7 letter words that start with S

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7 letter words that start with S

7 letter S word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
sabaton	12	11	(historical) a foot-...
sabayon	18	13	(French) a sauce of...
sabbath	18	15	an assembly of demon...
sabbats	16	13	SABBAT, an assembly...
sabbing	17	16	the performance of o...
sabeing	14	13	SABE, to know, to un...
sabella	15	12	any of a genus of tu...
sabered	13	11	SABER, to strike wit...
sabicus	18	14	SABICU, a Caribbean...
sabines	13	11	SABINE, an evergreen...
sabkhah	19	18	(Arabic) a broad, sa...
sabkhas	17	16	SABKHA, (Arabic) a b...
sabkhat	17	16	(Arabic) a broad, sa...
sabling	16	14	SABLE, to darken [v]
saboted	13	11	wearing sabots [adj]
sabreur	14	11	(French) a person, e...
sabring	15	13	SABRE, to strike wit...
saburra	14	11	a granular deposit [...
sacaton	13	11	(Spanish) a type of...
sacbuts	18	14	SACBUT, a medieval t...
saccade	17	14	(French) a brief rap...
saccate	17	13	having the form of a...
saccule	19	15	a small sac, also SA...
sacculi	20	15	SACCULUS, a small sa...
sacella	16	12	SACELLUM, (Latin) an...
sachems	18	15	SACHEM, a North Amer...
sachets	17	12	SACHET, a small plas...
sackage	16	16	to sack or plunder [...
sackbut	19	18	a medieval trombone,...
sackers	16	14	SACKER, a position i...
sackful	20	19	as much as a sack ca...
sacking	17	17	material for making...
sacless	16	11	quiet; peaceable; in...
saclike	17	15	like a sac [adj]
sacques	23	20	SACQUE, a woman's lo...
sacrals	16	11	SACRAL, a vertebra o...
sacrify	24	15	to sacrifice [v SACR...
sacring	16	13	(archaic) the act or...
sacrist	16	10	a Church official in...
sacrums	17	14	SACRUM, a bone of th...
saddens	11	10	SADDEN, to make sad...
saddest	12	9	SAD, unhappy [adj]
saddhus	15	12	SADDHU, (Sanskrit) a...
saddies	12	9	SADDIE, a dull unsoc...
sadding	13	12	SAD, to express sadn...
saddish	15	11	somewhat sad [adj]
saddled	13	11	SADDLE, to put a lea...
saddler	13	10	one who makes, sells...
saddles	13	10	SADDLE, to put a lea...
saddoes	11	9	SADDO, (slang) an un...
sadhana	12	11	(Hindi) one of a num...
sadiron	11	9	a heavy flatiron wit...
sadisms	14	11	SADISM, pleasure gai...
sadists	13	8	SADIST, one who infl...
sadness	11	9	the state of being s...
saecula	15	12	SAECULUM, (Latin) an...
saeters	11	7	SAETER, (Norwegian)...
safaris	14	10	SAFARI, to go on a h...
saffian	15	14	a brightly-coloured...
saffron	15	14	a flowering plant; i...
safrole	14	11	a colourless oily li...
safrols	15	11	SAFROL, a colourless...
saftest	14	10	SAFT, (Scots) soft [...
sagaman	12	13	a writer of sagas [n...
sagamen	12	13	SAGAMAN, a writer of...
sagathy	21	13	a lightweight fabric...
sagbuts	16	13	SAGBUT, a medieval t...
sagenes	11	10	SAGENE, a network [n...
saggard	14	12	a clay box for bakin...
saggars	14	11	SAGGAR, to pack in a...
saggers	14	11	SAGGER, to pack in a...
saggier	14	11	SAGGY, characterized...
sagging	15	14	the act of sagging [...
sagiest	13	9	SAGY, flavoured with...
sagitta	13	9	(Latin) a keystone [...
sagoins	12	10	SAGOIN, a South Amer...
sagouin	12	11	a South American mon...
sagrada	12	10	(Spanish) as in casc...
saguaro	12	10	(Spanish) a giant ca...
saguins	13	11	SAGUIN, a South Amer...
sahibah	18	14	(Hindi) a lady sahib...
sahibas	16	12	SAHIBA, (Hindi) a la...
sahiwal	18	13	any of a breed of hu...
sahuaro	13	10	(Spanish) a giant ca...
saidest	12	8	(archaic) 2nd person...
saikeis	13	11	SAIKEI, (Japanese) a...
sailers	13	8	SAILER, a vessel tha...
sailing	14	11	the act of one that...
sailors	13	8	SAILOR, a member of...
saimins	13	11	SAIMIN, (Chinese) a...
saimiri	14	10	a squirrel monkey [n...
saining	12	11	SAINE, (Spenser) 3rd...
sainted	11	9	SAINT, to hail as a...
saintly	19	11	befitting a saint [a...
saiques	20	17	SAIQUE, a Levantine...
sairest	12	7	SAIR, (Scots) sore,...
sairing	13	10	SAIR, to savour, als...
saithes	14	9	SAITHE, the coalfish...
saiyids	19	10	SAIYID, (Arabic) a d...
sakeret	12	11	the male saker [n -S...
sakiehs	15	13	SAKIEH, (Arabic) an...
sakiyeh	21	15	(Arabic) an Eastern...
saksaul	14	13	a low, thick, grotes...
salaams	13	11	SALAAM, (Arabic) to...
salable	15	12	able to be sold, als...
salably	22	14	SALABLE, able to be...
salades	12	9	SALADE, in medieval...
salamis	14	11	SALAMI, a seasoned s...
salamon	12	12	(obsolete) the mass,...
salband	14	13	(German) a crust or...
salchow	21	16	(Swedish) an ice-ska...
salfern	14	12	a medicinal herb, ak...
salices	16	11	SALIX, any of a genu...
salicet	16	11	an organ stop with a...
salicin	16	12	a bitter crystalline...
salient	12	9	strikingly conspicuo...
saligot	14	10	(French) the water c...
salinas	12	9	SALINA, (Spanish) a...
salines	12	9	SALINE, a salt solut...
salival	16	13	relating to saliva,...
salivas	15	12	SALIVA, a fluid secr...
sallads	14	10	SALLAD, (archaic) a...
sallals	15	10	SALLAL, (Native Amer...
sallees	13	9	SALLEE, a species of...
sallets	14	9	SALLET, in medieval...
sallied	14	10	SALLY, to rush out s...
sallier	14	9	one who sallies [n -...
sallies	14	9	SALLY, to rush out s...
sallows	17	12	SALLOW, to make sall...
sallowy	23	14	abounding in willow...
salmons	13	12	SALMON, any soft-fin...
salmony	19	14	of or like a salmon...
saloons	11	9	SALOON, a large room...
saloops	14	11	SALOOP, a hot drink...
salpian	14	12	a free-swimming smal...
salpids	16	12	SALPID, a free-swimm...
salpinx	21	19	an anatomical tube [...
salsaed	12	9	SALSA, to do such a...
salsify	22	13	the oyster plant, a...
saltant	12	9	a mutated form of an...
saltate	12	8	to undergo an abrupt...
saltato	12	8	(Italian) a short, b...
saltbox	21	18	a box for holding sa...
saltcat	16	11	a mixture of salt, c...
saltern	12	9	a saltwork [n -S]
salters	13	8	SALTER, a person who...
saltery	19	10	a factory where fish...
saltest	13	8	SALT, tasting of sal...
saltier	13	8	a heraldic design, a...
salties	13	8	SALTIE, a deep-sea v...
saltily	21	11	SALTY, tasting of sa...
saltine	12	9	a salted cracker [n...
salting	14	11	land regularly flood...
saltire	13	8	an X-shaped cross, a...
saltish	16	10	somewhat salty [adj...
saltoed	12	9	SALTO, (Italian) to...
saltpan	14	12	a large pan for maki...
saluing	14	12	SALUE, (obsolete) to...
salukis	15	13	SALUKI, (Arabic) a g...
saluted	13	10	SALUTE, to greet wit...
saluter	13	9	one who salutes [n -...
salutes	13	9	SALUTE, to greet wit...
salvage	15	14	to save from loss or...
salvers	15	12	SALVER, a tray or se...
salvete	14	12	(Latin) a greeting,...
salvias	15	12	SALVIA, a genus of p...
salving	16	15	the act of salving [...
salvoed	14	13	SALVO, to discharge...
salvoes	14	12	SALVO, to discharge...
salvors	15	12	SALVOR, one who assi...
salwars	16	11	SALWAR, a long tunic...
samaans	11	11	SAMAAN, (Carib) the...
samadhi	15	13	(Sanskrit) a state o...
samaras	12	10	SAMARA, a propeller-...
sambaed	14	14	SAMBA, to perform a...
sambals	16	14	SAMBAL, a food serve...
sambars	15	13	SAMBAR, a large Asia...
sambhar	17	15	a large Asian deer,...
sambhur	18	16	a large Asian deer,...
samboes	14	13	SAMBO, a colloquial...
sambuca	18	17	an ancient stringed...
sambuke	16	18	an ancient stringed...
samburs	16	14	SAMBUR, a large Asia...
samechs	18	15	SAMECH, (Hebrew) the...
samekhs	16	16	SAMEKH, (Hebrew) the...
samfoos	14	13	SAMFOO, (Chinese) an...
samiels	14	11	SAMIEL, a hot sand-l...
samiest	13	10	SAMEY, (colloquial)...
samisen	12	11	(Japanese) a banjo-l...
samites	13	10	SAMITE, a rich and h...
samithi	16	12	(Hindi) a political...
samitis	14	10	SAMITI, (Hindi) a po...
samlets	14	11	SAMLET, a young salm...
samlors	14	11	SAMLOR, a three-whee...
sammies	14	13	SAMMY, an Indian fru...
samming	15	16	SAM, (Spenser) to ga...
samosas	12	10	SAMOSA, (Hindi) a sm...
samovar	14	14	(Russian) an urn for...
samoyed	18	13	any of a Siberian br...
sampans	14	14	SAMPAN, (Chinese) a...
sampire	15	13	a fleshy coastal pla...
sampled	16	15	SAMPLE, to test a sp...
sampler	16	14	one that samples [n...
samples	16	14	SAMPLE, to test a sp...
samsara	12	10	(Sanskrit) the never...
samshoo	14	12	(Chinese) a spirituo...
samshus	16	13	SAMSHU, (Chinese) a...
samurai	13	11	(Japanese) a member...
sancais	14	11	SANCAI, (Chinese) in...
sanchos	16	13	SANCHO, (Ashanti) a...
sanctum	16	15	a sacred place [n SA...
sandals	12	10	SANDAL, to dress in...
sandbag	14	14	to stun with a bag o...
sandbar	13	12	a ridge of sand form...
sandbox	19	19	a children's play bo...
sandboy	19	14	one who is proverbia...
sandbur	14	13	an annual herb, also...
sanddab	13	13	a small Pacific flat...
sandeks	12	13	SANDEK, (Hebrew) a m...
sanders	11	9	sandalwood, esp. red...
sandfly	21	15	any of various small...
sandhis	14	11	SANDHI, (Sanskrit) t...
sandhog	14	13	a worker who works i...
sandier	11	9	SANDY, covered with...
sanding	12	12	the act of wearing d...
sandlot	12	10	a vacant plot of san...
sandman	11	13	a mythical person wh...
sandmen	11	13	SANDMAN, a mythical...
sandpit	14	12	a pit dug in sandy s...
sangars	12	10	SANGAR, (Pushtu) a t...
sangeet	11	10	a kind of pre-weddin...
sangers	12	10	SANGER, (Australian...
sanghas	14	12	SANGHA, the Buddhist...
sanghat	14	12	(Punjabi) a fellowsh...
sangoma	12	13	(Zulu) a witch-docto...
sangria	12	10	(Spanish) a Spanish...
sanicle	15	12	a wild flower, with...
sanious	11	9	pertaining to sanies...
sanjaks	14	21	SANJAK, (Turkish) a...
sannies	10	9	SANNIE, (Scots) a sa...
sannops	12	12	SANNOP, (Native Amer...
sannups	13	13	SANNUP, (Native Amer...
sanpans	12	12	SANPAN, (Chinese) a...
sanpros	13	11	SANPRO, sanitary pro...
sansars	11	8	SANSAR, a cold, whis...
sanseis	11	8	SANSEI, a grandchild...
santals	12	9	SANTAL, sandalwood [...
santera	10	8	a priestess of sante...
santero	10	8	(Spanish) a priest o...
santimi	13	11	SANTIMS, (Latvian) a...
santims	13	11	(Latvian) a former c...
santimu	13	12	SANTIM, a formerly u...
santirs	12	8	SANTIR, a Persian st...
santols	12	9	SANTOL, a tropical t...
santons	10	9	SANTON, (Spanish) an...
santoor	10	8	(Arabic) an Eastern...
santour	11	9	(Arabic) an Eastern...
santurs	12	9	SANTUR, (Arabic) an...
sanyasi	17	10	(Hindi) a Hindu asce...
saouari	11	8	a tree of Guiana, yi...
sapajou	15	20	a long-tailed monkey...
sapeles	14	11	SAPELE, a tropical t...
saphead	15	13	a stupid person [n -...
saphena	14	13	a large vein in the...
sapiens	13	11	(Latin) pertaining t...
sapient	13	11	wise [adj SAPIENTLY]...
sapless	15	11	lacking vitality [ad...
sapling	16	14	a young tree [n -S]
saponin	12	12	a soapy substance ob...
sapotas	13	10	SAPOTA, (Spanish) th...
sapotes	13	10	SAPOTE, a tropical A...
sapours	14	11	SAPOUR, flavour, als...
sappans	15	14	SAPPAN, (Malay) the...
sappers	16	13	SAPPER, a military e...
sapphic	22	18	a type of verse form...
sappier	16	13	SAPPY, full of sap [...
sappily	24	16	SAPPY, full of sap [...
sapping	17	16	the act of undermini...
sappled	17	15	SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
sapples	17	14	SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
saprobe	15	13	an organism that liv...
sapsago	14	12	(German) a hard gree...
sapwood	16	14	the newly formed out...
sarafan	12	11	(Russian) the nation...
sarangi	12	10	(Hindi) an Indian st...
sarapes	13	10	SARAPE, (Spanish) a...
sarcasm	16	13	a sharply mocking or...
sarcina	14	11	a spherical bacteriu...
sarcode	14	11	protoplasm, esp. of...
sarcoid	15	11	a fleshy tumour [n -...
sarcoma	15	13	(Greek) a tumour of...
sarcous	15	11	composed or flesh or...
sardana	10	9	a Spanish folk dance...
sardars	12	8	SARDAR, (Urdu) a nat...
sardels	13	9	SARDEL, a small fish...
sardine	11	9	to pack tightly toge...
sardius	13	9	a variety of quartz,...
sarkier	13	11	SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sarkily	21	14	SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sarking	14	14	a lining of thin boa...
sarment	12	11	a long whiplike runn...
sarmies	13	10	SARMIE, (South Afric...
sarneys	17	10	SARNEY, (colloquial)...
sarnies	11	8	SARNIE, (colloquial)...
sarodes	11	8	SARODE, (Hindi) an I...
sarongs	12	10	SARONG, (Malay) a so...
saronic	14	11	relating to a saros,...
saroses	11	7	SAROS, the eclipse c...
sarsars	12	7	SARSAR, a cold, whis...
sarsden	11	9	a sandstone boulder...
sarsens	11	8	SARSEN, a sandstone...
sarsnet	11	8	a thin tissue of fin...
sartors	12	7	SARTOR, (Latin) a ta...
saruses	12	8	SARUS, (Hindi) a lar...
sashays	20	11	SASHAY, (colloquial)...
sashimi	16	12	(Japanese) fish, sli...
sashing	15	12	SASH, to dress or ad...
sasines	11	8	SASINE, (Scots) infe...
sassaby	20	12	(Setswana) a kind of...
sassier	12	7	SASSY, impertinent [...
sassies	12	7	SASSY, the bark of a...
sassily	20	10	SASSY, impertinent [...
sassing	13	10	SASS, to talk impude...
sastras	12	7	SASTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
satangs	12	10	SATANG, (Thai) a mon...
satanic	14	11	devilish, also SATAN...
sataras	11	7	SATARA, (Hindi) a ri...
satchel	18	13	a small carrying bag...
satcoms	16	13	SATCOM, satellite co...
sateens	10	8	SATEEN, a glossy cot...
satiate	11	7	to satisfy to capaci...
satiety	18	9	the state of being s...
satined	11	9	SATIN, to make like...
satinet	11	8	a thin satin, also S...
satires	12	7	SATIRE, the use of r...
satiric	16	10	of or like satire, a...
satisfy	21	12	to provide fully for...
satnavs	13	12	SATNAV, (colloquial)...
satoris	12	7	SATORI, (Japanese) a...
satraps	14	10	SATRAP, a governor o...
satrapy	20	12	the territory of a s...
satsang	12	10	(Sanskrit) a sacred...
satsuma	13	11	(Japanese) a small c...
satyral	19	10	a heraldic monster c...
satyras	18	9	SATYRA, a female sat...
satyres	18	9	SATYRE, in phrase se...
satyric	22	12	of satyrs; having a...
satyrid	19	10	a brownish butterfly...
saucers	15	11	SAUCER, a small shal...
saucier	15	11	a chef who specializ...
saucily	23	14	SAUCY, impertinent [...
saucing	16	14	SAUCE, to serve with...
saugers	13	10	SAUGER, an American...
saulges	14	11	SAULGE, (Spenser) th...
saulies	13	9	SAULIE, (Scots) a hi...
saunaed	10	10	SAUNA, to take a sau...
saunted	11	10	SAUNT, to sanctify [...
saunter	11	9	to walk in a leisure...
saurels	13	9	SAUREL, (French) a m...
saurian	11	9	any of a suborder of...
sauries	12	8	SAURY, a sharp-beake...
sauroid	12	9	a type of fish [n -S...
sausage	12	10	finely chopped and s...
sauteed	11	9	SAUTE, (French) to f...
sauting	13	11	SAUT, to put salt on...
sautoir	12	8	(French) a long neck...
savable	16	15	that can be saved, a...
savaged	14	14	SAVAGE, to attack or...
savager	14	13	SAVAGE, fierce, unci...
savages	14	13	SAVAGE, to attack or...
savanna	11	13	a flat, treeless gra...
savante	12	12	(French) a woman of...
savants	13	12	SAVANT, (French) a l...
savarin	13	12	(French) a cake made...
savates	13	11	SAVATE, (French) a F...
saveloy	20	14	a highly seasoned sa...
saveyed	19	14	SAVEY, to know, to u...
savines	13	12	SAVINE, a species of...
savings	15	14	SAVING, money laid a...
saviors	14	11	SAVIOR, one who save...
saviour	14	12	one who saves, also...
savored	13	12	SAVOR, to taste or s...
savorer	13	11	one that savors, als...
savours	14	12	SAVOUR, to taste or...
savoury	20	14	pleasant to the tast...
savveys	22	17	SAVVEY, (colloquial)...
savvied	16	16	SAVVY, to understand...
savvier	16	15	SAVVY, shrewd [adj]
savvies	16	15	SAVVY, to understand...
savvily	24	18	SAVVY, shrewd [adv]
sawbill	20	15	a kind of bird, aka...
sawbuck	22	21	a rack used as a sup...
sawders	15	11	SAWDER, to flatter,...
sawdust	16	12	to sprinkle with the...
sawfish	20	15	any of various carti...
sawings	16	13	SAWING, the act of s...
sawlike	17	15	like a saw [adj]
sawlogs	17	13	SAWLOG, a log large...
sawmill	19	15	a place where logs a...
sawneys	20	13	SAWNEY, a foolish pe...
sawpits	18	13	SAWPIT, a pit in whi...
sawyers	21	12	SAWYER, one whose oc...
saxauls	19	16	SAXAUL, a low, thick...
saxhorn	19	17	a brass wind instrum...
saxists	19	14	SAXIST, a saxophone...
saxtuba	20	18	a bass saxhorn [n -S...
sayable	20	13	able to be said [adj...
sayings	19	12	SAYING, a maxim, pro...
sayyids	25	12	SAYYID, (Arabic) a d...
sazerac	17	19	a cocktail based on...
sazhens	16	19	SAZHEN, (Russian) a...
scabbed	19	17	SCAB, to become cove...
scabble	20	17	to shape roughly, al...
scabies	17	13	a contagious skin in...
scabrid	18	14	roughened with small...
scaffed	19	17	SCAFF, (Scots) to be...
scaffie	19	16	(Scots) a scavenger...
scagged	17	15	SCAG, to make a tear...
scaglia	17	13	(Italian) a reddish...
scailed	16	12	SCAIL, (Scots) to sc...
scaiths	18	12	SCAITH, to injure, a...
scalade	15	12	the scaling of walls...
scalado	15	12	(Italian) the scalin...
scalage	16	13	a percentage deducti...
scalare	15	11	a kind of tropical f...
scalars	16	11	SCALAR, a mathematic...
scalded	16	13	SCALD, to burn with...
scalder	16	12	that which scalds [n...
scaldic	20	15	pertaining to an anc...
scalene	14	12	one of the paired mu...
scaleni	15	12	SCALENUS, a muscle i...
scalers	16	11	SCALER, a person or...
scaleup	18	15	an increase based on...
scalier	16	11	SCALY, peeling off i...
scaling	17	14	climbing [n -S]
scalled	17	13	having scabs [adj]
scallop	19	15	a kind of shell [n -...
scalped	18	15	SCALP, to remove the...
scalpel	19	15	a small surgical kni...
scalper	18	14	a semicircular gougi...
scamble	19	17	to move awkwardly; t...
scamels	17	14	SCAMEL, (Shakespeare...
scammed	17	17	SCAM, to cheat or sw...
scammer	17	16	one who perpetrates...
scamped	18	17	SCAMP, to perform ca...
scamper	18	16	to run playfully abo...
scampis	19	16	SCAMPI, (Italian) cr...
scamtos	16	13	SCAMTO, the argot of...
scandal	15	13	to defame [v SCANDAL...
scandia	14	12	an oxide of scandium...
scandic	18	15	of or pertaining to...
scanned	13	13	SCAN, to examine clo...
scanner	13	12	a device for scannin...
scanted	14	12	SCANT, to cut short,...
scanter	14	11	SCANT, scarce [adj]
scantle	15	12	to stint, make scant...
scantly	22	14	SCANT, scarce [adv]
scapaed	16	14	SCAPA, to run away,...
scaping	18	16	SCAPE, to escape [v]
scapose	16	13	bearing a leafless s...
scapple	20	17	to work stone smooth...
scapula	18	15	a bone in the should...
scarabs	17	13	SCARAB, any scarabae...
scarcer	18	13	SCARCE, in short sup...
scaredy	21	13	someone who is easil...
scarers	15	10	SCARER, something or...
scarfed	17	14	SCARF, to cover with...
scarfer	17	13	one that eats or dri...
scarier	15	10	SCARY, frightening,...
scarify	24	15	to make superficial...
scarily	23	13	SCARY, frightening,...
scaring	16	13	SCARE, to frighten [...
scarlet	16	11	a brilliant red [n -...
scarpas	17	13	SCARPA, to run away,...
scarped	17	14	SCARP, to make into...
scarper	17	13	to run away, leave w...
scarphs	20	15	SCARPH, in carpentry...
scarred	15	11	SCAR, to leave a mar...
scarres	15	10	SCARRE, (Scots) to s...
scarted	15	11	SCART, to scratch, s...
scarths	18	12	SCARTH, a cormorant,...
scarved	17	15	wearing a scarf [adj...
scarves	17	14	SCARF, a piece of cl...
scathed	17	13	SCATHE, to injure, a...
scathes	17	12	SCATHE, to injure, a...
scatole	15	11	a crystalline compou...
scatted	15	11	SCAT, to scare away,...
scatter	15	10	to disperse in all d...
scauded	15	13	SCAUD, (Scots) to sc...
scauped	17	15	SCAUP, to cut the sc...
scauper	17	14	a semicircular gougi...
