9 letter words that start with S

9 letter words that start with S

9 letter S word

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sabadilla 19 15 (Spanish) a liliaceo...
sabbatics 23 18 SABBATIC, a period o...
sabbatine 18 16 relating to Saturday...
sabbatise 19 15 to observe as a Sabb...
sabbatism 21 18 intermission of labo...
sabbatize 22 24 to observe as a Sabb...
saberlike 19 17 like a saber, also S...
sablefish 23 18 a large spiny-finned...
sabotaged 17 15 SABOTAGE, to destroy...
sabotages 17 14 SABOTAGE, to destroy...
saboteurs 17 13 SABOTEUR, (French) o...
sabotiers 17 12 SABOTIER, (French) a...
sabrelike 19 17 like a sabre, also S...
sabrewing 21 18 a hummingbird of a g...
saccharic 27 20 of or obtained from...
saccharin 23 18 an artificial sweete...
saccharum 25 21 a genus of tall trop...
sacciform 25 21 shaped like a sac [a...
sacculate 22 17 formed in a series o...
sachemdom 22 21 the government or ju...
sackaging 21 21 SACKAGE, to sack or...
sackcloth 26 22 a coarse cloth worn...
sackloads 20 18 SACKLOAD, the conten...
sacralgia 20 15 inflammation of the...
sacralise 19 13 to make sacred, also...
sacrality 26 15 the state of being S...
sacralize 22 22 to make sacred, also...
sacrament 18 16 a sign, token, or pl...
sacrarial 19 13 of or like a sacrari...
sacrarium 20 16 (Latin) the sanctuar...
sacredest 18 13 SACRED, dedicated to...
sacrifice 24 18 the slaughter of an...
sacrifide 21 16 SACRIFY, to sacrific...
sacrified 21 16 SACRIFY, to sacrific...
sacrifies 21 15 SACRIFY, to sacrific...
sacrilege 20 15 profanation or disre...
sacristan 18 13 a Church official in...
saddening 15 15 SADDEN, to make sad...
saddlebag 19 17 a bag carried at, or...
saddlebow 21 18 part of a saddle [n...
sadnesses 14 11 SADNESS, the state o...
saeculums 21 18 SAECULUM, (Latin) an...
safariing 18 15 SAFARI, to go on a h...
safarists 18 12 SAFARIST, a person w...
safeguard 18 16 a device, condition,...
safelight 22 17 a light used in a ph...
safetying 24 17 SAFETY, to protect a...
safetyman 23 18 a type of defensive...
safetymen 23 18 SAFETYMAN, a type of...
safflower 23 19 a thistle-like plant...
saffroned 18 17 seasoned or dyed wit...
safranine 15 14 the yellow colouring...
safranins 16 14 SAFRANIN, the yellow...
safronals 17 14 SAFRONAL, a spicy-ta...
sagacious 19 15 wise [adj SAGACIOUSL...
sagamores 16 14 SAGAMORE, (Native Am...
sagapenum 18 19 a gum resin, formerl...
sagathies 18 13 SAGATHY, a lightweig...
sagebrush 21 17 a low irregular shru...
sagehoods 17 14 SAGEHOOD, the state...
sagenites 15 12 SAGENITE, a form of...
sagenitic 19 15 pertaining to sageni...
saggaring 18 16 SAGGAR, to pack in a...
saggering 18 16 SAGGER, to pack in a...
saginated 15 13 SAGINATE, to fatten...
saginates 15 12 SAGINATE, to fatten...
sagittary 23 13 a representation of...
sagittate 16 11 shaped like an arrow...
saiblings 20 16 SAIBLING, (German) a...
sailboard 18 14 a small, flat, light...
sailboats 18 13 SAILBOAT, a boat wit...
sailcloth 23 16 duck or canvas used...
sailmaker 18 17 one who makes sails...
sailoring 17 13 the work of a sailor...
sailpasts 19 13 SAILPAST, the sailin...
sailplane 18 15 a glider that can ri...
sailrooms 17 13 SAILROOM, a room abo...
sainfoins 16 14 SAINFOIN, a legumino...
saintdoms 16 14 SAINTDOM, the condit...
saintfoin 16 14 (French) a leguminou...
sainthood 16 13 the state of being a...
saintisms 17 13 SAINTISM, the qualit...
saintless 16 11 without a saint [adj...
saintlier 16 11 SAINTLY, befitting a...
saintlike 17 15 like a saint [adj]
saintlily 24 14 SAINTLY, befitting a...
saintling 17 14 a little saint [n -S...
saintship 20 15 the character or qua...
salaaming 17 16 SALAAM, (Arabic) to...
salacious 19 14 indecently erotic, l...
saladangs 16 14 SALADANG, a kind of...
saladings 17 14 SALADING, ingredient...
salangane 14 14 (Tagalog) a swiftlet...
salariats 16 10 SALARIAT, the class...
salarying 23 15 SALARY, to pay perio...
salaryman 22 16 in Japan, an office...
salarymen 22 16 SALARYMAN, in Japan,...
saleratus 16 11 potassium or sodium...
salerings 17 13 SALERING, a cattle-s...
salerooms 16 13 SALEROOM, a room whe...
salesgirl 19 13 a woman who sells me...
saleslady 23 14 a woman who sells me...
salesroom 16 13 a room where goods f...
saleyards 22 13 SALEYARD, an enclosu...
saliaunce 18 15 (Spenser) an assault...
salicetum 21 17 a willow plantation...
salicines 19 14 SALICINE, a bitter c...
salicylic 31 19 as in salicylic acid...
saliences 18 14 SALIENCE, a projecti...
saliently 23 14 SALIENT, strikingly...
salifying 26 18 SALIFY, to combine w...
salimeter 17 13 an instrument for me...
salimetry 24 15 the measurement of s...
salinised 16 12 SALINISE, to treat w...
salinises 16 11 SALINISE, to treat w...
salinized 19 21 SALINIZE, to treat w...
salinizes 19 20 SALINIZE, to treat w...
salivated 18 15 SALIVATE, to secrete...
salivates 18 14 SALIVATE, to secrete...
salivator 18 14 one who salivates [n...
sallowest 20 14 SALLOW, esp. of a pe...
sallowing 21 17 SALLOW, to make sall...
sallowish 23 16 somewhat sallow, als...
sallyport 26 16 a gateway or opening...
salmonets 16 14 SALMONET, a young sa...
salmonids 17 15 SALMONID, a member o...
salmonoid 16 15 a member of the salm...
salometer 16 13 an instrument for me...
salpicons 21 17 SALPICON, (French) a...
salpiform 22 19 shaped like a barrel...
salpinges 19 16 SALPINX, an anatomic...
salpinxes 24 21 SALPINX, an anatomic...
salsifies 19 13 SALSIFY, the oyster...
salsillas 19 12 SALSILLA, a tropical...
saltandos 15 12 SALTANDO, (Italian)...
saltating 17 13 SALTATE, to undergo...
saltation 15 11 an act of leaping or...
saltatory 22 12 of or for saltation,...
saltboxes 24 20 SALTBOX, a box for h...
saltchuck 27 23 in Canada, a body of...
salteries 16 10 SALTERY, a factory w...
saltiness 16 11 the state of being s...
saltishly 27 15 SALTISH, somewhat sa...
saltpeter 18 13 (US) potassium nitra...
saltpetre 18 13 potassium nitrate, t...
saltwater 19 13 of, containing or in...
saltworks 21 17 SALTWORK, a place wh...
saltworts 20 13 SALTWORT, a seaside...
salubrity 26 16 the quality of being...
saluretic 20 14 a drug that increase...
salvagees 18 16 SALVAGEE, one in who...
salvagers 19 16 SALVAGER, one who sa...
salvaging 20 19 SALVAGE, to save fro...
salvarsan 17 15 (tradename) a compou...
salvation 17 15 an act of saving; a...
salvatory 24 16 a repository for saf...
samaritan 15 13 one who helps others...
samariums 18 16 SAMARIUM, a metallic...
sameyness 21 15 the quality of being...
samizdats 20 22 SAMIZDAT, (Russian)...
samphires 21 17 SAMPHIRE, a fleshy c...
samplings 21 19 SAMPLING, a small pa...
samskaras 17 16 SAMSKARA, (Sanskrit)...
sanatoria 13 10 SANATORIUM, a hospit...
sanbenito 15 14 (Spanish) in the Spa...
sanctions 17 14 SANCTION, to authori...
sanctuary 24 16 a place of safety [n...
sandaling 16 15 SANDAL, to dress in...
sandalled 16 14 SANDAL, to dress in...
sandarach 19 16 the resin of a tropi...
sandaracs 17 14 SANDARAC, the resin...
sandbanks 17 19 SANDBANK, a mound of...
sandblast 18 15 a sand-laden wind [n...
sandboxes 22 21 SANDBOX, a children'...
sandburrs 18 15 SANDBURR, an annual...
sandcrack 22 21 a deep crack or fiss...
sanderses 14 11 SANDERS, sandalwood,...
sandflies 18 15 SANDFLY, any of vari...
sandglass 17 14 an instrument for me...
sandheaps 18 16 SANDHEAP, a pile of...
sandhills 20 15 SANDHILL, a hill of...
sandiness 14 12 the state of being s...
sandivers 17 15 SANDIVER, scum forme...
sandlings 17 15 SANDLING, a marine f...
sandpaper 18 17 a kind of rough pape...
sandpeeps 18 17 SANDPEEP, (US) any s...
sandpiles 18 15 SANDPILE, a pile of...
sandpiper 19 17 any of various small...
sandpumps 21 21 SANDPUMP, a pump for...
sandshoes 16 13 SANDSHOE, a lightwei...
sandsoaps 16 14 SANDSOAP, a soap for...
sandspits 18 14 SANDSPIT, a small po...
sandspout 17 15 a moving pillar of s...
sandspurs 18 15 SANDSPUR, an annual...
sandstone 13 12 a clastic sedimentar...
sandstorm 16 14 a strong wind that w...
sandworms 19 17 SANDWORM, a sand-dwe...
sandworts 18 14 SANDWORT, any of var...
sangarees 14 12 SANGAREE, (Spanish)...
sangfroid 18 16 (French) self-posses...
sangliers 17 13 SANGLIER, (French) a...
sangrails 17 13 SANGRAIL, the legend...
sangreals 16 13 SANGREAL, the legend...
sanguined 15 15 SANGUINE, to stain w...
sanguines 15 14 SANGUINE, to stain w...
sanidines 14 12 SANIDINE, a variety...
sanifying 24 18 SANIFY, to make heal...
sanitaria 14 10 SANITARIUM, (Latin)...
sanitated 14 11 SANITATE, to clean a...
sanitates 14 10 SANITATE, to clean a...
sanitised 15 11 SANITISE, to clean a...
sanitiser 15 10 one who sanitises, a...
sanitises 15 10 SANITISE, to clean a...
sanitized 18 20 SANITIZE, to clean a...
sanitizer 18 19 one who sanitises, a...
sanitizes 18 19 SANITIZE, to clean a...
sanitoria 14 10 SANITORIUM, a hospit...
sannyasin 19 14 (Hindi) a Hindu asce...
sannyasis 20 13 SANNYASI, (Hindi) a...
sanserifs 17 13 SANSERIF, a typeface...
santalins 15 12 SANTALIN, colouring...
santalols 16 12 SANTALOL, sandalwood...
santerias 14 10 SANTERIA, (Spanish)...
santolina 14 12 a genus of fragrant...
santonica 16 14 the dried unexpanded...
santonins 13 12 SANTONIN, an anthelm...
sapanwood 18 17 (Malay) the wood of...
sapheaded 18 16 dopy, weak-minded [a...
saphenous 18 16 relating to the saph...
sapidless 19 14 tasteless [adj]
sapidness 17 14 the state of being s...
sapiences 19 16 SAPIENCE, discernmen...
sapiently 24 16 SAPIENT, wise [adv]
sapodilla 19 15 (Spanish) the edible...
sapogenin 16 16 a compound derived f...
saponaria 15 13 a genus of flowers,...
saponated 15 14 treated or combined...
saponines 15 14 SAPONINE, a soapy su...
saponites 16 13 SAPONITE, a hydrous...
saporific 23 18 flavourful, also SAP...
sapphired 22 18 coloured with sapphi...
sapphires 22 17 SAPPHIRE, a precious...
sapphisms 24 20 SAPPHISM, lesbianism...
sapphists 23 17 SAPPHIST, a lesbian...
sappiness 19 16 the quality of being...
sapraemia 17 15 a kind of blood-pois...
sapraemic 21 18 relating to sapraemi...
sapremias 18 15 SAPREMIA, a kind of...
saprobial 20 16 of or like a saprobe...
saprolite 18 13 a soft, partially de...
sapropels 20 16 SAPROPEL, a slimy se...
saprozoic 23 24 feeding on dead or d...
sapsucker 22 20 a kind of woodpecker...
sapucaias 20 16 SAPUCAIA, a South Am...
sarabande 15 14 (Spanish) a stately...
sarabands 16 14 SARABAND, (Spanish)...
sarbacane 18 16 (French) a blowpipe...
sarcastic 22 15 showing sarcasm, sco...
sarcenets 17 13 SARCENET, a fine sil...
sarcocarp 23 18 the fleshy part of a...
sarcology 26 17 the study of soft, f...
sarcomata 18 15 SARCOMA, (Greek) a t...
sarcomere 18 15 a unit of myofibril,...
sarconets 17 13 SARCONET, a fine sil...
sarcoptic 24 18 relating to a genus...
sarcosome 18 15 a mitochondrion of a...
sardelles 17 12 SARDELLE, a small fi...
sardining 16 14 SARDINE, to pack tig...
sardiuses 16 11 SARDIUS, a variety o...
sardonian 13 12 (obsolete) a person...
sargassos 16 11 SARGASSO, (Portugues...
