8 letter words that start with S

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8 letter words that start with S

8 letter S word	Scrabble®	Words With Friends®	Description
sabatons	14	12	SABATON, (historical...
sabayons	20	14	SABAYON, (French) a...
sabbaths	20	16	SABBATH, an assembly...
sabbatic	21	17	a period of leave fr...
sabbings	19	17	SABBING, the perform...
sabellas	17	13	SABELLA, any of a ge...
sabering	16	14	SABER, to strike wit...
sabkhahs	21	19	SABKHAH, (Arabic) a...
sabkhats	19	17	SABKHAT, (Arabic) a...
sabotage	15	13	to destroy malicious...
saboteur	15	12	(French) one who per...
sabotier	15	11	(French) a wearer of...
sabreurs	16	12	SABREUR, (French) a...
sabuline	16	14	sandy [adj]
sabulose	16	13	sandy; growing in sa...
sabulous	17	14	sandy; growing in sa...
saburral	17	13	relating to saburra,...
saburras	16	12	SABURRA, a granular...
sacatons	15	12	SACATON, (Spanish) a...
saccades	19	15	SACCADE, (French) a...
saccadic	23	18	jerky; twitching [ad...
saccoses	19	14	SACCOS, (Greek) a Bi...
saccular	21	16	saclike [adj]
saccules	21	16	SACCULE, a small sac...
sacculus	22	17	a small sac, also SA...
sacellum	20	17	(Latin) an unroofed...
sachemic	23	19	relating to a sachem...
sacheted	18	14	possessed of a sache...
sackable	20	19	serious enough to be...
sackaged	18	18	SACKAGE, to sack or...
sackages	18	17	SACKAGE [n]
sackbuts	21	19	SACKBUT, a medieval...
sackfuls	22	20	SACKFUL, as much as...
sackings	19	18	SACKING, material fo...
sackless	19	16	quiet; peaceable; ha...
sacklike	20	20	like a sack [adj]
sackload	18	17	the contents of a sa...
sacksful	22	20	SACKFUL, as much as...
sacraria	16	11	SACRARIUM, (Latin) t...
sacreder	16	12	SACRED, dedicated to...
sacredly	24	15	SACRED, dedicated to...
sacrings	18	14	SACRING, (archaic) t...
sacrists	18	11	SACRIST, a Church of...
sacristy	24	13	a room in which sacr...
saddened	12	12	SADDEN, to make sad...
saddlers	15	11	SADDLER, one who mak...
saddlery	21	13	the shop of a saddle...
saddling	16	14	SADDLE, to put a lea...
sadhanas	14	12	SADHANA, (Hindi) one...
sadirons	13	10	SADIRON, a heavy fla...
sadistic	18	12	like a sadist [adj S...
saeculum	19	17	(Latin) an astronomi...
safaried	15	12	SAFARI, to go on a h...
safarist	16	11	a person who goes on...
safeness	14	12	the quality of being...
safetied	15	12	SAFETY, to protect a...
safeties	15	11	SAFETY, to protect a...
saffians	17	15	SAFFIAN, a brightly-...
saffrons	17	15	SAFFRON, a flowering...
saffrony	23	17	coloured like saffro...
safranin	14	13	the yellow colouring...
safroles	16	12	SAFROLE, a colourles...
safronal	15	13	a spicy-tasting chem...
sagacity	24	15	wisdom [n SAGACITIES...
sagamore	14	13	(Native American) a...
saganash	15	13	(Native American) a...
sagehood	15	13	the state of being w...
sageness	13	11	wisdom [n -ES]
sagenite	13	11	a form of the minera...
saggards	16	13	SAGGARD, a clay box...
saggared	15	13	SAGGAR, to pack in a...
saggered	15	13	SAGGER, to pack in a...
saggiest	16	12	SAGGY, characterized...
saggings	17	15	SAGGING, the act of...
saginate	13	11	to fatten animals [v...
sagittal	16	11	shaped like an arrow...
sagittas	15	10	SAGITTA, (Latin) a k...
sagouins	14	12	SAGOUIN, a South Ame...
saguaros	14	11	SAGUARO, (Spanish) a...
sahibahs	20	15	SAHIBAH, (Hindi) a l...
sahiwals	20	14	SAHIWAL, any of a br...
sahuaros	15	11	SAHUARO, (Spanish) a...
saibling	18	15	(German) a European...
saikless	16	13	(Scots) quiet; peace...
sailable	17	13	able to be sailed [a...
sailboat	16	12	a boat with sails [n...
sailfish	20	14	a large game fish wi...
sailings	16	12	SAILING, the act of...
sailless	16	10	without a sail [adj]
sailorly	22	12	like or appropriate...
sailpast	17	12	the sailing of ships...
sailroom	15	12	a room aboard a vess...
saimiris	16	11	SAIMIRI, a squirrel...
sainfoin	14	13	a leguminous plant,...
saintdom	14	13	the condition of bei...
saintess	13	9	a female saint [n -E...
sainting	14	12	SAINT, to hail as a...
saintish	16	11	resembling a saint [...
saintism	15	12	the quality of a sai...
sakerets	14	12	SAKERET, the male sa...
sakiyehs	23	16	SAKIYEH, (Arabic) an...
sakkoses	15	16	SAKKOS, (Greek) an E...
saksauls	16	14	SAKSAUL, a low, thic...
salaamed	14	13	SALAAM, (Arabic) to...
salacity	24	14	lewdness [n SALACITI...
saladang	14	13	a kind of wild ox, a...
salading	15	13	ingredients for a sa...
salamons	14	13	SALAMON, (obsolete)...
salariat	14	9	the class of salarie...
salaried	14	10	SALARY, to pay perio...
salaries	14	9	SALARY, to pay perio...
salbands	16	14	SALBAND, (German) a...
salchows	23	17	SALCHOW, (Swedish) a...
saleable	16	13	able to be sold, als...
saleably	23	15	SALEABLE, able to be...
salering	15	12	a cattle-selling are...
saleroom	14	12	a room where goods f...
salesman	14	13	a man who sells merc...
salesmen	14	13	SALESMAN, a man who...
saleyard	20	12	an enclosure in whic...
salferns	16	13	SALFERN, a medicinal...
saliceta	17	12	SALICETUM, a willow...
salicets	18	12	SALICET, an organ st...
salicine	17	13	a bitter crystalline...
salicins	18	13	SALICIN, a bitter cr...
salience	16	13	a projecting feature...
saliency	23	15	a projecting feature...
salients	14	10	SALIENT, an outward-...
salified	17	13	SALIFY, to combine w...
salifies	17	12	SALIFY, to combine w...
saligots	16	11	SALIGOT, (French) th...
salinise	14	10	to treat with salt,...
salinity	21	12	a concentration of s...
salinize	17	19	to treat with salt,...
salivary	23	15	relating to saliva,...
salivate	16	13	to secrete saliva [v...
salliers	16	10	SALLIER, one who sal...
sallowed	18	14	SALLOW, to make sall...
sallower	18	13	SALLOW, esp. of a pe...
sallowly	26	16	SALLOW, esp. of a pe...
sallying	23	15	SALLY, to rush out s...
salmonet	14	13	a young salmon, also...
salmonid	15	14	a member of the salm...
salopian	15	13	relating to a salop,...
salpians	16	13	SALPIAN, a free-swim...
salpicon	19	16	(French) a dish comp...
salsaing	15	12	SALSA, to do such a...
salsilla	17	11	a tropical plant [n...
saltando	13	11	(Italian) a short, b...
saltants	14	10	SALTANT, a mutated f...
saltated	14	10	SALTATE, to undergo...
saltates	14	9	SALTATE, to undergo...
saltatos	14	9	SALTATO, (Italian) a...
saltbush	20	15	an Australian plant...
saltcats	18	12	SALTCAT, a mixture o...
salterns	14	10	SALTERN, a saltwork...
saltfish	20	14	salted cod [n -ES]
saltiers	15	9	SALTIER, a heraldic...
saltiest	15	9	SALTY, tasting of sa...
saltines	14	10	SALTINE, a salted cr...
saltings	16	12	SALTING, land regula...
saltires	15	9	SALTIRE, an X-shaped...
saltless	16	10	without salt [adj]
saltlike	17	14	resembling salt [adj...
saltness	14	10	the state of being s...
saltoing	15	12	SALTO, (Italian) to...
saltpans	16	13	SALTPAN, a large pan...
saltuses	15	10	SALTUS, (Latin) a br...
saltwork	19	16	a place where salt i...
saltwort	18	12	a seaside herb [n -S...
salutary	21	12	producing a benefici...
saluters	15	10	SALUTER, one who sal...
saluting	16	13	SALUTE, to greet wit...
salvable	19	17	capable of being sav...
salvably	26	19	SALVABLE, capable of...
salvaged	17	16	SALVAGE, to save fro...
salvagee	16	15	one in whose favor s...
salvager	17	15	one who salvages [n...
salvages	17	15	SALVAGE, to save fro...
salvetes	16	13	SALVETE, (Latin) a g...
salvific	23	19	(obsolete) having th...
salvings	18	16	SALVING, the act of...
salvoing	17	16	SALVO, to discharge...
samadhis	17	14	SAMADHI, (Sanskrit)...
samarium	16	15	a metallic element [...
sambaing	17	17	SAMBA, to perform a...
sambhars	19	16	SAMBHAR, a large Asi...
sambhurs	20	17	SAMBHUR, a large Asi...
sambucas	20	18	SAMBUCA, an ancient...
sambukes	18	19	SAMBUKE, an ancient...
sameness	13	12	lack of variety [n -...
samisens	14	12	SAMISEN, (Japanese)...
samithis	18	13	SAMITHI, (Hindi) a p...
samizdat	18	21	(Russian) in the for...
samnitis	15	12	(Spenser) an unknown...
samovars	16	15	SAMOVAR, (Russian) a...
samoyeds	20	14	SAMOYED, any of a Si...
samphire	19	16	a fleshy coastal pla...
sampires	17	14	SAMPIRE, a fleshy co...
samplers	18	15	SAMPLER, one that sa...
samplery	24	17	sample work [n SAMPL...
sampling	19	18	a small part selecte...
samsaras	14	11	SAMSARA, (Sanskrit)...
samsaric	18	14	of or relating to sa...
samshoos	16	13	SAMSHOO, (Chinese) a...
samskara	15	15	(Sanskrit) a Hindu p...
samurais	15	12	SAMURAI, (Japanese)...
sanative	14	13	having the power to...
sanatory	18	11	of healing [adj]
sanctify	25	17	to make holy [v SANC...
sanction	15	13	to authorize [v -ED,...
sanctity	23	14	holiness [n SANCTITI...
sanctums	18	16	SANCTUM, a sacred pl...
sandable	15	14	able to be sanded [a...
sandaled	13	12	SANDAL, to dress in...
sandarac	15	13	the resin of a tropi...
sandbags	16	15	SANDBAG, to stun wit...
sandbank	15	18	a mound of sand in a...
sandbars	15	13	SANDBAR, a ridge of...
sandboys	21	15	SANDBOY, one who is...
sandburr	16	14	an annual herb, also...
sandburs	16	14	SANDBUR, an annual h...
sanddabs	15	14	SANDDAB, a small Pac...
sandfish	18	15	a small marine fish...
sandheap	16	15	a pile of sand [n -S...
sandhill	18	14	a hill of sand [n -S...
sandhogs	16	14	SANDHOG, a worker wh...
sandiest	13	10	SANDY, covered with...
sandings	14	13	SANDING, the act of...
sandiver	15	14	scum formed on molte...
sandless	14	11	without sand [adj]
sandlike	15	15	like sand [adj]
sandling	15	14	a marine fish [n -S]
sandlots	14	11	SANDLOT, a vacant pl...
sandpeep	16	16	(US) any small sandp...
sandpile	16	14	a pile of sand [n -S...
sandpits	16	13	SANDPIT, a pit dug i...
sandpump	19	20	a pump for sand or m...
sandshoe	14	12	a lightweight sneake...
sandsoap	14	13	a soap for heavy cle...
sandspit	16	13	a small point of lan...
sandspur	16	14	an annual herb, also...
sandwich	22	18	to place between two...
sandworm	17	16	a sand-dwelling worm...
sandwort	16	13	any of various small...
sandyish	22	14	somewhat sandy [adj]
saneness	11	10	sanity [n -ES]
sangaree	12	11	(Spanish) a summer d...
sangeets	13	11	SANGEET, a kind of p...
sanghats	16	13	SANGHAT, (Punjabi) a...
sanglier	15	12	(French) a wild boar...
sangomas	14	14	SANGOMA, (Zulu) a wi...
sangrail	15	12	the legendary cup us...
sangreal	14	12	the legendary cup us...
sangrias	14	11	SANGRIA, (Spanish) a...
sanguify	23	17	to make blood [v SAN...
sanguine	13	13	bloody; optimistic [...
sanicles	17	13	SANICLE, a wild flow...
sanidine	12	11	a variety of orthocl...
sanified	15	13	SANIFY, to make heal...
sanifies	15	12	SANIFY, to make heal...
sanitary	19	11	related to health [a...
sanitate	12	9	to clean and sterili...
sanities	13	9	SANITY, the state of...
sanitise	13	9	to clean and sterili...
sanitize	16	18	to clean and sterili...
sannyasi	18	12	(Hindi) a Hindu asce...
sanserif	15	12	a typeface without s...
santalic	17	13	pertaining to sandal...
santalin	13	11	colouring matter [n...
santalol	14	11	sandalwood oil [n -S...
santeras	12	9	SANTERA, a priestess...
santeria	12	9	(Spanish) a Caribbea...
santeros	12	9	SANTERO, (Spanish) a...
santonin	11	11	an anthelminthic ext...
santoors	12	9	SANTOOR, (Arabic) an...
santours	13	10	SANTOUR, (Arabic) an...
sanyasis	19	11	SANYASI, (Hindi) a H...
saouaris	13	9	SAOUARI, a tree of G...
sapajous	17	21	SAPAJOU, a long-tail...
sapegoes	15	13	SAPEGO, a dry, scaly...
sapheads	17	14	SAPHEAD, a stupid pe...
saphenae	15	14	SAPHENA, a large vei...
saphenas	16	14	SAPHENA, a large vei...
sapidity	23	14	the state of being s...
sapience	17	15	discernment, judgeme...
sapiency	24	17	discernment; judgeme...
sapients	15	12	SAPIENT, a wise pers...
saplings	18	15	SAPLING, a young tre...
saponify	23	17	to convert into soap...
saponine	13	13	a soapy substance ob...
saponins	14	13	SAPONIN, a soapy sub...
saponite	14	12	a hydrous silicate o...
saporous	15	12	flavourful, also SAP...
sapphics	24	19	SAPPHIC, a type of v...
sapphire	20	16	a precious variety o...
sapphism	22	19	lesbianism [n -S]
sapphist	21	16	a lesbian [n -S]
sappiest	18	14	SAPPY, full of sap [...
sappings	19	17	SAPPING, the act of...
sappling	20	18	SAPPLE, (Scots) to w...
sapremia	16	14	a kind of blood-pois...
sapremic	20	17	relating to sapremia...
saprobes	17	14	SAPROBE, an organism...
saprobic	21	17	of or like a saprobe...
sapropel	18	15	a slimy sediment lai...
sapsagos	16	13	SAPSAGO, (German) a...
sapucaia	18	15	a South American tre...
sapwoods	18	15	SAPWOOD, the newly f...
saraband	14	13	(Spanish) a stately...
sarafans	14	12	SARAFAN, (Russian) t...
sarangis	14	11	SARANGI, (Hindi) an...
sarcasms	18	14	SARCASM, a sharply m...
sarcenet	15	12	a fine silk fabric,...
sarcinae	15	12	SARCINA, a spherical...
sarcinas	16	12	SARCINA, a spherical...
sarcodes	16	12	SARCODE, protoplasm,...
sarcodic	20	15	of or pertaining to...
sarcoids	17	12	SARCOID, a fleshy tu...
sarcomas	17	14	SARCOMA, (Greek) a t...
sarconet	15	12	a fine silk fabric,...
sardanas	12	10	SARDANA, a Spanish f...
sardelle	15	11	a small fish related...
sardined	13	11	SARDINE, to pack tig...
sardines	13	10	SARDINE, to pack tig...
sardonic	16	13	mocking [adj SARDONI...
sardonyx	25	19	an onyx with alterna...
sargassa	14	10	SARGASSUM, a genus o...
sargasso	14	10	(Portuguese) a genus...
sargoses	14	10	SARGOS, (Spanish) a...
sarguses	15	11	SARGUS, (Spanish) a...
sarkiest	15	12	SARKY, sarcastic [ad...
sarkings	16	15	SARKING, a lining of...
sarmenta	13	12	SARMENTUM, (Latin) a...
sarments	14	12	SARMENT, a long whip...
sarodist	14	9	one who plays the sa...
sarpanch	20	17	the head of an India...
sarrasin	13	9	(French) buckwheat,...
sarrazin	16	18	(French) buckwheat,...
sarsdens	13	10	SARSDEN, a sandstone...
sarsenet	12	9	a fine silk fabric,...
sarsnets	13	9	SARSNET, a thin tiss...
sartorii	14	8	SARTORIUS, a flat th...
sasanqua	20	19	(Japanese) a kind of...
sasarara	12	8	a scolding; a blow,...
sashayed	21	13	SASHAY, (colloquial)...
sashimis	18	13	SASHIMI, (Japanese)...
sashless	17	11	without a sash [adj]
sassiest	14	8	SASSY, impertinent [...
sassolin	14	10	a native boric acid,...
sasswood	16	12	the bark of a West A...
sastruga	15	11	(Russian) long paral...
sastrugi	16	11	SASTRUGA, (Russian)...
satanism	14	12	worship of the power...
satanist	13	9	one who worships the...
satanity	19	11	devilishness [n SATA...
satchels	20	14	SATCHEL, a small car...
sateless	14	9	insatiable [adj]
satelles	15	10	(obsolete) a satelli...
satiable	16	12	capable of being sat...
satiably	23	14	SATIABLE, capable of...
satiated	13	9	SATIATE, to satisfy...
satiates	13	8	SATIATE, to satisfy...
satinets	13	9	SATINET, a thin sati...
satining	14	12	SATIN, to make like...
satinpod	15	13	a flowering plant, a...
satirise	14	8	to subject to satire...
satirist	15	8	one who satirizes, a...
satirize	17	17	to subject to satire...
satrapal	16	12	of or pertaining to...
satsangs	14	11	SATSANG, (Sanskrit)...
satsumas	15	12	SATSUMA, (Japanese)...
saturant	13	10	a substance used to...
saturate	13	9	to fill completely w...
saturnic	17	13	suffering from lead...
satyrals	21	11	SATYRAL, a heraldic...
satyress	20	10	a female satyr, also...
satyrids	21	11	SATYRID, a brownish...
satyrisk	22	14	a little satyr [n -S...
saucebox	24	22	a saucy, impudent pe...
saucepan	17	16	a cooking utensil [n...
saucepot	18	15	a deep cooking pot w...
sauciers	17	12	SAUCIER, a chef who...
sauciest	17	12	SAUCY, impertinent [...
saucisse	17	12	(French) a long canv...
saufgard	17	15	(Spenser) a safeguar...
saunaing	13	13	SAUNA, to take a sau...
saunters	13	10	SAUNTER, to walk in...
saunting	14	13	SAUNT, to sanctify [...
saurians	13	10	SAURIAN, any of a su...
sauroids	14	10	SAUROID, a type of f...
sauropod	15	13	any gigantic herbivo...
sausages	14	11	SAUSAGE, finely chop...
sauteing	14	12	SAUTE, (French) to f...
sauterne	12	10	(French) a sweet whi...
sautoire	13	9	(French) a long neck...
sautoirs	14	9	SAUTOIR, (French) a...
savagely	23	17	SAVAGE, fierce, unci...
savagery	22	16	the quality of being...
savagest	16	14	SAVAGE, fierce, unci...
savaging	17	17	SAVAGE, to attack or...
savagism	18	17	the state of being s...
savannah	15	16	(Spanish) tropical g...
savannas	13	14	SAVANNA, a flat, tre...
savantes	14	13	SAVANTE, (French) a...
savarins	15	13	SAVARIN, (French) a...
saveable	17	16	that can be saved, a...
savegard	16	15	(Spenser) to safegua...
saveloys	22	15	SAVELOY, a highly se...
saveying	22	17	SAVEY, to know, to u...
savingly	24	18	SAVING [adv]
saviours	16	13	SAVIOUR, one who sav...
savorers	15	12	SAVORER, one that sa...
savorier	15	12	SAVORY, (US) savoury...
savories	15	12	SAVORY, a kind of he...
savorily	23	15	SAVORY, (US) savoury...
savoring	16	15	SAVOR, to taste or s...
savorous	15	13	savoury, pleasant to...
savoured	15	14	SAVOUR, to taste or...
savourer	15	13	one that savors, als...
savourly	23	16	(obsolete) relishing...
savoyard	21	15	a devotee of Gilbert...
savveyed	23	19	SAVVEY, (colloquial)...
savviest	18	16	SAVVY, shrewd [adj]
savvying	25	21	SAVVY, to understand...
sawbills	22	16	SAWBILL, a kind of b...
sawblade	19	16	the blade of a saw [...
sawbones	17	15	(colloquial) a surge...
sawbucks	24	22	SAWBUCK, a rack used...
sawdered	16	13	SAWDER, to flatter,...
sawdusts	18	13	SAWDUST, to sprinkle...
sawdusty	24	15	sprinkled with sawdu...
sawflies	20	15	SAWFLY, a hymenopter...
sawgrass	18	13	a sedge with serrate...
sawhorse	18	13	a rack used as a sup...
sawmills	21	16	SAWMILL, a place whe...
sawshark	20	17	a kind of shark with...
sawteeth	18	13	SAWTOOTH, one of a s...
sawtooth	18	13	one of a set of teet...
saxatile	20	16	living or growing am...
saxhorns	21	18	SAXHORN, a brass win...
saxicole	23	19	living or growing am...
saxonies	18	16	SAXONY, a fine soft...
saxonite	18	16	an ultrabasic igneou...
saxtubas	22	19	SAXTUBA, a bass saxh...
sayonara	17	11	(Japanese) goodbye [...
sazeracs	19	20	SAZERAC, a cocktail...
scabbard	21	18	to sheathe, as a swo...
scabbier	21	17	SCABBY, covered with...
scabbily	29	20	SCABBY, covered with...
scabbing	22	20	SCAB, to become cove...
scabbled	22	19	SCABBLE, to shape ro...
scabbles	22	18	SCABBLE, to shape ro...
scabiosa	18	14	any of various plant...
scabious	19	15	any of various plant...
scabland	19	17	rocky land with litt...
scablike	21	19	resembling a scab [a...
scabrous	19	15	roughened with small...
scaffier	21	17	SCAFFY, (Scots) havi...
scaffies	21	17	SCAFFIE, (Scots) a s...
scaffing	22	20	SCAFF, (Scots) to be...
scaffold	22	19	to provide with a te...
scagging	20	18	SCAG, to make a tear...
scaglias	19	14	SCAGLIA, (Italian) a...
scailing	19	15	SCAIL, (Scots) to sc...
scaithed	19	14	SCAITH, to injure, a...
scalable	20	16	that can be scaled,...
scalably	27	18	SCALABLE, that can b...
scalades	17	13	SCALADE, the scaling...
scalados	17	13	SCALADO, (Italian) t...
scalages	18	14	SCALAGE, a percentag...
scalares	17	12	SCALARE, a kind of t...
scalawag	21	17	a good-for-nothing,...
scalders	18	13	SCALDER, that which...
scalding	19	16	the act of scalding...
scaldini	18	14	SCALDINO, an Italian...
scaldino	17	14	an Italian brazier [...
scalenes	16	13	SCALENE, one of the...
scalenus	17	14	a muscle in the neck...
scalepan	18	16	a pan on a weighing...
scaleups	20	16	SCALEUP, an increase...
scaliest	18	12	SCALY, peeling off i...
scalings	19	15	SCALING, climbing [n...
scallies	19	13	SCALLY, a scallywag...
scallion	18	14	an onion-like plant...
scallops	21	16	SCALLOP, to indent l...
scalpels	21	16	SCALPEL, a small sur...
scalpers	20	15	SCALPER, a semicircu...
scalping	21	18	the act of scalping...
scalpins	20	16	small drainage stone...
scalprum	22	19	a surgeon's rasping...
scambled	21	19	SCAMBLE, to move awk...
scambler	21	18	(Scots) one who scro...
scambles	21	18	SCAMBLE, to move awk...
scammers	19	17	SCAMMER, one who per...
scamming	20	20	SCAM, to cheat or sw...
scammony	24	20	a climbing plant [n...
scampers	20	17	SCAMPER, to run play...
scampies	20	17	SCAMPI, (Italian) cr...
scamping	21	20	work done without th...
scampish	23	19	of or like a scamp [...
scamster	18	14	one who perpetrates...
scandals	17	14	SCANDAL, to defame [...
scandent	15	14	climbing as a plant...
scandias	16	13	SCANDIA, an oxide of...
scandium	18	17	a rare metallic elem...
scanners	15	13	SCANNER, a device fo...
scanning	16	16	close examination [n...
scansion	15	13	the mode of analysin...
scantest	16	12	SCANT, scarce [adj]
scantier	16	12	SCANTY, poorly suppl...
scanties	16	12	brief panties for wo...
scantily	24	15	SCANTY, poorly suppl...
scanting	17	15	SCANT, to cut short,...
scantity	23	14	scantness [n SCANTIT...
scantled	17	14	SCANTLE, to stint, m...
scantles	17	13	SCANTLE, to stint, m...
scapaing	19	17	SCAPA, to run away,...
scaphoid	21	17	a boat-shaped bone i...
scappled	22	19	SCAPPLE, to work sto...
scapples	22	18	SCAPPLE, to work sto...
scapulae	19	16	SCAPULA, a bone in t...
scapular	20	16	a loose sleeveless v...
scapulas	20	16	SCAPULA, a bone in t...
scarabee	17	14	(archaic) a scarabae...
scarcely	27	17	SCARCE, in short sup...
scarcest	20	14	SCARCE, in short sup...
scarcity	27	16	the quality of being...
scareder	16	12	SCARED, frightened [...
scarfers	19	14	SCARFER, one that ea...
scarfing	20	17	in carpentry, joinin...
scarfish	22	16	a kind of fish, the...
scarfpin	21	18	a pin for fastening...
scariest	17	11	SCARY, frightening,...
scariose	16	11	thin, dry and membra...
scarious	17	12	thin, dry and membra...
scarless	18	12	having no scars [adj...
scarlets	18	12	SCARLET, to redden [...
scarmoge	18	16	(archaic) a skirmish...
scarpaed	18	15	SCARPA, to run away,...
scarpers	19	14	SCARPER, to run away...
scarphed	21	17	SCARPH, in carpentry...
scarping	20	17	an escarpment [n -S]
scarrier	17	11	SCARRY, marked with...
scarring	18	14	blemishes from wound...
scarting	18	14	SCART, to scratch, s...
scatback	23	21	a type of player in...
scatches	22	16	SCATCH, a stilt [n]
scathing	20	16	SCATHE, to injure, a...
scatoles	17	12	SCATOLE, a crystalli...
scatters	17	11	SCATTER, to disperse...
scattery	23	13	dispersed [adj]
scattier	17	11	SCATTY, empty-headed...
scattily	25	14	SCATTY, empty-headed...
scatting	18	14	pebble dashing [n -S...
scauding	18	16	SCAUD, (Scots) to sc...
scaupers	19	15	SCAUPER, a semicircu...
scauping	20	18	SCAUP, to cut the sc...
scauries	17	12	SCAURY, in the Orkne...
scauring	18	15	SCAUR, (Scots) to sc...
scavaged	19	18	SCAVAGE, to scavenge...
scavager	19	17	an officer who colle...
scavages	19	17	SCAVAGE [n]
scavenge	18	18	to search through ru...
scawtite	20	14	a carbonate or silic...
sceattas	16	11	SCEATT, (Old English...
sceduled	18	15	SCEDULE, (US) to pla...
scedules	18	14	SCEDULE, (US) to pla...
scelerat	17	12	(French) a villain,...
scenario	15	12	an outline of a dram...
scending	17	16	SCEND, of a ship, to...
sceneman	15	16	a scene-shifter [n S...
scenemen	15	16	SCENEMAN, a scene-sh...
scenical	20	16	of or pertaining to...
scentful	20	17	having acute sense o...
scenting	17	15	the act of a dog sce...
scepters	19	14	SCEPTER, to invest w...
sceptics	23	17	SCEPTIC, a person wh...
sceptral	20	15	pertaining to royal...
sceptred	19	15	SCEPTRE, to invest w...
sceptres	19	14	SCEPTRE, to invest w...
scerning	17	15	SCERNE, (archaic) to...
schanses	18	14	SCHANSE, (Afrikaans)...
schantze	21	23	(Afrikaans) a heap o...
schanzes	21	23	SCHANZE, (Afrikaans)...
schapped	23	20	SCHAPPE, (German) to...
schappes	23	19	SCHAPPE, (German) to...
schapska	22	20	(Polish) a kind of m...
schedule	20	16	to plan, also SCEDUL...
schellum	23	19	(Scots) a scoundrel,...
schemata	19	16	SCHEMA, (Greek) a sc...
schemers	20	16	SCHEMER, one that sc...
schemies	20	16	SCHEMIE, (Scots) der...
scheming	21	19	artful [adj SCHEMING...
scherzos	22	22	SCHERZO, a lively mu...
schiedam	20	17	(Dutch) Holland gin...
schiller	22	15	(German) a peculiar...
schimmel	23	20	(German) a roan hors...
schismas	21	16	SCHISMA, (Greek) in...
schizier	23	22	SCHIZY, affected wit...
schizoid	23	23	suffering from schiz...
schizont	22	23	in protozoans, a mat...
schlager	21	16	(German) a duelling...
schlepps	25	20	SCHLEPP, (Yiddish) t...
schleppy	31	22	(Yiddish) incompeten...
schlichs	27	19	SCHLICH, (German) th...
schliere	20	14	(German) one of a se...
schlocks	25	21	SCHLOCK, inferior me...
schlocky	31	23	of inferior quality,...
schlongs	21	17	SCHLONG, (slang) the...
schlumps	25	21	SCHLUMP, to flop, sl...
schlumpy	31	23	unattractive, sloven...
schmaltz	25	26	excessive sentimenta...
schmalzy	31	28	characterized by sch...
schmatte	20	16	(Yiddish) clothing,...
schmears	20	16	SCHMEAR, (Yiddish) t...
schmecks	25	23	SCHMECK, (Yiddish) t...
schmeers	20	16	SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schmelze	24	26	(German) a kind of g...
schmocks	25	23	SCHMOCK, (Yiddish) a...
schmoose	19	16	(Yiddish) to chat in...
schmooze	22	25	(Yiddish) to chat in...
schmoozy	29	27	(Yiddish) gossipy, a...
schmucks	26	24	SCHMUCK [n]
schmucky	32	26	acting like a schmuc...
schnapps	23	20	a kind of brandy, al...
schnecke	22	21	(German) a sweet bre...
schnooks	19	18	SCHNOOK, (Yiddish) a...
schnorrs	19	14	SCHNORR, (Yiddish) t...
schnozes	21	23	SCHNOZ, (Yiddish) th...
scholars	20	14	SCHOLAR, a learned p...
scholion	19	15	(Greek) a marginal a...
scholium	22	18	an explanatory margi...
schooled	19	15	SCHOOL, to educate i...
schooler	19	14	a student attending...
schooles	19	14	SCHOOLE, (Shakespear...
schoolie	19	14	(Australian slang) a...
schooner	17	14	a kind of sailing ve...
schticks	25	20	SCHTICK, (Yiddish) a...
schtooks	20	17	SCHTOOK, (Yiddish) t...
schtucks	25	21	SCHTUCK, (Yiddish) t...
schussed	20	15	SCHUSS, to make a fa...
schusser	20	14	(German) one who mak...
schusses	20	14	SCHUSS, to make a fa...
sciaenid	16	13	a member of the fami...
sciarids	18	12	SCIARID, a minute, d...
sciatica	20	14	neuritis of the scia...
sciatics	21	14	SCIATIC, the sciatic...
scienced	19	16	versed [adj]
sciences	19	15	SCIENCE, knowledge o...
scienter	16	12	having knowledge [ad...
