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sabaton
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(historical) a foot-...
sabayon
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(French) a sauce of...
sabbath
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an assembly of demon...
sabbats
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SABBAT, an assembly...
sabbing
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the performance of o...
sabeing
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SABE, to know, to un...
sabella
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any of a genus of tu...
sabered
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SABER, to strike wit...
sabicus
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SABICU, a Caribbean...
sabines
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SABINE, an evergreen...
sabkhah
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(Arabic) a broad, sa...
sabkhas
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SABKHA, (Arabic) a b...
sabkhat
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(Arabic) a broad, sa...
sabling
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SABLE, to darken [v]
saboted
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wearing sabots [adj]
sabreur
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(French) a person, e...
sabring
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13
SABRE, to strike wit...
saburra
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a granular deposit [...
sacaton
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(Spanish) a type of...
sacbuts
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SACBUT, a medieval t...
saccade
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14
(French) a brief rap...
saccate
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13
having the form of a...
saccule
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a small sac, also SA...
sacculi
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15
SACCULUS, a small sa...
sacella
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12
SACELLUM, (Latin) an...
sachems
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15
SACHEM, a North Amer...
sachets
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12
SACHET, a small plas...
sackage
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to sack or plunder [...
sackbut
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a medieval trombone,...
sackers
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SACKER, a position i...
sackful
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as much as a sack ca...
sacking
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material for making...
sacless
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quiet; peaceable; in...
saclike
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like a sac [adj]
sacques
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20
SACQUE, a woman's lo...
sacrals
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SACRAL, a vertebra o...
sacrify
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to sacrifice [v SACR...
sacring
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(archaic) the act or...
sacrist
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a Church official in...
sacrums
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14
SACRUM, a bone of th...
saddens
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SADDEN, to make sad...
saddest
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9
SAD, unhappy [adj]
saddhus
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12
SADDHU, (Sanskrit) a...
saddies
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9
SADDIE, a dull unsoc...
sadding
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12
SAD, to express sadn...
saddish
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11
somewhat sad [adj]
saddled
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11
SADDLE, to put a lea...
saddler
13
10
one who makes, sells...
saddles
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10
SADDLE, to put a lea...
saddoes
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9
SADDO, (slang) an un...
sadhana
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(Hindi) one of a num...
sadiron
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9
a heavy flatiron wit...
sadisms
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11
SADISM, pleasure gai...
sadists
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8
SADIST, one who infl...
sadness
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9
the state of being s...
saecula
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12
SAECULUM, (Latin) an...
saeters
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7
SAETER, (Norwegian)...
safaris
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10
SAFARI, to go on a h...
saffian
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a brightly-coloured...
saffron
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a flowering plant; i...
safrole
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a colourless oily li...
safrols
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11
SAFROL, a colourless...
saftest
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10
SAFT, (Scots) soft [...
sagaman
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a writer of sagas [n...
sagamen
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SAGAMAN, a writer of...
sagathy
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a lightweight fabric...
sagbuts
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13
SAGBUT, a medieval t...
sagenes
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10
SAGENE, a network [n...
saggard
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12
a clay box for bakin...
saggars
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11
SAGGAR, to pack in a...
saggers
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11
SAGGER, to pack in a...
saggier
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11
SAGGY, characterized...
sagging
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14
the act of sagging [...
sagiest
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9
SAGY, flavoured with...
sagitta
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9
(Latin) a keystone [...
sagoins
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10
SAGOIN, a South Amer...
sagouin
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a South American mon...
sagrada
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10
(Spanish) as in casc...
saguaro
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10
(Spanish) a giant ca...
saguins
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11
SAGUIN, a South Amer...
sahibah
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(Hindi) a lady sahib...
sahibas
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12
SAHIBA, (Hindi) a la...
sahiwal
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any of a breed of hu...
sahuaro
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(Spanish) a giant ca...
saidest
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8
(archaic) 2nd person...
saikeis
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SAIKEI, (Japanese) a...
sailers
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SAILER, a vessel tha...
sailing
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the act of one that...
sailors
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8
SAILOR, a member of...
saimins
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SAIMIN, (Chinese) a...
saimiri
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a squirrel monkey [n...
saining
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SAINE, (Spenser) 3rd...
sainted
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SAINT, to hail as a...
saintly
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befitting a saint [a...
saiques
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SAIQUE, a Levantine...
sairest
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7
SAIR, (Scots) sore,...
sairing
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10
SAIR, to savour, als...
saithes
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9
SAITHE, the coalfish...
saiyids
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SAIYID, (Arabic) a d...
sakeret
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the male saker [n -S...
sakiehs
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SAKIEH, (Arabic) an...
sakiyeh
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(Arabic) an Eastern...
saksaul
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a low, thick, grotes...
salaams
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SALAAM, (Arabic) to...
salable
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able to be sold, als...
salably
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SALABLE, able to be...
salades
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SALADE, in medieval...
salamis
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SALAMI, a seasoned s...
salamon
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(obsolete) the mass,...
salband
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(German) a crust or...