sargassum 18 15 a genus of algae inc...
sarkiness 16 14 the quality of being...
sarmentum 17 17 (Latin) a long whipl...
sarodists 16 10 SARODIST, one who pl...
sarrasins 15 10 SARRASIN, (French) b...
sarrazins 18 19 SARRAZIN, (French) b...
sarsenets 14 10 SARSENET, a fine sil...
sartorial 16 10 of or relating to a...
sartorian 14 10 of or relating to a...
sartorius 16 10 a flat thigh muscle...
sasanquas 22 20 SASANQUA, (Japanese)...
sasararas 14 9 SASARARA, a scolding...
sashaying 24 16 SASHAY, (colloquial)...
saskatoon 14 14 (Native American) an...
sasquatch 29 24 (Native American) a...
sassabies 17 12 SASSABY, (Setswana)...
sassafras 17 12 (Spanish) an America...
sassarara 14 9 a scolding; a blow,...
sassiness 15 10 the state of being s...
sassolins 16 11 SASSOLIN, a native b...
sassolite 16 10 a native boric acid,...
sasswoods 18 13 SASSWOOD, the bark o...
sassywood 24 15 the bark of a West A...
satanical 18 14 devilish, also SATAN...
satanisms 16 13 SATANISM, worship of...
satanists 15 10 SATANIST, one who wo...
satcheled 21 16 carrying a satchel,...
satedness 14 11 the state of being s...
satellite 17 11 a body revolving aro...
satiating 16 12 SATIATE, to satisfy...
satiation 14 10 the state of being s...
satieties 15 9 SATIETY, the state o...
satinetta 14 10 a thin satin, also S...
satinette 14 10 a thin satin, also S...
satinpods 17 14 SATINPOD, a flowerin...
satinwood 17 14 a smooth, satiny orn...
satirical 20 13 of or like satire, a...
satirised 16 10 SATIRISE, to subject...
satiriser 16 9 one who satirises, a...
satirises 16 9 SATIRISE, to subject...
satirists 17 9 SATIRIST, one who sa...
satirized 19 19 SATIRIZE, to subject...
satirizer 19 18 one who satirises, a...
satirizes 19 18 SATIRIZE, to subject...
satisfice 21 15 to aim for or achiev...
satisfied 18 13 SATISFY, to provide...
satisfier 18 12 one who satisfies [n...
satisfies 18 12 SATISFY, to provide...
satrapies 17 12 SATRAPY, the territo...
saturable 18 14 capable of being sat...
saturants 15 11 SATURANT, a substanc...
saturated 15 11 SATURATE, to fill co...
saturater 15 10 one who, or that whi...
saturates 15 10 SATURATE, to fill co...
saturator 15 10 one who, or that whi...
saturniid 16 12 any of a family of l...
saturnine 14 12 cold and steady in m...
saturnism 17 14 (archaic) lead poiso...
saturnist 16 11 a person of a dull,...
satyrical 26 15 of satyrs; having a...
satyrisks 24 15 SATYRISK, a little s...
satyrlike 24 16 like a satyr [adj]
sauceboat 19 16 a container from whi...
sauceless 19 14 without sauce [adj]
saucepans 19 17 SAUCEPAN, a cooking...
saucepots 20 16 SAUCEPOT, a deep coo...
saucerful 22 18 the contents of a sa...
sauciness 18 14 the state of being s...
saucisses 19 13 SAUCISSE, (French) a...
saucisson 18 14 (French) a long canv...
saufgards 19 16 SAUFGARD, (Spenser)...
sauntered 14 12 SAUNTER, to walk in...
saunterer 14 11 one who saunters [n...
sauropods 17 14 SAUROPOD, any gigant...
sauteeing 15 13 SAUTE, (French) to f...
sauternes 14 11 SAUTERNE, (French) a...
sautoires 15 10 SAUTOIRE, (French) a...
savagedom 18 19 the state of being s...
savagisms 20 18 SAVAGISM, the state...
savannahs 17 17 SAVANNAH, (Spanish)...
savegards 18 16 SAVEGARD, (Spenser)...
savoriest 17 13 SAVORY, (US) savoury...
savorless 18 14 without savor, also...
savourers 17 14 SAVOURER, one that s...
savourier 17 14 SAVOURY, pleasant to...
savouries 17 14 SAVOURY, a savory di...
savourily 25 17 SAVOURY, pleasant to...
savouring 18 17 SAVOUR, to taste or...
savoyards 23 16 SAVOYARD, a devotee...
savveying 26 22 SAVVEY, (colloquial)...
savviness 19 18 the quality of being...
sawblades 21 17 SAWBLADE, the blade...
sawdering 19 16 SAWDER, to flatter,...
sawdusted 19 15 SAWDUST, to sprinkle...
sawfishes 23 17 SAWFISH, any of vari...
sawhorses 20 14 SAWHORSE, a rack use...
sawsharks 22 18 SAWSHARK, a kind of...
sawtimber 22 18 timber suitable for...
saxifrage 24 21 a kind of rock plant...
saxitoxin 27 24 a nerve poison found...
saxonites 20 17 SAXONITE, an ultraba...
saxophone 23 22 a jazz and dance ban...
sayonaras 19 12 SAYONARA [n]
scabbards 23 19 SCABBARD, to sheathe...
scabbiest 23 18 SCABBY, covered with...
scabbling 25 22 SCABBLE, to shape ro...
scabietic 24 18 relating to scabies,...
scabiosas 20 15 SCABIOSA, any of var...
scablands 21 18 SCABLAND, rocky land...
scaffiest 23 18 SCAFFY, (Scots) havi...
scaffolds 24 20 SCAFFOLD, to provide...
scagliola 21 16 (Italian) a polished...
scaithing 22 17 SCAITH, to injure, a...
scalation 18 14 the way that scales...
scalawags 23 18 SCALAWAG, a good-for...
scaldfish 25 19 a European flounder...
scaldhead 21 17 a disease scalp; a s...
scaldings 21 17 SCALDING, the act of...
scaldship 25 19 the office of scald,...
scaleable 21 17 that can be scaled,...
scaleably 28 19 SCALEABLE, that can...
scaleless 20 14 destitute of scales...
scalelike 21 18 like a scale [adj]
scalepans 20 17 SCALEPAN, a pan on a...
scaletail 20 14 a type of squirrel [...
scalework 23 20 imbricated ornament...
scaliness 19 14 the state of being s...
scallawag 24 19 a good-for-nothing,...
scallions 20 15 SCALLION, an onion-l...
scalloped 22 18 SCALLOP, to indent l...
scalloper 22 17 one who fishes for s...
scallywag 31 21 a good-for-nothing,...
scalogram 21 18 an arrangement of it...
scalpings 23 19 SCALPING, the act of...
scalpless 23 17 without a scalp [adj...
scalprums 24 20 SCALPRUM, a surgeon'...
scamblers 23 19 SCAMBLER, (Scots) on...
scambling 24 22 a haphazard meal [n...
scampered 21 19 SCAMPER, to run play...
scamperer 21 18 one who scampers [n...
scampings 23 21 SCAMPING, work done...
scamsters 20 15 SCAMSTER, one who pe...
scandaled 18 16 SCANDAL, to defame [...
scandiums 20 18 SCANDIUM, a rare met...
scannable 19 18 that can be scanned...
scannings 18 17 SCANNING, close exam...
scansions 17 14 SCANSION, the mode o...
scantiest 18 13 SCANTY, poorly suppl...
scantling 20 17 a small portion [n -...
scantness 17 14 the state of being s...
scapegoat 20 17 a goat upon whose he...
scapeless 21 16 not to be escaped [a...
scapement 20 19 a part of a clock or...
scaphoids 23 18 SCAPHOID, a boat-sha...
scaphopod 24 21 a member of a class...
scapolite 21 16 any of a group of ra...
scappling 25 22 SCAPPLE, to work sto...
scapulars 22 17 SCAPULAR, a loose sl...
scapulary 28 19 a loose sleeveless v...
scarabaei 19 15 SCARABAEUS, a beetle...
scarabees 19 15 SCARABEE, (archaic)...
scaraboid 20 16 belonging to the fam...
scarecrow 24 18 anything set up to s...
scaredest 18 13 SCARED, frightened [...
scaredies 18 13 SCAREDY, someone who...
scarehead 19 15 a newspaper heading...
scareware 20 15 a program that is pr...
scarfings 22 18 SCARFING, in carpent...
scarfpins 23 19 SCARFPIN, a pin for...
scarfskin 22 20 the epidermis or out...
scarfwise 24 18 arranged like a scar...
scarified 21 16 SCARIFY, to make sup...
scarifier 21 15 an implement for sca...
scarifies 21 15 SCARIFY, to make sup...
scariness 18 13 the quality of being...
scarleted 19 14 SCARLET, to redden [...
scarmoges 20 17 SCARMOGE, (archaic)...
scarpaing 21 18 SCARPA, to run away,...
scarpered 20 16 SCARPER, to run away...
scarpetti 21 15 SCARPETTO, (Italian)...
scarpetto 20 15 (Italian) a climbing...
scarphing 24 20 SCARPH, in carpentry...
scarpines 20 16 (Italian) an instrum...
scarpings 22 18 SCARPING, an escarpm...
scarriest 19 12 SCARRY, marked with...
scarrings 20 15 SCARRING, blemishes...
scatbacks 25 22 SCATBACK, a type of...
scatheful 24 19 harmful [adj]
scatology 26 17 the study of excreme...
scattered 18 13 SCATTER, to disperse...
scatterer 18 12 one who scatters [n...
scattiest 19 12 SCATTY, empty-headed...
scattings 20 15 SCATTING, pebble das...
scavagers 21 18 SCAVAGER, an officer...
scavaging 22 21 SCAVAGE, to scavenge...
scavenged 20 20 SCAVENGE, to search...
scavenger 20 19 to act as a scavenge...
scavenges 20 19 SCAVENGE, to search...
scawtites 22 15 SCAWTITE, a carbonat...
scazontes 20 22 SCAZON, (Greek) a ch...
scazontic 24 25 a choliamb, also SCA...
sceduling 21 18 SCEDULE, (US) to pla...
scelerate 18 13 (obsolete) a villain...
scelerats 19 13 SCELERAT, (French) a...
scenaries 17 13 SCENARY, (obsolete)...
scenarios 17 13 SCENARIO, an outline...
scenarise 17 13 to make a scenario o...
scenarist 18 13 one who makes scenar...
scenarize 20 22 to make a scenario o...
sceneries 17 13 SCENERY, a picturesq...
scenester 17 13 a person who identif...
scentings 19 16 SCENTING, the act of...
scentless 19 14 without scent [adj]
scepsises 21 15 SCEPSIS, (Greek) phi...
sceptered 20 16 SCEPTER, to invest w...
sceptical 25 19 inclined to questoni...
sceptring 22 18 SCEPTRE, to invest w...
schantzes 23 24 SCHANTZE, (Afrikaans...
schapskas 24 21 SCHAPSKA, (Polish) a...
schatchen 25 20 (Hebrew) a matchmake...
schechita 26 19 (Hebrew) the slaught...
schedular 22 17 of or like a schedul...
scheduled 22 18 SCHEDULE, to plan, a...
scheduler 22 17 one who schedules [n...
schedules 22 17 SCHEDULE, to plan, a...
scheelite 21 15 calcium tungstate, a...
schellies 23 16 SCHELLY, a freshwate...
schellums 25 20 SCHELLUM, (Scots) a...
schematic 25 20 relating to a scheme...
schemings 23 20 SCHEMING, the act of...
schiavone 21 19 (Italian) a basket-h...
schiedams 22 18 SCHIEDAM, (Dutch) Ho...
schillers 24 16 SCHILLER, (German) a...
schilling 25 19 (Dutch) any one of s...
schimmels 25 21 SCHIMMEL, (German) a...
schistose 21 14 of or pertaining to...
schistous 22 15 of or pertaining to...
schiziest 25 23 SCHIZY, affected wit...
schizoids 25 24 SCHIZOID, one suffer...
schizonts 24 24 SCHIZONT, in protozo...
schizopod 26 27 one of the Schizopod...
schizzier 28 32 SCHIZZY, affected wi...
schlagers 23 17 SCHLAGER, (German) a...
schlemiel 24 19 (Yiddish) an unlucky...
schlemihl 27 21 (Yiddish) an unlucky...
schlepped 26 22 SCHLEP, (Yiddish) to...
schlepper 26 21 (Yiddish) an incompe...
schlieren 21 16 one of a set of visi...
schlieric 26 18 relating to schliere...
schlocker 26 22 (Yiddish) something...
schlosses 22 15 SCHLOSS, (German) a...
schlumped 26 23 SCHLUMP, to flop, sl...
schmaltzy 33 29 (Yiddish) sickly sen...
schmalzes 26 27 SCHMALZ, excessive s...
schmattes 22 17 SCHMATTE, (Yiddish)...
schmeared 21 18 SCHMEAR, (Yiddish) t...
schmecked 26 25 SCHMECK, (Yiddish) t...
schmecker 26 24 a heroin user [n -RS...
schmeered 21 18 SCHMEER, (Yiddish) t...
schmelzes 26 27 SCHMELZ, (German) a...
schmicker 27 24 SCHMICK, (Australian...
schmoosed 21 18 SCHMOOS, (Yiddish) t...
schmooses 21 17 SCHMOOS, (Yiddish) t...
schmoozed 24 27 SCHMOOZE, (Yiddish)...
schmoozer 24 26 (Yiddish) one who sc...
schmoozes 24 26 SCHMOOZE, (Yiddish)...
schmucked 27 26 SCHMUCK, (Yiddish) t...
schmutter 23 18 (Yiddish) clothing,...
schmutzes 26 27 SCHMUTZ, dirt, grime...
schnapper 24 21 an Australian food-f...
