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rabattement
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the act of rabatting...
rabbinistic
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21
relating to rabbis [...
rabbitbrush
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23
any of several low b...
rabblements
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22
RABBLEMENT, a tumult...
rabidnesses
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16
RABIDNESS, the state...
racecourses
24
18
RACECOURSE, a course...
racemations
21
18
RACEMATION, a cluste...
racetracker
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21
one who attends a ra...
racewalkers
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22
RACEWALKER, one who...
racewalking
27
25
the competitive spor...
racialising
24
18
RACIALISE, to make r...
racialistic
27
18
relating to racialis...
racializing
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27
RACIALIZE, to make r...
racketeered
21
19
RACKETEER, to run a...
raconteuses
20
16
RACONTEUSE, (French)...
racquetball
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29
a game similar to ha...
radarscopes
23
18
RADARSCOPE, an instr...
radialising
21
16
RADIALISE, to arrang...
radialities
20
13
RADIALITY, radial sy...
radializing
24
25
RADIALIZE, to arrang...
radiational
18
14
relating to radiatio...
radicalised
23
17
RADICALISE, to make...
radicalises
23
16
RADICALISE, to make...
radicalisms
25
19
RADICALISM, the stat...
radicalized
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26
RADICALIZE, to make...
radicalizes
26
25
RADICALIZE, to make...
radicalness
22
17
the state of being r...
radications
21
16
RADICATION, the proc...
radicellose
23
17
like a radicel, a ro...
radioactive
23
19
of, caused by, or ex...
radiocarbon
22
19
a radioactive isotop...
radiographs
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19
RADIOGRAPH, a pictur...
radiography
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21
photography of the i...
radioiodine
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14
a radioisotope of io...
radiolabels
22
17
RADIOLABEL, a label...
radiolarian
18
14
any member of an ord...
radiologies
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15
RADIOLOGY, the study...
radiologist
21
15
a physician speciali...
radiolucent
22
18
penetrable by X-rays...
radiometers
19
15
RADIOMETER, an instr...
radiometric
23
18
relating to radiomet...
radiopacity
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20
the state of being r...
radiopagers
21
17
RADIOPAGER, a radio...
radiopaging
22
20
the use of a radiopa...
radiophones
21
18
RADIOPHONE, an instr...
radiophonic
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21
of music, produced e...
radiophotos
22
17
RADIOPHOTO, a pictur...
radioscopes
23
18
RADIOSCOPE, an instr...
radioscopic
27
21
related to radioscop...
radiosondes
17
14
RADIOSONDE, a radio...
radiothermy
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19
the treatment of dis...
radiotracer
21
15
a radioactive tracer...
raffishness
25
20
the state of being r...
ragamuffins
25
24
RAGAMUFFIN, someone,...
raggamuffin
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26
a type of rap music...
railroaders
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13
RAILROADER, a railwa...
railroading
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16
putting through a pr...
railworkers
24
19
RAILWORKER, one who...
rainbowlike
25
23
like a rainbow [adj]
rainforests
20
15
RAINFOREST, a comple...
raininesses
17
13
RAININESS, the state...
rainmakings
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22
RAINMAKING, a ceremo...
rainproofed
21
19
RAINPROOF, to make p...
rainsqualls
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24
RAINSQUALL, a squall...
rainwashing
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20
RAINWASH, to wash ma...
raisonneurs
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14
RAISONNEUR, (French)...
raiyatwaris
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16
RAIYATWARI, (Hindi)...
rajpramukhs
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RAJPRAMUKH, (Hindi)...
rallentandi
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RALLENTANDO, a music...
rallentando
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16
a musical direction...
rambouillet
24
20
a kind of sheep [n -...
ramgunshoch
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25
(Scots) rough [adj]
rammishness
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20
the state of being r...
rampallians
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20
RAMPALLIAN, (Shakesp...
rancidities
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16
RANCIDITY, the state...
rancorously
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19
RANCOROUS, full of r...
randinesses
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14
RANDINESS, the state...
randomisers
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16
RANDOMISER, a device...
randomising
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19
RANDOMISE, to make r...
randomizers
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25
RANDOMIZER, a device...
randomizing
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RANDOMIZE, to make r...
rangefinder
20
19
an instrument for fi...
rangerships
24
19
RANGERSHIP, the offi...
ranginesses
18
15
RANGINESS, the state...
rankshifted
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22
RANKSHIFT, to shift...
ransackings
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22
RANSACKING, the act...
ranshackled
25
23
RANSHACKLE, (Scott)...
ranshackles
25
22
RANSHACKLE, (Scott)...
ranshakling
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22
RANSHAKLE, (Scott) t...
ransomwares
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18
RANSOMWARE, illegal...
rantipoling
22
19
RANTIPOLE, to act in...
rapaciously
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21
RAPACIOUS, greedy, p...
rapidnesses
20
16
RAPIDNESS, rapidity...
rappellings
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22
RAPPELLING, descendi...
rapportages
23
19
RAPPORTAGE, (French)...
rapporteurs
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18
RAPPORTEUR, (French)...
rapscallion
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20
a low, mean wretch,...
raptatorial
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15
predatory, also RAPT...
raptureless
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16
without rapture [adj...
rapturising
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18
RAPTURISE, to put, o...
rapturizing
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RAPTURIZE, to put, o...
rapturously
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19
RAPTUROUS, in a stat...
rarefaction
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18
the act of rarefying...
rarefactive
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causing rarefaction...
rascalities
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15
RASCALITY, rascally...
rascalliest
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16
RASCALLY, characteri...
rascallions
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RASCALLION, a low, m...
raspatories
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14
RASPATORY, a surgeon...
raspberries
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17
RASPBERRY, the fruit...
raspinesses
20
15
RASPINESS, the state...
rastafarian
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15
a member of rastafar...
rasterising
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RASTERISE, to conver...
rasterizing
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RASTERIZE, to conver...
ratableness
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the quality of being...
rataplanned
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18
RATAPLAN, to make a...
ratatouille
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14
(French) a vegetable...
rateability
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17
the ability to be ra...
rathskeller
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19
(German) a usually b...
ratiocinate
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15
to reason or argue l...
rationalise
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13
to make rational, al...
rationalism
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reliance on reason a...
rationalist
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13
an adherent of ratio...
rationality
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15
the state of being r...
rationalize
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to bring into accord...
rattinesses
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12
RATTINESS, the state...
rattleboxes
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RATTLEBOX, any of va...
rattlebrain
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16
a shallow, voluble,...
rattlesnake
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17
any of several Ameri...
rattletraps
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15
RATTLETRAP, any mach...
raucousness
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17
the state of being r...
raunchiness
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19
the state of being r...
ravagements
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21
RAVAGEMENT, laying w...
ravishingly
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23
RAVISHING [adv]
ravishments
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21
RAVISHMENT, the act...
rawinsondes
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17
RAWINSONDE, an appar...
raylessness
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15
the state of being r...
razorfishes
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25
RAZORFISH, a lamelli...
razzberries
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RAZZBERRY, (US) a ra...
reabsorbing
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20
REABSORB, to absorb...
reaccenting
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21
REACCENT, to accent...
reaccepting
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23
REACCEPT, to accept...
reaccession
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18
a new accession [n -...
reacclaimed
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REACCLAIM, to acclai...
reaccredits
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18
REACCREDIT, to accre...
reaccustoms
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21
REACCUSTOM, to get u...
reacquaints
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25
REACQUAINT, to acqua...
reacquiring
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27
REACQUIRE, to acquir...
reactionary
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17
resisitng change [ad...
reactionism
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18
the state of being a...
reactionist
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15
a reactionary [n -S]
reactivated
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19
REACTIVATE, to activ...
reactivates
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18
REACTIVATE, to activ...
reactuating
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18
REACTUATE, to actuat...
readability
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18
the ability to be re...
readdicting
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19
READDICT, to become...
readdressed
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14
READDRESS, to addres...
readdresses
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13
READDRESS, to addres...
readerships
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17
READERSHIP, the offi...
readinesses
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13
READINESS, the state...
readjusters
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READJUSTER, one who...
readjusting
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READJUST, to adjust...
readmission
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the act of readmitti...
readmitting
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18
READMIT, to admit ag...
readoptions
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16
READOPTION, the act...
readvancing
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READVANCE, to advanc...
readvertise
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16
to advertise again,...
readvertize
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25
to advertize again,...
reaedifying
27
20
REAEDIFY, (Spenser)...
reaffirming
25
23
REAFFIRM, to affirm...
reafforests
22
17
REAFFOREST, to plant...
reaggregate
20
17
to aggregate again [...
realignment
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19
the act of realignin...
realisation
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13
the act of realising...
realization
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the act of realizing...
reallocated
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17
REALLOCATE, to alloc...
reallocates
22
16
REALLOCATE, to alloc...
reallotment
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17
the act of allotting...
reallotting
21
16
REALLOT, to allot ag...
realpolitik
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20
(German) politics gu...
reamendment
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20
the act of amending...
reanalysing
25
18
REANALYSE, to analys...
reanalyzing
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REANALYZE, to analyz...
reanimating
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18
REANIMATE, to bring...
reanimation
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the act of reanimati...
reanointing
17
16
REANOINT, to anoint...
reanswering
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18
REANSWER, to be equi...
reappearing
22
20
REAPPEAR, to appear...
reappointed
21
19
REAPPOINT, to appoin...
reapportion
21
18
to apportion (as a h...
reappraisal
23
18
the act of reapprais...
reappraised
22
18
REAPPRAISE, to appra...
reappraiser
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17
one who reappraises...