scaured	15	12	SCAUR, (Scots) to sc...
scavage	17	16	to scavenge [v SCAVA...
scazons	17	20	SCAZON, (Greek) a ch...
scedule	16	13	(US) to plan, also S...
scenary	20	13	(obsolete) scenery [...
scended	14	13	SCEND, of a ship, to...
scenery	20	13	a picturesque landsc...
scenics	18	14	SCENIC, something sc...
scening	15	14	SCENE, to set in a p...
scented	14	12	SCENT, to fill with...
scepsis	18	13	(Greek) philosophic...
scepter	17	13	to invest with royal...
sceptic	21	16	disbelieving, also S...
sceptre	17	13	to invest with royal...
sceptry	24	15	(Keats) sceptred [ad...
scerned	14	12	SCERNE, (archaic) to...
scernes	14	11	SCERNE, (archaic) to...
schanse	16	13	(Afrikaans) a heap o...
schanze	19	22	(Afrikaans) a heap o...
schappe	21	18	(German) to process...
schelly	26	16	a freshwater white f...
schelms	20	16	SCHELM, (obsolete) a...
schemas	18	15	SCHEMA, (Greek) a sc...
schemed	18	16	SCHEME, to plan or p...
schemer	18	15	one that schemes [n...
schemes	18	15	SCHEME, to plan or p...
schemie	18	15	(Scots) derogatory w...
scherzi	21	21	SCHERZO, a lively mu...
scherzo	20	21	a lively musical mov...
schisma	19	15	(Greek) in music, an...
schisms	20	15	SCHISM, a division o...
schists	19	12	SCHIST, a type of me...
schizos	21	21	SCHIZO, (colloquial)...
schizzy	31	32	affected with schizo...
schlepp	23	19	(Yiddish) to drag on...
schleps	21	16	SCHLEP, (Yiddish) to...
schlich	25	18	(German) the finer p...
schlock	23	20	inferior merchandise...
schlong	19	16	(slang) the penis, a...
schloss	19	13	(German) a castle, p...
schlubs	22	17	SCHLUB, (Yiddish) a...
schlump	23	20	to flop, slump, also...
schmalz	23	25	excessive sentimenta...
schmear	18	15	(Yiddish) to spread...
schmeck	23	22	(Yiddish) to taste g...
schmeer	18	15	(Yiddish) to flatter...
schmelz	23	25	(German) a kind of g...
schmick	24	22	(Australian slang) s...
schmock	23	22	(Yiddish) a stupid o...
schmoes	18	15	SCHMOE, (Yiddish) a...
schmoos	18	15	(Yiddish) to chat in...
schmooz	21	24	(Yiddish) to chat in...
schmuck	24	23	(Yiddish) to hit or...
schmutz	23	25	dirt, grime [n -ES]
schnaps	19	16	(German) a kind of b...
schnell	19	15	(German) quick [adj]
schnook	17	17	(Yiddish) a stupid,...
schnorr	17	13	(Yiddish) to beg, es...
schnozz	23	31	(Yiddish) nose, also...
scholar	18	13	a learned person [n...
scholia	18	13	SCHOLIUM, an explana...
schoole	17	13	(Shakespeare) a shoa...
schools	18	13	SCHOOL, to educate i...
schorls	19	13	SCHORL, (German) a m...
schouts	18	13	SCHOUT, (Dutch) a mu...
schriks	20	16	SCHRIK, a sudden fri...
schrods	18	13	SCHROD, a young cod,...
schtick	23	19	(Yiddish) a familiar...
schtiks	20	16	SCHTIK, (Yiddish) a...
schtook	18	16	(Yiddish) trouble, b...
schtoom	18	15	(Yiddish) silent, du...
schtuck	23	20	(Yiddish) trouble, b...
schtups	21	16	SCHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
schuits	19	13	SCHUIT, (Dutch) a fl...
schuyts	25	15	SCHUYT, (Dutch) a Du...
schvitz	24	25	(Yiddish) to sweat,...
schwags	22	17	SCHWAG, (Yiddish) ch...
sciarid	16	11	a minute, dark-colou...
sciatic	19	13	of or relating to th...
science	17	14	knowledge obtained b...
scillas	18	12	SCILLA, (Latin) any...
sciolto	16	11	(Italian) in a free...
scirocs	19	13	SCIROC, (Italian) a...
scirrhi	19	12	SCIRRHUS, a hard tum...
scissel	17	11	metal clippings, scr...
scissil	18	11	metal clippings, scr...
scissor	16	10	to cut with a two-bl...
sciurid	17	12	a member of the squi...
sclaffs	21	17	SCLAFF, to strike th...
sclated	16	12	SCLATE, to slate [v]
sclates	16	11	SCLATE, (Scots) slat...
sclaves	18	15	SCLAVE, (obsolete) a...
sclerae	15	11	SCLERA, the outermos...
scleral	17	12	pertaining to the sc...
scleras	16	11	SCLERA, the outermos...
scleres	16	11	SCLERE, a sponge spi...
scliffs	22	17	SCLIFF, (Scots) a sm...
scodier	15	11	SCODY, (New Zealand)...
scoffed	19	17	SCOFF, to express ru...
scoffer	19	16	one who scoffs [n -S...
scogged	17	15	SCOG, (Scots) to she...
scolded	16	13	SCOLD, to rebuke har...
scolder	16	12	one who scolds [n -S...
scolion	15	12	a Greek drinking son...
scollop	19	15	to indent like a she...
sconced	17	15	SCONCE, to entrench,...
sconces	17	14	SCONCE, to entrench,...
scooged	15	13	SCOOG, (Scots) to sh...
scooped	16	14	SCOOP, to lift with...
scooper	16	13	a tool used esp. in...
scootch	20	15	to compress one's bo...
scooted	14	11	SCOOT, to go quickly...
scooter	14	10	to travel by by a tw...
scopate	16	13	tufted, brushlike [a...
scoping	18	16	SCOPE, to examine wi...
scopula	18	15	a brushlike tuft of...
scorers	15	10	SCORER, one that sco...
scoriac	18	13	like slag, also SCOR...
scoriae	14	10	SCORIA, the dross or...
scorify	24	15	to reduce to scoria...
scoring	16	13	orchestration [n -S]
scorned	14	12	SCORN, to treat with...
scorner	14	11	one who scorns [n -S...
scorper	17	13	a semicircular gougi...
scorsed	15	11	SCORSE, (obsolete) t...
scorser	15	10	one who barters [n -...
scorses	15	10	SCORSE, (obsolete) t...
scoters	15	10	SCOTER, a sea duck [...
scotias	15	10	SCOTIA, a concave mo...
scotoma	15	13	dizziness with dimne...
scotomy	22	15	(obsolete) dizziness...
scottie	15	10	a short-legged terri...
scouged	16	14	SCOUG, (Scots) to sh...
scouped	17	15	SCOUP, (Scots) to bo...
scoured	15	12	SCOUR, to cleanse by...
scourer	15	11	(historical) a membe...
scourge	16	13	to whip severely [v...
scourie	15	11	(Old Norse) in the O...
scourse	15	11	to barter, exchange,...
scouser	15	11	a native of Liverpoo...
scouses	15	11	SCOUSE, a type of me...
scouted	15	12	SCOUT, to reconnoitr...
scouter	15	11	an adult working wit...
scouths	18	13	SCOUTH, (Scots) free...
scowder	18	14	to scorch, also SCOU...
scowing	19	16	SCOW, to transport b...
scowled	19	15	SCOWL, to frown angr...
scowler	19	14	one who scowls [n -S...
scowped	20	17	SCOWP, (Scots) to bo...
scowrer	18	13	(obsolete) a member...
scowrie	18	13	(Old Norse) in the O...
scowths	21	15	SCOWTH, (Scots) free...
scozzas	21	28	SCOZZA, (Australian...
scraggy	24	16	skinny [adj SCRAGGIE...
scraich	21	15	(Scots) to screech,...
scraigh	19	14	(Scots) to screech,...
scrambs	19	16	SCRAMB, (dialect) to...
scranch	20	16	to crunch [v -ED, -I...
scranny	20	14	thin, scrawny [adj S...
scraped	17	14	SCRAPE, to rub and m...
scraper	17	13	one that scrapes [n...
scrapes	17	13	SCRAPE, to rub and m...
scrapie	17	13	a disease of sheep [...
scrappy	26	18	fragmentary [adj SCR...
scratch	21	15	to make a thin, shal...
scrauch	21	16	to squawk, also SCRA...
scraugh	19	15	(Scots) to squawk, a...
scravel	18	15	to move quickly, scr...
scrawbs	21	16	SCRAWB, to scrape wi...
scrawls	20	14	SCRAWL, to write has...
scrawly	26	16	written hastily or i...
scrawms	20	16	SCRAWM, (dialect) to...
scrawny	24	16	extremely thin, also...
scrawps	21	16	SCRAWP, (dialect) to...
scrayes	21	12	SCRAYE, the tern, al...
screaks	16	14	SCREAK, to creak [v]
screaky	22	16	creaky [adj SCREAKIE...
screamo	15	13	a form of emo music...
screams	16	13	SCREAM, to utter a p...
screech	20	15	to utter a harsh, sh...
screeds	15	11	SCREED, to tear; to...
screens	14	11	SCREEN, to provide w...
screets	15	10	SCREET, (dialect) to...
screeve	16	14	to write begging let...
screich	21	15	to shriek, also SCRA...
screigh	19	14	to shriek, also SCRE...
screwed	18	14	SCREW, to attach wit...
screwer	18	13	one who screws [n -S...
screwup	21	17	an instance of bungl...
scribal	19	14	pertaining to a publ...
scribed	18	14	SCRIBE, to mark with...
scriber	18	13	a scribing tool for...
scribes	18	13	SCRIBE, to mark with...
scriech	21	15	(Scots) to screech,...
scriene	14	11	(obsolete) a screen,...
scrieve	17	14	(Scots) to glide swi...
scriked	17	15	SCRIKE, to shriek, a...
scrikes	17	14	SCRIKE, to shriek, a...
scrimps	20	16	SCRIMP, to scratch a...
scrimpy	26	18	scanty [adj SCRIMPIE...
scrines	15	11	SCRINE, (obsolete) a...
scripts	19	13	SCRIPT, to prepare a...
scritch	22	15	to utter a harsh shr...
scrived	18	15	SCRIVE, to write, es...
scrives	18	14	SCRIVE, to write, es...
scrobes	17	13	SCROBE, a groove [n]
scroggy	24	16	abounding in scrogs,...
scrolls	18	12	SCROLL, to move text...
scromed	16	14	SCROME, (dialect) to...
scromes	16	13	SCROME, (dialect) to...
scrooch	20	15	to crouch, also SCRO...
scrooge	15	12	to crowd; to squeeze...
scroops	17	13	SCROOP, to make a ha...
scrorps	18	13	SCRORP, (dialect) a...
scrotal	16	11	pertaining to the sc...
scrotes	15	10	SCROTE, (slang) a wo...
scrotum	17	14	the bag of skin that...
scrouge	16	13	to crowd; to squeeze...
scrowle	19	14	to draft, also SCROW...
scrowls	20	14	SCROWL, to draft, al...
scroyle	22	13	(obsolete) a wretch...
scrubby	27	19	inferior in size or...
scruffs	21	17	SCRUFF [n]
scruffy	27	19	untidy, dirty [adj S...
scrummy	25	19	(colloquial) scrumpt...
scrumps	20	17	SCRUMP, to gather wi...
scrumpy	26	19	a kind of rough cide...
scrunch	21	17	to crush [v -ED, -IN...
scrunts	16	12	SCRUNT, (Scots) anyt...
scrunty	22	14	(Scots) stunted [adj...
scruple	19	15	to hesitate because...
scrutos	16	11	SCRUTO, a stage trap...
scruzed	19	21	SCRUZE, (obsolete) t...
scruzes	19	20	SCRUZE, (obsolete) t...
scryers	22	12	SCRYER, one who scri...
scrying	23	15	the practice of crys...
scrynes	21	13	SCRYNE, (Spenser) a...
scubaed	17	15	SCUBA, to dive using...
scuchin	21	17	(Spenser) a shield b...
scudded	16	14	SCUD, to run or move...
scudder	16	13	one who scuds, a swi...
scuddle	17	14	to run hastily, also...
scudler	17	13	the conductor of a f...
scuffed	20	18	SCUFF, to scrape the...
scuffer	20	17	a type of sandal [n...
scuffle	21	18	to struggle in a rou...
scugged	18	16	SCUG, (Scots) to she...
sculked	18	17	SCULK, to move about...
sculker	18	16	one that skulks, als...
sculled	18	14	SCULL, to propel wit...
sculler	18	13	one that sculls [n -...
sculles	18	13	SCULLE, (obsolete) a...
sculped	19	16	SCULP, to form an im...
sculpin	19	16	the scorpion fish, a...
sculpts	20	15	SCULPT, to form an i...
scultch	23	17	rubbish, also SCULCH...
scumbag	20	19	a contemptible perso...
scumber	19	17	(archaic) to void ex...
scumble	20	18	to soften the outlin...
scummed	18	18	SCUM, to remove wast...
scummer	18	17	(Scots) a shallow la...
scunged	16	15	SCUNGE, to slink abo...
scunges	16	14	SCUNGE, to slink abo...
scunner	14	13	to feel loathing or...
scupper	20	17	to thwart, frustrate...
scurred	16	12	SCUR, to scour, sear...
scurril	18	12	(archaic) like or wo...
scusing	17	14	SCUSE, an aphetic fo...
scutage	16	13	(historical) the tax...
scutate	15	11	shaped like a shield...
scutter	16	11	to run hastily, scur...
scuttle	17	12	to move or run with...
scuzzes	22	29	SCUZZ, dirt [n]
scybala	24	16	SCYBALUM, (Latin) a...
scyphus	27	18	a drinking vessel us...
scytale	22	13	(Greek) a Spartan fo...
scythed	24	15	SCYTHE, to cut with...
scyther	24	14	one who uses a scyth...
scythes	24	14	SCYTHE, to cut with...
sdained	11	10	SDAINE, (obsolete) t...
sdaines	11	9	SDAINE, (obsolete) t...
sdayned	17	12	SDAYN, (obsolete) to...
sdeigne	12	11	(obsolete) to disdai...
sdeigns	13	11	SDEIGN, (obsolete) t...
sdeined	11	10	SDEIN, (obsolete) to...
seabags	14	12	SEABAG, a bag used b...
seabank	13	15	a bank beside the se...
seabeds	13	11	SEABED, the bottom o...
seabird	14	11	a bird frequenting t...
seaboot	12	10	a waterproof boot [n...
seacock	18	17	a valve in a ship's...
seadogs	12	10	SEADOG, an old sailo...
seafoam	13	13	foam formed on the s...
seafolk	15	15	seafaring people [n...
seafood	12	11	edible fish or shell...
seafowl	17	14	a seabird [n -S]
seagirt	13	9	surrounded by the se...
seagull	15	12	a gull frequenting t...
seahawk	17	16	a predatory seabird,...
seahogs	14	11	SEAHOG, a porpoise [...
seakale	12	12	a kind of maritime c...
sealant	11	9	a sealing agent [n -...
sealchs	18	13	SEALCH, (Scots) a se...
sealers	12	8	SEALER, one who hunt...
sealery	18	10	the occupation of hu...
sealghs	16	12	SEALGH, (Scots) a se...
sealift	15	11	to transport (milita...
sealine	11	9	a coastline [n -S]
sealing	13	11	the act of sealing [...
sealwax	21	18	sealing wax [n -ES]
seamaid	12	11	(Shakespeare) a merm...
seamark	13	14	a landmark serving a...
seamers	12	10	SEAMER, a ball deliv...
seamier	12	10	SEAMY, unpleasant [a...
seaming	13	13	the act of joining b...
seamset	12	10	a tool for flattenin...
seances	13	11	SEANCE, (French) a s...
seaning	11	11	SEAN, to catch fish...
seaport	13	10	a harbour for seagoi...
searats	11	7	SEARAT, a pirate [n]
searced	14	11	SEARCE, (obsolete) t...
searces	14	10	SEARCE, (obsolete) t...
searest	11	7	SEAR, scorched, with...
searing	12	10	burning [adj SEARING...
seasick	16	14	affected with nausea...
seaside	11	8	the seashore [n -S]
seasing	12	10	SEASE, (Spenser) to...
seasons	10	8	SEASON, to improve f...
seasure	11	8	(obsolete) a seizure...
seaters	11	7	SEATER, someone or s...
seating	12	10	material for coverin...
seawall	16	12	a wall to protect a...
seawans	13	11	SEAWAN, (Native Amer...
seawant	13	11	(Native American) sh...
seaward	14	11	towards the sea, als...
seaware	13	10	seaweed used as fert...
seaways	20	12	SEAWAY, an inland wa...
seaweed	13	11	any large photosynth...
seawife	16	13	a kind of wrasse, a...
seaworm	15	13	a marine worm [n -S]
seazing	15	19	SEAZE, (Spenser) to...
sebacic	20	16	of or like sebum, as...
sebasic	17	13	derived from a certa...
sebates	13	10	SEBATE, a salt of se...
sebific	20	16	producing fatty matt...
sebundy	20	15	an Indian irregular...
secants	14	11	SECANT, a trigonomet...
seceded	14	12	SECEDE, to withdraw...
seceder	14	11	one who secedes [n -...
secedes	14	11	SECEDE, to withdraw...
secerns	14	11	SECERN, to discern a...
seckels	17	15	SECKEL, a small redd...
seckles	17	15	SECKLE, a small redd...
seclude	16	13	to remove or set apa...
seconal	14	12	(tradename) a hypnot...
seconde	13	12	(French) in fencing,...
secondi	14	12	SECONDO, (Italian) t...
secondo	13	12	(Italian) the second...
seconds	14	12	SECOND, to support a...
secpars	17	13	SECPAR, a unit of as...
secrecy	24	15	the condition of bei...
secreta	14	10	(Latin) secreted mat...
secrete	14	10	to emit by means of...
secrets	15	10	SECRET, something hi...
sectary	21	12	a member of a sect [...
sectile	16	11	capable of being cut...
section	14	11	to divide into disti...
sectors	15	10	SECTOR, to divide in...
secular	16	12	not spiritual [adj S...
seculum	18	16	(Latin) an astronomi...
secured	15	12	SECURE, to make firm...
securer	15	11	one who secures [n -...
secures	15	11	SECURE, to make firm...
sedarim	13	11	SEDER, (Hebrew) a Pe...
sedated	11	9	SEDATE, to tranquill...
sedater	11	8	SEDATE, calm, self-p...
sedates	11	8	SEDATE, to tranquill...
sedgier	13	10	SEDGY, bordered by s...
sedilia	13	9	SEDILIUM, (Latin) a...
seduced	15	13	SEDUCE, to lead astr...
seducer	15	12	one that seduces [n...
seduces	15	12	SEDUCE, to lead astr...
seeable	13	11	able to be seen [adj...
seedbed	13	12	land prepared for se...
seedbox	19	18	part of a plant that...
seeders	11	8	SEEDER, one who seed...
seedier	11	8	SEEDY, shabby [adj]
seedily	19	11	SEEDY, shabby [adv]
seeding	12	11	the act of seeding [...
seedlip	15	12	a sower's basket [n...
seedman	11	12	a dealer in seeds, a...
seedmen	11	12	SEEDMAN, a dealer in...
seedpod	13	12	a type of seed vesse...
seeings	12	10	SEEING, the act of o...
seekers	12	11	SEEKER, one who seek...
seeking	13	14	SEEK, to go in searc...
seelier	12	8	SEELY, fortunate; in...
seeling	13	11	(Spenser) a ceiling...
seemers	12	10	SEEMER, one who seem...
seeming	13	13	apparent [adj SEEMIN...
seepage	13	12	the quantity of flui...
seepier	13	10	SEEPY, oozing with w...
seeping	14	13	SEEP, to pass slowly...
seeress	11	7	a female seer [n -ES...
seesaws	14	10	SEESAW, to move up a...
seethed	13	10	SEETHE, to surge or...
seether	13	9	a pot for boiling th...
seethes	13	9	SEETHE, to surge or...
seewing	15	13	(Spenser) prosecutio...
segetal	13	10	growing in fields of...
seggars	14	11	SEGGAR, a clay box i...
seghols	16	12	SEGHOL, (Hebrew) a v...
segment	13	13	to divide into secti...
segugio	14	12	(Italian) an Italian...
seiches	17	12	SEICHE, (French) a r...
seidels	13	9	SEIDEL, (German) a l...
seikest	13	11	SEIK, (Scots) sick [...
seiling	14	11	SEIL, to strain, als...
seiners	11	8	SEINER, one who fish...
seining	12	11	fishing with a seine...
seisers	12	7	SEISER, one who seiz...
seising	13	10	the act of one that...
seisins	12	8	SEISIN, legal posses...
seismal	14	11	pertaining to an ear...
seismic	17	13	relating to earthqua...
seisors	12	7	SEISOR, one who seiz...
seisure	12	8	the act of seizing,...
seitans	11	8	SEITAN, a food made...
seitens	11	8	SEITEN, a food made...
seities	12	7	SEITY, personal iden...
seizers	15	16	SEIZER, one who seiz...
seizing	16	19	the act of one that...
seizins	15	17	SEIZIN, legal posses...
seizors	15	16	SEIZOR, one that tak...
seizure	15	17	the act of seizing,...
sejeant	12	17	in heraldry, represe...
sekoses	12	11	SEKOS, (Greek) a sac...
selecta	15	11	a disc jockey [n -S]
selects	16	11	SELECT, to choose [v...
selenic	15	12	of or relating to th...
selfdom	16	15	selfhood [n -S]
selfies	15	11	SELFIE, (Australian)...
selfing	16	14	self-fertilization [...
selfish	18	13	concerned only with...
selfism	17	14	concentration on sel...
selfist	16	11	one who is dedicated...
selkies	14	12	SELKIE, (Scots) a se...
sellers	14	9	SELLER, one that sel...
selling	15	12	the act of giving up...
selloff	18	15	the sale of a large...
sellout	14	10	a performance for wh...
selsyns	19	11	SELSYN, a type of re...
seltzer	16	17	(German) naturally e...
selvage	15	14	to border a fabric t...
sematic	16	13	of markings, colorat...
sembled	16	15	SEMBLE, to bring tog...
sembles	16	14	SEMBLE, to bring tog...
semeion	11	11	(Greek) in ancient p...
sememes	13	13	SEMEME, the smallest...
sememic	17	16	pertaining to a seme...
semidry	20	13	half dry [adj SEMIDR...
semifit	16	13	conforming somewhat...
semilog	15	13	having one scale log...
semimat	14	13	having a slight lust...
seminal	13	12	pertaining to semen...
seminar	12	11	an advanced study gr...
semiped	15	14	a half foot [n -S]
semipro	15	13	one who is engaged i...
semiraw	16	13	somewhat raw [adj]
semises	13	10	SEMIS, (Latin) a coi...
semitar	13	10	(obsolete) a curved...
semmits	15	13	SEMMIT, (Scots) a ve...
sempler	16	14	SEMPLE, of humble bi...
semsems	14	13	SEMSEM, an East Indi...
senarii	11	8	SENARIUS, a Greek or...
senates	10	8	SENATE, a governing...
senator	10	8	a member of a senate...
sendals	12	10	SENDAL, a silk fabri...
senders	11	9	SENDER, one that sen...
sending	12	12	an act of despatch o...
sendoff	15	15	a farewell celebrati...
sendups	14	13	SENDUP, a parody [n]
senecas	13	11	SENECA, a North Amer...
senecio	13	11	any plant of the gen...
senegas	11	10	SENEGA, a North Amer...
senesce	13	11	to become old [v SEN...
senhora	12	10	(Spanish) a married...
senhors	13	10	SENHOR, (Spanish) a...
seniles	12	9	SENILE, one who exhi...
seniors	11	8	SENIOR, a person who...
senitis	12	8	SENITI, (Tongan) a m...
sennets	10	9	SENNET, (Shakespeare...
sennits	11	9	SENNIT, plaited stra...