schnapses 22 18 SCHNAPS, (German) a...
schnauzer 23 25 (German) a German br...
schnecken 23 23 SCHNECKE, (German) a...
schnitzel 25 25 (German) a thin veal...
schnorkel 22 20 (German) to swim und...
schnorred 20 16 SCHNORR, (Yiddish) t...
schnorrer 20 15 one who takes advant...
schnozzes 26 33 SCHNOZ, (Yiddish) th...
schnozzle 27 34 (Yiddish) nose, also...
scholarch 27 20 the head of a school...
scholarly 29 18 learned, like a scho...
scholiast 22 15 a commentator; a wri...
scholiums 24 19 SCHOLIUM, an explana...
schoolbag 24 20 a bag for carrying s...
schoolboy 29 20 a boy who attends sc...
schoolday 27 18 a day on which schoo...
schoolers 21 15 SCHOOLER, a student...
schoolery 27 17 (archaic) something...
schoolies 21 15 SCHOOLIE, (Australia...
schooling 22 18 tuition [n -S]
schoolkid 23 20 a child who attends...
schoolman 21 19 a philosopher or the...
schoolmen 21 19 SCHOOLMAN, a philoso...
schooners 19 15 SCHOONER, a kind of...
schtupped 26 22 SCHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
schussers 22 15 SCHUSSER, (German) o...
schussing 23 18 SCHUSS, to make a fa...
schvartze 26 27 (Yiddish) a black pe...
schvitzed 27 28 SCHVITZ, (Yiddish) t...
schvitzes 27 27 SCHVITZ, (Yiddish) t...
schwartze 27 26 (Yiddish) a black pe...
sciaenids 18 14 SCIAENID, a member o...
sciaenoid 17 14 a member of the fami...
sciamachy 31 22 fighting with a shad...
sciatical 23 16 of or relating to th...
sciaticas 22 15 SCIATICA, neuritis o...
sciential 19 14 relating to or produ...
scientise 18 13 to treat in a scient...
scientism 20 16 the belief that the...
scientist 19 13 one who practises sc...
scientize 21 22 to treat in a scient...
scimetars 20 15 SCIMETAR, a curved o...
scimitars 21 15 SCIMITAR, a curved o...
scimiters 21 15 SCIMITER, a curved o...
scincoids 22 17 SCINCOID, a member o...
scintilla 21 15 (Latin) a spark; an...
sciolisms 22 16 SCIOLISM, superficia...
sciolists 21 13 SCIOLIST, one whose...
sciomachy 31 22 fighting with a shad...
sciomancy 28 21 divination with the...
sciophyte 29 19 any plant that grows...
sciosophy 29 19 a system of knowledg...
sciroccos 25 18 SCIROCCO, (Italian)...
scirrhoid 22 15 resembling a scirrhu...
scirrhous 22 15 resembling a scirrhu...
scissions 19 13 SCISSION, a division...
scissored 19 13 SCISSOR, to cut with...
scissorer 19 12 one who scissors [n...
scissures 20 13 SCISSURE, a lengthwi...
sciurines 19 14 SCIURINE, a member o...
sclaffers 24 19 SCLAFFER, one who sc...
sclaffing 25 22 SCLAFF, to strike th...
sclaunder 19 16 (obsolete) slander [...
sclereide 19 14 a thick-walled plant...
sclereids 20 14 SCLEREID, a thick-wa...
scleremas 20 16 SCLEREMA, (Greek) a...
sclerites 20 13 SCLERITE, a hard ske...
scleritic 24 16 of or like a sclerit...
scleritis 21 13 inflammation of the...
scleromas 20 16 SCLEROMA, a hardened...
sclerosal 20 14 affected with sclero...
sclerosed 19 14 SCLEROSE, to harden;...
scleroses 19 13 SCLEROSE, to harden;...
sclerosis 20 13 hardening; morbid ha...
sclerotal 20 14 a sclerotic bone or...
sclerotia 19 13 SCLEROTIUM, a harden...
sclerotic 23 16 hard, indurated, als...
sclerotin 19 14 in insects, a protei...
sclimming 24 22 SCLIM, (Scots) to cl...
scoffings 24 21 SCOFFING, the act of...
scofflaws 27 22 SCOFFLAW, a habitual...
scoinsons 17 14 SCOINSON, the inner...
scoldable 22 18 able to be scolded [...
scoldings 21 17 SCOLDING, a harsh re...
scolecids 23 17 SCOLECID, a worm of...
scolecite 22 16 a hydrous silicate o...
scolecoid 22 17 like a scolex, the h...
scoliomas 20 16 SCOLIOMA, abnormal c...
scolioses 19 13 SCOLIOSIS, a lateral...
scoliosis 20 13 a lateral curvature...
scoliotic 23 16 affected by scoliosi...
scolloped 22 18 SCOLLOP, to indent l...
scolytids 27 16 SCOLYTID, any one of...
scolytoid 26 16 a member of the Scol...
scombrids 23 19 SCOMBRID, a fish of...
scombroid 22 19 any member of the ma...
sconcheon 21 19 the inner part of a...
scontions 17 14 SCONTION, the inner...
scooching 24 20 SCOOCH, to compress...
scoopable 22 19 that can be scooped...
scoopfuls 24 20 SCOOPFUL, as much as...
scoopings 21 18 SCOOPING, the act of...
scoopsful 24 20 SCOOPFUL, as much as...
scooshing 21 17 SCOOSH, to squirt, a...
scootched 23 18 SCOOTCH, to compress...
scootches 23 17 SCOOTCH, to compress...
scootered 17 13 SCOOTER, to travel b...
scopelids 22 17 SCOPELID, a member o...
scopeloid 21 17 (Greek) a member of...
scopoline 20 17 a liquid extract of...
scopulate 21 17 like a scopula, a li...
scorbutic 25 19 pertaining to or aff...
scorchers 24 17 SCORCHER, (colloquia...
scorching 25 20 very hot [adj SCORCH...
scorecard 21 16 a card or sheet for...
scoreless 19 13 without a score [adj...
scoreline 18 14 the result in a game...
scorepads 20 16 SCOREPAD, a pad on w...
scorified 21 16 SCORIFY, to reduce t...
scorifier 21 15 a thing which scorif...
scorifies 21 15 SCORIFY, to reduce t...
scornings 19 16 SCORNING, the act of...
scorodite 18 13 an orthorhombic hydr...
scorpioid 21 16 a scorpion; a scorpi...
scorpions 20 16 SCORPION, any arachn...
scorrendo 17 14 (Italian) in a glidi...
scotching 25 20 SCOTCH, to frustrate...
scotomata 18 15 SCOTOMA, dizziness w...
scotomias 19 15 SCOTOMIA, (obsolete)...
scotomies 19 15 SCOTOMY, (obsolete)...
scotophil 24 18 liking darkness [adj...
scotopias 20 15 SCOTOPIA, vision in...
scoundrel 19 16 a rascal [n -S]
scourgers 20 15 SCOURGER, one who sc...
scourging 21 18 a flogging [n -S]
scourings 20 16 SCOURING, material r...
scoursing 20 16 SCOURSE, to barter,...
scouthers 21 15 SCOUTHER, to scorch,...
scouthery 27 17 scorching, singeing...
scoutings 20 16 SCOUTING, the act of...
scowdered 21 17 SCOWDER, to scorch,...
scowthers 24 17 SCOWTHER, (Scots) to...
scrabbing 24 21 SCRAB, (dialect) to...
scrabbled 24 20 SCRABBLE, to claw or...
scrabbler 24 19 one who scrabbles [n...
scrabbles 24 19 SCRABBLE, to claw or...
scraggier 21 16 SCRAGGY, skinny [adj...
scraggily 29 19 SCRAGGY, skinny [adv...
scragging 22 19 SCRAG, to wring the...
scraiched 24 18 SCRAICH, (Scots) to...
scraighed 22 17 SCRAIGH, (Scots) to...
scrambing 23 21 SCRAMB, (dialect) to...
scrambled 23 20 SCRAMBLE, to move hu...
scrambler 23 19 a telephone device f...
scrambles 23 19 SCRAMBLE, to move hu...
scramjets 22 24 SCRAMJET, a type of...
scramming 22 21 SCRAM, to leave quic...
scranched 23 19 SCRANCH, to crunch [...
scranches 23 18 SCRANCH, to crunch [...
scrannels 18 15 SCRANNEL, (archaic)...
scrannier 17 14 SCRANNY, thin, scraw...
scrapable 23 19 that can be scraped...
scrapbook 23 22 to keep cuttings in...
scrapegut 22 18 (archaic) a fiddler...
scrapheap 24 20 a place where old ir...
scrapings 22 18 SCRAPING, scraped of...
scrappage 23 20 allowance for scrap...
scrappers 23 18 SCRAPPER, a fighter...
scrappier 23 18 SCRAPPY, fragmentary...
scrappily 31 21 SCRAPPY, fragmentary...
scrapping 24 21 the act of making sc...
scrapples 24 19 SCRAPPLE, a mixture...
scrapyard 27 18 a place where old ir...
scratched 24 18 SCRATCH, to make a t...
scratcher 24 17 a tool for scratchin...
scratches 24 17 SCRATCH, to make a t...
scratchie 24 17 (Australian slang) a...
scratting 20 15 SCRAT, to scratch, a...
scrattled 20 14 SCRATTLE, to keep sc...
scrattles 20 13 SCRATTLE, to keep sc...
scrauched 24 19 SCRAUCH, to squawk,...
scraughed 22 18 SCRAUGH, (Scots) to...
scraveled 21 18 SCRAVEL, to move qui...
scrawbing 25 21 SCRAWB, to scrape wi...
scrawlers 23 16 SCRAWLER, one who sc...
scrawlier 23 16 SCRAWLY, written has...
scrawling 24 19 of writing, hasty, i...
scrawming 24 21 SCRAWM, (dialect) to...
scrawnier 21 16 SCRAWNY, extremely t...
scrawnily 29 19 SCRAWNY, extremely t...
scrawping 25 21 SCRAWP, (dialect) to...
screakier 19 16 SCREAKY, creaky [adj...
screaking 20 19 SCREAK, to creak [v]
screamers 19 15 SCREAMER, a gooselik...
screaming 20 18 uttering a scream [n...
screeched 23 18 SCREECH, to utter a...
screecher 23 17 one who screeches [n...
screeches 23 17 SCREECH, to utter a...
screeders 18 13 SCREEDER, a person w...
screeding 19 16 the material of a sc...
screeners 17 13 SCREENER, one who sc...
screenful 21 18 the contents of a sc...
screenies 17 13 SCREENIE, (Australia...
screening 18 16 the act of screening...
screeting 19 15 SCREET, (dialect) to...
screevers 20 16 SCREEVER, one who wr...
screeving 21 19 SCREEVE, to write be...
screiched 24 18 SCREICH, to shriek,...
screighed 22 17 SCREIGH, to shriek,...
screwable 24 19 that can be screwed...
screwball 26 20 a crazy person, an e...
screwbean 22 19 a leguminous shrub o...
screwiest 22 15 SCREWY, (colloquial)...
screwings 23 18 SCREWING, the act of...
screwlike 24 20 like a screw [adj]
screwtops 24 18 SCREWTOP, a bottle w...
screwworm 26 21 the larva of a dipte...
scribable 24 19 capable of being wri...
scribbled 25 20 SCRIBBLE, to write h...
scribbler 25 19 one who scribbles [n...
scribbles 25 19 SCRIBBLE, to write h...
scribings 23 18 SCRIBING, the act of...
scribisms 24 18 SCRIBISM, the charac...
scrieched 24 18 SCRIECH, (Scots) to...
scrieving 22 19 SCRIEVE, (Scots) to...
scriggled 23 18 SCRIGGLE, to wriggle...
scriggles 23 17 SCRIGGLE, to wriggle...
scrimmage 22 20 a noisy dispute or t...
scrimpers 23 18 SCRIMPER, one who sc...
scrimpier 23 18 SCRIMPY, scanty [adj...
scrimpily 31 21 SCRIMPY, scanty [adv...
scrimping 24 21 the exercise of frug...
scrimshaw 26 20 to ornament, as shel...
scrimures 21 16 SCRIMURE, (obsolete)...
scrippage 24 20 the contents of a sc...
scripters 22 15 SCRIPTER, one who sc...
scripting 23 18 SCRIPT, to prepare a...
scriptory 28 17 by, in or relating t...
scripture 22 16 a biblical writing [...
scritched 25 18 SCRITCH, to utter a...
scritches 25 17 SCRITCH, to utter a...
scrivener 20 17 (historical) a scrib...
scrobbing 24 21 SCROB, to scrape wit...
scrobbled 24 20 SCROBBLE, of an onli...
scrobbles 24 19 SCROBBLE, of an onli...
scroddled 20 16 of pottery, made of...
scrofulas 22 17 SCROFULA, tuberculos...
scroggier 21 16 SCROGGY, abounding i...
scroggins 21 17 SCROGGIN, (Australia...
scrollers 21 14 SCROLLER, someone or...
scrolling 22 17 the act of moving te...
scrooched 23 18 SCROOCH, to crouch,...
scrooches 23 17 SCROOCH, to crouch,...
scrooging 20 17 SCROOGE, to crowd; t...
scrooping 21 18 SCROOP, to make a ha...
scrougers 20 15 SCROUGER, (US archai...
scrouging 21 18 SCROUGE, to crowd; t...
scrounged 19 17 SCROUNGE, to gather...
scrounger 19 16 one who scrounges [n...
scrounges 19 16 SCROUNGE, to gather...
scrowdged 23 19 SCROWDGE, to crowd;...
scrowdges 23 18 SCROWDGE, to crowd;...
scrowling 24 19 SCROWLE, to draft, a...
scrubbers 24 19 SCRUBBER, an apparat...
scrubbier 24 19 SCRUBBY, inferior in...