reappraises
22
17
REAPPRAISE, to appra...
reapproving
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24
REAPPROVE, to approv...
rearguments
20
18
REARGUMENT, an argui...
rearmaments
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18
REARMAMENT, the act...
rearrangers
18
14
REARRANGER, one who...
rearranging
19
17
REARRANGE, to arrang...
rearresting
19
14
REARREST, to arrest...
reascending
21
19
REASCEND, to ascend...
reascension
19
16
the act of ascending...
reassailing
20
15
REASSAIL, to assail...
reassembled
22
19
REASSEMBLE, to assem...
reassembles
22
18
REASSEMBLE, to assem...
reasserting
19
14
REASSERT, to assert...
reassertion
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12
the act of asserting...
reassessing
19
14
REASSESS, to assess...
reassigning
20
17
REASSIGN, to assign...
reassorting
19
14
REASSORT, to assort...
reassurance
20
16
the action of reassu...
reattaching
24
19
REATTACH, to attach...
reattacking
23
21
REATTACK, to attack...
reattaining
18
15
REATTAIN, to attain...
reattempted
21
18
REATTEMPT, to attemp...
reattribute
21
15
to attribute again [...
reauthorise
20
14
to authorise again,...
reauthorize
23
23
to authorize again,...
reawakening
21
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the act of reawakeni...
rebalancing
24
22
REBALANCE, to balanc...
rebaptising
24
20
REBAPTISE, to baptiz...
rebaptizing
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REBAPTIZE, to baptiz...
rebarbative
24
21
irritating; repellen...
rebatements
20
18
REBATEMENT, abatemen...
rebeginning
21
21
REBEGIN, to begin ag...
rebellowing
26
22
REBELLOW, to bellow...
rebirthings
25
19
REBIRTHING, the act...
reblossomed
22
19
REBLOSSOM, to blosso...
reborrowing
24
20
REBORROW, to borrow...
rebranching
26
23
REBRANCH, to form se...
rebrandings
21
19
REBRANDING, the act...
rebroadcast
23
18
to broadcast again (...
rebuildings
24
20
REBUILDING, the act...
rebukefully
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REBUKEFUL, containin...
rebuttoning
21
19
REBUTTON, to button...
recalculate
26
20
to calculate again [...
recalescent
24
19
liberating heat sudd...
recalescing
26
21
RECALESCE, to libera...
recalibrate
24
18
to calibrate again [...
recallments
24
20
RECALLMENT, the act...
recanalised
21
17
RECANALISE, to canal...
recanalises
21
16
RECANALISE, to canal...
recanalized
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RECANALIZE, to canal...
recanalizes
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25
RECANALIZE, to canal...
recantation
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16
the act of recanting...
recapturers
24
18
RECAPTURER, one who...
recapturing
25
21
RECAPTURE, to captur...
recarpeting
24
20
RECARPET, to replace...
recataloged
22
18
RECATALOG, to catalo...
recatalogue
22
18
to catalogue again,...
recautioned
20
17
RECAUTION, to cautio...
receivables
26
22
RECEIVABLE, somethin...
recementing
22
21
RECEMENT, to redo ce...
recensoring
21
18
RECENSOR, to censor...
receptacles
27
21
RECEPTACLE, that in...
receptacula
27
22
RECEPTACULUM, a rece...
receptively
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24
RECEPTIVE, ready to...
receptivity
33
23
the state of being r...
recertified
24
18
RECERTIFY, to certif...
recertifies
24
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RECERTIFY, to certif...
recessional
21
16
a hymn or musical pi...
recessively
31
21
RECESSIVE, tending t...
rechallenge
25
21
to challenge again [...
rechanneled
22
20
RECHANNEL, to channe...
rechartered
23
17
RECHARTER, to charte...
rechippings
30
25
RECHIPPING, the act...
rechristens
24
17
RECHRISTEN, to chris...
recidivisms
27
22
RECIDIVISM, a tenden...
recidivists
26
19
RECIDIVIST, a habitu...
recipiences
26
21
RECIPIENCE, the stat...
reciprocals
28
21
RECIPROCAL, somethin...
reciprocant
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21
in maths, a differen...
reciprocate
26
20
to give and take mut...
reciprocity
34
22
the state of being r...
recirculate
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19
to circulate again [...
recitalists
24
15
RECITALIST, one who...
recitations
21
15
RECITATION, the act...
recitatives
24
18
RECITATIVE, a style...
recitativos
24
18
RECITATIVO, (Italian...
reclaimable
26
22
that can be reclaime...
reclaimably
33
24
RECLAIMABLE, that ca...
reclaimants
23
19
RECLAIMANT, one who...
reclamation
22
19
the act of reclaimin...
reclination
21
17
the act of reclining...
recluseness
22
17
the state of being r...
reclusively
33
23
RECLUSIVE, solitary...
reclusories
23
16
RECLUSORY, the habit...
recodifying
31
23
RECODIFY, to insert...
recognisant
21
18
related to recognisa...
recognisees
21
17
RECOGNISEE, one who...
recognisers
22
17
RECOGNISER, one who...
recognising
23
20
RECOGNISE, to identi...
recognisors
22
17
RECOGNISOR, one who...
recognition
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the act of recognisi...
recognitive
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21
relating to recognit...
recognitory
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19
relating to recognit...
recognizant
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related to recogniza...
recognizees
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RECOGNIZEE, one who...
recognizers
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26
RECOGNIZER, one who...
recognizing
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RECOGNIZE, to identi...
recognizors
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26
RECOGNIZOR, one who...
recollected
26
20
RECOLLECT, to rememb...
recolonised
21
17
RECOLONISE, to colon...
recolonises
21
16
RECOLONISE, to colon...
recolonized
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RECOLONIZE, to colon...
recolonizes
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25
RECOLONIZE, to colon...
recolouring
23
19
RECOLOUR, to colour...
recombinant
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a gene that recombin...
recombining
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24
RECOMBINE, to combin...
recomforted
24
21
RECOMFORT, (archaic)...
recommenced
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RECOMMENCE, to comme...
recommences
25
24
RECOMMENCE, to comme...
recommended
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RECOMMEND, to commen...
recommender
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one who recommends [...
recommittal
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the act of recommitt...
recommitted
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RECOMMIT, to commit...
recompacted
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RECOMPACT, to compac...
recompences
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RECOMPENCE, (obsolet...
recompensed
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RECOMPENSE, to give...
recompenser
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one who recompenses...
recompenses
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RECOMPENSE, to give...
recompiling
27
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RECOMPILE, to compil...
recomposing
25
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RECOMPOSE, to compos...
recomputing
26
24
RECOMPUTE, to comput...
reconceived
25
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RECONCEIVE, to conce...
reconceives
25
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RECONCEIVE, to conce...
reconcilers
25
19
RECONCILER, one who...
reconciling
26
22
RECONCILE, to restor...
recondensed
19
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RECONDENSE, to conde...
recondenses
19
17
RECONDENSE, to conde...
reconditely
28
19
RECONDITE, concealed...
recondition
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17
to restore to good c...
reconducted
24
21
RECONDUCT, to conduc...
reconferred
22
19
RECONFER, to confer...
reconfigure
24
21
to configure again [...
reconfining
23
22
RECONFINE, to confin...
reconfirmed
24
22
RECONFIRM, to confir...
reconnected
22
20
RECONNECT, to connec...
reconnoiter
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16
(US) to make a recon...
reconnoitre
19
16
to make a reconnaiss...
reconquered
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RECONQUER, to conque...
reconquests
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25
RECONQUEST, the act...
reconsiders
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RECONSIDER, to consi...
reconsigned
21
19
RECONSIGN, to consig...
reconsoling
22
19
RECONSOLE, to consol...
reconstruct
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19
to construct again [...
reconsulted
22
18
RECONSULT, to consul...
recontacted
23
19
RECONTACT, to contac...
recontinued
20
18
RECONTINUE, to conti...
recontinues
20
17
RECONTINUE, to conti...
recontoured
20
17
RECONTOUR, to contou...
reconvening
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23
RECONVENE, to conven...
reconverted
22
20
RECONVERT, to conver...
reconveying
29
24
RECONVEY, to convey...
reconvicted
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23
RECONVICT, to convic...
reconvinced
25
24
RECONVINCE, to convi...
reconvinces
25
23
RECONVINCE, to convi...
recordation
20
16
remembrance, recordi...
recountment
21
20
(Shakespeare) relati...
recoupments
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22
RECOUPMENT, the act...
recoverable
25
22
that can be recovere...
recreancies
23
18
RECREANCY, the state...
recreations
20
15
RECREATION, refreshm...
recremental
22
19
relating to recremen...
recriminate
22
18
to charge one's accu...
recrudesced
25
20
RECRUDESCE, of a dis...
recrudesces
25
19
RECRUDESCE, of a dis...
recruitable
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19
that can be recruite...
recruitings
24
18
RECRUITING, the act...
recruitment
23
19
the act of recruitin...
rectangular
23
19
shaped like a rectan...
rectifiable
27
21
having finite length...
rectilineal
23
17
moving in or forming...
rectilinear
22
16
moving in or forming...
rectipetaly
31
20
the tendency to grow...
rectiserial
23
15
in vertical ranks [a...
rectoresses
21
14
RECTORESS, a female...
rectorships
27
19
RECTORSHIP, the offi...
recultivate
25
20
to cultivate again [...
recumbences
27
25
RECUMBENCE, the stat...
recumbently
32
25
RECUMBENT, reclining...
recuperable
26
22
that can be recupera...
recuperated
23
19
RECUPERATE, to get b...
recuperates
23
18
RECUPERATE, to get b...
