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sabadilla
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(Spanish) a liliaceo...
sabbatics
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SABBATIC, a period o...
sabbatine
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relating to Saturday...
sabbatise
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15
to observe as a Sabb...
sabbatism
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18
intermission of labo...
sabbatize
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to observe as a Sabb...
saberlike
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like a saber, also S...
sablefish
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18
a large spiny-finned...
sabotaged
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15
SABOTAGE, to destroy...
sabotages
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14
SABOTAGE, to destroy...
saboteurs
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13
SABOTEUR, (French) o...
sabotiers
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12
SABOTIER, (French) a...
sabrelike
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like a sabre, also S...
sabrewing
21
18
a hummingbird of a g...
saccharic
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20
of or obtained from...
saccharin
23
18
an artificial sweete...
saccharum
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21
a genus of tall trop...
sacciform
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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
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15
the state of being S...
sacralize
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to make sacred, also...
sacrament
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a sign, token, or pl...
sacrarial
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of or like a sacrari...
sacrarium
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16
(Latin) the sanctuar...
sacredest
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13
SACRED, dedicated to...
sacrifice
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the slaughter of an...
sacrifide
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16
SACRIFY, to sacrific...
sacrified
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16
SACRIFY, to sacrific...
sacrifies
21
15
SACRIFY, to sacrific...
sacrilege
20
15
profanation or disre...
sacristan
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13
a Church official in...
saddening
15
15
SADDEN, to make sad...
saddlebag
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a bag carried at, or...
saddlebow
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18
part of a saddle [n...
sadnesses
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11
SADNESS, the state o...
saeculums
21
18
SAECULUM, (Latin) an...
safariing
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15
SAFARI, to go on a h...
safarists
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12
SAFARIST, a person w...
safeguard
18
16
a device, condition,...
safelight
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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
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19
a thistle-like plant...
saffroned
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17
seasoned or dyed wit...
safranine
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the yellow colouring...
safranins
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14
SAFRANIN, the yellow...
safronals
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14
SAFRONAL, a spicy-ta...
sagacious
19
15
wise [adj SAGACIOUSL...
sagamores
16
14
SAGAMORE, (Native Am...
sagapenum
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19
a gum resin, formerl...
sagathies
18
13
SAGATHY, a lightweig...
sagebrush
21
17
a low irregular shru...
sagehoods
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14
SAGEHOOD, the state...
sagenites
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12
SAGENITE, a form of...
sagenitic
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15
pertaining to sageni...
saggaring
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16
SAGGAR, to pack in a...
saggering
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16
SAGGER, to pack in a...
saginated
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13
SAGINATE, to fatten...
saginates
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12
SAGINATE, to fatten...
sagittary
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13
a representation of...
sagittate
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11
shaped like an arrow...
saiblings
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16
SAIBLING, (German) a...
sailboard
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14
a small, flat, light...
sailboats
18
13
SAILBOAT, a boat wit...
sailcloth
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duck or canvas used...
sailmaker
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17
one who makes sails...
sailoring
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13
the work of a sailor...
sailpasts
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13
SAILPAST, the sailin...
sailplane
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15
a glider that can ri...
sailrooms
17
13
SAILROOM, a room abo...
sainfoins
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14
SAINFOIN, a legumino...
saintdoms
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SAINTDOM, the condit...
saintfoin
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14
(French) a leguminou...
sainthood
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13
the state of being a...
saintisms
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13
SAINTISM, the qualit...
saintless
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11
without a saint [adj...
saintlier
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11
SAINTLY, befitting a...
saintlike
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15
like a saint [adj]
saintlily
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14
SAINTLY, befitting a...
saintling
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14
a little saint [n -S...
saintship
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15
the character or qua...
salaaming
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SALAAM, (Arabic) to...
salacious
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indecently erotic, l...
saladangs
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SALADANG, a kind of...
saladings
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14
SALADING, ingredient...
salangane
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(Tagalog) a swiftlet...
salariats
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10
SALARIAT, the class...
salarying
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SALARY, to pay perio...
salaryman
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16
in Japan, an office...
salarymen
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16
SALARYMAN, in Japan,...
saleratus
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11
potassium or sodium...
salerings
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13
SALERING, a cattle-s...
salerooms
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13
SALEROOM, a room whe...
salesgirl
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13
a woman who sells me...
saleslady
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a woman who sells me...
salesroom
16
13
a room where goods f...
saleyards
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13
SALEYARD, an enclosu...
saliaunce
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15
(Spenser) an assault...
salicetum
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17
a willow plantation...
salicines
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14
SALICINE, a bitter c...
salicylic
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19
as in salicylic acid...
saliences
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14
SALIENCE, a projecti...
saliently
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SALIENT, strikingly...
salifying
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18
SALIFY, to combine w...
salimeter
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an instrument for me...
salimetry
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15
the measurement of s...
salinised
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12
SALINISE, to treat w...
salinises
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11
SALINISE, to treat w...
salinized
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SALINIZE, to treat w...
salinizes
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SALINIZE, to treat w...
salivated
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SALIVATE, to secrete...
salivates
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SALIVATE, to secrete...
salivator
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one who salivates [n...
sallowest
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14
SALLOW, esp. of a pe...
sallowing
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17
SALLOW, to make sall...
sallowish
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16
somewhat sallow, als...
sallyport
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16
a gateway or opening...
salmonets
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SALMONET, a young sa...
salmonids
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SALMONID, a member o...
salmonoid
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15
a member of the salm...
salometer
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13
an instrument for me...
salpicons
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17
SALPICON, (French) a...
salpiform
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19
shaped like a barrel...
salpinges
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SALPINX, an anatomic...
salpinxes
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21
SALPINX, an anatomic...
salsifies
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SALSIFY, the oyster...
salsillas
19
12
SALSILLA, a tropical...
saltandos
15
12
SALTANDO, (Italian)...
saltating
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SALTATE, to undergo...
saltation
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an act of leaping or...
saltatory
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12
of or for saltation,...
saltboxes
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SALTBOX, a box for h...
saltchuck
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in Canada, a body of...
salteries
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SALTERY, a factory w...
saltiness
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11
the state of being s...
saltishly
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15
SALTISH, somewhat sa...
saltpeter
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(US) potassium nitra...
saltpetre
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potassium nitrate, t...
saltwater
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of, containing or in...
saltworks
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SALTWORK, a place wh...
saltworts
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SALTWORT, a seaside...
salubrity
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the quality of being...
saluretic
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a drug that increase...
salvagees
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SALVAGEE, one in who...
salvagers
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SALVAGER, one who sa...
salvaging
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19
SALVAGE, to save fro...
salvarsan
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15
(tradename) a compou...
salvation
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15
an act of saving; a...
salvatory
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16
a repository for saf...
samaritan
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13
one who helps others...
samariums
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16
SAMARIUM, a metallic...
sameyness
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15
the quality of being...
samizdats
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SAMIZDAT, (Russian)...
samphires
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17
SAMPHIRE, a fleshy c...
samplings
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19
SAMPLING, a small pa...
samskaras
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16
SAMSKARA, (Sanskrit)...
sanatoria
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10
SANATORIUM, a hospit...
sanbenito
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14
(Spanish) in the Spa...
sanctions
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SANCTION, to authori...
sanctuary
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16
a place of safety [n...
sandaling
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15
SANDAL, to dress in...
sandalled
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14
SANDAL, to dress in...
sandarach
19
16
the resin of a tropi...
sandaracs
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14
SANDARAC, the resin...
sandbanks
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19
SANDBANK, a mound of...
sandblast
18
15
a sand-laden wind [n...
sandboxes
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SANDBOX, a children'...
sandburrs
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15
SANDBURR, an annual...
sandcrack
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21
a deep crack or fiss...
sanderses
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11
SANDERS, sandalwood,...
sandflies
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15
SANDFLY, any of vari...
sandglass
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14
an instrument for me...
sandheaps
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16
SANDHEAP, a pile of...
sandhills
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15
SANDHILL, a hill of...
sandiness
14
12
the state of being s...
sandivers
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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
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15
SANDPILE, a pile of...
sandpiper
19
17
any of various small...
sandpumps
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21
SANDPUMP, a pump for...
sandshoes
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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
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15
SANDSPUR, an annual...
sandstone
13
12
a clastic sedimentar...
sandstorm
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14
a strong wind that w...
sandworms
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17
SANDWORM, a sand-dwe...
sandworts
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14
SANDWORT, any of var...
sangarees
14
12
SANGAREE, (Spanish)...
sangfroid
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(French) self-posses...
sangliers
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13
SANGLIER, (French) a...
sangrails
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13
SANGRAIL, the legend...
sangreals
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13
SANGREAL, the legend...
sanguined
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SANGUINE, to stain w...
sanguines
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14
SANGUINE, to stain w...
sanidines
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12
SANIDINE, a variety...
sanifying
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18
SANIFY, to make heal...
sanitaria
14
10
SANITARIUM, (Latin)...
sanitated
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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
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SANITIZE, to clean a...
sanitizer
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one who sanitises, a...
sanitizes
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19
SANITIZE, to clean a...
sanitoria
14
10
SANITORIUM, a hospit...
sannyasin
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14
(Hindi) a Hindu asce...
sannyasis
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13
SANNYASI, (Hindi) a...
sanserifs
17
13
SANSERIF, a typeface...
santalins
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12
SANTALIN, colouring...
santalols
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12
SANTALOL, sandalwood...
santerias
14
10
SANTERIA, (Spanish)...
santolina
14
12
a genus of fragrant...
santonica
16
14
the dried unexpanded...
santonins
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12
SANTONIN, an anthelm...
sapanwood
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(Malay) the wood of...
sapheaded
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16
dopy, weak-minded [a...
saphenous
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relating to the saph...
sapidless
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tasteless [adj]
sapidness
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14
the state of being s...
sapiences
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16
SAPIENCE, discernmen...
sapiently
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16
SAPIENT, wise [adv]
sapodilla
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(Spanish) the edible...
sapogenin
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16
a compound derived f...
saponaria
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13
a genus of flowers,...
saponated
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14
treated or combined...
saponines
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14
SAPONINE, a soapy su...
saponites
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13
SAPONITE, a hydrous...
saporific
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flavourful, also SAP...
sapphired
22
18
coloured with sapphi...
sapphires
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17
SAPPHIRE, a precious...
sapphisms
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20
SAPPHISM, lesbianism...
sapphists
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17
SAPPHIST, a lesbian...
sappiness
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16
the quality of being...
sapraemia
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15
a kind of blood-pois...
sapraemic
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18
relating to sapraemi...
sapremias
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15
SAPREMIA, a kind of...
saprobial
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16
of or like a saprobe...
saprolite
18
13
a soft, partially de...
sapropels
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16
SAPROPEL, a slimy se...
saprozoic
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feeding on dead or d...
sapsucker
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20
a kind of woodpecker...
sapucaias
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16
SAPUCAIA, a South Am...
sarabande
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14
(Spanish) a stately...
sarabands
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14
SARABAND, (Spanish)...
sarbacane
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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
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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
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14
the quality of being...
sarmentum
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17
(Latin) a long whipl...
sarodists
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10
SARODIST, one who pl...
sarrasins
15
10
SARRASIN, (French) b...
sarrazins
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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
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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
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19
SATIRIZE, to subject...
satirizer
19
18
one who satirises, a...
satirizes
19
18
SATIRIZE, to subject...
satisfice
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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
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11
SATURATE, to fill co...
saturater
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10
one who, or that whi...
saturates
15
10
SATURATE, to fill co...
saturator
15
10
one who, or that whi...
saturniid
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12
any of a family of l...
saturnine
14
12
cold and steady in m...
saturnism
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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
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(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
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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
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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
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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
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(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
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SHVARTZE, (Yiddish)...
shvitzing
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SHVITZ, (Yiddish) to...
shwanpans
21
19
SHWANPAN, (Chinese)...
shweshwes
26
19
SHWESHWE, (South Afr...
shylocked
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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
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pronunciation with a...
sibilancy
28
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pronunciation with a...
sibilants
19
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SIBILANT, a hissing...
sibilated
19
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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
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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
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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
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SIDELINE, to remove...
sideliner
16
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one who sidelines [n...
sidelines
16
12
SIDELINE, to remove...
sidelings
18
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SIDELING, a slope (e...
sidelocks
21
18
SIDELOCK, a lock of...
sidemeats
16
13
SIDEMEAT, meat cut f...
sidenotes
14
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SIDENOTE, a comment...
sidepaths
20
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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
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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
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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
22
a firework that burs...
skyscapes
28
21
SKYSCAPE, a picture...
skysurfed
26
20
SKYSURF, to perform...
skysurfer
26
19
one who skysurfs [n...
skywriter
27
18
one who skywrites [n...
skywrites
27
18
SKYWRITE, to write i...
slabbered
20
17
SLABBER, to slaver;...
slabberer
20
16
one who slabbers, or...
slabbiest
21
16
SLABBY, thick, visco...
slabbings
22
19
SLABBING, the act of...
slabstone
17
14
flagstone [n -S]
slackened
19
19
SLACKEN, to loosen o...
slackener
19
18
one who slackens [n...
slackness
20
18
the state of being s...
slaggiest
19
14
SLAGGY, resembling r...
slaggings
20
17
SLAGGING, an act of...
slairging
19
15
SLAIRG, (Scots) to s...
slaisters
17
10
SLAISTER, to do in a...
slaistery
23
12
slops, drudgery [n S...
slakeable
19
18
that can be slaked,...
slakeless
18
15
not capable of being...
slalomers
18
14
SLALOMER, one who sl...
slaloming
19
17
SLALOM, (Norwegian)...
slalomist
19
14
one who takes part i...
slamdance
19
18
to dance aggressivel...
slammakin
19
21
(obsolete) a loose g...
slammings
20
19
SLAMMING, slam danci...
slandered
15
13
SLANDER, to defame [...
slanderer
15
12
one who slanders [n...
slangiest
17
13
SLANGY, full of slan...
slangings
18
16
SLANGING, a scolding...
slanguage
17
16
a slang language [n...
slangular
18
15
(Dickens) slangy [ad...
slantiest
16
11
SLANTY, deviating fr...
slantways
25
16
in a slanting direct...
slantwise
19
14
in a slanting direct...
slaphappy
31
23
happy-go-lucky [adj...
slapheads
20
16
SLAPHEAD, someone wi...
slapjacks
25
29
SLAPJACK, a flat bat...
slappings
22
19
SLAPPING, the act of...
slapshots
21
15
SLAPSHOT, a fast pow...
slapstick
24
20
comedy stressing far...
slashfest
21
15
a film or computer g...
slashings
20
15
SLASHING, the act of...
slatelike
18
15
like slate [adj]
slathered
18
13
SLATHER, to spread t...
slatiness
16
11
being like slate [n...
slattered
16
11
SLATTER, (dialect) t...
slatterns
16
11
SLATTERN, a slovenly...
slattings
18
13
SLATTING, material f...
slaughter
20
15
the act of killing,...
slaverers
18
14
SLAVERER, one who sl...
slaveries
18
14
SLAVERY, the ownersh...
slavering
19
17
drooling [adj SLAVER...
slavishly
29
19
SLAVISH, pertaining...
slavocrat
21
17
a slave-owner [n -S]
slavophil
24
20
a person who admires...
sleazebag
21
24
a sleazy person, esp...
sleaziest
19
19
SLEAZY, shoddy, also...
sleazoids
19
20
SLEAZOID, a person o...
sleddings
18
15
SLEDDING, conveyance...
sledgings
19
16
SLEDGING, journeying...
sleechier
21
15
SLEECHY, slimy with...
sleekened
15
16
SLEEKEN, to make smo...
sleekiest
17
14
SLEEKY, sleek, smoot...
sleekings
18
17
SLEEKING, the act of...
sleekness
16
15
the state of being s...
sleepaway
26
18
relating to a camp f...
sleepiest
18
13
SLEEPY, inclined to...
sleepings
19
16
SLEEPING, the act of...
sleepless
19
14
without sleep [adj S...
sleeplike
20
18
like sleep [adj]
sleepouts
18
14
SLEEPOUT, part of a...
sleepover
19
17
the custom of stayin...
sleepsuit
19
14
a baby's all-in-one...
sleepwalk
23
21
to walk in one's sle...
sleepwear
20
16
clothes for sleeping...
sleetiest
16
10
SLEETY, resembling s...
sleeveens
16
15
SLEEVEEN, (Irish) a...
sleevelet
18
15
a small sleeve [n -S...
sleevings
19
17
SLEEVING, a tubular...
sleeziest
19
19
SLEEZY, sordid, also...
sleighers
20
14
SLEIGHER, one who tr...
sleighing
21
17
travelling by sleigh...
slenderer
15
12
SLENDER, slight of b...
slenderly
23
15
SLENDER, slight of b...
sleuthing
20
16
the work of a detect...
sliceable
22
17
that can be sliced [...
slickened
20
19
SLICKEN, to smooth,...
slickener
20
18
one who slickens [n...
slickered
21
18
wearing a slicker [a...
slickings
23
20
SLICKING, a polishin...
slickness
21
18
the state of being s...
slickrock
26
24
smooth wind-polished...
slickster
22
17
a dishonest person [...
sliddered
17
13
SLIDDER, (Scots) to...
slideways
26
16
SLIDEWAY, a route al...
slidingly
26
17
SLIDING [adv]
slighters
21
14
SLIGHTER, one who sl...
slightest
21
14
SLIGHT, small in siz...
slighting
22
17
SLIGHT, to treat wit...
slightish
24
16
somewhat slight [adj...
slimdowns
21
18
SLIMDOWN, an instanc...
slimebags
21
18
SLIMEBAG, an odious...
slimeball
22
18
(slang) a disgusting...
sliminess
18
14
the state of being s...
slimmings
21
19
SLIMMING, the act of...
slimpsier
21
16
SLIMPSY, flimsy, als...
