUSER, a prodigal...
profusion
19
17
the state of being p...
profusive
22
20
profuse, also PROFUS...
progenies
17
15
PROGENY, a descendan...
progerias
18
14
PROGERIA, a syndrome...
progestin
18
15
a hormone concerned...
prognosed
17
16
PROGNOSE, to forecas...
prognoses
17
15
PROGNOSE, to forecas...
prognosis
18
15
a forecasting or for...
prograded
18
16
PROGRADE, to accumul...
progrades
18
15
PROGRADE, to accumul...
programed
19
18
PROGRAM, to arrange...
programer
19
17
(US) one who writes...
programme
20
20
to prepare a program...
prohibits
23
17
PROHIBIT, to forbid...
proigning
19
18
PROIGN, (obsolete) t...
projected
22
25
PROJECT, to extend o...
projector
22
24
an apparatus for pro...
prokaryon
23
19
the nucleus of a blu...
prokaryot
24
18
a bacterium or blue-...
prolabour
20
17
favouring an organiz...
prolactin
21
17
a hormone produced b...
prolamine
18
17
one of a group of pr...
prolamins
19
17
PROLAMIN, one of a g...
prolapsed
20
17
PROLAPSE, to slip or...
prolapses
20
16
PROLAPSE, to slip or...
prolapsus
21
17
(Latin) a prolapse [...
prolately
25
16
PROLATE, having flat...
prolating
19
16
PROLATE, to lengthen...
prolation
17
14
an utterance; the ti...
prolative
20
17
esp. of an infinitiv...
prolepses
20
16
PROLEPSIS, (Greek) a...
prolepsis
21
16
(Greek) a rhetorical...
proleptic
24
19
relating to prolepsi...
proletary
24
15
a proletarian, also...
prolicide
22
17
killing of offspring...
prolixity
32
22
long-windedness in s...
prologing
20
18
PROLOG, to preface,...
prologise
19
15
to speak a prolog, a...
prologist
20
15
a writer of prologue...
prologize
22
24
to speak a prolog, a...
prologued
19
17
PROLOGUE, to preface...
prologues
19
16
PROLOGUE, to preface...
prolonged
18
17
PROLONG, to lengthen...
prolonger
18
16
one who, or that whi...
prolonges
18
16
PROLONGE, a rope use...
prolusion
18
15
preliminary performa...
prolusory
25
16
relating to prolusio...
promachos
23
20
(Greek) a champion o...
promenade
16
17
(French) a walk for...
prometals
19
16
PROMETAL, a kind of...
prometric
22
18
in favour of the met...
prominent
17
17
standing out, projec...
promisees
18
15
PROMISEE, one who is...
promisers
19
15
PROMISER, one who pr...
promising
20
18
PROMISE, to make a d...
promisors
19
15
PROMISOR, one who pr...
promissor
19
15
one who makes a (leg...
promodern
17
17
in favour of the mod...
promoters
18
15
PROMOTER, one who pr...
promoting
19
18
PROMOTE, to help for...
promotion
17
16
the act of promoting...
promotive
20
19
tending to advance,...
promotors
18
15
PROMOTOR, a person w...
prompters
21
18
PROMPTER, one that p...
promptest
21
18
PROMPT, done without...
prompting
22
21
the act of supplying...
prompture
21
19
(Shakespeare) a sugg...
promulged
21
20
PROMULGE, (archaic)...
promulges
21
19
PROMULGE, (archaic)...
promusces
22
19
PROMUSCIS, a probosc...
promuscis
23
19
a proboscis, esp. an...
pronating
17
16
PRONATE, to turn the...
pronation
15
14
turning the hand and...
pronators
16
13
PRONATOR, a forearm...
proneness
15
14
the state of being p...
pronephra
20
18
PRONEPHROS, a primit...
prongbuck
25
26
the springbuck [n -S...
pronghorn
19
18
a North American rum...
pronkings
19
20
PRONKING, a springbo...
pronounce
18
18
to articulate one's...
pronuclei
21
18
PRONUCLEUS, the nucl...
pronuncio
19
18
a papal ambassador o...
prooemion
16
16
a preface, also PROE...
prooemium
19
19
a preface, also PROE...
proofings
20
18
PROOFING, material u...
proofless
20
16
wanting sufficient e...
proofread
18
16
to read checking for...
proofroom
19
18
a room where proofs...