senopia	12	11	improvement of near...
senoras	10	8	SENORA, (Spanish) a...
senores	10	8	SENOR, (Spanish) a S...
sensate	10	8	felt through the sen...
senseis	11	8	SENSEI, (Japanese) a...
sensile	12	9	responsive to stimul...
sensing	12	11	the act of sensing [...
sensism	13	11	the doctrine that ou...
sensist	12	8	one who indulges in...
sensors	11	8	SENSOR, a device tha...
sensory	17	10	pertaining to the se...
sensual	12	10	pertaining to the ph...
sentimo	12	11	a monetary unit of t...
senting	12	11	SENT, (obsolete) to...
senvies	13	12	SENVY, (obsolete) mu...
sepaled	14	12	having a sepal [adj]
sephens	15	13	SEPHEN, (Arabic) a l...
sepiost	14	10	cuttlebone, also SEP...
sepiums	16	14	SEPIUM, cuttlebone,...
seppuku	18	19	(Japanese) a form of...
septage	14	12	the waste in a septi...
septate	13	10	having a septum [adj...
septets	14	10	SEPTET, a group of s...
septics	18	13	SEPTIC, an agent pro...
septime	15	13	the seventh parrying...
septums	16	14	SEPTUM, a dividing m...
septuor	14	11	a group of seven, al...
sequela	20	18	an abnormal conditio...
sequels	21	18	SEQUEL, something th...
sequent	19	18	following [adj SEQUE...
sequins	20	18	SEQUIN, to apply shi...
sequoia	19	17	any of a genus of co...
serafin	13	11	(Portuguese) a forme...
serails	13	8	SERAIL, a harem, als...
serangs	12	10	SERANG, (Urdu) the b...
serapes	13	10	SERAPE, (Spanish) a...
seraphs	16	12	SERAPH, in Christian...
serdabs	14	11	SERDAB, a chamber wi...
sereins	11	8	SEREIN, (French) fin...
serened	10	9	SERENE, to tranquill...
serener	10	8	SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serenes	10	8	SERENE, to tranquill...
serfage	14	12	the state of being a...
serfdom	15	14	the state of being a...
serfish	17	12	characteristic of a...
sergers	13	9	SERGER, a sewing mac...
serging	14	12	a process of finishi...
serials	13	8	SERIAL, a literary o...
seriate	11	7	arranged in a series...
sericin	15	11	the gelatinous prote...
sericon	14	11	a conjectural red or...
seriema	12	10	a large South Americ...
serifed	14	11	with a serif, a deco...
serines	11	8	SERINE, a polar amin...
seringa	12	10	(Portuguese) a Brazi...
serious	12	8	thoughtful or subdue...
seriphs	17	12	SERIPH, a decorative...
serkali	14	12	(Swahili) in Africa,...
sermons	12	11	SERMON, to preach a...
seroons	10	8	SEROON, a crate, als...
seropus	14	11	a mixture of serum a...
serosae	10	7	SEROSA, (Latin) a th...
serosal	12	8	relating to serosa,...
serosas	11	7	SEROSA, (Latin) a th...
serovar	13	11	a group of microorga...
serpent	13	11	a snake [n -S]
serpigo	15	12	a spreading skin eru...
serpula	15	12	a member of a genus...
serrano	10	8	(Spanish) a Mexican...
serrans	11	8	SERRAN, a fish of th...
serrate	11	7	to supply with tooth...
serrati	12	7	SERRATUS, a muscle o...
serried	12	8	SERRY, to press clos...
serries	12	7	SERRY, to press clos...
serring	13	10	SERR, to press close...
seruewe	14	11	(Spenser) to surview...
serumal	14	12	of or like serum [ad...
servals	15	12	SERVAL, a long-legge...
servant	13	12	someone who is hired...
servers	14	11	SERVER, one who serv...
servery	20	13	a room or rooms adjo...
servewe	16	14	(Spenser) to surview...
service	17	14	to repair [v SERVICE...
servile	15	12	slavish, fawning [ad...
serving	15	14	a portion of food [n...
servlet	15	12	a small program runn...
sesames	12	10	SESAME, (Arabic) a p...
seselis	13	8	SESELI, a kind of um...
sessile	13	8	stalkless, permanent...
sessing	13	10	SESS, to assess (how...
session	11	8	a period of time spe...
sestets	12	7	SESTET, a piece of m...
sestett	12	7	a piece of music com...
sestina	11	8	(Italian) an old ver...
sestine	11	8	an old verse-form of...
sestons	11	8	SESTON, (German) a v...
setback	18	17	a defeat [n -S]
setline	12	9	a strong fishing lin...
setness	11	8	the state of being s...
setoffs	16	13	SETOFF, something th...
setouts	12	8	SETOUT, a display [n...
settees	11	7	SETTEE, a long seat...
setters	12	7	SETTER, to treat wit...
setting	13	10	the scenery used in...
settled	13	9	SETTLE, to place in...
settler	13	8	one who settles [n -...
settles	13	8	SETTLE, to place in...
settlor	13	8	one who makes a lega...
setuale	12	9	(Spenser) valerian,...
setules	13	9	SETULE, a small bris...
setwall	17	12	valerian, a plant fo...
seventh	15	14	seventh in sequence...
seventy	19	14	a number [n SEVENTIE...
several	14	12	various [adj SEVERAL...
severed	13	12	SEVER, to divide or...
severer	13	11	SEVERE, strict, hars...
seviche	19	16	(Spanish) in Mexican...
sevruga	15	14	(Russian) a species...
sewable	17	14	able to be sewn [adj...
sewages	15	12	SEWAGE, the waste ma...
sewered	14	11	SEWER, to clean or m...
sewings	16	13	SEWING, material tha...
sexfoil	21	18	a window, design etc...
sexiest	18	14	SEXY, arousing sexua...
sexings	19	17	SEXING, as in nuclea...
sexisms	20	17	SEXISM, prejudice or...
sexists	19	14	SEXIST, one who prac...
sexless	19	15	lacking sexual chara...
sexpert	20	17	an expert in sexual...
sexpots	20	17	SEXPOT, a sexually a...
sextain	17	15	a stanza of six line...
sextans	17	15	a Roman gold coin [n...
sextant	17	15	a navigational instr...
sextets	18	14	SEXTET, a piece of m...
sextett	18	14	a piece of music com...
sextile	19	15	the aspect of two pl...
sexting	19	17	the act of sending t...
sextons	17	15	SEXTON, a church car...
sextuor	18	15	a group of six, also...
seysure	18	10	(Shakespeare) a seiz...
sferics	18	13	(short for) atmosphe...
sfumato	15	14	(Italian) a painting...
shabash	18	14	(Hinglish) bravo or...
shabble	19	16	(Scots) an old rusty...
shacked	18	17	SHACK, to avoid resp...
shackle	19	17	to confine with iron...
shackos	18	16	SHACKO, (Hungarian)...
shaddup	17	15	an interjection, shu...
shaders	14	10	SHADER, one who, or...
shadfly	24	16	the mayfly [n SHADFL...
shadier	14	10	SHADY, full of shade...
shadily	22	13	SHADY, full of shade...
shading	15	13	protection against l...
shadoof	15	13	(Arabic) a machine,...
shadows	17	13	SHADOW, to make dark...
shadowy	23	15	full of shadows [adj...
shadufs	17	14	SHADUF, (Arabic) a m...
shafted	16	13	SHAFT, to propel wit...
shafter	16	12	a shaft-horse [n -S]
shagged	16	14	SHAG, to make shaggy...
shagger	16	13	(vulgar slang) a per...
shahada	15	12	(Arabic) the Islamic...
shahdom	17	15	the territory ruled...
shaheed	15	12	(Arabic) a martyr fo...
shahids	17	12	SHAHID, (Arabic) a m...
shaikhs	18	15	SHAIKH, (Arabic) an...
shairds	15	10	SHAIRD, a fragment o...
shairns	14	10	SHAIRN, (Scots) cow-...
shaitan	13	10	(Arabic) an evil spi...
shakers	15	13	SHAKER, one who shak...
shakeup	17	17	a total reorganizati...
shakier	15	13	SHAKY, shaking [adj]
shakily	23	16	SHAKY, shaking [adv]
shaking	16	16	the act of shaking [...
shakoes	14	13	SHAKO, (Hungarian) t...
shakudo	15	15	(Japanese) an alloy...
shalier	15	10	SHALY, resembling sh...
shaling	16	13	SHALE, to shell, hus...
shallis	17	11	SHALLI, a soft light...
shallon	15	12	an evergreen shrub o...
shallop	18	14	a light river boat w...
shallot	16	11	an onion with garlic...
shallow	19	14	not deep [adj SHALLO...
shaloms	16	13	SHALOM, (Hebrew) in...
shalots	15	10	SHALOT, an onion wit...
shalwar	18	13	(Urdu) loose-fitting...
shamals	16	13	SHAMAL, (Arabic) in...
shamans	14	13	SHAMAN, (Russian) a...
shambas	17	15	SHAMBA, (Swahili) in...
shamble	18	16	to walk awkwardly [v...
shambly	25	18	awkwardly [adj SHAMB...
shamers	15	12	SHAMER, one who caus...
shamina	14	13	a wool blend of shah...
shaming	16	15	SHAME, to cause to f...
shammas	16	15	a minor official of...
shammed	16	16	SHAM, to feign [v]
shammer	16	15	one who shams; an im...
shammes	16	15	(Yiddish) a minor of...
shammos	16	15	(Hebrew) the sexton...
shamois	15	12	a kind of leather ma...
shamoys	21	14	SHAMOY, to prepare s...
shampoo	16	15	to wash with a liqui...
shandry	20	13	a light, sprung cart...
shanked	14	15	SHANK, to hit sharpl...
shantey	19	12	a song sung by sailo...
shantih	16	12	(Sanskrit) peace, al...
shantis	14	10	SHANTI, (Sanskrit) p...
shapely	23	15	having a pleasing sh...
shapens	15	13	SHAPEN, to shape [v]
shapers	16	12	SHAPER, one that sha...
shapeup	18	16	a method of selectin...
shaping	17	15	the act of fashionin...
sharded	14	11	(archaic) sheltered...
sharers	14	9	SHARER, one that sha...
shariah	16	11	(Turkish) the body o...
sharias	14	9	SHARIA, (Turkish) th...
shariat	14	9	(Turkish) the body o...
sharifs	17	12	SHARIF, (Arabic) a d...
sharing	15	12	the act of sharing [...
sharked	15	14	SHARK, to obtain by...
sharker	15	13	one who lives by sha...
sharped	16	13	SHARP, to raise in m...
sharpen	15	13	to make sharp [v -ED...
sharper	16	12	a cheat or hoaxer, e...
sharpie	16	12	a flat-bottomed, two...
sharply	24	15	SHARP, keen, acute [...
shashed	16	12	SHASH, to provide wi...
shashes	16	11	SHASH, to provide wi...
shaslik	17	14	(Russian) a type of...
shastas	14	9	SHASTA, a flowering...
shaster	14	9	(Sanskrit) any of th...
shastra	14	9	(Sanskrit) any of th...
shatter	14	9	to break into pieces...
shaughs	18	14	SHAUGH, a thicket [n...
shauled	15	12	SHAUL, to become sha...
shavers	16	13	SHAVER, a youngster...
shavies	16	13	SHAVIE, (Scots) a tr...
shaving	17	16	something shaved off...
shawing	18	15	SHAW, (Scots) to sho...
shawled	18	14	SHAWL, to wrap the s...
shawley	24	15	in Ireland, a workin...
shawlie	18	13	in Ireland, a workin...
shaykhs	24	17	SHAYKH, (Arabic) an...
sheafed	15	13	SHEAF, to gather int...
shealed	14	11	SHEAL, to shell, hus...
sheared	13	10	SHEAR, to cut the wo...
shearer	13	9	one who shears (shee...
sheathe	15	11	to put into a protec...
sheaths	16	11	SHEATH, to put into...
sheathy	22	13	sheathlike [adj SHEA...
sheaved	15	14	SHEAVE, to gather in...
sheaves	15	13	SHEAVE, to gather in...
shebang	16	15	a situation, organiz...
shebean	14	13	a place where liquor...
shebeen	14	13	a place where liquor...
shedded	14	12	SHED, to cast off [v...
shedder	14	11	one that casts off s...
shedful	18	15	the contents of a sh...
sheeled	14	11	SHEEL, (Shakespeare)...
sheened	12	11	SHEEN, to shine, hav...
sheeney	18	12	a Jew, a pawnbroker,...
sheenie	12	10	a Jew, a pawnbroker,...
sheeple	16	13	(colloquial) people...
sheepos	15	12	SHEEPO, (Australian...
sheered	13	10	SHEER, to swerve, to...
sheerer	13	9	SHEER, utter [adj]
sheerly	21	12	SHEER, utter [adv]
sheesha	15	11	(Urdu) a kind of wat...
sheeted	13	10	SHEET, to cover with...
sheeter	13	9	one that sheets [n -...
sheeves	15	13	SHEEVE, the wheel of...
shegetz	18	20	(Yiddish) among Jewi...
shehita	16	11	(Hebrew) the slaught...
shehnai	15	12	(Bengali) a double-r...
sheikha	17	15	(Arabic) the chief w...
sheikhs	18	15	SHEIKH, (Arabic) an...
sheilas	15	10	SHEILA, (Australian...
sheitan	13	10	(Arabic) an evil spi...
sheitel	15	10	(Yiddish) a wig worn...
shekels	16	14	SHEKEL, (Hebrew) the...
shelfed	17	14	SHELF, to put on a s...
shellac	19	14	to cover with a thin...
shelled	16	12	SHELL, to remove the...
sheller	16	11	one who shells [n -S...
sheltas	15	10	SHELTA, (Irish) a se...
shelter	15	10	to provide cover or...
sheltie	15	10	a small, shaggy pony...
shelved	17	15	SHELVE, to place on...
shelver	17	14	a person employed to...
shelves	17	14	SHELVE, to place on...
shemale	15	13	a person, born a mal...
shenais	13	10	SHENAI, (Bengali) a...
sheqels	23	19	SHEQEL, an ancient u...
sherang	14	12	(Australian slang) a...
sherbet	16	12	a frozen fruit-flavo...
shereef	15	12	a descendant of the...
sherias	14	9	SHERIA, (Turkish) th...
sheriat	14	9	(Turkish) the body o...
sheriff	19	15	a law-enforcement of...
sherifs	17	12	SHERIF, a descendant...
sheroes	13	9	SHERO, a woman regar...
sheroot	13	9	a square-cut cigar,...
sherpas	16	12	SHERPA, an aide to,...
sherris	15	9	(archaic) sherry [n...
sheuchs	20	15	SHEUCH, to plant tem...
sheughs	18	14	SHEUGH, (Scots) to p...
shewels	18	13	SHEWEL, a scarecrow,...
shewers	17	12	SHEWER, one who shew...
shewing	18	15	SHEW, (archaic) to s...
shiatsu	15	10	(Japanese) a massage...
shiatzu	18	19	(Japanese) a massage...
shibahs	19	14	SHIBAH, (Hebrew) a p...
shicker	19	16	(Australian slang) s...
shicksa	19	16	(Yiddish) a non-Jewi...
shidder	15	11	(Spenser) a female a...
shields	16	11	SHIELD, to protect f...
shieled	15	11	SHIEL, (Shakespeare)...
shifted	17	13	SHIFT, to move from...
shifter	17	12	one who shifts [n -S...
shikara	15	13	(Hindi) a light, fla...
shikari	16	13	(Urdu) a hunter, esp...
shikars	16	13	SHIKAR, to hunt (ani...
shikker	17	17	(Australian slang) s...
shikras	16	13	SHIKRA, (Hindi) a sm...
shiksas	16	13	SHIKSA, (Yiddish) a...
shikseh	18	15	(Yiddish) a non-Jewi...
shikses	16	13	SHIKSE, (Yiddish) a...
shilled	17	12	SHILL, to act as a d...
shilpit	19	13	(Scots) sickly-looki...
shimaal	16	13	(Arabic) in the Midd...
shimmed	17	16	SHIM, to adjust by u...
shimmer	17	15	to glimmer [v -ED, -...
shimmey	23	17	a chemise [n -S]
shindig	16	13	a lively noisy gathe...
shindys	21	13	SHINDY, a commotion,...
shiners	14	10	SHINER, a black eye...
shiness	14	10	(obsolete) shyness [...
shingle	16	13	to cover with thin t...
shingly	23	15	covered with small,...
shinier	14	10	SHINY, filled with l...
shinies	14	10	SHINY, a bright obje...
shinily	22	13	SHINY, filled with l...
shining	15	13	bright, gleaming; ex...
shinjus	17	20	SHINJU, (Japan) a ri...
shinkin	15	15	(Welsh) a worthless...
shinned	13	12	SHIN, to climb by gr...
shinnes	13	11	SHINNE, (archaic) ch...
shinney	19	13	to play a form of ho...
shinola	14	11	(trade) a kind of bo...
shipful	21	17	a ship with a full c...
shiplap	20	16	an arrangement of ov...
shipman	17	16	a sailor; a skipper...
shipmen	17	16	SHIPMAN, a sailor; a...
shipped	19	16	SHIP, to transport i...
shippen	18	16	a cowshed, also SHIP...
shipper	19	15	a person or company...
shippie	19	15	a prostitute who sol...
shippon	18	16	a cowshed, also SHIP...
shippos	19	15	SHIPPO, (Japanese) a...
shipway	26	17	a sliding way for la...
shiring	16	12	SHIR, to pucker, als...
shirked	16	14	SHIRK, to avoid work...
shirker	16	13	one who shirks [n -S...
shirras	15	9	SHIRRA, a law-enforc...
shirred	15	10	SHIRR, to pucker, al...
shirted	15	10	SHIRT, to don a garm...
shishas	17	11	SHISHA, (Urdu) a kin...
shitake	15	13	(Japanese) a type of...
shitbag	18	14	an unpleasant or con...
shitcan	17	13	to discard or reject...
shiting	16	12	SHITE, (slang) to sh...
shittah	17	11	(Hebrew) a Biblical...
shitted	15	10	SHIT, to defecate [v...
shitter	15	9	(slang) a toilet [n...
shittim	17	12	(Hebrew) the wood of...
shitzus	19	19	SHITZU, (Chinese) a...
shiurim	17	13	SHIUR, (Hebrew) a le...
shivahs	19	15	SHIVAH, (Hebrew) in...
shivers	17	13	SHIVER, to tremble w...
shivery	23	15	shivering [adj SHIVE...
shiviti	18	13	a plaque with a Hebr...
shivoos	16	13	SHIVOO, (Australian...
shivved	19	18	SHIV [v]
shizzle	22	28	a form of slang popu...
shlepps	20	16	SHLEPP, (Yiddish) to...
shleppy	26	18	shabby, rundown, als...
shlocks	20	17	SHLOCK, (Yiddish) in...
shlocky	26	19	of poor quality [adj...
shlongs	16	13	SHLONG, (slang) a pe...
shlumps	20	17	SHLUMP, (Yiddish) to...
shlumpy	26	19	(Yiddish) slovenly [...
shmaltz	20	22	(Yiddish) excessive...
shmatte	15	12	(Yiddish) clothing,...
shmears	15	12	SHMEAR [n]
shmeers	15	12	SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shmocks	20	19	SHMOCK, (Yiddish) a...
shmoose	14	12	(Yiddish) to chat in...
shmooze	17	21	(Yiddish) to chat, a...
shmoozy	24	23	given to shmoozing,...
shmucks	21	20	SHMUCK, (Yiddish) a...
shmucky	27	22	foolish, contemptibl...
shnapps	18	16	(German) a kind of b...
shnooks	14	14	SHNOOK, (Yiddish) an...
shoaled	14	11	SHOAL, to sail into...
shoaler	14	10	SHOAL, shallow, also...
shochet	19	14	(Hebrew) a slaughter...
shochus	20	15	SHOCHU, (Japanese) a...
shocked	18	17	SHOCK, to outrage fe...
shocker	18	16	one that shocks [n -...
shodden	13	12	SHOE, to provide wit...
shoders	14	10	SHODER, a package of...
shoebox	21	19	an oblong box for ho...
shoeing	14	12	the act of nailing s...
shoepac	18	15	a waterproof boot, a...
shofars	16	12	SHOFAR, a horn blown...
shogged	16	14	SHOG, to move along...
shoggle	17	14	(Scots) to shake, al...
shoggly	24	16	(Scots) shaky, also...
shoguns	15	13	SHOGUN, (Japanese) a...
sholoms	16	13	SHOLOM [n]
shoneen	11	11	(Irish) an Irishman...
shoofly	23	15	a child's rocker wit...
shoogie	14	11	(Scots) to swing, sw...
shoogle	15	12	(Scots) to swing, sw...
shoogly	22	14	(Scots) shaky, also...
shooing	14	12	SHOO, to drive away...
shooled	14	11	SHOOL, (dialect) to...
shooles	14	10	SHOOLE, (dialect) to...
shooras	13	9	SHOORA, (Arabic) the...
shooter	13	9	one who shoots [n -S...
shootie	13	9	a fashionable shoe t...
shopbot	18	15	a website that offer...
shopboy	24	17	a boy employed in a...
shopful	20	17	as much as a shop ca...
shophar	18	14	(Hebrew) a ram's hor...
shopman	16	16	a man who owns or op...
shopmen	16	16	SHOPMAN, a man who o...
shopped	18	16	SHOP, to visit shops...
shopper	18	15	one who shops [n -S]
shoppes	18	15	SHOPPE, a small stor...
shorans	13	10	SHORAN, a system of...
shorers	14	9	SHORER, one who prop...
shoring	15	12	a system of supporti...
shorted	14	10	SHORT, to cause a ty...
shorten	13	10	to check or lessen t...
shorter	14	9	SHORT, having little...
shortia	14	9	a perennial herb [n...
shortie	14	9	(colloquial) a short...
shortly	22	12	SHORT, having little...
shotgun	15	13	to shoot with a type...
shotted	14	10	SHOT, to load with s...
shotten	13	10	of a salmon, having...
shottes	14	9	SHOTTE, a young pig,...
shottle	15	10	(Scots) a small draw...
shoughs	18	14	SHOUGH, a shaggy lap...
shouses	14	10	SHOUSE, (Australian...
shouted	14	11	SHOUT, to yell loudl...
shouter	14	10	one who shouts [n -S...
shovels	17	14	SHOVEL, to use a dig...
shovers	16	13	SHOVER, one who shov...
shoving	17	16	the act of shoving [...
showbiz	23	24	(short for) show bus...
showbox	25	22	a showman's box [n -...
showded	17	14	SHOWD, (Scots) to ro...
showers	17	12	SHOWER, to bathe in...
showery	23	14	abounding with showe...
showghe	20	16	(Shakespeare) a shag...
showier	17	12	SHOWY, making a bril...
showily	25	15	SHOWY, making a bril...
showing	18	15	a exhibition or disp...
showman	17	16	a theatrical produce...
showmen	17	16	SHOWMAN, a theatrica...
showoff	21	18	one given to pretent...
shreddy	21	13	cut up [adj SHREDDIE...
shreeks	15	13	SHREEK, (Shakespeare...
shreiks	16	13	SHREIK, (Milton) to...
shrewed	17	13	SHREW, (Shakespeare)...
shriech	20	14	(Spenser) to shriek,...
shrieks	16	13	SHRIEK, to utter a s...
shrieky	22	15	shrill [adj SHRIEKIE...
shrieve	16	13	to hear a confession...
shrifts	18	12	SHRIFT, (archaic) a...
shright	19	13	(Spenser) a shriek [...
shriked	16	14	SHRIKE, to shriek, a...
shrikes	16	13	SHRIKE, to shriek, a...
shrills	18	11	SHRILL, to utter a h...
shrilly	24	13	high-pitched or pier...
shrimps	19	15	SHRIMP, to catch sma...
shrimpy	25	17	abounding in shrimp...
shrinal	15	11	of a shrine [adj]
shrined	14	11	SHRINE, to place on...