slimsiest
19
13
SLIMSY, flimsy, also...
slingback
24
23
a shoe without a cov...
slingshot
20
15
a stone from a sling...
slinkiest
18
15
SLINKY, slinking, cl...
slinkskin
19
20
the skin of a slink...
slinkweed
20
19
rosebay willowherb o...
slipcased
22
17
contained in a slipc...
slipcases
22
16
SLIPCASE, a protecti...
slipcover
24
20
a cover for a book t...
slipdress
20
14
a silky sleeveless d...
slipforms
23
19
SLIPFORM, to constru...
slipknots
20
18
SLIPKNOT, a knot tha...
slipnoose
17
14
a noose made with a...
slipovers
21
17
SLIPOVER, a garment...
slippages
22
18
SLIPPAGE, a falling...
slippered
21
17
SLIPPER, to beat wit...
slippiest
22
16
SLIPPY, slippery [ad...
sliprails
21
14
SLIPRAIL, (Australia...
slipsheet
21
15
a sheet of paper tha...
slipslops
23
17
SLIPSLOP, watery foo...
slipsoles
20
14
SLIPSOLE, a thin ins...
slipwares
22
16
SLIPWARE, pottery de...
slithered
19
13
SLITHER, to slide fr...
slittiest
18
10
SLITTY, of an openin...
sliverers
19
14
SLIVERER, one who sl...
slivering
20
17
SLIVER, to cut into...
slivovica
24
21
(Serbo-Croat) a dry...
slivovitz
25
27
(Serbo-Croat) a dry...
slivowitz
26
26
(Serbo-Croat) a dry...
slobbered
20
17
SLOBBER, to drool, a...
slobberer
20
16
one who slobbers [n...
slobbiest
21
16
SLOBBY, characterist...
sloblands
19
16
SLOBLAND, a mudflat,...
slockened
19
19
SLOCKEN, (Scots) to...
sloethorn
17
13
the blackthorn, also...
sloetrees
15
10
SLOETREE, the blackt...
sloganeer
15
13
to invent or make he...
sloganise
16
13
to utter or repeat s...
sloganize
19
22
to utter or repeat s...
slokening
17
18
SLOKEN, (Scots) to q...
slommocks
23
23
SLOMMOCK, (dialect)...
sloomiest
17
13
SLOOMY, sluggish, sp...
slooshing
19
15
SLOOSH, to wash or r...
slopewise
21
16
obliquely [adv]
slopingly
27
19
SLOPING [adv]
sloppiest
21
16
SLOPPY, wet or muddy...
slopworks
23
20
SLOPWORK, the manufa...
sloshiest
19
12
SLOSHY, splashy [adj...
sloshings
20
15
SLOSHING, the bulk m...
slotbacks
23
20
SLOTBACK, a type of...
slouchers
22
16
SLOUCHER, one who sl...
slouchier
22
16
SLOUCHY, slouching [...
slouchily
30
19
SLOUCHY, slouching [...
slouching
23
19
SLOUCH, to sit, stan...
sloughier
20
15
SLOUGHY, full of slo...
sloughing
21
18
SLOUGH, to cast off...
slowbacks
26
23
SLOWBACK, (obsolete)...
slowcoach
27
21
a slow or sluggish p...
slowdowns
22
18
SLOWDOWN, a lessenin...
slowpokes
22
20
SLOWPOKE, a slow ind...
slowworms
24
19
SLOWWORM, a kind of...
slubbered
21
18
SLUBBER, to stain or...
slubbiest
22
17
SLUBBY, lumpy, knobb...
slubbings
23
20
SLUBBING, a slightly...
sludgiest
19
14
SLUDGY, covered with...
slugabeds
20
17
SLUGABED, one who in...
slugfests
21
16
SLUGFEST, a vigorous...
sluggabed
21
19
(Shakespeare) one wh...
sluggards
20
16
SLUGGARD, a habitual...
slughorne
19
16
(Browning) an old fo...
slughorns
20
16
SLUGHORN, (Browning)...
sluiceway
29
19
an artificial channe...
sluiciest
21
14
SLUICY, falling in s...
slumbered
20
18
SLUMBER, to sleep [v...
slumberer
20
17
one who slumbers [n...
slumbrous
21
18
full of sleep, also...
slumlords
20
16
SLUMLORD, a landlord...
slummiest
20
17
SLUMMY, resembling a...
slummings
21
20
SLUMMING, the visita...
slummocks
24
24
SLUMMOCK, to move sl...
slumpiest
21
17
SLUMPY, marshy [adj]
slungshot
20
16
a weight attached to...
slurpiest
20
14
SLURPY, like a slurp...
slurrying
25
16
SLURRY, to convert i...
slushiest
20
13
SLUSHY, resembling s...
slutchier
23
16
SLUTCHY, (English di...
sluttiest
18
11
SLUTTY, characterist...
slynesses
22
13
SLYNESS, the state o...
smackdown
23
24
a chastisement or de...
smackhead
22
22
a person who is addi...
smackings
22
22
SMACKING, the act of...
smallages
19
16
SMALLAGE, a wild cel...
smallboys
27
19
SMALLBOY, a deputy s...
smallness
18
15
the state of being s...
smallsats
19
14
SMALLSAT, a relative...
smalltime
20
17
unimportant [adj]
smalmiest
19
16
SMALMY, (obsolete) o...
smaltines
17
14
SMALTINE, a gray min...
smaltites
18
13
SMALTITE, a gray min...
smaragdes
17
15
SMARAGDE, (archaic)...
smarmiest
18
15
SMARMY, oily, ingrat...
smartarse
16
12
(colloquial) a showi...
smartened
15
14
SMARTEN, to improve...
smartness
16
13
the state of being s...
smartweed
19
16
an acrid plant which...
smashable
21
18
that can be smashed...
smasheroo
17
14
(colloquial) a thing...
smashings
20
17
SMASHING, the act of...
smatching
23
20
SMATCH, (obsolete) t...
smattered
16
13
SMATTER, to speak wi...
smatterer
16
12
one who has only a s...
smearcase
18
15
(German) cottage che...
smeariest
16
12
SMEARY, covered with...
smectites
20
15
SMECTITE, the family...
smectitic
24
18
of or like smectite,...
smeeching
22
20
SMEECH, (dialect) to...
smeething
19
17
SMEETH, to make smoo...
smellable
21
18
that can be smelled...
smelliest
19
14
SMELLY, having an un...
smellings
20
17
SMELLING, the act or...
smeltings
19
16
SMELTING, the act of...
smickered
21
20
SMICKER, (obsolete)...
smiddying
25
19
SMIDDY, to forge met...
smidgeons
17
16
SMIDGEON, a very sma...
smiercase
19
15
(German) cottage che...
smighting
22
19
SMIGHT, (Spenser) to...
smileless
19
14
not having a smile [...
smilingly
27
19
SMILING, wearing a s...
smilodons
17
15
SMILODON, an extinct...
smirchers
23
17
SMIRCHER, one who sm...
smirching
24
20
SMIRCH, to soil, bes...
smirkiest
19
16
SMIRKY, given to smi...
smirriest
18
12
SMIRRY, drizzly [adj...
smirtings
19
15
SMIRTING, (Irish) th...
smithings
21
17
SMITHING, the work o...
smithying
27
19
SMITHY, to forge met...
smockings
22
22
SMOCKING, a type of...
smocklike
23
24
like a smock [adj]
smoggiest
19
16
SMOGGY, filled with...
smokeable
19
20
that can be smoked,...
smokebush
22
22
a plant with purple...
smokehood
18
19
a protective hood fo...
smokejack
23
32
a contrivance for tu...
smokeless
18
17
without smoke [adj S...
smokelike
19
21
like smoke [adj]
smokepots
19
19
SMOKEPOT, a containe...
smokiness
17
17
the state of being s...
smoldered
17
15
SMOLDER, to burn wit...
smoochers
21
17
SMOOCHER, one who sm...
smoochier
21
17
SMOOCHY, given to sm...
smooching
22
20
SMOOCH, to kiss, als...
smoodging
18
18
SMOODGE, (Australian...
smooshing
19
17
SMOOSH, to paint to...
smoothens
17
15
SMOOTHEN, to free fr...
smoothers
18
14
SMOOTHER, a smoothin...
smoothest
18
14
SMOOTH, not rough [a...
smoothies
18
14
SMOOTHIE, a person w...
smoothing
19
17
the act of smoothing...
smoothish
21
16
somewhat smooth [adj...
smorbrods
19
16
SMORBROD, (Norwegian...
smorzando
18
23
(Italian) with a gra...
smothered
18
15
SMOTHER, to prevent...
smotherer
18
14
one who smothers [n...
smouching
23
21
SMOUCH, to kiss clos...
smoulders
18
15
SMOULDER, to burn wi...
smudgedly
26
20
SMUDGED [adv]
smudgiest
19
16
SMUDGY, having smudg...
smudgings
20
19
SMUDGING, the act of...
smugglers
21
18
SMUGGLER, one that s...
smuggling
22
21
the illicit import o...
smurfings
21
19
SMURFING, intentiona...
smurriest
18
13
SMURRY, (Scots) like...
smutchier
23
18
SMUTCHY, smutched [a...
smutching
24
21
SMUTCH, to soil [v]
smuttiest
18
13
SMUTTY, sexually sug...
snabbling
21
20
SNABBLE, to put a bi...
snackette
18
17
a snack bar [n -S]
snackiest
19
17
SNACKY, suitable as...
snaffling
21
20
SNAFFLE, to obtain b...
snaggiest
17
14
SNAGGY, full of snag...
snailfish
21
16
a sea snail [n -ES]
snailiest
16
11
SNAILY, like a snail...
snaillike
18
16
like a snail [adj]
snakebird
18
18
the darter (anhinga)...
snakebite
17
17
the bite of a snake...
snakefish
20
19
a fish resembling a...
snakehead
16
17
a Chinese criminal i...
snakelike
17
19
like a snake [adj]
snakepits
18
17
SNAKEPIT, a pit fill...
snakeroot
14
14
bistort, milkwort, o...
snakeskin
16
19
the skin of a snake...
snakeweed
17
18
a plant with a twist...
snakewise
18
17
in the manner of a s...
snakewood
17
18
an East Indian climb...
snakiness
15
15
being like a snake [...
snapbacks
23
23
SNAPBACK, a sudden r...
snaphance
20
19
(obsolete) a freeboo...
snaplinks
19
19
SNAPLINK, a metal li...
snappable
21
20
that can be snapped...
snappered
18
17
SNAPPER, to stumble,...
snappiest
19
16
SNAPPY, bad-tempered...
snappings
20
19
SNAPPING, the act of...
snapshots
19
15
SNAPSHOT, to photogr...
snapweeds
19
17
SNAPWEED, a flowerin...
snareless
15
11
without a snare [adj...
snarfling
19
17
SNARFLE, to snarl [v...
snarkiest
16
14
SNARKY, crotchety [a...
snarliest
16
11
SNARLY, tangled [adj...
snarlings
17
14
SNARLING, the act of...
snatchers
20
15
SNATCHER, one who sn...
snatchier
20
15
SNATCHY, irregular,...
snatchily
28
18
SNATCHY, irregular,...
snatching
21
18
an act of snatching...
snazziest
21
28
SNAZZY, trendily sma...
sneakered
14
15
wearing sneakers [ad...
sneakeups
17
18
SNEAKEUP, (Shakespea...
sneakiest
15
14
SNEAKY, crafty [adj]
sneeriest
14
10
SNEERY, full of snee...
sneerings
15
13
SNEERING, the act of...
sneeshans
15
13
SNEESHAN, (Scots) sn...
sneeshing
17
15
(Scots) snuff, also...
sneeshins
16
13
SNEESHIN, (Scots) sn...
sneeziest
17
19
SNEEZY, tending to s...
sneezings
18
22
SNEEZING, the act of...
snickered
19
18
SNICKER, to utter a...
snickerer
19
17
one who snickers [n...
snideness
14
12
baseness, meanness [...
sniffable
22
20
that can be sniffed...
sniffiest
20
16
SNIFFY, given to sni...
sniffings
21
19
SNIFFING, the act of...
snifflers
21
17
SNIFFLER, one who sn...
snifflier
21
17
SNIFFLY, having a sn...
sniffling
22
20
SNIFFLE, to sniff re...
sniftered
17
14
SNIFTER, to sniff, s...
sniftiest
18
13
SNIFTY, (slang) havi...
sniggered
17
15
SNIGGER, to snicker...
sniggerer
17
14
one who sniggers [n...
snigglers
19
15
SNIGGLER, one who sn...
sniggling
20
18
fishing for eels by...
snipefish
22
18
the trumpet fish [n...
snipelike
19
18
like a snipe [adj]
snippiest
20
16
SNIPPY, stingy, snap...
snippings
21
19
SNIPPING, a clipping...
snirtling
18
14
SNIRTLE, (Scots) to...
snitchers
21
15
SNITCHER, one who sn...
snitchier
21
15
SNITCHY, bad tempere...
snitching
22
18
SNITCH, to inform on...
snittiest
16
10
SNITTY, disagreeably...
snivelers
18
15
SNIVELER, one who sn...
sniveling
19
18
SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
snivelled
19
17
SNIVEL, to cry or wh...
sniveller
19
16
one who snivels, als...
snobbiest
19
16
SNOBBY, snobbish [ad...
snobbisms
21
19
SNOBBISM, the practi...
snoblings
19
17
SNOBLING, a little s...
snookered
14
15
SNOOKER, to thwart,...
snoopiest
16
13
SNOOPY, prying [adj]
snootfuls
18
15
SNOOTFUL, (colloquia...
snootiest
14
10
SNOOTY, supercilious...
snooziest
17
19
SNOOZY, given to sno...
snoozling
19
23
SNOOZLE, (colloquial...
snorkeled
16
16
SNORKEL, to swim usi...
snorkeler
16
15
one who snorkels, al...
snortiest
15
10
SNORTY, inclined to...
snortings
16
13
SNORTING, the act or...
snottered
14
11
SNOTTER, to snivel [...
snottiest
15
10
SNOTTY, foul with sn...
snoutiest
15
11
SNOUTY, resembling a...
snoutless
16
12
without a snout [adj...
snoutlike
17
16
like a snout [adj]
snowballs
22
18
SNOWBALL, to increas...
snowbanks
20
21
SNOWBANK, a mound of...
snowbells
22
18
SNOWBELL, a flowerin...
snowbelts
21
17
SNOWBELT, a area of...
snowberry
26
18
the white berry of a...
snowbirds
21
17
SNOWBIRD, an arctic...
snowblink
22
22
a glare in the sky c...
snowboard
19
17
a board, similar to...
snowboots
19
16
SNOWBOOT, a boot for...
snowbound
19
19
shut in or prevented...
snowbrush
23
19
a brush for clearing...
snowclone
20
18
a kind of cliche in...
snowdomes
18
17
SNOWDOME, a leisure...
snowdrift
21
17
a drift of snow [n -...
snowdrops
20
17
SNOWDROP, a drooping...
snowfalls
22
18
SNOWFALL, a fall of...
snowfield
21
18
an area of snow [n -...
snowflake
21
21
a flake of snow [n -...
snowfleas
20
17
SNOWFLEA, a wingless...
snowfleck
25
24
the snow bunting, al...
snowflick
26
24
the snow bunting, al...
snowglobe
21
19
a transparent sphere...
snowiness
17
14
the state of being s...
snowlands
18
16
SNOWLAND, an area ma...
snowlines
18
15
SNOWLINE, an area wh...
snowmaker
19
20
a machine for produc...
snowmelts
20
17
SNOWMELT, water prod...
snowmolds
20
18
SNOWMOLD, a fungus d...
snowmould
20
19
a fungus disease of...
snowpacks
24
23
SNOWPACK, an accumul...
snowplows
24
20
SNOWPLOW, to execute...
snowscape
22
19
a landscape under sn...
snowsheds
20
16
SNOWSHED, a structur...
snowshoed
19
16
SNOWSHOE, to walk on...
snowshoer
19
15
one who travels by s...
snowshoes
19
15
SNOWSHOE, to walk on...
snowslide
19
15
a slide of snow, an...
snowslips
22
17
SNOWSLIP, a large ma...
snowstorm
19
16
a storm of snow [n -...
snowsuits
19
14
SNOWSUIT, a child's...
snubbiest
20
17
SNUBBY, inclined to...
snubbings
21
20
SNUBBING, the act of...
snuffiest
20
17
SNUFFY, soiled with...
snuffings
21
20
SNUFFING, the act of...
snufflers
21
18
SNUFFLER, a person w...
snufflier
21
18
SNUFFLY, tending to...
snuffling
22
21
the act of snuffling...
snuggerie
17
15
a snug cozy place; e...
snugglier
19
16
SNUGGLY, warm and co...
snuggling
20
19
SNUGGLE, to press cl...
snuzzling
24
33
SNUZZLE, to caress w...
soakaways
24
18
SOAKAWAY, a depressi...
soakingly
24
19
SOAKING, very wet [a...
soapbarks
20
19
SOAPBARK, a South Am...
soapberry
25
17
any tree of the genu...
soapboxed
24
23
SOAPBOX, to give an...
soapboxes
24
22
SOAPBOX, to give an...
soapiness
16
13
the state of being s...
soaplands
17
15
SOAPLAND, (slang) a...
soaproots
16
12
SOAPROOT, any plant...
soapstone
15
13
a soft soapy rock [n...
soapsudsy
24
16
like soapsuds [adj]
soapworts
20
15
SOAPWORT, a tall her...
soaringly
23
15
SOARING, flying high...
sobbingly
28
21
SOBBING, making a so...
soberised
17
13
SOBERISE, to make so...
soberises
17
12
SOBERISE, to make so...
soberized
20
22
SOBERIZE, to make so...
soberizes
20
21
SOBERIZE, to make so...
soberness
16
13
sobriety [n -ES]
sobriquet
26
22
(French) a nickname,...