recuperator
23
18
an arrangement by wh...
recurrences
24
19
RECURRENCE, the act...
recurrently
29
19
RECURRENT, happening...
recurringly
31
21
RECURRING [adv]
recursively
32
22
RECURSIVE, involving...
recusancies
24
19
RECUSANCY, the state...
recusations
21
16
RECUSATION, refusal...
recyclables
35
24
RECYCLABLE, somethin...
recycleable
34
24
something that can b...
redactional
21
17
relating to redactio...
redactorial
22
16
relating to redactio...
redcurrants
22
17
REDCURRANT, the smal...
reddishness
21
16
the state of being r...
redecorated
20
16
REDECORATE, to decor...
redecorates
20
15
REDECORATE, to decor...
redecorator
20
15
one who redecorates...
rededicated
21
17
REDEDICATE, to dedic...
rededicates
21
16
REDEDICATE, to dedic...
redefeating
20
18
REDEFEAT, to defeat...
redefecting
24
21
REDEFECT, to defect...
redelivered
21
18
REDELIVER, to delive...
redeliverer
21
17
REDELIVER, to delive...
redemanding
19
20
REDEMAND, to demand...
redemptible
25
22
that can be redeemed...
redemptions
21
19
REDEMPTION, the act...
redeploying
28
21
REDEPLOY, to deploy...
redeposited
20
16
REDEPOSIT, to deposi...
redescended
20
18
REDESCEND, to descen...
redescribed
24
19
REDESCRIBE, to descr...
redescribes
24
18
REDESCRIBE, to descr...
redesigning
20
18
REDESIGN, to design...
redetermine
18
16
to determine again [...
redeveloped
22
21
REDEVELOP, to develo...
redeveloper
22
20
REDEVELOP, to develo...
redictating
23
18
REDICTATE, to dictat...
redigesting
21
17
REDIGEST, to digest...
redigestion
19
15
the act of redigesti...
redigressed
20
15
REDIGRESS, to digres...
redigresses
20
14
REDIGRESS, to digres...
redirecting
23
18
REDIRECT, to change...
redirection
21
16
the act of redirecti...
redisbursed
22
17
REDISBURSE, (Spenser...
redisburses
22
16
REDISBURSE, (Spenser...
rediscounts
22
17
REDISCOUNT, to disco...
rediscovers
24
19
REDISCOVER, to disco...
rediscovery
30
21
the act of rediscove...
rediscussed
23
17
REDISCUSS, to discus...
rediscusses
23
16
REDISCUSS, to discus...
redisplayed
28
19
REDISPLAY, to displa...
redisposing
22
18
REDISPOSE, to dispos...
redissolved
22
18
REDISSOLVE, to disso...
redissolves
22
17
REDISSOLVE, to disso...
redistilled
22
15
REDISTIL, to distil...
redistricts
24
15
REDISTRICT, to divid...
redivisions
21
17
REDIVISION, the act...
redivorcing
25
22
REDIVORCE, to divorc...
redolencies
21
17
REDOLENCY, fragrance...
redoubtable
23
20
causing fear or alar...
redoubtably
30
22
REDOUBTABLE, causing...
redoundings
19
18
REDOUNDING, the act...
redressable
21
16
that can be redresse...
redressible
22
16
that can be redresse...
redruthites
22
15
REDRUTHITE, copper-g...
redshirting
23
17
REDSHIRT, to keep a...
reductional
22
18
relating to reductio...
reductively
32
23
REDUCTIVE, tending t...
redundances
20
19
REDUNDANCE, the stat...
redundantly
25
19
REDUNDANT, no longer...
reduplicate
25
20
to make or perform a...
reedinesses
17
13
REEDINESS, the quali...
reeducating
22
19
REEDUCATE, to educat...
reeducation
20
17
the act of reeducati...
reeducative
23
20
serving to reeducate...
reelections
21
16
REELECTION, the act...
reelevating
21
19
REELEVATE, to elevat...
reembarking
23
24
REEMBARK, to embark...
reembodying
28
23
REEMBODY, to embody...
reembracing
25
23
REEMBRACE, to embrac...
reembroider
21
18
to outline a design,...
reemergence
21
20
the act of reemergin...
reemissions
19
15
REEMISSION, the act...
reemphasise
23
19
to emphasise again,...
reemphasize
26
28
to emphasise again,...
reemploying
29
23
REEMPLOY, to employ...
reenactment
20
19
the act of reenactin...
reencounter
19
17
to encounter again [...
reenergised
18
15
REENERGISE, to give...
reenergises
18
14
REENERGISE, to give...
reenergized
21
24
REENERGIZE, to give...
reenergizes
21
23
REENERGIZE, to give...
reenforcing
23
21
REENFORCE, to streng...
reengineers
17
15
REENGINEER, to engin...
reengraving
21
21
REENGRAVE, to engrav...
reenlarging
20
18
REENLARGE, to enlarg...
reenlisting
20
16
REENLIST, to enlist...
reenrolling
20
17
REENROLL, to enroll...
reenslaving
21
20
REENSLAVE, to enslav...
reenthroned
18
16
REENTHRONE, to enthr...
reenthrones
18
15
REENTHRONE, to enthr...
reentrances
19
16
REENTRANCE, reentry...
reequipment
29
28
the act of reequippi...
reequipping
32
30
REEQUIP, to equip ag...
reescalated
21
16
REESCALATE, to escal...
reescalates
21
15
REESCALATE, to escal...
reestablish
24
17
to establish again [...
reestimated
19
15
REESTIMATE, to estim...
reestimates
19
14
REESTIMATE, to estim...
reevaluated
20
18
REEVALUATE, to evalu...
reevaluates
20
17
REEVALUATE, to evalu...
reexamining
25
25
REEXAMINE, to examin...
reexecuting
28
25
REEXECUTE, to execut...
reexhibited
29
24
REEXHIBIT, to exhibi...
reexpelling
29
26
REEXPEL, to expel ag...
reexplained
26
24
REEXPLAIN, to explai...
reexploring
28
25
REEXPLORE, to explor...
reexporting
27
24
REEXPORT, to export...
reexposures
26
22
REEXPOSURE, a new ex...
reexpressed
26
22
REEXPRESS, to expres...
reexpresses
26
21
REEXPRESS, to expres...
refashioned
21
18
REFASHION, to fashio...
refastening
20
18
REFASTEN, to fasten...
refectioner
22
18
the officer in charg...
refectorian
22
18
the officer in charg...
refectories
23
17
REFECTORY, the dinin...
referencers
22
18
REFERENCER, one who...
referencing
23
21
the act of referring...
referendary
25
18
a referee; formerly...
referendums
21
20
REFERENDUM, (Latin)...
referential
20
16
of, containing, or c...
refiltering
23
18
REFILTER, to filter...
refinancing
23
22
the act of financing...
refinedness
19
17
the state of being r...
refinements
20
19
REFINEMENT, the act...
refinishers
23
17
REFINISHER, one who...
refinishing
24
20
REFINISH, to give a...
reflectance
26
22
the ratio of reflect...
reflections
24
19
REFLECTION, an image...
reflexional
27
24
relating to reflexio...
reflexively
37
29
REFLEXIVE, indicatin...
reflexivity
37
28
the state of being r...
reflexology
35
27
a form of therapy fo...
reflowering
25
21
the act of refloweri...
refocillate
25
19
(obsolete) to refres...
refocussing
25
21
REFOCUS, to focus ag...
reforesting
21
17
REFOREST, to replant...
reformadoes
20
18
REFORMADO, (Spanish)...
reformation
20
18
the act of reforming...
reformative
23
21
intended or tending...
reformatory
27
19
a penal institution...
reformatted
21
18
REFORMAT, to change...
reformulate
22
19
to formulate again [...
refortified
23
18
REFORTIFY, to fortif...
refortifies
23
17
REFORTIFY, to fortif...
refractable
26
21
that can be refracte...
refractions
23
18
REFRACTION, the bend...
refractured
24
19
REFRACTURE, to fract...
refractures
24
18
REFRACTURE, to fract...
refrainment
20
19
the act of refrainin...
refrangible
24
21
that may be refracte...
refreshened
21
18
REFRESHEN, to refres...
refreshener
21
17
something that refre...
refreshment
23
20
the act of refreshin...
refrigerant
21
17
a refrigerant agent...
refrigerate
21
16
to make or keep cold...
refringence
23
21
refractivity, also R...
refringency
30
23
refractivity, also R...
refuellable
25
21
capable of being ref...
refuellings
24
20
REFUELLING, the act...
refugeeisms
23
20
REFUGEEISM, the stat...
refulgences
25
22
REFULGENCE, the qual...
refulgently
30
22
REFULGENT, radiant,...
refundments
21
21
REFUNDMENT, the act...
refurbished
26
21
REFURBISH, to furbis...
refurbisher
26
20
one who refurbishes...
refurbishes
26
20
REFURBISH, to furbis...
refurnished
23
19
REFURNISH, to furnis...
refurnishes
23
18
REFURNISH, to furnis...
refutations
20
16
REFUTATION, the act...
regainments
19
18
REGAINMENT, the act...
regalements
20
18
REGALEMENT, the act...
regalnesses
19
15
REGALNESS, the quali...
regardfully
31
22
REGARDFUL, heedful;...
regathering
22
18
REGATHER, to assembl...
regelations
19
15
REGELATION, freezing...
regenerable
20
18
able to be regenerat...
regenerated
17
15
REGENERATE, to gener...
regenerates
17
14
REGENERATE, to gener...
regenerator
17
14
one that regenerates...