salchow
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(Swedish) an ice-ska...
salfern
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a medicinal herb, ak...
salices
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SALIX, any of a genu...
salicet
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an organ stop with a...
salicin
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a bitter crystalline...
salient
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strikingly conspicuo...
saligot
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(French) the water c...
salinas
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SALINA, (Spanish) a...
salines
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SALINE, a salt solut...
salival
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relating to saliva,...
salivas
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SALIVA, a fluid secr...
sallads
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SALLAD, (archaic) a...
sallals
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SALLAL, (Native Amer...
sallees
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SALLEE, a species of...
sallets
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SALLET, in medieval...
sallied
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SALLY, to rush out s...
sallier
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one who sallies [n -...
sallies
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SALLY, to rush out s...
sallows
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SALLOW, to make sall...
sallowy
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abounding in willow...
salmons
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SALMON, any soft-fin...
salmony
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of or like a salmon...
saloons
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SALOON, a large room...
saloops
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SALOOP, a hot drink...
salpian
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a free-swimming smal...
salpids
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SALPID, a free-swimm...
salpinx
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an anatomical tube [...
salsaed
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SALSA, to do such a...
salsify
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the oyster plant, a...
saltant
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a mutated form of an...
saltate
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8
to undergo an abrupt...
saltato
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(Italian) a short, b...
saltbox
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a box for holding sa...
saltcat
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a mixture of salt, c...
saltern
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a saltwork [n -S]
salters
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SALTER, a person who...
saltery
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a factory where fish...
saltest
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SALT, tasting of sal...
saltier
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a heraldic design, a...
salties
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SALTIE, a deep-sea v...
saltily
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SALTY, tasting of sa...
saltine
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a salted cracker [n...
salting
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land regularly flood...
saltire
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an X-shaped cross, a...
saltish
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somewhat salty [adj...
saltoed
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SALTO, (Italian) to...
saltpan
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a large pan for maki...
saluing
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SALUE, (obsolete) to...
salukis
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SALUKI, (Arabic) a g...
saluted
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SALUTE, to greet wit...
saluter
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one who salutes [n -...
salutes
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SALUTE, to greet wit...
salvage
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to save from loss or...
salvers
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SALVER, a tray or se...
salvete
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(Latin) a greeting,...
salvias
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SALVIA, a genus of p...
salving
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the act of salving [...
salvoed
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SALVO, to discharge...
salvoes
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SALVO, to discharge...
salvors
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SALVOR, one who assi...
salwars
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SALWAR, a long tunic...
samaans
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SAMAAN, (Carib) the...
samadhi
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(Sanskrit) a state o...
samaras
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SAMARA, a propeller-...
sambaed
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SAMBA, to perform a...
sambals
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SAMBAL, a food serve...
sambars
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SAMBAR, a large Asia...
sambhar
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a large Asian deer,...
sambhur
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a large Asian deer,...
samboes
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SAMBO, a colloquial...
sambuca
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an ancient stringed...
sambuke
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an ancient stringed...
samburs
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SAMBUR, a large Asia...
samechs
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SAMECH, (Hebrew) the...
samekhs
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SAMEKH, (Hebrew) the...
samfoos
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SAMFOO, (Chinese) an...
samiels
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SAMIEL, a hot sand-l...
samiest
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SAMEY, (colloquial)...
samisen
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(Japanese) a banjo-l...
samites
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SAMITE, a rich and h...
samithi
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(Hindi) a political...
samitis
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SAMITI, (Hindi) a po...
samlets
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SAMLET, a young salm...
samlors
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SAMLOR, a three-whee...
sammies
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SAMMY, an Indian fru...
samming
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SAM, (Spenser) to ga...
samosas
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SAMOSA, (Hindi) a sm...
samovar
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(Russian) an urn for...
samoyed
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any of a Siberian br...
sampans
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SAMPAN, (Chinese) a...
sampire
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a fleshy coastal pla...
sampled
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SAMPLE, to test a sp...
sampler
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one that samples [n...
samples
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SAMPLE, to test a sp...
samsara
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(Sanskrit) the never...
samshoo
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(Chinese) a spirituo...
samshus
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SAMSHU, (Chinese) a...
samurai
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(Japanese) a member...
sancais
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SANCAI, (Chinese) in...
sanchos
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SANCHO, (Ashanti) a...
sanctum
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a sacred place [n SA...
sandals
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10
SANDAL, to dress in...
sandbag
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to stun with a bag o...
sandbar
13
12
a ridge of sand form...
sandbox
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a children's play bo...
sandboy
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14
one who is proverbia...
sandbur
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an annual herb, also...
sanddab
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a small Pacific flat...
sandeks
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SANDEK, (Hebrew) a m...
sanders
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9
sandalwood, esp. red...
sandfly
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any of various small...
sandhis
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SANDHI, (Sanskrit) t...
sandhog
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a worker who works i...
sandier
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9
SANDY, covered with...
sanding
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the act of wearing d...
sandlot
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a vacant plot of san...
sandman
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a mythical person wh...