scrubbily 32 22 SCRUBBY, inferior in...
scrubbing 25 22 the act of scrubbing...
scrubland 22 19 land covered by scru...
scruffier 24 19 SCRUFFY, untidy, dir...
scruffily 32 22 SCRUFFY, untidy, dir...
scruffing 25 22 SCRUFF, in rugby, to...
scrumdown 23 21 the act of forming a...
scrummage 22 21 a noisy dispute or t...
scrummier 22 19 SCRUMMY, (colloquial...
scrummies 22 19 SCRUMMIE, (slang) a...
scrumming 23 22 SCRUM, to mill aroun...
scrumpies 23 19 SCRUMPY, a kind of r...
scrumping 24 22 SCRUMP, to gather wi...
scrumpled 24 21 SCRUMPLE, to crumple...
scrumples 24 20 SCRUMPLE, to crumple...
scrunched 24 20 SCRUNCH, to crush [v...
scrunches 24 19 SCRUNCH, to crush [v...
scrunchie 24 19 a piece of elastic,...
scruntier 19 14 SCRUNTY, (Scots) stu...
scruplers 23 17 SCRUPLER, one who ha...
scrupling 24 20 SCRUPLE, to hesitate...
scrutable 22 17 discoverable by scru...
scrutator 19 13 one who investigates...
scrutoire 19 13 (French) an escritoi...
scuddaler 20 16 in Shetland, the lea...
scuddling 22 19 SCUDDLE, to run hast...
scufflers 25 20 SCUFFLER, one who sc...
scuffling 26 23 a rough confused str...
scullings 23 18 SCULLING, the act of...
scullions 21 16 SCULLION, a kitchen...
sculpting 24 20 SCULPT, to form an i...
sculptors 23 17 SCULPTOR, one who sc...
sculpture 23 18 to carve in stone [v...
scultches 26 19 SCULTCH, rubbish, al...
scumballs 25 21 SCUMBALL, a dirtbag...
scumbered 22 20 SCUMBER, (archaic) t...
scumbling 25 23 the act of scumbling...
scummiest 22 19 SCUMMY, covered with...
scummings 23 22 SCUMMING, matter rem...
scuncheon 22 20 the inner part of a...
scundered 18 16 (Irish dialect) emba...
scungiest 20 16 SCUNGY, (Australian...
scungille 22 18 (Italian) the meat o...
scungilli 23 18 (Italian) conch used...
scunnered 17 16 SCUNNER, to feel loa...
scuppaugs 25 22 SCUPPAUG, a marine f...
scuppered 23 20 SCUPPER, to thwart,...
scurfiest 22 16 SCURFY, covered with...
scurriers 20 13 SCURRIER, (obsolete)...
scurriour 20 14 (obsolete) a scout,...
scurrying 27 18 SCURRY, to move hurr...
scurviest 22 17 SCURVY, scabby, mean...
scutation 18 14 the state of being s...
scutcheon 23 19 a shield bearing a c...
scutchers 25 18 SCUTCHER, one who sc...
scutching 26 21 the act of beating o...
scutellar 21 15 like a scutella, a s...
scutellum 23 19 a scale on a bird's...
scutiform 23 19 shield-shaped [adj]
scutigers 21 15 SCUTIGER, a kind of...
scuttered 19 14 SCUTTER, to run hast...
scuttlers 21 14 SCUTTLER, one who sc...
scuttling 22 17 he act of sinking a...
scutworks 24 20 SCUTWORK, tedious or...
scuzzbags 29 36 SCUZZBAG, a dirty, d...
scuzzball 30 36 a dirty, disreputabl...
scuzziest 26 31 SCUZZY, dirty or sha...
scybalous 28 19 of or like a scybalu...
scytheman 27 20 one who uses a scyth...
scythemen 27 20 SCYTHEMAN, one who u...
sdeigning 17 16 SDEIGNE, (obsolete)...
seablites 18 13 SEABLITE, a salt-mar...
seaboards 16 13 SEABOARD, the line w...
seabottle 17 13 a translucent inflat...
seacoasts 17 12 SEACOAST, land borde...
seacrafts 20 15 SEACRAFT, skill in n...
seadromes 15 13 SEADROME, a floating...
seafarers 16 12 SEAFARER, one who tr...
seafaring 17 15 travelling by sea [n...
seafloors 17 13 SEAFLOOR, the bottom...
seafronts 16 13 SEAFRONT, an area al...
seahorses 16 11 SEAHORSE, any marine...
seahounds 16 14 SEAHOUND, the dogfis...
sealeries 15 10 SEALERY, the occupat...
sealifted 18 14 SEALIFT, to transpor...
sealpoint 17 14 a variety of Siamese...
sealskins 17 15 SEALSKIN, the skin o...
sealwaxes 24 20 SEALWAX, sealing wax...
sealyhams 25 17 SEALYHAM, a terrier...
seaminess 15 13 the state of being s...
seamounts 15 14 SEAMOUNT, a volcanic...
seamsters 16 12 SEAMSTER, a person w...
seannachy 24 18 (Gaelic) a Highland...
seapieces 19 15 SEAPIECE, a picture...
seaplanes 16 14 SEAPLANE, an airplan...
seaquakes 23 23 SEAQUAKE, an underse...
seaquaria 22 19 SEAQUARIUM, an ocean...
searchers 20 14 SEARCHER, one that s...
searching 21 17 the act of conductin...
searingly 23 15 SEARING, burning [ad...
searobins 16 13 SEAROBIN, an America...
seascapes 19 15 SEASCAPE, a picture...
seascouts 18 13 SEASCOUT, a boy trai...
seashells 19 13 SEASHELL, the shell...
seashores 16 11 SEASHORE, land borde...
seasicker 19 16 SEASICK, affected wi...
seasonals 14 11 SEASONAL, a seasonal...
seasoners 13 10 SEASONER, one who se...
seasoning 14 13 the process or act b...
seaspeaks 17 16 SEASPEAK, a restrict...
seastrand 14 11 the seashore [n -S]
seatbacks 21 19 SEATBACK, the back o...
seatbelts 18 13 SEATBELT, an arrange...
seatmates 15 12 SEATMATE, one with w...
seatrains 14 10 SEATRAIN, a ship equ...
seatrouts 15 10 SEATROUT, a marine f...
seatworks 19 16 SEATWORK, work done...
seawalled 19 15 having a seawall [ad...
seawardly 25 16 SEAWARD [adv]
seawaters 17 12 SEAWATER, water from...
seaworthy 26 16 able to be used on t...
sebaceous 19 16 of or like tallow [a...
sebestens 16 13 SEBESTEN, (Arabic) a...
seborrhea 18 14 a morbidly increased...
sebundies 17 15 SEBUNDY, an Indian i...
secaloses 18 13 SECALOSE, a complex...
secateurs 18 13 SECATEUR, a pruning...
secernent 16 14 secretory [adj] / a...
secerning 18 16 SECERN, to discern a...
seceshers 20 14 SECESHER, a secessio...
secession 17 13 the act of seceding...
secluding 21 18 SECLUDE, to remove o...
seclusion 19 15 the state of being s...
seclusive 22 18 tending to seclude [...
secodonts 17 14 SECODONT, the cuttin...
secondary 23 16 subordinate [adj SEC...
secondees 16 14 SECONDEE, a person o...
seconders 17 14 SECONDER, one who se...
seconding 18 17 the act of supportin...
secrecies 21 15 SECRECY, the conditi...
secretage 18 14 treatment of furs wi...
secretary 24 14 a person who types a...
secretest 18 12 SECRET, hidden [adj]
secreting 19 15 SECRETE, to emit by...
secretins 18 13 SECRETIN, a hormone...
secretion 17 13 something that is se...
secretive 20 16 inclined to or fond...
secretors 18 12 SECRETOR, one that s...
secretory 24 14 secreting, as secret...
sectarial 19 13 distinguishing a sec...
sectarian 17 13 relating to a sect [...
sectaries 18 12 SECTARY, a member of...
sectators 18 12 SECTATOR, an adheren...
sectility 27 15 the state of being s...
sectional 18 14 in sections [adj SEC...
sectioned 17 14 SECTION, to divide i...
sectorial 19 13 adapted for cutting...
sectoring 19 15 SECTOR, to divide in...
sectorise 18 12 to divide into secto...
sectorize 21 21 to divide into secto...
secularly 27 17 SECULAR, not spiritu...
secundine 17 16 the second of the tw...
securable 21 17 that may be secured...
securance 20 17 the act of securing...
securitan 18 14 (obsolete) someone w...
sedations 14 11 SEDATION, the reduct...
sedatives 17 14 SEDATIVE, a drug the...
sedentary 20 13 sitting; living in a...
sederunts 15 12 SEDERUNT, (Latin) a...
sedgeland 16 15 land where sedge gro...
sediments 16 14 SEDIMENT, to settle...
seditions 15 11 SEDITION, incitement...
seditious 16 11 relating to sedition...
seducible 22 18 capable of being sed...
seducings 20 17 SEDUCING, the act of...
seduction 18 15 the act of seducing...
seductive 21 18 tending to seduce, a...
seductors 19 14 SEDUCTOR, (obsolete)...
seedboxes 22 20 SEEDBOX, part of a p...
seedcakes 18 17 SEEDCAKE, a sweet ca...
seedcases 17 13 SEEDCASE, the protec...
seedeater 13 10 a bird that eats see...
seedheads 16 13 SEEDHEAD, a seed-con...
seediness 14 11 the state of being s...
seedlings 17 14 SEEDLING, a young pl...
seedstock 19 17 livestock used for b...
seedtimes 16 13 SEEDTIME, the season...
seemingly 24 18 SEEMING, apparent [a...
seemliest 17 13 SEEMLY, of pleasing...
seemlihed 19 16 (obsolete) seemlines...
seemlyhed 25 18 (Spenser) seemliness...
seeresses 14 9 SEERESS, a female se...
seesawing 18 15 SEESAW, to move up a...
seethings 18 14 SEETHING, the act of...
segholate 18 14 in Hebrew, a disylla...
segmental 17 16 relating to, or bein...
segmented 16 16 SEGMENT, to divide i...
segolates 16 12 SEGOLATE, in Hebrew,...
segregant 16 14 a genetic segregate...
segregate 16 13 to keep apart from [...
seicentos 17 13 SEICENTO, (Italian)...
seigneurs 16 13 SEIGNEUR, a feudal l...
seigneury 22 15 esp. in France and C...
seigniors 16 12 SEIGNIOR, a feudal l...
seigniory 22 14 feudal lordship, als...
seignoral 16 13 related to a seignio...
seismical 21 16 relating to earthqua...
seismisms 19 15 SEISMISM, the natura...
selachian 20 16 a member of the shar...
seladangs 16 14 SELADANG, a kind of...
selamliks 20 18 SELAMLIK, (Turkish)...
seldshown 21 17 (Shakespeare) rarely...
selectees 18 13 SELECTEE, one that i...
selecting 20 16 SELECT, to choose [v...
selection 18 14 the act of selecting...
selective 21 17 liking to choose [ad...
selectman 19 17 one of a board of to...
selectmen 19 17 SELECTMAN, one of a...
selectors 19 13 SELECTOR, something...
selenates 14 11 SELENATE, a salt of...
selenides 15 12 SELENIDE, a compound...
selenious 15 12 of selenium in lower...
selenites 15 11 SELENITE, a variety...
selenitic 19 14 pertaining to seleni...
seleniums 17 15 SELENIUM, a nonmetal...
selenoses 14 11 SELENOSIS, selenium...
selenosis 15 11 selenium poisoning [...
selfheals 21 16 SELFHEAL, a perennia...
selfhoods 20 16 SELFHOOD, the state...
selfishly 29 18 SELFISH, concerned o...
selfwards 22 17 towards oneself, als...
selictars 20 13 SELICTAR, (Turkish)...
sellotape 18 14 (tradename) a kind o...
selvagees 18 16 SELVAGEE, an untwist...
selvaging 20 19 SELVAGE, to border a...
selvedged 19 18 SELVEDGE, to border...
selvedges 19 17 SELVEDGE, to border...
semainier 15 13 (French) a chest of...
semanteme 15 16 an irreducible lingu...
semantics 19 16 the study of meaning...
semantide 15 14 a molecule carrying...
semantron 14 14 (Greek) a wooden or...
semaphore 19 17 a method of signalli...
semblable 22 20 (obsolete) similar [...
semblably 29 22 SEMBLABLE, (obsolete...
semblance 21 20 an outward appearanc...
semblants 19 17 SEMBLANT, (archaic)...
semeiotic 19 15 relating to signs or...
semesters 16 12 SEMESTER, (Latin) a...
semestral 17 13 half-yearly, also SE...
semiangle 17 16 the half of a given,...
semibolds 20 17 SEMIBOLD, a typeface...
semibreve 20 19 the longest generall...
semibulls 22 18 SEMIBULL, a bull iss...
semicolon 19 17 the punctuation mark...
semicomas 20 18 SEMICOMA, a coma fro...
semicured 20 17 partly cured [adj]
semideify 25 18 to make something pa...
semidomed 17 17 having a half dome [...
semidomes 17 16 SEMIDOME, a half dom...
semidrier 17 13 SEMIDRY, half dry [a...
semidwarf 22 19 a plant that is half...
semierect 19 15 half erect [adj]
semifinal 19 17 the round before the...
semifluid 21 18 something that is im...
semigalas 18 15 SEMIGALA, an event s...
semiglobe 20 18 a half globe, a hemi...
semigloss 19 15 somewhat gloss [adj]
semigroup 20 18 a mathematical group...
semihobos 20 17 SEMIHOBO, a person h...
semillons 18 15 SEMILLON, a white gr...
semilunar 17 15 shaped like a half m...
semilunes 17 15 SEMILUNE, (French) a...
semimatte 17 15 having a slight lust...