regentships
24
19
REGENTSHIP, the offi...
regimentals
21
18
military dress [n]
regimenting
21
20
REGIMENT, to form in...
regionalise
19
15
to divide into regio...
regionalism
21
18
consciousness of and...
regionalist
20
15
a supporter of regio...
regionalize
22
24
to divide into regio...
registerers
20
13
REGISTERER, one who...
registering
21
16
REGISTER, to record...
registrable
23
17
capable of being reg...
registrants
20
14
REGISTRANT, a person...
reglorified
23
18
REGLORIFY, to glorif...
reglorifies
23
17
REGLORIFY, to glorif...
regredience
21
18
the act of regreding...
regressions
19
14
REGRESSION, progress...
regretfully
31
21
REGRETFUL, full of r...
regrettable
22
17
to be regretted [adj...
regrettably
29
19
REGRETTABLE, to be r...
regroupings
23
20
REGROUPING, the act...
reguerdoned
18
17
REGUERDON, (Shakespe...
regularised
21
16
REGULARISE, to make...
regularises
21
15
REGULARISE, to make...
regularized
24
25
REGULARIZE, to make...
regularizes
24
24
REGULARIZE, to make...
regulations
20
16
REGULATION, the act...
regurgitant
21
17
a drug causing regur...
regurgitate
21
16
to bring back into t...
rehammering
23
22
REHAMMER, to hammer...
rehandlings
22
19
REHANDLING, the act...
rehardening
20
18
REHARDEN, to harden...
rehearsings
21
16
REHEARSING, the act...
rehumanised
21
19
REHUMANISE, to make...
rehumanises
21
18
REHUMANISE, to make...
rehumanized
24
28
REHUMANIZE, to make...
rehumanizes
24
27
REHUMANIZE, to make...
rehydrating
28
19
REHYDRATE, to add wa...
rehydration
26
17
the act of rehydrati...
rehypnotise
28
19
to hypnotise again,...
rehypnotize
31
28
to hypnotize again,...
reichsmarks
27
23
REICHSMARK, (German)...
reification
23
18
the process or resul...
reificatory
30
19
effecting reificatio...
reignitions
19
15
REIGNITION, the act...
reillumined
22
19
REILLUMINE, to illum...
reillumines
22
18
REILLUMINE, to illum...
reimagining
21
20
REIMAGINE, to imagin...
reimbursers
23
18
REIMBURSER, one who...
reimbursing
24
21
REIMBURSE, to repay...
reimmersing
22
20
REIMMERSE, to immers...
reimplanted
22
20
REIMPLANT, to implan...
reimporters
22
17
REIMPORTER, one who...
reimporting
23
20
REIMPORT, to import...
reincarnate
19
16
to incarnate again [...
reincreased
20
16
REINCREASE, to incre...
reincreases
20
15
REINCREASE, to incre...
reincurring
23
19
REINCUR, to incur ag...
reindicting
23
19
REINDICT, to indict...
reinducting
23
20
REINDUCT [v]
reinfecting
24
21
REINFECT, to infect...
reinfection
22
19
infection following...
reinflaming
23
22
REINFLAME, to inflam...
reinflating
22
19
REINFLATE, to inflat...
reinflation
20
17
the act of reinflati...
reinforcers
23
18
REINFORCER, somethin...
reinforcing
24
21
REINFORCE, to streng...
reinforming
22
21
REINFORM, to inform...
reinfunding
21
21
REINFUND, to flow ag...
reinhabited
22
18
REINHABIT, to inhabi...
reinitiated
18
13
REINITIATE, to initi...
reinitiates
18
12
REINITIATE, to initi...
reinjecting
24
27
REINJECT, to inject...
reinjection
22
25
the act of reinjecti...
reinnervate
18
17
to innervate again [...
reinoculate
21
17
to inoculate again [...
reinserting
19
15
REINSERT, to insert...
reinsertion
17
13
the act of reinserti...
reinspected
23
19
REINSPECT, to inspec...
reinspiring
22
18
REINSPIRE, to inspir...
reinspirits
22
15
REINSPIRIT, to give...
reinstalled
20
15
REINSTALL [v]
reinstating
19
15
REINSTATE, to instat...
reinstation
17
13
the act of reinstati...
reinstators
18
12
REINSTATOR, one who...
reinstitute
19
13
to institute again [...
reinsurance
20
17
insurance by another...
reintegrate
18
14
to integrate again i...
reinterment
18
16
reburial [n -S]
reinterpret
20
15
to interpret again [...
reinterring
19
15
REINTER, to inter ag...
reinterview
23
19
to interview again [...
reintroduce
21
17
to introduce again [...
reinvasions
19
17
REINVASION, the act...
reinventing
20
20
REINVENT, to invent...
reinvention
18
18
the act of reinventi...
reinvesting
21
19
REINVEST, to invest...
reinvolving
24
24
REINVOLVE, to involv...
reioyndures
24
16
REIOYNDURE, (Shakesp...
reiterances
20
15
REITERANCE, the act...
reiterating
19
14
REITERATE, to repeat...
reiteration
17
12
the act of reiterati...
reiterative
20
15
repeating [adj REITE...
rejacketing
25
30
REJACKET, to clothe...
rejectingly
32
29
REJECTING [adv]
rejiggering
24
27
REJIGGER, to fix som...
rejoicement
23
27
the act of rejoicing...
rejoicingly
32
29
REJOICING, joyful [a...
rejoindures
20
23
REJOINDURE, the act...
rejoneadora
17
22
(Spanish) a female r...
rejustified
24
25
REJUSTIFY, to justif...
rejustifies
24
24
REJUSTIFY, to justif...
rejuvenated
21
27
REJUVENATE, to make...
rejuvenates
21
26
REJUVENATE, to make...
rejuvenator
21
26
something that rejuv...
rejuvenesce
24
29
to make young again...
rejuvenised
22
27
REJUVENISE, to rejuv...
rejuvenises
22
26
REJUVENISE, to rejuv...
rejuvenized
25
36
REJUVENIZE, to rejuv...
rejuvenizes
25
35
REJUVENIZE, to rejuv...
rekeyboards
27
21
REKEYBOARD, to enter...
reknittings
21
19
REKNITTING, the act...
reknottings
20
19
REKNOTTING, the act...
relabelling
24
20
RELABEL, to label ag...
relacquered
30
26
RELACQUER, to lacque...
relandscape
23
20
to landscape again [...
relatedness
18
14
the state of being r...
relationism
20
16
the doctrine that re...
relationist
19
13
a believer in relati...
relativised
22
17
RELATIVISE, to make...
relativises
22
16
RELATIVISE, to make...
relativisms
24
19
RELATIVISM, a theory...
relativists
23
16
RELATIVIST, a believ...
relativized
25
26
RELATIVIZE, to treat...
relativizes
25
25
RELATIVIZE, to treat...
relaunching
25
22
RELAUNCH, to launch...
relaundered
18
16
RELAUNDER, to launde...
relaxations
24
20
RELAXATION, the act...
relaxatives
27
23
RELAXATIVE, a medica...
relaxedness
24
21
the state of being r...
releasement
18
16
release [n -S]
relegatable
22
18
that can be relegate...
relegations
19
15
RELEGATION, the act...
relentments
19
17
RELENTMENT, the act...
relettering
20
15
RELETTER, to write a...
relevancies
23
20
RELEVANCY, (US) rele...
reliability
30
18
the state of being r...
relicensing
23
19
RELICENSE, to licens...
relicensure
22
17
a renewal of a licen...
religieuses
21
15
RELIGIEUSE, (French)...
religionary
26
17
a member of a religi...
religioners
20
15
RELIGIONER, a religi...
religionise
20
15
to imbue with religi...
religionism
22
18
religiosity, bigotry...
religionist
21
15
a person adhering to...
religionize
23
24
to imbue with religi...
religiosely
28
17
RELIGIOSE, morbidly...
religiosity
28
16
the state of being r...
religiouses
21
15
RELIGIOUS, a person...
religiously
29
18
RELIGIOUS, concerned...
reliquaires
28
22
RELIQUAIRE, (French)...
reliquaries
28
22
RELIQUARY, a small b...
reliquefied
30
26
RELIQUEFY, to liquef...
reliquefies
30
25
RELIQUEFY, to liquef...
relocatable
24
19
that can be relocate...
relocations
21
16
RELOCATION, the act...
relubricate
25
19
to lubricate again [...
reluctances
25
20
RELUCTANCE, the stat...
reluctantly
30
20
RELUCTANT, unwilling...
reluctating
24
19
RELUCTATE, to be rel...
reluctation
22
17
(archaic) repugnance...
reluctivity
33
22
a specific or relati...
remaindered
18
17
REMAINDER, to sell a...
remandments
19
20
REMANDMENT, the act...
remanencies
20
19
REMANENCY, the prope...
remarkables
23
22
REMARKABLE, somethin...
remarketing
21
21
REMARKET, to market...
remarriages
20
16
REMARRIAGE, the act...
remastering
20
17
REMASTER, to master...
remeasuring
20
18
REMEASURE, to measur...
remediating
20
18
REMEDIATE, (Shakespe...
remediation
18
16
the act of remedying...
rememberers
22
20
REMEMBERER, one who...
remembering
23
23
REMEMBER, to bring t...
remembrance
24
24
the state of bearing...
remigations
20
17
REMIGATION, the act...
remigrating
22
19
REMIGRATE, to migrat...
remigration
20
17
return from migratio...
reminiscent
22
19
of the character of...
reminiscers
23
18
REMINISCER, one who...
reminiscing
24
21
REMINISCE, to engage...