propagate
19
17
to increase by natur...
propaging
21
20
PROPAGE, to propagat...
propagula
21
19
PROPAGULUM, a body w...
propagule
21
19
a body with the capa...
propaling
21
19
PROPALE, (Scots) to...
propanoic
21
19
as in propanoic acid...
propanols
19
17
PROPANOL, propyl alc...
propanone
16
17
a systematic name of...
propelled
21
18
PROPEL, to drive for...
propeller
21
17
someone who, or some...
propellor
21
17
someone who, or some...
propenals
19
17
PROPENAL, another na...
propended
18
18
PROPEND, to have a t...
propenoic
21
19
as in propenoic acid...
propenols
19
17
PROPENOL, a flammabl...
propenyls
26
19
PROPENYL, a hydrocar...
properdin
19
17
a natural protein in...
properest
19
15
PROPER, fitting [adj...
prophages
22
19
PROPHAGE, a form of...
prophases
21
17
PROPHASE, the first...
prophasic
25
20
relating to prophase...
prophetic
25
20
related to prophesy,...
prophylls
31
21
PROPHYLL, a small le...
propining
20
19
PROPINE, (archaic) t...
propionic
22
19
as in propionic acid...
propodeon
17
17
in some Hymenoptera,...
propodeum
20
20
in some Hymenoptera,...
proponent
17
17
bringing forward, pr...
proponing
19
19
PROPONE, to propose,...
proposals
20
16
PROPOSAL, something...
proposers
19
15
PROPOSER, one that p...
proposing
20
18
PROPOSE, to put forw...
proposita
19
15
a woman from whom a...
propositi
20
15
PROPOSITUS, (Latin)...
propounds
19
18
PROPOUND, to propose...
proppants
21
19
PROPPANT, a material...
propretor
19
15
a magistrate of anci...
propriety
26
17
properness, correct...
proptoses
19
15
PROPTOSIS, the forwa...
proptosis
20
15
the forward displace...
propulsor
21
17
something which prop...
propylaea
25
18
PROPYLAEUM, any cour...
propylene
25
19
a colorless gaseous...
propylite
27
18
an andesite altered...
propylons
26
19
PROPYLON, an entranc...
prorating
18
15
PRORATE, to divide p...
proration
16
13
the act of prorating...
prorector
20
15
an officer who presi...
proreform
20
18
in favour of reform...
prorogate
17
14
to end a session (of...
prorogued
18
16
PROROGUE, to end a s...
prorogues
18
15
PROROGUE, to end a s...
prosaical
21
16
relating to prose; d...
prosaisms
19
15
PROSAISM, a prosaic...
prosaists
18
12
PROSAIST, a writer o...
prosateur
17
13
(French) one who wri...
proscenia
19
16
PROSCENIUM, the part...
proscribe
23
18
to forbid, esp. by l...
proscript
24
18
a person who is pros...
proseccos
23
18
PROSECCO, (Italian)...
prosected
20
16
PROSECT, to dissect...
prosector
20
15
one who dissects bod...
prosecute
20
16
to pursue by law [v...
proselike
19
17
like prose [adj]
proselyte
24
15
a convert, esp. to J...
proseucha
22
18
(Latin) a place of p...
proseuche
22
18
(Latin) a place of p...
prosified
20
16
PROSIFY, to write pr...
prosifies
20
15
PROSIFY, to write pr...
prosimian
18
16
a primate of the sub...
prosiness
17
13
the state of being p...
prosocial
21
16
in the interests of...
prosodial
18
14
prosodical [adj]
prosodian
16
14
one skilled in proso...
prosodies
17
13
PROSODY, the study o...
prosodist
18
13
one skilled in proso...
prosomata
17
15
PROSOMA, the front r...
prosopons
18
16
PROSOPON, the embodi...
prospects
23
18
PROSPECT, to search...
prospered
19
16
PROSPER, to be succe...
prostates
17
12
PROSTATE, a gland in...
prostatic
21
15
of or pertaining to...
prosterna
16
13
PROSTERNUM, the ster...
prostomia
18
15
PROSTOMIUM, that por...
prostrate
17
12
prone; lying or bent...
prostyles
25
15
PROSTYLE, in Greek a...
prosumers
19
16
PROSUMER, a consumer...
protamine
17
16
any of a class of si...
protamins
18
16
PROTAMIN, any of a c...
protandry
23
16
the development of m...