sociables
21
16
SOCIABLE, a four-whe...
socialise
19
13
to make social, also...
socialism
21
16
the theory, principl...
socialist
20
13
an adherent of socia...
socialite
19
13
a person having a pl...
sociality
26
15
the quality of being...
socialize
22
22
to make social, also...
sociation
17
13
a plant community; t...
sociative
20
16
expressing associati...
societies
18
12
SOCIETY, an organize...
sociogram
20
17
a diagram of social...
sociolect
22
16
a variety of languag...
sociology
26
17
the study of society...
sociopath
22
17
a person hostile to...
socketing
20
19
SOCKET, to provide w...
sockettes
19
16
SOCKETTE, a foot cov...
sodalists
17
11
SODALIST, a member o...
sodalites
16
11
SODALITE, a transpar...
sodamides
16
14
SODAMIDE, a compound...
sodbuster
18
14
(US) a farmer who wo...
soddening
15
15
SODDEN, to make or b...
sodgering
17
15
SODGER, to soldier [...
sodomised
16
14
SODOMISE, to engage...
sodomises
16
13
SODOMISE, to engage...
sodomists
17
13
SODOMIST, one who pr...
sodomites
16
13
SODOMITE, one who pr...
sodomitic
20
16
relating to sodomy,...
sodomized
19
23
SODOMIZE, to engage...
sodomizes
19
22
SODOMIZE, to engage...
softbacks
24
22
SOFTBACK, a book bou...
softballs
22
17
SOFTBALL, an America...
softbound
19
18
bound in soft covers...
softcover
22
19
a paperback book [n...
softeners
16
13
SOFTENER, one that s...
softening
17
16
the act of making so...
softgoods
18
15
clothing and soft fu...
softheads
19
15
SOFTHEAD, a foolish...
softlings
20
16
SOFTLING, (archaic)...
softscape
22
18
vegetation (as shrub...
softshell
22
16
moderate in policy o...
softwares
20
15
SOFTWARE, data used...
softwoods
20
16
SOFTWOOD, the soft w...
sogginess
17
14
the state of being s...
soilborne
17
14
carried by the soil...
soiliness
16
11
stain; foulness [n -...
sojourned
16
21
SOJOURN, to stay tem...
sojourner
16
20
one who sojourns [n...
sokemanry
22
19
tenure by socage, a...
solacious
19
14
(archaic) giving sol...
solanders
15
12
SOLANDER, (Swedish)...
solanines
14
12
SOLANINE, a poisonou...
solarised
16
11
SOLARISE, to expose...
solarises
16
10
SOLARISE, to expose...
solarisms
18
13
SOLARISM, folk tales...
solarists
17
10
SOLARIST, one who pr...
solariums
18
14
SOLARIUM, a room exp...
solarized
19
20
SOLARIZE, to expose...
solarizes
19
19
SOLARIZE, to expose...
solations
15
11
SOLATION, liquefacti...
soldadoes
15
12
SOLDADO, (Spanish) a...
solderers
16
11
SOLDERER, one who so...
soldering
17
14
the act of soldering...
soldiered
16
12
SOLDIER, to perform...
soldierly
24
14
like a soldier [adj]
solecised
19
14
SOLECISE, to use ung...
solecises
19
13
SOLECISE, to use ung...
solecisms
21
16
SOLECISM, an ungramm...
solecists
20
13
SOLECIST, one who co...
solecized
22
23
SOLECIZE, to use ung...
solecizes
22
22
SOLECIZE, to use ung...
solemness
16
14
the state of being s...
solemnest
16
14
SOLEMN, serious [adj...
solemnify
25
19
to make solemn [v SO...
solemnise
16
14
to make solemn, also...
solemnity
23
16
the quality of being...
solemnize
19
23
to make solemn, also...
solenette
14
11
a small European spe...
solenodon
13
13
either of two specie...
solenoids
15
12
SOLENOID, a cylindri...
soleplate
18
14
a bedplate; as, the...
soleprint
18
14
the print of the sol...
solfatara
17
13
(Italian) a volcanic...
solfeggio
20
17
a singing exercise u...
solferino
17
14
(Italian) a moderate...
solicited
20
14
SOLICIT, to ask for...
solicitor
20
13
a person who is lega...
solidagos
17
13
SOLIDAGO, a flower,...
solidares
16
11
SOLIDARE, (Shakespea...
solidated
16
12
SOLIDATE, to consoli...
solidates
16
11
SOLIDATE, to consoli...
solidisms
19
14
SOLIDISM, a doctrine...
solidists
18
11
SOLIDIST, an advocat...
solidness
16
12
the state of being s...
soliloquy
32
23
an act of talking to...
solipsism
21
16
a theory holding tha...
solipsist
20
13
one who practises so...
soliquids
26
21
SOLIQUID, a fluid co...
solitaire
16
10
a game played by one...
solitudes
17
12
SOLITUDE, the state...
sollaring
18
14
SOLLAR, (archaic) to...
sollerets
17
11
SOLLERET, a metallic...
sollicker
22
18
(Australian slang) s...
soloistic
20
13
relating to a solois...
solonchak
21
20
(Russian) a pale or...
solpugids
21
17
SOLPUGID, (Latin) a...
solstices
20
13
SOLSTICE, the time w...
solutions
16
12
SOLUTION, to provide...
solutives
19
15
SOLUTIVE, a solvent...
solvating
19
17
SOLVATE, to convert...
solvation
17
15
a chemical process i...
solvently
25
18
SOLVENT, able to sol...
somascope
20
18
an instrument detect...
somatisms
18
15
SOMATISM, materialis...
somatists
17
12
SOMATIST, one who ad...
somberest
18
15
SOMBER, (US) sombre...
sombering
19
18
SOMBER, to make somb...
sombreros
18
15
SOMBRERO, a broad-br...
somedeals
16
14
SOMEDEAL, (archaic)...
someplace
21
19
somewhere [n -S]
somersets
16
12
SOMERSET, a leap in...
something
19
17
an undefined thing [...
sometimes
17
15
happening from time...
somewhats
21
17
SOMEWHAT, an unspeci...
somewhere
20
17
in or to some place...
somewhile
22
18
at or in some former...
sommelier
18
16
(French) a wine stew...
somniated
15
14
SOMNIATE, to dream [...
somniates
15
13
SOMNIATE, to dream [...
somnolent
15
15
sleepy; causing, or...
sonancies
16
14
SONANCY, the quality...
sonatinas
13
11
SONATINA, (Italian)...
songbirds
19
16
SONGBIRD, a bird tha...
songbooks
18
19
SONGBOOK, a book of...
songcraft
21
18
the art of making so...
songfests
18
15
SONGFEST, a gatherin...
songfully
27
20
SONGFUL, disposed to...
songololo
16
14
(Nguni) a kind of mi...
songsheet
17
14
a piece of paper wit...
songsmith
20
17
a composer of songs...
songsters
16
12
SONGSTER, a singing...
sonically
26
17
SONIC, pertaining to...
sonicated
17
14
SONICATE, to disrupt...
sonicates
17
13
SONICATE, to disrupt...
sonicator
17
13
a device that sonica...
sonnetary
19
13
of or like a sonnet...
sonneteer
12
11
a writer of sonnets,...
sonneting
14
14
SONNET, to compose a...
sonnetise
13
11
to compose sonnets,...
sonnetize
16
20
to compose sonnets,...
sonnetted
13
12
SONNET, to compose a...
sonobuoys
22
16
SONOBUOY, a buoy tha...
sonograms
16
15
SONOGRAM, an image p...
sonograph
19
17
an instrument for re...
sonometer
14
13
a musical instrument...
sonorants
13
11
SONORANT, a voiced c...
sonovoxes
21
21
SONOVOX, a sound eff...
soochongs
20
17
SOOCHONG, (Chinese)...
soogeeing
15
14
SOOGEE, to clean a s...
soogieing
16
14
SOOGIE, to clean a s...
soopstake
17
16
(Shakespeare) with a...
sooterkin
15
14
(Dutch) a kind of fa...
sootflake
18
17
a smut of soot [n -S...
soothered
16
12
SOOTHER, to cajole,...
soothfast
19
14
(archaic) truthful,...
soothings
18
14
SOOTHING, the act of...
soothlich
24
17
(Spenser) truly, ind...
soothsaid
17
12
SOOTHSAY, to foretel...
soothsays
23
13
SOOTHSAY, to foretel...
sootiness
14
10
the state of being s...
sopapilla
21
17
a square of deep-fri...
sophister
20
14
a person who uses de...
sophistic
24
17
relating to sophistr...
sophistry
27
16
deceptively subtle r...
sophomore
19
17
a second year studen...
soporific
23
18
tending to produce s...
soppiness
19
16
the state of being s...
sopranini
16
14
SOPRANINO, (Italian)...
sopranino
15
14
(Italian) an instrum...
sopranist
17
13
a treble singer [n -...
sorbarias
17
12
SORBARIA, a small de...
sorbitans
17
13
SORBITAN, a chemical...
sorbitise
18
12
to turn (a metal) in...
sorbitize
21
21
to turn (a metal) in...
sorbitols
19
13
SORBITOL, a white cr...
sorcerers
18
12
SORCERER, a magician...
sorceress
18
12
a female sorcerer [n...
sorceries
18
12
SORCERY, alleged use...
sorcerous
18
13
having the nature of...
sordidest
16
11
SORDID, low, mean [a...
sorediate
14
10
bearing soredia, sma...
soreheads
16
12
SOREHEAD, a person w...
soritical
20
13
relating to sorites,...
sororally
23
13
SORORAL, pertaining...
sororates
14
9
SORORATE, the marria...
sororised
15
10
SORORISE, to associa...
sororises
15
9
SORORISE, to associa...
sororized
18
19
SORORIZE, to associa...
sororizes
18
18
SORORIZE, to associa...
sorosises
15
9
SOROSIS, (Greek) a f...
sorptions
17
13
SORPTION, the proces...
sorriness
15
10
the state of being s...
sorrowers
18
12
SORROWER, one who so...
sorrowful
22
17
sad [adj SORROWFULLY...
sorrowing
19
15
the act of sorrowing...
sortances
17
13
SORTANCE, suitablene...
sortation
14
10
sorting out [n -S]
sortieing
16
12
SORTIE, to attack su...
sortilege
17
12
divination by drawin...
sortilegy
24
14
divination by drawin...
sortition
15
10
the casting of lots...
sortments
16
13
SORTMENT, an assortm...
sostenuti
15
11
SOSTENUTO, (Italian)...
sostenuto
14
11
(Italian) a piece pl...
sottishly
26
14
SOTTISH, resembling...
sottisier
16
9
(French) a collectio...
soubrette
17
13
(French) a coquettis...
souchongs
21
18
SOUCHONG, (Chinese)...
souffleed
20
18
like a souffle, made...
soukouses
16
15
SOUKOUS, (French) a...
souldiers
17
12
SOULDIER, (archaic)...
soulfully
28
19
SOULFUL, full of emo...
soulmates
17
14
SOULMATE, a person w...
soulsters
17
11
SOULSTER, a singer o...
soundable
17
16
capable of being sou...
soundbite
17
15
a brief section on r...
soundcard
18
16
the card in a comput...
soundings
16
15
SOUNDING, the action...
soundless
16
13
without sound [adj S...
soundness
14
13
the state of being s...
soundpost
17
15
a small post on guit...
soupspoon
18
17
a spoon for eating s...
sourballs
20
15
SOURBALL, a sour can...
sourceful
22
18
offering useful thin...
sourcings
20
16
SOURCING, the act of...
sourdines
15
12
SOURDINE, a mute or...
sourdough
19
16
leaven; a piece of d...
sourishly
26
15
SOURISH, somewhat so...
sourvelds
19
16
SOURVELD, (Afrikaans...
sourwoods
18
14
SOURWOOD, the sorrel...
soutaches
20
15
SOUTACHE, (French) a...
souteneur
14
12
(French) a prostitut...
southeast
17
12
the direction betwee...
southered
17
13
SOUTHER, to move tow...
southerly
25
15
from the south [adj]...
southerns
17
13
SOUTHERN, a southern...
southings
19
15
SOUTHING, movement t...
southland
18
15
the southern part of...
southmost
19
15
situated furthest so...
southpaws
23
18
SOUTHPAW, a left-han...
southrons
17
13
SOUTHRON, someone fr...
southsaid
18
13
SOUTHSAY, to foretel...
southsays
24
14
SOUTHSAY, to foretel...
southward
21
16
towards the south, a...
southwest
21
15
between south and we...
soutpiels
19
14
SOUTPIEL, (South Afr...
souvenirs
17
15
SOUVENIR, to provide...
souvlakia
19
19
a Greek dish of lamb...
souvlakis
20
19
SOUVLAKI, a Greek di...
sovenance
17
18
(archaic) remembranc...
sovereign
17
16
supreme, also SOVRAN...
sovietise
17
13
to transform to the...
sovietism
19
16
the principles and p...
sovietist
18
13
a believer in soviet...
sovietize
20
22
to transform to the...
sovkhozes
23
28
SOVKHOZ, (Russian) a...
sowarrees
17
12
SOWARREE, (Urdu) a m...
sowarries
18
12
SOWARRY, (Urdu) a mo...
sowbreads
20
16
SOWBREAD, a kind of...
sozzliest
23
28
SOZZLY, drunk [adj]
spaceband
21
20
a wedge for justifyi...
spacelabs
23
19
SPACELAB, a laborato...
spaceless
21
16
without space [adj]
spaceport
22
18
a place from which s...
spaceship
25
20
a spacecraft [n -S]
spacesuit
21
16
a protective suit wo...
spacewalk
25
23
an excursion by an a...
spaceward
23
19
towards space [adv]
spacially
29
19
SPACIAL, pertaining...
spaciness
20
16
the state of being s...
spackling
24
23
SPACKLE, to fill cra...
spadassin
17
14
(Italian) a swordsma...
spadefish
22
18
a fish, a member of...
spadefuls
21
18
SPADEFUL, as much as...
spadelike
19
18
like a spade [adj]
spadesman
17
17
a worker with the sp...
spadesmen
17
17
SPADESMAN, a worker...
spadework
21
20
preparatory drudgery...
spadilles
20
15
SPADILLE, the ace of...
spadillio
20
15
(obsolete) the ace o...
spadillos
20
15
SPADILLO, (obsolete)...
spadroons
16
14
SPADROON, (historica...
spaetzles
21
22
SPAETZLE, (German) i...
spaewives
22
19
SPAEWIFE, (Scots) a...
spaghetti
21
16
(Italian) pasta in t...
spagirist
20
14
an alchemist, also S...
spagyrics
29
19
the science of alche...
spagyrist
26
16
an alchemist, also S...
spairging
20
17
SPAIRGE, to sprinkle...
spaldeens
17
15
SPALDEEN, a small ho...
spallable
22
18
that can be spalled...
spallings
21
17
SPALLING, the breaki...
spalpeens
19
17
SPALPEEN, (Irish) a...
spammiest
20
18
SPAMMY, bland, unexc...
spammings
21
21
SPAMMING, sending ou...
spanaemia
16
16
a deficiency of red...
spanaemic
20
19
of or pertaining to...
spanceled
20
18
SPANCEL, to bind wit...
spandexed
22
22
wearing spandex [adj...
spandexes
22
21
SPANDEX, (tradename)...
spandrels
18
15
SPANDREL, a space be...
spandrils
19
15
SPANDRIL, a space be...
spanghews
23
20
SPANGHEW, (dialect)...
spanglers
19
16
SPANGLER, one who sp...
spanglets
19
16
SPANGLET, a sparklin...
spanglier
19
16
SPANGLY, covered wit...
spangling
20
19
the act of adorning...
spankings
19
20
SPANKING, the act of...
spanspeks
20
20
SPANSPEK, (Afrikaans...
spansules
18
15
SPANSULE, a pill [n]
spanworms
21
19
SPANWORM, the larva...
sparables
20
16
SPARABLE, a type of...
spareable
19
16
that can be spared [...
spareless
18
13
unsparing [adj]
spareness
16
13
the state of being s...
spareribs
20
15
SPARERIB, a cut of p...
sparingly
26
18
SPARING [adv]
sparkiest
19
16
SPARKY, lively, also...
sparklers
20
17
SPARKLER, something...
sparkless
20
17
without a spark [adj...
sparklets
20
17
SPARKLET, a small sp...
sparklier
20
17
SPARKLY, sparkling [...
sparklies
20
17
SPARKLY, something t...
sparkling
21
20
giving off flashes o...
sparkplug
24
23
to spark something o...
sparlings
20
16
SPARLING, a kind of...
sparriest
18
12
SPARRY, having a con...
sparrings
19
15
SPARRING, the act of...
sparsedly
25
16
sparsely [adv]
sparteine
16
13
a narcotic alkaloid...
sparterie
17
12
(French) articles ma...
sparticle
22
16
a shadow particle su...
spartinas
17
13
SPARTINA, a salt-mar...
spasmatic
22
18
in spasms, also SPAS...
spasmodic
22
19
relating to, or occu...
spatfalls
22
17
SPATFALL, a mass of...
spatially
26
16
SPATIAL, pertaining...
spatlesen
17
14
SPATLESE, (German) a...
spatleses
18
13
SPATLESE, (German) a...
spattered
17
13
SPATTER, to scatter...
spatulate
18
14
shaped like a spatul...
spawniest
20
16
SPAWNY, of or like s...
spawnings
21
19
SPAWNING, the act of...
speakable
20
20
capable of being spo...
speakeasy
23
18
an illicit bar for s...
speakings
19
19
SPEAKING, a speech o...
speakouts
18
17
SPEAKOUT, the act of...
spearfish
22
17
to hunt for fish wit...
spearguns
18
16
SPEARGUN, a gun that...
spearhead
18
15
the pointed head, or...
speariest
17
12
SPEARY, like a spear...
spearings
18
15
SPEARING, the act of...