shrines	14	10	SHRINE, to place on...
shrinks	16	14	SHRINK, to contract...
shritch	21	14	to shriek, also SCRI...
shrived	17	14	SHRIVE, to hear a co...
shrivel	18	14	to contract into wri...
shriven	16	14	SHRIVE, to hear a co...
shriver	17	13	one who shrives; a c...
shrives	17	13	SHRIVE, to hear a co...
shroffs	19	15	SHROFF, to test coin...
shrooms	15	12	SHROOM, to take magi...
shrouds	15	11	SHROUD, to attire in...
shroudy	21	13	giving shelter [adj...
shroved	16	14	SHROVE, to celebrate...
shroves	16	13	SHROVE, to celebrate...
shrowed	17	13	SHROW, (Shakespeare)...
shrubby	26	18	covered with shrubs...
shtchis	21	14	SHTCHI, (Russian) a...
shtetel	15	10	(Yiddish) formerly,...
shtetls	16	10	SHTETL, (Yiddish) fo...
shticks	20	16	SHTICK, (Yiddish) a...
shticky	26	18	like a shtick, a fam...
shtooks	15	13	SHTOOK, (Yiddish) tr...
shtucks	20	17	SHTUCK, (Yiddish) tr...
shucked	19	18	SHUCK, to remove hus...
shucker	19	17	something or someone...
shudder	15	12	to shiver or tremble...
shuffle	20	17	to walk without lift...
shuftis	18	13	SHUFTI, (colloquial)...
shuling	17	14	SHULE, (dialect) to...
shunned	13	13	SHUN, to avoid [v]
shunner	13	12	one who shuns [n -S]
shunted	14	12	SHUNT, to turn aside...
shunter	14	11	an engine used for s...
shushed	17	13	SHUSH, to hush [v]
shusher	17	12	one who shushes [n -...
shushes	17	12	SHUSH, to hush [v]
shuteye	20	12	(colloquial) sleep [...
shuting	16	13	SHUTE, to convey by...
shutoff	19	16	a device that shuts...
shutout	15	11	at bridge, a bid int...
shutter	15	10	to provide with wind...
shuttle	16	11	to move back and for...
shylock	26	19	to lend money at hig...
shyness	20	12	the state of being s...
shypoos	22	14	SHYPOO, (Australian...
shyster	21	11	an unscrupulous lawy...
sialids	14	9	SIALID, an alderfly,...
sialoid	13	9	like saliva [adj]
sialons	12	9	SIALON, a type of ce...
siamang	13	13	(Malay) a large blac...
siamese	12	10	to join pipes in a w...
siameze	15	19	to join pipes in a w...
sibling	17	14	one who has the same...
sibship	20	15	kinship [n -S]
sibylic	26	16	of or like a sibyl,...
sicario	15	10	(Spanish) a hired gu...
siccing	20	16	SIC, to incite a dog...
siccity	26	15	dryness, aridity [n...
sichted	18	13	SICHT, (Scots) to si...
sickbay	25	19	a ship's hospital [n...
sickbed	19	18	a sick person's bed...
sickees	16	14	SICKEE, a day off wo...
sickens	16	15	SICKEN, to make sick...
sickest	17	14	SICK, affected with...
sickies	17	14	SICKIE, a day off wo...
sicking	18	17	SICK, to urge to att...
sickish	20	16	somewhat sick [adj S...
sickled	18	16	SICKLE, to harvest w...
sickles	18	15	SICKLE, to harvest w...
sickout	17	15	an organized absence...
siclike	18	15	(Scots) suchlike, al...
siddhas	15	11	SIDDHA, (Sanskrit) o...
siddhis	16	11	SIDDHI, (Sanskrit) i...
siddurs	14	10	SIDDUR, (Hebrew) a J...
sidearm	13	11	to pitch a ball at o...
sidebar	14	11	a short news story a...
sidecar	15	11	a passenger car atta...
sidedly	20	12	adverb used in combi...
sideman	12	12	a member of a jazz b...
sidemen	12	12	SIDEMAN, a member of...
sideral	13	9	sent from the stars,...
sideway	21	13	from the side, also...
sidings	14	11	SIDING, a short rail...
sidlers	14	9	SIDLER, one who sidl...
sidling	15	12	SIDLE, to move sidew...
siecles	16	11	SIECLE, (French) a c...
siegers	13	9	SIEGER, one who besi...
sieging	14	12	SIEGE, to subject to...
siemens	12	11	a unit of electrical...
sienite	11	8	a coarse-grained ign...
siennas	10	9	SIENNA, (Italian) a...
sierran	11	8	relating to a mounta...
sierras	12	7	SIERRA, (Spanish) a...
siestas	12	7	SIESTA, (Spanish) a...
sievert	14	11	the SI unit of radia...
sieving	15	14	SIEVE, to pass throu...
sifakas	15	14	SIFAKA, (Malagasy) a...
siffled	18	15	SIFFLE, to whistle,...
siffles	18	14	SIFFLE, to whistle,...
sifters	15	10	SIFTER, one who, or...
sifting	16	13	sieving [adj SIFTING...
siganid	13	11	any of a family of f...
sighers	16	11	SIGHER, one who sigh...
sighful	20	16	full of sighs [adj]
sighing	17	14	making a sound like...
sighted	16	12	SIGHT, to observe or...
sighter	16	11	(Scots) an inspector...
sightly	24	14	pleasing to look at...
sigmate	14	12	S-shaped, also SIGMA...
sigmoid	15	13	S-shaped, also SIGMA...
signage	13	12	a system of signs in...
signals	14	11	SIGNAL, to make a si...
signary	19	12	a system of signals...
signees	12	10	SIGNEE, a signer of...
signers	13	10	SIGNER, one that sig...
signets	13	10	SIGNET, to mark with...
signeur	13	11	(Shakespeare) senior...
signify	22	15	to make known [v SIG...
signing	14	13	the use of sign lang...
signior	13	10	an Italian title of...
signora	12	10	an Italian title of...
signore	12	10	an Italian title of...
signori	13	10	SIGNORE, an Italian...
signors	13	10	SIGNOR, an Italian t...
signory	19	12	feudal lordship, als...
siksiks	16	15	SIKSIK, an Arctic gr...
silaged	14	11	SILAGE, to harvest a...
silages	14	10	SILAGE, to harvest a...
silanes	12	9	SILANE, a gas, silic...
silence	15	12	to make quiet [v SIL...
silenes	12	9	SILENE, a flowering...
silents	13	9	SILENT, a silent fil...
silenus	13	10	(Latin) a satyrlike...
silesia	13	8	a thin twilled cotto...
silexes	19	15	SILEX, (Latin) finel...
silicas	17	11	SILICA, silicon diox...
silicic	21	14	relating to or obtai...
silicle	18	12	a seed vessel resemb...
silicon	16	12	a nonmetallic elemen...
siliqua	22	18	a type of dry fruit...
silique	22	18	a type of dry fruit...
silkens	14	13	SILKEN, to make soft...
silkier	15	12	SILKY, resembling si...
silkies	15	12	SILKIE, (Scots) a se...
silkily	23	15	SILKY, resembling si...
silking	16	15	SILK, to cover with...
sillers	15	9	SILLER, (Scots) silv...
sillier	15	9	SILLY, showing a lac...
sillies	15	9	SILLY, a silly perso...
sillily	23	12	SILLY, showing a lac...
sillock	19	16	(Scots) a young coal...
siloing	14	11	SILO, to store in a...
silphia	18	13	SILPHIUM, a plant im...
siltier	14	8	SILTY, full of silt...
silting	15	11	SILT, to fill with a...
silurid	15	10	any of a family of c...
silvans	15	13	SILVAN, one that liv...
silvern	15	13	made of silver [adj]
silvers	16	12	SILVER, to cover wit...
silvery	22	14	appearing like silve...
silvics	20	15	the study of forest...
simarre	13	10	(French) a loose coa...
simatic	17	13	relating to sima, ig...
simchas	19	15	SIMCHA, (Hebrew) a J...
simians	13	11	SIMIAN, an ape or mo...
similar	15	11	being alike but not...
similes	15	11	SIMILE, a figure of...
similor	15	11	an alloy of copper a...
simioid	14	11	apelike, also SIMIAL...
simious	14	11	apelike, also SIMIAL...
simitar	14	10	a curved oriental sw...
simkins	15	15	SIMKIN, an Urdu corr...
simlins	15	12	SIMLIN, a variety of...
simmers	15	13	SIMMER, to cook just...
simnels	14	12	SIMNEL, a fruitcake...
simooms	14	13	SIMOOM, a hot, dry d...
simoons	12	11	SIMOON, a hot, dry d...
simorgs	15	12	SIMORG, (Persian) a...
simpais	16	13	SIMPAI, (Malay) a lo...
simpers	16	13	SIMPER, to smirk in...
simpkin	17	18	an Urdu corruption o...
simpled	17	15	SIMPLE, (archaic) to...
simpler	17	14	(archaic) one skille...
simples	17	14	SIMPLE, (archaic) to...
simplex	23	21	(Latin) a geometrica...
simular	15	12	one that simulates,...
simurgh	18	15	(Persian) a monstrou...
simurgs	16	13	SIMURG, (Persian) a...
sincere	14	11	free from hypocrisy...
sinding	13	12	the act of rinsing [...
sindons	11	10	SINDON, (archaic) a...
sinewed	14	12	SINEW, to bind as if...
singers	13	10	SINGER, one that sin...
singing	14	13	the act of singing [...
singled	14	12	SINGLE, to select fr...
singles	14	11	SINGLE, to select fr...
singlet	14	11	a man's undershirt [...
singult	15	12	(archaic) a sob, als...
sinical	16	12	relating to a functi...
sinkage	13	14	the act of sinking [...
sinkers	13	12	SINKER, a weight for...
sinkful	17	17	the contents of a si...
sinkier	13	12	SINKY, yielding unde...
sinking	14	15	the act of sinking [...
sinless	13	9	without sin [adj SIN...
sinners	11	9	SINNER, to transgres...
sinnets	11	9	SINNET, plaited stra...
sinning	12	12	SIN, to offend again...
sinopia	13	11	(Latin) a reddish-br...
sinopie	13	11	SINOPIA, (Latin) a r...
sinopis	14	11	(Latin) a reddish-br...
sinsyne	17	11	(Scots) since that t...
sinters	12	8	SINTER, to make cohe...
sintery	18	10	coalescing under hea...
sinuate	11	9	to curve in and out...
sinuose	11	9	characterized by cur...
sinuous	12	10	characterized by cur...
sinuses	12	9	SINUS, a cranial cav...
siphons	16	13	SIPHON, to draw off...
sippers	17	13	SIPPER, one who sips...
sippets	17	13	SIPPET, a small piec...
sipping	18	16	SIP, to drink in sma...
sippled	18	15	SIPPLE, to sip at le...
sipples	18	14	SIPPLE, to sip at le...
sircars	16	10	SIRCAR, (Urdu) the s...
sirdars	13	8	SIRDAR, (Urdu) a nat...
sirenic	15	11	like a siren, alluri...
sirgang	14	12	a green Asiatic jay-...
sirings	14	10	SIRING, the act of b...
sirkars	14	11	SIRKAR, (Urdu) the s...
sirloin	13	9	a loin of beef, or t...
sirname	12	11	to give the family n...
sirocco	18	13	(Italian) a hot, dry...
siroset	12	7	of or relating to th...
sirrahs	15	9	SIRRAH, (archaic) a...
sirrees	12	7	SIRREE, (US) a mode...
sirring	14	10	SIR, to use a respec...
sirtuin	13	9	any of a group of en...
siruped	15	12	SIRUP, to make into...
siskins	14	12	SISKIN, a small gree...
sissier	13	7	SISSY, effeminate, a...
sissies	13	7	SISSY, a weak, girli...
sissoos	12	7	SISSOO, (Hindi) an I...
sisters	13	7	SISTER, to treat lik...
sisting	14	10	SIST, to stay, as ju...
sistrum	15	11	a kind of rattle, co...
sitcoms	17	13	SITCOM, (colloquial)...
sitella	14	9	a small black-and-wh...
sitfast	15	10	a lump on a horse's...
sithens	14	10	(Shakespeare) since;...
sithing	16	12	SITHE, (archaic) to...
sitings	14	10	SITING, the act of s...
sitreps	15	10	SITREP, a report on...
sittars	13	7	SITTAR, (Urdu) an In...
sitters	13	7	SITTER, one who sits...
sittine	12	8	any of the nuthatch...
sitting	14	10	a meeting or session...
situate	12	8	to place in a certai...
situlae	13	9	SITULA, a bucket [n]
situses	13	8	SITUS, (Latin) the p...
sixaine	17	15	a stanza of six line...
sixains	18	15	SIXAIN, a stanza of...
sixfold	22	19	being six times as g...
sixteen	17	15	a number [n -S]
sixthly	29	19	SIXTH, number six in...
sixties	19	14	SIXTY, a number [n]
sizable	18	20	of considerable size...
sizably	25	22	SIZABLE, of consider...
sizeism	17	19	prejudice against pe...
sizeist	16	16	one who believes in...
siziest	16	16	SIZY, pertaining to...
sizings	17	19	SIZING, the substanc...
sizisms	18	19	SIZISM, prejudice ag...
sizists	17	16	SIZIST, one who pays...
sizzled	20	27	SIZZLE, to fry with...
sizzler	20	26	a very hot day [n -S...
sizzles	20	26	SIZZLE, to fry with...
sjambok	18	26	(Afrikaans) to beat...
skailed	14	13	SKAIL, (Scots) to di...
skaiths	16	13	SKAITH, (obsolete) t...
skaldic	18	16	pertaining to an anc...
skanger	13	14	(Irish) a young work...
skanked	13	17	SKANK, to dance to r...
skanker	13	16	one who skanks, danc...
skarths	16	13	SKARTH, (Scots) a co...
skaters	13	11	SKATER, one who skat...
skating	14	14	the act of skating [...
skatole	13	12	a crystalline compou...
skatols	14	12	SKATOL, a crystallin...
skeanes	11	12	SKEANE, a length of...
skeared	12	12	SKEAR, (dialect) to...
skedded	13	14	SKED, to schedule [v...
skeeing	13	14	SKEE, to ski [v]
skeered	12	12	SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeeter	12	11	a skeet shooter [n -...
skegger	15	15	a young salmon [n -S...
skeined	12	13	SKEIN, to wind into...
skelder	14	13	to beg; to swindle;...
skellie	15	13	(Scots) to squint, a...
skellum	17	17	(Scots) a scoundrel,...
skelped	16	16	SKELP, (Gaelic) to h...
skelpit	17	15	SKELP, (Gaelic) to h...
skelter	14	12	to scurry [v -ED, -I...
skelums	16	16	SKELUM, (Scots) a sc...
skenned	11	14	SKEN, (Scots) to squ...
skepful	19	19	the contents of a sk...
skepped	17	18	SKEP, to collect int...
skepsis	16	14	(Greek) philosophica...
skeptic	19	17	a person who doubts...
skerred	13	12	SKER, to scour, sear...
sketchy	25	18	lacking in completen...
sketted	13	12	SKET, to splash (wat...
skewers	16	14	SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skewest	16	14	SKEW, oblique, biase...
skewing	17	17	SKEW, to make obliqu...
skiable	16	15	capable of being ski...
skibobs	18	17	SKIBOB, to travel in...
skidded	14	14	SKID, to slide on ac...
skidder	14	13	a tractor with thick...
skiddoo	13	13	(tradename) a motori...
skidlid	16	14	(colloquial) a crash...
skidoos	13	12	SKIDOO, to ride a sk...
skidpad	16	16	a road surface on wh...
skidpan	15	16	a track for triallin...
skidway	23	17	a platform on which...
skieyer	19	13	SKIEY, resembling th...
skiffed	18	18	SKIFF, to skim [v]
skiffle	19	18	to play a particular...
skiings	15	14	SKIING, the sport of...
skilful	19	17	full of skill, also...
skilled	16	14	SKILL, to matter, to...
skillet	16	13	a frying pan [n -S]
skimmed	16	18	SKIM, to remove floa...
skimmer	16	17	a seabird that skims...
skimmia	16	17	an Asiatic shrub wit...
skimped	17	18	SKIMP, to scrimp [v]
skinful	17	17	as much as a skin co...
skinked	14	17	SKINK, to pour out [...
skinker	14	16	one employed to disp...
skinned	12	14	SKIN, to remove the...
skinner	12	13	one who skins [n -S]
skinter	13	12	SKINT, having no mon...
skiorer	13	11	one who engages in t...
skipped	18	18	SKIP, to move with l...
skipper	18	17	to act as master or...
skippet	18	17	a small box for prot...
skirled	15	13	SKIRL, to produce a...
skirred	14	12	SKIRR, to scour, sea...
skirret	14	11	a water parsnip with...
skirted	14	12	SKIRT, to pass along...
skirter	14	11	someone who removes...
skiting	15	14	SKITE, (Australian s...
skitter	14	11	to skim over the sur...
skittle	15	12	to knock down [v SKI...
skivers	16	15	SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skivier	16	15	SKIVIE, (Scots) dera...
skiving	17	18	the act of splitting...
skiwear	16	14	relating to clothes...
sklated	14	13	SKLATE, (Scots) to c...
sklates	14	12	SKLATE, (Scots) to c...
sklents	14	13	SKLENT, (Scots) to s...
skliffs	20	18	SKLIFF [n]
skoaled	13	13	SKOAL, to down a dri...
skoffed	17	18	SKOFF, to devour; to...
skogged	15	16	SKOG, to shelter, al...
skoling	15	15	SKOL, (Old Norse) to...
skolion	13	13	a Greek drinking son...
skolled	15	14	SKOL, (Old Norse) to...
skollie	15	13	(Afrikaans) a colour...
skookum	15	19	(American Indian) an...
skoshes	15	13	SKOSH, (Japanese) a...
skreegh	16	15	(Scots) to screech,...
skreens	12	12	SKREEN, a screen, es...
skreigh	17	15	(Scots) to screech,...
skriech	19	16	(Scots) to screech,...
skriegh	17	15	(Scots) to screech,...
skriked	15	16	SKRIKE, (dialect) to...
skrikes	15	15	SKRIKE, (dialect) to...
skrimps	18	17	SKRIMP, to scratch a...
skronks	14	16	SKRONK, music that i...
skrumps	18	18	SKRUMP, (colloquial)...
skryers	20	13	SKRYER, one who scri...
skrying	21	16	SKRY, to see the fut...
skudler	15	14	in Shetland, the lea...
skugged	16	17	SKUG, (Scots) to she...
skulked	16	18	SKULK, to move about...
skulker	16	17	one that skulks, als...
skulled	16	15	SKULL, to propel wit...
skulpin	17	17	a kind of fish, aka...
skummer	16	18	(archaic) to void ex...
skunked	14	18	SKUNK, to defeat ove...
skuttle	15	13	to move or run with...
skyborn	21	17	of heavenly birth [a...
skycaps	25	19	SKYCAP, a porter in...
skyclad	24	18	naked [adj]
skydive	22	18	to parachute from a...
skydove	21	18	SKYDIVE, to parachut...
skyfing	23	19	SKYF, (South Africa)...
skyglow	25	19	a glow in the night...
skyhome	22	18	a sub-penthouse flat...
skyhook	22	19	an imaginary hook in...
skyiest	20	13	SKYEY, resembling th...
skyjack	26	29	to hijack an airplan...
skylabs	23	17	SKYLAB, an experimen...
skylark	22	18	to frolic [v -ED, -I...
skyless	21	14	without a sky [adj]
skylike	22	18	like the sky [adj]
skyline	20	15	the horizon [n -S]
skyphoi	24	18	SKYPHOS, a drinking...
skyphos	24	18	a drinking vessel us...
skyring	21	16	SKYRE, (Scots) to sh...
skysail	21	14	a type of sail [n -S...
skysurf	23	17	to perform maneuvers...
skyting	21	16	SKYTE, (Scots) to da...
skywalk	25	21	an elevated walkway...
skyward	23	17	towards the sky, als...
skyways	29	18	SKYWAY, an elevated...
slabbed	17	15	SLAB, to cover with...
slabber	17	14	to slaver; to drivel...
slacked	17	16	SLACK, to slacken [v...
slacken	16	16	to loosen or retard,...
slacker	17	15	a shirker [n -S]
slackly	25	18	SLACK, not tight or...
sladang	13	12	a wild ox, also SALA...
slagged	15	13	SLAG, to criticize,...
slahals	16	11	SLAHAL, a team game...
slainte	12	9	(Irish) an Irish dri...
slairgs	15	10	SLAIRG, (Scots) to s...
slakers	14	12	SLAKER, one who slak...
slaking	15	15	SLAKE, to quench [v]
slaloms	15	12	SLALOM, (Norwegian)...
slammed	15	15	SLAM, to shut forcib...
slammer	15	14	(slang) prison [n -S...
slander	12	10	to defame [v -ED, -I...
slanged	13	12	SLANG, to use extrem...
slanger	13	11	a hawker; a dealer i...
slanted	12	10	SLANT, to deviate fr...
slanter	12	9	(Australian slang) a...
slantly	20	12	SLANT, oblique [adv]
slapped	17	15	SLAP, to strike with...
slapper	17	14	(slang) a promiscuou...
slarted	13	9	SLART, (dialect) to...
slashed	15	11	SLASH, to cut with v...
slasher	15	10	one that slashes [n...
slashes	15	10	SLASH, to cut with v...
slaters	13	8	SLATER, one who roof...
slather	15	10	to spread thickly [v...
slatier	13	8	SLATY, resembling sl...
slating	14	11	a telling off [n -S]
slatted	13	9	SLAT, to supply with...
slatter	13	8	(dialect) to be unti...
slavers	15	12	SLAVER, to drool [v]
slavery	21	14	the ownership of one...
slaveys	21	14	SLAVEY, a female ser...
slaving	16	15	SLAVE, to work like...
slavish	18	14	pertaining to a slav...
slayers	19	10	SLAYER, one that sla...
slaying	20	13	an act of killing [n...
sleaved	14	13	SLEAVE, to separate...
sleaves	14	12	SLEAVE, to separate...
sleazed	15	18	SLEAZE, to behave in...
sleazes	15	17	SLEAZE [n]
sleazos	15	17	SLEAZO, a sleazy per...
sledded	13	11	SLED, to transport o...
sledder	13	10	one who goes on a sl...
sledged	14	12	SLEDGE, to convey on...
sledger	14	11	one who drives a sle...
sledges	14	11	SLEDGE, to convey on...
sleechy	24	15	slimy with mud [adj...
sleeked	13	13	SLEEK, to make smoot...
sleeken	12	13	to make smooth or gl...
sleeker	13	12	a moulding tool for...
sleekit	14	12	(Scots) crafty, sly,...
sleekly	21	15	SLEEK, smooth, gloss...
sleeper	14	11	one that sleeps [n -...
sleepry	21	13	(Scots) sleepy, also...
sleeted	12	9	SLEET, to shower fro...
sleeved	14	13	SLEEVE, to supply wi...
sleever	14	12	an old Welsh measure...
sleeves	14	12	SLEEVE, to supply wi...
sleided	13	10	(Shakespeare) an irr...
sleighs	17	12	SLEIGH, to ride in a...
sleight	17	12	cunning, dexterity [...
slender	12	10	slight of build [adj...
slenter	12	9	(Australian slang) a...
sleuths	16	11	SLEUTH, to act as a...
slewing	17	14	SLEW, to cause to mo...
slicers	17	11	SLICER, one that sli...
slicing	18	14	the act of slicing [...
slicked	18	16	SLICK, to make slick...
slicken	17	16	to smooth, polish [v...
slicker	18	15	an oilskin raincoat...
slickly	26	18	SLICK, smooth and sl...
slidden	13	11	SLIDE, to move smoot...
slidder	14	10	(Scots) to slip, sli...
sliders	14	9	SLIDER, a person who...
sliding	15	12	the act of sliding [...
slieves	15	12	SLIEVE, (Irish) a mo...
slights	18	12	SLIGHT, to treat wit...
slimier	15	11	SLIMY, resembling sl...