sandmen
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SANDMAN, a mythical...
sandpit
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a pit dug in sandy s...
sangars
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SANGAR, (Pushtu) a t...
sangeet
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a kind of pre-weddin...
sangers
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SANGER, (Australian...
sanghas
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SANGHA, the Buddhist...
sanghat
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12
(Punjabi) a fellowsh...
sangoma
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(Zulu) a witch-docto...
sangria
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(Spanish) a Spanish...
sanicle
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a wild flower, with...
sanious
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9
pertaining to sanies...
sanjaks
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SANJAK, (Turkish) a...
sannies
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9
SANNIE, (Scots) a sa...
sannops
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SANNOP, (Native Amer...
sannups
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SANNUP, (Native Amer...
sanpans
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SANPAN, (Chinese) a...
sanpros
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SANPRO, sanitary pro...
sansars
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8
SANSAR, a cold, whis...
sanseis
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8
SANSEI, a grandchild...
santals
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9
SANTAL, sandalwood [...
santera
10
8
a priestess of sante...
santero
10
8
(Spanish) a priest o...
santimi
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SANTIMS, (Latvian) a...
santims
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(Latvian) a former c...
santimu
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SANTIM, a formerly u...
santirs
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SANTIR, a Persian st...
santols
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9
SANTOL, a tropical t...
santons
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SANTON, (Spanish) an...
santoor
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8
(Arabic) an Eastern...
santour
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9
(Arabic) an Eastern...
santurs
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SANTUR, (Arabic) an...
sanyasi
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(Hindi) a Hindu asce...
saouari
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8
a tree of Guiana, yi...
sapajou
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a long-tailed monkey...
sapeles
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SAPELE, a tropical t...
saphead
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13
a stupid person [n -...
saphena
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13
a large vein in the...
sapiens
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11
(Latin) pertaining t...
sapient
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11
wise [adj SAPIENTLY]...
sapless
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lacking vitality [ad...
sapling
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a young tree [n -S]
saponin
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a soapy substance ob...
sapotas
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10
SAPOTA, (Spanish) th...
sapotes
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SAPOTE, a tropical A...
sapours
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SAPOUR, flavour, als...
sappans
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SAPPAN, (Malay) the...
sappers
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SAPPER, a military e...
sapphic
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a type of verse form...
sappier
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13
SAPPY, full of sap [...
sappily
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SAPPY, full of sap [...
sapping
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the act of undermini...
sappled
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SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
sapples
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SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
saprobe
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13
an organism that liv...
sapsago
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12
(German) a hard gree...
sapwood
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14
the newly formed out...
sarafan
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(Russian) the nation...
sarangi
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10
(Hindi) an Indian st...
sarapes
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10
SARAPE, (Spanish) a...
sarcasm
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a sharply mocking or...
sarcina
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11
a spherical bacteriu...
sarcode
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11
protoplasm, esp. of...
sarcoid
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11
a fleshy tumour [n -...
sarcoma
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13
(Greek) a tumour of...
sarcous
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11
composed or flesh or...
sardana
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9
a Spanish folk dance...
sardars
12
8
SARDAR, (Urdu) a nat...
sardels
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9
SARDEL, a small fish...
sardine
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9
to pack tightly toge...
sardius
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9
a variety of quartz,...
sarkier
13
11
SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sarkily
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14
SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sarking
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14
a lining of thin boa...
sarment
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11
a long whiplike runn...
sarmies
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10
SARMIE, (South Afric...
sarneys
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10
SARNEY, (colloquial)...
sarnies
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8
SARNIE, (colloquial)...
sarodes
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8
SARODE, (Hindi) an I...
sarongs
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SARONG, (Malay) a so...
saronic
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relating to a saros,...
saroses
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7
SAROS, the eclipse c...
sarsars
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7
SARSAR, a cold, whis...
sarsden
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9
a sandstone boulder...
sarsens
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8
SARSEN, a sandstone...
sarsnet
11
8
a thin tissue of fin...
sartors
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7
SARTOR, (Latin) a ta...
saruses
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8
SARUS, (Hindi) a lar...
sashays
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SASHAY, (colloquial)...
sashimi
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(Japanese) fish, sli...
sashing
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12
SASH, to dress or ad...
sasines
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8
SASINE, (Scots) infe...
sassaby
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(Setswana) a kind of...
sassier
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7
SASSY, impertinent [...
sassies
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7
SASSY, the bark of a...
sassily
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SASSY, impertinent [...
sassing
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10
SASS, to talk impude...
sastras
12
7
SASTRA, (Sanskrit) a...
satangs
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10
SATANG, (Thai) a mon...
satanic
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devilish, also SATAN...
sataras
11
7
SATARA, (Hindi) a ri...
satchel
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13
a small carrying bag...
satcoms
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13
SATCOM, satellite co...
sateens
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8
SATEEN, a glossy cot...
satiate
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7
to satisfy to capaci...
satiety
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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
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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
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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
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14
SAUCY, impertinent [...
saucing
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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
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15
that can be saved, a...
savaged
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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