remissively
30
21
REMISSIVE, remitting...
remittances
22
18
REMITTANCE, a sum of...
remittences
22
18
REMITTENCE, a period...
remittently
27
18
REMITTENT, remitting...
remobilised
23
19
REMOBILISE, to mobil...
remobilises
23
18
REMOBILISE, to mobil...
remobilized
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28
REMOBILIZE, to mobil...
remobilizes
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27
REMOBILIZE, to mobil...
remodelings
21
19
REMODELING, the act...
remodellers
21
17
REMODELLER, one who...
remodelling
22
20
the act of modelling...
remodifying
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23
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remoistened
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16
REMOISTEN, to moiste...
remonetised
18
16
REMONETISE, to reest...
remonetises
18
15
REMONETISE, to reest...
remonetized
21
25
REMONETIZE, to reest...
remonetizes
21
24
REMONETIZE, to reest...
remonstrant
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remonstrating [adj R...
remonstrate
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15
to protest, to expos...
remontoires
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15
REMONTOIRE, any of v...
remoralised
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16
REMORALISE, to resto...
remoralises
20
15
REMORALISE, to resto...
remoralized
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25
REMORALIZE, to resto...
remoralizes
23
24
REMORALIZE, to resto...
remorseless
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15
having no remorse [a...
remortgaged
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19
REMORTGAGE, to mortg...
remortgages
21
18
REMORTGAGE, to mortg...
remotivated
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19
REMOTIVATE, to motiv...
remotivates
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18
REMOTIVATE, to motiv...
removalists
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19
REMOVALIST, a person...
removedness
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20
the state of being r...
remunerable
21
20
that can be remunera...
remunerated
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remunerates
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remunerator
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16
one who remunerates...
remurmuring
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REMURMUR, to murmur...
renaissance
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16
rebirth, also RENASC...
renascences
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19
RENASCENCE, rebirth,...
rencontring
21
19
RENCONTRE, to encoun...
rencounters
20
17
RENCOUNTER, to meet,...
renditioned
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15
RENDITION, to surren...
renegations
17
15
RENEGATION, a denial...
renegotiate
17
14
to negotiate again (...
renewedness
19
17
the state of being r...
renitencies
20
16
RENITENCY, the state...
renographic
26
22
relating to a renogr...
renominated
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17
RENOMINATE, to nomin...
renominates
17
16
RENOMINATE, to nomin...
renormalise
19
16
to subject to or cal...
renormalize
22
25
to subject to or cal...
renotifying
27
20
RENOTIFY, to notify...
renovations
18
17
RENOVATION, the act...
rentability
28
18
the ability to be re...
renumbering
22
22
RENUMBER, to number...
renunciates
20
17
RENUNCIATE [v]
reobjecting
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29
REOBJECT, to object...
reobserving
23
21
REOBSERVE, to observ...
reobtaining
20
18
REOBTAIN, to obtain...
reoccupying
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26
REOCCUPY, to occupy...
reoccurring
26
21
REOCCUR, to occur ag...
reoffenders
21
19
REOFFENDER, one who...
reoffending
22
22
REOFFEND, to offend...
reoperating
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17
REOPERATE, to operat...
reoperation
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15
operation again [n -...
reordaining
18
16
REORDAIN, to ordain...
reorganised
18
15
REORGANISE, to organ...
reorganiser
18
14
one who reorganises,...
reorganises
18
14
REORGANISE, to organ...
reorganized
21
24
REORGANIZE, to organ...
reorganizer
21
23
one who reorganizes,...
reorganizes
21
23
REORGANIZE, to organ...
reorientate
16
12
to orientate again [...
reorienting
18
15
REORIENT, to acquain...
reoutfitted
21
16
REOUTFIT, to outfit...
reoxidation
23
20
the process of reoxi...
reoxidising
26
22
REOXIDISE, to oxidis...
reoxidizing
29
31
REOXIDIZE, to oxidiz...
repacifying
33
25
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repackagers
25
23
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repackaging
26
26
REPACKAGE, to packag...
repaginated
20
18
REPAGINATE, to pagin...
repaginates
20
17
REPAGINATE, to pagin...
repaintings
21
18
REPAINTING, the act...
repanelling
22
20
REPANEL, to panel ag...
reparations
19
15
REPARATION, a repair...
reparteeing
20
17
REPARTEE, to make a...
repartition
20
15
to partition again [...
repatriated
20
15
REPATRIATE, to resto...
repatriates
20
14
REPATRIATE, to resto...
repatriator
20
14
one who repatriates...
repatterned
19
16
REPATTERN, to patter...
repellances
24
20
REPELLANCE, the act...
repellantly
29
20
REPELLANT, serving t...
repellences
24
20
REPELLENCE, the prin...
repellently
29
20
REPELLENT, serving t...
repellingly
31
22
REPELLING [adv]
repentances
21
19
REPENTANCE, the act...
repentantly
26
19
REPENTANT, penitent...
repentingly
28
21
REPENTING [adv]
repercussed
24
19
REPERCUSS, to reverb...
repercusses
24
18
REPERCUSS, to reverb...
repertoires
20
14
REPERTOIRE, (French)...
repertorial
21
15
relating to repertor...
repertories
20
14
REPERTORY, the perfo...
repetiteurs
21
15
REPETITEUR, (French)...
repetiteuse
20
15
a female repetiteur,...
repetitions
20
15
REPETITION, the act...
repetitious
21
15
characterized or mar...
repigmented
22
21
REPIGMENT, to pigmen...
repinements
20
19
REPINEMENT, the act...
replaceable
26
22
that can be replaced...
replacement
24
22
the act of replacing...
replastered
21
16
REPLASTER, to plaste...
replenished
23
19
REPLENISH, to fill a...
replenisher
23
18
one who replenishes...
replenishes
23
18
REPLENISH, to fill a...
repleteness
20
16
the state of being r...
repleviable
26
23
subject to replevin,...
replevining
24
23
REPLEVIN, to regain...
replicating
26
21
REPLICATE, to make a...
replication
24
19
copying, reproductio...
replicative
27
22
of, relating to, inv...
replicators
25
18
REPLICATOR, somethin...
reploughing
26
23
REPLOUGH, to plough...
repointings
21
18
REPOINTING, the appl...
repolarised
21
16
REPOLARISE, to polar...
repolarises
21
15
REPOLARISE, to polar...
repolarized
24
25
REPOLARIZE, to polar...
repolarizes
24
24
REPOLARIZE, to polar...
repolishing
25
20
REPOLISH, to polish...
repopulated
23
20
REPOPULATE, to popul...
repopulates
23
19
REPOPULATE, to popul...
reportingly
29
20
REPORTING, giving an...
reportorial
21
15
relating to the work...
reposedness
19
16
the state of being r...
reposefully
31
22
REPOSEFUL, restful [...
repositions
20
15
REPOSITION, to chang...
repossessed
20
15
REPOSSESS, to posses...
repossesses
20
14
REPOSSESS, to posses...
repossessor
20
14
one who repossesses...
repoussages
21
17
REPOUSSAGE, the art...
repoussoirs
21
15
REPOUSSOIR, (French)...
reprehended
21
19
REPREHEND, to rebuke...
reprehender
21
18
one who reprehends [...
represented
19
16
REPRESENT, to exhibi...
representee
18
15
a person to whom a r...
representer
19
15
one who represents [...
representor
19
15
a person who makes a...
repressible
24
18
that can be represse...
repressibly
31
20
REPRESSIBLE, that ca...
repressions
20
15
REPRESSION, the act...
reprievable
25
22
that can be reprieve...
reprimanded
21
20
REPRIMAND, to scold,...
reprivatise
23
18
to privatize again,...
reprivatize
26
27
to privatize again,...
reproachers
25
19
REPROACHER, one who...
reproachful
29
24
reproving [adj REPRO...
reproaching
26
22
REPROACH, to find fa...
reprobacies
25
20
REPROBACY, the state...
reprobances
24
21
REPROBANCE, (Shakesp...
reprobaters
22
17
REPROBATER, one who...
reprobating
23
20
REPROBATE, to disapp...
reprobation
21
18
the act of reprobati...
reprobative
24
21
condemnatory, also R...
reprobators
22
17
REPROBATOR, (Scots)...
reprobatory
28
19
condemnatory, also R...
reprocessed
23
18
REPROCESS, to proces...
reprocesses
23
17
REPROCESS, to proces...
reproducers
24
19
REPRODUCER, one who...
reproducing
25
22
REPRODUCE, to produc...
reprogramed
22
20
REPROGRAM, to progra...
reprogramme
23
22
to programme again,...
reprography
32
23
the reproduction of...
reprovingly
31
24
REPROVING [adv]
reprovision
22
19
to provision again [...
reptilianly
29
19
REPTILIAN, related t...
reptiliform
26
21
having the form of a...
republicans
27
23
REPUBLICAN, one that...
republished
27
22
REPUBLISH, to publis...
republisher
27
21
one who republishes...
republishes
27
21
REPUBLISH, to publis...
repudiating
22
19
REPUDIATE, to cast o...
repudiation
20
17
the act of repudiati...
repudiative
23
20
serving to repudiate...
repudiators
21
16
REPUDIATOR, one who...
repugnances
23
22
REPUGNANCE, strong d...
repugnantly
28
22
REPUGNANT, distastef...
repulsively
32
23
REPULSIVE, that repe...
repurchased
26
21
REPURCHASE, to buy b...
repurchases
26
20
REPURCHASE, to buy b...
repurifying
31
23
REPURIFY, to purify...
repurposing
24
21
REPURPOSE, to purpos...