semimetal 18 16 a metal that is not...
semimicro 21 18 somewhat micro [adj]
semimoist 18 15 slightly moist [adj]
semimutes 18 16 SEMIMUTE, a person w...
seminally 24 17 SEMINAL, pertaining...
seminated 15 14 SEMINATE, to sow [v]
seminates 15 13 SEMINATE, to sow [v]
seminomad 16 17 one leading a partia...
seminomas 16 16 SEMINOMA, a malignan...
semiology 24 17 the study of signs a...
semiotics 20 15 SEMIOTIC [n]
semipious 19 16 quite pious [adj]
semiplume 21 20 a feather with an or...
semipolar 19 16 as in semipolar bond...
semirigid 19 15 partly rigid [adj]
semiround 16 15 something half round...
semirural 18 14 partly rural [adj]
semisolid 18 14 partly solid [adj] /...
semisolus 18 14 an advertisement on...
semistiff 22 18 somewhat stiff [adj]
semisweet 19 15 somewhat sweet [adj]
semitaurs 17 13 SEMITAUR, (obsolete)...
semitists 18 12 SEMITIST, a Semitic...
semitonal 16 14 of or pertaining to...
semitones 15 13 SEMITONE, half a ton...
semitonic 19 16 of or pertaining to...
semitruck 22 20 an articulated lorry...
semiurban 18 17 somewhat urban [adj]
semivocal 22 20 of or relating to a...
semivowel 22 20 a speech sound havin...
semiwater 19 15 as in semiwater gas,...
semiworks 21 19 a manufacturing plan...
semolinas 16 14 SEMOLINA, a granular...
sempsters 19 15 SEMPSTER, a person w...
semunciae 18 17 SEMUNCIA, (Latin) a...
semuncial 20 18 relating to a semunc...
semuncias 19 17 SEMUNCIA, (Latin) a...
senescent 16 14 growing old [adj]
seneschal 20 16 (historical) an agen...
senescing 18 16 SENESCE, to become o...
sengreens 14 13 SENGREEN, houseleek,...
senhorita 16 12 (Spanish) a mode of...
seniority 21 12 the state of being s...
sennachie 18 16 (Gaelic) a Highland...
sennights 18 15 SENNIGHT, (archaic)...
senoritas 14 10 SENORITA, (Spanish)...
sensately 21 13 SENSATE, felt throug...
sensating 15 13 SENSATE, to apprehen...
sensation 13 11 consciousness of a p...
senseless 15 11 without sense [adj S...
sensibler 18 14 SENSIBLE, showing go...
sensibles 18 14 SENSIBLE, something...
sensillae 16 12 SENSILLA, (Latin) in...
sensillum 19 16 (Latin) in insects,...
sensitise 15 10 to make sensitive, a...
sensitive 17 14 having the power of...
sensitize 18 19 to make sensitive, a...
sensorial 15 11 related to the senso...
sensorily 22 13 SENSORY, pertaining...
sensorium 16 14 the area of the brai...
sensually 23 15 SENSUAL, pertaining...
sentenced 16 15 SENTENCE, to declare...
sentencer 16 14 one who sentences [n...
sentences 16 14 SENTENCE, to declare...
sententia 13 11 (Latin) an aphorism;...
sentience 16 14 the state of being s...
sentiency 23 16 the state of being s...
sentients 14 11 SENTIENT, a person o...
sentiment 15 14 a thought or body of...
sentinels 15 12 SENTINEL, to stand g...
sepadding 18 17 SEPAD, to suppose, u...
separable 19 16 that can be separate...
separably 26 18 SEPARABLE, that can...
separated 16 13 SEPARATE, to set or...
separates 16 12 SEPARATE, to set or...
separator 16 12 something that separ...
separatum 18 16 a separate offprint...
sepiments 18 16 SEPIMENT, a hedge [n...
sepiolite 18 13 hydrated magnesium s...
septarian 16 13 relating to a septar...
septarium 19 16 a nodule of mineral...
septation 16 13 the state of being s...
septemfid 21 19 split into seven [ad...
septemvir 21 19 (Latin) one of a boa...
septenary 22 15 a group of seven [n...
septennia 15 14 SEPTENNIUM, a period...
septettes 17 12 SEPTETTE, a group of...
septicity 28 17 the state of being s...
septiform 21 18 shaped like a partit...
septimole 19 16 a group of seven not...
septlevas 20 17 SEPTLEVA, (French) i...
septorias 17 12 SEPTORIA, a type of...
septupled 21 18 SEPTUPLE, to make se...
septuples 21 17 SEPTUPLE, to make se...
septuplet 21 17 one of seven childre...
sepulcher 24 19 a receptacle in an a...
sepulchre 24 19 a receptacle in an a...
sepulture 19 15 the act of depositin...
sequacity 33 24 the state of being s...
sequelise 24 20 to create a sequel t...
sequelize 27 29 to create a sequel t...
sequenced 25 24 SEQUENCE, to arrange...
sequencer 25 23 a device connected t...
sequences 25 23 SEQUENCE, to arrange...
sequently 30 23 SEQUENT, following [...
sequester 23 19 to set apart; to sei...
sequestra 23 19 SEQUESTRUM, (Latin)...
sequining 24 23 SEQUIN, to apply shi...
sequinned 22 22 SEQUIN, to apply shi...
sequiturs 25 20 SEQUITUR, (Latin) so...
serafiles 18 13 SERAFILE, men riding...
seraglios 17 12 SERAGLIO, a harem, a...
seraphims 21 17 SERAPHIM, in Christi...
seraphine 18 15 a kind of small reed...
seraphins 19 15 SERAPHIN, (Portugues...
seraskier 16 13 (historical) a gener...
serenaded 13 12 SERENADE, to address...
serenader 13 11 one who serenades [n...
serenades 13 11 SERENADE, to address...
serenatas 13 10 SERENATA, (Italian)...
serenated 13 11 SERENATE, to calm, m...
serenates 13 10 SERENATE [n]
serfhoods 19 15 SERFHOOD, the state...
serfships 23 17 SERFSHIP, the state...
sergeancy 24 17 the office or rank o...
sergeants 15 12 SERGEANT, a noncommi...
sergeanty 21 14 a condition of tenur...
serialise 16 10 to convert into seri...
serialism 18 13 serial technique, or...
serialist 17 10 a writer of serials...
seriality 23 12 the state of being s...
serialize 19 19 to convert into seri...
seriately 22 12 SERIATE, arranged in...
seriating 16 12 SERIATE, to arrange...
seriation 14 10 arrangement or posit...
sericeous 18 13 of leaves, covered w...
sericites 19 12 SERICITE, a silky po...
sericitic 23 15 like sericite, a sil...
serigraph 21 16 a silkscreen print [...
serinette 14 10 (French) a small bar...
seriously 23 13 SERIOUS, thoughtful...
serjeancy 25 24 the office or rank o...
serjeants 16 19 SERJEANT, a noncommi...
serjeanty 22 21 (historical) a condi...
sermoneer 14 13 a preacher; a sermon...
sermoners 15 13 SERMONER, a preacher...
sermonets 15 13 SERMONET, a short se...
sermoning 16 16 preaching a sermon [...
sermonise 15 13 to deliver or compos...
sermonize 18 22 to deliver or compos...
serogroup 18 15 any group of bacteri...
serologic 20 15 as in serologic typi...
seropuses 17 13 SEROPUS, a mixture o...
serotinal 15 11 relating to a seroti...
serotines 14 10 SEROTINE, a kind of...
serotonin 13 11 a compound occurring...
serotyped 23 15 SEROTYPE, to classif...
serotypes 23 14 SEROTYPE, to classif...
serotypic 27 17 relating to a seroty...
serpentry 23 15 serpents collectivel...
serpigoes 18 14 SERPIGO, a spreading...
serpulids 20 15 SERPULID, a marine w...
serpulite 19 14 a fossil serpula she...
serranids 15 11 SERRANID, a group of...
serranoid 14 11 any of a group of fi...
serrating 16 12 SERRATE, to supply w...
serration 14 10 the state of being s...
serrature 15 10 a notching, like tha...
serrefile 18 13 (French) a file of o...
serricorn 18 13 a kind of beetle wit...
serriedly 23 13 SERRIED [adv]
serriform 19 15 resembling a notched...
serrulate 16 11 finely serrate; havi...
seruewing 19 16 SERUEWE, (Spenser) t...
servanted 16 15 SERVANT, to act as s...
servantry 23 16 a body of servants;...
serveable 19 17 capable of being ser...
serveries 17 13 SERVERY, a room or r...
servewing 21 19 SERVEWE, (Spenser) t...
servicers 21 16 SERVICER, one who se...
servicing 22 19 the act of maintaini...
serviette 17 13 (French) a table-nap...
servilely 26 17 SERVILE, slavish, fa...
servilism 21 17 system of slavery or...
servility 26 16 the state of being s...
servitors 18 13 SERVITOR, one who se...
servitude 18 15 the state of being a...
servquals 27 24 SERVQUAL, a marketin...
sesamoids 16 13 SESAMOID, a small ro...
sessility 24 12 the quality of being...
sessional 15 11 of or pertaining to...
sesspools 18 13 SESSPOOL, a covered...
sesterces 18 12 SESTERCE, (Latin) a...
sestertia 15 9 SESTERTIUM, (Latin)...
sestertii 16 9 SESTERTIUS, (Latin)...
sestettes 15 9 SESTETTE, a group of...
sestettos 15 9 SESTETTO, a piece of...
setaceous 17 13 set with, or consist...
setenants 13 11 SETENANT, (French) i...
setnesses 14 10 SETNESS, the state o...
setscrews 22 15 SETSCREW, a type of...
settering 16 12 SETTER, to treat wit...
settlings 18 13 SETTLING, the residu...
sevenfold 19 19 multiplied by seven...
seventeen 14 15 a number, ten and se...
seventhly 26 19 SEVENTH, seventh in...
seventies 16 14 SEVENTY, a number [n...
severable 19 17 that can be severed...
severally 25 17 SEVERAL, various [ad...
severalty 24 16 separateness; separa...
severance 18 17 the act of severing...
sewellels 21 15 SEWELLEL, (Native Am...
sewerages 18 14 SEWERAGE, the waste...
sewerings 19 15 SEWERING, the provis...
sewerless 19 13 without a sewer [adj...
sewerlike 20 17 like a sewer [adj]
sexaholic 27 22 someone addicted to...
sexennial 20 19 lasting six years, o...
sexercise 24 19 sexual activity rega...
sexlessly 30 20 SEXLESS, lacking sex...
sexlinked 23 23 of a gene, found on...
sexologic 26 22 relating to sexology...
sextanses 20 17 SEXTANS, a Roman gol...
sextantal 21 18 relating to a sextan...
sextarius 22 17 (Latin) an ancient R...
sextettes 21 16 SEXTETTE, a piece of...
sextolets 22 17 SEXTOLET, a group of...
sextoness 20 17 a female sexton; a s...
sextupled 25 22 SEXTUPLE, to multipl...
sextuples 25 21 SEXTUPLE, to multipl...
sextuplet 25 21 one of six children...
sexualise 22 18 to render sexual, al...
sexualism 24 21 emphasis on sex [n -...
sexualist 23 18 one who classifies p...
sexuality 29 20 sexual quality or or...
sexualize 25 27 to render sexual, al...
sexvalent 23 22 of a valency of six,...
sforzandi 20 23 SFORZANDO, a suddenl...
sforzando 19 23 a suddenly emphasise...
sforzatos 20 21 SFORZATO, (Italian)...
sgraffiti 22 17 SGRAFFITO, (Italian)...
sgraffito 21 17 (Italian) the techni...
shabbatot 21 17 (Hebrew) Jewish sabb...
shabbiest 22 17 SHABBY, not smart [a...
shabracks 24 21 SHABRACK, (historica...
shackiest 22 18 SHACKY, dilapidated...
shacklers 23 19 SHACKLER, one who sh...
shackling 24 22 SHACKLE, to confine...
shadberry 26 17 the edible fruit of...
shadblows 24 19 SHADBLOW, an America...
shadchans 22 18 SHADCHAN, a Jewish m...
shaddocks 22 20 SHADDOCK, a grapefru...
shadeless 18 13 without shade [adj]
shadflies 21 16 SHADFLY, the mayfly...
shadiness 17 13 the state of being s...
shadkhans 20 19 SHADKHAN, (Hebrew) a...
shadowbox 28 25 to practise sparring...
shadowers 20 15 SHADOWER, one who sh...
shadowier 20 15 SHADOWY, full of sha...
shadowily 28 18 SHADOWY, full of sha...
shadowing 21 18 making dark or gloom...
shadrachs 23 17 SHADRACH, a mass of...
shaftings 21 17 SHAFTING, a system o...
shaftless 21 15 without shafts [adj]
shagbarks 22 20 SHAGBARK, a rough-ba...
shaggable 22 19 worthy of a shag, i....
shaggiest 20 15 SHAGGY, covered with...
shagreens 17 14 SHAGREEN, the rough...
shagroons 17 14 SHAGROON, (Irish) an...
shahadahs 21 16 SHAHADAH, (Arabic) t...
shahtoosh 21 15 (Persian) the soft w...
shakeable 20 19 that can be shaken,...
shakedown 20 20 any makeshift bed, e...
shakeouts 18 16 SHAKEOUT, a minor ec...
shakiness 18 16 the state of being s...
shalelike 20 17 like shale [adj]
shalloons 18 14 SHALLOON, a light wo...
shallowed 22 17 SHALLOW, to become s...
shallower 22 16 SHALLOW, not deep [a...
shallowly 30 19 SHALLOW, not deep [a...
shamanism 19 18 the religion of cert...
shamanist 18 15 an adherent of shama...
shamateur 18 15 an amateur who is ac...
shamblier 22 18 SHAMBLY, awkwardly [...