protanope
17
16
a sufferer from prot...
proteases
16
12
PROTEASE, any enzyme...
protected
20
16
PROTECT, to shield f...
protecter
20
15
one who protects, al...
protector
20
15
one who protects, al...
protegees
17
14
PROTEGEE, (French) o...
proteides
17
13
PROTEIDE, a nitrogen...
proteinic
20
16
relating to protein...
protended
16
15
PROTEND, (archaic) t...
protenses
16
13
PROTENSE, (Spenser)...
proteomes
17
15
PROTEOME, the comple...
proteomic
21
18
relating to a proteo...
proteoses
16
12
PROTEOSE, a substanc...
protested
17
13
PROTEST, to express...
protester
17
12
one who protests, al...
protestor
17
12
one who protests, al...
proteuses
17
13
PROTEUS, any of the...
prothalli
22
16
PROTHALLUS, the free...
protheses
19
14
PROTHESIS, the devel...
prothesis
20
14
the development of a...
prothetic
23
17
of or pertaining to...
prothorax
25
21
the first or anterio...
protistan
17
13
one of the Protista,...
protistic
22
15
of or like a protist...
protoavis
19
16
a member of the genu...
protocols
21
16
PROTOCOL, to draw up...
protoderm
18
16
the dermatogen, the...
protogine
17
15
a kind of granite or...
protogyny
30
19
the development of f...
protonate
15
13
to acquire an additi...
protonema
16
16
a branched filament...
protopods
19
16
PROTOPOD, a part of...
protostar
17
12
a condensing mass of...
prototype
25
17
the first or origina...
protoxide
23
20
that one of a series...
protoxids
24
20
PROTOXID, that one o...
protozoal
20
22
of or pertaining to...
protozoan
18
22
any member of the Pr...
protozoic
23
24
of or pertaining to...
protozoon
18
22
any member of the Pr...
protracts
21
15
PROTRACT, to prolong...
protruded
18
15
PROTRUDE, to stick o...
protrudes
18
14
PROTRUDE, to stick o...
proturans
17
14
PROTURAN, any of an...
proudness
17
15
the quality of being...
proustite
18
13
a red silver ore, su...
provanted
18
18
PROVANT, (obsolete)...
proveable
21
20
that can be proved,...
proveably
28
22
PROVEABLE, that can...
provedore
18
17
a purveyor, also PRO...
provedors
19
17
PROVEDOR, a purveyor...
provender
18
18
dry food for domesti...
proverbed
21
20
PROVERB, to speak of...
proviants
19
17
PROVIANT, an allowan...
provident
19
18
seeing beforehand, a...
providers
20
17
PROVIDER, one that p...
providing
21
20
PROVIDE, to supply [...
providors
20
17
PROVIDOR, a purveyor...
provinces
22
20
PROVINCE, an adminis...
provining
20
20
PROVINE, to propagat...
provision
19
17
the act of providing...
provisoes
19
16
PROVISO, a clause in...
provisors
20
16
PROVISOR, (historica...
provisory
26
18
of the nature of a p...
provocant
21
20
one who provokes [n...
provokers
20
20
PROVOKER, something...
provoking
21
23
PROVOKE, to arouse t...
provolone
18
18
(Italian) a firm pli...
provostry
26
18
the office of provos...
prowessed
20
16
having prowess [adj]
prowesses
20
15
PROWESS, exceptional...
prowlings
23
19
PROWLING, the act of...
proxemics
28
25
the study of the hum...
proximate
24
22
nearest or next [adj...
proximity
32
24
immediate nearness i...
prozymite
28
26
a person who uses le...
prudences
20
18
PRUDENCE, the qualit...
prudently
25
18
PRUDENT, cautious, w...
pruderies
18
14
PRUDERY, a person wi...
prudishly
29
19
PRUDISH, marked by p...
prunellas
19
16
PRUNELLA, a strong s...
prunelles
19
16
PRUNELLE, (French) a...
prunellos
19
16
PRUNELLO, (Italian)...
prurience
20
17
the state of being p...
pruriency
27
19
the state of being p...
prusiking
21
20
PRUSIK, to climb usi...
prussiate
18
13
a salt of prussic ac...
prytaneum
24
19
an ancient Greek tow...
psalmbook
22
23
a book of psalms [n...
psalmists
21
16
PSALMIST, a writer o...