scilicet	22	15	(Latin) to wit; name...
scimetar	18	14	a curved oriental sw...
scimitar	19	14	a curved oriental sw...
scimiter	19	14	a curved oriental sw...
scincoid	20	16	belonging to the ski...
sciolism	20	15	superficial knowledg...
sciolist	19	12	one whose knowledge...
sciolous	18	13	knowing superficiall...
scirocco	23	17	(Italian) a hot, dry...
scirrhus	21	14	a hard tumour [n SCI...
scissels	19	12	SCISSEL, metal clipp...
scissile	19	12	capable of being cut...
scissils	20	12	SCISSIL, metal clipp...
scission	17	12	a division or split...
scissors	18	11	SCISSOR, to cut with...
scissure	18	12	a lengthwise cut [n...
sciurids	19	13	SCIURID, a member of...
sciurine	17	13	a member of the squi...
sciuroid	18	13	of or relating to sq...
sclaffed	22	19	SCLAFF, to strike th...
sclaffer	22	18	one who sclaffs, sla...
sclating	19	15	SCLATE, to slate [v]
sclereid	18	13	a thick-walled plant...
sclerema	18	15	(Greek) a hardening...
sclerite	18	12	a hard skeletal plat...
scleroid	18	13	of tissue, hard, har...
scleroma	18	15	a hardened patch of...
sclerose	17	12	to harden; to affect...
sclerous	18	13	hard, indurated, als...
sclimmed	21	19	SCLIM, (Scots) to cl...
scodiest	17	12	SCODY, (New Zealand)...
scoffers	21	17	SCOFFER, one who sco...
scoffing	22	20	scornful [adj SCOFFI...
scofflaw	25	21	a habitual law viola...
scogging	20	18	SCOG, (Scots) to she...
scoinson	15	13	the inner part of a...
scolders	18	13	SCOLDER, one who sco...
scolding	19	16	a harsh reproof [n -...
scoleces	20	15	SCOLEX, the knoblike...
scolecid	21	16	a worm of the Scolec...
scolices	21	15	SCOLEX, the knoblike...
scolioma	18	15	abnormal curvature o...
scollops	21	16	SCOLLOP, to indent l...
scolytid	25	15	any one of numerous...
scombrid	21	18	a fish of the Scombr...
scomfish	23	19	(Scots) to suffocate...
sconcing	20	18	SCONCE, to entrench,...
scontion	15	13	the inner part of a...
scoobies	18	14	SCOOBY, a clue, as i...
scooched	21	17	SCOOCH, to compress...
scooches	21	16	SCOOCH, to compress...
scooging	18	16	SCOOG, (Scots) to sh...
scoopers	18	14	SCOOPER, a tool used...
scoopful	22	19	as much as a scoop c...
scooping	19	17	the act of scooping...
scooshed	18	14	SCOOSH, to squirt, a...
scooshes	18	13	SCOOSH, to squirt, a...
scooters	16	11	SCOOTER [n]
scooting	17	14	SCOOT, to go quickly...
scopelid	20	16	a member of the Scop...
scopulae	19	16	SCOPULA, a brushlike...
scopulas	20	16	SCOPULA, a brushlike...
scorched	22	17	SCORCH, to burn slig...
scorcher	22	16	(colloquial) a very...
scorches	22	16	SCORCH, to burn slig...
scordato	16	12	(Italian) put out of...
scorepad	18	15	a pad on which score...
scorings	18	14	SCORING, orchestrati...
scorious	17	12	like slag, also SCOR...
scorners	16	12	SCORNER, one who sco...
scornful	20	17	expressing contempt...
scorning	17	15	the act of scorning...
scorpers	19	14	SCORPER, a semicircu...
scorpion	18	15	any arachnid of the...
scorsers	17	11	SCORSER, one who bar...
scorsing	18	14	SCORSE, (obsolete) t...
scotched	22	17	SCOTCH, to frustrate...
scotches	22	16	SCOTCH, to frustrate...
scotomas	17	14	SCOTOMA, dizziness w...
scotomia	17	14	(obsolete) dizziness...
scotopia	18	14	vision in dim light...
scotopic	22	17	relating to scotopia...
scotties	17	11	SCOTTIE, a short-leg...
scouging	19	17	SCOUG, (Scots) to sh...
scouping	20	18	SCOUP, (Scots) to bo...
scourers	17	12	SCOURER, (historical...
scourged	18	15	SCOURGE, to whip sev...
scourger	18	14	one who scourges [n...
scourges	18	14	SCOURGE, to whip sev...
scouries	17	12	SCOURIE, (Old Norse)...
scouring	18	15	material removed by...
scoursed	17	13	SCOURSE, to barter,...
scourses	17	12	SCOURSE, to barter,...
scousers	17	12	SCOUSER, a native of...
scouters	17	12	SCOUTER, an adult wo...
scouther	19	14	to scorch, also SCOW...
scouting	18	15	the act of one who s...
scowders	20	15	SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scowlers	21	15	SCOWLER, one who sco...
scowling	22	18	SCOWL, to frown angr...
scowping	23	20	SCOWP, (Scots) to bo...
scowrers	20	14	SCOWRER, (obsolete)...
scowries	20	14	SCOWRIE, (Old Norse)...
scowther	22	16	(Scots) to scorch, s...
scrabbed	21	18	SCRAB, (dialect) to...
scrabble	22	18	to claw or grope abo...
scrabbly	29	20	scrabbling [adj SCRA...
scragged	19	16	SCRAG, to wring the...
scraggly	27	18	irregular or ragged...
scraichs	23	16	SCRAICH, (Scots) to...
scraighs	21	15	SCRAIGH, (Scots) to...
scrambed	20	18	SCRAMB, (dialect) to...
scramble	21	18	to move hurriedly, a...
scramjet	20	23	a type of aircraft e...
scrammed	19	18	SCRAM, to leave quic...
scrannel	16	14	(archaic) a thin per...
scrapers	19	14	SCRAPER, one that sc...
scrapies	19	14	SCRAPIE, a disease o...
scraping	20	17	scraped off [n -S]
scrapped	21	18	SCRAP, to discard [v...
scrapper	21	17	a fighter [n -S]
scrapple	22	18	a mixture of ground...
scratchy	29	18	made by scratching [...
scratted	17	12	SCRAT, to scratch, a...
scrattle	18	12	to keep scratching,...
scrauchs	23	17	SCRAUCH, to squawk,...
scraughs	21	16	SCRAUGH, (Scots) to...
scravels	20	16	SCRAVEL, to move qui...
scrawbed	22	18	SCRAWB, to scrape wi...
scrawled	21	16	SCRAWL, to write has...
scrawler	21	15	one who scrawls [n -...
scrawmed	21	18	SCRAWM, (dialect) to...
scrawped	22	18	SCRAWP, (dialect) to...
screaked	17	16	SCREAK, to creak [v]
screamed	17	15	SCREAM, to utter a p...
screamer	17	14	a gooselike South Am...
screamos	17	14	SCREAMO, a form of e...
screechy	28	18	screeching [adj SCRE...
screeded	16	13	SCREED, to tear; to...
screeder	16	12	a person who lays pl...
screened	15	13	SCREEN, to provide w...
screener	15	12	one who screens [n -...
screenie	15	12	(Australian slang) a...
screeted	16	12	SCREET, (dialect) to...
screeved	18	16	SCREEVE, to write be...
screever	18	15	one who writes beggi...
screeves	18	15	SCREEVE, to write be...
screichs	23	16	SCREICH, to shriek,...
screighs	21	15	SCREIGH, to shriek,...
screwers	20	14	SCREWER, one who scr...
screwier	20	14	SCREWY, (colloquial)...
screwing	21	17	the act of screwing...
screwtop	22	17	a bottle with a scre...
screwups	23	18	SCREWUP, an instance...
scribble	23	18	to write hastily or...
scribbly	30	20	written hastily or i...
scribers	20	14	SCRIBER, a scribing...
scribing	21	17	the act of scribing...
scribism	22	17	the character and op...
scriechs	23	16	SCRIECH, (Scots) to...
scrienes	16	12	SCRIENE, (obsolete)...
scrieved	19	16	SCRIEVE, (Scots) to...
scrieves	19	15	SCRIEVE, (Scots) to...
scriggle	21	16	to wriggle, writhe [...
scriggly	28	18	wriggly [adj SCRIGGL...
scriking	20	18	SCRIKE, to shriek, a...
scrimped	21	18	SCRIMP, to scratch a...
scrimper	21	17	one who scrimps [n -...
scrimpit	22	17	(Scots) meager [adj]
scrimply	29	20	SCRIMP, scanty, also...
scrimure	19	15	(obsolete) a fencer...
scripted	20	15	SCRIPT, to prepare a...
scripter	20	14	one who scripts [n -...
scriving	21	18	SCRIVE, to write, es...
scrobbed	21	18	SCROB, to scrape wit...
scrobble	22	18	of an online music s...
scrofula	20	16	tuberculosis of the...
scroggie	19	15	abounding in scrogs,...
scroggin	19	16	(Australian) a hiker...
scrolled	19	14	SCROLL, to move text...
scroller	19	13	someone or something...
scroming	19	17	SCROME, (dialect) to...
scrooged	17	14	SCROOGE, to crowd; t...
scrooges	17	13	SCROOGE, to crowd; t...
scrooped	18	15	SCROOP, to make a ha...
scrootch	22	16	to crouch, also SCRO...
scrotums	19	15	SCROTUM, the bag of...
scrouged	18	15	SCROUGE, to crowd; t...
scrouger	18	14	(US archaic) a whopp...
scrouges	18	14	SCROUGE, to crowd; t...
scrounge	17	15	to gather by foragin...
scroungy	24	17	dirty [adj SCROUNGIE...
scrowdge	21	17	to crowd; to squeeze...
scrowled	21	16	SCROWLE, to draft, a...
scrowles	21	15	SCROWLE, to draft, a...
scroyles	24	14	SCROYLE, (obsolete)...
scrubbed	22	19	SCRUB, to rub hard i...
scrubber	22	18	an apparatus for rem...
scruffed	22	19	SCRUFF, in rugby, to...
scrummed	20	19	SCRUM, to mill aroun...
scrummie	20	18	(slang) a rugby scru...
scrumped	21	19	SCRUMP, to gather wi...
scrumple	22	19	to crumple or crush...
scrumpox	27	25	(slang) rugby slang...
scrunchy	29	20	able to be crushed [...
scrupled	21	17	SCRUPLE, to hesitate...
scrupler	21	16	one who has scruples...
scruples	21	16	SCRUPLE, to hesitate...
scrutiny	24	15	a close examination,...
scruzing	22	24	SCRUZE, (obsolete) t...
scryings	25	16	SCRYING, the practic...
scubaing	20	18	SCUBA, to dive using...
scuchins	23	18	SCUCHIN, (Spenser) a...
scudders	18	14	SCUDDER, one who scu...
scudding	19	17	SCUD, to run or move...
scuddled	19	16	SCUDDLE, to run hast...
scuddles	19	15	SCUDDLE, to run hast...
scudlers	19	14	SCUDLER, the conduct...
scuffers	22	18	SCUFFER, a type of s...
scuffing	23	21	SCUFF, to scrape the...
scuffled	23	20	SCUFFLE, to struggle...
scuffler	23	19	one who scuffles [n...
scuffles	23	19	SCUFFLE, to struggle...
scugging	21	19	SCUG, (Scots) to she...
sculches	24	18	SCULCH, rubbish, als...
sculkers	20	17	SCULKER, one that sk...
sculking	21	20	SCULK, to move about...
scullers	20	14	SCULLER, one that sc...
scullery	26	16	a storeroom and clea...
sculling	21	17	the act of sculling...
scullion	19	15	a kitchen servant wh...
sculping	22	19	SCULP, to form an im...
sculpins	21	17	SCULPIN, the scorpio...
sculpsit	22	16	(Latin) he or she sc...
sculpted	21	17	SCULPT, to form an i...
sculptor	21	16	one who sculpts [n -...
scumbags	22	20	SCUMBAG, a contempti...
scumball	23	20	a dirtbag [n -S]
scumbers	21	18	SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scumbled	22	20	SCUMBLE, to soften t...
scumbles	22	19	SCUMBLE, to soften t...
scumfish	24	20	(Scots) to suffocate...
scumless	20	16	having no scum [adj]
scumlike	21	20	like scum [adj]
scummers	20	18	SCUMMER, (Scots) a s...
scummier	20	18	SCUMMY, covered with...
scummily	28	21	SCUMMY, covered with...
scumming	21	21	matter removed as sc...
scungier	18	15	SCUNGY, (Australian...
scungile	19	16	(Italian) the meat o...
scungili	20	16	SCUNGILE, (Italian)...
scunging	19	18	SCUNGE, to slink abo...
scunners	16	14	SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppaug	23	21	a marine fish food,...
scuppers	22	18	SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scurfier	20	15	SCURFY, covered with...
scurried	18	13	SCURRY, to move hurr...
scurrier	18	12	(obsolete) a scout,...
scurries	18	12	SCURRY, to move hurr...
scurrile	19	13	(archaic) like or wo...
scurring	19	15	SCUR, to scour, sear...
scurvier	20	16	SCURVY, scabby, mean...
scurvies	20	16	SCURVY, a disease ca...
scurvily	28	19	SCURVY, scabby, mean...
scutages	18	14	SCUTAGE, (historical...
scutched	23	18	SCUTCH, to beat out...
scutcher	23	17	one who scutches, be...
scutches	23	17	SCUTCH, to beat out...
scutella	19	14	SCUTELLUM, a scale o...
scutiger	19	14	a kind of centipede;...
scutters	18	12	SCUTTER, to run hast...
scuttled	19	14	SCUTTLE, to move or...
scuttler	19	13	one who scuttles [n...
scuttles	19	13	SCUTTLE, to move or...
scutwork	22	19	tedious or menial wo...
scuzzbag	27	35	a dirty, disreputabl...
scuzzier	24	30	SCUZZY, dirty or sha...
scybalum	28	21	(Latin) a lump or ma...
scyphate	27	18	shaped like a cup [a...
scytales	24	14	SCYTALE, (Greek) a S...
scythers	26	15	SCYTHER, one who use...
scything	27	18	SCYTHE, to cut with...
sdaining	14	13	SDAINE, (obsolete) t...
sdayning	20	15	SDAYN, (obsolete) to...
sdeigned	14	13	SDEIGNE, (obsolete)...
sdeignes	14	12	SDEIGNE, (obsolete)...
sdeining	14	13	SDEIN, (obsolete) to...
seabanks	15	16	SEABANK, a bank besi...
seabeach	19	16	a beach lying along...
seabirds	16	12	SEABIRD, a bird freq...
seablite	16	12	a salt-marsh plant [...
seaboard	14	12	the line where land...
seaboots	14	11	SEABOOT, a waterproo...
seaborne	13	12	carried on the sea [...
seacoast	15	11	land bordering the s...
seacocks	20	18	SEACOCK, a valve in...
seacraft	18	14	skill in navigation...
seacunny	21	16	a lascar steersman [...
seadrome	13	12	a floating aerodrome...
seafarer	14	11	one who travels by s...
seafloor	15	12	the bottom of the se...
seafoams	15	14	SEAFOAM, foam formed...
seafolks	17	16	SEAFOLK, seafaring p...
seafoods	14	12	SEAFOOD, edible fish...
seafowls	19	15	SEAFOWL, a seabird [...
seafront	14	12	an area along the ed...
seagoing	14	13	designed for use on...
seagrass	14	10	a grasslike plant li...
seagulls	17	13	SEAGULL, a gull freq...
seahawks	19	17	SEAHAWK, a predatory...
seahorse	14	10	any marine fish of t...
seahound	14	13	the dogfish [n -S]
seakales	14	13	SEAKALE, a kind of m...
sealable	16	13	able to be sealed [a...
sealants	13	10	SEALANT, a sealing a...
sealifts	17	12	SEALIFT, to transpor...
sealines	13	10	SEALINE, a coastline...
sealings	15	12	SEALING, the act of...
seallike	16	14	like an aquatic mamm...
sealskin	15	14	the skin of a seal [...
sealyham	23	16	a terrier dog [n -S]
seamaids	14	12	SEAMAID, (Shakespear...
seamanly	20	15	SEAMAN [adv]
seamarks	15	15	SEAMARK, a landmark...
seamfree	15	14	of stockings, withou...
seamiest	14	11	SEAMY, unpleasant [a...
seamings	15	14	SEAMING, the act of...
seamless	15	12	having no seam, also...
seamlike	16	16	like a seam [adj]
seamount	13	13	a volcanic mountain...
seamsets	14	11	SEAMSET, a tool for...
seamster	14	11	a person whose occup...
seapiece	17	14	a picture representi...
seaplane	14	13	an airplane designed...
seaports	15	11	SEAPORT, a harbour f...
seaquake	21	22	an undersea earthqua...
searched	18	14	SEARCH, to look care...
searcher	18	13	one that searches [n...
searches	18	13	SEARCH, to look care...
searcing	17	14	SEARCE, (obsolete) t...
searings	14	11	SEARING, the act of...
searness	12	9	the state of being d...
searobin	14	12	an American fish of...
seascape	17	14	a picture representi...
seascout	16	12	a boy trained in wat...
seashell	17	12	the shell of a marin...
seashore	14	10	land bordering on th...
seasides	13	9	SEASIDE, the seashor...
seasonal	12	10	occurring at certain...
seasoned	11	10	SEASON, to improve f...
seasoner	11	9	one who seasons [n -...
seaspeak	15	15	a restricted variety...
seasures	13	9	SEASURE, (obsolete)...
seatback	19	18	the back of a seat [...
seatbelt	16	12	an arrangement of st...
seatings	14	11	SEATING, material fo...
seatless	14	9	without seats [adj]
seatmate	13	11	one with whom one sh...
seatrain	12	9	a ship equipped to c...
seatrout	13	9	a marine fish [n -S]
seatwork	17	15	work done at one's s...
seawalls	18	13	SEAWALL, a wall to p...
seawants	15	12	SEAWANT, (Native Ame...
seawards	16	12	towards the sea, als...
seawares	15	11	SEAWARE, seaweed use...
seawater	15	11	water from the sea [...
seaweeds	15	12	SEAWEED, any large p...
seaweedy	21	14	abounding in seaweed...
seawives	18	15	SEAWIFE, a kind of w...
seawoman	15	15	a woman serving at s...
seawomen	15	15	SEAWOMAN, a woman se...
seaworms	17	14	SEAWORM, a marine wo...
sebesten	14	12	(Arabic) an oriental...
secalose	16	12	a complex carbohydra...
secantly	23	15	SECANT, cutting [adv...
secateur	16	12	a pruning tool [n -S...
seceders	16	12	SECEDER, one who sec...
seceding	17	15	SECEDE, to withdraw...
secerned	15	13	SECERN, to discern a...
secesher	18	13	a secessionist, also...
seceshes	18	13	SECESH, a secessioni...
secluded	18	15	SECLUDE, to remove o...
secludes	18	14	SECLUDE, to remove o...
secodont	15	13	the cutting of back...
seconals	16	13	SECONAL, (tradename)...
seconded	15	14	SECOND, to support a...
secondee	14	13	a person on secondme...
seconder	15	13	one who seconds or s...
secondes	15	13	SECONDE, (French) in...
secondly	23	16	SECOND, number two i...
secreted	16	12	SECRETE, to emit by...
secreter	16	11	SECRET, hidden [adj]
secretes	16	11	SECRETE, to emit by...
secretin	16	12	a hormone secreted b...
secretly	24	14	SECRET, hidden [adv]
secretor	16	11	one that secretes [n...
sectator	16	11	an adherent of a par...
sections	16	12	SECTION, to divide i...
sectoral	17	12	pertaining to a sect...
sectored	16	12	SECTOR, to divide in...
seculars	18	13	SECULAR, a layman; a...
seculums	20	17	SECULUM, (Latin) an...
secundly	24	17	SECUND, esp. of the...
secundum	18	18	(Latin) according to...
securely	24	15	SECURE, free from da...
securers	17	12	SECURER, one who sec...
securest	17	12	SECURE, free from da...
securing	18	15	SECURE, to make firm...
security	24	14	the state of being s...
sedately	20	12	SEDATE, calm, self-p...
sedatest	13	9	SEDATE, calm, self-p...
sedating	14	12	SEDATE, to tranquill...
sedation	12	10	the reduction of str...
sedative	15	13	a drug the induces a...
sederunt	13	11	(Latin) a prolonged...
sedgiest	15	11	SEDGY, bordered by s...
sedilium	17	14	(Latin) a seat in a...
sediment	14	13	to settle in the bot...
sedition	13	10	incitement or rebell...
seducers	17	13	SEDUCER, one that se...
seducing	18	16	leading astray [adj...
seducive	19	17	able to seduce [adj]
seductor	17	13	(obsolete) one who s...
sedulity	22	13	the state of being s...
sedulous	15	12	diligent, perseverin...
seecatch	21	16	an adult male fur se...
seedbeds	15	13	SEEDBED, land prepar...
seedcake	16	16	a sweet cake with se...
seedcase	15	12	the protective outer...
seedhead	14	12	a seed-containing pa...
seediest	13	9	SEEDY, shabby [adj]
seedings	14	12	SEEDING, the act of...
seedless	14	10	without seeds [adj]
seedlike	15	14	like a seed [adj]
seedling	15	13	a young plant [n -S]
seedlips	17	13	SEEDLIP, a sower's b...
seedness	12	10	(obsolete) sowing, s...
seedpods	15	13	SEEDPOD, a type of s...
seedsman	13	13	a dealer in seeds, a...
seedsmen	13	13	SEEDSMAN, a dealer i...
seedtime	14	12	the season for sowin...
seeliest	14	9	SEELY, fortunate; in...
seelings	15	12	SEELING, (Spenser) a...
seemings	15	14	SEEMING, appearance,...
seemless	15	12	(Spenser) unseemly,...
seemlier	15	12	SEEMLY, of pleasing...
seepages	15	13	SEEPAGE, the quantit...
seepiest	15	11	SEEPY, oozing with w...
seesawed	15	12	SEESAW, to move up a...
seethers	15	10	SEETHER, a pot for b...
seething	16	13	very angry [adj SEET...
seewings	17	14	SEEWING, (Spenser) p...
segments	15	14	SEGMENT, to divide i...
segolate	14	11	in Hebrew, a disylla...
segreant	13	11	in heraldry, with ra...
segueing	15	14	SEGUE, to proceed fr...
segugios	16	13	SEGUGIO, (Italian) a...
seicento	15	12	(Italian) the sevent...
seigneur	14	12	a feudal lord, also...
seignior	14	11	a feudal lord, also...
seignory	20	13	feudal lordship, als...
seinings	14	12	SEINING, fishing wit...
seisable	16	12	able to be seised [a...
seisings	15	11	SEISING, the act of...
seismism	17	14	the natural activity...
seisures	14	9	SEISURE, the act of...
seizable	19	21	able to be seized [a...
seizings	18	20	SEIZING, the act of...
seizures	17	18	SEIZURE, the act of...
seladang	14	13	a kind of wild ox, a...
selamlik	18	17	(Turkish) the portio...
selcouth	20	15	(obsolete) strange,...
seldomly	23	16	SELDOM, infrequent [...
seldseen	13	11	(obsolete) seldom se...
selectas	17	12	SELECTA, a disc jock...
selected	17	13	SELECT, to choose [v...
selectee	16	12	one that is selected...
selectly	25	15	SELECT, choice [adv]
selector	17	12	something or someone...
selenate	12	10	a salt of selenic ac...
selenian	12	11	of the moon [adj]
selenide	13	11	a compound of seleni...
selenite	13	10	a variety of gypsum...
selenium	15	14	a nonmetallic solid...
selenous	13	11	of selenium in lower...
selfdoms	18	16	SELFDOM, selfhood [n...
selfheal	19	15	a perennial herb wit...
selfhood	18	15	the state of being a...
selfings	18	15	SELFING, self-fertil...
selfisms	19	15	SELFISM, concentrati...
selfists	18	12	SELFIST, one who is...
selfless	18	13	unselfish [adj SELFL...
selfness	16	13	the state of being a...
selfsame	17	15	identical [adj]
selfward	20	16	towards oneself [adv...
selictar	18	12	(Turkish) a sword-be...
sellable	18	14	able to be sold [adj...
sellings	17	13	SELLING, the act of...
selloffs	20	16	SELLOFF, the sale of...
sellouts	16	11	SELLOUT, a performan...
seltzers	18	18	SELTZER, (German) na...
selvaged	17	16	SELVAGE, to border a...
selvagee	16	15	an untwisted skein o...
selvages	17	15	SELVAGE, to border a...
selvedge	17	16	to border a fabric t...
semantic	17	15	of or relating to me...
semantra	13	12	SEMANTRON, (Greek) a...
semblant	17	16	(archaic) a likeness...
sembling	19	18	SEMBLE, to bring tog...
semester	14	11	(Latin) a period of...
semiarid	15	12	receiving between 10...
semibald	18	16	partly bald [adj]
semibold	18	16	a typeface between m...
semibull	20	17	a bull issued by a p...
semicoma	18	17	a coma from which a...
semideaf	16	15	partly deaf [adj]
semidome	15	15	a half dome [n -S]
semigala	16	14	an event similar to...
semihard	17	14	moderately hard [adj...
semihigh	21	17	moderately high [adj...
semihobo	18	16	a person having some...
semillon	16	14	a white grape grown...
semilune	15	14	(French) a half-moon...
semimatt	16	14	having a slight lust...
semimild	18	16	partly mild [adj]
semimute	16	15	a person who is part...
seminars	14	12	SEMINAR, an advanced...
seminary	20	14	a school for trainin...
seminate	13	12	to sow [v SEMINATED,...
seminoma	14	15	a malignant tumour o...
seminude	14	14	partly nude [adj]
semiopen	15	15	partly open [adj]
semioses	14	11	SEMIOSIS, a process...
semiosis	15	11	a process in which s...
semiotic	18	14	relating to signs or...
semioval	17	16	in the shape of half...
semipeds	17	15	SEMIPED, a half foot...
semipros	17	14	SEMIPRO, one who is...
semisoft	17	14	moderately soft [adj...
semitars	15	11	SEMITAR, (obsolete)...
semitaur	15	12	(obsolete) a curved...
semitist	16	11	a Semitic scholar [n...
semitone	13	12	half a tone, one of...
semiwild	20	16	somewhat wild [adj]
semolina	14	13	a granular product o...
semplest	18	15	SEMPLE, of humble bi...
semplice	21	18	(Italian) as a music...
sempster	17	14	a person who sews [n...
semuncia	17	16	(Latin) a Roman coin...
senaries	12	9	SENARY, a set of six...
senarius	13	10	a Greek or Latin ver...
senators	12	9	SENATOR, a member of...
sendable	15	14	able to be sent [adj...
sendings	14	13	SENDING, an act of d...
sendoffs	17	16	SENDOFF, a farewell...
senecios	15	12	SENECIO, any plant o...
senesced	15	13	SENESCE, to become o...
senesces	15	12	SENESCE, to become o...
sengreen	12	12	houseleek, a plant w...
senhoras	14	11	SENHORA, (Spanish) a...
senhores	14	11	SENHOR, (Spanish) a...
senilely	21	13	SENILE, deteriorated...
senility	21	12	mental and physical...
sennight	16	14	(archaic) the space...
senopias	14	12	SENOPIA, improvement...
senorita	12	9	(Spanish) a mode of...
sensated	12	10	SENSATE, to apprehen...
sensates	12	9	SENSATE, to apprehen...
senseful	16	14	full of sense; reaso...
sensible	16	13	something that can b...
sensibly	23	15	SENSIBLE, showing go...
sensilla	15	11	(Latin) in insects,...
sensings	14	12	SENSING, the act of...
sensisms	15	12	SENSISM, the doctrin...
sensists	14	9	SENSIST, one who ind...
sensoria	12	9	SENSORIUM, the area...
sensuous	13	11	pertaining to or der...
sentence	14	13	to declare judiciall...
sentient	12	10	capable of sensation...
sentimos	14	12	SENTIMO, a monetary...
sentinel	13	11	to stand guard [v SE...
sentries	13	9	SENTRY, the one who...
sepadded	15	14	SEPAD, to suppose, u...
sepaline	15	13	of the form of sepal...
sepalled	17	14	having one or more s...
sepalody	22	15	transformation into...
sepaloid	16	13	of the form of sepal...
sepalous	16	13	having sepals [adj]
separata	14	11	SEPARATUM, a separat...
separate	14	11	apart [adj SEPARATEL...
sepiment	16	15	a hedge [n -S]
sepiosts	16	11	SEPIOST, cuttlebone,...
seppukus	20	20	SEPPUKU, (Japanese)...
septages	16	13	SEPTAGE, the waste i...
septaria	15	11	SEPTARIUM, a nodule...
septette	15	11	a group of seven, al...
septical	20	15	having power to prom...
septimal	18	15	relating to seven [a...
septimes	17	14	SEPTIME, the seventh...
septleva	18	16	(French) in the game...
septoria	15	11	a type of fungus [n...
septuors	16	12	SEPTUOR, a group of...
septuple	19	16	to make seven times...
sequelae	21	19	SEQUELA, an abnormal...
sequence	23	22	to arrange in order...
sequency	30	24	the following of one...
sequents	21	19	SEQUENT, a follower...
sequined	21	20	SEQUIN, to apply shi...
sequitur	23	19	(Latin) something th...
sequoias	21	18	SEQUOIA, any of a ge...
serafile	16	12	men riding in the re...
serafins	15	12	SERAFIN, (Portuguese...
seraglio	15	11	a harem, also SERAIL...
seraphic	21	16	of or like a seraph,...
seraphim	19	16	in Christian theolog...
seraphin	17	14	(Portuguese) a forme...
serenade	11	10	(French) a piece of...
serenata	11	9	(Italian) a piece of...
serenate	11	9	to calm, make serene...
serenely	19	12	SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serenest	12	9	SERENE, calm, tranqu...
serening	13	12	SERENE, to tranquill...
serenity	19	11	the state of being s...
serfages	16	13	SERFAGE, the state o...
serfdoms	17	15	SERFDOM, the state o...
serfhood	17	14	the state of being a...
serflike	18	16	like a serf [adj]
serfship	21	16	the state of being a...
sergeant	13	11	a noncommissioned mi...
sergings	16	13	SERGING, a process o...
serially	22	12	SERIAL, in sequence...
seriated	13	9	SERIATE, to arrange...
seriates	13	8	SERIATE, to arrange...
seriatim	15	11	(Latin) one after an...
sericins	17	12	SERICIN, the gelatin...
sericite	17	11	a silky potash mica...
sericons	16	12	SERICON, a conjectur...
seriemas	14	11	SERIEMA, a large Sou...
seriffed	18	15	with a serif, a deco...
seringas	14	11	SERINGA, (Portuguese...
serjeant	14	18	a noncommissioned mi...
serkalis	16	13	SERKALI, (Swahili) i...
sermoned	13	13	SERMON, to preach a...
sermoner	13	12	a preacher; a sermon...
sermonet	13	12	a short sermon, also...
sermonic	17	15	like, or appropriate...
serology	21	13	the science of serum...
serosity	20	10	the state of being s...
serotine	12	9	a kind of bat, named...
serotiny	19	11	the condition of hav...
serotype	21	13	to classify accordin...
serovars	15	12	SEROVAR, a group of...
serpents	15	12	SERPENT, a snake [n]
serpigos	17	13	SERPIGO, a spreading...
serpulae	16	13	SERPULA, a member of...
serpulas	17	13	SERPULA, a member of...
serpulid	18	14	a marine worm that l...
serranid	13	10	a group of fish, sea...
serranos	12	9	SERRANO, (Spanish) a...
serrated	13	9	SERRATE, to supply w...
serrates	13	8	SERRATE, to supply w...
serratus	14	9	a muscle of the thor...
serrying	21	13	SERRY, to press clos...
seruewed	16	13	SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
seruewes	16	12	SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
servable	18	16	capable of being ser...
servants	15	13	SERVANT, to act as s...
servewed	18	16	SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
servewes	18	15	SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
serviced	19	16	SERVICE, to repair [...
servicer	19	15	one who services [n...
services	19	15	SERVICE, to repair [...
servient	15	13	subordinate [adj]
serviles	17	13	SERVILE, a servile p...
servings	17	15	SERVING, a portion o...
servitor	16	12	one who serves; a cl...