spearlike
19
17
like a spear [adj]
spearmint
18
16
a common garden mint...
spearwort
20
15
a name given to seve...
specciest
24
18
SPECCY, wearing spec...
specialer
21
16
SPECIAL, particular...
specially
29
19
SPECIAL, particular...
specialty
28
18
the particular chara...
speciated
20
16
SPECIATE, to undergo...
speciates
20
15
SPECIATE, to undergo...
specifics
27
21
SPECIFIC, a remedy i...
specified
23
19
SPECIFY, to state in...
specifier
23
18
one who specifies [n...
specifies
23
18
SPECIFY, to state in...
specimens
21
19
SPECIMEN, a represen...
speckiest
22
19
SPECKY, having speck...
speckless
23
20
without a speck [adj...
speckling
24
23
SPECKLE, to mark wit...
spectacle
24
19
a sight, show, pagea...
spectated
20
16
SPECTATE, to attend...
spectates
20
15
SPECTATE, to attend...
spectator
20
15
an onlooker [n -S]
spectrins
21
16
SPECTRIN, a protein...
spectrums
23
19
SPECTRUM, an array o...
speculate
21
17
to make conjectures...
speculums
24
21
SPECULUM, a medical...
speechful
26
22
full of speech or wo...
speechify
31
22
to make long speeche...
speeching
23
20
SPEECH, to harangue...
speedball
21
18
a mixture of cocaine...
speedboat
18
16
a high-speed motorbo...
speediest
17
13
SPEEDY, fast [adj]
speedings
18
16
SPEEDING, the act of...
speedless
18
14
being without speed...
speedread
16
14
to read quickly [v S...
speedster
17
13
one who likes to tra...
speedwalk
22
21
(US) an endless conv...
speedways
26
18
SPEEDWAY, a road des...
speedwell
22
18
any species of the s...
speerings
18
15
SPEERING, an inquiry...
speirings
19
15
SPEIRING, an inquiry...
spekbooms
21
22
SPEKBOOM, (Afrikaans...
speldered
18
15
SPELDER, (Scots) to...
speldings
20
17
SPELDING, a haddock...
speldring
20
17
a haddock or other s...
speldrins
19
15
SPELDRIN, a haddock...
spellable
22
18
that can be spelled...
spellbind
22
19
to bind by or as by...
spelldown
22
19
(US) a spelling comp...
spellican
22
18
a small slip of wood...
spellings
21
17
SPELLING, a sequence...
spelunked
19
20
SPELUNK, to explore...
spelunker
19
19
one who explores cav...
spendable
19
18
that can be spent [a...
spendalls
19
16
SPENDALL, a spendthr...
spendiest
17
14
SPENDY, expensive [a...
spendings
18
17
SPENDING, the act of...
sperlings
20
16
SPERLING, a kind of...
spermaria
18
15
SPERMARIUM, the male...
spermatia
18
15
SPERMATIUM, one of t...
spermatic
22
18
pertaining to sperm,...
spermatid
19
16
a cell that develops...
spermines
18
16
SPERMINE, a chemical...
spetching
24
20
SPETCH, to repair or...
spewiness
20
16
the state of being s...
sphacelus
24
19
necrosis, mortificat...
sphaerite
19
14
a hydrous aluminium...
sphagnous
20
18
pertaining to moss o...
sphagnums
22
21
SPHAGNUM, a grayish...
sphairees
19
14
SPHAIREE, (Australia...
sphendone
17
17
(Greek) a headband o...
sphenodon
17
17
a member of the Sphe...
sphenoids
19
16
SPHENOID, a wedge-sh...
spherical
24
18
having the shape of...
spheriest
20
14
SPHERY, resembling a...
spheroids
20
15
SPHEROID, a body res...
spherular
21
16
like a spherule or s...
spherules
21
16
SPHERULE, a small sp...
sphincter
23
18
a ringlike muscle wh...
sphingids
22
18
SPHINGID, a member o...
sphygmoid
29
22
like a pulse [adj]
spiccatos
24
18
SPICCATO, a method o...
spicebush
26
21
a pungently aromatic...
spiceless
22
16
without spices [adj]
spiceries
21
15
SPICERY, spices in g...
spicilege
23
18
a gleaning, an antho...
spiciness
21
16
the state of being s...
spicknels
23
21
SPICKNEL, (obsolete)...
spiculate
22
17
having a sharp point...
spiderier
18
13
SPIDERY, like a spid...
spidering
19
16
SPIDER, to move in a...
spiderish
21
15
like a spider [adj]
spiderman
18
17
(colloquial) a const...
spidermen
18
17
SPIDERMAN, (colloqui...
spiderweb
23
19
a thread of silk spu...
spiffiest
23
18
SPIFFY, excellent [a...
spiffying
30
23
SPIFFY, to make spif...
spighting
23
19
SPIGHT, (Spenser) to...
spikefish
24
21
(US) a kind of sailf...
spikelets
20
17
SPIKELET, a type of...
spikelike
21
21
like a spike [adj]
spikenard
18
18
an aromatic oil or b...
spikeries
19
16
SPIKERY, very High-C...
spikiness
19
17
the state of being s...
spilikins
21
18
SPILIKIN, a small sl...
spillable
23
18
that can be spilt [a...
spillages
21
16
SPILLAGE, that which...
spillikin
22
19
a small slip of wood...
spillings
22
17
SPILLING, the amount...
spillover
22
18
an overflow [n -S]
spillways
30
19
SPILLWAY, a channel...
spilosite
19
13
a spotted slate, for...
spimmings
22
21
SPIMMING, the activi...
spinacene
18
17
a natural oil obtain...
spinaches
22
18
SPINACH, a plant of...
spindlers
19
15
SPINDLER, one that s...
spindlier
19
15
SPINDLY, long and sl...
spindling
20
18
a person or thing to...
spindrift
21
17
the ocean spray whic...
spineless
18
14
without spine [adj S...
spinelike
19
18
like a spine [adj]
spinelles
19
15
SPINELLE, any minera...
spinettes
17
13
SPINETTE, a musical...
spiniform
21
19
like a thorn or spin...
spininess
17
14
the state of being s...
spinnaker
17
18
a large triangular s...
spinneret
16
14
the silk-spinning or...
spinniest
17
14
SPINNY, crazy, fooli...
spinnings
18
17
SPINNING, the act of...
spinosely
24
16
SPINOSE, covered wit...
spinosity
24
15
thorniness [n SPINOS...
spinsters
18
13
SPINSTER, an older u...
spintexts
24
20
SPINTEXT, a clergyma...
spinulate
18
15
in the form of a spi...
spinulose
18
15
covered with small s...
spinulous
19
16
covered with small s...
spiracles
22
16
SPIRACLE, an orifice...
spiracula
22
17
SPIRACULUM, a breath...
spiraling
20
16
SPIRAL, to move in s...
spiralism
21
16
advancement through...
spiralist
20
13
someone engaged in s...
spirality
26
15
the state of being s...
spiralled
20
15
SPIRAL, to move in s...
spiraster
18
12
a coiled sponge spic...
spiration
17
13
the act of breathing...
spireless
19
13
without a spire [adj...
spirelets
19
13
SPIRELET, a slender...
spirewise
21
15
in the form of a spi...
spirillar
21
14
of or like a spirill...
spirillum
23
18
a rigid, spiral-shap...
spiritful
23
17
full of spirit; spir...
spiriting
20
15
the act of spiriting...
spiritism
21
15
the belief that noth...
spiritist
20
12
one who believes tha...
spiritoso
18
12
(Italian) spirited;...
spiritous
19
13
like spirit; refined...
spiritual
20
14
related to the spiri...
spirituel
20
14
(French) showing ref...
spirlings
21
16
SPIRLING, a kind of...
spirogram
20
17
a record made by a s...
spirogyra
25
16
any of various minut...
spirulina
19
15
any filamentous cyan...
spitballs
23
17
SPITBALL [n]
spitchers
24
17
SPITCHER, (slang) to...
spitfires
21
15
SPITFIRE, a hot-temp...
spittiest
19
12
SPITTY, marked with...
spittings
20
15
SPITTING, the act of...
spittlier
20
13
SPITTLY, like or cov...
spittoons
17
13
SPITTOON, a receptac...
spivviest
23
20
SPIVVY, like a spiv...
splashers
21
15
SPLASHER, one that s...
splashier
21
15
SPLASHY, given to sp...
splashily
29
18
SPLASHY, given to sp...
splashing
22
18
the act of splashing...
splatched
24
19
SPLATCH, (Scots) to...
splatches
24
18
SPLATCH, (Scots) to...
splatters
19
13
SPLATTER, to spatter...
splatting
20
16
the sound of a splat...
splayfeet
26
18
SPLAYFOOT, a foot th...
splayfoot
26
18
a foot that is abnor...
spleenful
21
19
affected with spleen...
spleenier
17
14
SPLEENY, (Shakespear...
spleenish
20
16
affected with spleen...
splendent
17
16
(archaic) glossy; br...
splendors
18
15
SPLENDOR, magnificen...
splendour
18
16
brilliance, magnific...
splenetic
21
17
marked by bad temper...
splenitis
19
14
inflammation of the...
spleniums
20
18
SPLENIUM, a surgical...
spleuchan
23
20
(Gaelic) a pouch, as...
splicings
24
19
SPLICING, the act of...
splinters
19
14
SPLINTER, to split i...
splintery
25
16
given to splintering...
splinting
20
17
SPLINT, to put a spl...
splishing
23
18
SPLISH, to splash, a...
splitters
20
13
SPLITTER, one that s...
splitting
21
16
the act of separatin...
splittism
22
16
advocating the withd...
splittist
21
13
one advocating the w...
splodgier
20
16
SPLODGY, covered wit...
splodgily
28
19
SPLODGY, covered wit...
splodging
21
19
SPLODGE, to make a s...
splooshed
20
16
SPLOOSH, to splash,...
splooshes
20
15
SPLOOSH, to splash,...
sploshing
22
18
SPLOSH, to splash, a...
splotched
24
19
SPLOTCH, to mark wit...
splotches
24
18
SPLOTCH, to mark wit...
splurgers
21
16
SPLURGER, one who sp...
splurgier
21
16
SPLURGY, tending to...
splurging
22
19
SPLURGE, to spend mo...
splurting
21
17
SPLURT, to gush fort...
splutters
20
14
SPLUTTER, to speak r...
spluttery
26
16
given to spluttering...
spoddiest
18
14
SPODDY, boring, stud...
spodogram
19
18
a preparation of the...
spodosols
18
14
SPODOSOL, a type of...
spodumene
17
18
a monoclinic pyroxen...
spoilable
21
17
capable of being spo...
spoilages
19
15
SPOILAGE, something...
spoilfive
23
20
a certain game at ca...
spoilsman
19
17
(US) someone who loo...
spoilsmen
19
17
SPOILSMAN, (US) some...
spokesman
18
20
a person who speaks...
spokesmen
18
20
SPOKESMAN, a person...
spokewise
21
19
arranged in the fash...
spoliated
18
14
SPOLIATE, to despoil...
spoliates
18
13
SPOLIATE, to despoil...
spoliator
18
13
one who spoliates [n...
spondaics
20
17
SPONDAIC, a spondee...
spondulix
25
23
(US slang) cash, mon...
spongebag
20
20
a bag for holding a...
spongeing
18
18
SPONGE, to wipe with...
spongeous
17
16
somewhat spongy; spo...
spongiest
18
15
SPONGY, absorptive [...
spongiose
17
15
somewhat spongy; spo...
spongious
18
16
somewhat spongy; spo...
sponsalia
17
14
nuptials, marriage [...
sponsible
20
17
responsible; worthy...
sponsings
18
16
SPONSING, a platform...
sponsions
16
14
SPONSION, the act of...
sponsored
16
14
SPONSOR, to act as a...
spontoons
15
14
SPONTOON, a small-he...
spoofiest
19
15
SPOOFY, humorously s...
spoofings
20
18
SPOOFING, an act of...
spookiest
18
16
SPOOKY, scary, also...
spoolings
19
16
SPOOLING, the tempor...
spoonbait
18
16
a lure on a swivel,...
spoonbill
21
18
a kind of wading bir...
spoonfuls
20
18
SPOONFUL, as much as...
spoonhook
18
19
a lure on a swivel,...
spooniest
16
13
SPOONY, foolishly fo...
spoonsful
20
18
SPOONFUL, as much as...
spoonways
25
18
like spoons packed c...
spoonwise
19
16
like spoons packed c...
spoonworm
20
19
a marine invertebrat...
sporangia
17
15
SPORANGIUM, a chambe...
sporicide
21
16
a substance that kil...
sporidesm
19
16
a multicellular body...
sporidial
19
14
of or like a sporidi...
sporidium
20
17
a secondary spore, o...
sporocarp
22
18
a closed body or con...
sporocyst
27
17
a rounded, thick-wal...
sporocyte
26
17
a diploid cell that...
sporogeny
23
17
the production of sp...
sporogony
23
17
the growth or develo...
sporophyl
29
20
a leaf that bears sp...
sporozoal
20
22
related to sporozoa,...
sporozoan
18
22
any parasitic protoz...
sporozoic
23
24
related to sporozoa,...
sporozoon
18
22
a parasitic one-cell...
sportable
20
16
sportive [adj]
sportance
19
16
playful, sportive, o...
sportbike
21
19
a kind of high-speed...
sportiest
18
12
SPORTY, inclined to...
sportless
19
13
without sport or mir...
sportsman
18
16
a man who engages in...
sportsmen
18
16
SPORTSMAN, a man who...
sporulate
18
14
to form (into) spore...
sposhiest
20
14
SPOSHY, (US) slushy...
spotlight
23
17
to highlight [v SPOT...
spottable
20
16
that can be spotted...
spottiest
18
12
SPOTTY, marked with...
spottings
19
15
SPOTTING, the act of...
spousages
18
15
SPOUSAGE, espousal [...
spousally
26
17
SPOUSAL, nuptial [ad...
spoutiest
18
13
SPOUTY, having a spo...
spoutings
19
16
SPOUTING, a rainwate...
spoutless
19
14
having no spout [adj...
sprackled
23
21
SPRACKLE, (Scots) to...
sprackles
23
20
SPRACKLE, (Scots) to...
spraddled
19
16
SPRADDLE, to straddl...
spraddles
19
15
SPRADDLE, to straddl...
spragging
21
19
SPRAG, to stop with...
spraining
18
16
SPRAIN, to injure by...
sprangled
19
17
SPRANGLE, (US) to sp...
sprangles
19
16
SPRANGLE, (US) to sp...
sprattled
19
14
SPRATTLE, (Scots) to...
sprattles
19
13
SPRATTLE, (Scots) to...
sprauchle
24
19
(Scots) to clamber,...
sprawlers
22
16
SPRAWLER, one who sp...
sprawlier
22
16
SPRAWLY, tending to...
sprawling
23
19
SPRAWL, to stretch o...
sprayiest
24
14
SPRAYEY, full of spr...
sprayings
25
17
SPRAYING, an act of...
spreaders
17
13
SPREADER, one who sp...
spreading
18
16
expansive [adj SPREA...
spreathed
19
15
SPREATHE, (SW dialec...
spreathes
19
14
SPREATHE, (SW dialec...
spreazing
21
24
SPREAZE, (SW dialect...
sprechery
29
19
cattle-stealing; plu...
spreckled
23
21
(dialect) speckled [...
spredding
19
17
SPREDD, (obsolete) t...
spreethed
19
15
SPREETHE, (SW dialec...
spreethes
19
14
SPREETHE, (SW dialec...
spreezing
21
24
SPREEZE, (SW dialect...
sprekelia
19
17
a bulbous plant grow...
sprenting
18
16
SPRENT, to spring or...
spriggers
21
16
SPRIGGER, one that d...
spriggier
21
16
SPRIGGY, having smal...
sprigging
22
19
SPRIG, to embroider...
sprighted
22
17
SPRIGHT, (Shakespear...
sprightly
30
19
lively, also SPRITEL...
sprigtail
21
15
a species of duck [n...
springald
20
17
(archaic) an active...
springals
20
16
SPRINGAL, (archaic)...
springbok
22
22
a South African ante...
springers
19
15
SPRINGER, a kind of...
springier
19
15
SPRINGY, resilient [...
springily
27
18
SPRINGY, resilient [...
springing
20
18
the act of springing...
springles
20
16
SPRINGLE, a snare wi...
springlet
20
16
a little spring [n -...
sprinkled
20
19
SPRINKLE, to scatter...
sprinkler
20
18
a device for sprinkl...
sprinkles
20
18
SPRINKLE, to scatter...
sprinters
18
13
SPRINTER, one who sp...
sprinting
19
16
the act of running a...
spriteful
22
17
impish [adj SPRITEFU...
spritsail
20
13
a sail extended by a...
spritzers
22
21
SPRITZER, (German) a...
spritzier
22
21
SPRITZY, emitting a...
spritzigs
24
23
SPRITZIG, (German) a...
spritzing
23
24
SPRITZ, to spray (li...
sprockets
22
19
SPROCKET, a toothlik...
sproglets
20
15
SPROGLET, a small ch...
sprouting
19
16
the act of sprouting...
spruciest
22
16
SPRUCY, neat and tri...
spruikers
20
17
SPRUIKER, (Australia...
spruiking
21
20
SPRUIK, (Australian...
sprushing
22
18
SPRUSH, (Scots) to s...
spuddiest
19
15
SPUDDY, podgy [adj]
spuddings
20
18
SPUDDING, the proces...
spuilzied
23
24
SPUILZIE, (Scots) to...
spuilzies
23
23
SPUILZIE, (Scots) to...
spulyeing
26
19
SPULYE, (Scots) to p...
spumantes
18
17
SPUMANTE, (Italian)...
spunkiest
19
18
SPUNKY, courageous,...
spunyarns
23
17
SPUNYARN, rope of ya...