psalmodic
23
20
relating to a psalmo...
psalteria
18
13
PSALTERIUM, (Latin)...
psaltress
19
13
a woman who plays th...
psaltries
19
13
PSALTRY, an ancient...
psammites
20
18
PSAMMITE, a fine-gra...
psammitic
24
21
of or like psammite,...
psellisms
22
17
PSELLISM, a defect i...
psephisms
24
20
PSEPHISM, (historica...
psephites
22
17
PSEPHITE, a rock com...
psephitic
26
20
of or relating to pe...
pseudaxes
23
21
PSEUDAXIS, a sympodi...
pseudaxis
24
21
a sympodium, an axis...
pseudonym
24
20
a fictitious name as...
pseudopod
19
18
a process protruding...
psilocins
22
17
PSILOCIN, a hallucin...
psoraleas
17
13
PSORALEA, a plant of...
psoralens
17
14
PSORALEN, a drug use...
psoriases
17
12
PSORIASIS, the state...
psoriasis
18
12
the state of being a...
psoriatic
21
15
suffering from psori...
psychical
34
23
relating to the psyc...
psychisms
32
22
PSYCHISM, the doctri...
psychists
31
19
PSYCHIST, someone in...
psychogas
30
21
a gas which makes a...
psychoids
30
20
PSYCHOID, the hypoth...
psychoses
29
19
PSYCHOSIS, a serious...
psychosis
30
19
a serious mental dis...
psychotic
33
22
suffering from a psy...
psylliums
29
20
PSYLLIUM, the seed o...
ptarmigan
19
18
(Gaelic) a game-bird...
pteridine
17
14
any member of a genu...
pteropods
19
16
PTEROPOD, a small sw...
pterosaur
17
13
a pterodactyl, also...
pterygial
26
17
of or relating to a...
pterygium
27
20
a growth over the co...
pterygoid
25
17
winglike [adj] / a p...
ptomaines
17
16
PTOMAINE, a compound...
ptomainic
21
19
of or like ptomaine,...
ptyalised
25
16
PTYALISE, to induce...
ptyalises
25
15
PTYALISE, to induce...
ptyalisms
27
18
PTYALISM, an excessi...
ptyalized
28
25
PTYALIZE, to induce...
ptyalizes
28
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PTYALIZE, to induce...
puberties
20
16
PUBERTY, the beginni...
pubescent
22
20
arrived at puberty [...
publicans
24
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PUBLICAN, one who ow...
publicise
25
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to make public, also...
publicist
26
20
someone who publiciz...
publicity
32
22
the process of makin...
publicize
28
29
to make public, also...
published
24
20
PUBLISH, to print an...
publisher
24
19
one who publishes [n...
publishes
24
19
PUBLISH, to print an...
pucelages
22
19
PUCELAGE, virginity...
puckerers
22
20
PUCKERER, one who, o...
puckerier
22
20
PUCKERY, astringent;...
puckeries
22
20
PUCKERY, puckishness...
puckering
23
23
PUCKER, to gather in...
puckerood
21
21
(New Zealand slang)...
puckfists
26
23
PUCKFIST, a puffball...
puckishly
33
25
PUCKISH, like a puck...
pucksters
23
20
PUCKSTER, a hockey p...
puddening
18
19
a pad of rope used a...
puddering
19
18
PUDDER, to make a tu...
puddliest
20
16
PUDDLY, full of pudd...
puddlings
21
19
PUDDLING, the proces...
pudencies
20
18
PUDENCY, (Shakespear...
pudendous
17
17
(obsolete) shameful...
pudginess
19
17
the state of being p...
puerilely
26
17
PUERILE, juvenile; c...
puerilism
21
17
childishness [n -S]
puerility
26
16
the state of being p...
puerperae
18
16
PUERPERA, (Latin) a...
puerperal
20
17
of or relating to ch...
puerperia
19
16
PUERPERIUM, (Latin)...
puffbacks
29
29
PUFFBACK, a small Af...
puffballs
27
24
PUFFBALL, any of var...
puffbirds
26
23
PUFFBIRD, any bird o...
pufferies
22
19
PUFFERY, excessive p...
puffiness
22
20
the state of being p...
puffingly
31
25
PUFFING [adv]
puftaloon
19
18
(Australian) a type...
puggarees
19
17
PUGGAREE, (Hindi) a...
puggeries
20
17
PUGGERY, (Hindi) a t...