servlets	17	13	SERVLET, a small pro...
servqual	25	23	a marketing concept...
sesamoid	14	12	shaped like a sesame...
sessions	13	9	SESSION, a period of...
sesspool	16	12	a covered well or pi...
sesterce	16	11	(Latin) a Roman coin...
sestette	13	8	a group of six, a pi...
sestetto	13	8	a piece of music com...
sestetts	14	8	SESTETT, a piece of...
sestinas	13	9	SESTINA, (Italian) a...
sestines	13	9	SESTINE, an old vers...
setbacks	20	18	SETBACK, a defeat [n...
setenant	11	10	(French) in philatel...
setiform	17	14	having the form of a...
setlines	14	10	SETLINE, a strong fi...
setscrew	20	14	a type of screw [n -...
settered	13	9	SETTER, to treat wit...
settings	15	11	SETTING, the scenery...
settlers	15	9	SETTLER, one who set...
settling	16	12	the residue in the b...
settlors	15	9	SETTLOR, one who mak...
setuales	14	10	SETUALE, (Spenser) v...
setulose	14	10	covered with setae,...
setulous	15	11	having small bristle...
setwalls	19	13	SETWALL, valerian, a...
sevenths	17	15	SEVENTH, one of seve...
severals	16	13	SEVERAL, privately o...
severely	22	15	SEVERE, strict, hars...
severest	15	12	SEVERE, strict, hars...
severies	15	12	SEVERY, a compartmen...
severing	16	15	SEVER, to divide or...
severity	22	14	the state of being s...
seviches	21	17	SEVICHE, (Spanish) i...
sevrugas	17	15	SEVRUGA, (Russian) a...
sewellel	19	14	(Native American) th...
sewerage	16	13	the waste matter car...
sewering	17	14	the provision of sew...
sexfoils	23	19	SEXFOIL, a window, d...
sexiness	19	16	the state of being s...
sexology	27	20	the study of human s...
sexperts	22	18	SEXPERT, an expert i...
sextains	19	16	SEXTAIN, a stanza of...
sextants	19	16	SEXTANT, a navigatio...
sextarii	20	15	SEXTARIUS, (Latin) a...
sextette	19	15	a piece of music com...
sextetts	20	15	SEXTETT, a piece of...
sextiles	21	16	SEXTILE, the aspect...
sextings	21	18	SEXTING, the act of...
sextolet	20	16	a group of six notes...
sextuors	20	16	SEXTUOR, a group of...
sextuple	23	20	sixfold [adj SEXTUPL...
sextuply	30	22	in Scots law, to off...
sexually	28	20	SEXUAL, pertaining t...
seysures	20	11	SEYSURE, (Shakespear...
sforzati	19	20	SFORZATO, (Italian)...
sforzato	18	20	(Italian) a suddenly...
sfumatos	17	15	SFUMATO, (Italian) a...
shabbier	20	16	SHABBY, not smart [a...
shabbily	28	19	SHABBY, not smart [a...
shabbles	21	17	SHABBLE, (Scots) an...
shabrack	22	20	(historical) a troop...
shackier	20	17	SHACKY, dilapidated...
shacking	21	20	SHACK, to avoid resp...
shackled	21	19	SHACKLE, to confine...
shackler	21	18	one who shackles [n...
shackles	21	18	SHACKLE, to confine...
shackoes	19	17	SHACKO, (Hungarian)...
shadblow	22	18	an American rosaceou...
shadbush	21	17	an American rosaceou...
shadchan	20	17	a Jewish marriage br...
shaddock	20	19	a grapefruit-like tr...
shadiest	16	11	SHADY, full of shade...
shadings	17	14	SHADING, protection...
shadkhan	18	18	(Hebrew) a Jewish ma...
shadoofs	17	14	SHADOOF, (Arabic) a...
shadowed	18	15	SHADOW, to make dark...
shadower	18	14	one who shadows [n -...
shadrach	21	16	a mass of iron on wh...
shafters	18	13	SHAFTER, a shaft-hor...
shafting	19	16	a system of rods for...
shagbark	20	19	a rough-barked speci...
shaggers	18	14	SHAGGER, (vulgar sla...
shaggier	18	14	SHAGGY, covered with...
shaggily	26	17	SHAGGY, covered with...
shagging	19	17	SHAG, to make shaggy...
shagpile	20	16	of carpets, having a...
shagreen	15	13	the rough skin of ce...
shagroon	15	13	(Irish) an early set...
shahadah	19	15	(Arabic) the Muslim...
shahadas	17	13	SHAHADA, (Arabic) th...
shahdoms	19	16	SHAHDOM, the territo...
shaheeds	17	13	SHAHEED, (Arabic) a...
shaitans	15	11	SHAITAN, (Arabic) an...
shakable	19	18	that can be shaken,...
shakeout	16	15	a minor economic rec...
shakeups	19	18	SHAKEUP, a total reo...
shakiest	17	14	SHAKY, shaking [adj]
shakings	18	17	SHAKING, the act of...
shakudos	17	16	SHAKUDO, (Japanese)...
shaliest	17	11	SHALY, resembling sh...
shallons	17	13	SHALLON, an evergree...
shalloon	16	13	a light woollen fabr...
shallops	20	15	SHALLOP, a light riv...
shallots	18	12	SHALLOT, an onion wi...
shallows	21	15	SHALLOW, to become s...
shalwars	20	14	SHALWAR, (Urdu) loos...
shamable	19	17	capable of being sha...
shamably	26	19	SHAMABLE, capable of...
shamanic	19	17	pertaining to a sham...
shambled	20	18	SHAMBLE, to walk awk...
shambles	20	17	SHAMBLE, to walk awk...
shameful	20	18	disgraceful [adj SHA...
shamiana	15	14	(Hindi) in India, a...
shaminas	16	14	SHAMINA, a wool blen...
shamisen	16	14	(Japanese) a banjo-l...
shammash	20	18	(Yiddish) a minor of...
shammers	18	16	SHAMMER, one who sha...
shammied	18	17	SHAMMY, to prepare l...
shammies	18	16	SHAMMY, to prepare l...
shamming	19	19	SHAM, to feign [v]
shamosim	18	16	SHAMOS, (Yiddish) a...
shamoyed	22	16	SHAMOY, to prepare s...
shampoos	18	16	SHAMPOO, to wash wit...
shamrock	21	20	a trifoliate leaf or...
shamuses	17	14	SHAMUS, (US slang) a...
shandies	15	12	SHANDY, a mixture of...
shanghai	18	15	to kidnap for servic...
shanking	17	18	SHANK, to hit sharpl...
shannies	14	12	SHANNY, a small mari...
shanteys	21	13	SHANTEY, a song sung...
shanties	15	11	SHANTY, a song sung...
shantihs	18	13	SHANTIH, (Sanskrit)...
shantung	16	15	(Chinese) a plain ro...
shapable	20	17	that may be shaped,...
shapened	16	15	SHAPEN, to shape [v]
shapeups	20	17	SHAPEUP, a method of...
shapings	19	16	SHAPING, the act of...
sharable	18	14	that can be shared,...
shareman	15	14	a fisherman who shar...
sharemen	15	14	SHAREMAN, a fisherma...
shariahs	18	12	SHARIAH, (Turkish) t...
shariats	16	10	SHARIAT, (Turkish) t...
sharings	17	13	SHARING, the act of...
sharkers	17	14	SHARKER, one who liv...
sharking	18	17	trickery, deception...
sharkish	20	16	behaving like a shar...
sharnier	15	11	SHARNY, like cow-dun...
sharnies	15	11	SHARNY, a person res...
sharpens	17	14	SHARPEN, to make sha...
sharpers	18	13	SHARPER, a cheat or...
sharpest	18	13	SHARP, keen, acute [...
sharpies	18	13	SHARPIE, a flat-bott...
sharping	19	16	raising a note in mu...
sharpish	21	15	somewhat sharp [adj]
shashing	19	15	SHASH, to provide wi...
shashlik	21	17	(Russian) a type of...
shasliks	19	15	SHASLIK, (Russian) a...
shasters	16	10	SHASTER, (Sanskrit)...
shastras	16	10	SHASTRA, (Sanskrit)...
shatoosh	17	12	(Persian) a fine woo...
shatters	16	10	SHATTER, to break in...
shattery	22	12	brittle [adj]
shauchle	22	17	(Scots) to shuffle [...
shauchly	29	19	shuffling [adj SHAUC...
shauling	18	15	SHAUL, to become sha...
shavable	20	18	capable of being sha...
shavings	19	17	SHAVING, something s...
shawarma	19	16	(Arabic) a sandwich...
shawleys	26	16	SHAWLEY, in Ireland,...
shawlies	20	14	SHAWLIE, in Ireland,...
shawling	21	17	the wearing of a sha...
sheading	16	14	an administrative di...
sheafier	17	13	SHEAFY, like sheafs...
sheafing	18	16	SHEAF, to gather int...
shealing	17	14	a rough hut near sum...
shearers	15	10	SHEARER, one who she...
shearing	16	13	the act of cutting w...
shearleg	17	13	one of the spars of...
shearman	15	14	a textile worker [n...
shearmen	15	14	SHEARMAN, a textile...
sheathed	17	13	SHEATHE, to put into...
sheather	17	12	one who sheathes [n...
sheathes	17	12	SHEATHE, to put into...
sheaving	18	17	SHEAVE, to gather in...
shebangs	18	16	SHEBANG, a situation...
shebeans	16	14	SHEBEAN, a place whe...
shebeens	16	14	SHEBEEN, to operate...
shechita	21	15	(Hebrew) the slaught...
shedable	18	15	capable of being cas...
shedders	16	12	SHEDDER, one that ca...
shedding	17	15	the act of casting o...
shedfuls	20	16	SHEDFUL, the content...
shedhand	17	15	a person who works i...
shedlike	18	16	resembling a small,...
shedload	16	13	a large amount [n -S...
sheeling	17	14	SHEEL, (Shakespeare)...
sheeneys	20	13	SHEENEY, a Jew, a pa...
sheenful	18	16	shining [adj]
sheenier	14	11	SHEENY, bright, shin...
sheenies	14	11	SHEENIE, a Jew, a pa...
sheening	15	14	SHEEN, to shine, hav...
sheepcot	20	16	a small enclosure fo...
sheepdog	18	16	a dog trained in the...
sheepier	17	13	SHEEPY, sheeplike [a...
sheepish	20	15	embarrassed [adj SHE...
sheepman	17	17	a man who raises she...
sheepmen	17	17	SHEEPMAN, a man who...
sheerest	15	10	SHEER, utter [adj]
sheering	16	13	SHEER, to swerve, to...
sheerleg	17	13	one of the spars of...
sheeshas	17	12	SHEESHA, (Urdu) a ki...
sheeters	15	10	SHEETER, one that sh...
sheetfed	17	14	pertaining to a type...
sheetier	15	10	SHEETY, like sheets...
sheeting	16	13	cloth for sheets [n...
shehitah	20	14	(Hebrew) the slaught...
shehitas	18	12	SHEHITA, (Hebrew) th...
shehnais	17	13	SHEHNAI, (Bengali) a...
sheikdom	18	18	the domain of a shei...
sheikhas	19	16	SHEIKHA, (Arabic) th...
sheiling	18	14	a rough hut near sum...
sheitans	15	11	SHEITAN, (Arabic) an...
sheitels	17	11	SHEITEL, (Yiddish) a...
shekalim	19	18	SHEKEL, (Hebrew) the...
shekelim	19	18	SHEKEL, (Hebrew) the...
shelduck	22	20	a large duck of genu...
shelfful	23	19	as much as a shelf c...
shelfier	19	14	SHELFY, abounding in...
shelfing	20	17	SHELF, to put on a s...
shellack	22	19	to cover with a thin...
shellacs	21	15	SHELLAC, to cover wi...
shellers	18	12	SHELLER, one who she...
shellful	22	17	enough to fill a she...
shellier	18	12	SHELLY, abounding in...
shelling	19	15	the act of shelling...
shelters	17	11	SHELTER, to provide...
sheltery	23	13	giving shelter [adj]
shelties	17	11	SHELTIE, a small, sh...
shelvers	19	15	SHELVER, a person em...
shelvier	19	15	SHELVY, having sandb...
shelving	20	18	material for shelves...
shemales	17	14	SHEMALE, a person, b...
shending	16	15	SHEND, (archaic) to...
shepherd	20	16	to watch over carefu...
sheqalim	26	23	SHEQEL, an ancient u...
sherangs	16	13	SHERANG, (Australian...
sherbert	18	13	a frozen fruit-flavo...
sherbets	18	13	SHERBET, a frozen fr...
shereefs	17	13	SHEREEF, a descendan...
sheriats	16	10	SHERIAT, (Turkish) t...
sheriffs	21	16	SHERIFF, a law-enfor...
sherlock	21	18	to investigate (some...
sheroots	15	10	SHEROOT, a square-cu...
sherried	16	11	cooked or flavoured...
sherries	16	10	SHERRY, a fortified...
sherwani	18	14	(Hindi) in India, a...
shetland	16	13	a lightweight loosel...
shetting	17	13	SHET, (dialect) to s...
sheuched	21	17	SHEUCH, to plant tem...
sheughed	19	16	SHEUGH, (Scots) to p...
shiatsus	17	11	SHIATSU, (Japanese)...
shiatzus	20	20	SHIATZU, (Japanese)...
shickers	21	17	SHICKER, (Australian...
shicksas	21	17	SHICKSA, (Yiddish) a...
shidders	17	12	SHIDDER, (Spenser) a...
shidduch	23	18	(Judaism) an arrange...
shielded	17	13	SHIELD, to protect f...
shielder	17	12	one who shields [n -...
shieling	18	14	a rough hut near sum...
shifters	19	13	SHIFTER, one who shi...
shiftier	19	13	SHIFTY, evasive [adj...
shiftily	27	16	SHIFTY, evasive [adv...
shifting	20	16	the act of shifting...
shigella	19	14	a rod-shaped bacteri...
shiitake	17	14	(Japanese) a large d...
shikaras	17	14	SHIKARA, (Hindi) a l...
shikaree	16	14	(Urdu) a hunter, esp...
shikaris	18	14	SHIKARI, (Urdu) a hu...
shikkers	19	18	SHIKKER, (Australian...
shiksehs	20	16	SHIKSEH, (Yiddish) a...
shilingi	19	14	a monetary unit of T...
shillala	19	13	(Irish) an Irish cud...
shilling	20	15	a former monetary un...
shimaals	18	14	SHIMAAL, (Arabic) in...
shimmers	19	16	SHIMMER, to glimmer...
shimmery	25	18	glistening [adj SHIM...
shimmeys	25	18	SHIMMEY, a chemise [...
shimmied	19	17	SHIMMY, to dance the...
shimmies	19	16	SHIMMY, to dance the...
shimming	20	19	SHIM, to adjust by u...
shinbone	16	15	the tibia [n -S]
shindies	16	12	SHINDY, a commotion,...
shindigs	18	14	SHINDIG, a lively no...
shingled	18	15	SHINGLE, to cover wi...
shingler	18	14	a person who shingle...
shingles	18	14	SHINGLE, to cover wi...
shiniest	16	11	SHINY, filled with l...
shinkins	17	16	SHINKIN, (Welsh) a w...
shinleaf	18	15	a perennial herb [n...
shinnery	21	14	a dense growth of sm...
shinneys	21	14	SHINNEY, to play a f...
shinnied	15	13	SHINNY, to climb by...
shinnies	15	12	SHINNY, to climb by...
shinning	16	15	SHIN, to climb by gr...
shinolas	16	12	SHINOLA, (trade) a k...
shintied	16	12	SHINTY, to play shin...
shinties	16	11	SHINTY, to play shin...
shipfuls	23	18	SHIPFUL, a ship with...
shiplaps	22	17	SHIPLAP, an arrangem...
shipless	20	14	without a ship [adj]
shipload	19	15	a ship with a full c...
shipmate	19	16	a fellow sailor [n -...
shipment	19	17	something that is sh...
shippens	20	17	SHIPPEN, a cowshed,...
shippers	21	16	SHIPPER, a person or...
shippies	21	16	SHIPPIE, a prostitut...
shipping	22	19	the business of one...
shippons	20	17	SHIPPON, a cowshed,...
shipside	19	14	the area alongside a...
shiptime	20	16	the annual arrival o...
shipways	28	18	SHIPWAY, a sliding w...
shipworm	23	19	a wormlike mollusc,...
shipyard	25	16	a place where ships...
shiralee	16	11	(Australian slang) a...
shirazes	19	19	SHIRAZ, (Persian) a...
shireman	16	14	a law-enforcement of...
shiremen	16	14	SHIREMAN, a law-enfo...
shirkers	18	14	SHIRKER, one who shi...
shirking	19	17	SHIRK, to avoid work...
shirring	18	13	a puckered arrangeme...
shirtier	17	10	SHIRTY, irritable, a...
shirtily	25	13	SHIRTY, irritable, a...
shirting	18	13	fabric used for maki...
shitakes	17	14	SHITAKE, (Japanese)...
shitbags	20	15	SHITBAG, an unpleasa...
shitcans	19	14	SHITCAN, to discard...
shitface	21	16	a contemptible perso...
shithead	18	13	an unpleasant person...
shitheel	19	13	a contemptible perso...
shithole	19	13	a filthy place [n -S...
shitless	18	11	very frightened, as...
shitlist	19	11	a blacklist of peopl...
shitload	17	12	(slang) a lot [n -S]
shittahs	19	12	SHITTAH, (Hebrew) a...
shitters	17	10	SHITTER, (slang) a t...
shittier	17	10	SHITTY, very unpleas...
shittily	25	13	SHITTY, very unpleas...
shittims	19	13	SHITTIM, (Hebrew) th...
shitting	18	13	SHIT, to defecate [v...
shitwork	21	17	work considered to b...
shivaree	17	14	to perform a mock se...
shivered	18	15	SHIVER, to tremble w...
shiverer	18	14	one who shivers [n -...
shivitis	20	14	SHIVITI, a plaque wi...
shivving	22	21	SHIV [v]
shizzles	24	29	SHIZZLE, a form of s...
shkotzim	22	26	SHEGETZ, (Yiddish) a...
shlemiel	19	15	(Yiddish) an unlucky...
shlepped	21	18	SHLEPP, (Yiddish) to...
shlepper	21	17	(Yiddish) an incompe...
shloshim	21	16	(Judaism) the period...
shlumped	21	19	SHLUMP, (Yiddish) to...
shmaltzy	28	25	characterized by sch...
shmattes	17	13	SHMATTE, (Yiddish) c...
shmeared	16	14	SHMEAR, (Yiddish) to...
shmeered	16	14	SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shmoosed	16	14	SHMOOSE, (Yiddish) t...
shmooses	16	13	SHMOOSE, (Yiddish) t...
shmoozed	19	23	SHMOOZE, (Yiddish) t...
shmoozer	19	22	one who shmoozes, al...
shmoozes	19	22	SHMOOZE, (Yiddish) t...
shnorrer	15	11	(Yiddish) a beggar,...
shoalest	16	11	SHOAL, shallow, also...
shoalier	16	11	SHOALY, full of shal...
shoaling	17	14	a shallow area of wa...
shochets	21	15	SHOCHET, (Hebrew) a...
shockers	20	17	SHOCKER, one that sh...
shocking	21	20	SHOCK, to outrage fe...
shoddier	16	12	SHODDY, of poor qual...
shoddies	16	12	SHODDY, woollen fibr...
shoddily	24	15	SHODDY, of poor qual...
shoebill	20	15	a large African wadi...
shoehorn	16	13	to force into a smal...
shoeings	16	13	SHOEING, the act of...
shoelace	18	14	a lace for fastening...
shoeless	16	11	without shoes [adj]
shoepack	21	20	a waterproof boot, a...
shoepacs	20	16	SHOEPAC, a waterproo...
shoetree	14	10	a device for prevent...
shofroth	20	15	SHOFAR, a horn blown...
shogging	19	17	SHOG, to move along...
shoggled	19	16	SHOGGLE, (Scots) to...
shoggles	19	15	SHOGGLE, (Scots) to...
shogunal	17	15	relating to a shogun...
shoneens	13	12	SHONEEN, (Irish) an...
shonkier	16	15	SHONKY, (Australian...
shoogied	16	13	SHOOGIE, (Scots) to...
shoogies	16	12	SHOOGIE, (Scots) to...
shoogled	17	14	SHOOGLE, (Scots) to...
shoogles	17	13	SHOOGLE, (Scots) to...
shooling	17	14	SHOOL, (dialect) to...
shooshed	17	13	SHOOSH, to move with...
shooshes	17	12	SHOOSH, to move with...
shooters	15	10	SHOOTER, one who sho...
shooties	15	10	SHOOTIE, a fashionab...
shooting	16	13	the act of one that...
shootist	16	10	a skilled marksman [...
shootout	15	11	a battle fought with...
shopbots	20	16	SHOPBOT, a website t...
shopboys	26	18	SHOPBOY, a boy emplo...
shopfuls	22	18	SHOPFUL, as much as...
shopgirl	21	16	a salesgirl [n -S]
shophars	20	15	SHOPHAR, (Hebrew) a...
shopless	19	14	having no stores [ad...
shoplift	22	17	to steal goods from...
shoppers	20	16	SHOPPER, one who sho...
shoppier	20	16	SHOPPY, abounding wi...
shoppies	20	16	SHOPPY, a shop assis...
shopping	21	19	the activity of visi...
shoptalk	20	18	conversation concern...
shopworn	20	17	showing wear from be...
shoreman	15	14	one who dwells on or...
shoremen	15	14	SHOREMAN, one who dw...
shorings	17	13	SHORING, a system of...
shortage	16	12	an insufficient supp...
shortarm	17	13	using a bent arm [ad...
shortcut	20	14	to take a shorter or...
shortens	15	11	SHORTEN, to check or...
shortest	16	10	SHORT, having little...
shortias	16	10	SHORTIA, a perennial...
shorties	16	10	SHORTY, (colloquial)...
shorting	17	13	SHORT, to cause a ty...
shortish	19	12	somewhat short [adj]
shotguns	17	14	SHOTGUN, to shoot wi...
shothole	18	13	a hole drilled in a...
shotting	17	13	SHOT, to load with s...
shottles	17	11	SHOTTLE, (Scots) a s...
shoulder	17	13	to assume the burden...
shouldst	18	13	SHALL, used as an au...
shouters	16	11	SHOUTER, one who sho...
shouther	18	13	(Scots) to assume th...
shoutier	16	11	SHOUTY, prone to sho...
shouting	17	14	loud [adj SHOUTINGLY...
shoutout	16	12	a public greeting, e...
shoveled	18	16	SHOVEL, to use a dig...
shoveler	18	15	a kind of duck with...
shovings	19	17	SHOVING, the act of...
showable	21	17	able to be shown [ad...
showboat	20	16	to show off [v -ED,...
showcase	21	16	to show something of...
showding	20	17	SHOWD, (Scots) to ro...
showdown	21	18	an event that causes...
showered	18	14	SHOWER, to bathe in...
showerer	18	13	one who showers [n -...
showghes	22	17	SHOWGHE, (Shakespear...
showgirl	22	16	a chorus girl [n -S]
showgoer	19	15	one who goes to show...
showiest	19	13	SHOWY, making a bril...
showings	20	16	SHOWING, a exhibitio...
showjump	25	29	to take part in a sh...
showoffs	23	19	SHOWOFF, one given t...
showring	20	16	a ring where animals...
showroom	19	16	a room used for the...
showtime	20	16	the time at which an...
showyard	25	16	a yard for cattle sh...
shraddha	18	14	(Sanskrit) an offeri...
shrapnel	18	15	fragments from an ex...
shredded	16	13	SHRED, to cut into f...
shredder	16	12	a machine that shred...
shreeked	16	15	SHREEK, (Shakespeare...
shreiked	17	15	SHREIK, (Milton) to...
shrewder	19	14	SHREWD, having keen...
shrewdie	19	14	(Australian slang) a...
shrewdly	27	17	SHREWD, having keen...
shrewing	20	16	SHREW, (Shakespeare)...
shrewish	22	15	ill-tempered [adj SH...
shrieked	17	15	SHRIEK, to utter a s...
shrieker	17	14	one who shrieks [n -...
shrieval	19	15	relating to a sherif...
shrieved	18	15	SHRIEVE, to hear a c...
shrieves	18	14	SHRIEVE, to hear a c...
shrights	21	14	SHRIGHT, (Spenser) a...
shriking	19	17	SHRIKE, to shriek, a...
shrilled	19	13	SHRILL, to utter a h...
shriller	19	12	SHRILL, having a hig...
shrimped	20	17	SHRIMP, to catch sma...
shrimper	20	16	a fisher of shrimp [...
shrining	17	14	SHRINE, to place on...
shrinker	17	15	one who shrinks [n -...
shrivels	20	15	SHRIVEL, to contract...
shrivers	19	14	SHRIVER, one who shr...
shriving	20	17	the act of shriving...
shroffed	20	17	SHROFF, to test coin...
shroomed	16	14	SHROOM, to take magi...
shroomer	16	13	one who takes magic...
shrouded	16	13	SHROUD, to attire in...
shroving	19	17	SHROVE, to celebrate...
shrowing	20	16	SHROW, (Shakespeare)...
shrubbed	21	18	SHRUB, to lop; to cu...
shrugged	19	16	SHRUG, to raise and...
shrunken	16	17	SHRINK, to contract...
shtetels	17	11	SHTETEL, (Yiddish) f...
shtupped	21	18	SHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
shuckers	21	18	SHUCKER, something o...
shucking	22	21	the act of one that...
shudders	17	13	SHUDDER, to shiver o...
shuddery	23	15	shuddering [adj]
shuffled	22	19	SHUFFLE, to walk wit...
shuffler	22	18	one who shuffles [n...
shuffles	22	18	SHUFFLE, to walk wit...
shufties	19	14	SHUFTY, (colloquial)...
shuggies	19	15	SHUGGY, (dialect) a...
shunless	17	13	(Shakespeare) not to...
shunners	15	13	SHUNNER, one who shu...
shunning	16	16	SHUN, to avoid [v]
shunpike	19	19	to travel on sideroa...
shunters	16	12	SHUNTER, an engine u...
shunting	17	15	the act of shunting...
shuriken	17	16	(Japanese) a handhel...
shushers	19	13	SHUSHER, one who shu...
shushing	20	16	SHUSH, to hush [v]
shutdown	19	16	a temporary closing...
shuteyes	22	13	SHUTEYE, (colloquial...
shutoffs	21	17	SHUTOFF, a device th...
shutouts	17	12	SHUTOUT, at bridge,...
shutters	17	11	SHUTTER, to provide...
shutting	18	14	SHUT, to close, also...
shuttled	18	13	SHUTTLE, to move bac...
shuttler	18	12	one who uses a shutt...
shuttles	18	12	SHUTTLE, to move bac...
shvartze	21	23	(Yiddish) a black pe...
shvitzed	22	24	SHVITZ, (Yiddish) to...
shvitzes	22	23	SHVITZ, (Yiddish) to...
shwanpan	19	18	(Chinese) a Chinese...
shweshwe	24	18	(South African) an A...
shylocks	28	20	SHYLOCK, to lend mon...
shysters	23	12	SHYSTER, an unscrupu...
sialidan	14	11	an alderfly, also SI...
siamangs	15	14	SIAMANG, (Malay) a l...
siamesed	14	12	SIAMESE, to join pip...
siameses	14	11	SIAMESE, to join pip...
siamezed	17	21	SIAMEZE, to join pip...
siamezes	17	20	SIAMEZE, to join pip...
sibilant	17	13	hissing, also SIBILO...
sibilate	17	12	to pronounce (words)...
sibilous	18	13	having a hissing sou...
siblings	19	15	SIBLING, one who has...
sibships	22	16	SIBSHIP, kinship [n]
sibyllic	29	18	of or like a sibyl,...
sicarios	17	11	SICARIO, (Spanish) a...
sichting	21	16	SICHT, (Scots) to si...
sickbays	27	20	SICKBAY, a ship's ho...
sickbeds	21	19	SICKBED, a sick pers...
sickened	17	17	SICKEN, to make sick...
sickener	17	16	a poisonous toadstoo...
sickerly	26	18	SICKER, (Scots) sure...
sicklied	20	17	SICKLY, to make sick...
sicklier	20	16	SICKLY, in poor heal...
sicklies	20	16	SICKLY, to make sick...
sicklily	28	19	SICKLY, in poor heal...
sickling	21	19	SICKLE, to harvest w...
sickness	18	16	the state of being s...
sickouts	19	16	SICKOUT, an organize...
sickroom	19	18	a room occupied by a...
sidalcea	17	13	a plant of the marro...
siddurim	17	14	SIDDUR, (Hebrew) a J...
sidearms	15	12	SIDEARM [n]
sideband	15	14	a band of radio freq...
sidebars	16	12	SIDEBAR, a short new...
sidebone	14	13	ossification of the...
sideburn	16	14	either of two strips...
sidecars	17	12	SIDECAR, a passenger...
sidehill	19	13	the side or slope of...
sidekick	20	20	a partner [n -S]
sideless	15	10	without sides [adj]
sideline	14	11	to remove a player f...
sideling	16	13	a slope (esp. on the...
sidelock	19	17	a lock of hair at th...
sidelong	15	13	directed to one side...
sidemeat	14	12	meat cut from the si...
sidenote	12	10	a comment written in...
sidepath	18	14	a byway or sidewalk...
siderate	13	9	to blast or strike [...
sidereal	14	10	relating to the star...
siderite	14	9	a carbonate of iron,...
sideroad	13	10	a byroad [n -S]
sideshow	19	14	a small show offered...
sideslip	18	13	to slip to one side...
sidesman	14	13	a deputy churchwarde...
sidesmen	14	13	SIDESMAN, a deputy c...
sidespin	16	13	a type of spin impar...
sidestep	16	12	to step to one side...
sidewalk	19	17	the pavement [n -S]
sidewall	19	14	the side portion of...
sideward	17	13	in a sideways direct...
sideways	23	14	towards or from one...
sidewise	17	12	toward or on one sid...
sienites	13	9	SIENITE, a coarse-gr...
sierozem	17	20	(Russian) a type of...
sieverts	16	12	SIEVERT, the SI unit...
siffleur	20	16	(French) a (male) pr...
siffling	21	18	SIFFLE, to whistle,...
siftings	18	14	SIFTING, the act of...
siganids	15	12	SIGANID, any of a fa...
sighings	19	15	SIGHING, making a so...
sighless	19	13	uttering no sighs [a...
sighlike	20	17	resembling a sigh [a...
sighters	18	12	SIGHTER, (Scots) an...
sighting	19	15	an observation [n -S...
sightsaw	21	15	SIGHTSEE, to view pl...
sightsee	17	12	to view places of in...
sigisbei	18	13	SIGISBEO, (Italian)...
sigisbeo	17	13	(Italian) a professe...
sigmated	16	14	SIGMATE, to add a si...
sigmates	16	13	SIGMATE, to add a si...
sigmatic	20	16	characterized by a s...
sigmoids	17	14	SIGMOID, an S-shaped...
signable	17	15	able to be signed [a...
signages	15	13	SIGNAGE, a system of...
signaled	15	13	SIGNAL, to make a si...
signaler	15	12	(US) one who signals...
signally	23	15	SIGNAL, notable [adv...
signeted	14	12	SIGNET, to mark with...
signieur	15	12	(Shakespeare) a lord...
signings	16	14	SIGNING, the use of...
signiori	15	11	SIGNOR, an Italian t...
signiors	15	11	SIGNOR, an Italian t...
signiory	21	13	the power of a seign...
signless	16	12	without signs [adj]
signoras	14	11	SIGNORA, an Italian...
signores	14	11	SIGNORE, an Italian...
signoria	14	11	(Italian) the govern...
signpost	17	14	to provide with post...
sikorsky	23	18	a helicopter [n SIKO...
silaging	17	14	SILAGE, to harvest a...
silastic	19	12	a flexible silicone...
silenced	17	14	SILENCE, to make qui...
silencer	17	13	one that silences [n...
silences	17	13	SILENCE, to make qui...
silenter	14	10	SILENT, without soun...
silently	22	13	SILENT, without soun...
silesias	15	9	SILESIA, a thin twil...
silicate	18	12	to combine with sili...
silicide	19	13	a silicon compound [...
silicify	28	17	to convert into sili...
silicium	21	16	the original name of...
silicles	20	13	SILICLE, a seed vess...