reputations
20
16
REPUTATION, overall...
requalified
30
26
REQUALIFY, to qualif...
requalifies
30
25
REQUALIFY, to qualif...
requickened
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30
REQUICKEN, (Shakespe...
requiescats
30
24
REQUIESCAT, a prayer...
requighting
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28
REQUIGHT, (Spenser)...
requirement
27
25
something required [...
requisitely
35
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REQUISITE, required...
requisition
27
22
a demand for supplie...
requisitors
28
21
REQUISITOR, one who...
requisitory
34
23
in law, a demand mad...
requiteless
28
22
without requital, fr...
requitement
27
25
the act of requiting...
reradiating
19
15
RERADIATE, to radiat...
reradiation
17
13
the act of reradiati...
rerecording
22
18
RERECORD, to record...
reredorters
18
12
REREDORTER, (histori...
reregisters
20
13
REREGISTER, to regis...
reregulated
20
16
REREGULATE, to regul...
reregulates
20
15
REREGULATE, to regul...
rereleasing
19
15
RERELEASE, to releas...
rereminding
20
19
REREMIND, to remind...
rerepeating
20
17
REREPEAT, to repeat...
rereviewing
24
21
REREVIEW, to review...
rescheduled
25
20
RESCHEDULE, to sched...
reschedules
25
19
RESCHEDULE, to sched...
reschooling
25
20
RESCHOOL, to school...
rescindable
24
20
that can be rescinde...
rescindment
22
20
the act of rescindin...
rescissible
26
18
able to be rescinded...
rescissions
22
15
RESCISSION, the act...
rescreening
21
18
RESCREEN, to screen...
rescripting
26
20
RESCRIPT, to issue a...
rescription
24
18
a reply or answering...
resculpting
27
22
RESCULPT, to sculpt...
researchers
23
16
RESEARCHER, one who...
researchful
27
21
full of research [ad...
researching
24
19
RESEARCH, to investi...
researchist
24
16
one engaged in resea...
reseasoning
17
15
RESEASON, to season...
resectional
21
16
relating to resectio...
resegregate
19
15
to segregate again [...
reselecting
23
18
RESELECT, to choose...
reselection
21
16
the act of selecting...
resemblance
24
22
the state of resembl...
resensitise
18
12
to sensitise again,...
resensitize
21
21
to sensitize again [...
resentenced
19
17
RESENTENCE, to sente...
resentences
19
16
RESENTENCE, to sente...
resentfully
29
20
RESENTFUL, full of r...
resentingly
26
18
RESENTING [adv]
resentments
18
16
RESENTMENT, a feelin...
reservation
19
16
somehting reserved,...
reservatory
26
17
a receptacle; a rese...
reservicing
25
21
RESERVICE, to servic...
reservoired
20
16
RESERVOIR, to keep a...
resharpened
21
18
RESHARPEN, to sharpe...
reshingling
24
20
RESHINGLE, to shingl...
reshipments
24
20
RESHIPMENT, the act...
reshowering
24
19
RESHOWER, to shower...
reshuffling
28
24
RESHUFFLE, to shuffl...
residencies
21
16
RESIDENCY, the offic...
residenters
18
13
RESIDENTER, (Scots)...
residential
19
14
used as a residence...
resignation
18
15
an act or instance o...
resignments
20
18
RESIGNMENT, the act...
resilements
20
16
RESILEMENT, the act...
resiliences
22
16
RESILIENCE, the qual...
resiliently
27
16
RESILIENT, springing...
resilvering
23
19
RESILVER, to cover w...
resinifying
28
20
RESINIFY, to convert...
resipiscent
24
18
having returned to a...
resistances
21
15
RESISTANCE, the act...
resistingly
28
17
RESISTING [adv]
resistively
29
18
RESISTIVE, serving t...
resistivity
29
17
the longitudinal ele...
resituating
20
15
RESITUATE, to situat...
resketching
26
23
RESKETCH, to sketch...
reskillings
24
20
RESKILLING, the retr...
resmoothing
22
19
RESMOOTH, to smooth...
resocialise
22
15
to socialise again,...
resocialize
25
24
to socialize again,...
resoftening
20
18
RESOFTEN, to soften...
resoldering
20
16
RESOLDER, to solder...
resolutions
19
14
RESOLUTION, the act...
resonations
16
13
RESONATION, the act...
resorbences
22
18
RESORBENCE, reabsorp...
resorcinols
22
16
RESORCINOL, a colour...
resorptions
20
15
RESORPTION, the act...
resourceful
25
20
able to meet situati...
resourcings
23
18
RESOURCING, the act...
respecified
26
21
RESPECIFY, to specif...
respecifies
26
20
RESPECIFY, to specif...
respectable
26
21
worthy of respect [a...
respectably
33
23
RESPECTABLE, worthy...
respectless
25
18
without respect [adj...
respellings
24
19
RESPELLING, the act...
respiration
20
15
breathing; the takin...
respirators
21
14
RESPIRATOR, an appli...
respiratory
27
16
related to respirati...
respirology
29
19
the branch of medici...
respiteless
22
15
without a respite [a...
resplendent
20
18
shining brilliantly...
resplending
22
20
RESPLEND, to shine b...
resplitting
24
18
RESPLIT, to split ag...
respondence
21
20
correspondence, agre...
respondency
28
22
correspondence, agre...
respondents
19
17
RESPONDENT, one who...
responsible
23
19
liable to be called...
responsibly
30
21
RESPONSIBLE, liable...
responsions
19
16
the first examinatio...
respreading
21
18
RESPREAD, to spread...
respringing
23
20
RESPRING, to replace...
resprouting
22
18
RESPROUT, to sprout...
restabilise
22
15
to stabilise again,...
restabilize
25
24
to stabilize again,...
restartable
21
15
capable of being res...
restatement
18
15
something that is re...
restationed
17
13
RESTATION, to statio...
restaurants
18
13
RESTAURANT, a busine...
restfullest
24
17
RESTFUL, relaxing [a...
restfulness
22
17
the state of being r...
restharrows
24
16
RESTHARROW, a wild f...
restimulate
21
16
to stimulate again [...
restitching
26
19
RESTITCH, to stitch...
restituting
21
15
RESTITUTE, (archaic)...
restitution
19
13
a restoration of som...
restitutive
22
16
relating to restitut...
restitutors
20
12
RESTITUTOR, one who...
restitutory
26
14
serving to restitute...
restiveness
20
16
the state of being r...
restoration
17
12
a bringing back to a...
restorative
20
15
serving to restore t...
restrainers
18
12
RESTRAINER, one who...
restraining
19
15
the act of restraini...
restressing
20
14
RESTRESS, to stress...
restretched
24
17
RESTRETCH, to stretc...
restretches
24
16
RESTRETCH, to stretc...
restricting
24
17
RESTRICT, to keep wi...
restriction
22
15
a regulation that re...
restrictive
25
18
of or relating to re...
restringent
19
15
an astringent [n -S]
restringing
21
17
RESTRING, to string...
restructure
23
16
to change the makeup...
resubjected
26
28
RESUBJECT, to subjec...
resubmitted
23
19
RESUBMIT, to submit...
resultantly
27
17
RESULTANT, resulting...
resultative
22
17
(in grammar) a phras...
resummoning
21
22
RESUMMON, to summon...
resumptions
22
19
RESUMPTION, an act o...
resupplying
32
24
RESUPPLY, to supply...
resurfacers
24
18
RESURFACER, one who...
resurfacing
25
21
RESURFACE, to surfac...
resurgences
22
18
RESURGENCE, a rising...
resurrected
22
16
RESURRECT, to bring...
resurrector
22
15
one who resurrects [...
resurveying
28
21
RESURVEY, to survey...
resuscitant
22
16
having a resuscitati...
resuscitate
22
15
to revive from appar...
resuspended
20
18
RESUSPEND, to suspen...
resveratrol
21
16
a fungicidal phenol...
reswallowed
26
20
RESWALLOW, to swallo...
resyntheses
26
16
RESYNTHESIS, a new s...
resynthesis
27
16
a new synthesis [n R...
retailments
20
16
RETAILMENT, the act...
retailoring
20
15
RETAILOR, to tailor...
retainments
18
16
RETAINMENT, the act...
retaliating
20
15
RETALIATE, to repay...
retaliation
18
13
the act of retaliati...
retaliative
21
16
relating to retaliat...
retaliators
19
12
RETALIATOR, one who...
retaliatory
25
14
having the nature of...
retardation
17
13
an act or instance o...
retardative
20
16
serving to retard [a...
retardatory
24
14
tending to retard [a...
retardments
19
16
RETARDMENT, the act...
retargeting
20
16
RETARGET, to target...
retempering
22
20
RETEMPER, to modify...
retentively
27
19
RETENTIVE, tending t...
retentivity
27
18
the power of retaini...
retestified
21
15
RETESTIFY, to testif...
retestifies
21
14
RETESTIFY, to testif...
retexturing
26
22
RETEXTURE, to treat...
rethreading
21
17
RETHREAD, to thread...
reticencies
24
18
RETICENCY, the quali...
reticularly
31
19
RETICULAR, netted, n...
reticulated
23
17
RETICULATE, to inter...
reticulates
23
16
RETICULATE, to inter...
retightened
21
17
RETIGHTEN, to tighte...
retinacular
22
17
pertaining to the re...
retinaculum
24
21
a band-like structur...
retinalites
19
13
RETINALITE, a transl...
retinispora
20
15
a cypress or related...
retinitides
19
13
RETINITIS, inflammat...
retinitises
19
12
RETINITIS, inflammat...
retinopathy
28
19
any of various nonin...