slimily	23	14	SLIMY, resembling sl...
sliming	16	14	SLIME, to cover with...
slimmed	16	15	SLIM, to make slim [...
slimmer	16	14	one engaged in slimm...
slimpsy	24	16	flimsy, also SLIMSY...
slinger	14	11	one who uses a sling...
slinked	14	14	SLINK, to move steal...
slinker	14	13	one who slinks [n -S...
slinter	13	9	a trick, also SLANTE...
sliotar	13	8	(Irish) the ball use...
sliping	17	14	SLIPE, to peel [v]
slipout	16	12	an insertion in a ne...
slipped	18	15	SLIP, to slide sudde...
slipper	18	14	a shoe easily slippe...
slipups	19	15	SLIPUP, a mistake [n...
slipway	25	16	an sloping area for...
slishes	16	10	SLISH, (Shakespeare)...
slither	16	10	to slide from side t...
slitted	14	9	SLIT, to make a long...
slitter	14	8	one who, or that whi...
slivers	16	12	SLIVER, to cut into...
sliving	17	15	SLIVE, to slip [v]
slobbed	17	15	SLOB, to behave in a...
slobber	17	14	to drool, also SLABB...
slocken	16	16	(Scots) to quench, m...
slogans	13	11	SLOGAN, a motto adop...
slogged	15	13	SLOG, to plod [v]
slogger	15	12	a person who hits ha...
slokens	13	13	SLOKEN, (Scots) to q...
sloomed	13	12	SLOOM, to slumber [v...
slopers	15	11	SLOPER, a native or...
slopier	15	11	SLOPY, sloping [adj]
sloping	16	14	SLOPE, to slant or i...
slopped	17	15	SLOP, to spill or sp...
slormed	14	12	SLORM, to wipe carel...
sloshed	15	11	SLOSH, to move with...
sloshes	15	10	SLOSH, to move with...
slothed	15	11	SLOTH, to be lazy [v...
slotted	13	9	SLOT, to cut a long...
slotter	13	8	a machine that cuts...
slouchy	25	16	slouching [adj SLOUC...
sloughi	17	13	a breed of dog, orig...
sloughs	17	13	SLOUGH, to cast off...
sloughy	23	15	full of sloughs, mir...
slovens	14	13	SLOVEN, a slovenly p...
slowest	16	11	SLOW, moving with li...
slowing	17	14	the lessening of spe...
slowish	19	13	somewhat slow [adj]
slubbed	18	16	SLUB, to twist fibre...
slubber	18	15	to stain or dirty [v...
sludged	15	13	SLUDGE, to cover wit...
sludges	15	12	SLUDGE, to cover wit...
slueing	14	12	SLUE, to cause to mo...
sluffed	18	16	SLUFF, to discard a...
slugged	16	14	SLUG, to strike heav...
slugger	16	13	a person who hits ha...
sluiced	17	13	SLUICE, to wash with...
sluices	17	12	SLUICE, to wash with...
slumber	17	15	to sleep [v -ED, -IN...
slumbry	24	17	full of slumber, als...
slumgum	18	18	the residue remainin...
slumism	17	15	the prevalence of sl...
slummed	16	16	SLUM, to visit squal...
slummer	16	15	one who slums [n -S]
slumped	17	16	SLUMP, to sink sudde...
slurban	15	13	like a slurb, i.e. c...
slurped	16	13	SLURP, to drink nois...
slurper	16	12	one who drinks noisi...
slurred	14	10	SLUR, to disparage [...
slurves	16	13	SLURVE, a type of pi...
slushed	16	12	SLUSH, to splash wit...
slushes	16	11	SLUSH, to splash wit...
slutchy	26	16	(English dialect) mu...
slyness	19	11	the state of being s...
smaaked	13	15	SMAAK, (South Africa...
smacked	17	18	SMACK, to strike sha...
smacker	17	17	(colloquial) a kiss...
smalled	15	13	SMALL, to make or be...
smaller	15	12	SMALL, not large [ad...
smalmed	15	15	SMALM, to smear, mak...
smaltos	14	11	SMALTO, (Italian) a...
smaragd	14	13	(archaic) emerald, a...
smarmed	14	14	SMARM, to smear, gus...
smarted	13	11	SMART, to sting [v]
smarten	12	11	to improve in appear...
smarter	13	10	SMART, clever [adj]
smartie	13	10	(colloquial) an irri...
smartly	21	13	SMART, clever [adv]
smashed	15	13	SMASH, to shatter vi...
smasher	15	12	one that smashes [n...
smashes	15	12	SMASH, to shatter vi...
smashup	18	16	a collision of motor...
smatter	13	10	to speak with little...
smeared	12	11	SMEAR, to spread wit...
smearer	12	10	one who smears [n -S...
smeaths	15	12	SMEATH, (dialect) a...
smectic	20	16	pertaining to a stat...
smeddum	15	16	(Scots) a fine powde...
smeeked	13	15	SMEEK, (Scots) to sm...
smeeths	15	12	SMEETH [n]
smegmas	15	15	SMEGMA, fatty matter...
smeiked	14	15	SMEIK, (Scots) to sm...
smeking	15	17	SMEKE, (Scots) to sm...
smelled	15	13	SMELL, to sense with...
smeller	15	12	one who smells [n -S...
smelted	14	12	SMELT, to melt or fu...
smelter	14	11	one who smelts [n -S...
smerked	14	15	SMERK, to smile in a...
smeuses	13	11	SMEUSE, (dialect) a...
smicker	18	17	(obsolete) to look a...
smicket	18	17	a woman's undergarme...
smickly	26	20	amorously [adv]
smidgen	14	14	a very small amount,...
smidges	15	13	SMIDGE, a very small...
smidgin	15	14	a very small amount,...
smights	18	14	SMIGHT, (Spenser) to...
smilers	15	11	SMILER, one who smil...
smilets	15	11	SMILET, (Shakespeare...
smileys	21	13	SMILEY, a set of cha...
smilier	15	11	SMILEY, given to smi...
smilies	15	11	SMILEY, a set of cha...
smiling	16	14	wearing a smile [adj...
smirked	15	15	SMIRK, to smile in a...
smirker	15	14	one who smirks [n -S...
smirred	14	11	SMIR, to drizzle, al...
smiters	14	10	SMITER, one who smit...
smithed	16	13	SMITH, to forge meta...
smiting	15	13	SMITE, to strike hea...
smitted	14	11	SMIT, (Scots) to sta...
smitten	13	11	SMITE, to strike hea...
smittle	15	11	(Scots) infectious [...
smocked	17	18	SMOCK, to put on a l...
smoiled	14	12	SMOILE, (obsolete) t...
smoiles	14	11	SMOILE, (obsolete) t...
smokeho	15	16	in the Falkland Isle...
smokers	14	14	SMOKER, one that smo...
smokeys	20	16	SMOKEY, a police off...
smokier	14	14	SMOKY, full of smoke...
smokies	14	14	SMOKIE, (Scots) a sm...
smokily	22	17	SMOKY, full of smoke...
smoking	15	17	to preserve by smoke...
smolder	14	12	to burn with no flam...
smoochy	24	17	given to smooching [...
smoodge	13	13	(Australian slang) t...
smooged	13	13	SMOOGE, (Australian...
smooges	13	12	SMOOGE, (Australian...
smoored	12	11	SMOOR, (Scots) to sm...
smooted	12	11	SMOOT, (slang) to wo...
smoothe	14	12	to make smooth, also...
smooths	15	12	SMOOTH, to make smoo...
smoothy	21	14	a person with polish...
smoring	14	13	SMORE, (Scots) to sm...
smother	15	12	to prevent from brea...
smoused	13	12	SMOUSE, (Yiddish) to...
smouser	13	11	(Afrikaans) in South...
smouses	13	11	SMOUSE, (Yiddish) to...
smouted	13	12	SMOUT, to work as a...
smoyled	20	14	SMOYLE, (obsolete) t...
smoyles	20	13	SMOYLE, (obsolete) t...
smritis	15	10	SMRITI, (Sanskrit) a...
smudged	15	15	SMUDGE, to smear or...
smudger	15	14	(slang) a street or...
smudges	15	14	SMUDGE, to smear or...
smugged	16	16	SMUG, to seize witho...
smugger	16	15	SMUG, complacent [ad...
smuggle	17	16	to import or export...
smurred	14	12	SMUR, to drizzle, al...
smushed	16	14	SMUSH, to crush [v]
smushes	16	13	SMUSH, to crush [v]
smutchy	26	18	smutched [adj SMUTCH...
smutted	14	12	SMUT, to soil, make...
smytrie	20	12	(Scots) a collection...
snabble	16	15	to put a bit on a ho...
snacked	15	16	SNACK, to eat a ligh...
snacker	15	15	one who snacks [n -S...
snaffle	16	15	to obtain by devious...
snafued	13	13	SNAFU, to cause conf...
snagged	13	13	SNAG, to catch on a...
snagger	13	12	a person who uses il...
snaggle	14	13	a tangled or knotted...
snailed	12	10	SNAIL, to move slowl...
snakier	12	12	SNAKY, like a snake,...
snakily	20	15	SNAKY, like a snake,...
snaking	13	15	SNAKE, to slither li...
snakish	15	14	like a snake [adj]
snapped	15	15	SNAP, to make a shar...
snapper	15	14	to stumble, trip [v...
snaptin	13	12	a container for food...
snarers	11	8	SNARER, one who sets...
snarfed	13	12	SNARF, (colloquial)...
snarfle	14	12	to snarl [v SNARFLED...
snarier	11	8	SNARY, in danger of...
snaring	12	11	the act of snaring [...
snarled	12	10	SNARL, to growl vici...
snarler	12	9	one who snarls [n -S...
snarred	11	9	SNAR, (Spenser) to s...
snashed	13	11	SNASH, to talk abusi...
snashes	13	10	SNASH, to talk abusi...
snastes	11	8	SNASTE, (dialect) a...
snatchy	23	15	irregular, in snatch...
snathes	13	10	SNATHE, the curved h...
snawing	15	14	SNAW, to snow [v]
sneaked	11	13	SNEAK, to move steal...
sneaker	11	12	(colloquial) a plims...
sneaped	12	12	SNEAP, to nip, pinch...
sneaths	13	10	SNEATH, the curved h...
snebbed	15	15	SNEB, to reprimand,...
snebbes	15	14	SNEBBE, to reprimand...
snecked	15	16	SNECK, to fasten wit...
snedded	11	11	SNED, to cut, lop [v...
sneeing	11	11	SNEE, (obsolete) to...
sneered	10	9	SNEER, to curl the l...
sneerer	10	8	one who sneers [n -S...
sneezed	13	18	SNEEZE, to make a su...
sneezer	13	17	one who sneezes [n -...
sneezes	13	17	SNEEZE, to make a su...
snelled	13	11	SNELL, to attach suc...
sneller	13	10	SNELL, keen, sharp [...
snibbed	16	15	SNIB, to fasten with...
snicked	16	16	SNICK, to snip, cut...
snicker	16	15	to utter a partly st...
snicket	16	15	a narrow back street...
snidely	19	12	SNIDE, base, also SN...
snidest	12	9	SNIDE, base, also SN...
snidier	12	9	SNIDEY, maliciously...
sniding	13	12	SNIDE, to fill or lo...
sniffed	16	15	SNIFF, to inhale aud...
sniffer	16	14	one who sniffs; a do...
sniffle	17	15	to sniff repeatedly...
sniffly	24	17	having a sniffle [ad...
snifted	14	12	SNIFT, to sniff, to...
snifter	14	11	to sniff, snivel [v...
snigged	14	13	SNIG, to drag a load...
snigger	14	12	to snicker [v -ED, -...
sniggle	15	13	to fish for eels [v...
sniglet	14	11	a word coined for so...
snipers	14	11	SNIPER, one who snip...
snipier	14	11	SNIPY, snipelike; fr...
sniping	15	14	the act of sniping [...
snipped	16	15	SNIP, to cut with a...
snipper	16	14	a tool for snipping...
snippet	16	14	a small piece snippe...
snirted	12	9	SNIRT, (Scots) to sn...
snirtle	13	9	(Scots) to snicker [...
snitchy	24	15	bad tempered [adj SN...
snivels	15	13	SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
snively	21	15	given to snivelling,...
snodded	11	11	SNOD, to trim, tidy...
snodder	11	10	SNOD, (Scots) smooth...
snoddit	12	10	SNOD, to trim, tidy...
snogged	13	13	SNOG, (slang) to kis...
snogger	13	12	one that snogs [n -S...
snoking	13	15	SNOKE, to prowl or s...
snooded	10	10	SNOOD, to wear a net...
snooked	11	13	SNOOK, to snuff or s...
snooker	11	12	to thwart, obstruct...
snooled	11	10	SNOOL, (Scots) to be...
snooped	12	12	SNOOP, to pry about...
snooper	12	11	one who snoops [n -S...
snooses	10	8	SNOOSE, chewing toba...
snooted	10	9	SNOOT, to treat with...
snoozed	13	18	SNOOZE, to sleep lig...
snoozer	13	17	one who snoozes [n -...
snoozes	13	17	SNOOZE, to sleep lig...
snoozle	14	18	(colloquial) to nuzz...
snorers	11	8	SNORER, one who snor...
snoring	12	11	the act of snoring [...
snorkel	13	13	a mouthpiece used by...
snorted	11	9	SNORT, to exhale noi...
snorter	11	8	one that snorts [n -...
snotrag	12	10	(slang) a handkerchi...
snotted	11	9	SNOT, to blow the no...
snotter	11	8	to snivel [v -ED, -I...
snottie	11	8	(slang) a midshipman...
snouted	11	10	SNOUT, to provide wi...
snowcap	19	17	a very small humming...
snowcat	17	14	a tracklaying vehicl...
snowier	14	11	SNOWY, full of snow...
snowily	22	14	SNOWY, full of snow...
snowing	15	14	SNOW, to rain white...
snowish	17	13	somewhat snowy [adj]
snowked	15	16	SNOWK, (Scots) to sn...
snowman	14	15	a figure made of sno...
snowmen	14	15	SNOWMAN, a figure ma...
snubbed	16	16	SNUB, to treat with...
snubber	16	15	a device for stoppin...
snubbes	16	15	SNUBBE, (archaic) a...
snubfin	16	16	as in snubfin dolphi...
snudged	13	13	SNUDGE, to be snug a...
snudges	13	12	SNUDGE, to be snug a...
snuffed	16	16	SNUFF, to put a cand...
snuffer	16	15	an instrument for ex...
snuffle	17	16	to sniffle [v SNUFFL...
snuffly	24	18	tending to snuffle [...
snugged	14	14	SNUG, to lie close [...
snugger	14	13	SNUG, cosy [adj]
snuggle	15	14	to press closely tog...
snuggly	22	16	warm and cosy [adj S...
snushed	14	12	SNUSH, (obsolete) to...
snushes	14	11	SNUSH, (obsolete) to...
snuzzle	19	28	to caress with the n...
soakage	12	13	the act of soaking [...
soakers	12	11	SOAKER, a small piec...
soaking	13	14	very wet [adj SOAKIN...
soapbox	21	20	a box for soap, a pl...
soapers	13	10	SOAPER, a serial mel...
soapier	13	10	SOAPY, like soap [ad...
soapies	13	10	SOAPIE, a serial mel...
soapily	21	13	SOAPY, like soap [ad...
soaping	14	13	SOAP, to treat with...
soarers	11	7	SOARER, a person who...
soaring	12	10	flying high [adj SOA...
sobbers	16	13	SOBBER, one who sobs...
sobbing	17	16	making a sobbing noi...
sobered	13	11	SOBER, to make sober...
soberer	13	10	SOBER, having contro...
soberly	21	13	SOBER, having contro...
soboles	14	11	SOBOLE, a creeping u...
socager	15	12	a tenant by socage,...
socages	15	12	SOCAGE, a form of fe...
soccage	18	15	a form of feudal lan...
soccers	18	13	SOCCER, a type of ba...
socials	16	11	SOCIAL, a social eve...
sociate	14	10	(archaic) an associa...
society	21	12	an organized group,...
sockets	16	14	SOCKET, to provide w...
sockeye	21	16	a Pacific salmon [n...
socking	17	17	SOCK, to strike forc...
sockman	16	18	a tenant by socage,...
sockmen	16	18	SOCKMAN, a tenant by...
sodaine	10	9	(obsolete) sudden, a...
soddens	11	10	SODDEN, to make or b...
soddier	12	9	SODDY, consisting of...
soddies	12	9	SODDY, a house built...
sodding	13	12	SOD, to cover with t...
sodgers	13	10	SODGER, to soldier [...
sodiums	14	12	SODIUM, a metallic e...
sofabed	15	14	a sofa that can be m...
soffits	17	13	SOFFIT, the undersid...
softens	13	11	SOFTEN, to make soft...
softest	14	10	SOFT, not hard, also...
softies	14	10	SOFTY, a sentimental...
softing	15	13	SOFT, (Spenser) to s...
softish	17	12	somewhat soft [adj]
soggier	14	11	SOGGY, heavy with mo...
soggily	22	14	SOGGY, heavy with mo...
sogging	15	14	the act of making so...
soignee	11	10	carefully done, also...
soilage	13	10	green crops for feed...
soilier	13	8	SOILY, dirty, soiled...
soiling	14	11	the act of soiling [...
soilure	13	9	a stain or smudge [n...
soirees	11	7	SOIREE, (French) an...
sojourn	13	18	to stay temporarily...
sokaiya	18	13	(Japanese) in Japan,...
sokeman	12	15	a tenant by socage,...
sokemen	12	15	SOKEMAN, a tenant by...
solaced	15	12	SOLACE, to console [...
solacer	15	11	one who solaces [n -...
solaces	15	11	SOLACE, to console [...
solands	12	10	SOLAND, the common g...
solanin	11	10	a poisonous alkaloid...
solanos	11	9	SOLANO, (Spanish) a...
solanum	13	13	any herbaceous plant...
solaria	12	8	SOLARIUM, a room exp...
solated	12	9	SOLATE, to convert o...
solates	12	8	SOLATE, to convert o...
solatia	12	8	SOLATIUM, (Latin) a...
soldado	12	10	(Spanish) a soldier...
soldans	12	10	SOLDAN, (archaic) th...
solders	13	9	SOLDER, to join toge...
soldier	13	9	to perform military...
soleras	12	8	SOLERA, (Spanish) a...
soleret	12	8	a metallic pointy to...
solfege	15	13	(French) a singing e...
solicit	17	11	to ask for earnestly...
solider	13	9	SOLID, having defini...
solidly	21	12	SOLID, having defini...
solidum	15	13	(Latin) a large moul...
solidus	14	10	(Latin) a Roman gold...
solions	12	9	SOLION, an electroni...
soliped	15	12	an animal with unclo...
soliton	12	9	a solitary wave in p...
solives	15	12	SOLIVE, a joist or b...
sollars	14	9	SOLLAR [n]
sollers	14	9	SOLLER, (archaic) an...
soloing	13	11	SOLO, to perform a s...
soloist	13	8	one who performs alo...
soluble	16	13	that dissolves [adj...
solubly	23	15	SOLUBLE, that dissol...
solunar	12	10	pertaining to tables...
soluses	13	9	SOLUS, a poster or a...
solutal	14	10	of or like a solute...
solutes	13	9	SOLUTE, the minor co...
solvate	14	12	to convert into a ty...
solvent	14	13	able to solve and di...
solvers	15	12	SOLVER, one who solv...
solving	16	15	SOLVE, to find the a...
somatic	16	13	of or pertaining to...
sombers	15	13	SOMBER, to make somb...
sombred	15	14	SOMBRE, to make somb...
sombrer	15	13	SOMBRE, gloomy, dark...
sombres	15	13	SOMBRE, to make somb...
someday	18	13	at some future time...
somehow	17	15	by some means [adv]
someone	10	11	a somebody [n -S]
someway	21	15	in some way, somehow...
somewhy	24	17	for some reason [adv...
somital	14	11	relating to a somite...
somites	13	10	SOMITE, a body segme...
somitic	17	13	relating to a somite...
somnial	13	12	pertaining to dreams...
somonis	12	11	SOMONI, the standard...
sonance	12	12	a sounding, also SON...
sonancy	19	14	the quality of being...
sonants	10	9	SONANT, a sound made...
sonatas	10	8	SONATA, (Italian) a...
sondage	11	11	(French) a trial bor...
sondeli	12	10	the Indian musk shre...
sonders	11	9	SONDER, a class of s...
soneris	11	8	SONERI, (Hindi) a cl...
songful	16	15	disposed to sing; fu...
songkok	14	18	(Malaysia) an oval b...
songman	12	14	(Shakespeare) a sing...
songmen	12	14	SONGMAN, (Shakespear...
sonhood	12	11	the state of being a...
sonless	12	9	without a son [adj]
sonlike	13	13	like a son [adj]
sonnets	10	9	SONNET, to compose a...
sonnies	10	9	SONNY, (colloquial)...
sonovox	18	19	a sound effects devi...
sonship	16	13	the state of being a...
sonsier	11	8	SONSIE, buxom, comel...
sontags	12	10	SONTAG, a woman's kn...
sonties	11	8	a mild oath, sanctit...
soogeed	11	10	SOOGEE, to clean a s...
soogees	11	9	SOOGEE, to clean a s...
soogied	12	10	SOOGIE, to clean a s...
soogies	12	9	SOOGIE, to clean a s...
soojeys	19	18	SOOJEY, a solution o...
sooking	13	14	SOOK, (Scots) to suc...
soolers	12	8	SOOLER, one who sool...
sooling	13	11	SOOL, to incite (a d...
sooming	13	13	SOOM, (Scots) to swi...
sooners	10	8	SOONER, one who sett...
soonest	10	8	SOON, in the near fu...
soonish	13	10	somewhat soon [adj]
sooping	14	13	the act of sweeping...
soothed	13	10	SOOTHE, to calm, or...
soother	13	9	to cajole, flatter;...
soothes	13	9	SOOTHE, to calm, or...
soothly	21	12	(Spenser) truly, ind...
sootier	11	7	SOOTY, covered with...
sootily	19	10	SOOTY, covered with...
sooting	12	10	the act of covering...
sophies	16	12	SOPHY, a ruler of Pe...
sophism	18	15	a plausible, decepti...
sophist	17	12	a person who uses de...
sopited	14	11	SOPITE, to put to sl...
sopites	14	10	SOPITE, to put to sl...
soppier	16	13	SOPPY, foolishly sen...
soppily	24	16	SOPPY, foolishly sen...
sopping	17	16	the act of soaking [...
soprani	13	11	SOPRANO, (Italian) t...
soprano	12	11	(Italian) the highes...
sorages	12	9	SORAGE, a hawk in it...
sorbate	13	10	a salt of sorbic aci...
sorbent	13	11	a substance that sor...
sorbets	14	10	SORBET, a water-ice...
sorbing	15	13	SORB, to adsorb or a...
sorbite	14	10	a fine-grained const...
sorbose	13	10	a type of sugar [n -...
sorcery	21	12	alleged use of super...
sordine	11	9	a cone-shaped mute f...
sording	13	11	SORD, of mallard, to...
sordini	12	9	SORDINO, (Italian) a...
sordino	11	9	(Italian) a mute or...
sordors	12	8	SORDOR, (Latin) refu...
soredia	11	8	SOREDIUM, a reproduc...
sorehon	12	10	(Irish) an ancient I...
sorells	14	9	SORELL, (Shakespeare...
sorexes	17	14	SOREX, the common sh...
sorghos	15	11	SORGHO, a variety of...
sorghum	17	15	a genus of grasses r...
sorings	13	10	SORING, the practise...
sorites	12	7	(Greek) a string of...
soritic	16	10	relating to sorites,...
sorners	11	8	SORNER, one who obtr...
sorning	12	11	the act of obtruding...
soroban	12	11	(Japanese) a Japanes...
soroche	16	12	mountain sickness [n...
sororal	12	8	pertaining to sister...
soroses	11	7	SOROSIS, (Greek) a f...
sorosis	12	7	(Greek) a fleshy fru...