silicone	17	13	any of a number of e...
silicons	18	13	SILICON, a nonmetall...
silicula	20	14	(Latin) a seed vesse...
silicule	20	14	a seed vessel resemb...
siliquae	23	19	SILIQUA, a type of d...
siliquas	24	19	SILIQUA, a type of d...
siliques	24	19	SILIQUE, a type of d...
silkened	15	15	SILKEN, to make soft...
silkiest	17	13	SILKY, resembling si...
silklike	19	18	like silk [adj]
silktail	18	14	a bird, a kind of wa...
silkweed	19	17	another name for the...
silkworm	21	19	the larva of the Chi...
sillabub	21	17	a frothy dish of cre...
silladar	16	11	(Urdu) an irregular...
sillibub	22	17	a frothy dish of cre...
silliest	17	10	SILLY, showing a lac...
sillocks	21	17	SILLOCK, (Scots) a y...
siloxane	19	17	any of various polym...
silphium	22	18	a plant imported by...
siltiest	16	9	SILTY, full of silt...
silurian	15	11	formed in the third...
silurids	17	11	SILURID, any of a fa...
silurist	17	10	a member of the anci...
siluroid	16	11	any of a family of c...
silvatic	21	16	pertaining to the fo...
silvered	17	14	SILVER, to cover wit...
silverer	17	13	one who silvers [n -...
silverly	25	16	with a silvery appea...
silvexes	23	20	SILVEX, a herbicide...
silvical	22	17	relating to silvics,...
simarres	15	11	SIMARRE, (French) a...
simaruba	17	15	a tropical American...
simazine	17	21	an organic herbicide...
similise	17	12	to liken, also SIMIL...
similize	20	21	to liken, also SIMIL...
similors	17	12	SIMILOR, an alloy of...
simitars	16	11	SIMITAR, a curved or...
simmered	16	15	SIMMER, to cook just...
simoleon	14	13	(US slang) a dollar...
simoniac	17	15	one who practices si...
simonies	14	12	SIMONY, the buying a...
simonise	14	12	to polish with wax,...
simonist	15	12	one who practices si...
simonize	17	21	to polish with wax,...
simpered	17	15	SIMPER, to smirk in...
simperer	17	14	one who simpers [n -...
simpkins	19	19	SIMPKIN, an Urdu cor...
simplers	19	15	SIMPLER, (archaic) o...
simplest	19	15	SIMPLE, straightforw...
simplify	28	20	to make simple [v SI...
simpling	20	18	the act of gathering...
simplism	21	18	affected simplicity...
simplist	20	15	(archaic) one skille...
simulant	16	14	a simulator [n -S]
simulars	17	13	SIMULAR, one that si...
simulate	16	13	to take on the appea...
simulium	19	17	a small black bloods...
simurghs	20	16	SIMURGH, (Persian) a...
sinapism	17	15	a mustard-plaster [n...
sincerer	16	12	SINCERE, free from h...
sinciput	20	16	(Latin) the forehead...
sindings	15	13	the act of rinsing [...
sinecure	16	13	a position that requ...
sinewier	16	12	SINEWY, lean and mus...
sinewing	17	15	SINEW, to bind as if...
sinfonia	14	13	(Italian) a symphony...
sinfonie	14	13	SINFONIA, (Italian)...
sinfully	25	17	SINFUL, tainted with...
singable	17	15	able to be sung [adj...
singeing	15	14	SINGE, to burn sligh...
singings	16	14	SINGING, the act of...
singlets	16	12	SINGLET, a man's und...
singling	17	15	the act of singling...
singsong	15	14	a ballad; jingly ver...
singular	16	13	not plural; strange...
singults	17	13	SINGULT, (archaic) a...
sinicise	17	12	to modify by Chinese...
sinicize	20	21	to modify by Chinese...
sinister	14	9	threatening or porte...
sinkable	17	17	able to be sunk [adj...
sinkages	15	15	SINKAGE, the act of...
sinkfuls	19	18	SINKFUL, the content...
sinkhole	17	16	a natural depression...
sinkiest	15	13	SINKY, yielding unde...
sinkings	16	16	SINKING, the act of...
sinnered	12	11	SINNER, to transgres...
sinology	21	14	the study of Chinese...
sinopias	15	12	SINOPIA, (Latin) a r...
sinopite	15	12	an iron ore, from wh...
sintered	13	10	SINTER, to make cohe...
sinuated	13	11	SINUATE, to curve in...
sinuates	13	10	SINUATE, to curve in...
sinuitis	15	10	inflammation of a si...
sinusoid	14	11	a curve having the f...
siphonal	18	15	pertaining to a siph...
siphoned	17	15	SIPHON, to draw off...
siphonet	17	14	an aphid's honeydew...
siphonic	21	17	pertaining to a siph...
sippable	21	18	capable of being sip...
sippling	21	18	SIPPLE, to sip at le...
sirenian	12	10	any of an order of a...
sirenise	13	9	to bewitch, also SIR...
sirenize	16	18	to bewitch, also SIR...
sirgangs	16	13	SIRGANG, a green Asi...
siriases	14	8	SIRIASIS, sunstroke...
siriasis	15	8	sunstroke [n SIRIASE...
sirloins	15	10	SIRLOIN, a loin of b...
sirnamed	14	13	SIRNAME, to give the...
sirnames	14	12	SIRNAME, to give the...
siroccos	20	14	SIROCCO, (Italian) a...
sironise	13	9	to use a particular...
sironize	16	18	to use a particular...
sirtuins	15	10	SIRTUIN, any of a gr...
sirupier	17	12	SIRUPY, like sirup [...
siruping	18	15	SIRUP, to make into...
sirvente	15	13	(French) a (usually...
siserary	20	10	a scolding; a blow,...
sissiest	15	8	SISSY, effeminate, a...
sissyish	24	12	resembling a sissy [...
sistered	14	9	SISTER, to treat lik...
sisterly	22	11	resembling a sister...
sistroid	15	9	shaped like a sistru...
sistrums	17	12	SISTRUM, a kind of r...
sitarist	15	8	one who plays the si...
sitellas	16	10	SITELLA, a small bla...
sitfasts	17	11	SITFAST, a lump on a...
sithence	18	14	(Shakespeare) since;...
sitkamer	16	15	(Afrikaans) a sittin...
sitology	22	13	the science of nutri...
sittella	16	10	a small black-and-wh...
sittines	14	9	SITTINE, any of the...
sittings	16	11	SITTING, a meeting o...
situated	14	10	SITUATE, to place in...
situates	14	9	SITUATE, to place in...
sitzmark	20	24	(German) a mark in t...
siwashed	19	14	SIWASH, to camp out...
siwashes	19	13	SIWASH, to camp out...
sixaines	19	16	SIXAINE, a stanza of...
sixpence	24	22	an obsolete British...
sixpenny	27	22	a coin worth six pen...
sixscore	23	18	one hundred and twen...
sixteens	19	16	SIXTEEN, a number [n...
sixtieth	23	17	one of sixty equal p...
sixtyish	30	19	being about sixty ye...
sizeable	19	21	quite large, also SI...
sizeably	26	23	SIZEABLE, quite larg...
sizeisms	19	20	SIZEISM, prejudice a...
sizeists	18	17	SIZEIST, one who bel...
siziness	17	18	the state of resembl...
sizzlers	22	27	SIZZLER, a very hot...
sizzling	23	30	very hot [adj SIZZLI...
sjamboks	20	27	SJAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
skailing	17	16	SKAIL, (Scots) to di...
skaithed	17	15	SKAITH, (obsolete) t...
skangers	15	15	SKANGER, (Irish) a y...
skankers	15	17	SKANKER, one who ska...
skankier	15	17	SKANKY, filthy or sl...
skanking	16	20	the act of dancing t...
skatings	16	15	SKATING, the act of...
skatoles	15	13	SKATOLE, a crystalli...
skearier	14	12	SKEARY, (dialect) sc...
skearing	15	15	SKEAR, (dialect) to...
skedding	16	17	SKED, to schedule [v...
skeechan	18	18	(Gaelic) a kind of b...
skeelier	15	13	SKEELY, (Scots) skil...
skeerier	14	12	SKEERY, (dialect) sc...
skeering	15	15	SKEER, (dialect) to...
skeeters	14	12	SKEETER, a skeet sho...
skeevier	16	16	SKEEVY, repulsive, d...
skeggers	17	16	SKEGGER, a young sal...
skeigher	18	16	SKEIGH, (Scots) (of...
skeining	15	16	SKEIN, to wind into...
skelders	16	14	SKELDER, to beg; to...
skeletal	16	14	like a skeleton [adj...
skeleton	14	14	the supporting bone...
skellied	17	15	SKELLIE, (Scots) to...
skellier	17	14	SKELLY, cross-eyed,...
skellies	17	14	SKELLIE, (Scots) to...
skelloch	22	19	(Scots) to yell [v -...
skellums	19	18	SKELLUM, (Scots) a s...
skelping	19	19	a slapping [n -S]
skelters	16	13	SKELTER, to scurry [...
skenning	14	17	SKEN, (Scots) to squ...
skepfuls	21	20	SKEPFUL, the content...
skepping	20	21	SKEP, to collect int...
skeptics	21	18	SKEPTIC, a person wh...
skerrick	20	19	(Australian slang) a...
skerries	15	12	SKERRY, a small, roc...
skerring	16	15	SKER, to scour, sear...
sketched	20	18	SKETCH, to make a ro...
sketcher	20	17	one who sketches [n...
sketches	20	17	SKETCH, to make a ro...
sketting	16	15	SKET, to splash (wat...
skewback	24	25	a sloping surface ag...
skewbald	21	20	a horse with brown a...
skewered	17	16	SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skewness	17	16	lack of symmetry [n...
skiagram	17	17	a shadow picture or...
skiatron	14	13	a cathode-ray tube [...
skidders	16	14	SKIDDER, a tractor w...
skiddier	16	14	SKIDDY, likely to ca...
skidding	17	17	the act of making a...
skiddoos	15	14	SKIDDOO, to ride a s...
skidlids	18	15	SKIDLID, (colloquial...
skidmark	18	20	the mark left by a s...
skidooed	14	14	SKIDOO, to ride a sk...
skidooer	14	13	one that rides on a...
skidpads	18	17	SKIDPAD, a road surf...
skidpans	17	17	SKIDPAN, a track for...
skidways	25	18	SKIDWAY, a platform...
skieyest	21	14	SKIEY, resembling th...
skiffing	21	21	SKIFF, to skim [v]
skiffled	21	20	SKIFFLE, to play a p...
skiffles	21	19	SKIFFLE, to play a p...
skijorer	17	21	one who does skijori...
skilfull	22	19	full of skill, also...
skilless	18	14	without skill [adj]
skillets	18	14	SKILLET, a frying pa...
skillful	22	19	having skill, also S...
skillier	18	14	SKILLY, having skill...
skillies	18	14	SKILLY, a thin soup...
skilling	19	17	(Danish) an obsolete...
skillion	17	15	(Australian) an outh...
skimmers	18	18	SKIMMER, a seabird t...
skimmias	18	18	SKIMMIA, an Asiatic...
skimming	19	21	something that is sk...
skimpier	19	18	SKIMPY, brief, exigu...
skimpily	27	21	SKIMPY, brief, exigu...
skimping	20	21	SKIMP, to scrimp [v]
skincare	17	16	care of the skin usi...
skinfood	16	17	a cosmetic intended...
skinfuls	19	18	SKINFUL, as much as...
skinhead	16	16	one whose hair is cu...
skinkers	16	17	SKINKER, one employe...
skinking	17	20	SKINK, to pour out [...
skinless	16	14	without skin [adj]
skinlike	17	18	like skin [adj]
skinners	14	14	SKINNER, one who ski...
skinnier	14	14	SKINNY, having littl...
skinnies	14	14	SKINNY, information,...
skinning	15	17	SKIN, to remove the...
skinsuit	16	14	a one-piece skintigh...
skintest	15	13	SKINT, having no mon...
skiorers	15	12	SKIORER, one who eng...
skioring	16	15	(Norwegian) the spor...
skipjack	24	31	a fish that swims ne...
skiplane	17	17	a plane designed for...
skippers	20	18	SKIPPER, to act as m...
skippets	20	18	SKIPPET, a small box...
skippier	20	18	SKIPPY, frolicsome [...
skipping	21	21	flighty, giddy [adj...
skirling	18	16	a shrill sound [n -S...
skirmish	20	17	to engage in a minor...
skirrets	16	12	SKIRRET, a water par...
skirring	17	15	SKIRR, to scour, sea...
skirters	16	12	SKIRTER, someone who...
skirting	17	15	the board at the bas...
skitched	21	18	SKITCH, (New Zealand...
skitches	21	17	SKITCH, (New Zealand...
skitters	16	12	SKITTER, to skim ove...
skittery	22	14	darting about [adj S...
skittish	19	14	easily frightened [a...
skittled	17	14	SKITTLE, to knock do...
skittles	17	13	SKITTLE, to knock do...
skivered	17	17	SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skiviest	18	16	SKIVIE, (Scots) dera...
skivings	19	19	SKIVING, the act of...
skivvied	20	21	SKIVVY, to work as a...
skivvies	20	20	SKIVVY, to work as a...
sklating	17	16	SKLATE, (Scots) to c...
sklented	15	15	SKLENT, (Scots) to s...
skliffed	21	20	SKLIFF, (Scots) to s...
sklimmed	19	20	SKLIM, (Scots) to cl...
skoaling	16	16	SKOAL, to down a dri...
skoffing	20	21	SKOFF, to devour; to...
skogging	18	19	SKOG, to shelter, al...
skokiaan	14	17	(Zulu) a strong home...
skollies	17	14	SKOLLIE, (Afrikaans)...
skolling	18	17	SKOL, (Old Norse) to...
skookums	17	20	SKOOKUM, (American I...
skooshed	16	15	SKOOSH, (Scots) to s...
skooshes	16	14	SKOOSH, (Scots) to s...
skreeghs	18	16	SKREEGH, (Scots) to...
skreighs	19	16	SKREIGH, (Scots) to...
skriechs	21	17	SKRIECH, (Scots) to...
skrieghs	19	16	SKRIEGH, (Scots) to...
skriking	18	19	SKRIKE, (dialect) to...
skrimped	19	19	SKRIMP, to scratch a...
skrumped	19	20	SKRUMP, (colloquial)...
skudlers	17	15	SKUDLER, in Shetland...
skugging	19	20	SKUG, (Scots) to she...
skulkers	18	18	SKULKER, one that sk...
skulking	19	21	the act of skulking...
skullcap	23	21	a close-fitting cap...
skulling	19	18	SKULL, to propel wit...
skulpins	19	18	SKULPIN, a kind of f...
skummers	18	19	SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skunkier	16	18	SKUNKY, having a sme...
skunking	17	21	SKUNK, to defeat ove...
skurried	16	14	SKURRY, to move in a...
skurries	16	13	SKURRY, to move in a...
skuttled	17	15	SKUTTLE, to move or...
skuttles	17	14	SKUTTLE, to move or...
skyboard	23	18	a board with foot bi...
skyborne	22	18	airborne [adj]
skyboxes	29	24	SKYBOX, an enclosure...
skydived	24	20	SKYDIVE, to parachut...
skydiver	24	19	one who practises sk...
skydives	24	19	SKYDIVE, to parachut...
skyglows	27	20	SKYGLOW, a glow in t...
skyhomes	24	19	SKYHOME, a sub-penth...
skyhooks	24	20	SKYHOOK, an imaginar...
skyjacks	28	30	SKYJACK, to hijack a...
skylarks	24	19	SKYLARK, to frolic [...
skylight	27	19	a window placed in a...
skylines	22	16	SKYLINE, the horizon...
skyrmion	22	18	a mathematical model...
skysails	23	15	SKYSAIL, a type of s...
skyscape	26	20	a picture of the sky...
skysurfs	25	18	SKYSURF, to perform...
skywalks	27	22	SKYWALK, an elevated...
skywards	25	18	towards the sky, als...
skywatch	30	22	to observe the sky f...
skywrite	25	17	to write in the sky...
skywrote	24	17	SKYWRITE, to write i...
slabbers	19	15	SLABBER, to slaver;...
slabbery	25	17	like, or covered wit...
slabbier	19	15	SLABBY, thick, visco...
slabbing	20	18	the act of forming i...
slablike	19	17	resembling a slab [a...
slackens	18	17	SLACKEN, to loosen o...
slackers	19	16	SLACKER, a shirker [...
slackest	19	16	SLACK, not tight or...
slacking	20	19	SLACK, to slacken [v...
sladangs	15	13	SLADANG, a wild ox,...
slaggier	17	13	SLAGGY, resembling r...
slagging	18	16	an act of slagging [...
slairged	16	12	SLAIRG, (Scots) to s...
slaister	15	9	to do in a sloppy ma...
slakable	18	17	that can be slaked,...
slalomed	16	14	SLALOM, (Norwegian)...
slalomer	16	13	one who slaloms [n -...
slammers	17	15	SLAMMER, (slang) pri...
slamming	18	18	slam dancing [n -S]
slanders	14	11	SLANDER, to defame [...
slangers	15	12	SLANGER, a hawker; a...
slangier	15	12	SLANGY, full of slan...
slangily	23	15	SLANGY, full of slan...
slanging	16	15	scolding [adj SLANGI...
slangish	18	14	somewhat slangy [adj...
slanters	14	10	SLANTER, (Australian...
slantier	14	10	SLANTY, deviating fr...
slanting	15	13	SLANT, to deviate fr...
slapdash	19	15	to do in a hasty, im...
slaphead	18	15	someone with a shave...
slapjack	23	28	a flat batter cake c...
slappers	19	15	SLAPPER, (slang) a p...
slapping	20	18	the act of striking...
slapshot	19	14	a fast powerful shot...
slarting	16	12	SLART, (dialect) to...
slashers	17	11	SLASHER, one that sl...
slashing	18	14	the act of one that...
slatches	20	14	SLATCH, a calm betwe...
slathers	17	11	SLATHER, to spread t...
slatiest	15	9	SLATY, resembling sl...
slatings	16	12	SLATING, a telling o...
slattern	14	10	a slovenly woman [n...
slatters	15	9	SLATTER, (dialect) t...
slattery	21	11	(dialect) slovenly [...
slatting	16	12	material for making...
slavered	16	14	SLAVER, to drool [v]
slaverer	16	13	one who slavers [n -...
slayable	23	15	able to be slayed [a...
slayings	22	14	SLAYING, an act of k...
sleaving	17	16	SLEAVE, to separate...
sleazier	17	18	SLEAZY, shoddy, also...
sleazily	25	21	SLEAZY, shoddy, also...
sleazing	18	21	SLEAZE, to behave in...
sleazoid	17	19	a person of low mora...
sledders	15	11	SLEDDER, one who goe...
sledding	16	14	conveyance by sled [...
sledgers	16	12	SLEDGER, one who dri...
sledging	17	15	journeying by sled [...
sleeches	19	14	SLEECH, a mud flat [...
sleekens	14	14	SLEEKEN, to make smo...
sleekers	15	13	SLEEKER, a moulding...
sleekest	15	13	SLEEK, smooth, gloss...
sleekier	15	13	SLEEKY, sleek, smoot...
sleeking	16	16	the act of making sm...
sleepers	16	12	SLEEPER, one that sl...
sleepery	22	14	(Scots) sleepy [adj]
sleepier	16	12	SLEEPY, inclined to...
sleepily	24	15	SLEEPY, inclined to...
sleeping	17	15	the act of one who s...
sleepout	16	13	part of a veranda pa...
sleetier	14	9	SLEETY, resembling s...
sleeting	15	12	SLEET, to shower fro...
sleeveen	14	14	(Irish) a crafty, sm...
sleevers	16	13	SLEEVER, an old Wels...
sleeving	17	16	a tubular covering f...
sleezier	17	18	SLEEZY, sordid, also...
sleighed	18	14	SLEIGH, to ride in a...
sleigher	18	13	one who travels by s...
sleights	19	13	SLEIGHT, cunning, de...
slenters	14	10	SLENTER, (Australian...
sleuthed	17	13	SLEUTH, to act as a...
slicings	20	15	SLICING, the act of...
slickens	19	17	SLICKEN, to smooth,...
slickers	20	16	SLICKER, an oilskin...
slickest	20	16	SLICK, smooth and sl...
slicking	21	19	a polishing up [n -S...
slidable	18	14	able to be slid [adj...
slidders	16	11	SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
sliddery	22	13	slippery [adj]
slideway	24	15	a route along which...
slidings	17	13	SLIDING, the act of...
slighted	19	14	SLIGHT, to treat wit...
slighter	19	13	one who slights [n -...
slightly	27	16	SLIGHT, small in siz...
slimdown	19	17	an instance of an or...
slimebag	19	17	an odious and contem...
slimiest	17	12	SLIMY, resembling sl...
slimline	17	14	slim, or conducive t...
slimmers	18	15	SLIMMER, one engaged...
slimmest	18	15	SLIM, slender [adj]
slimming	19	18	the act of slimming...
slimmish	21	17	somewhat slim [adj]
slimness	16	13	the state of being s...
slimsier	17	12	SLIMSY, flimsy, also...
slingers	16	12	SLINGER, one who use...
slinging	17	15	SLING, to throw with...
slinkers	16	14	SLINKER, one who sli...
slinkier	16	14	SLINKY, slinking, cl...
slinkily	24	17	SLINKY, slinking, cl...
slinking	17	17	SLINK, to move steal...
slinters	15	10	SLINTER, a trick, al...
sliotars	15	9	SLIOTAR, (Irish) the...
slipcase	20	15	a protective case fo...
slipform	21	18	to construct with th...
slipknot	18	17	a knot that adjusts...
slipless	19	13	free from errors [ad...
slipouts	18	13	SLIPOUT, an insertio...
slipover	19	16	a garment easily put...
slippage	20	17	a falling off from a...
slippers	20	15	SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slippery	26	17	causing slips [adj S...
slippier	20	15	SLIPPY, slippery [ad...
slippily	28	18	SLIPPY, slippery [ad...
slipping	21	18	SLIP, to slide sudde...
sliprail	19	13	(Australian) a movab...
slipshod	20	15	carelessly done [adj...
slipslop	21	16	watery food [n -S]
slipsole	18	13	a thin insole [n -S]
slipware	20	15	pottery decorated wi...
slipways	27	17	SLIPWAY, an sloping...
slithers	18	11	SLITHER, to slide fr...
slithery	24	13	given to slithering...
slitless	17	10	without slits [adj]
slitlike	18	14	like a slit [adj]
slitters	16	9	SLITTER, one who, or...
slittier	16	9	SLITTY, of an openin...
slitting	17	12	SLIT, to make a long...
slivered	17	14	SLIVER, to cut into...
sliverer	17	13	one who slivers [n -...
slivovic	23	20	(Serbo-Croat) a dry...
slobbers	19	15	SLOBBER, to drool, a...
slobbery	25	17	slobbering [adj SLOB...
slobbier	19	15	SLOBBY, characterist...
slobbing	20	18	SLOB, to behave in a...
slobbish	22	17	boorish [adj]
slobland	17	15	a mudflat, reclaimed...
slockens	18	17	SLOCKEN, (Scots) to...
sloebush	19	15	the blackthorn, also...
sloetree	13	9	the blackthorn tree,...
sloganed	14	13	having a slogan [adj...
sloggers	17	13	SLOGGER, a person wh...
slogging	18	16	SLOG, to plod [v]
slokened	14	15	SLOKEN, (Scots) to q...
slommock	21	22	(dialect) to walk wi...
sloomier	15	12	SLOOMY, sluggish, sp...
slooming	16	15	SLOOM, to slumber [v...
slooshed	16	12	SLOOSH, to wash or r...
slooshes	16	11	SLOOSH, to wash or r...
slopiest	17	12	SLOPY, sloping [adj]
sloppier	19	15	SLOPPY, wet or muddy...
sloppily	27	18	SLOPPY, wet or muddy...
slopping	20	18	SLOP, to spill or sp...
slopwork	21	19	the manufacture of c...
slorming	17	15	SLORM, to wipe carel...
sloshier	17	11	SLOSHY, splashy [adj...
sloshing	18	14	the bulk motion of l...
slotback	21	19	a type of football p...
slothful	21	16	sluggish [adj SLOTHF...
slothing	18	14	SLOTH, to be lazy [v...
slotters	15	9	SLOTTER, a machine t...
slotting	16	12	SLOT, to cut a long...
slouched	20	16	SLOUCH, to sit, stan...
sloucher	20	15	one who slouches [n...
slouches	20	15	SLOUCH, to sit, stan...
sloughed	18	15	SLOUGH, to cast off...
sloughis	19	14	SLOUGHI, a breed of...
slovenly	23	17	habitually untidy or...
slovenry	22	16	(Shakespeare) sloven...
slowback	24	22	(obsolete) a lazy pe...
slowdown	20	17	a lessening of pace...
slowings	19	15	SLOWING, the lesseni...
slowness	17	13	the state of being s...
slowpoke	20	19	a slow individual [n...
slowworm	22	18	a kind of legless li...
slubbers	20	16	SLUBBER, to stain or...
slubbier	20	16	SLUBBY, lumpy, knobb...
slubbing	21	19	a slightly twisted r...
sludgier	17	13	SLUDGY, covered with...
sludging	18	16	SLUDGE, to cover wit...
sluffing	21	19	SLUFF, to discard a...
slugabed	18	16	one who indulges in...
slugfest	19	15	a vigorous fight [n...
sluggard	18	15	a habitually lazy pe...
sluggers	18	14	SLUGGER, a person wh...
slugging	19	17	SLUG, to strike heav...
sluggish	21	16	slow-moving [adj SLU...
slughorn	18	15	(Browning) an old fo...
sluicier	19	13	SLUICY, falling in s...
sluicing	20	16	SLUICE, to wash with...
slumbers	19	16	SLUMBER, to sleep [v...
slumbery	25	18	full of slumber, als...
slumgums	20	19	SLUMGUM, the residue...
slumisms	19	16	SLUMISM, the prevale...
slumlord	18	15	a landlord of slum p...
slummers	18	16	SLUMMER, one who slu...
slummier	18	16	SLUMMY, resembling a...
slumming	19	19	the visitation of sl...
slummock	22	23	to move slowly and a...
slumpier	19	16	SLUMPY, marshy [adj]
slumping	20	19	SLUMP, to sink sudde...
slurpers	18	13	SLURPER, one who dri...
slurpier	18	13	SLURPY, like a slurp...
slurping	19	16	SLURP, to drink nois...
slurried	16	11	SLURRY, to convert i...
slurries	16	10	SLURRY, to convert i...
slurring	17	13	SLUR, to disparage [...
slushier	18	12	SLUSHY, resembling s...
slushies	18	12	SLUSHY, an unskilled...
slushily	26	15	SLUSHY, resembling s...
slushing	19	15	SLUSH, to splash wit...
slutches	21	15	SLUTCH, (dialect) mu...
sluttery	22	12	the realism of being...
sluttier	16	10	SLUTTY, characterist...
sluttily	24	13	SLUTTY, characterist...
sluttish	19	12	like a slut [adj SLU...
slyboots	23	14	a sly person [n SLYB...
smaaking	16	18	SMAAK, (South Africa...
smackers	19	18	SMACKER, (colloquial...
smacking	20	21	the act of smacking...
smallage	17	15	a wild celery [n -S]
smallboy	25	18	a deputy steward in...
smallest	17	13	SMALL, not large [ad...
smalling	18	16	SMALL, to make or be...
smallish	20	15	somewhat small [adj]
smallpox	25	23	a virus disease [n -...
smallsat	17	13	a relatively small,...
smalmier	17	15	SMALMY, (obsolete) o...
smalmily	25	18	SMALMY, (obsolete) o...
smalming	18	18	SMALM, to smear, mak...
smaltine	15	13	a gray mineral of me...
smaltite	16	12	a gray mineral of me...
smaragde	15	14	(archaic) emerald, a...
smaragds	16	14	SMARAGD, (archaic) e...
smarmier	16	14	SMARMY, oily, ingrat...
smarmily	24	17	SMARMY, oily, ingrat...
smarming	17	17	SMARM, to smear, gus...
smartass	15	11	(colloquial) a showi...
smartens	14	12	SMARTEN, to improve...
smartest	15	11	SMART, clever [adj]
smarties	15	11	SMARTY, (colloquial)...
smarting	16	14	SMART, to sting [v]
smartish	18	13	somewhat smart [adj]
smashers	17	13	SMASHER, one that sm...
smashing	18	16	strikingly good [adj...
smashups	20	17	SMASHUP, a collision...
smatched	20	17	SMATCH, (obsolete) t...
smatches	20	16	SMATCH, (obsolete) t...
smatters	15	11	SMATTER, to speak wi...
smearers	14	11	SMEARER, one who sme...
smearier	14	11	SMEARY, covered with...
smearily	22	14	SMEARY, covered with...
smearing	15	14	SMEAR, to spread wit...
smectite	18	14	the family of minera...
smeddums	17	17	SMEDDUM, (Scots) a f...
smeeched	19	17	SMEECH, (dialect) to...
smeeches	19	16	SMEECH, (dialect) to...
smeeking	16	18	SMEEK, (Scots) to sm...
smeethed	16	14	SMEETH, to make smoo...
smeiking	17	18	SMEIK, (Scots) to sm...
smellers	17	13	SMELLER, one who sme...
smellier	17	13	SMELLY, having an un...
smellies	17	13	perfumes and other s...
smelling	18	16	the act or smelling...
smelters	16	12	SMELTER, one who sme...
smeltery	22	14	a place for smelting...
smelting	17	15	the act of smelting...
smerking	17	18	SMERK, to smile in a...
smickers	20	18	SMICKER, (obsolete)...
smickets	20	18	SMICKET, a woman's u...
smiddied	16	14	SMIDDY, to forge met...
smiddies	16	13	SMIDDY, to forge met...
smidgens	16	15	SMIDGEN, a very smal...
smidgeon	15	15	a very small amount,...
smidgins	17	15	SMIDGIN, a very smal...
smilaxes	22	19	SMILAX, a genus of p...
smileful	20	17	full of smiles [adj]
smiliest	17	12	SMILEY, given to smi...
smilings	18	15	SMILING, the act of...
smilodon	15	14	an extinct genus of...
smirched	21	17	SMIRCH, to soil, bes...
smircher	21	16	one who smirches [n...
smirches	21	16	SMIRCH, to soil, bes...
smirkers	17	15	SMIRKER, one who smi...
smirkier	17	15	SMIRKY, given to smi...
smirkily	25	18	SMIRKY, given to smi...
smirking	18	18	SMIRK, to smile in a...
smirrier	16	11	SMIRRY, drizzly [adj...
smirring	17	14	SMIR, to drizzle, al...
smirting	17	14	(Irish) the act of a...
smithers	18	13	small fragments [n]
smithery	24	15	the trade of a smith...
smithied	18	14	SMITHY, to forge met...
smithies	18	13	SMITHY, to forge met...
smithing	19	16	the work of a smith...
smitting	17	14	SMIT, (Scots) to sta...
smocking	20	21	a type of embroidery...
smoggier	17	15	SMOGGY, filled with...
smogless	17	14	without smog [adj]
smoiling	17	15	SMOILE, (obsolete) t...
smokable	18	19	that can be smoked,...
smokebox	23	25	part of a steam boil...
smokehos	17	17	SMOKEHO, in the Falk...
smokepot	17	18	a container for givi...
smokiest	16	15	SMOKY, full of smoke...
smokings	17	18	SMOKING, to preserve...
smolders	16	13	SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smooched	19	17	SMOOCH, to kiss, als...
smoocher	19	16	one who smooches [n...
smooches	19	16	SMOOCH, to kiss, als...
smoodged	15	15	SMOODGE, (Australian...
smoodges	15	14	SMOODGE, (Australian...
smooging	16	16	SMOOGE, (Australian...
smooring	15	14	SMOOR, (Scots) to sm...
smooshed	16	14	SMOOSH, to paint to...
smooshes	16	13	SMOOSH, to paint to...
smoothed	16	14	SMOOTH, to make smoo...
smoothen	15	14	to free from lumps,...
smoother	16	13	a smoothing tool [n...
smoothes	16	13	SMOOTH, to make smoo...
smoothie	16	13	a person with polish...
smoothly	24	16	SMOOTH, not rough [a...
smooting	15	14	SMOOT, (slang) to wo...
smorbrod	17	15	(Norwegian) hors d'o...