shambling 23 21 the act of shambling...
shambolic 25 21 chaotic [adj SHAMBOL...
shameable 20 18 capable of being sha...
shameably 27 20 SHAMEABLE, capable o...
shamefast 20 17 modest, bashful, als...
shameless 19 15 without shame [adj S...
shamianah 19 17 (Hindi) in India, a...
shamianas 17 15 SHAMIANA, (Hindi) in...
shamisens 18 15 SHAMISEN, (Japanese)...
shammasim 21 20 SHAMMAS, a minor off...
shammosim 21 20 SHAMMOS, (Hebrew) th...
shammying 27 22 SHAMMY, to prepare l...
shamoised 18 15 SHAMOIS, to clean wi...
shamoises 18 14 SHAMOIS, to clean wi...
shamoying 25 19 SHAMOY, to prepare s...
shampooed 19 18 SHAMPOO, to wash wit...
shampooer 19 17 one who shampoos [n...
shamrocks 23 21 SHAMROCK, a trifolia...
shanachie 21 17 (Gaelic) a Highland...
shandries 17 13 SHANDRY, a light, sp...
shanghais 20 16 SHANGHAI, to kidnap...
shankbone 18 20 the bone of the shan...
shantungs 18 16 SHANTUNG, (Chinese)...
shantyman 23 18 the solo singer in s...
shantymen 23 18 SHANTYMAN, the solo...
shapeable 21 18 that can be shaped,...
shapeless 20 15 without shape [adj S...
shapelier 20 15 SHAPELY, having a pl...
shapening 19 18 SHAPEN, to shape [v]
shapewear 21 17 underwear that shape...
shareable 19 15 that can be shared,...
sharecrop 22 17 of a tenant farmer,...
sharesman 17 15 a fisherman who shar...
sharesmen 17 15 SHARESMAN, a fisherm...
shareware 19 14 a computer program a...
sharifian 19 15 relating to a sharif...
sharkings 20 18 SHARKING, trickery,...
sharklike 21 20 like a shark [adj]
sharkskin 20 20 a smooth durable woo...
sharniest 17 12 SHARNY, like cow-dun...
sharpened 18 16 SHARPEN, to make sha...
sharpener 18 15 a device for sharpen...
sharpings 21 17 SHARPING, raising a...
sharpness 19 15 the state of being s...
shashlick 26 21 (Russian) a type of...
shashliks 23 18 SHASHLIK, (Russian)...
shattered 17 12 SHATTER, to break in...
shatterer 17 11 something or someone...
shauchled 24 19 SHAUCHLE, (Scots) to...
shauchles 24 18 SHAUCHLE, (Scots) to...
shaveable 21 19 capable of being sha...
shaveling 21 19 a tonsured cleric [n...
shavetail 20 16 (US slang) a second...
shawarmas 21 17 SHAWARMA, (Arabic) a...
shawlings 23 18 SHAWLING, the wearin...
shawlless 23 16 without a shawl [adj...
sheadings 18 15 SHEADING, an adminis...
sheafiest 19 14 SHEAFY, like sheafs...
sheaflike 21 19 like a sheaf [adj]
shealings 19 15 SHEALING, a rough hu...
shearings 18 14 SHEARING, the act of...
shearlegs 19 14 SHEARLEG, one of the...
shearling 19 15 a one-year-old sheep...
sheatfish 22 16 a European siluroid...
sheathers 19 13 SHEATHER, one who sh...
sheathier 19 13 SHEATHY, sheathlike...
sheathing 20 16 the act of sheathing...
shebeened 17 16 SHEBEEN, to operate...
shebeener 17 15 one who keeps a sheb...
shechitah 25 18 (Hebrew) the slaught...
shechitas 23 16 SHECHITA, (Hebrew) t...
sheddable 20 17 capable of being cas...
sheddings 19 16 SHEDDING, the act of...
shedhands 19 16 SHEDHAND, a person w...
shedloads 18 14 SHEDLOAD, a large am...
sheeniest 16 12 SHEENY, bright, shin...
sheepcote 21 17 a small inclosure fo...
sheepcots 22 17 SHEEPCOT, a small en...
sheepdogs 20 17 SHEEPDOG, a dog trai...
sheepfold 22 19 a pen for sheep [n -...
sheephead 20 17 a large and valuable...
sheepiest 19 14 SHEEPY, sheeplike [a...
sheeplike 21 19 like a sheep [adj]
sheepskin 20 19 the skin of a sheep...
sheepwalk 24 22 a range of pasture f...
sheerlegs 19 14 SHEERLEG, one of the...
sheerness 16 12 the state of being s...
sheetiest 17 11 SHEETY, like sheets...
sheetings 18 14 SHEETING, cloth for...
sheetless 18 12 without a sheet [adj...
sheetlike 19 16 like a sheet [adj]
sheetrock 21 18 (tradename) a type o...
shehitahs 22 15 SHEHITAH, (Hebrew) t...
sheikdoms 20 19 SHEIKDOM, the domain...
sheikhdom 22 21 the domain of a shei...
sheilings 20 15 SHEILING, a rough hu...
sheldduck 24 22 a large duck of genu...
sheldrake 19 17 a male shelduck, als...
shelducks 24 21 SHELDUCK, a large du...
shelffuls 25 20 SHELFFUL, as much as...
shelfiest 21 15 SHELFY, abounding in...
shelflike 23 20 like a shelf [adj]
shelfroom 21 18 space or accommodati...
shellacks 24 20 SHELLACK, to cover w...
shellback 26 23 a veteran sailor, es...
shellbark 23 20 a species of hickory...
shellduck 25 22 a large duck of genu...
shellfire 22 16 the firing of shells...
shellfish 25 18 a shelled aquatic in...
shellfuls 24 18 SHELLFUL, enough to...
shelliest 20 13 SHELLY, abounding in...
shellings 21 16 SHELLING, the act of...
shellwork 24 20 work composed of she...
sheltered 18 13 SHELTER, to provide...
shelterer 18 12 one who shelters [n...
shelviest 21 16 SHELVY, having sandb...
shelvings 22 19 SHELVING, material f...
shemozzle 25 33 (Yiddish) a mess, a...
shepherds 22 17 SHEPHERD, to watch o...
sherberts 20 14 SHERBERT, a frozen f...
sherifian 19 15 relating to a sherif...
sherlocks 23 19 SHERLOCK [n]
sherrises 18 11 SHERRIS, (archaic) s...
sherwanis 20 15 SHERWANI, (Hindi) in...
shetlands 18 14 SHETLAND, a lightwei...
sheuching 24 20 SHEUCH, to plant tem...
sheughing 22 19 SHEUGH, (Scots) to p...
shewbread 22 18 twelve loaves placed...
shibuichi 27 20 (Japanese) an alloy...
shickered 22 19 (Australian slang) d...
shielders 19 13 SHIELDER, one who sh...
shielding 20 16 the act of protectin...
shielings 20 15 SHIELING, a rough hu...
shiftable 23 18 capable of being shi...
shiftiest 21 14 SHIFTY, evasive [adj...
shiftings 22 17 SHIFTING, the act of...
shiftless 22 15 feckless [adj SHIFTL...
shiftwork 25 21 a system of working...
shigellae 20 15 SHIGELLA, a rod-shap...
shigellas 21 15 SHIGELLA, a rod-shap...
shiitakes 19 15 SHIITAKE, (Japanese)...
shikarees 18 15 SHIKAREE, (Urdu) a h...
shikarred 19 16 SHIKAR, to hunt (ani...
shikkered 20 20 (Australian slang) d...
shilingis 21 15 SHILINGI, a monetary...
shillaber 22 16 an accomplice to a t...
shillalah 23 16 (Irish) an Irish cud...
shillalas 21 14 SHILLALA, (Irish) an...
shillelah 23 16 (Irish) an Irish cud...
shillings 22 16 SHILLING, a former m...
shimmered 20 18 SHIMMER, to glimmer...
shimmying 28 22 SHIMMY, to dance the...
shimozzle 26 33 (Yiddish) a mess, a...
shinbones 18 16 SHINBONE, the tibia...
shineless 18 13 without shine [adj]
shinesses 17 12 SHINESS, (obsolete)...
shinglers 20 15 SHINGLER, a person w...
shinglier 20 15 SHINGLY, covered wit...
shingling 21 18 shingles collectivel...
shinguard 19 16 a protection for the...
shininess 17 13 the state of being s...
shiningly 26 18 SHINING, bright, gle...
shinleafs 20 16 SHINLEAF, a perennia...
shinneyed 22 16 SHINNEY, to play a f...
shinnying 24 18 SHINNY, to climb by...
shintying 25 17 SHINTY, to play shin...
shipboard 22 18 a ship's side [n -S]
shipborne 21 18 carried by ship [adj...
shiploads 21 16 SHIPLOAD, a ship wit...
shipmates 21 17 SHIPMATE, a fellow s...
shipments 21 18 SHIPMENT, something...
shipowner 22 18 the owner of a ship...
shippable 25 21 that can be shipped...
shippings 24 20 SHIPPING, the busine...
shippound 22 20 in the Baltic ports,...
shipshape 24 19 in a seamanlike cond...
shipsides 21 15 SHIPSIDE, the area a...
shiptimes 22 17 SHIPTIME, the annual...
shipworms 25 20 SHIPWORM, a wormlike...
shipwreck 28 24 a wrecked ship [n -S...
shipyards 27 17 SHIPYARD, a place wh...
shiralees 18 12 SHIRALEE, (Australia...
shirralee 18 12 (Australian slang) a...
shirrings 20 14 SHIRRING, a puckered...
shirtband 20 16 the neckband of a sh...
shirtiest 19 11 SHIRTY, irritable, a...
shirtings 20 14 SHIRTING, fabric use...
shirtless 20 12 without a shirt [adj...
shirttail 20 12 the longer flap at t...
shitfaced 23 18 (slang) drunk [adj]
shitfaces 23 17 SHITFACE, a contempt...
shitheads 20 14 SHITHEAD, an unpleas...
shitheels 21 14 SHITHEEL, a contempt...
shitholes 21 14 SHITHOLE, a filthy p...
shithouse 20 14 (colloquial) a lavat...
shitlists 21 12 SHITLIST, a blacklis...
shitloads 19 13 SHITLOAD, (slang) a...
shittiest 19 11 SHITTY, very unpleas...
shitworks 23 18 SHITWORK, work consi...
shivareed 19 16 SHIVAREE, to perform...
shivarees 19 15 SHIVAREE, to perform...
shiverers 20 15 SHIVERER, one who sh...
shiverier 20 15 SHIVERY, shivering [...
shivering 21 18 trembling with fear...
shlemiehl 23 18 (Yiddish) an unlucky...
shlemiels 21 16 SHLEMIEL, (Yiddish)...
shleppers 23 18 SHLEPPER, (Yiddish)...
shleppier 23 18 SHLEPPY, shabby, run...
shlepping 24 21 SHLEPP, (Yiddish) to...
shlimazel 24 25 (Yiddish) an unlucky...
shlockier 23 19 SHLOCKY, of poor qua...
shloshims 23 17 SHLOSHIM, (Judaism)...
shlumpier 23 19 SHLUMPY, (Yiddish) s...
shlumping 24 22 SHLUMP, (Yiddish) to...
shmaltzes 23 24 SHMALTZ, (Yiddish) e...
shmearing 19 17 SHMEAR, (Yiddish) to...
shmeering 19 17 SHMEER, to bribe, al...
shmoosing 19 17 SHMOOSE, (Yiddish) t...
shmoozers 21 23 SHMOOZER, one who sh...
shmoozier 21 23 SHMOOZY, given to sh...
shmoozing 22 26 SHMOOZE, (Yiddish) t...
shmuckier 24 22 SHMUCKY, foolish, co...
shnorrers 17 12 SHNORRER, (Yiddish)...
shoaliest 18 12 SHOALY, full of shal...
shoalings 19 15 SHOALING, a shallow...
shoalness 17 13 shallowness [n -ES]
shoalwise 21 15 in shoals [adv]
shochetim 24 19 SHOCHET, (Hebrew) a...
shockable 24 22 able to be shocked [...
shoddiest 18 13 SHODDY, of poor qual...
shoebills 22 16 SHOEBILL, a large Af...
shoeblack 24 22 one who polishes sho...
shoeboxes 24 21 SHOEBOX, an oblong b...
shoebrush 22 17 a brush for cleaning...
shoehorns 18 14 SHOEHORN, to force i...
shoelaces 20 15 SHOELACE, a lace for...
shoemaker 18 18 one who makes shoes...
shoepacks 23 21 SHOEPACK, a waterpro...
shoeshine 18 14 the act of polishing...
shoetrees 16 11 SHOETREE, a device f...
shogglier 21 16 SHOGGLY, (Scots) sha...
shoggling 22 19 SHOGGLE, (Scots) to...
shogunate 17 15 the office or dignit...
shonkiest 18 16 SHONKY, (Australian...
shooflies 20 15 SHOOFLY, a child's r...
shooglier 19 14 SHOOGLY, (Scots) sha...
shoogling 20 17 SHOOGLE, (Scots) to...
shooshing 20 16 SHOOSH, to move with...
shootable 19 15 that can be shot [ad...
shootdown 19 16 the act of shooting...
shootings 18 14 SHOOTING, the act of...
shootists 18 11 SHOOTIST, a skilled...
shootouts 17 12 SHOOTOUT, a battle f...
shopboard 21 18 a bench or board on...
shopfront 21 18 the front of a shop...
shopgirls 23 17 SHOPGIRL, a salesgir...
shophroth 24 18 SHOPHAR, (Hebrew) a...
shoplifts 24 18 SHOPLIFT, to steal g...
shoppiest 22 17 SHOPPY, abounding wi...
shoppings 23 20 SHOPPING, the activi...