sorrels	13	8	SORREL, reddish-brow...
sorrier	12	7	SORRY, feeling regre...
sorrily	20	10	SORRY, feeling regre...
sorrows	15	10	SORROW, to grieve [v...
sortals	13	8	SORTAL, a concept in...
sorters	12	7	SORTER, one that sor...
sortied	12	8	SORTIE, to attack su...
sorties	12	7	SORTIE, to attack su...
sorting	13	10	the act of sorting [...
sosatie	11	7	(Afrikaans) curried...
sossing	13	10	the act of sossing,...
sotting	13	10	the act of sotting [...
sottish	15	9	resembling a sot [ad...
souaris	12	8	SOUARI, a tree of Gu...
soubise	14	11	(French) a sauce mad...
soucars	15	11	SOUCAR, (Hindi) a Hi...
soucing	16	14	SOUCE, (Spenser) to...
soudans	11	10	SOUDAN, a Muslim rul...
souffle	17	15	(French) a light dis...
soughed	15	13	SOUGH, to make a moa...
souking	14	15	SOUK, (Scots) to suc...
soukous	13	13	(French) a form of C...
souldan	12	11	(Arabic) the monarch...
soulful	17	14	full of emotion [adj...
souming	14	14	the act of souming [...
sounded	11	11	SOUND, to make a sou...
sounder	11	10	a herd of pigs; a yo...
soundly	19	13	SOUND, being in good...
soupcon	16	15	(French) a suspicion...
soupers	14	11	SOUPER, in Ireland,...
soupfin	16	15	the requiem shark, w...
soupier	14	11	SOUPY, having the co...
soupily	22	14	SOUPY [adv]
souping	15	14	SOUP, to increase th...
soupled	15	13	SOUPLE, to make supp...
souples	15	12	SOUPLE, to make supp...
sourced	15	12	SOURCE, to originate...
sources	15	11	SOURCE, to originate...
sourest	12	8	SOUR, having an acid...
sourgum	15	14	a softwood tree of e...
souring	13	11	a crabapple [n -S]
sourish	15	10	somewhat sour [adj S...
sourock	16	15	(Scots) sorrel [n -S...
sourses	12	8	SOURSE, (Spenser) a...
soursop	14	11	a West Indian tree o...
sousers	12	8	SOUSER, a drunkard [...
sousing	13	11	the act of sousing [...
souslik	15	13	(Russian) a ground s...
soutane	10	9	(French) a Roman Cat...
soutars	12	8	SOUTAR, (Scots) a sh...
souters	12	8	SOUTER, (Scots) a sh...
southed	14	11	SOUTH, (archaic) to...
souther	14	10	to move towards the...
souties	12	8	SOUTIE, (South Afric...
soviets	14	11	SOVIET, a legislativ...
sovkhoz	20	26	(Russian) a Soviet s...
sovrans	13	12	SOVRAN, a sovereign...
sowable	17	14	able to be sown [adj...
sowarry	21	12	(Urdu) a mounted ret...
sowback	21	20	an eroded, steeply t...
sowbugs	19	16	SOWBUG, a woodlouse...
sowcars	18	13	SOWCAR, (Hindi) a Hi...
sowcing	19	16	SOWCE, to pickle; to...
sowders	15	11	SOWDER, as in soft s...
sowffed	19	17	SOWFF, (Scots) to wh...
sowfing	18	16	SOWF, (Scots) to whi...
sowings	16	13	SOWING, the act of s...
sowling	17	14	SOWLE, (Scots) to pu...
sowming	17	16	SOWM, to ascertain t...
sownded	14	13	SOWND, (Spenser) to...
sowping	18	16	SOWP, (Scots) to soa...
sowsing	16	13	SOWSE, (Spenser) to...
sowssed	15	11	SOWSSE, (Spenser) to...
sowsses	15	10	SOWSSE, (Spenser) to...
sowters	15	10	SOWTER, (Scots) a co...
sowthed	17	13	SOWTH, (Scots) to wh...
soybean	18	13	a bean produced by a...
soyling	20	13	SOYLE, (obsolete) to...
soymeal	19	13	the residue of the e...
soymilk	22	17	a milk substitute ma...
soyuzes	21	19	SOYUZ, a Soviet mann...
sozines	14	17	SOZINE, a type of pr...
sozzled	19	27	SOZZLE, to intoxicat...
sozzles	19	26	SOZZLE, to intoxicat...
spacers	17	13	SPACER, someone who,...
spacial	18	14	pertaining to space,...
spacier	17	13	SPACY, weird in beha...
spacing	18	16	the distance between...
spackle	19	18	to fill cracks or ho...
spaders	14	11	SPADER, one who, or...
spadger	15	13	(slang) a sparrow [n...
spading	15	14	SPADE, to dig with a...
spadoes	13	11	SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spaeing	14	13	the act of foretelli...
spaeman	13	14	a fortune teller [n...
spaemen	13	14	SPAEMAN, a fortune t...
spagged	16	15	SPAG, (of a cat) to...
spahees	15	12	SPAHEE, (Turkish) fo...
spained	13	12	SPAIN, (Scots) to we...
spaings	15	13	SPAING, staying at a...
spairge	15	12	to sprinkle (with mo...
spalled	16	13	SPALL, to break up i...
spaller	16	12	one who spalls; a to...
spalles	16	12	SPALLE, (Spenser) th...
spalted	15	12	SPALT, to splinter [...
spambot	17	16	a computer program t...
spammed	16	17	SPAM, to send out sp...
spammer	16	16	someone who sends ou...
spammie	16	16	(dialect) a lovebite...
spancel	17	15	to bind with a rope...
spandex	19	19	(tradename) a synthe...
spanged	14	14	SPANG, to cover with...
spangle	15	14	to adorn with bits o...
spangly	22	16	covered with spangle...
spaniel	14	12	a breed of dog [n -S...
spaning	14	14	SPANE, (Scots) to we...
spanked	14	16	SPANK, to slap on th...
spanker	14	15	the sail on the mast...
spanned	12	13	SPAN, to extend over...
spanner	12	12	a tool for undoing n...
sparely	21	13	SPARE, meagre [adv]
sparers	14	10	SPARER, one who spar...
sparest	14	10	SPARE, meagre [adj]
sparged	15	13	SPARGE, to sprinkle...
sparger	15	12	a vessel with a perf...
sparges	15	12	SPARGE, to sprinkle...
sparids	15	11	SPARID, any of a fam...
sparing	15	13	SPARE, to refrain fr...
sparked	15	15	SPARK, to emit small...
sparker	15	14	a powerful form of s...
sparkes	15	14	SPARKE, (Spenser) a...
sparkie	15	14	(colloquial) an elec...
sparkle	16	15	to reflect flashes o...
sparkly	23	17	sparkling [adj SPARK...
sparoid	14	11	any of a family of m...
sparred	14	11	SPAR, to practise bo...
sparrer	14	10	one who spars [n -S]
sparres	14	10	SPARRE, (archaic) a...
sparrow	17	13	a small bird [n -S]
sparser	14	10	SPARSE, thinly distr...
spartan	13	11	a crisp red-skinned...
sparthe	16	12	(archaic) a long bat...
sparths	17	12	SPARTH, (archaic) a...
spasmed	15	14	SPASM, to go into sp...
spasmic	19	16	in spasms, also SPAS...
spastic	18	13	of the nature of a s...
spathal	17	13	furnished with a spa...
spathed	16	13	having a spathe [adj...
spathes	16	12	SPATHE, a large shea...
spathic	20	15	relating to spar, al...
spatial	15	11	pertaining to space,...
spatted	14	11	SPAT, to slap, strik...
spattee	13	10	a protective outer s...
spatter	14	10	to scatter in drops...
spatula	15	12	(Latin) a broad, blu...
spatule	15	12	(Latin) a broad, blu...
spatzle	18	20	(German) in Jewish c...
spaulds	16	13	SPAULD, (Scots) the...
spavies	16	14	SPAVIE, (Scots) spav...
spaviet	16	14	relating to a spavie...
spavins	16	15	SPAVIN, a disease of...
spawled	18	15	SPAWL, (archaic) to...
spawned	16	15	SPAWN, to deposit eg...
spawner	16	14	a mature female fish...
spayads	20	13	SPAYAD, (obsolete) a...
spaying	21	15	SPAY, to remove the...
spazzed	20	29	SPAZZ, (slang) to la...
spazzes	20	28	SPAZZ, (slang) to la...
speaker	14	14	one who speaks [n -S...
speaned	12	12	SPEAN, (Scots) to we...
speared	13	11	SPEAR, to pierce wit...
spearer	13	10	one who spears [n -S...
specced	20	17	SPEC, to write speci...
special	18	14	particular [adj SPEC...
species	17	13	(Latin) a population...
specify	26	18	to state in detail [...
specked	18	18	SPECK, to mark with...
speckle	19	18	to mark with small s...
spected	17	14	SPECT, a nonstandard...
specter	17	13	a visible disembodie...
spectra	17	13	SPECTRUM, an array o...
spectre	17	13	a visible disembodie...
specula	18	15	SPECULUM, a medical...
speeded	13	12	SPEED, to move swift...
speeder	13	11	one who speeds [n -S...
speedos	13	11	SPEEDO, (colloquial)...
speedup	16	15	an acceleration of p...
speeled	14	12	SPEEL, (Scots) to cl...
speeler	14	11	a climber (originall...
speered	13	11	SPEER, (Scots) to as...
speiled	15	12	SPEIL, to climb, als...
speired	14	11	SPEIR, (Scots) to as...
speises	14	10	SPEISE, (German) a m...
spelded	15	13	SPELD, (Scots) to sp...
spelder	15	12	(Scots) to spread op...
speldin	15	13	a haddock or other s...
spelean	13	12	living in caves, als...
spelled	16	13	SPELL, to read or wr...
speller	16	12	one who spells [n -S...
spelter	15	11	zinc in the form of...
spelunk	16	17	to explore caves [v...
spencer	16	14	one who has the care...
spences	16	14	SPENCE, a pantry, al...
spender	13	12	one who spends [n -S...
spenses	13	11	SPENSE, a pantry, al...
speoses	13	10	SPEOS, (Greek) a gro...
spermic	19	16	pertaining to sperm,...
sperred	14	11	SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
sperres	14	10	SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
spersed	14	11	SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sperses	14	10	SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sperthe	16	12	(archaic) a long bat...
spewers	17	13	SPEWER, one who spew...
spewier	17	13	SPEWY, boggy [adj]
spewing	18	16	SPEW, to vomit [v]
sphaere	15	12	(obsolete) a sphere,...
sphaers	16	12	SPHAER, (obsolete) a...
spheare	15	12	(archaic) a sphere,...
sphears	16	12	SPHEAR, (archaic) a...
sphenes	15	13	SPHENE, the mineral...
sphenic	19	16	shaped like a wedge...
spheral	17	13	having the form of a...
sphered	16	13	SPHERE, to form into...
spheres	16	12	SPHERE, to form into...
spheric	20	15	having the shape of...
spicate	17	13	spiked; spikelike, a...
spicers	18	13	SPICER, (obsolete) a...
spicery	24	15	spices in general; a...
spicier	18	13	SPICY, tasting of sp...
spicily	26	16	SPICY, tasting of sp...
spicing	19	16	SPICE, to season wit...
spicker	19	17	SPICK, tidy, fresh [...
spicula	19	15	(Latin) a spike or s...
spicule	19	15	a needlelike structu...
spiders	15	11	SPIDER [n]
spidery	21	13	like a spider, scraw...
spiegel	16	13	(German) an iron all...
spieled	15	12	SPIEL, to talk at le...
spieler	15	11	a swindler or card-s...
spiered	14	11	SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spiffed	19	17	SPIFF, to make spiff...
spights	19	14	SPIGHT, (Spenser) to...
spignel	16	14	an umbelliferous her...
spigots	16	12	SPIGOT, a peg for a...
spikers	16	14	SPIKER, a device for...
spikery	22	16	very High-Church Ang...
spikier	16	14	SPIKY, resembling a...
spikily	24	17	SPIKY, resembling a...
spiking	17	17	SPIKE, to fasten wit...
spiling	17	14	the act of stopping...
spilite	16	11	a fine-grained igneo...
spilled	17	13	SPILL, to overflow f...
spiller	17	12	one who spills [n -S...
spilths	19	13	SPILTH, that which i...
spimmer	17	16	a person who sends u...
spinach	19	16	a plant of the goose...
spinage	14	13	a cultivated herb, a...
spinals	15	12	SPINAL, an injection...
spinars	14	11	SPINAR, a rapidly sp...
spinate	13	11	bearing a spine; in...
spindle	15	13	to impale on a slend...
spindly	22	15	long and slender [ad...
spinels	15	12	SPINEL, any mineral...
spinets	14	11	SPINET, a musical in...
spinier	14	11	SPINY, having spines...
spinked	15	16	SPINK, of a finch, t...
spinner	13	12	one that spins [n -S...
spinnet	13	12	a musical instrument...
spinney	19	14	a small thicket or g...
spinode	13	12	the cusp of a point...
spinoff	18	17	an incidental result...
spinone	12	12	as in Italian spinon...
spinoni	13	12	SPINONE, as in Itali...
spinors	14	11	SPINOR, a type of ma...
spinose	13	11	covered with thorns,...
spinous	14	12	covered with thorns,...
spinout	14	12	a rotational skid by...
spintos	14	11	SPINTO, (Italian) a...
spinula	15	13	(Latin) a small thor...
spinule	15	13	a small thorn, also...
spiraea	13	10	any of a group of pl...
spirals	16	11	SPIRAL, to move in s...
spirant	14	11	a sound produced by...
spireas	14	10	SPIREA, (Greek) a gr...
spireme	15	13	a filament forming p...
spirems	16	13	SPIREM, a filament f...
spirics	19	13	SPIRIC, a curve, the...
spirier	15	10	SPIRY, tall, slender...
spiring	16	13	SPIRE, to rise in a...
spirits	16	10	SPIRIT, to carry off...
spirity	22	12	(dialect) spirited;...
spiroid	15	11	resembling a spiral...
spirted	15	11	SPIRT, to emit liqui...
spirtle	16	11	a wooden stick for s...
spirula	16	12	a spiral-shelled mol...
spitals	16	11	SPITAL, (archaic) a...
spiting	16	13	SPITE, to treat with...
spitted	15	11	SPIT, to throw out s...
spitten	14	11	SPIT, to throw out s...
spitter	15	10	a type of pitch in b...
spittle	16	11	saliva [n -S]
spittly	23	13	like or covered with...
spitzes	18	19	SPITZ, (German) a br...
splakes	16	15	SPLAKE, a freshwater...
splashy	24	15	given to splashing [...
splatch	21	16	(Scots) to splotch,...
splayed	21	14	SPLAY, to spread out...
spleens	14	12	SPLEEN, a ductless o...
spleeny	20	14	(Shakespeare) irrita...
splenia	14	12	SPLENIUM, a surgical...
splenic	18	15	pertaining to the sp...
splenii	15	12	SPLENIUS, (Latin) a...
splents	15	12	SPLENT, a contrivanc...
spliced	19	15	SPLICE, to join at b...
splicer	19	14	one who splices [n -...
splices	19	14	SPLICE, to join at b...
spliffs	21	17	SPLIFF, (slang) a ma...
splined	15	13	SPLINE, to provide w...
splines	15	12	SPLINE, to provide w...
splints	16	12	SPLINT, to put a spl...
splodge	16	14	to make a splash, al...
splodgy	23	16	covered with splodge...
sploosh	17	13	to splash, also SPLA...
splores	15	11	SPLORE, (Scots) a fr...
splotch	21	16	to mark with spots,...
splurge	17	14	to spend money lavis...
splurgy	24	16	tending to splurge [...
splurts	17	12	SPLURT, to gush fort...
spodium	16	15	(Greek) bone charcoa...
spoiled	15	12	SPOIL, to mar [v]
spoiler	15	11	one who spoils [n -S...
spoking	16	17	SPOKE, to supply wit...
spondee	12	12	a type of metrical f...
spondyl	21	15	(Greek) a vertebra;...
sponged	14	14	SPONGE, to wipe with...
sponger	14	13	one that sponges [n...
sponges	14	13	SPONGE, to wipe with...
spongin	14	14	a horny substance in...
sponsal	14	12	relating to sponsali...
sponson	12	12	a platform jutting f...
sponsor	13	11	a person who promise...
spoofed	15	14	SPOOF, to ridicule i...
spoofer	15	13	one who spoofs, a ho...
spooked	14	15	SPOOK, to frighten,...
spooled	14	12	SPOOL, to wind on a...
spooler	14	11	a device for transfe...
spoomed	14	14	SPOOM, to scud befor...
spooned	12	12	SPOON, to eat with a...
spooner	12	11	one who engages in s...
spooney	18	13	foolishly fond, also...
spoored	13	11	SPOOR, to follow a t...
spoorer	13	10	one who spoors, a tr...
sporing	15	13	SPORE, to produce an...
sporoid	14	11	resembling a spore [...
sporran	13	11	a large purse worn b...
sported	14	11	SPORT, to frolic [v]
sporter	14	10	one who sports, a sp...
sportif	17	13	(French) a person wh...
sporule	15	12	a small spore [n -S]
sposhes	16	12	SPOSH, (US) slush [n...
spotlit	16	11	SPOTLIGHT, to highli...
spotted	14	11	SPOT, to mark with s...
spotter	14	10	one who spots e.g. f...
spottie	14	10	(New Zealand) a deer...
spousal	15	12	nuptial [adj SPOUSAL...
spoused	14	12	SPOUSE, to betroth,...
spouses	14	11	SPOUSE, to betroth,...
spouted	14	12	SPOUT, to eject in a...
spouter	14	11	a spouting whale; a...
sprains	14	11	SPRAIN, to injure by...
spraint	14	11	otter's dung [n -S]
sprangs	15	13	SPRANG, a weaving te...
sprawls	19	14	SPRAWL, to stretch o...
sprawly	25	16	tending to sprawl [a...
sprayed	20	13	SPRAY, to disperse i...
sprayer	20	12	a device for sprayin...
sprayey	26	14	full of spray [adj S...
spreads	14	11	SPREAD, to stretch o...
spreagh	17	14	(Gaelic) a cattle ra...
spreaze	16	19	(SW dialect) to chap...
spredde	14	12	(obsolete) to spread...
spredds	15	12	SPREDD, (obsolete) t...
spreeze	16	19	(SW dialect) to chap...
sprents	14	11	SPRENT, to spring or...
spriest	15	10	SPRY, smart, dapper...
spriggy	24	16	having small branche...
spright	19	14	(Shakespeare) to hau...
springe	15	13	a snare with noose a...
springs	16	13	SPRING, to leap upwa...
springy	22	15	resilient [adj SPRIN...
sprints	15	11	SPRINT, to run at to...
sprites	15	10	SPRITE, an elf or fa...
spritzy	25	21	emitting a spray [ad...
sprouts	15	11	SPROUT, to begin to...
spruced	18	15	SPRUCE, to make smar...
sprucer	18	14	SPRUCE, smart, dappe...
spruces	18	14	SPRUCE, to make smar...
spruiks	17	15	SPRUIK, (Australian...
spruits	16	11	SPRUIT, (Afrikaans)...
spryest	21	12	SPRY, smart, dapper...
spudded	15	14	SPUD, to remove with...
spudder	15	13	a tool for removing...
spuddle	16	14	(dialect) a feeble m...
spudgel	17	15	a bucket attached to...
spueing	15	14	SPUE, (archaic) to s...
spulyed	22	15	SPULYE, (Scots) to p...
spulyes	22	14	SPULYE, (Scots) to p...
spulyie	22	14	(Scots) to plunder,...
spulzie	19	21	(Scots) to plunder,...
spumier	16	14	SPUMY, like spume [a...
spuming	17	17	SPUME, to foam [v]
spumone	14	15	(Italian) a rich Ita...
spumoni	15	15	(Italian) a rich Ita...
spumous	16	15	spumy, full of spume...
spunges	15	14	SPUNGE, (obsolete) a...
spunked	15	17	SPUNK, to begin to b...
spunkie	15	16	(Scots) an ignis fat...
spurdog	16	14	the dogfish [n -S]
spurges	16	13	SPURGE, a plant of g...
spuriae	14	11	(Latin) in birds, fe...
spurned	14	13	SPURN, to reject wit...
spurner	14	12	one who spurns [n -S...
spurnes	14	12	SPURNE, (Spenser) to...
spurred	15	12	SPUR, to urge on wit...
spurrer	15	11	one who spurs [n -S]
spurrey	21	13	an annual herb with...
spurted	15	12	SPURT, to gush forth...
spurter	15	11	one who spurts [n -S...
spurtle	16	12	a wooden stick for s...
spurway	24	16	a bridle road [n -S]
sputnik	16	16	(Russian) an orbitin...
sputter	15	11	to spit, or to emit...
spycams	25	18	SPYCAM, a camera set...
spyhole	23	15	a peephole [n -S]
spyings	22	15	SPYING, the act of s...
spyware	23	15	software which unbek...
squabby	31	25	short and thick, als...
squacco	26	23	(Italian) a kind of...
squaddy	27	21	(colloquial) a soldi...
squails	22	18	SQUAIL, to pelt with...
squalid	22	19	filthy, neglected [a...
squalls	23	19	SQUALL, to rain or b...
squally	29	21	full of squalls [adj...
squalor	21	18	the state of being s...
squamae	20	20	SQUAMA, (Latin) a sc...
squames	21	20	SQUAME, a scale, als...
squared	20	18	SQUARE, to make equa...
squarer	20	17	(Shakespeare) a figh...
squares	20	17	SQUARE, to make equa...
squarks	22	21	SQUARK, the hypothet...
squashy	29	21	yielding, soft and m...
squatly	28	20	SQUAT, short and thi...
squatty	27	19	squat, dumpy [adj SQ...
squawks	25	24	SQUAWK, to utter a l...
squawky	31	26	shrill and grating [...
squeaks	21	21	SQUEAK, to make a sh...
squeaky	27	23	making a squeak [adj...
squeals	21	18	SQUEAL, to utter a s...
squeeze	22	26	to press hard [v SQU...
squeezy	29	28	squeezable [adj SQUE...
squelch	27	23	to make a gurgling,...
squidge	22	20	to squeeze or squash...
squidgy	29	22	unpleasantly damp, c...
squiers	21	17	SQUIER, (Shakespeare...
squiffy	32	25	(colloquial) tipsy,...
squilla	23	19	a kind of burrowing...
squills	24	19	SQUILL, a blue wild...
squinch	26	23	to screw up, contort...
squinny	26	21	squinting [adj SQUIN...
squints	21	18	SQUINT, to look with...
squinty	27	20	marked by squinting...
squired	21	18	SQUIRE, to escort [v...
squires	21	17	SQUIRE, to escort [v...
squirls	23	18	SQUIRL, an ornamenta...
squirms	23	20	SQUIRM, to wriggle [...
squirmy	29	22	given to squirming [...
squirrs	22	17	SQUIRR, to scour, se...
squirts	22	17	SQUIRT, to throw out...
squishy	30	21	squashy [adj SQUISHI...
squitch	27	22	quitch grass [n -ES]
squoosh	22	19	to squash, also SQUI...
sraddha	14	11	(Sanskrit) an offeri...
sradhas	14	10	SRADHA, (Sanskrit) a...
stabbed	16	14	STAB, to pierce with...
stabber	16	13	one who stabs [n -S]
stabile	15	11	a stationary abstrac...
stabled	15	12	STABLE, to put in a...
stabler	15	11	one who keeps a stab...
stables	15	11	STABLE, to put in a...
stachys	24	14	a labiate plant [n -...
stacked	16	15	STACK, to pile [v]
stacker	16	14	one who stacks [n -S...
stacket	16	14	(Scots) a stockade [...
stackup	19	18	an arrangement of ci...
stactes	15	10	STACTE, a sweet-smel...
staddas	12	9	STADDA, a comb-maker...
staddle	13	10	a support for a hays...
stadial	13	9	a single period of c...