smorzato	17	20	(Italian) with a gra...
smothers	17	13	SMOTHER, to prevent...
smothery	23	15	tending to smother [...
smouched	20	18	SMOUCH, to kiss clos...
smouches	20	17	SMOUCH, to kiss clos...
smoulder	16	14	to burn with no flam...
smouldry	23	16	(Spenser) smoulderin...
smousers	15	12	SMOUSER, (Afrikaans)...
smousing	16	15	SMOUSE, (Yiddish) to...
smouting	16	15	SMOUT, to work as a...
smoyling	23	17	SMOYLE, (obsolete) t...
smudgers	17	15	SMUDGER, (slang) a s...
smudgier	17	15	SMUDGY, having smudg...
smudgily	25	18	SMUDGY, having smudg...
smudging	18	18	the act of smudging...
smuggery	24	18	a state of smugness...
smuggest	18	16	SMUG, complacent [ad...
smugging	19	19	SMUG, to seize witho...
smuggled	19	18	SMUGGLE, to import o...
smuggler	19	17	one that smuggles [n...
smuggles	19	17	SMUGGLE, to import o...
smugness	16	15	the state of being s...
smurfing	19	18	intentionally floodi...
smurrier	16	12	SMURRY, (Scots) like...
smurring	17	15	SMUR, to drizzle, al...
smushing	19	17	SMUSH, to crush [v]
smutched	21	18	SMUTCH, to soil [v]
smutches	21	17	SMUTCH, to soil [v]
smuttier	16	12	SMUTTY, sexually sug...
smuttily	24	15	SMUTTY, sexually sug...
smutting	17	15	SMUT, to soil, make...
smytries	22	13	SMYTRIE, (Scots) a c...
snabbled	18	17	SNABBLE, to put a bi...
snabbles	18	16	SNABBLE, to put a bi...
snackers	17	16	SNACKER, one who sna...
snackier	17	16	SNACKY, suitable as...
snacking	18	19	SNACK, to eat a ligh...
snaffled	18	17	SNAFFLE, to obtain b...
snaffles	18	16	SNAFFLE, to obtain b...
snafuing	16	16	SNAFU, to cause conf...
snaggers	15	13	SNAGGER, a person wh...
snaggier	15	13	SNAGGY, full of snag...
snagging	16	16	SNAG, to catch on a...
snaggles	16	14	SNAGGLE, a tangled o...
snaglike	16	16	resembling a snag [a...
snailery	20	12	a place where snails...
snailier	14	10	SNAILY, like a snail...
snailing	15	13	SNAIL, to move slowl...
snakebit	16	16	unlucky [adj]
snakepit	16	16	a pit filled with sn...
snakiest	14	13	SNAKY, like a snake,...
snapback	21	22	a sudden rebound or...
snapless	16	13	lacking a fastening...
snaplink	17	18	a metal link used in...
snappers	17	15	SNAPPER, to stumble,...
snappier	17	15	SNAPPY, bad-tempered...
snappily	25	18	SNAPPY, bad-tempered...
snapping	18	18	irritable [adj SNAPP...
snappish	20	17	tending to behave in...
snapshot	17	14	to photograph inform...
snaptins	15	13	SNAPTIN, a container...
snapweed	17	16	a flowering plant [n...
snarfing	16	15	SNARF, (colloquial)...
snarfled	16	14	SNARFLE, to snarl [v...
snarfles	16	13	SNARFLE, to snarl [v...
snariest	13	9	SNARY, in danger of...
snarings	14	12	SNARING, the act of...
snarkier	14	13	SNARKY, crotchety [a...
snarkily	22	16	SNARKY, crotchety [a...
snarlers	14	10	SNARLER, one who sna...
snarlier	14	10	SNARLY, tangled [adj...
snarling	15	13	making a snarling no...
snarring	14	12	SNAR, (Spenser) to s...
snashing	16	14	SNASH, to talk abusi...
snatched	18	15	SNATCH, to seize sud...
snatcher	18	14	one who snatches [n...
snatches	18	14	SNATCH, to seize sud...
snazzier	19	27	SNAZZY, trendily sma...
snazzily	27	30	SNAZZY, trendily sma...
sneakbox	21	23	a small boat masked...
sneakers	13	13	SNEAKER, (colloquial...
sneakeup	15	17	(Shakespeare) a snea...
sneakier	13	13	SNEAKY, crafty [adj]
sneakily	21	16	SNEAKY, crafty [adv]
sneaking	14	16	SNEAK, to move steal...
sneakish	16	15	befitting a sneak [a...
sneaksby	22	18	(archaic) a sneak [n...
sneaping	15	15	SNEAP, to nip, pinch...
snebbing	18	18	SNEB, to reprimand,...
snecking	18	19	SNECK, to fasten wit...
snedding	14	14	SNED, to cut, lop [v...
sneerers	12	9	SNEERER, one who sne...
sneerful	16	14	given to sneering [a...
sneerier	12	9	SNEERY, full of snee...
sneering	13	12	contemptuous [adj SN...
sneeshan	13	12	(Scots) snuff, also...
sneeshed	14	12	SNEESH, to take snuf...
sneeshes	14	11	SNEESH, (Scots) snuf...
sneeshin	14	12	(Scots) snuff, also...
sneezers	15	18	SNEEZER, one who sne...
sneezier	15	18	SNEEZY, tending to s...
sneezing	16	21	the act of sneezing...
snellest	15	11	SNELL, keen, sharp [...
snelling	16	14	SNELL, to attach suc...
snibbing	19	18	SNIB, to fasten with...
snickers	18	16	SNICKER, to utter a...
snickery	24	18	tending to snicker [...
snickets	18	16	SNICKET, a narrow ba...
snicking	19	19	SNICK, to snip, cut...
snidiest	14	10	SNIDEY, maliciously...
sniffers	18	15	SNIFFER, one who sni...
sniffier	18	15	SNIFFY, given to sni...
sniffily	26	18	SNIFFY, given to sni...
sniffing	19	18	with a sniffing soun...
sniffish	21	17	haughty [adj SNIFFIS...
sniffled	19	17	SNIFFLE, to sniff re...
sniffler	19	16	one who sniffles; a...
sniffles	19	16	SNIFFLE, to sniff re...
snifters	16	12	SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniftier	16	12	SNIFTY, (slang) havi...
snifting	17	15	SNIFT, to sniff, to...
sniggers	16	13	SNIGGER, to snicker...
snigging	17	16	SNIG, to drag a load...
sniggled	17	15	SNIGGLE, to fish for...
sniggler	17	14	one who sniggles, fi...
sniggles	17	14	SNIGGLE, to fish for...
sniglets	16	12	SNIGLET, a word coin...
snipiest	16	12	SNIPY, snipelike; fr...
snipings	17	15	SNIPING, the act of...
snippers	18	15	SNIPPER, a tool for...
snippets	18	15	SNIPPET, a small pie...
snippety	24	17	ridiculously small;...
snippier	18	15	SNIPPY, stingy, snap...
snippily	26	18	SNIPPY, stingy, snap...
snipping	19	18	a clipping [n -S]
snirting	15	12	SNIRT, (Scots) to sn...
snirtled	15	11	SNIRTLE, (Scots) to...
snirtles	15	10	SNIRTLE, (Scots) to...
snitched	19	15	SNITCH, to inform on...
snitcher	19	14	one who snitches, in...
snitches	19	14	SNITCH, to inform on...
snittier	14	9	SNITTY, disagreeably...
sniveled	16	15	SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
sniveler	16	14	one who snivels, als...
snivelly	24	17	given to snivelling,...
snobbery	23	17	snobbish behaviour [...
snobbier	17	15	SNOBBY, snobbish [ad...
snobbily	25	18	SNOBBY, snobbish [ad...
snobbish	20	17	characteristic of a...
snobbism	19	18	the practice of snob...
snobling	17	16	a little snob [n -S]
snocoach	20	17	a bus-like vehicle w...
snoddest	13	11	SNOD, (Scots) smooth...
snodding	14	14	SNOD, to trim, tidy...
snoggers	15	13	SNOGGER, one that sn...
snogging	16	16	SNOG, (slang) to kis...
snooding	13	13	SNOOD, to wear a net...
snookers	13	13	SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snooking	14	16	SNOOK, to snuff or s...
snooling	14	13	SNOOL, (Scots) to be...
snoopers	14	12	SNOOPER, one who sno...
snoopier	14	12	SNOOPY, prying [adj]
snoopily	22	15	SNOOPY, prying [adv]
snooping	15	15	SNOOP, to pry about...
snootful	16	14	(colloquial) enough...
snootier	12	9	SNOOTY, supercilious...
snootily	20	12	SNOOTY, supercilious...
snooting	13	12	SNOOT, to treat with...
snoozers	15	18	SNOOZER, one who sno...
snoozier	15	18	SNOOZY, given to sno...
snoozing	16	21	SNOOZE, to sleep lig...
snoozled	16	20	SNOOZLE, (colloquial...
snoozles	16	19	SNOOZLE, (colloquial...
snorings	14	12	SNORING, the act of...
snorkels	15	14	SNORKEL, to swim usi...
snorters	13	9	SNORTER, one that sn...
snortier	13	9	SNORTY, inclined to...
snorting	14	12	making a snorting no...
snotrags	14	11	SNOTRAG, (slang) a h...
snotters	13	9	SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snottery	19	11	filthiness [n SNOTTE...
snottier	13	9	SNOTTY, foul with sn...
snotties	13	9	SNOTTIE, (slang) a m...
snottily	21	12	SNOTTY, foul with sn...
snotting	14	12	SNOT, to blow the no...
snoutier	13	10	SNOUTY, resembling a...
snouting	14	13	SNOUT, to provide wi...
snoutish	16	12	like a snout [adj]
snowball	20	17	to increase at a rap...
snowbank	18	20	a mound of snow [n -...
snowbell	20	17	a flowering shrub [n...
snowbelt	19	16	a area of regular sn...
snowbird	19	16	an arctic finch, oft...
snowboot	17	15	a boot for walking i...
snowbush	21	18	any of several white...
snowcaps	21	18	SNOWCAP, a very smal...
snowcats	19	15	SNOWCAT, a tracklayi...
snowdome	16	16	a leisure centre off...
snowdrop	18	16	a drooping white flo...
snowfall	20	17	a fall of snow [n -S...
snowflea	18	16	a wingless insect ap...
snowiest	16	12	SNOWY, full of snow...
snowking	18	19	SNOWK, (Scots) to sn...
snowland	16	15	an area marked by a...
snowless	17	13	without snow [adj]
snowlike	18	17	having the appearanc...
snowline	16	14	an area which define...
snowmelt	18	16	water produced by th...
snowmold	18	17	a fungus disease of...
snowpack	22	22	an accumulation of p...
snowplow	22	19	to execute a type of...
snowshed	18	15	a structure which pr...
snowshoe	17	14	to walk on oval fram...
snowslip	20	16	a large mass or aval...
snowsuit	17	13	a child's garment fo...
snubbers	18	16	SNUBBER, a device fo...
snubbier	18	16	SNUBBY, inclined to...
snubbing	19	19	the act of snubbing...
snubbish	21	18	inclined to snub [ad...
snubness	15	14	the quality of being...
snudging	16	16	SNUDGE, to be snug a...
snuffbox	26	26	a box for holding sn...
snuffers	18	16	SNUFFER, an instrume...
snuffier	18	16	SNUFFY, soiled with...
snuffily	26	19	SNUFFY, soiled with...
snuffing	19	19	the act of snuffing...
snuffled	19	18	SNUFFLE, to sniffle...
snuffler	19	17	a person who snuffle...
snuffles	19	17	SNUFFLE, to sniffle...
snuggery	22	16	a snug place e.g. in...
snuggest	16	14	SNUG, cosy [adj]
snuggies	16	14	women's long underwe...
snugging	17	17	SNUG, to lie close [...
snuggled	17	16	SNUGGLE, to press cl...
snuggles	17	15	SNUGGLE, to press cl...
snugness	14	13	the state of being s...
snushing	17	15	SNUSH, (obsolete) to...
snuzzled	21	30	SNUZZLE, to caress w...
snuzzles	21	29	SNUZZLE, to caress w...
soakages	14	14	SOAKAGE, the act of...
soakaway	22	17	a depression into wh...
soakings	15	15	SOAKING, the act of...
soapbark	18	18	a South American tre...
soapdish	18	14	a dish for holding s...
soapfish	20	16	a tropical fish that...
soapiest	15	11	SOAPY, like soap [ad...
soapland	15	14	(slang) a red-light...
soapless	16	12	without soap [adj]
soaplike	17	16	like soap [adj]
soaproot	14	11	any plant whose root...
soapsuds	16	13	soapy water [n]
soapwort	18	14	a tall herb of the p...
soaraway	21	13	making spectacular p...
soarings	14	11	SOARING, the act of...
sobbings	19	17	SOBBING, the act of...
soberest	15	11	SOBER, having contro...
sobering	16	14	SOBER, to make sober...
soberise	15	11	to make sober, also...
soberize	18	20	to make sober, also...
sobriety	22	13	the state of being s...
socagers	17	13	SOCAGER, a tenant by...
soccages	20	16	SOCCAGE, a form of f...
sociable	19	15	gregarious [adj SOCI...
sociably	26	17	SOCIABLE, gregarious...
socially	25	15	with respect to soci...
sociates	16	11	SOCIATE, (archaic) a...
societal	17	12	relating to society...
socketed	17	16	SOCKET, to provide w...
sockette	17	15	a foot covering [n -...
sockeyes	23	17	SOCKEYE, a Pacific s...
sockless	19	16	without socks [adj]
sodaless	14	10	without soda [adj]
sodalist	15	10	a member of a sodali...
sodalite	14	10	a transparent or tra...
sodality	21	12	an organized group,...
sodamide	14	13	a compound formed wh...
soddened	12	12	SODDEN, to make or b...
soddenly	20	14	SODDEN, wet through...
soddiest	14	10	SODDY, consisting of...
sodgered	14	12	SODGER, to soldier [...
sodicity	24	14	the amount of sodium...
sodomies	14	12	SODOMY, anal interco...
sodomise	14	12	to engage in sodomy...
sodomist	15	12	one who practices so...
sodomite	14	12	one who practices so...
sodomize	17	21	to engage in sodomy...
sofabeds	17	15	SOFABED, a sofa that...
soffioni	17	15	(Italian) volcanic s...
softback	22	21	a book bound in a fl...
softball	20	16	an American game sim...
softcore	18	14	of pornography, not...
softened	14	13	SOFTEN, to make soft...
softener	14	12	one that softens [n...
softhead	17	14	a foolish person [n...
softling	18	15	(archaic) a soft, ef...
softness	15	12	the state of being s...
software	18	14	data used in compute...
softwood	18	15	the soft wood of var...
soggiest	16	12	SOGGY, heavy with mo...
soggings	17	15	SOGGING, the act of...
soilages	15	11	SOILAGE, green crops...
soiliest	15	9	SOILY, dirty, soiled...
soilings	16	12	SOILING, the act of...
soilless	16	10	without dirt [adj]
soilures	15	10	SOILURE, a stain or...
sojourns	15	19	SOJOURN, to stay tem...
solacers	17	12	SOLACER, one who sol...
solacing	18	15	SOLACE, to console [...
solander	13	11	(Swedish) a case for...
solanine	12	11	a poisonous alkaloid...
solanins	13	11	SOLANIN, a poisonous...
solanums	15	14	SOLANUM, any herbace...
solarise	14	9	to expose to sunligh...
solarism	16	12	folk tales as concep...
solarist	15	9	one who practises so...
solarium	16	13	a room exposed to th...
solarize	17	18	to expose to sunligh...
solating	15	12	SOLATE, to convert o...
solation	13	10	liquefaction of a ge...
solatium	16	13	(Latin) a compensati...
soldados	14	11	SOLDADO, (Spanish) a...
soldered	14	11	SOLDER, to join toge...
solderer	14	10	one who solders [n -...
soldiers	15	10	SOLDIER, to perform...
soldiery	21	12	the military profess...
solecise	17	12	to use ungrammatical...
solecism	19	15	an ungrammatical com...
solecist	18	12	one who commits a so...
solecize	20	21	to use ungrammatical...
soleless	15	10	without a sole [adj]
solemner	14	13	SOLEMN, serious [adj...
solemnly	22	16	SOLEMN, serious [adv...
soleness	13	10	the state of being t...
solenoid	13	11	a cylindrical wire c...
solerets	14	9	SOLERET, a metallic...
soleuses	14	10	SOLEUS, a leg muscle...
solfeges	17	14	SOLFEGE, (French) a...
solfeggi	19	16	SOLFEGGIO, a singing...
solicits	19	12	SOLICIT, to ask for...
solicity	25	14	(Shakespeare) solici...
solidago	15	12	a flower, goldenrod...
solidare	14	10	(Shakespeare) a smal...
solidary	21	12	united [adj]
solidate	14	10	to consolidate [v SO...
solidest	15	10	SOLID, having defini...
solidify	24	15	to make solid [v SOL...
solidish	18	12	somewhat solid [adj]
solidism	17	13	a doctrine on diseas...
solidist	16	10	an advocate of, or b...
solidity	22	12	the state of being s...
solidums	17	14	SOLIDUM, (Latin) a l...
solipeds	17	13	SOLIPED, an animal w...
soliquid	24	20	a fluid colloidal sy...
solitary	21	11	alone [adj SOLITARIL...
solitons	14	10	SOLITON, a solitary...
solitude	15	11	the state of being a...
sollared	15	11	SOLLAR, (archaic) to...
solleret	15	10	a metallic pointy to...
soloists	15	9	SOLOIST, one who per...
solonets	13	10	a type of soil, also...
solonetz	16	19	a type of soil, also...
solpugid	19	16	(Latin) a type of ve...
solstice	18	12	the time when the su...
solubles	18	14	SOLUBLE, something t...
solution	14	11	the act of solving o...
solutive	17	14	a solvent or laxativ...
solvable	19	17	able to be solved [a...
solvated	16	14	SOLVATE, to convert...
solvates	16	13	SOLVATE, to convert...
solvency	25	19	the ability to pay a...
solvents	16	14	SOLVENT, a substance...
somatism	16	14	materialism [n -S]
somatist	15	11	one who admits the e...
sombered	16	15	SOMBER, to make somb...
somberer	16	14	SOMBER, (US) sombre...
somberly	24	17	SOMBER, (US) sombre...
sombrely	24	17	SOMBRE, gloomy, dark...
sombrero	16	14	a broad-brimmed hat...
sombrest	17	14	SOMBRE, gloomy, dark...
sombring	18	17	SOMBRE, to make somb...
sombrous	17	15	gloomy; somber [adj]
somebody	22	17	an important person...
somedeal	14	13	(archaic) a large pa...
somedele	14	13	(archaic) somewhat,...
somegate	14	13	somewhere [adv]
someones	12	12	SOMEONE, a somebody...
somerset	14	11	a leap in which a pe...
sometime	15	14	at some future time...
someways	23	16	in some way, somehow...
somewhat	19	16	an unspecified numbe...
somewhen	18	17	at some indefinite t...
somewise	17	14	in some way, somehow...
somniate	13	12	to dream [v SOMNIATE...
somnific	20	18	sleep inducing [adj]
sonances	14	13	SONANCE, a sounding,...
sonantal	12	11	of a sound, uttered...
sonantic	15	13	of a sound, uttered...
sonarman	12	13	a man who operates s...
sonarmen	12	13	SONARMAN, a man who...
sonatina	11	10	(Italian) a short an...
sonatine	11	10	SONATINA, (Italian)...
sondages	13	12	SONDAGE, (French) a...
sondelis	14	11	SONDELI, the Indian...
songbird	17	15	a bird that utters a...
songbook	16	18	a book of songs [n -...
songfest	16	14	a gathering for sing...
songkoks	16	19	SONGKOK, (Malaysia)...
songless	15	12	without songs [adj S...
songlike	16	16	like a song [adj]
songster	14	11	a singing bird [n -S...
sonhoods	14	12	SONHOOD, the state o...
sonicate	15	12	to disrupt with soun...
sonneted	11	11	SONNET, to compose a...
sonobuoy	20	15	a buoy that detects...
sonogram	14	14	an image produced by...
sonorant	11	10	a voiced consonant r...
sonority	19	11	the quality of being...
sonorous	12	10	characterized by a f...
sonships	18	14	SONSHIP, the state o...
sonsiest	13	9	SONSIE, buxom, comel...
soochong	18	16	(Chinese) a kind of...
soopings	16	14	SOOPING, the act of...
soothers	15	10	SOOTHER, to cajole,...
soothest	15	10	SOOTH, true, real, a...
soothful	19	15	truthful, faithful [...
soothing	16	13	reassuring, calming...
soothsay	21	12	to foretell, to divi...
sootiest	13	8	SOOTY, covered with...
sootings	14	11	SOOTING, the act of...
sootless	14	9	without soot [adj]
sopheric	21	16	(Hebrew) relating to...
sopherim	19	16	(Hebrew) the scribes...
sophisms	20	16	SOPHISM, a plausible...
sophists	19	13	SOPHIST, a person wh...
sopiting	17	14	SOPITE, to put to sl...
soporose	14	11	causing sleep; sleep...
soporous	15	12	causing sleep; sleep...
soppiest	18	14	SOPPY, foolishly sen...
soppings	19	17	SOPPING, the act of...
sopranos	14	12	SOPRANO, (Italian) t...
sorbable	18	15	able to be absorbed...
sorbaria	15	11	a small deciduous sh...
sorbates	15	11	SORBATE, a salt of s...
sorbents	15	12	SORBENT, a substance...
sorbitan	15	12	a chemical compound...
sorbites	16	11	SORBITE, a fine-grai...
sorbitic	20	14	of or like sorbite,...
sorbitol	17	12	a white crystalline...
sorboses	15	11	SORBOSE, a type of s...
sorbuses	16	12	SORBUS, (Latin) any...
sorcerer	16	11	a magician who emplo...
sordider	14	10	SORDID, low, mean [a...
sordidly	22	13	SORDID, low, mean [a...
sordines	13	10	SORDINE, a cone-shap...
soredial	14	10	relating to a soredi...
soredium	15	13	a reproductive body...
sorehead	14	11	a person who is easi...
sorehons	14	11	SOREHON, (Irish) an...
soreness	12	9	the state of being s...
sorghums	19	16	SORGHUM, a genus of...
soricine	16	12	shrewlike, also SORI...
soricoid	17	12	shrewlike, also SORI...
sornings	14	12	SORNING, the act of...
sorobans	14	12	SOROBAN, (Japanese)...
soroches	18	13	SOROCHE, mountain si...
sororate	12	8	the marriage of a ma...
sororial	14	9	pertaining to sister...
sororise	13	8	to associate in a si...
sorority	20	10	a social club for wo...
sororize	16	17	to associate in a si...
sorption	15	12	the process or sorbi...
sorptive	18	15	tending to absorb an...
sorriest	14	8	SORRY, feeling regre...
sorrowed	16	12	SORROW, to grieve [v...
sorrower	16	11	one who sorrows [n -...
sorryish	23	12	somewhat sorry [adj]
sortable	16	12	able to be sorted [a...
sortably	23	14	SORTABLE [adv]
sortance	15	12	suitableness [n -S]
sortings	15	11	SORTING, the act of...
sortment	14	12	an assortment [n -S]
sosaties	13	8	SOSATIE, (Afrikaans)...
sossings	15	11	SOSSING, the act of...
soterial	14	9	pertaining to salvat...
sottedly	21	12	SOTTED [adv]
sottings	15	11	SOTTING, the act of...
soubises	16	12	SOUBISE, (French) a...
souchong	19	17	(Chinese) a kind of...
souffled	19	17	like a souffle, made...
souffles	19	16	SOUFFLE, (French) a...
soughing	18	16	SOUGH, to make a moa...
souldans	14	12	SOULDAN, (Arabic) th...
souldier	15	11	(archaic) to soldier...
soulless	16	11	without a soul [adj...
soullike	17	15	like a soul [adj]
soulmate	15	13	a person with whom o...
soulster	15	10	a singer of soul mus...
soumings	16	15	SOUMING, the act of...
soundbox	21	21	a resonant cavity in...
sounders	13	11	SOUNDER, a herd of p...
soundest	13	11	SOUND, being in good...
sounding	14	14	the action of determ...
soundman	13	15	a person who control...
soundmen	13	15	SOUNDMAN, a person w...
soupcons	18	16	SOUPCON, (French) a...
soupfins	18	16	SOUPFIN, the requiem...
soupiest	16	12	SOUPY, having the co...
soupless	17	13	without soup [adj]
souplike	18	17	like soup [adj]
soupling	18	16	SOUPLE, to make supp...
sourball	18	14	a sour candy [n -S]
sourcing	18	15	the act of sourcing...
sourdine	13	11	a mute or damper, al...
sourgums	17	15	SOURGUM, a softwood...
sourings	15	12	SOURING, a crabapple...
sourness	13	10	the state of being s...
sourocks	18	16	SOUROCK, (Scots) sor...
sourpuss	17	13	a grouchy person [n...
soursops	16	12	SOURSOP, a West Indi...
sourveld	17	15	(Afrikaans) in South...
sourwood	16	13	the sorrel tree [n -...
sousings	15	12	SOUSING, the act of...
sousliks	17	14	SOUSLIK, (Russian) a...
soutache	18	14	(French) a narrow br...
soutanes	12	10	SOUTANE, (French) a...
souterly	21	12	like a shoemaker [ad...
southern	15	12	in the south [adj SO...
southers	16	11	SOUTHER, to move tow...
southing	17	14	movement toward the...
southpaw	21	17	a left-handed sports...
southron	15	12	someone from the sou...
southsay	22	13	to foretell, to divi...
soutpiel	17	13	(South African) dero...
souvenir	15	14	a remembrance [n -S]...
souvlaki	18	18	a Greek dish of lamb...
sovietic	19	15	of or like a soviet...
sovkhozy	28	29	SOVKHOZ, (Russian) a...
sovranly	22	16	supremely [adv]
sovranty	21	15	sovereignty [n SOVRA...
sowarree	15	11	(Urdu) a mounted ret...
sowbacks	23	21	SOWBACK, an eroded,...
sowbelly	27	18	pork cured in salt [...
sowbread	18	15	a kind of cyclamen,...
sowffing	22	20	SOWFF, (Scots) to wh...
sownding	17	16	SOWND, (Spenser) to...
sowssing	18	14	SOWSSE, (Spenser) to...
sowthing	20	16	SOWTH, (Scots) to wh...
soybeans	20	14	SOYBEAN, a bean prod...
soymeals	21	14	SOYMEAL, the residue...
soymilks	24	18	SOYMILK, a milk subs...
sozzlier	21	27	SOZZLY, drunk [adj]
sozzling	22	30	SOZZLE, to intoxicat...
spacelab	21	18	a laboratory in spac...
spaceman	18	18	an astronaut [n SPAC...
spacemen	18	18	SPACEMAN, an astrona...
spaciest	19	14	SPACY, weird in beha...
spacings	20	17	SPACING, the distanc...
spacious	19	15	ample in extent [adj...
spackled	21	20	SPACKLE, to fill cra...
spackles	21	19	SPACKLE, to fill cra...
spadeful	19	17	as much as a spade c...
spademan	15	16	a worker with a spad...
spademen	15	16	SPADEMAN, a worker w...
spadgers	17	14	SPADGER, (slang) a s...
spadices	19	15	SPADIX, (Latin) a fl...
spadille	18	14	the ace of spades in...
spadillo	18	14	(obsolete) the ace o...
spadixes	22	19	SPADIX, (Latin) a fl...
spadones	14	13	SPADO, (Latin) a cas...
spadroon	14	13	(historical) a sword...
spaeings	16	14	SPAEING, the act of...
spaetzle	19	21	(German) in Jewish c...
spaewife	20	17	(Scots) a wise woman...
spageric	20	16	alchemical, also SPA...
spagging	19	18	SPAG, (of a cat) to...
spagiric	21	16	pertaining to alchem...
spagyric	27	18	alchemical, also SPA...
spaining	16	15	SPAIN, (Scots) to we...
spairged	17	14	SPAIRGE, to sprinkle...
spairges	17	13	SPAIRGE, to sprinkle...
spaldeen	15	14	a small hollow rubbe...
spallers	18	13	SPALLER, one who spa...
spalling	19	16	the breaking of ston...
spalpeen	17	16	(Irish) a scamp, a g...
spalting	18	15	SPALT, to splinter [...
spambots	19	17	SPAMBOT, a computer...
spammers	18	17	SPAMMER, someone who...
spammier	18	17	SPAMMY, bland, unexc...
spammies	18	17	SPAMMIE, (dialect) a...
spamming	19	20	sending out electron...
spancels	19	16	SPANCEL, to bind wit...
spandrel	16	14	a space between two...
spandril	17	14	a space between two...
spanghew	21	19	(dialect) to fling i...
spanging	17	17	SPANG, to cover with...
spangled	17	16	SPANGLE, to adorn wi...
spangler	17	15	one who spangles [n...
spangles	17	15	SPANGLE, to adorn wi...
spanglet	17	15	a sparkling bit of m...
spaniels	16	13	SPANIEL, to follow d...
spankers	16	16	SPANKER, the sail on...
spanking	17	19	spirited, going free...
spanless	16	13	having no extent [ad...
spanners	14	13	SPANNER, a tool for...
spanning	15	16	SPAN, to extend over...
spanspek	18	19	(Afrikaans) a sweet...
spansule	16	14	a pill [n -S]
spanworm	19	18	the larva of any geo...
sparable	18	15	a type of nail [n -S...
sparaxis	22	18	a South African irid...
sparerib	18	14	a cut of pork [n -S]
spargers	17	13	SPARGER, a vessel wi...
sparging	18	16	SPARGE, to sprinkle...
sparkers	17	15	SPARKER, a powerful...
sparkier	17	15	SPARKY, lively, also...
sparkies	17	15	SPARKIE, (colloquial...
sparkily	25	18	SPARKY, lively, also...
sparking	18	18	SPARK, to emit small...
sparkish	20	17	jaunty, showy [adj]
sparkled	18	17	SPARKLE, to reflect...
sparkler	18	16	something that spark...
sparkles	18	16	SPARKLE, to reflect...
sparklet	18	16	a small spark [n -S]
sparlike	18	16	resembling a spar [a...
sparling	18	15	a kind of fish, the...
sparoids	16	12	SPAROID, any of a fa...
sparrers	16	11	SPARRER, one who spa...
sparrier	16	11	SPARRY, having a con...
sparring	17	14	the act of sparring...
sparrows	19	14	SPARROW, a small bir...
sparsely	23	14	SPARSE, thinly distr...
sparsest	16	11	SPARSE, thinly distr...
sparsity	23	13	the state of being s...
spartans	15	12	SPARTAN, a crisp red...
sparthes	18	13	SPARTHE, (archaic) a...
spartina	15	12	a salt-marsh grass o...
spasming	18	17	SPASM, to go into sp...
spastics	20	14	SPASTIC, one affecte...
spatfall	20	16	a mass of shellfish...
spathose	17	13	relating to spar, al...
spatlese	16	12	(German) a sweet whi...
spattees	15	11	SPATTEE, a protectiv...
spatters	16	11	SPATTER, to scatter...
spatting	17	14	SPAT, to slap, strik...
spatular	17	13	shaped like a spatul...
spatulas	17	13	SPATULA, (Latin) a b...
spatules	17	13	SPATULE, (Latin) a b...
spatzles	20	21	SPATZLE, (German) in...
spavined	17	17	infected with spavin...
spawling	21	18	SPAWL, (archaic) to...
spawners	18	15	SPAWNER, a mature fe...
spawnier	18	15	SPAWNY, of or like s...
spawning	19	18	the act of spawning...
spazzing	23	32	SPAZZ, (slang) to la...
speakers	16	15	SPEAKER, one who spe...
speaking	17	18	a speech or discours...
speakout	16	16	the act of speaking...
speaning	15	15	SPEAN, (Scots) to we...
spearers	15	11	SPEARER, one who spe...
speargun	16	15	a gun that shoots sp...
spearier	15	11	SPEARY, like a spear...
spearing	16	14	the act of piercing...
spearman	15	15	a man armed with a s...
spearmen	15	15	SPEARMAN, a man arme...
speccier	22	17	SPECCY, wearing spec...
speccies	22	17	SPECCY, someone who...
speccing	23	20	SPEC, to write speci...