shoptalks 22 19 SHOPTALK, conversati...
shopwoman 22 21 a woman who works in...
shopwomen 22 21 SHOPWOMAN, a woman w...
shorebird 20 15 any of various birds...
shoreless 18 12 without a shore [adj...
shoreline 17 13 the line separating...
shoreside 17 12 the area near the sh...
shoresman 17 15 (US) one who dwells...
shoresmen 17 15 SHORESMAN, (US) one...
shoreward 20 15 in the direction of...
shoreweed 19 15 a plant of the plant...
shortages 18 13 SHORTAGE, an insuffi...
shortarse 17 11 (colloquial) a short...
shortcake 21 18 a brittle crumbling...
shortcuts 22 15 SHORTCUT, to take a...
shortened 16 13 SHORTEN, to check or...
shortener 16 12 someone or something...
shortfall 22 16 the fact or amount o...
shortgown 21 17 (Scots) a woman's sh...
shorthair 20 13 a breed of domestic...
shorthand 19 15 a system of writing...
shorthead 19 14 a fish, a species of...
shorthold 21 15 of or being a tenanc...
shorthorn 19 14 a breed of sheep [n...
shortlist 20 12 a list of candidates...
shortness 17 12 the state of being s...
shortstop 20 14 the player stationed...
shortwave 22 18 a radio wave with a...
shotfirer 20 14 the mining worker wh...
shotholes 20 14 SHOTHOLE, a hole dri...
shotmaker 19 18 in sport, a person w...
shotproof 21 17 proof against shot [...
shoulders 19 14 SHOULDER, to assume...
shouldest 19 14 SHALL, used as an au...
shouthers 20 14 SHOUTHER, (Scots) to...
shoutiest 18 12 SHOUTY, prone to sho...
shoutings 19 15 SHOUTING, the act of...
shoutline 18 14 a short line of text...
shoutouts 18 13 SHOUTOUT, a public g...
shovelers 20 16 SHOVELER, a kind of...
shovelful 24 21 as much as a shovel...
shoveling 21 19 SHOVEL, to use a dig...
shovelled 21 18 SHOVEL, to use a dig...
shoveller 21 17 a kind of duck with...
showbizzy 36 37 of or like showbiz,...
showboats 22 17 SHOWBOAT, to show of...
showboxes 28 24 SHOWBOX, a showman's...
showbread 22 18 twelve loaves placed...
showcased 23 18 SHOWCASE, to show so...
showcases 23 17 SHOWCASE, to show so...
showdowns 23 19 SHOWDOWN, an event t...
showerers 20 14 SHOWERER, one who sh...
showerful 24 19 full of showers [adj...
showerier 20 14 SHOWERY, abounding w...
showering 21 17 the act of taking a...
showgirls 24 17 SHOWGIRL, a chorus g...
showgoers 21 16 SHOWGOER, one who go...
showiness 20 15 the state of being s...
showjumps 27 30 SHOWJUMP, to take pa...
showmance 23 21 a romance between tw...
showmanly 28 21 having the manner of...
showpiece 25 20 something considered...
showplace 26 21 a place visited or s...
showrings 22 17 SHOWRING, a ring whe...
showrooms 21 17 SHOWROOM, a room use...
showtimes 22 17 SHOWTIME, the time a...
showyards 27 17 SHOWYARD, a yard for...
shraddhas 20 15 SHRADDHA, (Sanskrit)...
shrapnels 20 16 SHRAPNEL, fragments...
shredders 18 13 SHREDDER, a machine...
shreddier 18 13 SHREDDY, cut up [adj...
shredding 19 16 the act of shredding...
shredless 19 13 having no shreds; wi...
shreeking 19 18 SHREEK, (Shakespeare...
shreiking 20 18 SHREIK, (Milton) to...
shrewdest 21 15 SHREWD, having keen...
shrewdies 21 15 SHREWDIE, (Australia...
shrewlike 23 19 like a shrew [adj]
shrewmice 25 20 SHREWMOUSE, a shrew...
shrieched 23 17 SHRIECH, (Spenser) t...
shrieches 23 16 SHRIECH, (Spenser) t...
shriekers 19 15 SHRIEKER, one who sh...
shriekier 19 15 SHRIEKY, shrill [adj...
shrieking 20 18 shrill [adj SHRIEKIN...
shrieving 21 18 SHRIEVE, to hear a c...
shrillest 21 13 SHRILL, having a hig...
shrillier 21 13 SHRILLY, high-pitche...
shrilling 22 16 a piercing sound [n...
shrimpers 22 17 SHRIMPER, a fisher o...
shrimpier 22 17 SHRIMPY, abounding i...
shrimping 23 20 fishing for shrimps...
shrinkage 19 18 the amount by which...
shrinkers 19 16 SHRINKER, one who sh...
shrinking 20 19 drawing back, shy [a...
shritched 24 17 SHRITCH, to shriek,...
shritches 24 16 SHRITCH, to shriek,...
shriveled 21 17 SHRIVEL, to contract...
shrivings 22 18 SHRIVING, the act of...
shroffage 22 19 the examination of c...
shroffing 23 20 SHROFF, to test coin...
shroomers 18 14 SHROOMER, one who ta...
shrooming 19 17 SHROOM, to take magi...
shroudier 18 13 SHROUDY, giving shel...
shrouding 19 16 SHROUD, to attire in...
shrubbery 29 20 a collection of shru...
shrubbier 23 18 SHRUBBY, covered wit...
shrubbing 24 21 SHRUB, to lop; to cu...
shrubland 21 18 land covered by shru...
shrubless 22 16 having no shrubs [ad...
shrublike 23 20 resembling a shrub [...
shrugging 22 19 SHRUG, to raise and...
shtetlach 24 17 SHTETL, (Yiddish) fo...
shtickier 23 18 SHTICKY, like a shti...
shtupping 24 21 SHTUP, (Yiddish) to...
shubunkin 21 22 (Japanese) a type of...
shuckings 24 22 SHUCKING, the act of...
shuddered 18 15 SHUDDER, to shiver o...
shufflers 24 19 SHUFFLER, one who sh...
shuffling 25 22 walking without lift...
shunnable 19 18 that can be shunned...
shunpiked 21 21 SHUNPIKE, to travel...
shunpiker 21 20 one who avoids toll...
shunpikes 21 20 SHUNPIKE, to travel...
shuntings 19 16 SHUNTING, the act of...
shurikens 19 17 SHURIKEN, (Japanese)...
shutdowns 21 17 SHUTDOWN, a temporar...
shuttered 18 13 SHUTTER, to provide...
shuttlers 20 13 SHUTTLER, one who us...
shuttling 21 16 SHUTTLE, to move bac...
shvartzes 23 24 SHVARTZE, (Yiddish)...
shvitzing 25 27 SHVITZ, (Yiddish) to...
shwanpans 21 19 SHWANPAN, (Chinese)...
shweshwes 26 19 SHWESHWE, (South Afr...
shylocked 29 22 SHYLOCK, to lend mon...
shynesses 23 14 SHYNESS, the state o...
sialidans 16 12 SIALIDAN, an alderfl...
sialogram 18 15 an X-ray of the sali...
sialolith 20 13 a calculus in a sali...
siamesing 17 15 SIAMESE, to join pip...
siamezing 20 24 SIAMEZE, to join pip...
sibilance 21 17 pronunciation with a...
sibilancy 28 19 pronunciation with a...
sibilants 19 14 SIBILANT, a hissing...
sibilated 19 14 SIBILATE, to pronoun...
sibilates 19 13 SIBILATE, to pronoun...
sibilator 19 13 one who sibilates, h...
sibylline 26 17 of or like a sibyl,...
siccative 24 19 a drying agent [n -S...
siccities 23 15 SICCITY, dryness, ar...
siciliana 19 14 (Italian) a Sicilian...
siciliane 19 14 SICILIANA, (Italian)...
siciliano 19 14 (Italian) a Sicilian...
sickeners 19 17 SICKENER, a poisonou...
sickening 20 20 nauseating [adj SICK...
sickishly 31 21 SICKISH, somewhat si...
sickleman 21 21 one who uses a sickl...
sicklemen 21 21 SICKLEMAN, one who u...
sicklemia 22 20 a severe hereditary...
sicklemic 26 23 relating to sicklemi...
sickliest 22 17 SICKLY, in poor heal...
sicklying 29 22 SICKLY, to make sick...
sicknurse 20 18 to act in the manner...
sickrooms 21 19 SICKROOM, a room occ...
sidalceas 19 14 SIDALCEA, a plant of...
siddhuism 21 17 (Hinglish) any contr...
sidearmed 16 14 SIDEARM, to pitch a...
sidebands 17 15 SIDEBAND, a band of...
sideboard 17 14 a piece of dining-ro...
sidebones 16 14 SIDEBONE, ossificati...
sideburns 18 15 SIDEBURN, either of...
sidecheck 25 22 part of a horse's ha...
sidedness 15 12 the quality of havin...
sidedress 16 11 fertilizer placed on...
sidehills 21 14 SIDEHILL, the side o...
sidekicks 22 21 SIDEKICK, a partner...
sidelight 21 15 a coloured light on...
sidelined 16 13 SIDELINE, to remove...
sideliner 16 12 one who sidelines [n...
sidelines 16 12 SIDELINE, to remove...
sidelings 18 14 SIDELING, a slope (e...
sidelocks 21 18 SIDELOCK, a lock of...
sidemeats 16 13 SIDEMEAT, meat cut f...
sidenotes 14 11 SIDENOTE, a comment...
sidepaths 20 15 SIDEPATH, a byway or...
sidepiece 20 16 the jamb, or cheek,...
siderated 15 11 SIDERATE, to blast o...
siderates 15 10 SIDERATE, to blast o...
siderites 16 10 SIDERITE, a carbonat...
sideritic 20 13 relating to siderite...
sideroads 15 11 SIDEROAD, a byroad [...
sideroses 15 10 SIDEROSIS, a sort of...
siderosis 16 10 a sort of pneumonia...
siderotic 19 13 relating to siderosi...
sideshoot 17 12 a shoot growing off...
sideshows 21 15 SIDESHOW, a small sh...
sideslips 20 14 SIDESLIP, to slip to...
sidespins 18 14 SIDESPIN, a type of...
sidesteps 18 13 SIDESTEP, to step to...
sideswipe 21 16 a blow dealt from th...
sidetable 18 14 a small table at the...
sidetrack 20 17 a railway siding [n...
sidewalks 21 18 SIDEWALK, the paveme...
sidewalls 21 15 SIDEWALL, the side p...
sidewards 19 14 in a sideways direct...
sidewheel 21 16 one of the paddle wh...
sidlingly 26 17 SIDLING [adv]
siemenses 15 13 SIEMENS, a unit of e...
sierozems 19 21 SIEROZEM, (Russian)...
sievelike 19 18 like a sieve [adj]
siffleurs 22 17 SIFFLEUR, (French) a...
siffleuse 21 17 (French) a (female)...
siftingly 27 18 SIFTING, sieving [ad...
sighingly 28 19 SIGHING [adv]
sightable 22 17 that can be sighted,...
sightings 21 16 SIGHTING, an observa...
sightless 21 14 blind [adj SIGHTLESS...
sightlier 21 14 SIGHTLY, pleasing to...
sightline 20 15 a line of sight [n -...
sightseen 18 14 SIGHTSEE, to view pl...
sightseer 19 13 one who sightsees [n...
sightsees 19 13 SIGHTSEE, to view pl...
sightsman 20 17 one who reads or per...
sightsmen 20 17 SIGHTSMAN, one who r...
sigillary 26 15 of or pertaining to...
sigillate 19 13 sealed; with seallik...
sigmating 19 17 SIGMATE, to add a si...
sigmation 17 15 the addition of a si...
sigmatism 20 17 repetition of the si...
sigmatron 17 15 a machine generating...
sigmoidal 19 16 S-shaped, also SIGMA...
signalers 17 13 SIGNALER, (US) one w...
signaling 18 16 the act of sending a...
signalise 17 13 to make signal or em...
signalize 20 22 to make signal or em...
signalled 18 15 SIGNAL, to make a si...
signaller 18 14 one who signals, als...
signalman 17 17 a person who operate...
signalmen 17 17 SIGNALMAN, a person...
signaries 16 12 SIGNARY, a system of...
signatory 22 14 having signed a trea...
signature 16 13 a signing, a signed...
signboard 18 16 a board bearing a no...
signeting 17 15 SIGNET, to mark with...
signeurie 16 13 (Shakespeare) senior...
signieurs 17 13 SIGNIEUR, (Shakespea...
significs 23 18 the science of meani...
signified 19 16 SIGNIFY, to make kno...
signifier 19 15 something that signi...
signifies 19 15 SIGNIFY, to make kno...
signorial 17 13 relating to a signor...
signorias 16 12 SIGNORIA, (Italian)...
signories 16 12 SIGNORY, feudal lord...
signorina 15 13 (Italian) miss; a ti...
signorine 15 13 SIGNORINA, (Italian)...
signorini 16 13 SIGNORINO, (Italian)...
signorino 15 13 (Italian) a young ma...
signposts 19 15 SIGNPOST, to provide...
silageing 18 15 SILAGE, to harvest a...
silastics 21 13 SILASTIC, a flexible...
silencers 19 14 SILENCER, one that s...
silencing 20 17 SILENCE, to make qui...
silentest 16 11 SILENT, without soun...
silicated 20 14 SILICATE, to combine...
silicates 20 13 SILICATE, to combine...
siliceous 20 14 consisting in a note...
silicides 21 14 SILICIDE, a silicon...
silicious 21 14 consisting in a note...
siliciums 23 17 SILICIUM, the origin...
silicones 19 14 SILICONE, any of a n...
silicoses 20 13 SILICOSIS, a lung di...
silicosis 21 13 a lung disease cause...
silicotic 24 16 someone suffering fr...