retinoscope
22
18
an instrument for me...
retinoscopy
29
20
observation of the r...
retinospora
19
15
a cypress or related...
retiredness
18
13
the state of being r...
retirements
19
15
RETIREMENT, an act o...
retotalling
21
16
RETOTAL, to total ag...
retouchable
26
21
that can be retouche...
retraceable
23
18
that can be retraced...
retracement
21
18
the act of retracing...
retractable
24
18
that can be retracte...
retractible
25
18
that can be retracte...
retractions
21
15
RETRACTION, an act o...
retrainable
20
16
that can be restrain...
retrainings
19
15
RETRAINING, the act...
retransfers
20
15
RETRANSFER, to trans...
retransform
21
18
to transform again [...
retranslate
18
13
to translate (a tran...
retransmits
20
15
RETRANSMIT, to trans...
retreatants
17
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RETREATANT, a person...
retrenching
24
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RETRENCH, to cut dow...
retributing
23
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RETRIBUTE, to give i...
retribution
21
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retaliation, punishm...
retributive
24
19
relating to retribut...
retributors
22
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RETRIBUTOR, one enga...
retributory
28
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relating to retribut...
retrievable
23
19
that can be retrieve...
retrievably
30
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RETRIEVABLE, that ca...
retrievings
22
18
RETRIEVING, the act...
retroacting
22
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RETROACT, to act in...
retroaction
20
15
acting backward [n -...
retroactive
23
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taking effect as fro...
retrobulbar
24
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behind the eyeball [...
retrocedent
20
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moving backward [adj...
retroceding
22
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RETROCEDE, to cede b...
retrochoirs
24
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RETROCHOIR, the part...
retrodicted
22
16
RETRODICT, to utiliz...
retroengine
17
15
a small rocket on a...
retrofiring
22
17
RETROFIRE, to cause...
retrofitted
21
15
RETROFIT, to furnish...
retroflexed
27
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RETROFLEX, to bend b...
retroflexes
27
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RETROFLEX, to bend b...
retrograded
19
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RETROGRADE, to cause...
retrogrades
19
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RETROGRADE, to cause...
retrojected
23
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RETROJECT, to throw...
retrolental
19
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behind the or a lens...
retrophilia
24
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love of things of th...
retrorocket
22
18
a rocket whose funct...
retrosexual
25
20
a man with tradition...
retrospects
24
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RETROSPECT, to engag...
retroussage
19
14
(French) in etching,...
retroverted
20
16
RETROVERT, to turn b...
returnables
21
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RETURNABLE, somethin...
reunionisms
19
17
REUNIONISM, a policy...
reunionists
18
14
REUNIONIST, a person...
reupholster
24
18
to upholster again [...
reusability
29
18
the capacity to be r...
reutilising
22
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REUTILISE, to utilis...
reutilizing
25
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REUTILIZE, to utiliz...
revaccinate
25
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to vaccinate again [...
revalidated
21
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REVALIDATE, to valid...
revalidates
21
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REVALIDATE, to valid...
revalorised
21
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REVALORISE, to give...
revalorises
21
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REVALORISE, to give...
revalorized
24
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REVALORIZE, to give...
revalorizes
24
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REVALORIZE, to give...
revaluating
22
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REVALUATE, to evalua...
revaluation
20
18
the act of revaluing...
revanchisms
27
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REVANCHISM, policy o...
revanchists
26
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REVANCHIST, one adhe...
revarnished
22
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REVARNISH, to varnis...
revarnishes
22
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REVARNISH, to varnis...
revealingly
29
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REVEALING, making vi...
revealments
21
20
REVEALMENT, the act...
revegetated
20
18
REVEGETATE, to veget...
revegetates
20
17
REVEGETATE, to veget...
revelations
20
17
REVELATION, an act o...
revendicate
22
20
to make formal claim...
revengeless
21
19
without revenge [adj...
revengement
20
22
(Shakespeare) reveng...
revengingly
29
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REVENGING, vengeful...
reverberant
21
19
tending to reverbera...
reverberate
21
18
to continue in or as...
reverencers
22
19
REVERENCER, one who...
reverencing
23
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REVERENCE, to venera...
reverential
20
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expressing or having...
reverifying
30
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REVERIFY, to verify...
reverseless
21
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unalterable [adj]
reversibles
24
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REVERSIBLE, a revers...
reversional
20
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relating to a revers...
reversioner
19
16
a person entitled to...
revibrating
24
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REVIBRATE, to vibrat...
revictualed
25
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REVICTUAL, to victua...
revilements
22
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REVILEMENT, the act...
revindicate
23
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to vindicate again [...
reviolating
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REVIOLATE, to violat...
revisionary
26
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relating to revision...
revisionism
22
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a movement in revolu...
revisionist
21
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a supporter of revis...
revisitants
21
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REVISITANT, one who...
revitalised
22
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REVITALISE, to give...
revitalises
22
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REVITALISE, to give...
revitalized
25
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REVITALIZE, to give...
revitalizes
25
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REVITALIZE, to give...
revivalisms
26
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REVIVALISM, the spir...
revivalists
25
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REVIVALIST, one who...
revivements
23
23
REVIVEMENT, the act...
revivescent
25
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reviving, also REVIV...
revivifying
33
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REVIVIFY, to reactiv...
reviviscent
26
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reviving, also REVIV...
revocations
22
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REVOCATION, the act...
revokements
21
23
REVOKEMENT, (Shakesp...
revoltingly
30
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REVOLTING [adv]
revolutions
21
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REVOLUTION, the acti...
revolvingly
32
26
REVOLVING, turning a...
revulsively
32
24
REVULSIVE, causing,...
rewardingly
30
21
REWARDING [adv]
rewriteable
24
18
(of a CD, flash driv...
rhabdocoele
25
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a turbellarian worm...
rhabdoliths
27
20
RHABDOLITH, a calcar...
rhabdomancy
32
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divination by wands...
rhabdomeres
23
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RHABDOMERE, one of t...
rhabdomyoma
30
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a tumour of striated...
rhabdovirus
26
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a class of virus tha...
rhachitises
27
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RHACHITIS, inflammat...
rhagadiform
25
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in the form of crack...
rhamnaceous
23
21
relating to the buck...
rhapsodical
27
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of or like a rhapsod...
rhapsodised
23
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RHAPSODISE, to utter...
rhapsodises
23
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RHAPSODISE, to utter...
rhapsodists
24
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RHAPSODIST, ancientl...
rhapsodized
26
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RHAPSODIZE, to utter...
rhapsodizes
26
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RHAPSODIZE, to utter...
rheological
26
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relating to rheology...
rheologists
23
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RHEOLOGIST, one who...
rheometries
21
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RHEOMETRY, measureme...
rheomorphic
29
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relating to rheomorp...
rheotropism
24
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the direction of gro...
rhetorician
23
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a master or teacher...
rhetorising
22
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RHETORISE, (obsolete...
rhetorizing
25
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RHETORIZE, (obsolete...
rheumateese
20
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(dialect) rheumatism...
rheumatical
26
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relating to rheumati...
rheumaticky
33
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suffering from rheum...
rheumatises
22
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RHEUMATISE, (dialect...
rheumatisms
24
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RHEUMATISM, a condit...
rheumatizes
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RHEUMATIZE, (dialect...
rhinestoned
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adorned with rhinest...
rhinestones
19
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RHINESTONE, an imita...
rhinocerote
22
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(obsolete) a rhinoce...
rhinolalias
22
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RHINOLALIA, nasal sp...
rhinologies
22
17
RHINOLOGY, the study...
rhinologist
23
17
a student of rhinolo...
rhinophonia
23
20
a nasal tone to the...
rhinophymas
32
24
RHINOPHYMA, acne of...
rhinoplasty
30
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plastic surgery of t...
rhinorrhoea
21
16
continuous nasal cat...
rhinoscopes
25
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RHINOSCOPE, an instr...
rhinoscopic
29
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relating to a rhinos...
rhinothecae
24
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RHINOTHECA, the shea...
rhizanthous
26
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with flowers emergin...
rhizocarpic
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of or like a rhizoca...
rhizoctonia
26
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any of a genus of im...
rhizogenous
24
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producing or growing...
rhizomatous
25
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having the form of a...
rhizomorphs
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RHIZOMORPH, a rootli...
rhizophores
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RHIZOPHORE, a specia...
rhizoplanes
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RHIZOPLANE, the surf...
rhizopodans
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RHIZOPODAN, one of t...
rhizopodous
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relating to a rhizop...
rhizosphere
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a region of increase...
rhizotomies
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RHIZOTOMY, the surgi...
rhodanising
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RHODANISE, to electr...
rhodanizing
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RHODANIZE, to electr...
rhododaphne
23
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(Spenser) oleander [...
rhododendra
19
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RHODODENDRON, any of...
rhodophanes
23
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RHODOPHANE, the red...
rhombohedra
25
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RHOMBOHEDRON, a para...
rhomboideus
24
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a rhomboid, also RHO...
rhotacising
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RHOTACISE, to change...
rhotacistic
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relating to rhotacis...
rhotacizing
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RHOTACIZE, to change...
rhoticities
25
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RHOTICITY, the quali...
rhubarbings
27
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RHUBARBING, in the t...
rhumbatrons
24
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RHUMBATRON, a cavity...
rhynchocoel
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the cavity in which...
rhynchodont
31
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having a toothed bea...
rhythmicity
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the state of being r...
rhythmising
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RHYTHMISE, to subjec...
rhythmizing
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RHYTHMIZE, to subjec...
ribbonwoods
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RIBBONWOOD, a small...