pugginess
20
18
the state of being p...
pugilisms
23
19
PUGILISM, the art of...
pugilists
22
16
PUGILIST, one who fi...
pugnacity
28
21
the state of being p...
puirtiths
22
15
PUIRTITH, (Scots) po...
puissance
20
17
(archaic) power, als...
puissaunt
18
15
(archaic) powerful,...
pulicides
23
18
PULICIDE, an agent u...
pullbacks
27
25
PULLBACK, a restrain...
pulleying
27
20
PULLEY, to hoist wit...
pullovers
22
19
PULLOVER, a garment...
pullulate
21
17
to swarm, to teem; t...
pulmonary
25
20
of or pertaining to...
pulmonate
18
18
a member of the Pulm...
pulmonics
23
21
PULMONIC, a medicine...
pulmotors
20
17
PULMOTOR, a respirat...
pulpboard
23
21
a coarse cardboard m...
pulpified
24
21
PULPIFY, to reduce t...
pulpifies
24
20
PULPIFY, to reduce t...
pulpiness
21
18
the state of being p...
pulpiteer
21
17
someone who speaks f...
pulpiters
22
17
PULPITER, someone wh...
pulpitums
24
21
PULPITUM, a gigantic...
pulpmills
26
22
PULPMILL, a machine...
pulpstone
20
18
a grindstone for pul...
pulpwoods
24
21
PULPWOOD, soft wood...
pulsatile
20
15
of musical instrumen...
pulsating
20
17
PULSATE, to expand a...
pulsation
18
15
a beating or throbbi...
pulsative
21
18
of musical instrumen...
pulsators
19
14
PULSATOR, something...
pulsatory
25
16
capable of pulsating...
pulsebeat
20
17
the pulse [n -S]
pulsejets
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23
PULSEJET, in jet pro...
pulseless
20
15
without a pulse [adj...
pulsidges
21
17
PULSIDGE, the throb...
pulsojets
21
23
PULSOJET, in jet pro...
pultruded
20
17
PULTRUDE, to carry o...
pultrudes
20
16
PULTRUDE, to carry o...
pulverine
20
19
barilla ash, used in...
pulvering
22
21
PULVER, to reduce to...
pulverise
21
18
to reduce to powder,...
pulverize
24
27
to reduce to powder...
pulverous
21
19
dusty or powder [adj...
pulvilios
23
19
PULVILIO, (historica...
pulvillar
24
20
cushion-like [adj]
pulvilled
24
21
PULVIL, to scent wit...
pulvilles
24
20
PULVILLE, (historica...
pulvillio
24
20
(historical) perfume...
pulvillus
25
21
a little cushion or...
pulvinars
21
19
PULVINAR, a knob on...
pulvinate
20
19
cushion-like; bulgin...
pulvinule
22
21
the pulvinus of a le...
pumicated
22
20
PUMICATE, to make sm...
pumicates
22
19
PUMICATE, to make sm...
pumiceous
22
20
of or pertaining to...
pumicites
23
19
PUMICITE, a porous v...
pummeling
22
23
PUMMEL, to strike wi...
pummelled
22
22
PUMMEL, to strike wi...
pumphoods
23
22
PUMPHOOD, the head o...
pumpjacks
28
35
PUMPJACK, a pumping...
pumpkings
24
26
PUMPKING, a person i...
punchbags
26
24
PUNCHBAG, a punching...
punchball
27
24
a suspended ball use...
punchbowl
29
26
a bowl for holding p...
puncheons
21
20
PUNCHEON, a cask; a...
punchiest
23
19
PUNCHY, forceful, ha...
punchless
24
20
without a punch [adj...
punchline
23
21
the last line or con...
punchouts
23
20
PUNCHOUT, a fist fig...
punctated
20
18
dotted, pitted, also...
punctator
20
17
someone who marks so...
punctilio
22
18
(Italian) a minute d...
punctuate
20
18
to mark with points;...
punctules
22
19
PUNCTULE, a minute d...
punctured
21
19
PUNCTURE, to pierce...
puncturer
21
18
one who punctures [n...
punctures
21
18
PUNCTURE, to pierce...
pungences
20
20
PUNGENCE, the state...
pungently
25
20
PUNGENT, sharply aff...
punishers
20
16
PUNISHER, one that p...
punishing
21
19
PUNISH, to impose a...