spurgalls
22
17
SPURGALL, to injure...
spurlings
21
17
SPURLING, a tern [n]
spurnings
19
17
SPURNING, the act of...
spurriers
19
13
SPURRIER, one whose...
spurriest
19
13
SPURRY, spur-like [a...
spurrings
20
16
SPURRING, the act of...
sputtered
18
14
SPUTTER, to spit, or...
sputterer
18
13
one who sputters [n...
spymaster
25
17
one who controls spi...
spyplanes
26
19
SPYPLANE, a plane eq...
squabbest
28
25
SQUAB, fat, clumsy,...
squabbier
28
25
SQUABBY, short and t...
squabbing
29
28
SQUAB, to stuff, uph...
squabbish
31
27
somewhat fat or squa...
squabbled
29
27
SQUABBLE, to quarrel...
squabbler
29
26
one who squabbles [n...
squabbles
29
26
SQUABBLE, to quarrel...
squaddies
24
21
SQUADDY, (colloquial...
squadding
25
24
SQUAD, to form into...
squadoosh
25
22
(US slang) nothing [...
squadrone
22
21
(Italian) as in squa...
squadrons
23
21
SQUADRON, to organiz...
squailers
25
20
SQUAILER, a throwing...
squailing
26
23
the act of squailing...
squalenes
23
21
SQUALENE, a natural...
squalider
25
21
SQUALID, filthy, neg...
squalidly
33
24
SQUALID, filthy, neg...
squallers
26
21
SQUALLER, a person,...
squallier
26
21
SQUALLY, full of squ...
squalling
27
24
SQUALL, to rain or b...
squallish
29
23
somewhat like a squa...
squamates
24
22
SQUAMATE, a creature...
squamella
26
24
a little scale, also...
squamosal
25
23
a paired membrane bo...
squamulas
26
24
SQUAMULA, a little s...
squamules
26
24
SQUAMULE, a little s...
squanders
23
21
SQUANDER, to spend w...
squarials
25
20
SQUARIAL, a flat dia...
squarings
25
22
SQUARING, the act of...
squarrose
23
19
rough with projectin...
squarsons
23
20
SQUARSON, a clergyma...
squashers
26
21
SQUASHER, one who sq...
squashier
26
21
SQUASHY, yielding, s...
squashily
34
24
SQUASHY, yielding, s...
squashing
27
24
SQUASH, to press int...
squatness
23
20
the state of being s...
squatters
24
19
SQUATTER, to splash...
squattest
24
19
SQUAT, short and thi...
squattier
24
19
SQUATTY, squat, dump...
squattily
32
22
SQUATTY, squat, dump...
squatting
25
22
the act of sitting o...
squattled
25
21
SQUATTLE, (Scots) to...
squattles
25
20
SQUATTLE, (Scots) to...
squawbush
32
28
an American shrub [n...
squawfish
32
27
a large cyprinid fis...
squawkers
28
26
SQUAWKER, a loudspea...
squawkier
28
26
SQUAWKY, shrill and...
squawking
29
29
the act of squawking...
squawroot
26
22
a scaly parasitic pl...
squeakers
24
23
SQUEAKER, something...
squeakery
30
25
an assemblage of thi...
squeakier
24
23
SQUEAKY, making a sq...
squeakily
32
26
SQUEAKY, making a sq...
squeaking
25
26
making a sharp, high...
squealers
24
20
SQUEALER, an informe...
squealing
25
23
SQUEAL, to utter a s...
squeamish
27
24
feeling nauseous, si...
squeegeed
23
22
SQUEEGEE, to wipe wi...
squeegees
23
21
SQUEEGEE, to wipe wi...
squeezers
26
28
SQUEEZER, one that s...
squeezier
26
28
SQUEEZY, squeezable...
squeezing
27
31
the act of squeezing...
squeggers
26
23
SQUEGGER, a squeggin...
squegging
27
26
a type of oscillatio...
squelched
30
26
SQUELCH, to make a g...
squelcher
30
25
an overwhelming blow...
squelches
30
25
SQUELCH, to make a g...
squibbers
29
25
SQUIBBER, in basebal...
squibbing
30
28
the act of squibbing...
squidding
26
24
SQUID, to fish with...
squidgier
26
22
SQUIDGY, unpleasantl...
squidging
27
25
SQUIDGE, to squeeze...
squiffers
29
25
SQUIFFER, (slang) a...
squiffier
29
25
SQUIFFY, (colloquial...
squiggled
28
25
SQUIGGLE, to writhe...
squiggler
28
24
one who squiggles, w...
squiggles
28
24
SQUIGGLE, to writhe...
squilgeed
26
23
SQUILGEE, to wipe wi...
squilgees
26
22
SQUILGEE, to wipe wi...
squillion
26
22
an indefinitely larg...
squinancy
32
26
(obsolete) quinsy, s...
squinched
29
26
SQUINCH, to screw up...
squinches
29
25
SQUINCH, to screw up...
squinnied
23
22
SQUINNY, to squint,...
squinnier
23
21
SQUINNY, squinting [...
squinnies
23
21
SQUINNY, to squint,...
squinters
24
20
SQUINTER, one who sq...
squintest
24
20
SQUINT, cross-eyed [...
squintier
24
20
SQUINTY, marked by s...
squinting
25
23
looking with the eye...
squinying
31
25
SQUINY, (dialect) to...
squirages
25
21
SQUIRAGE, squires co...
squiralty
32
22
squires collectively...
squirarch
30
24
one who belongs to t...
squireage
24
21
squires collectively...
squiredom
25
23
the office of squire...
squireens
23
20
SQUIREEN, (facetious...
squirmers
26
22
SQUIRMER, a person w...
squirmier
26
22
SQUIRMY, given to sq...
squirming
27
25
SQUIRM, to wriggle [...
squirrels
26
20
SQUIRREL, to store u...
squirrely
32
22
like a squirrel, als...
squirring
26
22
SQUIRR, to scour, se...
squirters
25
19
SQUIRTER, a device f...
squirting
26
22
the act of squirting...
squishier
27
21
SQUISHY, squashy [ad...
squishing
28
24
SQUISH, to squash, a...
squitches
30
24
SQUITCH, quitch gras...
squitters
25
19
(colloquial) diarrho...
squooshed
25
22
SQUOOSH, to squash,...
squooshes
25
21
SQUOOSH, to squash,...
squushing
28
25
SQUUSH, to squash [v...
stabbings
21
18
STABBING, the act of...
stabilate
18
13
a population preserv...
stabilise
19
13
to make stable, also...
stability
26
15
the quality of being...
stabilize
22
22
to make stable, also...
stableboy
26
18
someone who works at...
stableman
18
17
someone who works at...
stablemen
18
17
STABLEMAN, someone w...
stablings
20
16
STABLING, accommodat...
stacation
17
13
a holiday in which l...
staccatos
21
15
STACCATO, a musical...
stachyses
27
16
STACHYS, a labiate p...
stackable
22
20
that can be stacked...
stackings
21
19
STACKING, the act of...
stackless
21
17
without a stack [adj...
stackroom
20
19
in a library, a room...
stackyard
26
19
a yard or inclosure...
staffages
20
17
STAFFAGE, decorative...
staffings
21
18
STAFFING, the provis...
staffroom
20
18
a room in a school s...
stageable
18
15
that can be staged [...
stagefuls
20
16
STAGEFUL, as much as...
stagehand
17
15
a workman employed a...
stagelike
18
16
like a stage [adj]
stageries
16
11
STAGERY, theatrical...
stagettes
16
11
STAGETTE, a hen part...
staggards
18
14
STAGGARD, the male r...
staggarts
18
13
STAGGART, the male r...
staggered
17
14
STAGGER, to walk or...
staggerer
17
13
one who staggers [n...
staggiest
18
13
STAGGY, having the a...
staghorns
18
14
STAGHORN, a stag's a...
staghound
18
16
a dog used for hunti...
staginess
16
12
being stagy, theatri...
stagnance
17
16
the state of being s...
stagnancy
24
18
the state of being s...
stagnated
15
13
STAGNATE, to become...
stagnates
15
12
STAGNATE, to become...
staidness
15
11
the state of being s...
stainable
17
14
that can be stained...
stainings
16
13
STAINING, the act of...
stainless
16
11
without stain [adj S...
staircase
18
12
a flight of stairs,...
stairfoot
17
12
the level place at t...
stairhead
17
12
the level place at t...
stairless
17
10
without a stair [adj...
stairlift
20
13
a lift to enable peo...
stairlike
18
14
like a stair [adj]
stairstep
18
12
to carry out an exer...
stairways
25
14
STAIRWAY, a flight o...
stairwell
21
14
a vertical shaft or...
stairwise
19
12
in the fashion of st...
stairwork
20
16
backstairs intriguin...
stakeouts
16
14
STAKEOUT, a surveill...
stalactic
23
16
of or like a stalact...
stalagmas
18
15
STALAGMA, a stalacti...
stalemate
16
13
in chess, a situatio...
staleness
15
11
the state of being s...
stalkiest
18
14
STALKY, long and sle...
stalkings
19
17
STALKING, the act of...
stalkless
19
15
without a stalk [adj...
stalklike
20
19
like a stalk [adj]
stallages
18
13
STALLAGE, rent paid...
stallings
19
14
STALLING, the act of...
stallions
17
12
STALLION, an uncastr...
stalwarts
20
13
STALWART, a sturdy,...
stalworth
22
15
(archaic) stalwart [...
staminate
15
13
furnished with stame...
stamineal
16
14
related to stamens,...
staminode
15
14
a sterile stamen, al...
staminody
22
16
the transformation o...
staminoid
16
14
like, or metamorphos...
stammered
17
16
STAMMER, to speak wi...
stammerer
17
15
one who stammers [n...
stampeded
18
17
STAMPEDE, to send ru...
stampeder
18
16
one who stampedes [n...
stampedes
18
16
STAMPEDE, to send ru...
stampedos
18
16
STAMPEDO, (obsolete)...
stampings
20
18
STAMPING, the act of...
stampless
20
16
without a stamp [adj...
stanchels
21
16
STANCHEL, an upright...
stanchers
20
15
STANCHER, to support...
stanchest
20
15
STANCH, firm, steadf...
stanching
21
18
the act of stanching...
stanchion
19
16
an upright beam, bar...
standards
15
12
STANDARD, an establi...
standaway
23
16
of a skirt, standing...
standdown
17
16
a return to normal a...
standfast
17
14
a reliable person or...
standgale
16
14
a corrupt form of st...
standings
16
14
STANDING, a position...
standoffs
19
17
STANDOFF, a tie or a...
standouts
15
12
STANDOUT, one that s...
standover
16
15
a threatening or int...
standpipe
19
17
a pipe for supplying...
stanhopes
18
15
STANHOPE, a light, o...
stannates
13
11
STANNATE, a salt of...
stannator
13
11
one of the members o...
stannites
14
11
STANNITE, an ore of...
stapedial
18
14
of or pertaining to...
stapedius
18
14
the muscle of the mi...
stapelias
18
13
STAPELIA, any of var...
staplings
20
16
STAPLING, the act of...
staragens
15
12
STARAGEN, (obsolete)...
starboard
17
13
the right-hand side...
starburst
19
13
a pattern of rays or...
starchers
21
14
STARCHER, one who st...
starchier
21
14
STARCHY, containing...
starchily
29
17
STARCHY, containing...
starching
22
17
STARCH, to stiffen a...
stardrift
19
13
a common proper moti...
stardusts
17
11
STARDUST, cosmic dus...
staretses
15
9
STARETS, a spiritual...
staretzes
18
18
STARETZ, (Russian) a...
starfruit
19
13
a flower, the Star o...
stargazed
19
21
STARGAZE, to gaze at...
stargazer
19
20
any of various marin...
stargazes
19
20
STARGAZE, to gaze at...
stargazey
25
22
as in stargazey pie,...
staringly
24
15
STARING, looking fix...
starkened
15
15
STARKEN, to make or...
starkness
16
14
the state of being s...
starlight
21
14
the light of stars [...
starlings
18
13
STARLING, a European...
starnoses
14
10
STARNOSE, a curious...
starostas
15
9
STAROSTA, (Russian)...
starriest
16
9
STARRY, abounding wi...
starrings
17
12
STARRING, the act or...
starshine
17
12
the light of stars [...
starships
21
14
STARSHIP, a spaceshi...
starspots
18
12
STARSPOT, an area of...
starstone
14
10
asteriated sapphire...
startings
17
12
STARTING, the act of...
startlers
17
10
STARTLER, one who st...
startling
18
13
very surprising [adj...
startlish
20
12
of a horse, apt to s...
starvings
19
16
STARVING, the act of...
starworts
19
12
STARWORT, any plant...
stasidion
15
11
(Greek) a stall in a...
stateable
17
13
that can be stated,...
statehood
16
12
the status of a stat...
stateless
16
10
without a state [adj...
statelets
16
10
STATELET, a small po...
statelier
16
10
STATELY, dignified [...
statelily
24
13
STATELY, dignified [...
statement
15
13
something said forma...
stateroom
15
12
a private cabin or r...
stateside
15
10
of, in, or pertainin...
statesman
15
13
a person who takes a...
statesmen
15
13
STATESMAN, a person...
statewide
18
13
throughout a state [...
stational
15
11
of or pertaining to...
stationed
14
11
STATION, to assign t...
stationer
14
10
one who sells statio...
statistic
20
12
a tabulated numerica...
statocyst
25
14
an organ of balance...
statolith
19
12
a small calcareous s...
statuette
15
10
a small statue [n -S...
statutory
22
12
of or related to sta...
staumrels
18
14
STAUMREL, a dolt [n]
staunched
20
17
STAUNCH, to stop the...
stauncher
20
16
something or someone...
staunches
20
16
STAUNCH, to stop the...
staunchly
28
19
STAUNCH, firm, stead...
stavudine
17
16
a drug used to treat...
stayaways
30
16
STAYAWAY, in South A...
staymaker
23
18
one whose occupation...
staysails
23
12
STAYSAIL, a fore-and...
steadfast
17
13
firm, unwavering, al...
steadiers
15
10
STEADIER, one who st...
steadiest
15
10
STEADY, well-balance...
steadings
16
13
STEADING, a small fa...
steadying
22
15
STEADY, to make stea...
stealable
18
14
that can be stolen [...
stealages
16
12
STEALAGE, theft [n]
stealings
17
13
STEALING, the act of...
stealthed
18
13
STEALTH, to approach...
steamboat
17
15
a boat powered by st...
steamered
15
13
STEAMER, to travel b...
steamiest
16
12
STEAMY, like steam [...
steamings
17
15
STEAMING, a method o...
steampunk
19
21
a genre of science f...
steamroll
18
14
to crush with a stea...
steamship
21
17
a ship powered by st...
steanings
15
13
STEANING [n]
steapsins
17
13
STEAPSIN, an enzyme...
stearages
15
11
STEARAGE, (obsolete)...
stearates
14
9
STEARATE, a salt of...
stearines
14
10
STEARINE, the solid...
stearsman
15
13
(obsolete) a steersm...
stearsmen
15
13
STEARSMAN, (obsolete...
steatites
15
9
STEATITE, the massiv...
steatitic
19
12
pertaining to, or of...
steatomas
15
12
STEATOMA, (Greek) a...
steatoses
14
9
STEATOSIS, adiposity...
steatosis
15
9
adiposity [n STEATOS...
steddying
23
16
STEDDY, (archaic) to...
steedlike
17
15
like a steed [adj]
steedying
22
15
STEEDY, (archaic) to...
steelbows
21
16
STEELBOW, (Scots) st...
steelhead
17
13
a north Pacific salm...
steeliest
16
10
STEELY, resembling s...
steelings
17
13
STEELING, the act of...
steelware
18
13
articles made of ste...
steelwork
20
17
work executed in ste...
steelyard
22
13
a weighing-machine c...
steenboks
17
17
STEENBOK, (Afrikaans...
steenbras
16
13
(Afrikaans) an edibl...
steenbuck
21
21
(Afrikaans) a small...
steenings
15
13
STEENING, a stone li...
steenkirk
17
18
(historical) a neckc...
steepened
15
14
STEEPEN, to become s...
steepiest
17
12
STEEPY, steep; preci...
steepling
19
16
rising on a high tra...
steepness
16
13
the state of being s...
steerable
17
13
that can be steered...
steerages
15
11
STEERAGE, a section...
steeriest
15
9
STEERY, busy or bust...
steerings
16
12
STEERING, the guidin...
steerling
17
13
a young small steer...
steersman
15
13
the person who steer...
steersmen
15
13
STEERSMAN, the perso...
steevings
18
16
STEEVING, the angula...
stegnoses
15
12
STEGNOSIS, constipat...
stegnosis
16
12
constipation [n STEG...
stegnotic
19
15
a drug tending to re...
stegodons
15
13
STEGODON, an extinct...
stegodont
15
13
an extinct mammal wi...
stegomyia
23
16
a genus of mosquito,...
stegosaur
16
12
a herbivorous dinosa...
steinbock
21
20
(Afrikaans) a small...
steinboks
18
17
STEINBOK, (Afrikaans...
steinings
16
13
STEINING, a stone li...
steinkirk
18
18
a neckcloth or crava...
stellated
17
12
star-shaped; starry,...
stellerid
18
12
a starfish, also STE...
stellions
17
12
STELLION, an East Me...
stellites
18
11
STELLITE, a cobalt-b...
stellular
19
13
starlike; having sta...
stembucks
24
23
STEMBUCK, (Afrikaans...
stemheads
18
15
STEMHEAD, the head o...
stemmatic
21
18
relating to a stemma...
stemmiest
18
15
STEMMY, abounding in...
stemmings
19
18
STEMMING, material u...
stemwares
19
15
STEMWARE, a type of...
stenchful
24
20
evil-smelling [adj]
stenchier
20
15
STENCHY, having a fo...
stenching
21
18
STENCH, to cause to...