stadias	12	8	STADIA, a graduated...
stadium	14	12	a race course, sport...
staffed	16	14	STAFF, to fill posit...
staffer	16	13	a member of the perm...
stagers	13	9	STAGER, an experienc...
stagery	19	11	theatrical contrivan...
stagged	14	12	STAG, to attend a fu...
stagger	14	11	to walk or stand uns...
staggie	14	11	(Scots) a colt, also...
stagier	13	9	STAGY, having a thea...
stagily	21	12	STAGY, having a thea...
staging	14	12	a temporary platform...
staider	12	8	STAID, sober and sed...
staidly	20	11	STAID, sober and sed...
stained	11	9	STAIN, to discolour,...
stainer	11	8	that which stains [n...
staired	12	8	having, or arranged...
staithe	14	9	a wharf for the tran...
staiths	15	9	STAITH, a wharf for...
stakers	13	11	STAKER, one that mar...
staking	14	14	STAKE, to fasten wit...
stalags	14	10	STALAG, (German) a G...
stalely	20	11	STALE, not fresh [ad...
stalest	13	8	STALE, not fresh [ad...
staling	14	11	STALE, to become pas...
stalked	14	13	STALK, to pursue ste...
stalker	14	12	one who stalks [n -S...
stalkos	14	12	STALKO, (Irish) a ge...
stalled	14	10	STALL, to come to a...
stamens	12	11	STAMEN, the male par...
stamina	12	11	endurance [n -S]
stammel	15	14	(historical) a coars...
stammer	14	13	to speak with involu...
stamnoi	12	11	STAMNOS, (Greek) an...
stamnos	12	11	(Greek) an ancient G...
stamped	15	14	STAMP, to bring the...
stamper	15	13	one who stamps [n -S...
stances	14	11	STANCE, a manner of...
standby	20	14	one who can be relie...
standee	10	9	one who stands becau...
standen	10	10	(Spenser) to stand (...
stander	11	9	one who stands [n -S...
standup	14	13	having an upright po...
stanged	12	11	STANG, (Scots) to st...
staniel	12	9	the kestrel, also ST...
stanine	10	9	a nine-point scale o...
staning	12	11	STANE, (Scots) to st...
stanked	12	13	STANK, (Scots) to da...
stannel	11	10	the kestrel, also ST...
stannic	14	12	as in stannic acid,...
stannum	12	13	(Latin) the technica...
stanols	12	9	STANOL, a drug taken...
stanyel	18	11	the kestrel, also ST...
stanzas	14	17	STANZA, a division o...
stanzes	14	17	STANZE, (Shakespeare...
stanzos	14	17	STANZO, (Shakespeare...
stapled	15	12	STAPLE, to fasten wi...
stapler	15	11	a stapling machine [...
staples	15	11	STAPLE, to fasten wi...
stapped	16	14	STAP, (Scots) to stu...
stapple	17	14	a tobacco pipe-stem...
starchy	24	14	containing starch [a...
stardom	13	11	the status of a top...
starers	12	7	STARER, one who star...
starets	12	7	a spiritual adviser...
staretz	15	16	(Russian) an Eastern...
staring	13	10	looking fixedly [adj...
starked	13	12	STARK, to stiffen [v...
starken	12	12	to make or become st...
starker	13	11	STARK, stern, harsh...
starkly	21	14	STARK, stern, harsh...
starlet	13	8	a minor showbiz pers...
starlit	14	8	lighted by the stars...
starned	11	9	STARN, to row backwa...
starnie	11	8	(Scots) a small star...
starred	12	8	STAR, to shine as an...
started	12	8	START, to begin, set...
starter	12	7	one who starts [n -S...
startle	13	8	to frighten or surpr...
startly	20	10	of a horse, apt to s...
startsy	19	9	STARETS, a spiritual...
startup	15	11	the act of starting...
starved	14	12	STARVE, to die from...
starver	14	11	one who starves [n -...
starves	14	11	STARVE, to die from...
stashed	14	10	STASH, to store in a...
stashes	14	9	STASH, to store in a...
stashie	14	9	(Scots) fuss, ado, d...
stasima	13	10	STASIMON, a choral o...
statant	11	8	in heraldry, standin...
stately	19	10	dignified [adj STATE...
staters	12	7	STATER, (Greek) an a...
statice	15	10	(Latin) the flower s...
statics	16	10	the science of force...
stating	13	10	STATE, to set forth...
statins	12	8	STATIN, a type of dr...
station	11	8	to assign to a posit...
statism	14	10	a theory of governme...
statist	13	7	a statesman; a polit...
stative	14	11	a verb indicating a...
stators	12	7	STATOR, a part of a...
stattos	12	7	STATTO, (colloquial)...
statuas	12	8	STATUA, (obsolete) a...
statued	12	9	having a statue [adj...
statues	12	8	STATUE, a three-dime...
stature	12	8	the natural height o...
statusy	19	10	conferring prestige...
statute	12	8	a law enacted by the...
staunch	17	14	firm, steadfast, als...
staving	15	14	STAVE, to drive or t...
stawing	16	13	STAW, (Scots) to sta...
stayers	18	9	STAYER, one who stay...
staying	19	12	STAY, to remain in a...
stayned	17	11	STAYNE, (Spenser) to...
staynes	17	10	STAYNE, (Spenser) to...
stayres	18	9	STAYRE, (Spenser) a...
steaded	11	9	STEAD, to avail, hel...
stealed	12	9	STEAL, to take by th...
stealer	12	8	one who steals [n -S...
steales	12	8	STEALE, (Scots) a ha...
stealth	15	10	to approach furtivel...
steamed	12	11	STEAM, to cook by wa...
steamer	12	10	to travel by steamsh...
steamie	12	10	(Scots) a public lau...
steaned	10	9	STEAN, to line e.g....
steanes	10	8	STEANE, to line e.g....
steared	11	8	STEARE [v]
steares	11	7	STEARE, (archaic) a...
stearic	15	10	pertaining to, or ob...
stearin	11	8	the solid portion of...
stedded	12	10	STEDD, (Spenser) to...
steddes	12	9	STEDDE, (Spenser) to...
steding	13	11	STEDE, (Spenser) to...
steeded	11	9	STEED, (Spenser) to...
steeked	12	12	STEEK, (Scots) to st...
steekit	13	11	STEEK, (Scots) to st...
steeled	12	9	STEEL, to cover with...
steelie	12	8	a steel playing marb...
steemed	12	11	STEEM, (archaic) to...
steened	10	9	STEEN, to line e.g....
steeped	13	11	STEEP, to soak in a...
steepen	12	11	to become steep [v -...
steeper	13	10	a vessel for steepin...
steeple	14	11	a structure like tow...
steeply	21	13	STEEP, inclined shar...
steepup	16	14	(Shakespeare) precip...
steered	11	8	STEER, to guide or d...
steerer	11	7	one who steers [n -S...
steeved	13	12	STEEVE, to stow in t...
steever	13	11	STEEVE, (Scots) firm...
steeves	13	11	STEEVE, to stow in t...
steined	11	9	STEIN, to line e.g....
stelene	11	9	relating to a stele,...
stellar	14	9	pertaining to the st...
stellas	14	9	STELLA, a former coi...
stelled	14	10	STELL, to establish,...
stellio	14	9	as in stellio lizard...
stembok	16	17	(Afrikaans) a small...
steming	14	13	STEM, to deprive a p...
stemlet	14	11	a small stem [n -S]
stemmas	14	13	STEMMA, (Greek) a di...
stemmed	14	14	STEMME, (Spenser) to...
stemmer	14	13	a metal bar used to...
stemmes	14	13	STEMME, (Spenser) to...
stempel	16	14	(German) a cross-tim...
stemple	16	14	a crosstimber step i...
stemson	12	11	a supporting timber...
stenchy	23	15	having a foul odour...
stencil	16	12	to produce by means...
stended	11	10	STEND, (Scots) to bo...
stengah	14	12	(Malay) a drink of w...
stenned	10	10	STEN, to stride vigo...
stenoky	18	14	the ability to live...
stented	11	9	STENT, (Scots) to st...
stentor	11	8	a person who has a v...
stepdad	14	12	a stepfather [n -S]
stepmom	16	16	(colloquial) a stepm...
stepney	19	13	(slang) a spare whee...
stepped	16	14	STEP, to measure by...
stepper	16	13	one who steps [n -S]
steppes	16	13	STEPPE, (Russian) on...
stepson	13	11	a son of one's spous...
sterane	10	8	a chemical compound...
stereos	11	7	STEREO, to make a ty...
sterile	13	8	incapable of produci...
sterlet	13	8	(Russian) a small st...
sternal	12	9	pertaining to the st...
sterned	11	9	STERN, to back, row...
sterner	11	8	STERN, severe [adj]
sternly	19	11	STERN, severe [adv]
sternum	13	12	a long, flat support...
steroid	12	8	any of a class of co...
sterols	13	8	STEROL, a solid high...
stertor	12	7	(Latin) a heavy snor...
sterved	14	12	STERVE, (Spenser) to...
sterves	14	11	STERVE, (Spenser) to...
stetson	11	8	(tradename) a broad-...
stetted	12	8	STET, to cancel a pr...
stevens	13	12	STEVEN, (dialect) a...
stevias	14	11	STEVIA, a South Amer...
steward	15	11	to act as a steward...
stewbum	19	17	a drunken bum [n -S]
stewers	15	10	STEWER, one who stew...
stewier	15	10	STEWY, like a stew [...
stewing	16	13	the act of stewing [...
stewpan	16	14	a pan used for stewi...
stewpot	17	13	a pot for cooking st...
steyest	18	9	STEY, (Scots) steep...
sthenia	13	10	unusual or abnormal...
sthenic	17	13	(Greek) strong, robu...
stibble	18	14	(Scots) the leavings...
stibial	16	11	pertaining to antimo...
stibine	14	11	antimony hydride, a...
stibium	17	14	(Latin) antimony [n...
stichic	22	15	relating to verse co...
stichoi	18	12	STICHOS, (Greek) a s...
stichos	18	12	(Greek) a stichometr...
sticked	17	15	STICK, to support wi...
sticker	17	14	to apply adhesive la...
stickie	17	14	a slip of notepaper...
stickit	18	14	(Scots) unfinished;...
stickle	18	15	to argue stubbornly...
stickum	19	18	a substance that cau...
stickup	20	18	(colloquial) a robbe...
stiddie	13	9	to forge on an anvil...
stiever	14	11	STIEVE, (Scots) stif...
stiffed	17	14	STIFF, to cheat, rob...
stiffen	16	14	to make stiff [v -ED...
stiffer	17	13	STIFF, rigid [adj]
stiffie	17	13	an erect penis, also...
stiffly	25	16	STIFF, rigid [adv]
stifled	16	12	STIFLE, to smother [...
stifler	16	11	one who, or that whi...
stifles	16	11	STIFLE, to smother [...
stigmal	16	13	relating to a stigma...
stigmas	15	12	STIGMA, a mark of di...
stigmes	15	12	STIGME, (Greek) a do...
stilets	14	8	STILET, a small poni...
stiling	15	11	STILE, to style, des...
stilled	15	10	STILL, to make still...
stiller	15	9	a distiller [n -S]
stilted	14	9	STILT, to raise on l...
stilter	14	8	one who walks on sti...
stimied	14	11	STIMIE, to thwart, s...
stimies	14	10	STIMIE, to thwart, s...
stiming	15	13	STIME, (Scots) to pe...
stimuli	16	12	STIMULUS, an agency...
stinged	13	11	STING, to prick pain...
stinger	13	10	one that stings [n -...
stinges	13	10	STINGE, a stingy per...
stingos	13	10	STINGO, a strong ale...
stinker	13	12	a very unpleasant pe...
stinted	12	9	STINT, to be niggard...
stinter	12	8	one who, or that whi...
stipels	16	11	STIPEL, the stipule...
stipend	14	12	a fixed amount paid...
stipple	18	14	to paint or engrave...
stipule	16	12	an appendage at the...
stiring	14	10	STIRE, (archaic) to...
stirpes	15	10	STIRPS, (Latin) a br...
stirrah	15	9	(Scots) a respectful...
stirras	13	7	STIRRA, (Scots) a re...
stirred	13	8	STIRRE [v]
stirrer	13	7	a troublemaker [n -S...
stirres	13	7	STIRRE [v]
stirrup	16	11	a support for the fo...
stishie	15	9	(Scots) fuss, ado, d...
stivers	15	11	STIVER, (Dutch) a fo...
stivier	15	11	STIVY, stuffy [adj]
stiving	16	14	STIVE, (dialect) to...
stobbed	16	14	STOB, to stab [v]
stocked	16	15	STOCK, to keep for f...
stocker	16	14	an animal kept while...
stodged	13	11	STODGE, to stuff ful...
stodger	13	10	a dull person [n -S]
stodges	13	10	STODGE, to stuff ful...
stogeys	19	11	STOGEY, a long, slen...
stogies	13	9	STOGIE, a long, slen...
stoical	16	11	indifferent to pleas...
stoited	12	8	STOIT, (Scots) to st...
stoiter	12	7	(Scots) to stagger,...
stokers	13	11	STOKER, a person who...
stoking	14	14	STOKE, to supply a f...
stokvel	16	16	(South Africa) a sav...
stollen	13	10	(German) a rich swee...
stolons	12	9	STOLON, (Latin) a ru...
stomach	18	15	to tolerate [v -ED,...
stomack	17	17	(East Africa) in the...
stomata	12	10	STOMA, a minute open...
stomate	12	10	a minute opening in...
stomium	15	14	a pollen cell which...
stomped	15	14	STOMP, to tread heav...
stomper	15	13	one who stomps [n -S...
stompie	15	13	(South Africa) a cig...
stonern	10	9	(dialect) of stone,...
stoners	11	8	STONER, one who ston...
stonied	11	9	STONY, aphetic for a...
stonier	11	8	STONY, of or like st...
stonies	11	8	STONY, aphetic for a...
stonily	19	11	STONY, of or like st...
stoning	12	11	the act of stoning [...
stonish	14	10	to astonish [v -ED,...
stonked	12	13	STONK, (slang) to bo...
stonker	12	12	(Australian slang) t...
stonned	10	10	STONNE, (obsolete) t...
stonnes	10	9	STONNE, (obsolete) t...
stooden	10	9	STAND, to assume an...
stooged	12	10	STOOGE, to act as a...
stooges	12	9	STOOGE, to act as a...
stooked	12	12	STOOK, to stack grai...
stooker	12	11	one who stooks, sets...
stookie	12	11	(Scots) stucco; a st...
stooled	12	9	STOOL, to put forth...
stoolie	12	8	(short for) a stool-...
stooped	13	11	STOOP, to bend the b...
stooper	13	10	one who stoops [n -S...
stoopes	13	10	STOOPE, (Shakespeare...
stoozed	14	17	STOOZE, to borrow mo...
stoozer	14	16	one who stoozes [n -...
stoozes	14	16	STOOZE, to borrow mo...
stopers	14	10	STOPER, one that sto...
stopgap	17	15	a temporary substitu...
stoping	15	13	the process of stepl...
stopoff	18	16	a brief stop in the...
stopped	16	14	STOP, to halt or dis...
stopper	16	13	a plug, usually glas...
stopple	17	14	to stop up, plug [v...
storage	12	9	a place for storing...
storers	12	7	STORER, one who stor...
storeys	18	9	STOREY, a horizontal...
storges	13	9	STORGE, (Greek) natu...
storied	12	8	STORY, to relate an...
stories	12	7	STORY, to relate an...
storing	13	10	STORE, to put away f...
stormed	13	11	STORM, to blow viole...
stormer	13	10	a humdinger, a reall...
stosses	12	7	STOSS, the side of a...
stotins	12	8	STOTIN, a monetary u...
stotted	12	8	STOTT, to bound with...
stotter	12	7	to stagger, also STO...
stottie	12	7	(dialect) a wedge of...
stounds	12	10	STOUND, to ache, thr...
stoures	12	8	STOURE, (archaic) tu...
stourie	12	8	(Scots) dusty, also...
stouten	11	9	to make stout [v -ED...
stouter	12	8	STOUT, thick, resolu...
stouths	15	10	STOUTH, (Scots) thef...
stoutly	20	11	STOUT, thick, resolu...
stovers	14	11	STOVER, (archaic) th...
stovies	14	11	(Scots) a thick stew...
stoving	15	14	the act of drying pa...
stowage	15	12	goods in storage [n...
stowers	15	10	STOWER, one who stow...
stowing	16	13	the act of stowing [...
stownds	15	12	STOWND, to ache, thr...
stowres	15	10	STOWRE, (Scots) a ba...
strafed	14	11	STRAFE, (German) to...
strafer	14	10	one who strafes [n -...
strafes	14	10	STRAFE, (German) to...
straffs	17	13	STRAFF, (German) to...
straiks	14	11	STRAIK, to stroke, a...
strains	12	8	STRAIN, to exert to...
straint	12	8	(Spenser) pressure [...
straits	13	7	STRAIT, to confine [...
straked	13	12	having a strake, a l...
strakes	13	11	STRAKE, the planking...
stramps	16	13	STRAMP, (Scots) to t...
strands	12	9	STRAND, to leave in...
strange	12	10	unusual or unfamilia...
strappy	23	15	having straps [adj S...
stratal	13	8	pertaining to a stra...
stratas	12	7	STRATA, (Latin) a la...
straths	15	9	STRATH, (Scots) a va...
stratum	14	11	a layer of material...
stratus	13	8	(Latin) a low-lying...
strawed	15	11	STRAW, to cover with...
strawen	14	11	(archaic) made of st...
strayed	18	10	STRAY, to wander fro...
strayer	18	9	one who strays [n -S...
strayve	20	13	(dialect) to wander...
streaks	13	11	STREAK, to cover wit...
streaky	19	13	covered with streaks...
streams	13	10	STREAM, to flow in a...
streamy	19	12	streaming [adj STREA...
streeks	13	11	STREEK, to stretch;...
streels	13	8	STREEL, (Irish) to t...
streets	12	7	STREET, to provide w...
streety	18	9	abounding in streets...
strenes	11	8	STRENE, (Spenser) st...
stressy	19	9	(colloquial) causing...
stretch	18	12	to draw out or open...
stretta	12	7	(Italian) a concludi...
strette	12	7	STRETTA, (Italian) a...
stretti	13	7	STRETTO, a concludin...
stretto	12	7	a concluding musical...
strewed	15	11	STREW, to scatter, s...
strewer	15	10	one who strews, also...
strewth	18	12	a mild oath, God's t...
striata	12	7	STRIATUM, (Latin) pa...
striate	12	7	to mark with striae,...
stricks	18	14	STRICK, a bunch of h...
strider	13	8	one who strides [n -...
strides	13	8	STRIDE, to walk with...
stridor	13	8	(Latin) a harsh shri...
strifes	15	10	STRIFE, contention o...
strifts	16	10	STRIFT, a struggle [...
strigae	13	9	STRIGA, (Latin) the...
strigil	16	10	(Latin) an instrumen...
striker	14	11	an attacking player,...
strikes	14	11	STRIKE, to hit [v]
strines	12	8	STRINE, (Australian...
strings	14	10	STRING, to provide w...
stringy	20	12	fibrous [adj STRINGI...
striped	15	11	STRIPE, to mark with...
striper	15	10	a food and game fish...
stripes	15	10	STRIPE, to mark with...
stripey	21	12	patterned with strip...
strived	15	12	STRIVE, to try hard...
striven	14	12	STRIVE, to try hard...
striver	15	11	one who strives [n -...
strives	15	11	STRIVE, to try hard...
stroams	13	10	STROAM, to wander ab...
strobed	14	11	STROBE, to produce v...
strobes	14	10	STROBE, to produce v...
strobic	18	13	spinning [adj]
strobil	16	11	a scaly spike of fem...
strodle	13	9	(dialect) to straddl...
stroked	13	12	STROKE, to rub gentl...
stroken	12	12	STRIKE, to hit [v]
stroker	13	11	one who strokes [n -...
strokes	13	11	STROKE, to rub gentl...
strolls	15	9	STROLL, to walk in a...
stromal	14	11	of or like a stroma,...
strombs	16	13	STROMB, a very large...
stronds	12	9	STROND, (Spenser) a...
strooke	12	11	(obsolete) a stroke...
strophe	16	12	(Greek) a group of l...
stroppy	23	15	(colloquial) touchy,...
strouds	13	9	STROUD, a kind of co...
stroups	15	11	STROUP, a spout [n]
strouts	13	8	STROUT, to swell; to...
strowed	15	11	STROW, to scatter, a...
strower	15	10	one who strows, also...
stroyed	18	10	STROY, (dialect) to...
stroyer	18	9	one who stroys [n -S...
strudel	14	10	(German) a very thin...
strumae	13	11	STRUMA, (Latin) a di...
strumas	14	11	STRUMA, (Latin) a di...
strunts	13	9	STRUNT, to walk with...
stubbed	17	15	STUB, to strike acci...
stubbie	17	14	(Australian slang) a...
stubble	18	15	the leavings of a cr...
stubbly	25	17	covered with stubble...
stuccos	19	14	STUCCO, to coat with...
studded	13	11	STUD, to adorn with...
studden	12	11	STAND, to assume an...
studdie	13	10	a blacksmith's forge...
studdle	14	11	a post, a prop, also...
student	12	10	a person formally en...
studied	13	10	STUDY, to apply ones...
studier	13	9	one who studies [n -...
studies	13	9	STUDY, to apply ones...
studios	13	9	STUDIO, an artist's...
stuffed	17	15	STUFF, to fill or pa...
stuffer	17	14	one that stuffs [n -...
stuiver	15	12	(Dutch) a Dutch coin...
stumble	17	15	to trip when walking...
stumbly	24	17	apt to stumble [adj...
stumers	14	11	STUMER, (slang) a co...
stummed	15	15	STUM, to increase fe...
stummel	16	15	(German) a bowl and...
stumped	16	15	STUMP, to baffle [v]
stumper	16	14	a baffling question...
stunned	11	11	STUN, to render unco...
stunner	11	10	a very attractive pe...
stunted	12	10	STUNT, to hinder fro...
stupefy	23	16	to dull the senses o...
stupent	14	12	astounded [adj]
stupids	16	12	STUPID, a stupid per...
stuping	16	14	STUPE, to treat with...
stupors	15	11	STUPOR, a state of r...
sturmer	14	11	a variety of dessert...
sturnus	13	10	(Latin) any bird of...
sturted	13	9	STURT, to vex; to an...
stushie	15	10	(Scots) fuss, ado, d...
stutter	13	8	to speak with spasmo...
stygian	19	12	(Greek) of or relati...
stylate	19	10	having a style or pe...
stylees	19	10	STYLEE, a facetious...
stylers	20	10	STYLER, one who styl...
stylets	20	10	STYLET, a small poni...
stylier	20	10	STYLIE, (New Zealand...
styling	21	13	the way in which som...
stylise	20	10	to make conventional...
stylish	23	12	fashionable [adj STY...
stylist	21	10	one who is master of...
stylite	20	10	(Greek) one of a cla...
stylize	23	19	to make conventional...
styloid	20	11	a spiny process [n -...
stylops	22	13	a genus of insects i...
stymied	20	13	STYMIE, to thwart, s...
stymies	20	12	STYMIE, to thwart, s...
styming	21	15	STYME, (Scots) to pe...
stypsis	22	12	(Greek) the use, act...
styptic	25	15	astringent, also STY...
styrene	17	10	a liquid hydocarbon...
styring	20	12	STYRE, (Spenser) to...
styting	20	12	STYTE, (Scots) to st...
suasion	11	9	persuasion [n -S]
suasive	14	12	persuasive [adj SUAS...
suasory	18	10	tending to persuade;...
suavely	21	15	SUAVE, sophisticated...
suavest	14	12	SUAVE, sophisticated...
suavity	21	14	the state of being s...
subacid	18	15	slightly sour [adj S...
subacts	18	14	SUBACT, to subdue [v...
subadar	14	12	(Hindi) a native off...
subalar	15	12	under the wing [adj]
subaqua	22	21	relating to underwat...