specials	20	15	SPECIAL [n]
speciate	18	14	to undergo a type of...
specific	25	20	for a particular pur...
specimen	19	18	a representative of...
specious	19	15	plausible, but inacc...
speckier	20	18	SPECKY, having speck...
speckies	20	18	SPECKY, someone who...
specking	21	21	SPECK, to mark with...
speckled	21	20	SPECKLE, to mark wit...
speckles	21	19	SPECKLE, to mark wit...
spectate	18	14	to attend and view [...
specters	19	14	SPECTER, a visible d...
specting	20	17	SPECT, a nonstandard...
spectral	20	15	resembling a spectre...
spectres	19	14	SPECTRE, a visible d...
spectrin	19	15	a protein found in r...
spectrum	21	18	an array of the comp...
specular	20	16	relating to a specul...
speculum	22	20	a medical instrument...
speeched	20	17	SPEECH, to harangue...
speeches	20	16	SPEECH, to harangue...
speeders	15	12	SPEEDER, one who spe...
speedful	19	17	full of speed [adj S...
speedier	15	12	SPEEDY, fast [adj]
speedily	23	15	SPEEDY, fast [adv]
speeding	16	15	the act of driving o...
speedups	18	16	SPEEDUP, an accelera...
speedway	24	17	a road designed for...
speelers	16	12	SPEELER, a climber (...
speeling	17	15	SPEEL, (Scots) to cl...
speering	16	14	an inquiry [n -S]
speiling	18	15	SPEIL, to climb, als...
speiring	17	14	an inquiry [n -S]
speisses	16	11	SPEISS, (German) a m...
spekboom	19	21	(Afrikaans) a South...
spelaean	14	13	living in caves, als...
spelders	17	13	SPELDER, (Scots) to...
spelding	18	16	a haddock or other s...
speldins	17	14	SPELDIN, a haddock o...
speldrin	17	14	a haddock or other s...
spellers	18	13	SPELLER, one who spe...
spellful	22	18	abounding in spells,...
spelling	19	16	a sequence of letter...
spelters	17	12	SPELTER, zinc in the...
speltzes	20	21	SPELTZ, a hardy whea...
spelunks	18	18	SPELUNK, to explore...
spencers	18	15	SPENCER, one who has...
spendall	17	15	a spendthrift [n -S]
spenders	15	13	SPENDER, one who spe...
spendier	15	13	SPENDY, expensive [a...
spending	16	16	the act of spending...
sperling	18	15	a kind of fish, the...
spermary	23	16	an organ in which sp...
spermine	16	15	a chemical compound...
spermous	17	15	pertaining to sperm,...
sperring	17	14	SPERRE, (Spenser) to...
spersing	17	14	SPERSE, (archaic) to...
sperthes	18	13	SPERTHE, (archaic) a...
spetched	21	17	SPETCH, to repair or...
spetches	21	16	SPETCH [n]
spetsnaz	18	21	(Russian) a select m...
spetting	17	14	SPET, to spit [v]
spetznaz	21	30	(Russian) a select m...
spewiest	19	14	SPEWY, boggy [adj]
sphaeres	17	13	SPHAERE, (obsolete)...
sphagnum	20	20	a grayish moss [n -S...
sphairee	17	13	(Australia) an alter...
spheares	17	13	SPHEARE, (archaic) a...
sphenoid	17	15	wedge-shaped, also S...
spherics	22	16	(short for) atmosphe...
spherier	18	13	SPHERY, resembling a...
sphering	19	16	SPHERE, to form into...
spheroid	18	14	a body resembling or...
spherule	19	15	a small sphere [n -S...
sphinges	19	16	SPHINX, (Greek) any...
sphingid	20	17	a member of the Sphi...
sphinxes	24	21	SPHINX, (Greek) any...
sphygmic	31	23	pertaining to the pu...
sphygmus	28	21	(Greek) the pulse [n...
sphynxes	30	23	SPHYNX, a hairless b...
spicated	19	15	spiked; spikelike, a...
spiccato	22	17	a method of playing...
spiciest	20	14	SPICY, tasting of sp...
spickest	21	18	SPICK, tidy, fresh [...
spicknel	21	20	(obsolete) an umbell...
spiculae	20	16	SPICULA, (Latin) a s...
spicular	21	16	resembling a dart; h...
spicules	21	16	SPICULE, a needlelik...
spiculum	23	20	a needlelike structu...
spidered	16	13	SPIDER, to move in a...
spiegels	18	14	SPIEGEL, (German) an...
spielers	17	12	SPIELER, a swindler...
spieling	18	15	SPIEL, to talk at le...
spiering	17	14	SPIER, (Scots) to as...
spiffied	21	18	SPIFFY, to make spif...
spiffier	21	17	SPIFFY, excellent [a...
spiffies	21	17	SPIFFY, to make spif...
spiffily	29	20	SPIFFY, excellent [a...
spiffing	22	20	SPIFF, to make spiff...
spighted	20	16	SPIGHT, (Spenser) to...
spignels	18	15	SPIGNEL, an umbellif...
spikelet	18	16	a type of flower clu...
spikiest	18	15	SPIKY, resembling a...
spilikin	19	17	a small slip of wood...
spilings	19	15	SPILING, the act of...
spilites	18	12	SPILITE, a fine-grai...
spilitic	22	15	of or like spilite,...
spillage	19	15	that which is spilt,...
spillers	19	13	SPILLER, one who spi...
spilling	20	16	the amount spilt [n...
spillway	28	18	a channel for overfl...
spimmers	19	17	SPIMMER, a person wh...
spimming	20	20	the activity of send...
spinachy	27	19	like spinach [adj]
spinages	16	14	SPINAGE, a cultivate...
spinally	24	16	SPINAL, related to t...
spindled	17	15	SPINDLE, to impale o...
spindler	17	14	one that spindles [n...
spindles	17	14	SPINDLE, to impale o...
spinelle	17	14	any mineral of a gro...
spinette	15	12	a musical instrument...
spiniest	16	12	SPINY, having spines...
spinifex	24	22	(Latin) a sharp-poin...
spinking	18	19	SPINK, of a finch, t...
spinless	17	13	having no rotation [...
spinners	15	13	SPINNER, one that sp...
spinnery	21	15	a spinning mill [n S...
spinnets	15	13	SPINNET, a musical i...
spinneys	21	15	SPINNEY, a small thi...
spinnier	15	13	SPINNY, crazy, fooli...
spinnies	15	13	SPINNY, a small thic...
spinning	16	16	the act of one who s...
spinodes	15	13	SPINODE, the cusp of...
spinoffs	20	18	SPINOFF, an incident...
spinouts	16	13	SPINOUT, a rotationa...
spinster	16	12	an older unmarried w...
spintext	22	19	a clergyman, a long-...
spinulae	16	14	SPINULA, (Latin) a s...
spinules	17	14	SPINULE, a small tho...
spiracle	20	15	an orifice through w...
spiraeas	15	11	SPIRAEA, any of a gr...
spiraled	17	13	SPIRAL, to move in s...
spirally	25	15	SPIRAL, winding like...
spirants	16	12	SPIRANT, a sound pro...
spirated	16	12	spirally twisted [ad...
spirelet	17	12	a slender spire [n -...
spiremes	17	14	SPIREME, a filament...
spiriest	17	11	SPIRY, tall, slender...
spirilla	19	13	SPIRILLUM, a rigid,...
spirited	17	12	SPIRIT, to carry off...
spiritus	18	12	(Latin) spirit; a br...
spirling	19	15	a kind of fish, aka...
spirting	18	14	SPIRT, to emit liqui...
spirtles	18	12	SPIRTLE, a wooden st...
spirulae	17	13	SPIRULA, a spiral-sh...
spirulas	18	13	SPIRULA, a spiral-sh...
spitball	21	16	to pitch a baseball...
spitcher	22	16	(slang) to be doomed...
spiteful	20	16	malicious [adj SPITE...
spitfire	19	14	a hot-tempered perso...
spitters	17	11	SPITTER, a type of p...
spittier	17	11	SPITTY, marked with...
spitting	18	14	the act of ejecting...
spittles	18	12	SPITTLE, saliva [n]
spittoon	15	12	a receptacle for sal...
spivvery	27	21	the world of spivs [...
spivvier	21	19	SPIVVY, like a spiv...
spivvish	24	21	like a spiv [adj]
splashed	19	15	SPLASH, to scatter l...
splasher	19	14	one that splashes [n...
splashes	19	14	SPLASH, to scatter l...
splatted	17	13	SPLAT, to flatten on...
splatter	17	12	to spatter, to splas...
splaying	24	17	SPLAY, to spread out...
splendid	17	15	magnificent [adj SPL...
splendor	16	14	magnificence [n -S]
splenial	17	14	of or like the splen...
splenium	18	17	a surgical bandage [...
splenius	17	14	(Latin) a muscle of...
splicers	21	15	SPLICER, one who spl...
splicing	22	18	the act of joining a...
splining	18	16	SPLINE, to provide w...
splinted	17	14	SPLINT, to put a spl...
splinter	17	13	to split into sharp,...
splished	20	15	SPLISH, to splash, a...
splishes	20	14	SPLISH, to splash, a...
splitted	18	13	SPLIT, to separate l...
splitter	18	12	one that splits [n -...
splodged	18	16	SPLODGE, to make a s...
splodges	18	15	SPLODGE, to make a s...
sploshed	19	15	SPLOSH, to splash, a...
sploshes	19	14	SPLOSH, to splash, a...
splotchy	29	19	covered with splotch...
splurged	19	16	SPLURGE, to spend mo...
splurger	19	15	one who splurges [n...
splurges	19	15	SPLURGE, to spend mo...
splurted	18	14	SPLURT, to gush fort...
splutter	18	13	to speak rapidly and...
spoddier	16	13	SPODDY, boring, stud...
spodiums	18	16	SPODIUM, (Greek) bon...
spodosol	16	13	a type of ashy soil...
spoffish	23	19	(archaic) fussy, off...
spoilage	17	14	something that is sp...
spoilers	17	12	SPOILER, one who spo...
spoilful	21	17	wasteful; rapacious,...
spoiling	18	15	SPOIL, to mar [v]
spoliate	16	12	to despoil; to plund...
spondaic	18	16	or of pertaining to...
spondees	14	13	SPONDEE, a type of m...
spondyls	23	16	SPONDYL, (Greek) a v...
spongers	16	14	SPONGER, one that sp...
spongier	16	14	SPONGY, absorptive [...
spongily	24	17	SPONGY, absorptive [...
sponging	17	17	SPONGE, to wipe with...
spongins	16	15	SPONGIN, a horny sub...
spongoid	16	15	resembling a sponge...
sponsing	16	15	a platform jutting f...
sponsion	14	13	the act of becoming...
sponsons	14	13	SPONSON, a platform...
sponsors	15	12	SPONSOR, to act as a...
spontoon	13	13	a small-headed halbe...
spoofers	17	14	SPOOFER, one who spo...
spoofery	23	16	good-natured ridicul...
spoofier	17	14	SPOOFY, humorously s...
spoofing	18	17	an act of spoofing [...
spookery	22	17	something spooky [n...
spookier	16	15	SPOOKY, scary, also...
spookily	24	18	SPOOKY, scary, also...
spooking	17	18	SPOOK, to frighten,...
spookish	19	17	spooky [adj]
spoolers	16	12	SPOOLER, a device fo...
spooling	17	15	the temporary storag...
spooming	17	17	SPOOM, to scud befor...
spooners	14	12	SPOONER, one who eng...
spooneys	20	14	SPOONEY, one who is...
spoonfed	16	16	aided in every way [...
spoonful	18	17	as much as a spoon c...
spoonier	14	12	SPOONY, foolishly fo...
spoonies	14	12	SPOONY, one who is f...
spoonily	22	15	SPOONY, foolishly fo...
spooning	15	15	SPOON, to eat with a...
spoorers	15	11	SPOORER, one who spo...
spooring	16	14	SPOOR, to follow a t...
sporadic	19	15	occurring at irregul...
sporidia	16	12	SPORIDIUM, a seconda...
sporozoa	17	20	SPOROZOON, a parasit...
sporrans	15	12	SPORRAN, a large pur...
sporters	16	11	SPORTER, one who spo...
sportful	20	16	full of sport; merry...
sportier	16	11	SPORTY, inclined to...
sporties	16	11	SPORTY, a sporty you...
sportifs	19	14	SPORTIF, (French) a...
sportily	24	14	SPORTY, inclined to...
sporting	17	14	sportsmanlike; fair...
sportive	18	15	playful [adj SPORTIV...
sporular	17	13	of or like a sporule...
sporules	17	13	SPORULE, a small spo...
sposhier	18	13	SPOSHY, (US) slushy...
spotless	17	12	perfectly clean [adj...
spotters	16	11	SPOTTER, one who spo...
spottier	16	11	SPOTTY, marked with...
spotties	16	11	SPOTTIE, (New Zealan...
spottily	24	14	SPOTTY, marked with...
spotting	17	14	the act of spotting...
spousage	16	14	espousal [n -S]
spousals	17	13	SPOUSAL, the state o...
spousing	17	15	SPOUSE, to betroth,...
spouters	16	12	SPOUTER, a spouting...
spoutier	16	12	SPOUTY, having a spo...
spouting	17	15	a rainwater downpipe...
sprackle	21	19	(Scots) to clamber,...
spraddle	17	14	to straddle [v SPRAD...
spragged	18	16	SPRAG, to stop with...
sprained	15	13	SPRAIN, to injure by...
spraints	16	12	SPRAINT, otter's dun...
sprangle	17	15	(US) to sprawl, to s...
sprattle	17	12	(Scots) to scramble...
sprauncy	25	18	smart, dapper [adj S...
sprawled	20	16	SPRAWL, to stretch o...
sprawler	20	15	one who sprawls [n -...
sprayers	22	13	SPRAYER, a device fo...
sprayier	22	13	SPRAYEY, full of spr...
spraying	23	16	an act of spraying [...
spreader	15	12	one who spreads [n -...
spreaghs	19	15	SPREAGH, (Gaelic) a...
spreathe	17	13	(SW dialect) to chap...
spreazed	18	21	SPREAZE, (SW dialect...
spreazes	18	20	SPREAZE, (SW dialect...
spredden	15	14	SPRED, (obsolete) to...
spreddes	16	13	SPREDDE, (obsolete)...
spreeing	16	14	SPREE, to carouse [v...
spreethe	17	13	(SW dialect) to chap...
spreezed	18	21	SPREEZE, (SW dialect...
spreezes	18	20	SPREEZE, (SW dialect...
sprented	15	13	SPRENT, to spring or...
sprigged	19	16	SPRIG, to embroider...
sprigger	19	15	one that decorates w...
sprights	21	15	SPRIGHT, (Shakespear...
springal	18	15	(archaic) an active...
springed	17	15	SPRINGE, to snare in...
springer	17	14	a kind of spaniel [n...
springes	17	14	SPRINGE, to snare in...
springle	18	15	a snare with a noose...
sprinkle	18	17	to scatter drops on...
sprinted	16	13	SPRINT, to run at to...
sprinter	16	12	one who sprints [n -...
spritely	24	14	lively, also SPRIGHT...
spritzed	20	21	SPRITZ, to spray (li...
spritzer	20	20	(German) a drink of...
spritzes	20	20	SPRITZ, to spray (li...
spritzig	22	22	(German) a usually s...
sprocket	20	18	a toothlike projecti...
sproglet	18	14	a small child [n -S]
sprouted	16	13	SPROUT, to begin to...
sprucely	27	18	SPRUCE, smart, dappe...
sprucest	20	15	SPRUCE, smart, dappe...
sprucier	20	15	SPRUCY, neat and tri...
sprucing	21	18	SPRUCE, to make smar...
spruiked	18	17	SPRUIK, (Australian...
spruiker	18	16	(Australian slang) o...
sprushed	19	15	SPRUSH, (Scots) to s...
sprushes	19	14	SPRUSH, (Scots) to s...
spryness	22	14	the state of being s...
spudders	17	14	SPUDDER, a tool for...
spuddier	17	14	SPUDDY, podgy [adj]
spudding	18	17	the process of start...
spuddles	18	15	SPUDDLE, (dialect) a...
spudgels	19	16	SPUDGEL, a bucket at...
spuggies	19	16	SPUGGY, (Scots) a ho...
spuilzie	21	22	(Scots) to plunder,...
spulyied	24	16	SPULYIE, (Scots) to...
spulyies	24	15	SPULYIE, (Scots) to...
spulzied	21	23	SPULZIE, (Scots) to...
spulzies	21	22	SPULZIE, (Scots) to...
spumante	16	16	(Italian) a sparklin...
spumiest	18	15	SPUMY, like spume [a...
spumones	16	16	SPUMONE, (Italian) a...
spumonis	17	16	SPUMONI, (Italian) a...
spunkier	17	17	SPUNKY, courageous,...
spunkies	17	17	SPUNKIE, (Scots) an...
spunkily	25	20	SPUNKY, courageous,...
spunking	18	20	SPUNK, to begin to b...
spunyarn	21	16	rope of yarns twiste...
spurdogs	18	15	SPURDOG, the dogfish...
spurgall	20	16	to injure with a spu...
spurious	17	13	not genuine [adj SPU...
spurless	18	13	without spurs [adj]
spurling	19	16	a tern [n -S]
spurners	16	13	SPURNER, one who spu...
spurning	17	16	the act of spurning...
spurrers	17	12	SPURRER, one who spu...
spurreys	23	14	SPURREY, an annual h...
spurrier	17	12	one whose occupation...
spurries	17	12	SPURRY, an annual he...
spurring	18	15	the act of spurring...
spurters	17	12	SPURTER, one who spu...
spurting	18	15	SPURT, to gush forth...
spurtles	18	13	SPURTLE, a wooden st...
spurways	26	17	SPURWAY, a bridle ro...
sputniks	18	17	SPUTNIK, (Russian) a...
sputters	17	12	SPUTTER, to spit, or...
sputtery	23	14	spluttery [adj]
spyglass	25	16	a small telescope [n...
spyholes	25	16	SPYHOLE, a peephole...
spyplane	24	18	a plane equipped to...
spywares	25	16	SPYWARE, software wh...
squabash	26	23	to crush esp. with c...
squabbed	26	25	SQUAB, to stuff, uph...
squabber	26	24	SQUAB, fat, clumsy,...
squabble	27	25	to quarrel [v SQUABB...
squaccos	28	24	SQUACCO, (Italian) a...
squadded	22	21	SQUAD, to form into...
squaddie	22	20	(colloquial) a soldi...
squadron	21	20	to organize in divis...
squailed	23	20	SQUAIL, to pelt with...
squailer	23	19	a throwing stick [n...
squalene	21	20	a natural oil obtain...
squalled	24	21	SQUALL, to rain or b...
squaller	24	20	a person, esp. a chi...
squaloid	23	20	like a shark [adj]
squalors	23	19	SQUALOR, the state o...
squamate	22	21	covered with scales,...
squamose	22	21	covered with scales,...
squamous	23	22	covered with scales,...
squamula	24	23	a little scale, also...
squamule	24	23	a little scale, also...
squander	21	20	to spend wastefully...
squarely	29	21	SQUARE, rigidly conv...
squarers	22	18	SQUARER, (Shakespear...
squarest	22	18	SQUARE, rigidly conv...
squarial	23	19	a flat diamond-shape...
squaring	23	21	the act of making sq...
squarish	25	20	somewhat square [adj...
squarson	21	19	a clergyman who is a...
squashed	24	21	SQUASH, to press int...
squasher	24	20	one who squashes [n...
squashes	24	20	SQUASH, to press int...
squatted	22	19	SQUAT, to sit on one...
squatter	22	18	to splash water abou...
squattle	23	19	(Scots) to squat dow...
squawked	26	26	SQUAWK, to utter a l...
squawker	26	25	a loudspeaker for re...
squawman	25	25	a white man with an...
squawmen	25	25	SQUAWMAN, a white ma...
squeaked	22	23	SQUEAK, to make a sh...
squeaker	22	22	something that squea...
squealed	22	20	SQUEAL, to utter a s...
squealer	22	19	an informer [n -S]
squeegee	21	20	to wipe with a type...
squeezed	24	28	SQUEEZE, to press ha...
squeezer	24	27	one that squeezes [n...
squeezes	24	27	SQUEEZE, to press ha...
squegged	24	23	SQUEG, to oscillate...
squegger	24	22	a squegging oscillat...
squelchy	35	26	sounding like a sque...
squibbed	27	25	SQUIB, to lampoon [v...
squibber	27	24	in baseball, an infi...
squidded	23	21	SQUID, to fish with...
squidged	24	22	SQUIDGE, to squeeze...
squidges	24	21	SQUIDGE, to squeeze...
squiffed	27	25	(colloquial) tipsy,...
squiffer	27	24	(slang) a concertina...
squiggle	26	23	to writhe about; squ...
squiggly	33	25	like squiggles, wrig...
squilgee	24	21	to wipe with a type...
squillae	24	20	SQUILLA, a kind of b...
squillas	25	20	SQUILLA, a kind of b...
squinied	22	20	SQUINY, (dialect) to...
squinies	22	19	SQUINY, (dialect) to...
squinted	22	20	SQUINT, to look with...
squinter	22	19	one who squints [n -...
squirage	23	20	squires collectively...
squireen	21	19	(facetious) one who...
squirely	30	21	like a squire [adj]
squiress	23	18	a squire's wife [n -...
squiring	24	21	SQUIRE, to escort [v...
squirish	26	20	resembling a squire...
squirmed	24	22	SQUIRM, to wriggle [...
squirmer	24	21	a person who squirms...
squirred	23	19	SQUIRR, to scour, se...
squirrel	24	19	to store up for futu...
squirted	23	19	SQUIRT, to throw out...
squirter	23	18	a device for squirti...
squished	25	21	SQUISH, to squash, a...
squishes	25	20	SQUISH, to squash, a...
squizzes	29	36	SQUIZ, (Australian s...
squooshy	30	22	squashy [adj SQUOOSH...
squushed	25	22	SQUUSH, to squash [v...
squushes	25	21	SQUUSH, to squash [v...
sraddhas	16	12	SRADDHA, (Sanskrit)...
stabbers	18	14	STABBER, one who sta...
stabbing	19	17	of a pain, sharp and...
stabiles	17	12	STABILE, a stationar...
stablers	17	12	STABLER, one who kee...
stablest	17	12	STABLE, well-founded...
stabling	18	15	accommodation for an...
stablish	20	14	(archaic) to establi...
staccati	20	14	STACCATO, a musical...
staccato	19	14	a musical passage wi...
stackers	18	15	STACKER, one who sta...
stackets	18	15	STACKET, (Scots) a s...
stacking	19	18	the act of stacking...
stackups	21	19	STACKUP, an arrangem...
staddles	15	11	STADDLE, a support f...
stadials	15	10	STADIAL, a single pe...
stadiums	16	13	STADIUM, a race cour...
staffage	18	16	decorative addition...
staffers	18	14	STAFFER, a member of...
staffing	19	17	the provision of sta...
staffman	18	18	a person who holds t...
staffmen	18	18	STAFFMAN, a person w...
stageful	18	15	as much as a stage c...
stagette	14	10	a hen party [n -S]
staggard	16	13	the male red deer wh...
staggart	16	12	the male red deer wh...
staggers	16	12	STAGGER, to walk or...
staggery	22	14	given to staggering...
staggier	16	12	STAGGY, having the a...
staggies	16	12	STAGGIE, (Scots) a c...
stagging	17	15	STAG, to attend a fu...
staghorn	16	13	a stag's antler [n -...
stagiest	15	10	STAGY, having a thea...
stagings	16	13	STAGING, a temporary...
stagnant	13	12	still and often foul...
stagnate	13	11	to become still and...
staidest	14	9	STAID, sober and sed...
stainers	13	9	STAINER, that which...
staining	14	12	the act of staining...
stairway	23	13	a flight of stairs [...
staithes	16	10	STAITHE, a wharf for...
stakeout	14	13	a surveillance of an...
stalagma	16	14	a stalactite [n -S]
stalkers	16	13	STALKER, one who sta...
stalkier	16	13	STALKY, long and sle...
stalkily	24	16	STALKY, long and sle...
stalking	17	16	the act of stalking...
stalkoes	15	13	STALKO, (Irish) a ge...
stallage	16	12	rent paid for a mark...
stalling	17	13	the act of stalling...
stallion	15	11	an uncastrated male...
stallman	16	14	a keeper of a stall...
stallmen	16	14	STALLMAN, a keeper o...
stalwart	18	12	staunch, also STALWO...
stamened	13	13	having stamens [adj]
staminal	15	13	relating to stamina...
staminas	14	12	STAMINA, endurance [...
stammels	17	15	STAMMEL, (historical...
stammers	16	14	STAMMER, to speak wi...
stampede	16	15	to send rushing in p...
stampedo	16	15	(obsolete) to stampe...
stampers	17	14	STAMPER, one who sta...
stamping	18	17	the act of stamping...
stanched	18	15	STANCH, to stop the...
stanchel	19	15	an upright beam, bar...
stancher	18	14	an upright beam, bar...
stanches	18	14	STANCH, to stop the...
stanchly	26	17	STANCH, firm, steadf...
standard	13	11	conforming to the no...
standbys	22	15	STANDBY, one who can...
standees	12	10	STANDEE, one who sta...
standers	13	10	STANDER, one who sta...
standing	14	13	a position in societ...
standish	16	12	a receptacle for pen...
standoff	17	16	a tie or a draw, in...
standout	13	11	one that shows marke...
standpat	15	13	resisting or opposin...
standups	16	14	STANDUP, a standup c...
stanging	15	14	STANG, (Scots) to st...
stanhope	16	14	a light, open carria...
staniels	14	10	STANIEL, the kestrel...
stanines	12	10	STANINE, a nine-poin...
stanking	15	16	STANK, (Scots) to da...
stannary	18	12	a tin-mining region...
stannate	11	10	a salt of stannic ac...
stannels	13	11	STANNEL, the kestrel...
stannite	12	10	an ore of tin [n -S]
stannous	12	11	of bivalent tin [adj...
stannums	14	14	STANNUM, (Latin) the...
stanyels	20	12	STANYEL, the kestrel...
stanzaed	15	19	having a stanza [adj...
stanzaic	19	21	pertaining to, or co...
stanzoes	15	18	STANZO, (Shakespeare...
stapedes	15	12	STAPES, a bone of th...
stapedii	16	12	STAPEDIUS, the muscl...
stapelia	16	12	any of various succu...
staplers	17	12	STAPLER, a stapling...
stapling	18	15	the act of fastening...
stapping	19	17	STAP, (Scots) to stu...
stapples	19	15	STAPPLE, a tobacco p...
staragen	13	11	(obsolete) the tarra...
starched	19	14	STARCH, to stiffen a...
starcher	19	13	one who starches [n...
starches	19	13	STARCH, to stiffen a...
stardoms	15	12	STARDOM, the status...
stardust	15	10	cosmic dust, meteori...
starfish	19	13	a star-shaped marine...
stargaze	17	19	to gaze at the stars...
starings	15	11	STARING, the act of...
starkens	14	13	STARKEN, to make or...
starkers	15	12	(colloquial) naked [...
starkest	15	12	STARK, stern, harsh...
starking	16	15	STARK, to stiffen [v...
starless	15	9	without stars [adj]
starlets	15	9	STARLET, a minor sho...
starlike	16	13	like a star [adj]
starling	16	12	a European bird [n -...
starnies	13	9	STARNIE, (Scots) a s...
starning	14	12	STARN, to row backwa...
starnose	12	9	a curious American m...
starosta	13	8	(Russian) a village...
starosty	20	10	a domain bestowed by...
starrier	14	8	STARRY, abounding wi...
starrily	22	11	STARRY, abounding wi...
starring	15	11	the act or starring...
starship	19	13	a spaceship for inte...
starspot	16	11	an area of darkness...
starters	14	8	STARTER, one who sta...
startful	18	13	of a horse, apt to s...
starting	15	11	beginning [adj START...
startish	17	10	of a horse, apt to s...
startled	15	10	STARTLE, to frighten...
startler	15	9	one who startles [n...
startles	15	9	STARTLE, to frighten...
startups	17	12	STARTUP, the act of...
starvers	16	12	STARVER, one who sta...
starving	17	15	the act of starving...
starwort	17	11	any plant of the gen...
stashies	16	10	STASHIE, (Scots) fus...
stashing	17	13	STASH, to store in a...
stasimon	14	12	a choral ode in an a...
statable	16	12	capable of being sta...
statedly	21	12	at stated times; reg...
statelet	14	9	a small political st...
statical	18	12	relating to statics,...
statices	17	11	STATICE, (Latin) the...
staticky	25	17	marked by static [ad...
stations	13	9	STATION, to assign t...
statisms	16	11	STATISM, a theory of...
statists	15	8	STATIST, a statesman...
statives	16	12	STATIVE, a verb indi...
statuary	20	11	a group of statues [...
statured	14	10	sculptured [adj]
statures	14	9	STATURE, the natural...
statuses	14	9	STATUS, a state of a...
statutes	14	9	STATUTE, a law enact...
staumrel	16	13	a dolt [n -S]
stauning	14	13	STAUN, (Scots) to st...
stayaway	28	15	in South Africa, a s...
stayless	21	11	without stays [adj]
stayning	20	14	STAYNE, (Spenser) to...
staysail	21	11	a fore-and-aft sail...
steadied	13	10	STEADY, to make stea...
steadier	13	9	one who steadies [n...
steadies	13	9	STEADY, to make stea...
steadily	21	12	STEADY, well-balance...
steading	14	12	a small farm [n -S]
stealage	14	11	theft [n -S]
stealers	14	9	STEALER, one who ste...
stealing	15	12	the act of stealing...
stealths	17	11	STEALTH, to approach...
stealthy	23	13	acting with stealth,...
steamers	14	11	STEAMER, to travel b...
steamier	14	11	STEAMY, like steam [...
steamies	14	11	STEAMIE, (Scots) a p...
steamily	22	14	STEAMY, like steam [...
steaming	15	14	a method of cooking...
steaning	13	12	STEAN, to line e.g....
steapsin	15	12	an enzyme present in...
stearage	13	10	(obsolete) the act o...
stearate	12	8	a salt of stearic ac...
stearine	12	9	the solid portion of...
stearing	14	11	STEARE [v]
stearins	13	9	STEARIN, the solid p...
steatite	13	8	the massive talc tha...
steatoma	13	11	(Greek) a cyst conta...
steddied	14	11	STEDDY, (archaic) to...
steddies	14	10	STEDDY, (archaic) to...
stedding	15	13	STEDD, (Spenser) to...
stedfast	16	12	(obsolete) of a pers...
steedied	13	10	STEEDY, (archaic) to...
steedies	13	9	STEEDY, (archaic) to...
steeding	14	12	STEED, (Spenser) to...
steeking	15	15	STEEK, (Scots) to st...
steelbow	19	15	(Scots) stock and go...
steelier	14	9	STEELY, resembling s...
steelies	14	9	STEELIE, a steel pla...
steeling	15	12	the act of steeling...
steelman	14	13	a worker in the stee...
steelmen	14	13	STEELMAN, a worker i...
steeming	15	14	STEEM, (archaic) to...
steenbok	15	16	(Afrikaans) a small...
steening	13	12	a stone lining, also...
steepens	14	12	STEEPEN, to become s...
steepers	15	11	STEEPER, a vessel fo...
steepest	15	11	STEEP, inclined shar...
steepeup	17	15	(Shakespeare) precip...
steepier	15	11	STEEPY, steep; preci...
steeping	16	14	STEEP, to soak in a...
steepish	18	13	somewhat steep [adj]
steepled	16	13	having a steeple [ad...
steeples	16	12	STEEPLE, a structure...
steerage	13	10	a section in a passe...
steerers	13	8	STEERER, one who ste...
steerier	13	8	STEERY, busy or bust...
steeries	13	8	STEERY, a commotion...
steering	14	11	the guiding of a veh...
steevely	22	15	STEEVE, (Scots) firm...
steevest	15	12	STEEVE, (Scots) firm...
steeving	16	15	the angular elevatio...
stegodon	13	12	an extinct mammal wi...
steinbok	16	16	(Afrikaans) a small...
steining	14	12	a stone lining of a...
stellate	15	10	star-shaped; starry,...
stellify	25	15	to convert into a st...
stelling	17	13	STELL, to establish,...
stellion	15	11	an East Mediterranea...