stenciled
19
15
STENCIL, to produce...
stenciler
19
14
one who paints or co...
stenlocks
20
18
STENLOCK, (Scots) a...
stenobath
18
15
a stenobathic organi...
stenokies
15
14
STENOKY, the ability...
stenokous
15
15
able to live in a na...
stenopaic
19
16
of spectacles, optic...
stenosing
15
13
causing or character...
stenotype
22
15
a form of typewriter...
stenotypy
29
17
a type of shorthand...
stentours
15
11
STENTOUR, one who de...
stepbairn
19
16
(Scots) a stepchild...
stepchild
25
19
a wife's or husband'...
stepdames
18
16
STEPDAME, a stepmoth...
stephanes
18
15
STEPHANE, (Greek) an...
stepovers
19
16
STEPOVER, an instanc...
stepstool
18
13
a stool able to be u...
steradian
14
11
a unit of measuremen...
stercoral
19
13
pertaining to dung [...
sterculia
20
14
any tree or shrub of...
stereoing
15
12
STEREO, to make a ty...
stereomes
15
12
STEREOME, mechanical...
sterigmas
18
14
STERIGMA, a spore-be...
sterilant
16
11
a sterilizing agent...
sterilely
24
13
STERILE, incapable o...
sterilise
17
10
to make sterile, als...
sterility
24
12
the quality of being...
sterilize
20
19
to render sterile, a...
sterlings
18
13
STERLING, an English...
sternages
15
12
STERNAGE, (Shakespea...
sternebra
16
13
one of the segments...
sternfast
17
13
a rope or chain for...
sternites
15
10
STERNITE, the ventra...
sternitic
19
13
relating to the ster...
sternmost
16
13
farthest astern; as,...
sternness
14
11
the state of being s...
sternport
17
13
a port or opening in...
sternpost
17
13
the main member at t...
sternsons
14
11
STERNSON, the end of...
sternward
18
14
towards the stern, a...
sternways
24
15
STERNWAY, the backwa...
steroidal
16
11
relating to steroids...
stevedore
16
14
a dock worker who lo...
stewarded
18
14
STEWARD, to act as a...
stewardry
25
15
being a steward [n S...
stewartry
25
14
(Scots) a former ter...
stewponds
20
17
STEWPOND, a fish pon...
stibblers
22
16
STIBBLER, (Scots) a...
stibnites
18
13
STIBNITE, an ore of...
sticcados
22
16
STICCADO, (Italian)...
sticcatos
22
15
STICCATO, (Italian)...
sticharia
21
14
STICHARION, a vestme...
sticheron
20
15
(Greek) a short hymn...
stichidia
22
15
STICHIDIUM, a branch...
stickable
23
20
that can be stuck [a...
stickball
25
21
baseball adapted for...
stickered
20
17
STICKER, to apply ad...
stickfuls
25
21
STICKFUL, as much se...
stickiest
21
16
STICKY, adhesive [ad...
stickings
22
19
STICKING, the act of...
stickjaws
26
28
STICKJAW, a sweet me...
sticklers
22
17
STICKLER, one who ha...
sticklike
23
21
like a stick [adj]
stickling
23
20
making objections [n...
stickouts
21
17
STICKOUT, one who is...
stickpins
23
20
STICKPIN, a decorati...
stickseed
20
17
any of various weedy...
stickweed
23
20
any of several plant...
stickwork
25
23
skill in using one's...
stickying
28
21
STICKY, to make stic...
stictions
19
13
STICTION, frictional...
stiffened
19
17
STIFFEN, to make sti...
stiffener
19
16
something used to st...
stiffness
20
16
the state of being s...
stiffware
23
18
software that is no...
stiflings
21
16
STIFLING, the act of...
stigmatic
22
17
related to stigma [a...
stilbenes
18
14
STILBENE, a crystall...
stilbites
20
13
STILBITE, a common m...
stilettos
17
10
STILETTO, (Italian)...
stillages
19
13
STILLAGE, a cask sta...
stillborn
20
15
a baby dead at birth...
stilliest
19
11
STILLY, still, quiet...
stillings
20
14
STILLING, a cask sta...
stillions
18
12
STILLION, a cask sta...
stillness
18
12
the state of being s...
stillroom
19
14
a room, in a large h...
stillsons
18
12
STILLSON, (tradename...
stiltbird
21
14
a long-legged wading...
stiltedly
25
14
STILTED [adv]
stiltiest
18
10
STILTY, stilt-like [...
stiltings
19
13
STILTING, the act of...
stimulant
18
15
a substance that sti...
stimulate
18
14
to excite, to inspir...
stingaree
15
12
a ray with a formida...
stingbull
22
18
the weever fish, whi...
stingfish
22
17
the weever fish, als...
stingiest
17
12
STINGY, mean, niggar...
stingings
18
15
STINGING, the act of...
stingless
18
13
having no sting [adj...
stingrays
23
14
STINGRAY, a ray with...
stinkards
17
15
STINKARD, a despicab...
stinkbird
20
18
another name for the...
stinkbugs
21
20
STINKBUG, a shield b...
stinkeroo
15
14
a bad or contemptibl...
stinkhorn
18
17
a kind of fungus of...
stinkiest
17
14
STINKY, emitting a f...
stinkpots
19
17
STINKPOT, a common m...
stinkweed
19
18
any foul-smelling pl...
stinkwood
19
18
a name given to seve...
stintedly
23
14
STINTED [adv]
stintiest
16
10
STINTY, limited [adj...
stintings
17
13
STINTING, the act of...
stintless
17
11
without stint or res...
stipiform
22
18
resembling a stipe,...
stipitate
18
12
supported by a stipe...
stipplers
22
16
STIPPLER, one who st...
stippling
23
19
the act of stippling...
stipulary
26
16
of or pertaining to...
stipulate
19
14
to set or require as...
stirabout
18
13
(Anglo-Irish) porrid...
stirrable
19
13
that can be stirred...
stirrings
18
12
STIRRING, the act of...
stitchers
22
14
STITCHER, one who st...
stitchery
28
16
needlework [n STITCH...
stitching
23
17
the act of stitching...
stithying
26
16
STITHY, to forge on...
stoccados
21
16
STOCCADO, (Italian)...
stoccatas
21
15
STOCCATA, (Italian)...
stockaded
19
18
STOCKADE, to build a...
stockades
19
17
STOCKADE, to build a...
stockages
20
18
STOCKAGE, the amount...
stockcars
23
19
STOCKCAR, a boxcar f...
stockfish
25
21
unsalted dried hake,...
stockhorn
21
19
a primitive Scottish...
stockiest
20
16
STOCKY, having a sho...
stockinet
19
17
an elastic knitted f...
stockings
21
19
STOCKING, a covering...
stockists
21
16
STOCKIST, a shopkeep...
stockless
21
17
without stock [adj]
stocklist
22
17
a list of items in s...
stocklock
25
24
a lock with a wooden...
stockpile
23
20
an accumulated reser...
stockpots
22
19
STOCKPOT, a pot for...
stockroom
20
19
a room where goods a...
stocktake
20
20
to perform the count...
stocktook
20
20
STOCKTAKE, to perfor...
stockwork
24
23
(German) a mass of v...
stockyard
26
19
a large yard with pe...
stodgiest
17
12
STODGY, boring [adj]
stoically
27
16
STOICAL, indifferent...
stoicisms
21
15
STOICISM, indifferen...
stoitered
15
10
STOITER, (Scots) to...
stokehold
19
17
a ship's furnace cha...
stokehole
18
16
the area round the m...
stokesias
16
13
STOKESIA, a perennia...
stolidest
17
11
STOLID, impassive, u...
stolidity
24
13
impassivity [n STOLI...
stolonate
14
11
having a stolon [adj...
stolports
19
13
STOLPORT, an airport...
stomachal
22
18
of or pertaining to...
stomached
21
18
STOMACH, to tolerate...
stomacher
21
17
armour for the chest...
stomachic
25
20
of the stomach; prom...
stomatous
16
13
pertaining to a stom...
stomodaea
14
13
STOMODAEUM, in embry...
stomodeal
16
14
relating to the stom...
stomodeum
17
17
an embryonic oral ca...
stompiest
19
15
STOMPY, conducive to...
stoneable
16
14
carrying the penalty...
stoneboat
15
13
(US) a low sledge fo...
stonecast
17
13
the throw of a stone...
stonechat
19
15
a small bird of heat...
stonecrop
19
16
a yellow flower of r...
stonecuts
18
14
STONECUT, a print ma...
stonefish
19
15
a venomous fish of N...
stonehand
15
14
in printing, an impo...
stoneless
15
11
without a stone [adj...
stonelike
16
15
like stone [adj]
stonerags
15
12
STONERAG, a kind of...
stoneraws
17
13
STONERAW, a kind of...
stoneshot
16
12
a stone or stones us...
stonewall
19
15
of a batsman, to pla...
stoneware
16
13
a species of coarse...
stonewash
19
15
to wash with stones...
stonework
18
17
any work in stone [n...
stonewort
17
13
any plant of the Cha...
stoniness
14
11
the state of being s...
stonished
17
13
STONISH, to astonish...
stonishes
17
12
STONISH, to astonish...
stonkered
15
15
STONKER, (Australian...
stookings
17
16
STOOKING, the act of...
stoolball
20
15
a kind of game with...
stoopball
21
17
a variation of baseb...
stooshies
17
11
STOOSHIE, (Scots) fu...
stoozings
19
21
STOOZING, the practi...
stopbands
19
17
STOPBAND, a band of...
stopbanks
20
20
STOPBANK, an embankm...
stopcocks
25
22
STOPCOCK, a short pi...
stoplight
23
17
the brake light on a...
stopovers
19
16
STOPOVER, a brief st...
stoppable
22
19
that can be stopped...
stoppages
20
17
STOPPAGE, the act of...
stoppered
19
16
STOPPER, to seal wit...
stoppings
21
18
STOPPING, the action...
stoppling
22
19
STOPPLE, to stop up,...
stopwatch
26
20
an accurate watch re...
stopwords
21
16
STOPWORD, a frequent...
storables
18
13
STORABLE, something...
storecard
18
13
a charge card [n -S]
storeroom
15
12
a room in which thin...
storeship
20
14
a vessel used to car...
storewide
18
13
extending throughout...
storiated
15
10
decorated with elabo...
storiette
15
9
a short tale, also S...
stormbird
20
16
a petrel [n -S]
stormcock
24
22
a missel-thrush [n -...
stormiest
17
12
STORMY, wild, tempes...
stormings
18
15
STORMING, the act of...
stormless
18
13
without storms [adj]
stormlike
19
17
like a storm [adj]
stornelli
17
12
STORNELLO, (Italian)...
stornello
16
12
(Italian) an Italian...
storybook
24
18
a book of tales true...
storyette
21
11
a short tale, also S...
storyings
23
14
STORYING, the art of...
storyline
22
13
the main plot of a n...
stottered
15
10
STOTTER, to stagger,...
stounding
16
15
STOUND, to ache, thr...
stouriest
16
10
STOURY, (Scots) dust...
stoushies
18
12
STOUSHIE, (Scots) fu...
stoushing
19
15
STOUSH, (Australian...
stoutened
14
12
STOUTEN, to make sto...
stoutness
15
11
the state of being s...
stovaines
16
14
STOVAINE, an anaesth...
stovepipe
21
19
a man's tall cylindr...
stovetops
19
16
STOVETOP, the hob of...
stowaways
27
17
STOWAWAY, a person w...
stowdowns
21
17
STOWDOWN, the proces...
stownding
19
17
STOWND, to ache, thr...
stownlins
19
15
(Scots) by stealth,...
strabisms
20
15
STRABISM, a squint,...
straddled
17
13
STRADDLE, to bestrid...
straddler
17
12
one who straddles [n...
straddles
17
12
STRADDLE, to bestrid...
stradiots
16
10
STRADIOT, (historica...
straffing
21
18
STRAFF, (German) to...
strafings
19
15
STRAFING, the act of...
straggled
19
15
STRAGGLE, to stray [...
straggler
19
14
one who straggles [n...
straggles
19
14
STRAGGLE, to stray [...
straights
20
13
STRAIGHT, to lay out...
straiking
18
16
STRAIK, to stroke, a...
strainers
15
10
STRAINER, a utensil...
straining
16
13
the act of straining...
straitens
15
10
STRAITEN, to make st...
straitest
16
9
STRAIT, confined, ri...
straiting
17
12
STRAIT, to confine [...
stramacon
18
16
(obsolete) a downwar...
stramazon
18
22
(obsolete) a downwar...
strammels
19
16
STRAMMEL, (obsolete)...
stramping
20
18
STRAMP, (Scots) to t...
stranders
15
11
STRANDER, a machine...
stranding
16
14
STRAND, to leave in...
strangely
23
15
STRANGE, unusual or...
strangers
16
12
STRANGER, to make a...
strangest
16
12
STRANGE, unusual or...
strangled
17
14
STRANGLE, to choke t...
strangler
17
13
one who stranglers [...
strangles
17
13
STRANGLE, to choke t...
strangury
23
15
severe pain in the u...
straphang
20
17
of a passenger in a...
straphung
21
18
STRAPHANG, of a pass...
strapless
19
13
without (shoulder) s...
strapline
18
14
a subsidiary headlin...
strappado
19
16
(Italian) a form of...
strappers
20
15
STRAPPER, an apprent...
strappier
20
15
STRAPPY, having stra...
strapping
21
18
fastening with a str...
strapwort
21
15
a seaside plant of t...
stratagem
17
14
a plan for deceiving...
strategic
20
14
relating to strategy...
stratonic
18
13
of an army or armies...
stratuses
16
10
STRATUS, (Latin) a l...
strauchts
22
15
STRAUCHT, to stretch...
straughts
20
14
STRAUGHT, to stretch...
stravaged
18
16
STRAVAGE, to stroll,...
stravages
18
15
STRAVAGE, to stroll,...
stravaigs
19
15
STRAVAIG, (Scots) to...
strawiest
19
12
STRAWY, resembling s...
strawless
20
13
without straw [adj]
strawlike
21
17
like straw [adj]
strawworm
23
18
a caddice worm [n -S...
strayings
23
14
STRAYING, the act of...
strayling
24
15
a stray [n -S]
strayving
25
18
STRAYVE, (dialect) t...
streakers
16
13
STREAKER, a person w...
streakier
16
13
STREAKY, covered wit...
streakily
24
16
STREAKY, covered wit...
streaking
17
16
the practice of runn...
streambed
18
16
the bed of a stream...
streamers
16
12
STREAMER, a long nar...
streamier
16
12
STREAMY, streaming [...
streaming
17
15
of a cold, heavy and...
streamlet
17
13
a small stream [n -S...
streekers
16
13
STREEKER, one that s...
streeking
17
16
STREEK, to stretch;...
streeling
17
13
STREEL, (Irish) to t...
streetage
15
11
a toll for street fa...
streetboy
23
14
a boy who lives main...
streetcar
18
12
(US) a tramcar [n -S...
streetful
19
14
the contents of a st...
streetier
15
9
STREETY, abounding i...
streeting
16
12
STREET, to provide w...
streights
20
13
STREIGHT, (Spenser)...
streigned
16
13
STREIGNE, (obsolete)...
streignes
16
12
STREIGNE, (obsolete)...
strelitzi
21
19
STRELITZ, (Russian)...
strengths
19
14
STRENGTH, a degree o...
strenuity
22
13
strenuousness; activ...
strenuous
15
12
requiring great exer...
stressful
20
14
causing stress [adj...
stressier
16
9
STRESSY, (colloquial...
stressing
17
12
STRESS, to place emp...
stressors
16
9
STRESSOR, an agent o...
stretched
21
15
STRETCH, to draw out...
stretcher
21
14
a frame for carrying...
stretches
21
14
STRETCH, to draw out...
streusels
17
11
STREUSEL, (German) a...
strewages
19
14
STREWAGE, items disc...
strewings
20
15
STREWING, the act of...
strewment
19
16
(Shakespeare) strewi...
striating
17
12
STRIATE, to mark wit...
striation
15
10
marking with striae,...
striatums
18
13
STRIATUM, (Latin) pa...
striature
16
10
a stria, a streak [n...
strickled
22
18
STRICKLE, to shape g...
strickles
22
17
STRICKLE, to shape g...
strictest
20
12
STRICT, kept within...
striction
19
13
the act of restricti...
strictish
23
14
somewhat strict [adj...
stricture
20
13
an adverse criticism...
striddled
18
13
STRIDDLE, to straddl...
striddles
18
12
STRIDDLE, to straddl...
stridence
18
14
the quality of being...
stridency
25
16
the quality of being...
stridling
19
14
(dialect) astride [a...
strifeful
22
17
contentious; discord...
strigging
20
16
STRIG, to remove the...
strikeout
17
14
an out in baseball r...
strikings
19
16
STRIKING, the act of...
strimming
20
18
STRIM, to cut grass...
stringent
16
13
tight, binding, rigo...
stringers
17
12
STRINGER, a journali...
stringier
17
12
STRINGY, fibrous [ad...
stringily
25
15
STRINGY, fibrous [ad...
stringing
18
15
the act of stringing...
strinkled
18
16
STRINKLE, (Scots) to...
strinkles
18
15
STRINKLE, (Scots) to...
stripiest
19
12
STRIPY, marked with...
stripings
20
15
STRIPING, stripes ma...
stripling
21
16
a youth in the state...
strippers
21
15
STRIPPER, one who re...
stripping
22
18
the act of stripping...
strivings
20
16
STRIVING, the act of...
stroaming
17
15
STROAM, to wander ab...
strobilae
18
13
STROBILA, a stack of...
strobilar
19
13
of or like a strobil...
strobiles
19
13
STROBILE, a scaly sp...
strobilus
20
14
(Greek) a scaly spik...
strobings
19
15
STROBING, an unwante...
stroddled
17
13
STRODDLE, (dialect)...