riboflavine
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a member of the vita...
riboflavins
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RIBOFLAVIN, a member...
ribonucleic
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an acid derived from...
rickburners
26
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RICKBURNER, (archaic...
ricketiness
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the state of being r...
rickettiest
24
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RICKETTY, shaky, ram...
rickettsiae
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RICKETTSIA, a genus...
rickettsial
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relating to ricketts...
rickettsias
24
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RICKETTSIA, a genus...
ricocheting
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RICOCHET, to rebound...
ricochetted
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RICOCHET, to rebound...
ridesharing
22
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the practice of shar...
riebeckites
25
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RIEBECKITE, a monocl...
rifacimenti
25
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RIFACIMENTO, a recas...
rifacimento
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a recasting of a lit...
rifampicins
28
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RIFAMPICIN, an antib...
rigamaroles
21
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RIGAMAROLE, a succes...
righteously
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RIGHTEOUS, just, pro...
rightnesses
22
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RIGHTNESS, the state...
rightsizing
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the act of adapting...
rightwardly
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RIGHTWARD, toward th...
rigidifying
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RIGIDIFY, to make st...
rigidnesses
20
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RIGIDNESS, the state...
rijksdaaler
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(Dutch) a rix-dollar...
rijsttafels
25
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RIJSTTAFEL, (Dutch)...
rinderpests
21
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RINDERPEST, (German)...
rinforzando
22
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(Italian) with a sud...
ringbarking
24
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RINGBARK, to strip a...
ringleaders
20
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RINGLEADER, a leader...
ringmasters
21
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RINGMASTER, one in c...
ringstraked
21
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of an animal, insect...
rinsability
29
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the quality of being...
rinsibility
30
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the quality of being...
rinthereout
20
15
(Scots) a vagrant [n...
riotousness
18
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the state of being r...
ripidolites
23
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RIPIDOLITE, a transl...
ripsnorters
21
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RIPSNORTER, somethin...
ripsnorting
22
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fast and furious, li...
riskinesses
20
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RISKINESS, the state...
ritardandos
18
14
RITARDANDO, (Italian...
ritornelles
20
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RITORNELLE, (French)...
ritornellos
20
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RITORNELLO, a short...
ritournelle
20
15
(French) a short ins...
ritualising
22
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RITUALISE, to make i...
ritualistic
25
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relating to ritualis...
ritualizing
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RITUALIZE, to make i...
ritzinesses
22
21
RITZINESS, being rit...
rivercrafts
27
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RIVERCRAFT, a craft...
riverfronts
23
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RIVERFRONT, the land...
riverscapes
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RIVERSCAPE, a view o...
riverworthy
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able to be used on a...
roadability
28
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the qualities, such...
roadblocked
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ROADBLOCK, to bar by...
roadheaders
19
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ROADHEADER, a tunnel...
roadholding
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the qualities of an...
roadmakings
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ROADMAKING, road bui...
roadmenders
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ROADMENDER, one whos...
roadrollers
20
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ROADROLLER, a motor...
roadrunners
17
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ROADRUNNER, a bird o...
robotically
32
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ROBOTIC, relating to...
rockcresses
26
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ROCKCRESS, another n...
rockhoppers
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ROCKHOPPER, a creste...
rockinesses
22
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ROCKINESS, the state...
rodenticide
21
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the killing of roden...
rodfishings
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RODFISHING, fishing...
rodomontade
17
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(French) a bragging...
roentgenise
17
15
to bombard with X-ra...
roentgenium
19
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a short-lived radioa...
roentgenize
20
24
to bombard with X-ra...
roguishness
22
17
the state of being r...
roisterings
20
14
ROISTERING, carousin...
rollcollars
26
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ROLLCOLLAR, a collar...
rollerballs
25
18
ROLLERBALL, a pen ha...
rollerblade
23
18
(tradename) a type o...
rollerdrome
21
17
(US) a venue for rol...
rollickings
27
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ROLLICKING, the act...
rollockings
26
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ROLLOCKING, a tellin...
romanicites
22
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ROMANICITE, another...
romanticise
22
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to make romantic, al...
romanticism
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romantic quality, fe...
romanticist
23
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an adherent of roman...
romanticize
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to make romantic, al...
rompishness
24
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the state of being r...
rondolettos
18
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RONDOLETTO, a short...
rontgenised
18
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RONTGENISE, to treat...
rontgenises
18
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RONTGENISE, to treat...
rontgenized
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RONTGENIZE, to treat...
rontgenizes
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RONTGENIZE, to treat...
roominesses
18
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ROOMINESS, the state...
rootinesses
17
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ROOTINESS, the state...
rootservers
20
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ROOTSERVER, a comput...
ropedancers
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ROPEDANCER, one who...
ropedancing
23
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the sport of dancing...
ropewalkers
25
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ROPEWALKER, a ropeda...
roquelaures
27
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ROQUELAURE, a cloak...
rosanilines
18
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ROSANILINE, a base d...
rosefinches
25
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ROSEFINCH, any of va...
rosemalings
21
18
ROSEMALING, (Norwegi...
rotaviruses
21
16
ROTAVIRUS, a wheel-s...
rotisseries
19
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ROTISSERIE, (French)...
rotographed
23
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ROTOGRAPH, to make a...
rotogravure
21
18
an intaglio printing...
rotorcrafts
24
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ROTORCRAFT, a helico...
rotoscoping
24
20
ROTOSCOPE, to create...
rototillers
21
13
ROTOTILLER, an imple...
rototilling
22
16
ROTOTILL, to till so...
rottenstone
16
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friable, decomposed,...
rottweilers
23
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ROTTWEILER, (German)...
rotundities
19
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ROTUNDITY, the state...
roughcasted
25
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ROUGHCAST, to cover...
roughcaster
25
19
one who applies roug...
roughdrying
30
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ROUGHDRY, to dry wit...
roughhewing
28
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ROUGHHEW, to shape r...
roughhoused
24
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ROUGHHOUSE, to brawl...
roughhouses
24
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ROUGHHOUSE, to brawl...
roughnecked
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ROUGHNECK, to work a...
roughnesses
21
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ROUGHNESS, the state...
roughriders
23
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ROUGHRIDER, a rider...
roundabouts
20
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ROUNDABOUT [n]
roundarched
23
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ROUNDARCH [v]
roundedness
17
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the state of being r...
roundheaded
19
18
having a round head...
roundhouses
20
17
ROUNDHOUSE, a consta...
roundnesses
17
15
ROUNDNESS, the state...
roundtables
21
18
ROUNDTABLE, a meetin...
rouseabouts
20
16
ROUSEABOUT, (Austral...
roustabouts
21
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ROUSTABOUT, a casual...
routinising
20
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ROUTINISE, to make r...
routinizing
23
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ROUTINIZE, to make r...
rowdinesses
21
16
ROWDINESS, the state...
rowdydowing
32
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ROWDYDOW, to make a...
rubberising
25
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RUBBERISE, to coat w...
rubberizing
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RUBBERIZE, to coat w...
rubbernecks
27
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RUBBERNECK, to look...
rubberwears
26
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RUBBERWEAR, rubber c...
rubbleworks
29
26
RUBBLEWORK, coarse m...
rubefacient
25
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an agent that is a g...
rubefaction
25
22
reddening [n -S]
rubescences
26
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RUBESCENCE, reddenin...
rubicundity
32
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the state of being r...
rubricating
26
21
RUBRICATE, to write,...
rubrication
24
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the act of rubricati...
rubricators
25
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RUBRICATOR, one who...
rubythroats
30
19
RUBYTHROAT, any of n...
rudderheads
21
17
RUDDERHEAD, the top...
rudderposts
22
17
RUDDERPOST, the shan...
rudderstock
24
21
a vertical post at t...
ruddinesses
19
15
RUDDINESS, the state...
rudimentary
26
19
arrested at an early...
rufescences
26
22
RUFESCENCE, the stat...
ruffianisms
25
22
RUFFIANISM, being a...
ruggedising
23
20
RUGGEDISE, to make r...
ruggedizing
26
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RUGGEDIZE, to make r...
ruinousness
18
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the state of being r...
rumbullions
25
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RUMBULLION, (obsolet...
rumbustical
28
23
(archaic) boisterous...
rumbustious
24
20
boisterous, rambunct...
rumfustians
23
20
RUMFUSTIAN, (archaic...
rumgumption
25
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(Scots) common sense...
ruminations
19
17
RUMINATION, the act...
rumminesses
21
19
RUMMINESS, the state...
rumormonger
21
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one who spreads rumo...
runninesses
17
15
RUNNINESS, the state...
runtinesses
18
14
RUNTINESS, the state...
rupturewort
25
19
a caryophyllaceous p...
ruralnesses
19
14
RURALNESS, the state...
ruridecanal
22
18
concerning a rural d...
rushinesses
21
15
RUSHINESS, the state...
russettings
21
15
RUSSETTING, a russet...
rusticating
24
18
the act of rusticati...
rustication
22
16
the action of banish...
rusticators
23
15
RUSTICATOR, one who...
rusticising
25
18
RUSTICISE, to make r...
rusticities
24
15
RUSTICITY, a rustic...
rusticizing
28
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RUSTICIZE, to make r...
rusticworks
28
22
RUSTICWORK, rusticat...
rustinesses
19
13
RUSTINESS, the state...
rustproofed
23
19
RUSTPROOF, to make r...
rutherfords
24
18
RUTHERFORD, a unit o...
ruthfulness
25
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the state of being r...
ruttinesses
19
13
RUTTINESS, the state...
ruttishness
22
15
the state of being r...
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