stellite	16	10	a cobalt-base alloy...
stemboks	18	18	STEMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
stembuck	22	22	(Afrikaans) a small...
stemhead	16	14	the head of the stem...
stemless	16	12	without a stem [adj]
stemlets	16	12	STEMLET, a small ste...
stemlike	17	16	like a stem [adj]
stemmata	15	14	STEMMA, (Greek) a di...
stemmers	16	14	STEMMER, a metal bar...
stemmery	22	16	a place where tobacc...
stemmier	16	14	STEMMY, abounding in...
stemming	17	17	material used for ta...
stempels	18	15	STEMPEL, (German) a...
stemples	18	15	STEMPLE, a crosstimb...
stemsons	14	12	STEMSON, a supportin...
stemware	17	14	a type of glassware...
stenched	18	15	STENCH, to cause to...
stenches	18	14	STENCH, to cause to...
stencils	18	13	STENCIL, to produce...
stending	14	13	STEND, (Scots) to bo...
stengahs	16	13	STENGAH, (Malay) a d...
stenlock	18	17	(Scots) a coalfish [...
stenning	13	13	STEN, to stride vigo...
stenosed	12	10	affected with stenos...
stenoses	12	9	STENOSIS, a narrowin...
stenosis	13	9	a narrowing of a bod...
stenotic	16	12	relating to a stenos...
stenting	14	12	STENT, (Scots) to st...
stentors	13	9	STENTOR, a person wh...
stentour	13	10	one who determines t...
stepdads	16	13	STEPDAD, a stepfathe...
stepdame	16	15	a stepmother [n -S]
stephane	16	14	(Greek) an ancient G...
stepless	17	12	lacking steps [adj]
steplike	18	16	like a step [adj]
stepmoms	18	17	STEPMOM, (colloquial...
stepneys	21	14	STEPNEY, (slang) a s...
stepover	17	15	an instance of raisi...
steppers	18	14	STEPPER, one who ste...
stepping	19	17	STEP, to measure by...
stepsons	15	12	STEPSON, a son of on...
stepwise	19	14	marked by a gradual...
steranes	12	9	STERANE, a chemical...
stereoed	12	9	STEREO, to make a ty...
stereome	13	11	mechanical tissue in...
sterical	18	12	pertaining to atoms...
sterigma	16	13	a spore-bearing stal...
sterlets	15	9	STERLET, (Russian) a...
sterling	16	12	genuine, authentic [...
sternage	13	11	(Shakespeare) sterns...
sternest	13	9	STERN, severe [adj]
sterning	14	12	STERN, to back, row...
sternite	13	9	the ventral plate of...
sternson	12	10	the end of a ship's...
sternums	15	13	STERNUM, a long, fla...
sternway	22	14	the backward movemen...
steroids	14	9	STEROID, any of a cl...
stertors	14	8	STERTOR, (Latin) a h...
sterving	17	15	STERVE, (Spenser) to...
stetsons	13	9	STETSON, (tradename)...
stetting	15	11	STET, to cancel a pr...
stewable	19	15	able to be stewed [a...
stewards	17	12	STEWARD, to act as a...
stewbums	21	18	STEWBUM, a drunken b...
stewiest	17	11	STEWY, like a stew [...
stewings	18	14	STEWING, the act of...
stewpans	18	15	STEWPAN, a pan used...
stewpond	18	16	a fish pond [n -S]
stewpots	19	14	STEWPOT, a pot for c...
sthenias	15	11	STHENIA, unusual or...
stibbler	20	15	(Scots) a horse turn...
stibbles	20	15	STIBBLE, (Scots) the...
stibines	16	12	STIBINE, antimony hy...
stibiums	19	15	STIBIUM, (Latin) ant...
stibnite	16	12	an ore of antimony [...
sticcado	20	15	(Italian) an instrum...
sticcato	20	14	(Italian) an instrum...
stichera	19	13	STICHERON, (Greek) a...
stickers	19	15	STICKER, to apply ad...
stickful	23	20	as much set type as...
stickied	19	16	STICKY, to make stic...
stickier	19	15	STICKY, adhesive [ad...
stickies	19	15	STICKY, to make stic...
stickily	27	18	STICKY, adhesive [ad...
sticking	20	18	the act of sticking...
stickjaw	24	27	a sweet meat [n -S]
stickled	20	17	STICKLE, to argue st...
stickler	20	16	one who has scruples...
stickles	20	16	STICKLE, to argue st...
stickman	19	19	one who supervises p...
stickmen	19	19	STICKMAN, one who su...
stickout	19	16	one who is conspicuo...
stickpin	21	19	a decorative tiepin...
stickums	21	19	STICKUM, a substance...
stickups	22	19	STICKUP, (colloquial...
stiction	17	12	frictional force whi...
stiddied	15	11	STIDDIE, to forge on...
stiddies	15	10	STIDDIE, to forge on...
stievely	23	15	STIEVE, (Scots) stif...
stievest	16	12	STIEVE, (Scots) stif...
stiffens	18	15	STIFFEN, to make sti...
stiffest	19	14	STIFF, rigid [adj]
stiffies	19	14	STIFFIE, an erect pe...
stiffing	20	17	STIFF, to cheat, rob...
stiffish	22	16	somewhat stiff [adj]
stiflers	18	12	STIFLER, one who, or...
stifling	19	15	very hot [adj STIFLI...
stigmata	16	13	STIGMA, a mark of di...
stilbene	16	13	a crystalline hydroc...
stilbite	18	12	a common mineral of...
stiletto	15	9	(Italian) a narrow d...
stillage	17	12	a cask stand, also S...
stillers	17	10	STILLER, a distiller...
stillest	17	10	STILL, free from sou...
stillier	17	10	STILLY, still, quiet...
stilling	18	13	a cask stand, also S...
stillion	16	11	a cask stand, also S...
stillman	17	14	one who operates a d...
stillmen	17	14	STILLMAN, one who op...
stillson	16	11	(tradename) a kind o...
stilters	16	9	STILTER, one who wal...
stiltier	16	9	STILTY, stilt-like [...
stilting	17	12	the act of stilting...
stiltish	19	11	somewhat stilty [adj...
stimulus	18	14	an agency that produ...
stimying	23	16	STIMY, to thwart, st...
stingers	15	11	STINGER, one that st...
stingier	15	11	STINGY, mean, niggar...
stingies	15	11	STINGY, a stinging n...
stingily	23	14	STINGY, mean, niggar...
stinging	16	14	painful, severe [adj...
stingray	21	13	a ray with a formida...
stinkard	15	14	a despicable person...
stinkbug	19	19	a shield bug that re...
stinkers	15	13	STINKER, a very unpl...
stinkier	15	13	STINKY, emitting a f...
stinking	16	16	evil-smelling [adj S...
stinkpot	17	16	a common musk turtle...
stinters	14	9	STINTER, one who, or...
stintier	14	9	STINTY, limited [adj...
stinting	15	12	grudging [adj STINTI...
stipends	16	13	STIPEND, a fixed amo...
stipites	17	11	STIPES, a slender su...
stippled	20	16	STIPPLE, to paint or...
stippler	20	15	one who stipples [n...
stipples	20	15	STIPPLE, to paint or...
stipular	18	13	of or pertaining to...
stipuled	18	14	having a stipule [ad...
stipules	18	13	STIPULE, an appendag...
stirless	16	9	without stir [adj]
stirrahs	17	10	STIRRAH, (Scots) a r...
stirrers	15	8	STIRRER, a troublema...
stirring	16	11	rousing, exciting [a...
stirrups	18	12	STIRRUP, a support f...
stishies	17	10	STISHIE, (Scots) fus...
stitched	20	14	STITCH, to sew toget...
stitcher	20	13	one who stitches [n...
stitches	20	13	STITCH, to sew toget...
stithied	17	11	STITHY, to forge on...
stithies	17	10	STITHY, to forge on...
stiviest	17	12	STIVY, stuffy [adj]
stobbing	19	17	STOB, to stab [v]
stoccado	19	15	(Italian) a stab; a...
stoccata	19	14	(Italian) a straight...
stocious	17	12	(Irish slang) drunk,...
stockade	17	16	to build a type of p...
stockage	18	17	the amount of suppli...
stockcar	21	18	a boxcar for carryin...
stockers	18	15	STOCKER, an animal k...
stockier	18	15	STOCKY, having a sho...
stockily	26	18	STOCKY, having a sho...
stocking	19	18	a covering for the f...
stockish	21	17	like a stock; stupid...
stockist	19	15	a shopkeeper who sto...
stockman	18	19	a man who owns or ra...
stockmen	18	19	STOCKMAN, a man who...
stockpot	20	18	a pot for making sou...
stodgers	15	11	STODGER, a dull pers...
stodgier	15	11	STODGY, boring [adj]
stodgily	23	14	STODGY, boring [adv]
stodging	16	14	STODGE, to stuff ful...
stoicism	19	14	indifference to plea...
stoiters	14	8	STOITER, (Scots) to...
stoiting	15	11	STOIT, (Scots) to st...
stokesia	14	12	a perennial herb of...
stokvels	18	17	STOKVEL, (South Afri...
stolider	15	10	STOLID, impassive, u...
stolidly	23	13	STOLID, impassive, u...
stollens	15	11	STOLLEN, (German) a...
stolonic	17	13	of or like a stolon,...
stolport	17	12	an airport for aircr...
stomachs	20	16	STOMACH, to tolerate...
stomachy	26	18	obstinate; sullen; h...
stomacks	19	18	STOMACK, (East Afric...
stomatal	15	12	pertaining to the st...
stomates	14	11	STOMATE, a minute op...
stomatic	18	14	of or pertaining to...
stomiums	17	15	STOMIUM, a pollen ce...
stomodea	13	12	STOMODEUM, an embryo...
stompers	17	14	STOMPER, one who sto...
stompier	17	14	STOMPY, conducive to...
stompies	17	14	STOMPIE, (South Afri...
stomping	18	17	STOMP, to tread heav...
stonable	15	13	carrying the penalty...
stonecut	16	13	a print made from an...
stonefly	22	15	a winged insect [n S...
stonerag	13	11	a kind of lichen, al...
stoneraw	15	12	a kind of lichen, al...
stoniest	13	9	STONY, of or like st...
stonings	14	12	STONING, the act of...
stonkers	14	13	STONKER, (Australian...
stonking	15	16	STONK, (slang) to bo...
stonning	13	13	STONNE, (obsolete) t...
stonying	20	14	STONY, aphetic for a...
stooging	15	13	STOOGE, to act as a...
stookers	14	12	STOOKER, one who sto...
stookies	14	12	STOOKIE, (Scots) stu...
stooking	15	15	the act of putting c...
stoolies	14	9	STOOLIE, (short for)...
stooling	15	12	STOOL, to put forth...
stoopers	15	11	STOOPER, one who sto...
stooping	16	14	STOOP, to bend the b...
stooshie	15	10	(Scots) fuss, ado, a...
stoozers	16	17	STOOZER, one who sto...
stoozing	17	20	the practice of taki...
stopband	17	16	a band of frequencie...
stopbank	18	19	an embankment along...
stopcock	23	21	a short pipe opened...
stopgaps	19	16	STOPGAP, a temporary...
stopings	17	14	STOPING, the process...
stopless	17	12	without a stop [adj]
stopoffs	20	17	STOPOFF, a brief sto...
stopover	17	15	a brief stop in the...
stoppage	18	16	the act of stopping...
stoppers	18	14	STOPPER, to seal wit...
stopping	19	17	the action of one wh...
stoppled	19	16	STOPPLE, to stop up,...
stopples	19	15	STOPPLE, to stop up,...
stopword	19	15	a frequently used wo...
storable	16	12	something that can b...
storages	14	10	STORAGE, a place for...
storaxes	19	15	STORAX, (Latin) a fr...
storeman	13	12	a storekeeper [n STO...
storemen	13	12	STOREMAN, a storekee...
storeyed	19	11	having a storey [adj...
stormers	15	11	STORMER, a humdinger...
stormful	19	16	abounding with storm...
stormier	15	11	STORMY, wild, tempes...
stormily	23	14	STORMY, wild, tempes...
storming	16	14	the act of storming...
storying	21	13	the art of relating...
stotinka	14	13	a Bulgarian monetary...
stotinki	15	13	STOTINKA, a Bulgaria...
stotinov	15	13	STOTIN, a monetary u...
stotious	14	9	(Irish slang) drunk,...
stotters	14	8	STOTTER, to stagger,...
stotties	14	8	STOTTIE, (dialect) a...
stotting	15	11	STOTT, to bound with...
stounded	13	12	STOUND, to ache, thr...
stouning	14	13	STOUN, (Spenser) to...
stourier	14	9	STOURY, (Scots) dust...
stoushed	16	12	STOUSH, (Australian...
stoushes	16	11	STOUSH, (Australian...
stoushie	16	11	(Scots) fuss, ado, a...
stoutens	13	10	STOUTEN, to make sto...
stoutest	14	9	STOUT, thick, resolu...
stoutish	17	11	somewhat stout [adj]
stovaine	14	13	an anaesthetic cocai...
stovetop	17	15	the hob of a stove [...
stovings	17	15	STOVING, the act of...
stowable	19	15	able to be stowed [a...
stowages	17	13	STOWAGE, goods in st...
stowaway	25	16	a person who hides a...
stowdown	19	16	the process of stowi...
stowings	18	14	STOWING, the act of...
stowlins	18	13	(Scots) by stealth,...
stownded	16	14	STOWND, to ache, thr...
strabism	18	14	a squint, also STRAB...
straddle	15	11	to bestride; to set...
stradiot	14	9	(historical) a Venet...
strafers	16	11	STRAFER, one who str...
straffed	18	15	STRAFF, (German) to...
strafing	17	14	the act of raking wi...
straggle	17	13	to stray [v STRAGGLE...
straggly	24	15	irregularly spread o...
straicht	20	13	(Scots) straight, al...
straight	18	12	uncurved, also STRAI...
straiked	15	13	STRAIK, to stroke, a...
strained	13	10	STRAIN, to exert to...
strainer	13	9	a utensil used to se...
straints	14	9	STRAINT, (Spenser) p...
straited	14	9	STRAIT, to confine [...
straiten	13	9	to make strait, narr...
straiter	14	8	STRAIT, confined, ri...
straitly	22	11	STRAIT, confined, ri...
stramash	17	13	(Scots) to make a ra...
strammel	17	15	(obsolete) a straw;...
stramony	20	14	thorn apple, and its...
stramped	17	15	STRAMP, (Scots) to t...
stranded	13	11	STRAND, to leave in...
strander	13	10	a machine that twist...
stranger	14	11	to make a stranger [...
stranges	14	11	STRANGE, an unfamili...
strangle	15	12	to choke to death [v...
strapped	18	15	STRAP, to fasten wit...
strapper	18	14	an apprentice, a lea...
strasses	14	8	STRASS, (German) a p...
strategy	21	12	a plan for obtaining...
stratify	23	13	to arrange in layers...
stratose	13	8	in strata, layered,...
stratous	14	9	in strata, layered,...
stratums	16	12	STRATUM, a layer of...
straucht	20	14	(Scots) straight, al...
straught	18	13	(Scots) straight, al...
straunge	14	12	(archaic) strange, i...
stravage	16	14	to stroll, also STRA...
stravaig	17	14	(Scots) to wander ai...
strawhat	19	13	pertaining to a summ...
strawier	17	11	STRAWY, resembling s...
strawing	18	14	STRAW, to cover with...
strayers	20	10	STRAYER, one who str...
straying	21	13	the act of straying...
strayved	22	15	STRAYVE, (dialect) t...
strayves	22	14	STRAYVE, (dialect) t...
streaked	14	13	STREAK, to cover wit...
streaker	14	12	a person who runs na...
streamed	14	12	STREAM, to flow in a...
streamer	14	11	a long narrow flag [...
streeked	14	13	STREEK, to stretch;...
streeker	14	12	one that streeks, st...
streeled	14	10	STREEL, (Irish) to t...
streeted	13	9	STREET, to provide w...
streight	18	12	(Spenser) a strait,...
streigne	14	11	(obsolete) to strain...
strelitz	19	18	(Russian) a soldier...
strength	17	13	a degree of being me...
strepent	15	12	(Latin) noisy [adj]
stressed	14	9	STRESS, to place emp...
stresses	14	8	STRESS, to place emp...
stressor	14	8	an agent or factor t...
stretchy	26	15	tending to stretch [...
strettas	14	8	STRETTA, (Italian) a...
strettos	14	8	STRETTO, a concludin...
streusel	15	10	(German) a crumb-lik...
strewage	17	13	items discarded [n -...
strewers	17	11	STREWER, one who str...
strewing	18	14	the act of strewing...
striatal	15	9	relating to the corp...
striated	14	9	STRIATE, to mark wit...
striates	14	8	STRIATE, to mark wit...
striatum	16	12	(Latin) part of the...
striches	20	13	STRICH, (archaic) th...
stricken	18	16	strongly affected or...
strickle	20	16	to shape grain with...
stricter	18	11	STRICT, kept within...
strictly	26	14	STRICT, kept within...
stridden	14	11	STRIDE, to walk with...
striddle	16	11	to straddle, also ST...
strident	14	10	loud, grating [adj S...
striders	15	9	STRIDER, one who str...
striding	16	12	STRIDE, to walk with...
stridors	15	9	STRIDOR, (Latin) a h...
strigate	15	10	having strigae, bris...
strigged	17	13	STRIG, to remove the...
strigils	18	11	STRIGIL, (Latin) an...
strigine	15	11	owllike [adj]
strigose	15	10	having strigae, bris...
strikers	16	12	STRIKER, an attackin...
striking	17	15	impressive [adj STRI...
strimmed	17	15	STRIM, to cut grass...
stringed	15	12	STRING, to provide w...
stringer	15	11	a journalist or repo...
strinkle	16	14	(Scots) to sprinkle...
stripers	17	11	STRIPER, a food and...
stripier	17	11	STRIPY, marked with...
striping	18	14	stripes marked or pa...
stripped	19	15	STRIP, to remove the...
stripper	19	14	one who removes his...
strivers	17	12	STRIVER, one who str...
striving	18	15	trying hard [adj STR...
stroamed	14	12	STROAM, to wander ab...
strobila	17	12	a stack of immature...
strobile	17	12	a scaly spike of fem...
strobili	18	12	STROBILUS, (Greek) a...
strobils	18	12	STROBIL, a scaly spi...
strobing	17	14	an unwanted jerky ef...
stroddle	15	11	(dialect) to straddl...
strodled	15	11	STRODLE, (dialect) t...
strodles	15	10	STRODLE, (dialect) t...
strokers	15	12	STROKER, one who str...
stroking	16	15	the act of stroking...
strolled	16	11	STROLL, to walk in a...
stroller	16	10	one who strolls [n -...
stromata	14	11	STROMA, a supporting...
strombus	18	15	a very large gastrop...
stronger	14	11	STRONG, having great...
strongly	22	14	STRONG, having great...
strongyl	22	14	(Greek) a parasitic...
strontia	13	9	an oxide of the meta...
strontic	17	12	containing, or desig...
strooken	13	13	STRIKE, to hit [v]
strookes	14	12	STROOKE, (obsolete)...
strophes	18	13	STROPHE, (Greek) a g...
strophic	22	16	pertaining to or con...
stropped	18	15	STROP, to sharpen on...
stropper	18	14	one who strops [n -S...
stroupan	15	13	(Scots) a drink of t...
strouted	14	10	STROUT, to swell; to...
strowers	17	11	STROWER, one who str...
strowing	18	14	the act of strowing...
stroyers	20	10	STROYER, one who str...
stroying	21	13	STROY, (dialect) to...
strucken	18	17	STRIKE, to hit [v]
strudels	16	11	STRUDEL, (German) a...
struggle	18	14	to strive vigorously...
strummed	17	16	STRUM, to play a str...
strummel	18	16	(obsolete) a straw;...
strummer	17	15	one who strums [n -S...
strumose	15	12	scrofulous; having s...
strumous	16	13	scrofulous; having s...
strumpet	18	15	(archaic) a whore [n...
strunted	14	11	STRUNT, to walk with...
strutted	15	10	STRUT, to walk with...
strutter	15	9	one who struts [n -S...
stubbier	19	15	STUBBY, short and sq...
stubbies	19	15	STUBBIE, (Australian...
stubbily	27	18	STUBBY, short and sq...
stubbing	20	18	STUB, to strike acci...
stubbled	20	17	having a stubble [ad...
stubbles	20	16	STUBBLE, the leaving...
stubborn	18	16	obstinate [adj STUBB...
stuccoed	20	16	STUCCO, to coat with...
stuccoer	20	15	one who stuccoes [n...
stuccoes	20	15	STUCCO, to coat with...
studbook	17	17	a record of the pedi...
studdies	15	11	STUDDIE, a blacksmit...
studding	16	14	the woodwork of a la...
studdles	16	12	STUDDLE, a post, a p...
students	14	11	STUDENT, a person fo...
studenty	20	13	like a student [adj]
studfarm	18	16	a horse-breeding far...
studfish	20	15	any one of several s...
studiers	15	10	STUDIER, one who stu...
studious	15	11	given to study [adj...
studlier	16	11	STUDLY, (slang) hunk...
studwork	19	17	brickwork walls betw...
studying	22	15	STUDY, to apply ones...
stuffers	19	15	STUFFER, one that st...
stuffier	19	15	STUFFY, badly ventil...
stuffily	27	18	STUFFY, badly ventil...
stuffing	20	18	material with which...
stuggier	17	13	STUGGY, (dialect) th...
stuivers	17	13	STUIVER, (Dutch) a D...
stukkend	16	19	(South African) brok...
stultify	25	15	to cause to appear a...
stumbled	19	17	STUMBLE, to trip whe...
stumbler	19	16	one who stumbles [n...
stumbles	19	16	STUMBLE, to trip whe...
stummels	18	16	STUMMEL, (German) a...
stumming	18	18	STUM, to increase fe...
stumpage	18	17	uncut marketable tim...
stumpers	18	15	STUMPER, a baffling...
stumpier	18	15	STUMPY, short and sq...
stumpies	18	15	STUMPY, (colloquial)...
stumpily	26	18	STUMPY, short and sq...
stumping	19	18	the act of baffling...
stunkard	15	15	(Scots) sulky, sulle...
stunners	13	11	STUNNER, a very attr...
stunning	14	14	stupefying, excellen...
stunsail	15	11	a contraction of stu...
stunting	15	13	STUNT, to hinder fro...
stuntman	14	14	a stand-in for dange...
stuntmen	14	14	STUNTMAN, a stand-in...
stupider	17	13	STUPID, foolish [adj...
stupidly	25	16	STUPID, foolish [adv...
stuprate	16	12	(archaic) to ravish;...
sturdied	15	11	afflicted with sturd...
sturdier	15	10	STURDY, strongly bui...
sturdies	15	10	STURDY, a disease of...
sturdily	23	13	STURDY, strongly bui...
sturgeon	14	12	a large fish of nort...
sturmers	16	12	STURMER, a variety o...
sturnine	13	11	pertaining to starli...
sturnoid	14	11	pertaining to starli...
sturting	16	12	STURT, to vex; to an...
stushies	17	11	STUSHIE, (Scots) fus...
stutters	15	9	STUTTER, to speak wi...
styliest	22	11	STYLIE, (New Zealand...
stylings	23	14	STYLING, the way in...
stylised	22	12	STYLISE, to make con...
styliser	22	11	one who stylises, al...
stylises	22	11	STYLISE, to make con...
stylists	23	11	STYLIST, one who is...
stylites	22	11	STYLITE, (Greek) one...
stylitic	26	14	of or like a stylite...
stylized	25	21	STYLIZE, to make con...
stylizer	25	20	one who stylises, al...
stylizes	25	20	STYLIZE, to make con...
styloids	22	12	STYLOID, a spiny pro...
stylopes	23	14	STYLOPS, a genus of...
stylopid	24	15	an insect that is a...
styluses	22	12	STYLUS, a pointed in...
stymying	29	18	STYMY, to thwart, st...
styptics	27	16	STYPTIC, a substance...
styraxes	26	17	STYRAX, a fragrant r...
styrenes	19	11	STYRENE, a liquid hy...
suasible	17	13	capable of being per...
suasions	13	10	SUASION, persuasion...
subabbot	20	18	a subordinate abbot...
subacrid	20	16	somewhat acrid [adj]
subacted	19	16	SUBACT, to subdue [v...
subacute	19	16	somewhat acute [adj...
subadars	16	13	SUBADAR, (Hindi) a n...
subadult	18	15	an individual approa...
subagent	16	15	a subordinate agent...
subahdar	18	15	(Hindi) a native off...
subareas	15	12	SUBAREA, a subdivisi...
subatoms	17	15	SUBATOM, a component...
subaudio	16	14	relating to low-freq...
subaural	17	14	below the normal ran...
subaxial	23	20	somewhat axial [adj]
subbasal	19	16	below the base [adj]
subbases	18	15	SUBBASE, the lowest...
subbasin	18	16	a section of an area...
subbings	20	18	SUBBING, the act of...
subblock	24	23	a subdivision of a b...
subbreed	18	16	a distinguishable st...
subcaste	19	15	a subdivision of a c...
subcause	19	16	a subordinate cause...
subcells	22	17	SUBCELL, a subdivisi...
subchief	24	20	a subordinate chief...
subchord	22	18	a subdivision of a c...
subclaim	22	19	a subdivision of a c...
subclans	20	17	SUBCLAN, a subdivisi...
subclass	21	16	to place in a subdiv...
subclerk	22	20	a subordinate clerk...
subcodes	19	16	SUBCODE, a subdivisi...
subcools	20	16	SUBCOOL, to cool bel...
subcosta	19	15	the vein on an insec...
subcrust	21	16	a subdivision of a c...
subcults	22	17	SUBCULT, a subdivisi...
subcutes	20	16	SUBCUTIS, the deeper...
subcutis	21	16	the deeper part of t...
subdeans	15	14	SUBDEAN, a subordina...
subdepot	18	16	a subdivision of a m...
subdewed	19	17	SUBDEW, to bring und...
subduals	18	15	SUBDUAL, the act of...
subduced	20	18	SUBDUCE, to take awa...
subduces	20	17	SUBDUCE, to take awa...
subducts	21	17	SUBDUCT, to withdraw...
subduers	17	14	SUBDUER, one who sub...
subduing	18	17	SUBDUE, to bring und...
subduple	20	18	in the ratio of one...
subdural	18	15	situated under the d...
subdwarf	22	19	a small star of rela...
subedars	16	13	SUBEDAR, (Hindi) a n...
subedits	17	13	SUBEDIT, to act as a...
subentry	22	15	an entry made under...
subepoch	23	20	a subdivision of an...
subequal	25	23	subordinately equal...
suberate	15	12	a salt of suberic ac...
suberect	19	15	nearly erect [adj]
suberins	16	13	SUBERIN, a substance...
suberise	16	12	to convert into cork...
suberize	19	21	to convert into cork...
suberose	15	12	pertaining to cork,...
suberous	16	13	pertaining to cork,...
subfeued	18	17	SUBFEU, to grant lan...
subfield	20	17	a subset of a mathem...
subfiles	20	16	SUBFILE, a subdivisi...
subfixes	25	22	SUBFIX, a distinguis...
subfloor	19	16	a rough floor laid a...
subfluid	21	18	somewhat fluid [adj]
subframe	19	18	a frame for the atta...
subfuscs	23	19	SUBFUSC, dark, forma...
subfusks	21	20	SUBFUSK, dark, forma...
subgenre	16	15	a subdivision of a g...
subgenus	17	16	a subdivision of a g...
subgoals	18	15	SUBGOAL, a subordina...
subgrade	17	15	a surface on which a...
subgraph	22	19	a graph contained wi...
subgroup	20	18	a distinct group wit...
subheads	18	15	SUBHEAD, an inferior...
subhuman	19	19	one that is less tha...
subhumid	21	19	of a climate, too we...
subideas	16	13	SUBIDEA, an inferior...
subimago	18	17	a stage in the life...
subindex	22	21	a distinguishing sym...
subitems	18	15	SUBITEM, an item tha...
subitise	17	12	to perceive, also SU...
subitize	20	21	to perceive, also SU...
subjects	22	24	SUBJECT, to cause to...
subjoins	18	22	SUBJOIN, to add at t...
sublated	17	14	SUBLATE, to deny; to...
sublates	17	13	SUBLATE, to deny; to...
sublease	16	13	to rent leased prope...
sublevel	20	18	a lower level [n -S]
sublimed	19	17	SUBLIME, to sublimat...
sublimer	19	16	one who sublimes [n...
sublimes	19	16	SUBLIME, to sublimat...
sublimit	20	16	a limit within a lim...
sublines	17	14	SUBLINE, an inbred l...
sublunar	17	15	under the moon, terr...
submenta	16	16	SUBMENTUM, part of a...
submenus	17	17	SUBMENU, a secondary...
submerge	18	17	to place below the s...
submerse	17	15	to place below the s...
subnasal	16	14	situated under the n...
subniche	21	18	a subdivision of a h...
subnodal	16	15	situated under a nod...
subocean	17	16	beneath the ocean [a...
suboptic	22	18	situated under the e...
suborder	16	13	a category of relate...
suborned	15	14	SUBORN, to induce to...
suborner	15	13	one who suborns [n -...
subovate	17	16	nearly ovate [adj]
suboxide	22	20	an oxide containing...
subpanel	18	17	a subdivision of a p...
subparts	19	15	SUBPART, a subdivisi...
subpenas	17	16	SUBPENA, to summon w...
subphase	20	17	a subdivision of a p...
subphyla	28	20	SUBPHYLUM, (Latin) t...
subplots	20	16	SUBPLOT, a subordina...
subpoena	16	16	to summon with a typ...
subpolar	19	16	situated just outsid...
subprime	20	18	a loan made to a bor...
subprior	19	15	the vicegerent of a...
subpubic	25	22	situated under the p...
subraces	19	15	SUBRACE, a subdivisi...
subrents	16	13	SUBRENT [n]
subrings	18	15	SUBRING, a subset of...
subrules	18	14	SUBRULE, a subordina...
subsales	17	13	SUBSALE, a resale of...
subscale	20	16	a subdivision of a s...
subsects	20	15	SUBSECT, a sect dire...
subsense	15	13	a subdivision of a s...
subseres	16	12	SUBSERE, a type of e...
subserve	18	16	to help forward [v S...
subshaft	21	17	a shaft that is bene...
subshell	21	16	one of the orbitals...
subshrub	22	18	a low shrub [n -S]
subsided	17	14	SUBSIDE, to sink to...
subsider	17	13	something or someone...
subsides	17	13	SUBSIDE, to sink to...
subsists	18	12	SUBSIST, to continue...
subsites	17	12	SUBSITE, a division...
subsizar	20	21	a student of lower r...
subskill	21	18	a subordinate skill...
subsoils	18	13	SUBSOIL, to plow the...
subsolar	17	13	directly under the s...
subsongs	17	15	SUBSONG, a bird's un...
subsonic	19	16	moving at a speed le...
subspace	21	18	a subset of a mathem...
substage	17	14	a part of a microsco...
substate	16	12	a subdivision of a s...
substyle	24	15	the straight line on...
subsumed	18	17	SUBSUME, to classify...
subsumes	18	16	SUBSUME, to classify...
subtacks	21	19	SUBTACK, a sublease...
subtalar	17	13	below the anklebone...
subtasks	18	16	SUBTASK, a subordina...
subtaxon	21	20	a subdivision of a t...
subteens	15	13	SUBTEEN, a person ap...
subtends	16	14	SUBTEND, to extend u...
subtense	15	13	a line subtending, o...
subtests	17	12	SUBTEST, a subdivisi...
subtexts	23	19	SUBTEXT, written or...
subtheme	19	17	a subordinate theme...
subtidal	18	14	of a subordinate tid...
subtiler	18	13	SUBTIL, (archaic) su...
subtilin	18	14	an antibiotic [n -S]
subtilty	25	15	the state of being s...
subtitle	18	13	to give a secondary...
subtlest	18	13	SUBTLE, so slight as...
subtlety	24	15	the state of being s...
subtones	15	13	SUBTONE, a low or su...
subtonic	19	16	the seventh tone of...
subtopia	18	15	the suburbs of a cit...
subtopic	22	18	a secondary topic [n...
subtotal	17	13	partially total [adj...
subtract	20	15	to take away, also S...
subtrade	16	13	in the construction...