punitions
17
15
PUNITION, punishment...
punkettes
18
18
PUNKETTE, a female f...
punkiness
18
19
being a punk [n -ES]
punningly
25
21
PUNNING, playing on...
pupations
19
17
PUPATION, the act of...
pupfishes
25
21
PUPFISH, a small, fr...
pupilages
22
19
PUPILAGE, the state...
pupillage
23
20
the state of being a...
pupillary
29
20
relating to a pupil...
pupillate
22
18
to cry in the manner...
pupilship
27
22
the state of being a...
puppeteer
21
19
one who operates a p...
puppodums
24
24
PUPPODUM, a thin cir...
puppydoms
30
25
PUPPYDOM, the world...
puppyhood
30
24
the time or state of...
puppyisms
31
24
PUPPYISM, conceit in...
puppylike
31
26
like a puppy [adj]
purchased
23
19
PURCHASE, to buy [v]
purchaser
23
18
one who purchases [n...
purchases
23
18
PURCHASE, to buy [v]
purdonium
19
19
a kind of coal-scutt...
pureblood
20
18
a horse etc. of unmi...
purebreds
20
17
PUREBRED, an animal...
purflings
23
20
PURFLING, ornamentat...
purgation
18
16
the act of purging [...
purgative
21
19
serving to purge [ad...
purgatory
25
17
a place or state in...
purgeable
21
19
that can be purged [...
purifiers
21
16
PURIFIER, one that p...
purifying
28
21
PURIFY, to cleanse f...
puritanic
21
17
of or like a puritan...
purlicued
23
19
PURLICUE, to summari...
purlicues
23
18
PURLICUE, to summari...
purloined
18
16
PURLOIN, to steal; t...
purloiner
18
15
one who purloins [n...
puromycin
28
22
a type of antibiotic...
purpliest
22
17
PURPLY, purplish [ad...
purported
20
17
PURPORT, to profess...
purposely
27
19
deliberately [adv]
purposing
21
19
PURPOSE, to intend t...
purposive
22
20
directed towards an...
purpureal
21
18
purple, also PURPLE,...
purpurins
21
18
PURPURIN, a reddish...
purringly
27
19
PURRING, making a so...
pursefuls
22
18
PURSEFUL, enough to...
purselike
20
18
like a purse [adj]
pursewing
22
19
PURSEW, (Spenser) to...
pursiness
18
14
the state of being p...
purslains
19
15
PURSLAIN, a pot herb...
purslanes
18
15
PURSLANE, a pot herb...
pursuable
21
18
capable of being pur...
pursuance
20
18
the act of pursuing...
pursuings
20
17
PURSUING, the act of...
purulence
21
19
the state of being p...
purulency
28
21
the state of being p...
purveying
27
22
PURVEY, to supply [v...
purveyors
26
19
PURVEYOR, one that p...
pushbacks
27
25
PUSHBACK, a negative...
pushballs
25
20
PUSHBALL, a game in...
pushbikes
24
22
PUSHBIKE, a bicycle...
pushcarts
24
18
PUSHCART, a light ca...
pushchair
26
20
a chair on wheels fo...
pushdowns
23
20
PUSHDOWN, a store of...
pushfully
32
23
PUSHFUL, energetical...
pushiness
20
16
the state of being p...
pushingly
29
21
PUSHING [adv]
pushovers
22
19
PUSHOVER, an easily...
pussycats
28
18
PUSSYCAT, a very ame...
pussyfoot
26
18
a prohibitionist [n...
pussytoes
24
15
a genus of composite...
pustulant
19
16
producing pustules [...
pustulate
19
15
to form into pustule...
pustulous
20
16
of or pertaining to...
putcheons
22
19
PUTCHEON, a wire tra...
putchocks
28
25
PUTCHOCK, an aromati...
putonghua
20
19
the official spoken...
putrefied
20
17
PUTREFY, to make or...
putrefier
20
16
an agent that causes...
putrefies
20
16
PUTREFY, to make or...
putridest
19
14
PUTRID, rotten [adj]
putridity
26
16
the state of being p...
putschist
25
18
one who engages in a...
putterers
18
13
PUTTERER, one who pu...
puttering
19
16
PUTTER, to occupy on...
puttyless
26
16
without putty [adj]
puttylike
27
20
like putty [adj]
puttyroot
24
15
an American orchidac...