stroddles
17
12
STRODDLE, (dialect)...
strodling
18
14
STRODLE, (dialect) t...
strokable
19
17
that can be stroked...
strokings
18
16
STROKING, the act of...
strollers
18
11
STROLLER, one who st...
strolling
19
14
the act of strolling...
stromatic
20
15
of the nature of or...
strongarm
17
15
to use forceful tact...
strongbox
24
22
a box for holding va...
strongest
16
12
STRONG, having great...
strongish
19
14
somewhat strong [adj...
strongman
16
16
a person who perform...
strongmen
16
16
STRONGMAN, a person...
strongyle
23
15
(Greek) a parasitic...
strongyls
24
15
STRONGYL, (Greek) a...
strontian
14
11
an oxide of the meta...
strontias
15
10
STRONTIA, an oxide o...
strontium
17
14
a metallic element o...
strophoid
20
15
a type of curve on a...
strophuli
22
16
STROPHULUS, a skin i...
stroppers
20
15
STROPPER, one who st...
stroppier
20
15
STROPPY, (colloquial...
stroppily
28
18
STROPPY, (colloquial...
stropping
21
18
STROP, to sharpen on...
strossers
16
9
(Shakespeare) trouse...
strouding
17
14
the material used fo...
stroupach
23
18
(Scots) a drink of t...
stroupans
17
14
STROUPAN, (Scots) a...
strouting
17
13
STROUT, to swell; to...
strowings
20
15
STROWING, the act of...
structure
20
14
the arrangement of p...
struggled
20
16
STRUGGLE, to strive...
struggler
20
15
one who struggles [n...
struggles
20
15
STRUGGLE, to strive...
strumatic
21
16
scrofulous; having s...
strumitis
19
13
inflammation of the...
strummels
20
17
STRUMMEL, (obsolete)...
strummers
19
16
STRUMMER, one who st...
strumming
20
19
STRUM, to play a str...
strumpets
20
16
STRUMPET, to act lik...
strunting
17
14
STRUNT, to walk with...
strutters
17
10
STRUTTER, one who st...
strutting
18
13
pompous [adj STRUTTI...
strychnia
27
17
(obsolete) strychnin...
strychnic
31
20
of or pertaining to...
stubbiest
21
16
STUBBY, short and sq...
stubblier
22
17
STUBBLY, covered wit...
stubborns
20
17
STUBBORN, to be stub...
stuccoers
22
16
STUCCOER, one who st...
stuccoing
23
19
STUCCO, to coat with...
studbooks
19
18
STUDBOOK, a record o...
studdings
18
15
STUDDING, the woodwo...
studentry
22
14
a body of students [...
studfarms
20
17
STUDFARM, a horse-br...
studhorse
18
13
a stallion kept for...
studiedly
24
15
STUDIED [adv]
studliest
18
12
STUDLY, (slang) hunk...
studworks
21
18
STUDWORK, brickwork...
stuffiest
21
16
STUFFY, badly ventil...
stuffings
22
19
STUFFING, material w...
stuffless
22
17
lacking in stuff [ad...
stuggiest
19
14
STUGGY, (dialect) th...
stumblers
21
17
STUMBLER, one who st...
stumblier
21
17
STUMBLY, apt to stum...
stumbling
22
20
STUMBLE, to trip whe...
stumpages
20
18
STUMPAGE, uncut mark...
stumpiest
20
16
STUMPY, short and sq...
stumpings
21
19
STUMPING, the act of...
stumpwork
24
23
a type of embroidery...
stunnings
16
15
STUNNING, the act of...
stunsails
17
12
STUNSAIL, a contract...
stupefied
20
17
STUPEFY, to dull the...
stupefier
20
16
something that stupe...
stupefies
20
16
STUPEFY, to dull the...
stupidest
19
14
STUPID, foolish [adj...
stupidity
26
16
the quality of being...
stuporous
18
14
in a state of stupor...
stuprated
18
14
STUPRATE, (archaic)...
stuprates
18
13
STUPRATE, (archaic)...
sturdiest
17
11
STURDY, strongly bui...
sturgeons
16
13
STURGEON, a large fi...
sturnuses
16
12
STURNUS, (Latin) any...
stuttered
16
11
STUTTER, to speak wi...
stutterer
16
10
one who stutters [n...
stylebook
25
19
a book of rules for...
styleless
24
13
without a style [adj...
styliform
27
18
shaped like a style...
stylisers
24
12
STYLISER, one who st...
stylishly
34
17
STYLISH, fashionable...
stylising
25
15
STYLISE, to make con...
stylistic
28
15
relating to style [a...
stylitism
26
15
the practice of bein...
stylizers
27
21
STYLIZER, one who st...
stylizing
28
24
STYLIZE, to make con...
stylobate
24
15
(Greek) a continuous...
stylolite
24
13
an irregular suture-...
stylopids
26
16
STYLOPID, an insect...
stylopise
25
15
to paralyse a host,...
stylopize
28
24
to paralyse a host,...
stymieing
24
17
STYMIE, to thwart, s...
stypsises
25
14
STYPSIS, (Greek) the...
styptical
29
18
astringent, also STY...
styrofoam
24
17
(tradename) a type o...
suability
26
16
liability to be sued...
suasively
25
17
SUASIVE, persuasive...
suaveness
16
15
the state of being s...
suavities
18
14
SUAVITY, the state o...
subabbots
22
19
SUBABBOT, a subordin...
subacidly
29
20
SUBACID, slightly so...
subacting
22
19
SUBACT, to subdue [v...
subaction
20
17
the act of reducing...
subadults
20
16
SUBADULT, an individ...
subaerial
18
14
in open air [adj SUB...
subagency
27
21
a subordinate agency...
subagents
18
16
SUBAGENT, a subordin...
subahdars
20
16
SUBAHDAR, (Hindi) a...
subahdary
26
18
the office of a suba...
subahship
25
20
the office of a suba...
subalpine
20
18
inhabiting the somew...
subaltern
18
15
a person holding a s...
subapical
24
20
of or pertaining to...
subarctic
25
19
the zone just below...
subastral
19
14
beneath the stars or...
subatomic
22
19
relating to particle...
subbasins
20
17
SUBBASIN, a section...
subbasses
20
16
SUBBASS, a pedal sto...
subblocks
26
24
SUBBLOCK, a subdivis...
subbranch
25
22
a subdivision of a b...
subbreeds
20
17
SUBBREED, a distingu...
subbureau
20
18
a subdivision of a b...
subcantor
20
17
a subordinate cantor...
subcastes
21
16
SUBCASTE, a subdivis...
subcaudal
22
19
situated under, or o...
subcauses
21
17
SUBCAUSE, a subordin...
subcavity
30
22
a subordinate cavity...
subcellar
23
18
a subdivision of a c...
subcenter
20
17
a subordinate center...
subcentre
20
17
a subordinate center...
subchaser
23
18
a small manoeuvrable...
subchiefs
26
21
SUBCHIEF, a subordin...
subchords
24
19
SUBCHORD, a subdivis...
subclaims
24
20
SUBCLAIM, a subdivis...
subclause
22
18
a part of a clause [...
subclerks
24
21
SUBCLERK, a subordin...
subclimax
30
27
a subordinate climax...
subcolony
27
20
a subordinate colony...
subconsul
22
19
an assistant to a co...
subcooled
21
18
SUBCOOL, to cool bel...
subcortex
27
23
a part of the cortex...
subcostae
20
16
SUBCOSTA, the vein o...
subcostal
22
17
situated below the r...
subcounty
27
20
a part of a county [...
subcrusts
23
17
SUBCRUST, a subdivis...
subdeacon
19
18
a minister of an ord...
subdealer
18
15
a dealer who buys fr...
subdepots
20
17
SUBDEPOT, a subdivis...
subdeputy
27
20
an assistant to a de...
subdermal
20
18
subcutaneous [adj SU...
subdewing
22
20
SUBDEW, to bring und...
subdivide
21
19
to divide into small...
subdolous
19
16
rather crafty [adj]
subdorsal
19
15
relating to the lowe...
subduable
21
19
able to be subdued [...
subduably
28
21
SUBDUABLE, able to b...
subducing
23
21
SUBDUCE, to take awa...
subducted
22
19
SUBDUCT, to withdraw...
subduedly
26
19
SUBDUED [adv]
subdwarfs
24
20
SUBDWARF, a small st...
subechoes
22
18
SUBECHO, an inferior...
subedited
18
15
SUBEDIT, to act as a...
subeditor
18
14
an assistant editor,...
subentire
17
14
of a leaf, with very...
subepochs
25
21
SUBEPOCH, a subdivis...
suberates
17
13
SUBERATE, a salt of...
subereous
17
14
pertaining to cork,...
suberised
18
14
SUBERISE, to convert...
suberises
18
13
SUBERISE, to convert...
suberized
21
23
SUBERIZE, to convert...
suberizes
21
22
SUBERIZE, to convert...
subfamily
29
22
a taxonomic division...
subfeuing
21
20
SUBFEU, to grant lan...
subfields
22
18
SUBFIELD, a subset o...
subfloors
21
17
SUBFLOOR, a rough fl...
subfossil
22
17
part of a fossil [n...
subframes
21
19
SUBFRAME, a frame fo...
subgenera
17
16
SUBGENUS, a subdivis...
subgenres
18
16
SUBGENRE, a subdivis...
subgrades
19
16
SUBGRADE, a surface...
subgraphs
24
20
SUBGRAPH, a graph co...
subgroups
22
19
SUBGROUP, to divide...
subhedral
21
17
showing some traces...
subhumans
21
20
SUBHUMAN, one that i...
subimagos
20
18
SUBIMAGO, a stage in...
subincise
21
17
to perform subincisi...
subinfeud
20
19
to grant by feudal t...
subitised
19
14
SUBITISE, to perceiv...
subitises
19
13
SUBITISE, to perceiv...
subitized
22
23
SUBITIZE, to perceiv...
subitizes
22
22
SUBITIZE, to perceiv...
subjacent
22
26
lying under or below...
subjected
23
26
SUBJECT, to cause to...
subjoined
19
24
SUBJOIN, to add at t...
subjugate
21
25
to bring under the y...
sublating
20
17
SUBLATE, to deny; to...
sublation
18
15
the act of taking or...
subleased
18
15
SUBLEASE, to rent le...
subleases
18
14
SUBLEASE, to rent le...
sublessee
18
14
a holder of a sublea...
sublessor
19
14
a person who grants...
sublethal
22
17
not quite fatal [adj...
subletter
19
14
one who sublets [n -...
sublevels
22
19
SUBLEVEL, a lower le...
sublimate
20
17
to cause to pass dir...
sublimely
28
20
SUBLIME, lofty [adv]
sublimers
21
17
SUBLIMER, one who su...
sublimest
21
17
SUBLIME, lofty [adj]
subliming
22
20
the act of subliming...
sublimise
21
17
to make sublime, als...
sublimits
22
17
SUBLIMIT, a limit wi...
sublimity
28
19
the quality of being...
sublimize
24
26
to make sublime, als...
sublinear
18
15
under the line; near...
sublunary
25
18
under the moon, terr...
sublunate
18
16
approaching the form...
subluxate
25
22
to partially disloca...
submarine
18
17
a submersible vessel...
submarket
20
20
a subordinate market...
submatrix
26
23
part of a matrix [n...
submental
19
18
situated under the c...
submentum
20
21
part of an insect's...
submerged
20
19
SUBMERGE, to place b...
submerges
20
18
SUBMERGE, to place b...
submersed
19
17
SUBMERSE, to place b...
submerses
19
16
SUBMERSE, to place b...
submicron
22
20
a particle visible b...
submissly
28
19
SUBMISS, (archaic) s...
submittal
21
17
the act of submittin...
submitted
20
17
SUBMIT, to yield to...
submitter
20
16
one who submits [n -...
submucosa
22
20
the connective tissu...
submucous
23
21
situated under a muc...
subneural
18
16
situated beneath a m...
subniches
23
19
SUBNICHE, a subdivis...
subniveal
20
19
under snow, also SUB...
subnivean
18
19
under snow, also SUB...
subnormal
19
18
below normal [adj SU...
subnuclei
22
19
SUBNUCLEUS, a second...
suboctave
22
20
the octave below [n...
subocular
22
18
situated under, or o...
suboffice
25
22
part of an office [n...
suborders
18
14
SUBORDER, a category...
suborners
17
14
SUBORNER, one who su...
suborning
18
17
SUBORN, to induce to...
suboscine
20
17
a member of a certai...
suboxides
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SUBOXIDE, an oxide c...
subpanels
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SUBPANEL, a subdivis...
subpenaed
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SUBPENA, to summon w...
subperiod
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part of a period [n...
subphases
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SUBPHASE, a subdivis...
subphylar
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relating to a subphy...
subphylum
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(Latin) the taxonomi...
subpoenas
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SUBPOENA, to summon...
subpotent
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of drugs, less poten...
subprimes
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SUBPRIME, a loan mad...
subpriors
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SUBPRIOR, the vicege...
subregion
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part of a region [n...
subrented
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SUBRENT, to sublet o...
subrogate
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to substitute for an...
subsacral
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situated under, or o...
subsample
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a part of a sample [...
subscales
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SUBSCALE, a subdivis...
subschema
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part of a schema [n...
subscribe
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to write underneath,...
subscript
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a number or letter w...
subsecive
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remaining over; spar...
subsector
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part of a sector [n...
subsellia
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SUBSELLIUM, one of t...
subsenses
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SUBSENSE, a subdivis...
subseries
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a subdivision of a s...
subserved
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SUBSERVE, to help fo...
subserves
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SUBSERVE, to help fo...
subshafts
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SUBSHAFT, a shaft th...
subshells
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SUBSHELL, one of the...
subshrubs
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SUBSHRUB, a low shru...
subsiders
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SUBSIDER, something...
subsidies
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SUBSIDY, a grant or...
subsiding
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SUBSIDE, to sink to...
subsidise
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to furnish with a su...
subsidize
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to furnish with a su...
subsisted
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SUBSIST, to continue...
subsister
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one who subsists [n...
subsizars
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SUBSIZAR, a student...
subskills
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SUBSKILL, a subordin...
subsocial
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tending to associate...
subsoiled
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SUBSOIL, to plow the...
subsoiler
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a plough for subsoil...
subspaces
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SUBSPACE, a subset o...
substages
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SUBSTAGE, a part of...
substance
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something in which q...
substates
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SUBSTATE, a subdivis...
substract
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to subtract; to with...
substrata
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SUBSTRATUM, that whi...
substrate
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a substratum, also S...
substruct
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to build beneath; to...
substylar
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pertaining to a subs...
substyles
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SUBSTYLE, the straig...
subsultus
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(Latin) a convulsive...
subsuming
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SUBSUME, to classify...
subsystem
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part of a system [n...
subtaxons
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SUBTAXON, a subdivis...
subtenant
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one who rents a tene...
subtended
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SUBTEND, to extend u...
subtenses
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SUBTENSE, a line sub...
subtenure
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tenure held under so...
subthemes
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SUBTHEME, a subordin...
subtilely
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SUBTILE, (archaic) s...
subtilest
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SUBTIL, (archaic) su...
subtilins
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SUBTILIN, an antibio...
subtilise
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to make subtle; now...
subtility
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subtlety, also SUBTI...
subtilize
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to make subtle; now...
subtitled
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SUBTITLE, to give a...
subtitles
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SUBTITLE, to give a...
subtonics
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SUBTONIC, the sevent...
subtopian
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of or like subtopia,...
subtopias
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SUBTOPIA, the suburb...
subtopics
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SUBTOPIC, a secondar...
subtorrid
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nearly torrid [adj]
subtotals
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SUBTOTAL, to total a...
subtracts
22
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SUBTRACT, to take aw...
subtrades
18
14
SUBTRADE, in the con...
subtrends
18
15
SUBTREND, a subordin...
subtribes
21
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SUBTRIBE, a subdivis...
subtropic
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relating to the area...
subtruded
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SUBTRUDE, to push in...
subtrudes
19
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SUBTRUDE, to push in...
subtunics
22
18
SUBTUNIC, a tunic wo...
subuculas
23
19
SUBUCULA, (Latin) in...
suburbans
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SUBURBAN, one who li...
suburbias
21
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SUBURBIA, the suburb...
subursine
18
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almost like a bear [...
subvassal
21
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the vassal of a vass...
subvening
20
21
SUBVENE, to arrive o...
subversal
21
18
the act of subvertin...
subversed
20
18
SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverses
20
17
SUBVERSE, to overthr...
subverted
20
18
SUBVERT, to destroy...
subverter
20
17
one who, or that whi...
subvicars
24
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SUBVICAR, a subordin...
subvisual
22
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below the threshold...
subwarden
20
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a subordinate warden...
subwaying
28
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SUBWAY, to travel by...
subwoofer
22
19
part of a sound syst...
subworlds
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18
SUBWORLD, a subdivis...
subwriter
22
16
one who writes under...
succedent
21
18
a person or thing th...
succeeded
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18
SUCCEED, to accompli...
succeeder
21
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a successor [n -S]
succentor
21
17
a bass soloist in a...
successes
22
16
SUCCESS, the attainm...
successor
22
16
one who succeeds, co...
succinate
21
17
a salt of succinic a...
succinite
22
17
amber, esp. a variet...
succinyls
30
20
SUCCINYL, the radica...
succorers
22
16
SUCCORER, one who su...
succories
22
16
SUCCORY, chicory [n]
succoring
23
19
SUCCOR, to go to the...
succotash
24
18
(Native American) a...
succoured
22
18
SUCCOUR, to go to th...
succourer
22
17
one who succours, al...
succubine
24
21
of or pertaining to...
succubous
25
21
having the lower lea...
succulent
23
19
juicy, sappy [adj SU...
succumbed
26
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SUCCUMB, to yield to...
succumber
26
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one who succumbs [n...
succursal
24
18
subsidiary [adj] / a...