subarea	13	11	a subdivision of an...
subarid	15	12	somewhat arid [adj]
subatom	15	14	a component of an at...
subbase	16	14	the lowest part of a...
subbass	17	14	a pedal stop produci...
subbies	17	14	SUBBY, (Australian s...
subbing	18	17	the act of subeditin...
subcell	20	16	a subdivision of a c...
subclan	18	16	a subdivision of a c...
subcode	17	15	a subdivision of a c...
subcool	18	15	to cool below the fr...
subcult	20	16	a subdivision of a c...
subdean	13	13	a subordinate dean [...
subdebs	17	15	SUBDEB, (Short for)...
subdews	18	15	SUBDEW, to bring und...
subdual	16	14	the act of subduing...
subduce	18	16	to take away [v SUBD...
subduct	19	16	to withdraw; to take...
subdued	15	14	SUBDUE, to bring und...
subduer	15	13	one who subduers [n...
subdues	15	13	SUBDUE, to bring und...
subecho	19	16	an inferior echo [n...
subedar	14	12	(Hindi) a native off...
subedit	15	12	to act as assistant...
suberic	18	14	relating to an acid...
suberin	14	12	a substance found in...
subfeus	17	15	SUBFEU, to grant lan...
subfile	18	15	a subdivision of a f...
subfusc	21	18	duskish; moderately...
subfusk	19	19	duskish; moderately...
subgoal	16	14	a subordinate goal [...
subgums	18	17	SUBGUM, (Chinese) a...
subhead	16	14	an inferior heading,...
subidea	14	12	an inferior idea [n...
subitem	16	14	an item that forms a...
subject	20	23	to cause to experien...
subjoin	16	21	to add at the end [v...
sublate	15	12	to deny; to contradi...
sublets	16	12	SUBLET, to rent leas...
sublime	17	15	lofty [adj SUBLIMER,...
subline	15	13	an inbred line withi...
sublots	16	12	SUBLOT, a subdivisio...
submenu	15	16	a secondary list of...
submiss	17	14	(archaic) submissive...
submits	17	14	SUBMIT, to yield to...
subnets	14	12	SUBNET, a system con...
suboral	15	12	situated under the m...
suborns	14	12	SUBORN, to induce to...
suboval	17	16	nearly oval [adj]
subpart	17	14	a subdivision of a p...
subpena	15	15	to summon with a typ...
subplot	18	15	a subordinate plot i...
subrace	17	14	a subdivision of a r...
subrent	14	12	to sublet or rent ou...
subring	16	14	a subset of a mathem...
subrule	16	13	a subordinate rule [...
subsale	15	12	a resale of purchase...
subsect	18	14	a sect directly deri...
subsere	14	11	a type of ecological...
subsets	15	11	SUBSET, a mathematic...
subside	15	12	to sink to a lower o...
subsidy	22	14	a grant or contribut...
subsist	16	11	to continue to exist...
subsite	15	11	a division of a site...
subsoil	16	12	to plow the layer of...
subsong	15	14	a bird's undersong [...
subsume	16	15	to classify within a...
subtack	19	18	a sublease in Scotla...
subtask	16	15	a subordinate task [...
subtaxa	20	18	SUBTAXON, a subdivis...
subteen	13	12	a person approaching...
subtend	14	13	to extend under or o...
subtest	15	11	a subdivision of a t...
subtext	21	18	written or printed m...
subtile	16	12	(archaic) subtle, de...
subtler	16	12	SUBTLE, so slight as...
subtone	13	12	a low or subdued ton...
subtype	23	16	a type that is subor...
subunit	15	13	a unit that is part...
suburbs	18	15	SUBURB, a residentia...
subvene	15	16	to arrive or occur a...
subvert	17	15	to destroy completel...
subways	24	16	SUBWAY, to travel by...
subzero	17	20	registering less tha...
subzone	16	21	a subdivision of a z...
succade	18	15	a candied fruit, a s...
succahs	21	16	SUCCAH, (Hebrew) a s...
succeed	18	15	to accomplish someth...
success	19	14	the attainment of so...
succise	19	14	ending abruptly belo...
succors	19	14	SUCCOR, to go to the...
succory	25	16	chicory [n SUCCORIES...
succose	18	14	of or like succus, j...
succoth	21	16	SUCCAH, (Hebrew) a s...
succour	19	15	to go to the aid of,...
succous	19	15	of or like succus, j...
succuba	21	18	a female demon, also...
succubi	22	18	SUCCUBUS, a female d...
succumb	23	21	to yield to superior...
succuss	20	15	to shake violently [...
suckens	16	16	SUCKEN, a feudal dis...
suckers	17	15	SUCKER, to strip off...
suckets	17	15	SUCKET, (obsolete) a...
suckier	17	15	SUCKY, not good [adj...
sucking	18	18	the act of sucking [...
suckled	18	17	SUCKLE, to feed mild...
suckler	18	16	an animal that suckl...
suckles	18	16	SUCKLE, to feed mild...
sucrase	15	11	an enzyme that inver...
sucrier	16	11	(French) a table ves...
sucrose	15	11	a white crystalline...
suction	15	12	to remove by sucking...
sudamen	12	13	(Latin) a whitish ve...
sudaria	12	9	SUDARIUM, a cloth fo...
sudated	12	10	SUDATE, to sweat [v]
sudates	12	9	SUDATE, to sweat [v]
suddens	12	11	SUDDEN, a sudden occ...
sudders	13	10	SUDDER, (Arabic) a s...
sudokus	14	14	SUDOKU, a type of pu...
sudoral	13	10	pertaining to sweat...
sudsers	13	9	SUDSER, (slang) a so...
sudsier	13	9	SUDSY, full of suds...
sudsing	14	12	SUDS, to wash in soa...
sueable	14	12	that may be sued, al...
sueding	13	12	SUEDE, to finish lea...
suetier	12	8	SUETY, resembling su...
suffari	17	14	a hunting expedition...
suffect	20	17	(Latin) in ancient R...
suffers	17	14	SUFFER, to feel pain...
suffete	16	14	(Latin) one of the c...
suffice	20	17	to be adequate [v SU...
suffuse	17	15	to spread throughout...
sugared	13	11	SUGAR, to sweeten wi...
sugarer	13	10	one that makes sugar...
suggest	15	12	to put forward for c...
sugging	16	15	selling under the gu...
sughing	17	15	SUGH, to make a moan...
suicide	16	12	to kill oneself inte...
suidian	12	10	belonging to the pig...
suiplap	18	15	(Afrikaans) a drunka...
suiters	13	8	SUITER, a special su...
suiting	14	11	fabric for making su...
suitors	13	8	SUITOR, (archaic) to...
sukkahs	17	18	SUKKAH, a shelter wh...
sukkoth	17	18	SUKKAH, a shelter wh...
sulcate	16	12	having long, narrow...
suldans	13	11	SULDAN, (Arabic) the...
sulfate	15	12	to treat with sulfur...
sulfide	16	13	a compound of an ele...
sulfids	17	13	SULFID, a compound o...
sulfite	16	12	a salt of sulphurous...
sulfone	14	13	a sulfur compound, a...
sulfurs	17	13	SULFUR, to treat wit...
sulfury	23	15	resembling sulfur, a...
sulkers	15	13	SULKER, one who sulk...
sulkier	15	13	SULKY, in a resentfu...
sulkies	15	13	SULKY, a kind of hor...
sulkily	23	16	SULKY, in a resentfu...
sulking	16	16	SULK, to become sull...
sullage	15	12	filth; refuse; sewag...
sullens	14	11	SULLEN, a sullen moo...
sullied	15	11	SULLY, to soil, make...
sullies	15	10	SULLY, to soil, make...
sulphas	18	14	SULPHA, a bacteria-i...
sulphid	19	15	a sulfur compound, a...
sulphur	19	15	a non metallic eleme...
sultana	12	10	a small, pale, seedl...
sultans	13	10	SULTAN, (Arabic) the...
sumachs	19	16	SUMACH, any of vario...
sumatra	13	11	a short, violent squ...
sumless	15	12	too large for calcul...
summand	14	16	an addend, a number...
summary	21	16	a condensation of th...
summate	14	14	to add together [v S...
summats	15	14	SUMMAT, (dialect) so...
summers	15	14	SUMMER, to pass the...
summery	21	16	characteristic of su...
summing	16	17	the act of summing [...
summist	16	14	a writer of summae;...
summits	16	14	SUMMIT, to take part...
summons	14	15	a call to appear in...
sumoist	14	11	a sumo wrestler [n -...
sumpits	17	14	SUMPIT, (Malay) a Ma...
sumpter	16	14	(archaic) a pack hor...
sunback	18	19	cut low to expose th...
sunbake	14	16	to bake e.g. mud har...
sunbath	16	14	an exposure to sunli...
sunbeam	14	15	a beam of sunlight [...
sunbeat	13	12	continually exposed...
sunbeds	14	13	SUNBED, a unit consi...
sunbelt	15	13	the southern and sou...
sunbird	15	13	a family of small, o...
sunbows	17	15	SUNBOW, an arc of sp...
sunburn	14	14	to burn by exposure...
suncare	14	12	protection of the sk...
sundaes	11	10	SUNDAE, a dish of ic...
sundari	12	10	(Sanskrit) an East I...
sundeck	16	17	the upper deck of a...
sunders	12	10	SUNDER, to break apa...
sundews	15	13	SUNDEW, an insectivo...
sundial	13	11	a type of time-telli...
sundogs	13	12	SUNDOG, a bright spo...
sundown	14	14	the time at which th...
sundras	12	10	SUNDRA, a timber tre...
sundris	13	10	SUNDRI, (Sanskrit) a...
sunfast	14	12	resistant to fading...
sunfish	17	14	a marine fish [n -ES...
sungars	13	11	SUNGAR, (Pushtu) a t...
sunglow	17	15	a glow in the sky ca...
sunhats	14	11	SUNHAT, a hat worn f...
sunkers	13	13	SUNKER, a ridge of r...
sunkets	13	13	SUNKET, (Scots) a da...
sunkies	13	13	SUNKIE, (Scots) a li...
sunlamp	16	16	a lamp that radiates...
sunland	12	12	an area marked by a...
sunless	13	10	without sun [adj SUN...
sunlike	14	14	like the sun [adj]
sunnahs	13	12	SUNNAH, (Arabic) a c...
sunnier	11	10	SUNNY, full of sun [...
sunnies	11	10	(Australia) sunglass...
sunnily	19	13	SUNNY, full of sun [...
sunning	12	13	SUN, to expose to su...
sunrays	18	11	SUNRAY, a ray of sun...
sunrise	12	9	the rising or first...
sunroof	13	12	a roof of a car that...
sunroom	12	12	a room built to admi...
sunsets	12	9	SUNSET, the descent...
sunspot	14	12	a dark spot on the s...
sunstar	12	9	a kind of starfish [...
sunsuit	13	10	an outfit worn for s...
suntans	11	10	SUNTAN, to tan in th...
suntrap	14	12	a sheltered sunny pl...
sunward	15	13	towards the sun [adv...
sunwise	15	12	in the direction of...
supawns	17	15	SUPAWN, (Native Amer...
supered	14	12	SUPER, to reinforce...
supines	14	12	SUPINE, a Latin verb...
suppawn	19	18	(Native American) a...
suppers	17	14	SUPPER, to supply wi...
supping	18	17	SUP, to eat supper [...
suppled	18	16	SUPPLE, to make supp...
suppler	18	15	SUPPLE, pliant, lith...
supples	18	15	SUPPLE, to make supp...
support	17	14	to hold up [v -ED, -...
suppose	16	14	to assume to be true...
suprema	15	14	SUPREMUM, in maths,...
supreme	15	14	highest, greatest [a...
supremo	15	14	one who is highest i...
suramin	13	12	a drug used in the t...
surance	14	12	(Shakespeare) assura...
surbase	14	11	a border above the b...
surbate	14	11	to make footsore; to...
surbeds	15	12	SURBED, (obsolete) t...
surcoat	15	11	a tunic worn over ar...
surculi	18	13	SURCULUS, a sucker [...
surdity	20	11	deafness [n SURDITIE...
surface	17	14	to apply an outer la...
surfeit	15	11	to indulge in excess...
surfers	15	11	SURFER, one who surf...
surfier	15	11	SURFY, abounding in...
surfies	15	11	SURFIE, (Australian...
surfing	16	14	the sport of riding...
surfman	15	15	skilful boat handler...
surfmen	15	15	SURFMAN, skilful boa...
surgent	13	11	rising; swelling, as...
surgeon	12	11	one who practices su...
surgers	14	10	SURGER, one who surg...
surgery	20	12	the treatment of med...
surgier	14	10	SURGY, surging [adj]
surging	15	13	the act of surging [...
surimis	15	11	SURIMI, (Japanese) s...
surlier	14	9	SURLY, sullenly rude...
surlily	22	12	SURLY, sullenly rude...
surloin	13	10	a loin of beef, or t...
surmise	14	11	to infer with little...
surname	12	12	to give the family n...
surpass	15	11	to go beyond [v -ED,...
surplus	17	13	an excess [n SURPLUS...
surreal	13	9	of or relating to su...
surreys	19	10	SURREY, a light four...
surtout	13	9	(French) a man's coa...
surveil	16	13	to watch closely, al...
surveys	21	14	SURVEY, to examine i...
surview	18	15	to survey, look over...
survive	17	16	to remain in existen...
susliks	16	13	SUSLIK, (Russian) a...
suspect	18	14	to think guilty [v -...
suspend	14	13	to stop for a period...
suspens	14	12	(Milton) suspended,...
suspire	15	11	to sigh [v SUSPIRED,...
sussing	14	11	SUSS, to arrest for...
sustain	12	9	to maintain by provi...
sutlers	14	9	SUTLER, one who pedd...
sutlery	20	11	a camp hawker's stal...
suttees	12	8	SUTTEE, (Sanksrit) t...
suttled	14	10	SUTTLE, to trade as...
suttles	14	9	SUTTLE, to trade as...
sutural	14	10	pertaining to the ju...
sutured	13	10	SUTURE, to unite by...
sutures	13	9	SUTURE, to unite by...
svelter	15	12	SVELTE, slender, sle...
swabbed	19	17	SWAB, to clean with...
swabber	19	16	one that swabs, also...
swabbie	19	16	(US slang) a seaman,...
swacked	19	18	SWACK, (Scots) to st...
swaddie	15	12	a soldier, esp. a mi...
swaddle	16	13	to wrap in bandages...
swagers	16	12	SWAGER, one who uses...
swagged	17	15	SWAG, to sway, sag [...
swagger	17	14	to walk with a pompo...
swaggie	17	14	a hobo, also SWAGMAN...
swaging	17	15	SWAGE, to shape with...
swagman	16	16	a hobo, also SWAGGIE...
swagmen	16	16	SWAGMAN, a hobo, als...
swalier	16	11	SWALY, marshy [adj]
swaling	17	14	the act of scorching...
swallet	17	12	a place where water...
swallow	20	15	to take into the sto...
swamies	16	13	SWAMY, (Hindi) a Hin...
swamped	18	17	SWAMP, to inundate [...
swamper	18	16	one that lives in a...
swanked	15	16	SWANK, to show off [...
swanker	15	15	one who shows off, a...
swankey	21	17	(Scots) one who show...
swankie	15	15	(Scots) one who show...
swanned	13	13	SWAN, to move like a...
swannie	13	12	(tradename) in New Z...
swanpan	15	15	(Chinese) a Chinese...
swapped	19	17	SWAP, to barter, giv...
swapper	19	16	a person who swaps [...
swarded	15	12	SWARD, to cover with...
swarfed	17	14	SWARF, to faint, als...
swarmed	16	14	SWARM, to move in a...
swarmer	16	13	one who swarms [n -S...
swarths	18	12	SWARTH, the quantity...
swarthy	24	14	having a dark comple...
swarved	17	15	SWARVE, to swerve [v...
swarves	17	14	SWARVE, to swerve [v...
swashed	17	13	SWASH, to dash, spla...
swasher	17	12	(Shakespeare) a blus...
swashes	17	12	SWASH, to dash, spla...
swathed	17	13	SWATHE, to wrap in b...
swather	17	12	a device attached to...
swathes	17	12	SWATHE, to wrap in b...
swatted	15	11	SWAT, to hit sharply...
swatter	15	10	to splash or spill a...
swayers	21	12	SWAYER, one who sway...
swayful	25	17	capable of influenci...
swaying	22	15	the act of swaying [...
swayled	22	14	SWAYL, to scorch, si...
swazzle	22	29	an instrument which...
swealed	15	12	SWEAL, to scorch, si...
sweards	15	11	SWEARD, (Spenser) a...
swearer	14	10	one who swears [n -S...
sweated	14	11	SWEAT, to perspire [...
sweater	14	10	a heavy jersey for l...
swedger	16	13	(Scots) a sweet [n -...
sweeing	15	13	SWEE, to sway, swing...
sweeled	15	12	SWEEL, to scorch, si...
sweeney	19	13	atrophy of a horse's...
sweeper	16	13	one who sweeps [n -S...
sweered	14	11	SWEER, to swear [v]
sweeted	14	11	SWEET, to sweeten [v...
sweeten	13	11	to make sweet [v -ED...
sweeter	14	10	SWEET, tasting like...
sweetie	14	10	an attractive person...
sweetly	22	13	SWEET, tasting like...
sweired	15	11	SWEIR, to swear [v]
sweirer	15	10	SWEIR, (Scots) sloth...
swelled	17	13	SWELL, to increase i...
sweller	17	12	a member of the fash...
swelted	16	12	SWELT, (dialect) to...
swelter	16	11	to suffer from oppre...
sweltry	23	13	oppressively hot [ad...
swerfed	17	14	SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swerved	17	15	SWERVE, to turn asid...
swerver	17	14	one who swerves [n -...
swerves	17	14	SWERVE, to turn asid...
swevens	16	15	SWEVEN, (obsolete) a...
sweying	22	15	SWEY, (Scots) to swa...
swidden	15	13	land prepared by bur...
swifted	18	14	SWIFT, to tighten wi...
swifter	18	13	a rope used to tight...
swiftie	18	13	(Australian slang) a...
swiftly	26	16	SWIFT, rapid [adv]
swigged	18	15	SWIG, to drink rapid...
swigger	18	14	one who swigs [n -S]
swilers	17	11	SWILER, (Canadian) i...
swiling	18	14	the activity of hunt...
swilled	18	13	SWILL, to dash water...
swiller	18	12	one who swills [n -S...
swimmer	18	16	one that swims [n -S...
swindge	16	14	(Shakespeare) to swi...
swindle	16	13	to take money or pro...
swinery	21	13	a place where pigs a...
swingby	25	18	a spacecraft mission...
swinged	16	14	SWINGE, to beat, cha...
swinger	16	13	one that swings [n -...
swinges	16	13	SWINGE, to beat, cha...
swingle	17	14	to separate the wood...
swinish	18	13	resembling or befitt...
swinked	16	16	SWINK, (archaic) to...
swinker	16	15	a hard worker [n -S]
swinney	20	14	atrophy of a horse's...
swipers	18	13	SWIPER, one who swee...
swipier	18	13	SWIPEY, fuddled with...
swiping	19	16	SWIPE, to strike wit...
swiples	19	14	SWIPLE, a part of a...
swipple	21	17	a part of a threshin...
swirled	17	12	SWIRL, to move with...
swished	18	13	SWISH, to make this...
swisher	18	12	one who swishes [n -...
swishes	18	12	SWISH, to make this...
swisses	16	10	SWISS, a cotton fabr...
switchy	28	17	full of switches [ad...
swither	18	12	(Scots) to be undeci...
swithly	26	15	SWITH [adv]
switses	16	10	SWITS, (Shakespeare)...
swivels	19	15	SWIVEL, to turn on a...
swivets	18	14	SWIVET, (dialect) a...
swiving	19	17	SWIVE, (archaic) to...
swizzed	22	29	SWIZZ, to defraud, a...
swizzes	22	28	SWIZZ, to defraud, a...
swizzle	23	29	to defraud, cheat [v...
swobbed	19	17	SWOB, to mop up [v]
swobber	19	16	a sweeper of the dec...
swoffer	19	16	someone who engages...
swollen	16	13	SWELL, to increase i...
swooned	13	12	SWOON, to faint, als...
swooner	13	11	one who swoons [n -S...
swooped	16	14	SWOOP, to make a sud...
swooper	16	13	one who swoops [n -S...
swopped	19	17	SWOP, to barter, giv...
swopper	19	16	one who swops [n -S]
sworded	15	12	SWORD, to wield a sw...
sworder	15	11	(archaic) a gladiato...
swotted	15	11	SWOT, to study hard...
swotter	15	10	one who swots [n -S]
swounds	15	13	SWOUND, to faint, al...
swouned	14	13	SWOUN, to faint, als...
swounes	14	12	SWOUNE, (Spenser) to...
swownds	18	15	SWOWND, (Spenser) a...
swownes	17	14	SWOWNE, (Spenser) a...
swozzle	22	29	an instrument which...
sybotic	24	15	pertaining to a swin...
syconia	20	13	SYCONIUM, (Greek) a...
sycoses	21	12	SYCOSIS, an inflamma...
sycosis	22	12	an inflammatory dise...
syenite	17	10	a coarse-grained ign...
syllabi	23	14	SYLLABUS, an outline...
sylloge	21	13	a collection or summ...
sylphic	28	18	of or like a sylph [...
sylphid	25	16	a young sylph, also...
sylvans	21	15	SYLVAN, one that liv...
sylvias	22	14	SYLVIA, (Latin) any...
sylvine	21	15	a native potassium c...
sylvins	22	15	SYLVIN, a native pot...
sylvite	22	14	a native potassium c...
symbion	21	16	an organism living i...
symbiot	22	15	an organism living i...
symbole	22	16	(obsolete) a cymbal...
symbols	23	16	SYMBOL, to serve as...
symitar	20	12	a curved oriental sw...
symptom	23	18	a subjective indicat...
synagog	19	14	(Greek) a Jewish chu...
synanon	15	12	a method of group th...
synapse	19	13	to come together at...
synapte	19	13	(Greek) in the Greek...
synaxes	23	17	SYNAXIS, (Greek) in...
synaxis	24	17	(Greek) in the early...
syncarp	23	16	a fleshy multiple fr...
synched	23	16	SYNCH, to cause to o...
synchro	23	15	(short for) synchron...
syncing	22	16	SYNC, to cause to op...
syncoms	22	16	SYNCOM, a type of co...
syncope	22	16	a contraction of a w...
syndets	18	11	SYNDET, a synthetic...
syndics	22	14	SYNDIC, a business a...
synding	19	14	the act of rinsing o...
synergy	25	14	combined action, als...
syneses	17	10	SYNESIS, a construct...
synesis	18	10	a construction in wh...
synfuel	21	15	a fuel derived from...
syngamy	26	17	the union of two gam...
synodal	18	12	a payment made by a...
synodic	21	14	enacted or made by o...
synonym	24	16	a word having the sa...
synovia	19	14	a lubricating fluid...
synrocs	21	13	SYNROC, a type of sy...
syntagm	20	15	a syntactic unit com...
syntans	17	11	SYNTAN, a synthetic...
synteny	23	13	the presence of seve...
synthon	19	13	a constituent part i...
syntone	16	11	a person having a sy...
syntony	23	13	the tuning of transm...
syntype	26	15	each of a set of typ...
synurae	17	11	SYNURA, any of a gen...
syphers	23	14	SYPHER, to lay an ed...
syphons	22	15	SYPHON, to draw off...
syrette	18	9	a small tube fitted...
syringa	19	12	an ornamental shrub,...
syringe	19	12	to treat with inject...
syrphid	24	15	a wasplike fly, also...
syruped	21	14	SYRUP, to make into...
systems	20	12	SYSTEM, a group of i...
systole	19	10	the normal rhythmic...
systyle	26	12	a building with inte...
syzygal	30	23	related to a syzygy,...

7 letter words that start with S

7 letter words that start with S

7 letter S word

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LETTER S WORD