puzzledly
33
36
PUZZLED [adv]
puzzledom
26
36
the domain of puzzle...
puzzolana
23
33
(Italian) volcanic a...
pycnidial
28
20
relating to a pycnid...
pycnidium
29
23
a spore-bearing orga...
pycnosome
26
21
a body type characte...
pyelogram
26
20
an X-ray picture of...
pyengadus
24
19
PYENGADU, a Burmese...
pygidiums
28
21
PYGIDIUM, in trilobi...
pygmyisms
35
24
PYGMYISM, a stunted...
pygostyle
32
19
the bone of a bird's...
pyinkados
24
20
PYINKADO, the ironwo...
pyknosome
24
22
the short or stocky...
pyloruses
25
16
PYLORUS, the opening...
pyodermas
24
18
PYODERMA, a pus-caus...
pyodermic
28
21
of or like pyoderma,...
pyorrheal
26
17
relating to pyorrhea...
pyorrheas
25
16
PYORRHEA, pus in the...
pyorrheic
29
19
relating to pyorrhea...
pyorrhoea
24
16
suppuration in the s...
pyracanth
28
20
the evergreen thorn,...
pyralidid
26
17
a kind of moth, also...
pyralises
25
15
PYRALIS, a kind of m...
pyramidal
26
19
shaped like a pyrami...
pyramided
25
19
PYRAMID, to increase...
pyramides
25
18
PYRAMID, a solid fig...
pyramidia
25
18
PYRAMIDION, the smal...
pyramidic
29
21
of or like a pyramid...
pyramidon
24
19
an organ-stop with p...
pyramises
25
17
PYRAMIS, (Shakespear...
pyranoses
22
15
PYRANOSE, a sugar pr...
pyrazoles
27
24
PYRAZOLE, a chemical...
pyreneite
22
15
a black garnet [n -S...
pyrenoids
23
16
PYRENOID, a protein...
pyrethrin
26
17
either of two insect...
pyrethrum
28
20
a name still applied...
pyridines
24
16
PYRIDINE, a nitrogen...
pyridoxal
31
23
a crystalline aldehy...
pyridoxin
30
23
a pyridine derivativ...
pyritical
29
18
consisting of, or re...
pyritised
25
15
PYRITISE, to convert...
pyritises
25
14
PYRITISE, to convert...
pyritized
28
24
PYRITIZE, to convert...
pyritizes
28
23
PYRITIZE, to convert...
pyroceram
27
20
a transparent cerami...
pyroclast
28
18
ash and other debris...
pyrogenic
27
20
produced by, or prod...
pyrolater
24
15
a fire-worshipper [n...
pyrolatry
31
17
fire-worship [n PYRO...
pyrolised
25
16
PYROLISE, to decompo...
pyrolises
25
15
PYROLISE, to decompo...
pyrolized
28
25
PYROLIZE, to decompo...
pyrolizes
28
24
PYROLIZE, to decompo...
pyrolysed
31
18
PYROLYSE, to decompo...
pyrolyser
31
17
a device for pyrolys...
pyrolyses
31
17
PYROLYSE, to decompo...
pyrolysis
32
17
decomposition due to...
pyrolytic
35
20
relating to pyrolysi...
pyrolyzed
34
27
PYROLYZE, to decompo...
pyrolyzer
34
26
an agent that pyroly...
pyrolyzes
34
26
PYROLYZE, to decompo...
pyromancy
33
23
divination by the us...
pyromania
23
18
an obsessive urge to...
pyrometer
24
17
an instrument for me...
pyrometry
31
19
the art of measuring...
pyronines
22
16
PYRONINE, (tradeame)...
pyrophone
26
20
an organ producing i...
pyropuses
26
18
PYROPUS, a fiery red...
pyroscope
28
20
an instrument for me...
pyrosises
24
14
PYROSIS, heart-burn...
pyrosomes
24
17
PYROSOME, a type of...
pyrostats
24
14
PYROSTAT, an automat...
pyroxenes
28
22
PYROXENE, any of a g...
pyroxenic
32
25
containing pyroxene...
pyroxyles
37
24
PYROXYLE, a nitrocel...
pyroxylic
41
27
produced by the acti...
pyroxylin
37
25
any of the nitrocell...
pyruvates
26
19
PYRUVATE, a salt or...
pythoness
25
17
a witch (with cap, t...
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13 letter P words
14 letter P words
15 letter P words