subtrend	16	14	a subordinate trend...
subtribe	19	15	a subdivision of a t...
subtrist	18	12	(archaic) somewhat s...
subtrude	17	14	to push in stealthil...
subtunic	20	17	a tunic worn under a...
subtypes	25	17	SUBTYPE, a type that...
subucula	21	18	(Latin) in the early...
subulate	17	14	awl-shaped, long and...
subunits	17	14	SUBUNIT, a unit that...
suburban	18	17	one who lives in a s...
suburbed	19	17	having a suburb [adj...
suburbia	19	16	the suburbs of a cit...
subvened	17	18	SUBVENE, to arrive o...
subvenes	17	17	SUBVENE, to arrive o...
subverse	18	16	to overthrow, also S...
subverst	19	16	SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverts	19	16	SUBVERT, to destroy...
subvicar	22	19	a subordinate vicar...
subviral	20	17	pertaining to a part...
subvirus	20	17	a viral protein smal...
subvocal	22	20	of words formed in s...
subwayed	25	18	SUBWAY, to travel by...
subworld	21	17	a subdivision of a s...
subzonal	19	23	pertaining to a subd...
subzones	18	22	SUBZONE, a subdivisi...
succades	20	16	SUCCADE, a candied f...
succeeds	20	16	SUCCEED, to accompli...
succinct	24	19	clearly expressed in...
succinic	24	19	of, relating to or d...
succinyl	28	19	the radical of succi...
succored	20	16	SUCCOR, to go to the...
succorer	20	15	one who succors, als...
succours	21	16	SUCCOUR, to go to th...
succubae	22	19	SUCCUBA, a female de...
succubas	23	19	SUCCUBA, a female de...
succubus	24	20	a female demon, also...
succumbs	25	22	SUCCUMB, to yield to...
suchlike	22	19	of a similar kind [a...
suchness	19	15	essential or charact...
suchwise	23	17	in such a manner [ad...
suckener	17	17	a tenant under the t...
suckered	18	17	SUCKER, to strip off...
suckfish	24	21	a remora, sucker fis...
suckhole	21	19	(Australian slang) t...
suckiest	19	16	SUCKY, not good [adj...
suckings	20	19	SUCKING, the act of...
sucklers	20	17	SUCKLER, an animal t...
suckless	20	17	having no juice [adj...
suckling	21	20	a young mammal that...
sucrases	17	12	SUCRASE, an enzyme t...
sucriers	18	12	SUCRIER, (French) a...
sucroses	17	12	SUCROSE, a white cry...
suctions	17	13	SUCTION, to remove b...
sucuruju	21	24	a South American Ind...
sudamens	14	14	SUDAMEN, (Latin) a w...
sudamina	14	14	SUDAMEN, (Latin) a w...
sudaries	14	10	SUDARY, a cloth for...
sudarium	16	14	a cloth for wiping t...
sudating	15	13	SUDATE, to sweat [v]
sudation	13	11	excessive sweating [...
sudatory	20	12	a hot-air bath for i...
suddenly	21	15	SUDDEN, without warn...
suddenty	20	14	suddenness [n SUDDEN...
sudorous	14	11	sweaty [adj]
sudsiest	15	10	SUDSY, full of suds...
sudsless	16	11	without suds [adj]
suedette	13	10	a fabric made with a...
suetiest	14	9	SUETY, resembling su...
suettier	14	9	SUETTY, resembling s...
suffaris	19	15	SUFFARI, a hunting e...
suffects	22	18	SUFFECT, (Latin) in...
suffered	18	16	SUFFER, to feel pain...
sufferer	18	15	one who suffers [n -...
suffetes	18	15	SUFFETE, (Latin) one...
sufficed	22	19	SUFFICE, to be adequ...
sufficer	22	18	one who suffices [n...
suffices	22	18	SUFFICE, to be adequ...
suffixal	26	23	pertaining to a suff...
suffixed	25	23	SUFFIX, to add to th...
suffixes	25	22	SUFFIX, to add to th...
sufflate	19	16	(archaic) to inflate...
suffrage	19	17	the right to vote [n...
suffused	19	17	SUFFUSE, to spread t...
suffuses	19	16	SUFFUSE, to spread t...
sugarers	15	11	SUGARER, one that ma...
sugarier	15	11	SUGARY, containing s...
sugaring	16	14	sweetening with suga...
suggests	17	13	SUGGEST, to put forw...
suggings	18	16	SUGGING, selling und...
suicidal	19	14	self-destructive [ad...
suicided	18	14	SUICIDE, to kill one...
suicides	18	13	SUICIDE, to kill one...
suidians	14	11	SUIDIAN, a member of...
suilline	16	12	of pigs [adj]
suiplaps	20	16	SUIPLAP, (Afrikaans)...
suitable	17	13	appropriate [adj SUI...
suitably	24	15	SUITABLE, appropriat...
suitcase	17	12	a piece of luggage f...
suitings	16	12	SUITING, fabric for...
suitlike	17	14	like a suit [adj]
suitored	14	10	SUITOR, (archaic) to...
suitress	15	9	a female suitor [n -...
suivante	15	14	(French) a waiting w...
sukiyaki	23	19	(Japanese) sliced me...
sulcated	18	14	having long, narrow...
sulfated	17	14	SULFATE, to treat wi...
sulfates	17	13	SULFATE, to treat wi...
sulfatic	21	16	pertaining to a salt...
sulfides	18	14	SULFIDE, a compound...
sulfinyl	25	17	the bivalent chemica...
sulfites	18	13	SULFITE, a salt of s...
sulfitic	22	16	pertaining to sulfit...
sulfones	16	14	SULFONE, a sulfur co...
sulfonic	20	17	relating to a sulfon...
sulfonyl	24	17	a bivalent sulphone...
sulfured	18	15	SULFUR, to treat wit...
sulfuret	18	14	to treat with sulfur...
sulfuric	22	17	pertaining to sulfur...
sulfuryl	26	17	a bivalent sulphone...
sulkiest	17	14	SULKY, in a resentfu...
sullages	17	13	SULLAGE, filth; refu...
sullener	15	12	SULLEN, showing broo...
sullenly	23	15	SULLEN, showing broo...
sullying	24	16	SULLY, to soil, make...
sulphate	19	15	to treat with sulfur...
sulphide	20	16	a sulfur compound, a...
sulphids	21	16	SULPHID, a sulfur co...
sulphite	20	15	a salt of sulphurous...
sulphone	18	16	a sulfur compound, a...
sulphurs	21	16	SULPHUR, to treat wi...
sulphury	27	18	resembling sulfur, a...
sultanas	14	11	SULTANA, a small, pa...
sultanic	18	14	pertaining to a sult...
sultrier	16	10	SULTRY, humid and op...
sultrily	24	13	SULTRY, humid and op...
sumatras	15	12	SUMATRA, a short, vi...
sumbitch	24	20	(colloquial) sonofab...
summable	19	19	able to be summed [a...
summands	16	17	SUMMAND, an addend,...
summated	16	16	SUMMATE, to add toge...
summates	16	15	SUMMATE, to add toge...
summered	16	16	SUMMER, to pass the...
summerly	24	18	of or like summer, a...
summings	18	18	SUMMING, the act of...
summists	18	15	SUMMIST, a writer of...
summital	18	16	pertaining to the su...
summited	17	16	SUMMIT, to take part...
summitry	24	17	conferences between...
summoned	15	17	SUMMON, to order to...
summoner	15	16	one who summons [n -...
sumoists	16	12	SUMOIST, a sumo wres...
sumotori	15	12	(Japanese) a sumo wr...
sumphish	23	19	(Scots) stupid, dolt...
sumpitan	17	16	(Malay) a Malay blow...
sumpters	18	15	SUMPTER, (archaic) a...
sumpweed	20	19	a marsh plant [n -S]
sunbaked	16	18	SUNBAKE, to bake e.g...
sunbakes	16	17	SUNBAKE, to bake e.g...
sunbathe	17	15	to take a sunbath [v...
sunbaths	18	15	SUNBATH, an exposure...
sunbeams	16	16	SUNBEAM, a beam of s...
sunbeamy	22	18	bright and sun lit [...
sunbelts	17	14	SUNBELT, the souther...
sunberry	22	15	dark edible fruit [n...
sunbirds	17	14	SUNBIRD, a family of...
sunblind	17	16	a blind to keep out...
sunblock	21	21	a lotion to protect...
sunburns	16	15	SUNBURN, to burn by...
sunburnt	16	15	SUNBURN, to burn by...
sunburst	17	14	a burst of sunlight...
suncares	16	13	SUNCARE, protection...
sunchoke	19	19	a type of sunflower...
sundaris	14	11	SUNDARI, (Sanskrit)...
sundecks	18	18	SUNDECK, the upper d...
sundered	13	12	SUNDER, to break apa...
sunderer	13	11	one who sunders [n -...
sundials	15	12	SUNDIAL, a type of t...
sundowns	16	15	SUNDOWN, the time at...
sundress	14	11	a low-cut dress, lea...
sundries	14	11	miscellaneous items...
sundrily	22	14	SUNDRY, miscellaneou...
sundrops	16	14	an American evening...
sungazer	17	21	an African lizard gi...
sunglass	16	13	a lens for concentra...
sunglows	19	16	SUNGLOW, a glow in t...
sungrebe	16	15	the finfoot, a South...
sunlamps	18	17	SUNLAMP, a lamp that...
sunlands	14	13	SUNLAND, an area mar...
sunlight	19	15	the light of the sun...
sunniest	13	11	SUNNY, full of sun [...
sunporch	21	18	a porch that admits...
sunproof	17	16	resistant to damage...
sunrises	14	10	SUNRISE, the rising...
sunroofs	15	13	SUNROOF, a roof of a...
sunrooms	14	13	SUNROOM, a room buil...
sunscald	18	15	an injury of woody p...
sunshade	15	13	an umbrella-like pro...
sunshine	15	13	the light of the sun...
sunshiny	22	15	pertaining to the su...
sunspecs	19	16	(colloquial) sunglas...
sunspots	16	13	SUNSPOT, a dark spot...
sunstars	14	10	SUNSTAR, a kind of s...
sunstone	12	11	a variety of quartz...
sunsuits	15	11	SUNSUIT, an outfit w...
suntraps	16	13	SUNTRAP, a sheltered...
sunwards	17	14	towards the sun, als...
superadd	16	14	to add further [v -E...
superate	15	12	(obsolete) to overco...
superbad	18	16	exceedingly bad [adj...
superber	18	15	SUPERB, of excellent...
superbly	26	18	SUPERB, of excellent...
superbug	20	18	a bacterium resistan...
supercar	19	15	a very big or fast c...
supercop	21	18	a superior police of...
supercow	22	18	a dairy cow that pro...
superego	16	14	a part of the psyche...
superfan	17	16	an exceedingly devot...
superfit	19	15	exceptionally fit [a...
superfix	25	22	a recurrent pattern...
superfly	26	18	showily pretentious...
supergun	17	16	a very large gun [n...
superhet	18	14	a superheterodyne re...
superhit	19	14	something exceedingl...
superhot	18	14	extremely hot [adj]
supering	17	15	SUPER, to reinforce...
superior	16	12	of higher rank, qual...
superjet	18	21	a type of jet airpla...
superlay	23	15	SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
superlie	17	13	to lie above [v SUPE...
superloo	16	13	a self-cleaning publ...
superman	16	16	a hypothetical super...
supermax	23	22	a jail with the high...
supermen	16	16	SUPERMAN, a hypothet...
supermom	18	18	a superior mother [n...
supernal	16	14	being or coming from...
superpro	18	15	a superior professio...
supersex	22	19	very good sex [n -ES...
superspy	25	17	a superior spy [n SU...
supertax	22	19	an additional tax [n...
supinate	15	13	to turn so that the...
supinely	23	16	SUPINE, lying on the...
suplexes	23	20	SUPLEX, a wrestling...
suppawns	21	19	SUPPAWN, (Native Ame...
suppeago	18	17	a skin disease [n -E...
suppered	18	16	SUPPER, to supply wi...
supplant	19	17	to take the place of...
supplely	27	19	SUPPLE, pliant, lith...
supplest	20	16	SUPPLE, pliant, lith...
supplial	21	17	the act of supplying...
supplied	20	17	SUPPLY, to provide w...
supplier	20	16	one that supplies [n...
supplies	20	16	SUPPLY, to provide w...
suppling	21	19	SUPPLE, to make supp...
supports	19	15	SUPPORT, to hold up...
supposal	19	16	something supposed [...
supposed	18	16	SUPPOSE, to assume t...
supposer	18	15	one who supposes [n...
supposes	18	15	SUPPOSE, to assume t...
suppress	19	15	to subdue or hold ba...
supremer	17	15	SUPREME, highest, gr...
supremes	17	15	SUPREME, the highest...
supremos	17	15	SUPREMO, one who is...
supremum	19	19	in maths, a maximum...
suramins	15	13	SURAMIN, a drug used...
surances	16	13	SURANCE, (Shakespear...
surbahar	18	14	an Indian stringed i...
surbased	16	13	having a surbase [ad...
surbases	16	12	SURBASE, a border ab...
surbated	16	13	SURBATE, to make foo...
surbates	16	12	SURBATE, to make foo...
surcease	16	12	to stop or cease [v...
surcoats	17	12	SURCOAT, a tunic wor...
surculus	20	15	a sucker [n SURCULUS...
surefire	16	12	sure to meet expecta...
sureness	13	10	the state of being s...
suretied	14	10	SURETY, (Shakespeare...
sureties	14	9	SURETY, (Shakespeare...
surfable	19	16	able to be surfed [a...
surfaced	19	16	SURFACE, to apply an...
surfacer	19	15	a form of machine fo...
surfaces	19	15	SURFACE, to apply an...
surfbird	20	16	an American Pacific...
surfboat	18	15	a strong rowboat [n...
surfeits	17	12	SURFEIT, to indulge...
surffish	22	17	a Western American f...
surfiest	17	12	SURFY, abounding in...
surfings	18	15	SURFING, the sport o...
surflike	19	17	resembling breaking...
surfride	17	13	to ride on surf [v S...
surfrode	16	13	SURFRIDE, to ride on...
surfside	17	13	beside the sea [adj]
surgeful	19	16	full of surges [adj]
surgeons	14	12	SURGEON, one who pra...
surgical	20	15	pertaining to surger...
surgiest	16	11	SURGY, surging [adj]
surgings	17	14	SURGING, the act of...
suricate	17	12	(Dutch) a South Afri...
surliest	16	10	SURLY, sullenly rude...
surloins	15	11	SURLOIN, a loin of b...
surmisal	17	13	a guess [n -S]
surmised	16	13	SURMISE, to infer wi...
surmiser	16	12	one who surmises [n...
surmises	16	12	SURMISE, to infer wi...
surmount	15	14	to get over or acros...
surnamed	14	14	SURNAME, to give the...
surnamer	14	13	one who allots a sur...
surnames	14	13	SURNAME, to give the...
surplice	21	16	a loose-fitting ankl...
surprint	17	13	to print over printi...
surprise	17	12	to come upon unexpec...
surprize	20	21	to come upon unexpec...
surquedy	29	22	(obsolete) arrogance...
surreals	15	10	SURREAL, the atmosph...
surrebut	17	13	to reply to a rebutt...
surround	14	12	to encompass [v -ED,...
surroyal	21	12	the topmost prong of...
surtaxed	20	17	SURTAX, to assess wi...
surtaxes	20	16	SURTAX, to assess wi...
surtitle	16	10	a translation printe...
surtouts	15	10	SURTOUT, (French) a...
surucucu	22	18	a South American Ind...
surveils	18	14	SURVEIL, to watch cl...
surveyal	23	16	a close examination,...
surveyed	22	16	SURVEY, to examine i...
surveyor	22	15	one who surveys land...
surviews	20	16	SURVIEW, to survey,...
survival	20	18	a living or continui...
survived	19	18	SURVIVE, to remain i...
surviver	19	17	one that survives, a...
survives	19	17	SURVIVE, to remain i...
survivor	19	17	one that survives, a...
suspects	20	15	SUSPECT, to think gu...
suspence	18	16	(Milton) suspended,...
suspends	16	14	SUSPEND, to stop for...
suspense	15	13	a state of mental un...
suspired	17	13	SUSPIRE, to sigh [v]
suspires	17	12	SUSPIRE, to sigh [v]
sustains	14	10	SUSTAIN, to maintain...
susurrus	16	11	a soft rustling soun...
sutorial	15	10	relating to cobbling...
sutorian	13	10	relating to cobbling...
suttling	17	13	SUTTLE, to trade as...
suturing	16	13	SUTURE, to unite by...
suzerain	16	19	a feudal lord [n -S]
svarajes	17	21	SVARAJ, (Sanskrit) s...
svastika	17	16	(Sanskrit) a Greek c...
svedberg	19	18	(Swedish) a unit of...
sveltely	24	16	SVELTE, slender, sle...
sveltest	17	13	SVELTE, slender, sle...
swabbers	21	17	SWABBER, one that sw...
swabbies	21	17	SWABBIE, (US slang)...
swabbing	22	20	SWAB, to clean with...
swacking	22	21	SWACK, (Scots) to st...
swaddies	17	13	SWADDY, a soldier, e...
swaddled	18	15	SWADDLE, to wrap in...
swaddler	18	14	a term of contempt f...
swaddles	18	14	SWADDLE, to wrap in...
swaggers	19	15	SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swaggies	19	15	SWAGGIE, a hobo, als...
swagging	20	18	SWAG, to sway, sag [...
swagshop	22	18	a place where cheap...
swagsman	18	17	a man who seeks work...
swagsmen	18	17	SWAGSMAN, a man who...
swaining	17	15	love-making [n -S]
swainish	19	14	boorish [adj]
swaliest	18	12	SWALY, marshy [adj]
swalings	19	15	SWALING, the act of...
swallets	19	13	SWALLET, a place whe...
swallies	19	13	SWALLY, (Scots) an a...
swallows	22	16	SWALLOW, to take int...
swampers	20	17	SWAMPER, one that li...
swampier	20	17	SWAMPY, like a swamp...
swamping	21	20	SWAMP, to inundate [...
swampish	23	19	like a swamp [adj]
swanherd	18	15	one who tends swans...
swankers	17	16	SWANKER, one who sho...
swankest	17	16	SWANK, slender, plia...
swankeys	23	18	SWANKEY, (Scots) one...
swankier	17	16	SWANKY, ostentatious...
swankies	17	16	SWANKIE, (Scots) one...
swankily	25	19	SWANKY, ostentatious...
swanking	18	19	SWANK, to show off [...
swankpot	19	19	one who shows off, a...
swanlike	18	17	like a swan [adv]
swannery	21	15	a place where swans...
swannier	15	13	SWANNY, swanlike [ad...
swannies	15	13	SWANNIE, (tradename)...
swanning	16	16	the act of swanning...
swanpans	17	16	SWANPAN, (Chinese) a...
swanskin	17	17	a soft napped fabric...
swansong	16	15	the fabled song of a...
swapfile	22	18	a computer file with...
swappers	21	17	SWAPPER, a person wh...
swapping	22	20	the act of swapping...
swaption	18	15	a swap option [n -S]
swarajes	18	20	SWARAJ, (Sanskrit) s...
swardier	17	12	SWARDY, covered with...
swarding	18	15	SWARD, to cover with...
swarfing	20	17	SWARF, to faint, als...
swarmers	18	14	SWARMER, one who swa...
swarming	19	17	the act of swarming...
swarving	20	18	SWARVE, to swerve [v...
swashers	19	13	SWASHER, (Shakespear...
swashier	19	13	SWASHY, slushy [adj]
swashing	20	16	the act of slashing...
swastica	20	14	(Sanskrit) a Greek c...
swastika	18	15	(Sanskrit) a Greek c...
swatches	22	16	SWATCH, a sample pie...
swathers	19	13	SWATHER, a device at...
swathier	19	13	SWATHY, in swathes [...
swathing	20	16	SWATHE, to wrap in b...
swatters	17	11	SWATTER, to splash o...
swattier	17	11	SWATTY, given to har...
swatting	18	14	the act of swatting...
swayable	25	17	able to be swayed [a...
swayback	29	23	an abnormal sagging...
swayings	24	16	SWAYING, the act of...
swayling	25	17	a scorching [n -S]
swazzles	24	30	SWAZZLE, an instrume...
swealing	18	15	a melting [n -S]
swearers	16	11	SWEARER, one who swe...
swearier	16	11	SWEARY, relating to,...
swearing	17	14	the act of swearing...
sweatbox	24	21	a small enclosure in...
sweaters	16	11	SWEATER, a heavy jer...
sweatier	16	11	SWEATY, covered with...
sweatily	24	14	SWEATY, covered with...
sweating	17	14	the act of sweating...
swedgers	18	14	SWEDGER, (Scots) a s...
sweeling	18	15	SWEEL, to scorch, si...
sweeneys	21	14	SWEENEY, atrophy of...
sweenies	15	12	SWEENY, atrophy of a...
sweepers	18	14	SWEEPER, one who swe...
sweepier	18	14	SWEEPY, of wide rang...
sweeping	19	17	wide-ranging [adj SW...
sweering	17	14	SWEER, to swear [v]
sweetens	15	12	SWEETEN, to make swe...
sweetest	16	11	SWEET, tasting like...
sweeties	16	11	SWEETY, an attractiv...
sweeting	17	14	a sweet apple [n -S]
sweetish	19	13	somewhat sweet [adj...
sweetlip	20	15	an Australian fish [...
sweetman	16	15	(Caribbean) a man ke...
sweetmen	16	15	SWEETMAN, (Caribbean...
sweetsop	18	14	a tropical American...
sweirest	17	11	SWEIR, (Scots) sloth...
sweiring	18	14	SWEIR, to swear [v]
swelchie	23	17	in the Orkneys, a wh...
swelldom	20	17	the fashionable worl...
swellers	19	13	SWELLER, a member of...
swellest	19	13	SWELL, stylish [adj]
swelling	20	16	something that is sw...
swellish	22	15	foppish, dandified [...
swelters	18	12	SWELTER, to suffer f...
swelting	19	15	SWELT, (dialect) to...
swerfing	20	17	SWERF, (Scots) to fa...
swervers	19	15	SWERVER, one who swe...
swerving	20	18	the act of swerving...
swiddens	17	14	SWIDDEN, land prepar...
swifters	20	14	SWIFTER, a rope used...
swiftest	20	14	SWIFT, rapid [adj]
swifties	20	14	SWIFTIE, (Australian...
swifting	21	17	SWIFT, to tighten wi...
swiftlet	21	15	a cave-dwelling swif...
swiggers	20	15	SWIGGER, one who swi...
swigging	21	18	SWIG, to drink rapid...
swilings	20	15	SWILING, the activit...
swillers	20	13	SWILLER, one who swi...
swilling	21	16	the act of swilling...
swimmers	20	17	SWIMMER, one that sw...
swimmier	20	17	SWIMMY, blurred, swi...
swimmily	28	20	SWIMMY, blurred, swi...
swimming	21	20	smooth [adj SWIMMING...
swimsuit	20	15	a bathing suit [n -S...
swimwear	21	17	garments made for sw...
swindged	18	16	SWINDGE, (Shakespear...
swindges	18	15	SWINDGE, (Shakespear...
swindled	18	15	SWINDLE, to take mon...
swindler	18	14	one who swindles [n...
swindles	18	14	SWINDLE, to take mon...
swinepox	24	22	a disease of swine [...
swingarm	19	17	the part of a motorc...
swingbin	20	18	a rubbish bin with a...
swingbys	27	19	SWINGBY, a spacecraf...
swingers	18	14	SWINGER, one that sw...
swingier	18	14	SWINGY, having swing...
swinging	19	17	lively and hip [adj...
swingism	20	17	the ideas of Captain...
swingled	19	16	SWINGLE, to separate...
swingles	19	15	SWINGLE, to separate...
swingman	18	18	a basketball player...
swingmen	18	18	SWINGMAN, a basketba...
swinkers	18	16	SWINKER, a hard work...
swinking	19	19	SWINK, (archaic) to...
swinneys	22	15	SWINNEY, atrophy of...
swipiest	20	14	SWIPEY, fuddled with...
swipples	23	18	SWIPPLE, a part of a...
swirlier	19	12	SWIRLY, swirling [ad...
swirling	20	15	SWIRL, to move with...
swishers	20	13	SWISHER, one who swi...
swishest	20	13	SWISH, smart, stylis...
swishier	20	13	SWISHY, swishing [ad...
swishing	21	16	making a swishing no...
swissing	19	14	ordinary calendering...
switched	23	17	SWITCH, to beat with...
switchel	24	17	(US) a drink of mola...
switcher	23	16	one who switches [n...
switches	23	16	SWITCH, to beat with...
swithers	20	13	SWITHER, (Scots) to...
swiveled	20	17	SWIVEL, to turn on a...
swizzing	25	32	SWIZZ, to defraud, a...
swizzled	25	31	SWIZZLE, to defraud,...
swizzler	25	30	one that swizzles, s...
swizzles	25	30	SWIZZLE, to defraud,...
swobbers	21	17	SWOBBER, a sweeper o...
swobbing	22	20	SWOB, to mop up [v]
swoffers	21	17	SWOFFER, someone who...
swoffing	22	20	the sport of saltwat...
swooners	15	12	SWOONER, one who swo...
swoonier	15	12	SWOONY, languid, daz...
swooning	16	15	fainting [adj SWOONI...
swoopers	18	14	SWOOPER, one who swo...
swoopier	18	14	SWOOPY, having sweep...
swooping	19	17	SWOOP, to make a sud...
swooshed	18	14	SWOOSH, to make a no...
swooshes	18	13	SWOOSH, to make a no...
swoppers	21	17	SWOPPER, one who swo...
swopping	22	20	the act of swopping...
sworders	17	12	SWORDER, (archaic) a...
swording	18	15	SWORD, to wield a sw...
swordman	17	16	one who wields a swo...
swordmen	17	16	SWORDMAN, one who wi...
swotters	17	11	SWOTTER, one who swo...
swottier	17	11	SWOTTY, given to har...
swotting	18	14	the act of swotting...
swounded	16	15	SWOUND, to faint, al...
swouning	17	16	SWOUN, to faint, als...
swozzles	24	30	SWOZZLE, an instrume...
sybarite	22	13	a person devoted to...
sybotism	24	16	the study of swine h...
sycamine	23	17	the mulberry tree [n...
sycamore	23	16	the great maple [n -...
sycomore	23	16	a kind of fig tree [...
syconium	24	18	(Greek) a form of fr...
syconoid	22	15	of or like a sycon,...
syenites	19	11	SYENITE, a coarse-gr...
syenitic	23	14	of or like syenite,...
syllabic	28	18	relating to syllable...
syllable	25	16	to pronounce units o...
syllabub	27	19	a frothy dish of cre...
syllabus	25	16	an outline of a cour...
sylloges	23	14	SYLLOGE, a collectio...
sylphide	26	17	a young sylph, also...
sylphids	27	17	SYLPHID, a young syl...
sylphier	26	16	SYLPHY, like a sylph...
sylphine	25	17	pertaining to a sylp...
sylphish	29	18	sylph-like [adj]
sylvaner	22	16	(German) a German gr...
sylvatic	27	18	relating to woodland...
sylviine	23	16	of the thrush family...
sylvines	23	16	SYLVINE, a native po...
sylvites	24	15	SYLVITE, a native po...
symbions	23	17	SYMBION, an organism...
symbiont	23	17	an organism living i...
symbiote	23	16	an organism living i...
symbiots	24	16	SYMBIOT, an organism...
symboled	24	18	SYMBOL, to serve as...
symboles	24	17	SYMBOLE, (obsolete)...
symbolic	28	20	pertaining to a symb...
symitare	21	13	a curved oriental sw...
symitars	22	13	SYMITAR, a curved or...
symmetry	29	18	exact correspondence...
sympathy	32	20	a feeling of compass...
sympatry	30	18	the state of occupyi...
symphile	27	19	an animal kept as a...
symphily	34	21	the practise of keep...
symphony	31	21	an orchestral compos...
symplast	25	17	the continuous netwo...
symploce	27	20	the repetition of a...
sympodia	23	17	SYMPODIUM, a stem in...
symposia	23	16	SYMPOSIUM, a confere...
symptoms	25	19	SYMPTOM, a subjectiv...
synagogs	21	15	SYNAGOG, (Greek) a J...
synangia	19	14	SYNANGIUM, a cluster...
synanons	17	13	SYNANON, a method of...
synanthy	27	16	abnormal fusion of f...
synaphea	22	16	a metrical system of...
synapsed	21	15	SYNAPSE, to come tog...
synapses	21	14	SYNAPSE, to come tog...
synapsid	22	15	one of a group of ex...
synapsis	22	14	the point at which a...
synaptes	21	14	SYNAPTE, (Greek) in...
synaptic	25	17	of or pertaining to...
synarchy	31	18	joint sovereignty [n...
synastry	26	13	coincidence of stell...
syncarps	25	17	SYNCARP, a fleshy mu...
syncarpy	31	19	the state of being a...
synching	26	19	SYNCH, to cause to o...
synchros	25	16	SYNCHRO, (short for)...
syncline	23	16	a type of rock forma...
syncopal	25	18	of or showing syncop...
syncopes	24	17	SYNCOPE, a contracti...
syncopic	28	20	of or showing syncop...
syncytia	29	16	SYNCYTIUM, a multinu...
syndeses	19	12	SYNDESIS, the point...
syndesis	20	12	the point at which a...
syndetic	23	15	in grammar, connecti...
syndeton	18	13	in grammar, a syndet...
syndical	24	16	relating to a syndic...
syndings	21	15	SYNDING, the act of...
syndrome	20	15	a group of symptoms...
synechia	24	16	an abnormal adhesion...
synectic	26	17	pertaining to a syst...
synedria	19	12	SYNEDRIUM, an ancien...
synergia	20	13	combined action, als...
synergic	24	16	relating to synergy...
synergid	21	14	a cell found in the...
synfuels	23	16	SYNFUEL, a fuel deri...
syngamic	25	19	of or like syngamy,...
syngases	20	13	SYNGAS, a mixture of...
syngenic	23	17	genetically similar...
syngraph	25	18	a contract signed al...
synkarya	26	17	SYNKARYON, the nucle...
synodals	20	13	SYNODAL, a payment m...
synonyme	25	17	a word having the sa...
synonyms	26	17	SYNONYM, a word havi...
synonymy	32	19	equivalence of meani...
synopses	21	14	SYNOPSIS, a general...
synopsis	22	14	a general view; a su...
synoptic	25	17	of or giving a synop...
synovial	22	16	relating to the syno...
synovias	21	15	SYNOVIA, a lubricati...
syntagma	21	16	a syntactic unit com...
syntagms	22	16	SYNTAGM, a syntactic...
syntaxes	25	18	SYNTAX, the way word...
syntenic	22	15	of genes, being on t...
syntexis	26	18	the alteration of ma...
synthase	21	13	an enzyme that catal...
synthons	21	14	SYNTHON, a constitue...
synthpop	26	19	popular music played...
syntones	18	12	SYNTONE, a person ha...
syntonic	22	15	pertaining to synton...
syntonin	18	13	a substance similar...
syntypes	28	16	SYNTYPE, each of a s...
syphered	24	16	SYPHER, to lay an ed...
syphilis	27	16	a venereal disease,...
syphonal	24	17	like a syphon, also...
syphoned	23	17	SYPHON, to draw off...
syphonic	27	19	like a syphon, also...
syrettes	20	10	SYRETTE, a small tub...
syringas	21	13	SYRINGA, an ornament...
syringed	21	14	SYRINGE, to treat wi...
syringes	21	13	SYRINGE, to treat wi...
syrinxes	26	18	SYRINX, the vocal or...
syrphian	24	16	a wasplike fly, also...
syrphids	26	16	SYRPHID, a wasplike...
syrupier	23	14	SYRUPY, like syrup,...
syruping	24	17	SYRUP, to make into...
sysadmin	21	15	a computer system ad...
syssitia	21	10	(Greek) the ancient...
systemed	21	14	having a system [adj...
systemic	25	16	relating to a system...
systoles	21	11	SYSTOLE, the normal...
systolic	25	14	of or like systole,...
systyles	28	13	SYSTYLE, a building...
syzygial	32	24	related to a syzygy,...
syzygies	31	23	SYZYGY, the configur...

8 letter words that start with S

8 letter words that start with S

8 letter S word

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LETTER S WORD