siliculae 21 15 SILICULA, (Latin) a...
siliculas 22 15 SILICULA, (Latin) a...
silicules 22 15 SILICULE, a seed ves...
siliquose 25 20 relating to a siliqu...
siliquous 26 21 relating to a siliqu...
silkalene 17 16 a soft light cotton...
silkaline 18 16 a soft light cotton...
silkening 18 18 SILKEN, to make soft...
silkiness 18 15 the state of being s...
silkoline 18 16 a soft light cotton...
silktails 20 15 SILKTAIL, a bird, a...
silkweeds 21 18 SILKWEED, another na...
silkworms 23 20 SILKWORM, the larva...
sillabubs 23 18 SILLABUB, a frothy d...
silladars 18 12 SILLADAR, (Urdu) an...
sillibubs 24 18 SILLIBUB, a frothy d...
silliness 18 12 the state of being s...
siloxanes 21 18 SILOXANE, any of var...
silphiums 24 19 SILPHIUM, a plant im...
siltation 16 11 the process of silti...
siltstone 16 11 a rock formed of har...
silurists 19 11 SILURIST, a member o...
siluroids 18 12 SILUROID, any of a f...
silverers 19 14 SILVERER, one who si...
silvereye 24 16 a greenish-coloured...
silverier 19 14 SILVERY, appearing l...
silvering 20 17 the act of coating w...
silverise 19 14 to cover with silver...
silverize 22 23 to cover with silver...
silvertip 22 17 a kind of grizzly be...
silymarin 24 16 an antioxidant flavo...
simarouba 18 16 a tropical American...
simarubas 19 16 SIMARUBA, a tropical...
simazines 19 22 SIMAZINE, an organic...
similarly 26 16 SIMILAR, being alike...
similised 19 14 SIMILISE, to liken,...
similises 19 13 SIMILISE, to liken,...
similized 22 23 SIMILIZE, to liken,...
similizes 22 22 SIMILIZE, to liken,...
simmering 19 18 SIMMER, to cook just...
simoleons 16 14 SIMOLEON, (US slang)...
simoniacs 19 16 SIMONIAC, one who pr...
simonious 16 14 (obsolete) of or per...
simonised 16 14 SIMONISE, to polish...
simonises 16 13 SIMONISE, to polish...
simonists 17 13 SIMONIST, one who pr...
simonized 19 23 SIMONIZE, to polish...
simonizes 19 22 SIMONIZE, to polish...
simpatico 22 18 (Italian) of like mi...
simperers 19 15 SIMPERER, one who si...
simpering 20 18 smiling in a silly,...
simplesse 20 16 (Spenser) simplicity...
simpleton 19 17 a feebleminded perso...
simplexes 26 23 SIMPLEX, (Latin) a g...
simplices 24 19 SIMPLEX, (Latin) a g...
simplicia 24 19 SIMPLEX, (Latin) a g...
simplings 22 19 SIMPLING, the act of...
simplisms 23 19 SIMPLISM, affected s...
simpliste 21 16 (French) someone who...
simplists 22 16 SIMPLIST, (archaic)...
simulacra 21 17 SIMULACRUM, (Latin)...
simulacre 21 17 a likeness, a sembla...
simulants 18 15 SIMULANT, a simulato...
simulated 18 15 SIMULATE, to take on...
simulates 18 14 SIMULATE, to take on...
simulator 18 14 something that simul...
simulcast 22 17 to broadcast simulta...
simuliums 21 18 SIMULIUM, a small bl...
sinapisms 19 16 SINAPISM, a mustard-...
sincerely 25 16 SINCERE, free from h...
sincerest 18 13 SINCERE, free from h...
sincerity 25 15 the quality of being...
sincipita 21 16 SINCIPUT, (Latin) th...
sinciputs 22 17 SINCIPUT, (Latin) th...
sinecures 18 14 SINECURE, a position...
sinewiest 18 13 SINEWY, lean and mus...
sinewless 19 14 having no sinews; he...
sinfonias 16 14 SINFONIA, (Italian)...
singalong 17 16 a performance where...
singingly 25 18 SINGING [adv]
singledom 18 17 the state of being u...
singleton 16 14 a playing card that...
singlings 19 16 SINGLING, the act of...
singsongs 17 15 SINGSONG, to hold a...
singsongy 23 17 having a singsong qu...
singspiel 20 16 (German) a semi-dram...
singulars 18 14 SINGULAR, a singular...
singulary 24 16 of an operator, mona...
singultus 19 15 (Latin) hiccuping, a...
sinicised 19 14 SINICISE, to modify...
sinicises 19 13 SINICISE, to modify...
sinicized 22 23 SINICIZE, to modify...
sinicizes 22 22 SINICIZE, to modify...
sinistral 17 11 of or pertaining to...
sinkholes 19 17 SINKHOLE, a natural...
sinlessly 24 14 SINLESS, without sin...
sinnering 15 14 SINNER, to transgres...
sinningia 15 14 one of a family of B...
sinologue 16 14 one versed in Chines...
sinopises 17 13 SINOPIS, (Latin) a r...
sinopites 17 13 SINOPITE, an iron or...
sintering 16 13 SINTER, to make cohe...
sinuately 22 14 SINUATE [adv]
sinuating 16 14 SINUATE, to curve in...
sinuation 14 12 a winding or bending...
sinuosity 22 13 the state of being s...
sinuously 23 15 SINUOUS, characteriz...
sinusitis 17 11 inflammation of the...
sinuslike 18 16 resembling a sinus [...
sinusoids 16 12 SINUSOID, a curve ha...
siphonage 19 17 the action of a siph...
siphonate 18 15 having a siphon or s...
siphonets 19 15 SIPHONET, an aphid's...
siphoning 20 18 SIPHON, to draw off...
siphuncle 24 20 the tube which runs...
sirenians 14 11 SIRENIAN, any of an...
sirenised 15 11 SIRENISE, to bewitch...
sirenises 15 10 SIRENISE, to bewitch...
sirenized 18 20 SIRENIZE, to bewitch...
sirenizes 18 19 SIRENIZE, to bewitch...
sirnaming 17 16 SIRNAME, to give the...
sironised 15 11 SIRONISE, to use a p...
sironises 15 10 SIRONISE, to use a p...
sironized 18 20 SIRONIZE, to use a p...
sironizes 18 19 SIRONIZE, to use a p...
sirupiest 19 13 SIRUPY, like sirup [...
sirventes 17 14 SIRVENTE, (French) a...
sissified 19 13 like a sissy, also C...
sissiness 16 10 the state of being s...
sissyness 22 12 the state of being s...
sistering 17 12 SISTER, to treat lik...
sitarists 17 9 SITARIST, one who pl...
sitatunga 16 13 (Swahili) a species...
sitiology 24 14 the science of diet,...
sitkamers 18 16 SITKAMER, (Afrikaans...
sittellas 18 11 SITTELLA, a small bl...
situating 17 13 SITUATE, to place in...
situation 15 11 a location, place [n...
situtunga 17 14 (Swahili) a species...
sitzkrieg 22 24 (German) (virtual) s...
sitzmarks 22 25 SITZMARK, (German) a...
siwashing 22 17 SIWASH, to camp out...
sixpences 26 23 SIXPENCE, an obsolet...
sixscores 25 19 SIXSCORE, one hundre...
sixteener 20 17 a verse of sixteen s...
sixteenmo 21 20 a book size 55/8 x 4...
sixteenth 23 19 number sixteen in se...
sixtieths 25 18 SIXTIETH, one of six...
sizarship 24 23 the position or stan...
sizzlings 25 31 SIZZLING, the act of...
sjamboked 21 29 SJAMBOK, (Afrikaans)...
skaithing 20 18 SKAITH, (obsolete) t...
skaldship 23 20 the office of skald,...
skankiest 17 18 SKANKY, filthy or sl...
skankings 18 21 SKANKING, the act of...
skatepark 19 20 an area set aside fo...
skeariest 16 13 SKEARY, (dialect) sc...
skedaddle 17 17 to run off hurriedly...
skeechans 20 19 SKEECHAN, (Gaelic) a...
skeeliest 17 14 SKEELY, (Scots) skil...
skeeriest 16 13 SKEERY, (dialect) sc...
skeesicks 21 20 (US) a rascal [n SKE...
skeeviest 18 17 SKEEVY, repulsive, d...
skeighest 20 17 SKEIGH, (Scots) (of...
skeldered 17 16 SKELDER, to beg; to...
skeletons 16 15 SKELETON, the suppor...
skelliest 19 15 SKELLY, cross-eyed,...
skellochs 24 20 SKELLOCH, (Scots) to...
skellying 26 20 SKELLY, to squint [v...
skelpings 21 20 SKELPING, a slapping...
skeltered 17 15 SKELTER, to scurry [...
skepsises 19 16 SKEPSIS, (Greek) phi...
skeptical 23 20 inclined to question...
skerricks 22 20 SKERRICK, (Australia...
sketchers 22 18 SKETCHER, one who sk...
sketchier 22 18 SKETCHY, lacking in...
sketchily 30 21 SKETCHY, lacking in...
sketching 23 21 SKETCH, to make a ro...
sketchpad 24 22 a pad of paper for s...
skewbacks 26 26 SKEWBACK, a sloping...
skewbalds 23 21 SKEWBALD, a horse wi...
skewering 20 19 SKEWER, to pierce wi...
skewwhiff 30 27 awry, askew [adj]
skiagrams 19 18 SKIAGRAM, a shadow p...
skiagraph 22 20 a shadow picture or...
skiamachy 29 23 fighting with a shad...
skiascope 21 19 a medical instrument...
skiascopy 28 21 retinoscopy [n SKIAS...
skiatrons 16 14 SKIATRON, a cathode-...
skibobbed 23 23 SKIBOB, to travel in...
skibobber 23 22 one who rides a skib...
skiddiest 18 15 SKIDDY, likely to ca...
skiddings 19 18 SKIDDING, the act of...
skiddooed 16 16 SKIDDOO, to ride a s...
skidmarks 20 21 SKIDMARK, the mark l...
skidooers 16 14 SKIDOOER, one that r...
skidooing 17 17 SKIDOO, to ride a sk...
skidproof 21 20 of a road surface et...
skiffless 23 20 without a skiff [adj...
skiffling 24 23 SKIFFLE, to play a p...
skijorers 19 22 SKIJORER, one who do...
skijoring 20 25 (Norwegian) the spor...
skijumper 23 29 one who engages in t...
skikjorer 20 26 one who engages in t...
skilfully 30 22 SKILFUL, full of ski...
skilliest 20 15 SKILLY, having skill...
skillings 21 18 SKILLING, (Danish) a...
skillions 19 16 SKILLION, (Australia...
skimboard 20 20 a type of surfboard...
skimmings 21 22 SKIMMING, something...
skimobile 21 20 a motorized vehicle...
skimpiest 21 19 SKIMPY, brief, exigu...
skincares 19 17 SKINCARE, care of th...
skinflick 25 25 a pornographic movie...
skinflint 20 19 a miser; a niggard [...
skinfoods 18 18 SKINFOOD, a cosmetic...
skinheads 18 17 SKINHEAD, one whose...
skinniest 16 15 SKINNY, having littl...
skinsuits 18 15 SKINSUIT, a one-piec...
skintight 21 18 fitting the body clo...
skiorings 18 16 SKIORING, (Norwegian...
skipjacks 26 32 SKIPJACK, a fish tha...
skiplanes 19 18 SKIPLANE, a plane de...
skippable 24 23 that can be skipped...
skippered 21 20 SKIPPER, to act as m...
skippiest 22 19 SKIPPY, frolicsome [...
skippings 23 22 SKIPPING, the act of...
skirlings 20 17 SKIRLING, a shrill s...
skirtings 19 16 SKIRTING, the board...
skirtless 19 14 without a skirt [adj...
skirtlike 20 18 like a skirt [adj]
skitching 24 21 SKITCH, (New Zealand...
skittered 17 14 SKITTER, to skim ove...
skittling 20 17 SKITTLE, to knock do...
skivering 20 20 SKIVER, (dialect) to...
skivvying 29 26 SKIVVY, to work as a...
sklenting 18 18 SKLENT, (Scots) to s...
skliffing 24 23 SKLIFF, (Scots) to s...
sklimming 22 23 SKLIM, (Scots) to cl...
skokiaans 16 18 SKOKIAAN, (Zulu) a s...
skooshing 19 18 SKOOSH, (Scots) to s...
skreeghed 19 18 SKREEGH, (Scots) to...
skreighed 20 18 SKREIGH, (Scots) to...
skrieched 22 19 SKRIECH, (Scots) to...
skrieghed 20 18 SKRIEGH, (Scots) to...
skrimmage 20 21 a noisy dispute or t...
skrimping 22 22 SKRIMP, to scratch a...
skrumping 22 23 SKRUMP, (colloquial)...
skulkings 21 22 SKULKING, the act of...
skullcaps 25 22 SKULLCAP, a close-fi...
skummered 19 21 SKUMMER, (archaic) t...
skunkbird 21 23 an American bird, ak...
skunkiest 18 19 SKUNKY, having a sme...
skunkweed 20 23 a low-growing fetid...
skurrying 25 19 SKURRY, to move in a...
skuttling 20 18 SKUTTLE, to move or...
skyboards 25 19 SKYBOARD, a board wi...
skybridge 27 21 a covered elevated b...
skydivers 26 20 SKYDIVER, one who pr...
skydiving 27 23 the sport of jumping...
skyjacked 29 32 SKYJACK, to hijack a...
skyjacker 29 31 one who skyjacks, hi...
skylarked 25 21 SKYLARK, to frolic [...
skylarker 25 20 one who skylarks, fr...
skylights 29 20 SKYLIGHT, a window p...
skyrmions 24 19 SKYRMION, a mathemat...
skyrocket 27