succussed
23
18
SUCCUSS, to shake vi...
succusses
23
17
SUCCUSS, to shake vi...
suckeners
19
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SUCKENER, a tenant u...
suckering
21
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SUCKER, to strip off...
suckholed
23
21
SUCKHOLE, (Australia...
suckholes
23
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SUCKHOLE [n]
sucklings
23
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SUCKLING, a young ma...
sucralose
19
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an artificial sweete...
suctional
19
15
as in suctional stop...
suctioned
18
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SUCTION, to remove b...
suctorial
20
14
designed for sucking...
suctorian
18
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a cartilaginous fish...
sucurujus
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SUCURUJU, a South Am...
sudaminal
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relating to sudamina...
sudations
15
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SUDATION, excessive...
sudatoria
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SUDATORIUM, (Latin)...
sudorific
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inducing sweating [a...
suedettes
15
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SUEDETTE, a fabric m...
suettiest
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SUETTY, resembling s...
sufferers
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SUFFERER, one who su...
suffering
21
19
feeling pain or dist...
sufficers
24
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SUFFICER, one who su...
sufficing
25
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SUFFICE, to be adequ...
suffixing
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SUFFIX, to add to th...
suffixion
26
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the act of suffixing...
sufflated
21
18
SUFFLATE, (archaic)...
sufflates
21
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SUFFLATE, (archaic)...
suffocate
22
19
to kill by depriving...
suffragan
20
19
an assistant bishop;...
suffrages
21
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SUFFRAGE, the right...
suffusing
22
20
SUFFUSE, to spread t...
suffusion
20
18
the act of suffusing...
suffusive
23
21
relating to suffusio...
sugarally
25
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(Scots) liquorice, a...
sugarbush
22
18
an area covered in s...
sugarcane
18
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a tall woody grass o...
sugarcoat
19
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to coat with sugar;...
sugariest
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SUGARY, containing s...
sugarings
18
15
SUGARING, sweetening...
sugarless
18
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without sugar; free...
sugarlike
19
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like sugar [adj]
sugarloaf
19
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a loaf or hard mass...
sugarplum
22
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a kind of candy or s...
suggested
18
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SUGGEST, to put forw...
suggester
18
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one who suggests [n...
suiciding
21
17
SUICIDE, to kill one...
suitcases
19
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SUITCASE, a piece of...
suitoring
17
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SUITOR, (archaic) to...
suivantes
17
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SUIVANTE, (French) a...
sukiyakis
25
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SUKIYAKI, (Japanese)...
sulcalise
21
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to furrow, also SULC...
sulcalize
24
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to furrow, also SULC...
sulcation
19
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a channel or furrow...
sulfatase
18
14
any of various ester...
sulfating
20
17
SULFATE, to treat wi...
sulfation
18
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the act of forming a...
sulfinyls
27
18
SULFINYL, the bivale...
sulfonate
17
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a salt of sulphonic...
sulfonium
20
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the positively charg...
sulfonyls
26
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SULFONYL, a bivalent...
sulfoxide
25
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any of a class of ca...
sulfurate
19
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to combine with sulf...
sulfurets
20
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SULFURET, to treat w...
sulfuring
21
18
SULFUR, to treat wit...
sulfurise
20
15
to combine or impreg...
sulfurize
23
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to combine or impreg...
sulfurous
20
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containing sulphur i...
sulfuryls
28
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SULFURYL, a bivalent...
sulkiness
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the state of being s...
sullenest
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SULLEN, showing broo...
sulliable
21
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that can be sullied...
sulphated
21
17
SULPHATE, to treat w...
sulphates
21
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SULPHATE, to treat w...
sulphatic
25
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pertaining to a salt...
sulphides
22
17
SULPHIDE, a sulfur c...
sulphinyl
29
20
the bivalent chemica...
sulphites
22
16
SULPHITE, a salt of...
sulphitic
26
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pertaining to sulfit...
sulphones
20
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SULPHONE, a sulfur c...
sulphonic
24
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relating to a sulpho...
sulphonyl
28
20
a particular chemica...
sulphured
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SULPHUR, to treat wi...
sulphuret
22
17
to treat with sulfur...
sulphuric
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pertaining to sulfur...
sulphuryl
30
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a particular chemica...
sultanate
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the rule or dominion...
sultaness
16
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a female sultan [n -...
sultriest
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SULTRY, humid and op...
summaries
18
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SUMMARY, a condensat...
summarily
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SUMMARY [adv]
summarise
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to make a summary of...
summarist
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one who summarized [...
summarize
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to make a summary of...
summating
19
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SUMMATE, to add toge...
summation
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the act of summing [...
summative
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relating to summatio...
summerier
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SUMMERY, characteris...
summering
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passing the summer [...
summerset
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a leap in which a pe...
summiteer
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a participant in sum...
summiting
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SUMMIT, to take part...
summoners
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SUMMONER, one who su...
summoning
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SUMMON, to order to...
summonsed
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SUMMONS, to summon w...
summonses
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SUMMONS, to summon w...
sumotoris
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SUMOTORI, (Japanese)...
sumpitans
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SUMPITAN, (Malay) a...
sumpsimus
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(Latin) a correct ex...
sumptuary
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relating to or regul...
sumptuous
20
18
luxurious [adj SUMPT...
sumpweeds
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SUMPWEED, a marsh pl...
sunbaking
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sunbathed
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SUNBATHE, to take a...
sunbather
19
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one who sunbathes [n...
sunbathes
19
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SUNBATHE, to take a...
sunbeamed
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with sunbeams [adj]
sunbeaten
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continually exposed...
sunblinds
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SUNBLIND, a blind to...
sunblocks
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SUNBLOCK, a lotion t...
sunbonnet
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a bonnet worn by wom...
sunbright
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18
bright as the sun [a...
sunburned
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SUNBURN, to burn by...
sunbursts
19
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SUNBURST, a burst of...
sunchokes
21
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SUNCHOKE, a type of...
sunderers
15
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SUNDERER, one who su...
sundering
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the act of sundering...
sundowned
17
17
SUNDOWN, to arrive a...
sundowner
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(Australian slang) a...
sunfishes
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SUNFISH, a marine fi...
sunflower
21
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a composite plant wi...
sungazers
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SUNGAZER, an African...
sungazing
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the practice of star...
sungrebes
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SUNGREBE, the finfoo...
sunlessly
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SUNLESS, without sun...
sunlights
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SUNLIGHT, the light...
sunniness
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the state of being s...
sunrising
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the rising or first...
sunscalds
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SUNSCALD, an injury...
sunscreen
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a cream preventing s...
sunseeker
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one who seeks the su...
sunshades
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SUNSHADE, an umbrell...
sunshines
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SUNSHINE, the light...
sunstones
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SUNSTONE, a variety...
sunstroke
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a medical condition...
sunstruck
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affected with sunstr...
suntanned
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SUNTAN, to tan in th...
superable
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capable of being ove...
superably
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SUPERABLE, capable o...
superadds
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SUPERADD, to add fur...
superated
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SUPERATE, (obsolete)...
superates
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SUPERATE, (obsolete)...
superatom
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a cluster of atoms b...
superbank
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a very large bank [n...
superbest
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SUPERB, of excellent...
superbike
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a high-powered motor...
superbity
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haughtiness, arrogan...
superbold
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very bold [adj]
superbomb
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a very big bomb [n -...
superbrat
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a very brattish chil...
superbugs
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SUPERBUG, a bacteriu...
supercars
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SUPERCAR, a very big...
supercede
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17
to take the place of...
supercell
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an unusually large s...
superchic
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very chic [adj]
supercity
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a very big city [n S...
superclub
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a very big club [n -...
supercoil
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a complex coil forme...
supercold
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cryogenic [adj]
supercool
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to cool a liquid bel...
supercops
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SUPERCOP, a superior...
supercows
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SUPERCOW, a dairy co...
supercute
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very cute [adj]
superegos
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SUPEREGO, a part of...
superette
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a small local superm...
superfans
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SUPERFAN, an exceedi...
superfarm
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19
a very big farm [n -...
superfast
20
16
very fast [adj]
superfine
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very fine, or most f...
superfirm
22
19
a large firm [n -S]
superflux
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(Shakespeare) superf...
superfood
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17
a food with high phy...
superfund
20
19
a superior fund [n -...
superfuse
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17
to pour over [v SUPE...
supergene
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a group of closely l...
superglue
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to glue with a power...
supergood
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very good [adj]
superguns
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SUPERGUN, a very lar...
superheat
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15
the state of being s...
superhero
19
15
any of various comic...
superhets
20
15
SUPERHET, a superhet...
superhigh
24
19
extremely high [adj]
superhits
21
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SUPERHIT, something...
superhive
22
19
a removable upper pa...
superhype
28
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to subject to an exc...
superiors
18
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SUPERIOR, one who is...
superjets
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SUPERJET, a type of...
superjock
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a very good athlete...
superlain
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SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
superlies
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SUPERLIE, to lie abo...
superload
18
15
a variable weight on...
superlong
19
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extremely long [adj]
superloos
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SUPERLOO, a self-cle...
supermale
19
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an excessively macho...
supermart
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16
a big supermarket [n...
supermind
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a more than human in...
supermini
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a small car with a g...
supermoms
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SUPERMOM, a superior...
supermoto
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a form of motorcycle...
supernate
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to float on a surfac...
supernova
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(Latin) a very brill...
superpimp
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a pimp controlling o...
superplus
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(obsolete) a surplus...
superport
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a superior port [n -...
superpose
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to place above or on...
superpros
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SUPERPRO, a superior...
superrace
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a race that dominate...
superreal
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excessively real [ad...
superrich
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18
very rich [adj]
superroad
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a superior road [n -...
supersafe
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very safe [adj]
supersale
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a big sale [n -S]
supersalt
19
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an acid salt [n -S]
supersaur
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a very large dinosau...
supersede
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to take the place of...
supersell
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to sell in exception...
supershow
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an exceptional show...
supersize
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in a very large size...
supersoft
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very soft [adj]
supersold
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SUPERSELL, to sell i...
superstar
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an extremely popular...
superstud
19
15
an exceptionally vir...
superthin
20
16
very thin [adj]
supertram
19
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a very superior tram...
superuser
18
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in computing, a spec...
supervene
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to come in addition,...
supervise
20
17
to oversee, superint...
superwaif
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an extremely thin an...
superwave
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20
a exceptionally larg...
superweed
20
17
a hybrid plant that...
superwide
21
17
a very wide camera l...
superwife
23
19
an exceptional wife...
supinated
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SUPINATE, to turn so...
supinates
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SUPINATE, to turn so...
supinator
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14
a muscle which produ...
suppering
21
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SUPPER, to supply wi...
supplants
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SUPPLANT, to take th...
supplials
23
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SUPPLIAL, the act of...
suppliant
21
18
(Shakespeare) suppli...
supplicat
25
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in English universit...
suppliers
22
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SUPPLIER, one that s...
supplying
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SUPPLY, to provide w...
supported
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SUPPORT, to hold up...
supporter
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a figure in heraldry...
supposals
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SUPPOSAL, something...
supposers
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SUPPOSER, one who su...
supposing
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the act of supposing...
suppurate
20
17
to discharge pus [v...
supremacy
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the state of being s...
supremely
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SUPREME, highest, gr...
supremest
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SUPREME, highest, gr...
supremity
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supremacy [n SUPREMI...
supremums
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surbahars
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surbating
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SURBATE, to make foo...
surbedded
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SURBED, (obsolete) t...
surceased
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SURCEASE, to stop or...
surceases
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SURCEASE, to stop or...
surcharge
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an additional charge...
surcingle
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a girth or strap for...
surculose
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having or producing...
surdities
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SURDITY, deafness [n...
suretying
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SURETY, (Shakespeare...
surfacers
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SURFACER, a form of...
surfacing
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the act of surfacing...
surfbirds
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SURFBIRD, an America...
surfboard
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a long narrow board...
surfboats
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SURFBOAT, a strong r...
surfeited
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SURFEIT, to indulge...
surfeiter
18
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one who surfeits [n...
surficial
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superficial, found o...
surfperch
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a Western American f...
surfrider
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one who engages in s...
surfrides
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SURFRIDE, to ride on...
surgeless
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free from surges; sm...
surgeoncy
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the office or employ...
surgeries
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SURGERY, the treatme...
suricates
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SURICATE, (Dutch) a...
surliness
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the state of being s...
surmaster
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(archaic) the second...
surmisals
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SURMISAL, a guess [n...
surmisers
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SURMISER, one who su...
surmising
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the act of surmising...
surmounts
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SURMOUNT, to get ove...
surmullet
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a fish much esteemed...
surnamers
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SURNAMER, one who al...
surnaming
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SURNAME, to give the...
surpassed
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SURPASS, to go beyon...
surpasser
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one who surpasses [n...
surpasses
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SURPASS, to go beyon...
surpliced
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wearing a surplice [...
surplices
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SURPLICE, a loose-fi...
surplused
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SURPLUS, to be in ex...
surpluses
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SURPLUS, an excess [...
surprints
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SURPRINT, to print o...
surprisal
20
14
an act of surprising...
surprised
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SURPRISE, to come up...
surpriser
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13
one who surprises [n...
surprises
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13
SURPRISE, to come up...
surprized
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SURPRIZE, to come up...
surprizes
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SURPRIZE, to come up...
surquedry
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(obsolete) arrogance...
surreally
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SURREAL, of or relat...
surrebuts
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SURREBUT, to reply t...
surreined
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of a horse, overridd...
surrejoin
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to reply, as a plain...
surrender
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12
to yield, give up [v...
surrendry
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14
(obsolete) a surrend...
surrogacy
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the state of being a...
surrogate
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a substitute; a depu...
surrounds
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SURROUND, to encompa...
surroyals
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SURROYAL, the topmos...
surtaxing
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SURTAX, to assess wi...
surtitles
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SURTITLE, a translat...
surucucus
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SURUCUCU, a South Am...
surveiled
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SURVEIL, to watch cl...
surveille
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to observe, keep und...
surveyals
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SURVEYAL, a close ex...
surveying
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the act of surveying...
surveyors
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SURVEYOR, one who su...
surviewed
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SURVIEW, to survey,...
survivals
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SURVIVAL, a living o...
survivers
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SURVIVER, one that s...
surviving
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SURVIVE, to remain i...
survivors
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SURVIVOR, one that s...
susceptor
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(obsolete) a sponsor...
suscitate
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to excite; to rouse...
suspected
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SUSPECT, to think gu...
suspecter
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one who suspects [n...
suspended
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SUSPEND, to stop for...
suspender
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a strap to support a...
suspenser
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something, e.g. a fi...
suspenses
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SUSPENSE, a state of...
suspensor
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a suspensory ligamen...
suspicion
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the act of suspectin...
suspiring
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SUSPIRE, to sigh [v]
sustained
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SUSTAIN, to maintain...
sustainer
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one who sustains [n...
sustinent
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sustaining [adj]
susurrant
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whispering [adj]
susurrate
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to whisper [v SUSURR...
susurrous
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full of whispering s...
sutleries
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SUTLERY, a camp hawk...
sutteeism
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the Indian practice...
suttletie
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(Milton) subtlety, a...
suturally
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SUTURAL, pertaining...
suzerains
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SUZERAIN, a feudal l...
svastikas
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SVASTIKA, (Sanskrit)...
svedbergs
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SVEDBERG, (Swedish)...
swaddlers
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SWADDLER, a term of...
swaddling
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SWADDLE, to wrap in...
swaggered
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SWAGGER, to walk wit...
swaggerer
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one who swaggers [n...
swagshops
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SWAGSHOP, a place wh...
swainings
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SWAINING, love-makin...
swallowed
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SWALLOW, to take int...
swallower
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one who swallows [n...
swampiest
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SWAMPY, like a swamp...
swampland
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swamp country [n -S]
swampless
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without a swamp [adj...
swanherds
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SWANHERD, one who te...
swankiest
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SWANKY, ostentatious...
swankpots
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SWANKPOT, one who sh...
swanniest
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SWANNY, swanlike [ad...
swannings
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SWANNING, the act of...
swansdown
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heavy napped cotton...
swanskins
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SWANSKIN, a soft nap...
swansongs
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SWANSONG, the fabled...
swapfiles
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SWAPFILE, a computer...
swappings
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SWAPPING, the act of...
swaptions
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SWAPTION, a swap opt...
swarajism
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the policy of Indian...
swarajist
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one who adhered to s...
swardiest
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SWARDY, covered with...
swarmings
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SWARMING, the act of...
swarthier
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SWARTHY, having a da...
swarthily
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SWARTHY, having a da...
swartness
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the state of being s...
swashiest
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SWASHY, slushy [adj]
swashings
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SWASHING, the act of...
swashwork
25
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a woodturner's work...
swasticas
22
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SWASTICA, (Sanskrit)...
swastikas
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SWASTIKA, (Sanskrit)...
swathable
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that can be swathed,...
swathiest
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SWATHY, in swathes [...
swattered
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SWATTER, to splash o...
swattiest
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SWATTY, given to har...
swattings
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SWATTING, the act of...
swaybacks
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SWAYBACK, an abnorma...
swaylings
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SWAYLING, a scorchin...
swealings
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SWEALING, a melting...
sweariest
18
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SWEARY, relating to,...
swearings
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SWEARING, the act of...
swearword
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an expletive [n -S]
sweatband
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an absorbent wristle...
sweatered
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wearing a sweater [a...
sweatiest
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SWEATY, covered with...
sweatings
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SWEATING, the act of...
sweatless
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without sweat [adj]
sweatshop
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a factory or shop us...
sweatsuit
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a loose-fitting suit...
sweepback
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the angle at which a...
sweepiest
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SWEEPY, of wide rang...
sweepings
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SWEEPING, the act of...
sweetcorn
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a sweet variety of m...
sweetened
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SWEETEN, to make swe...
sweetener
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a substance that swe...
sweetfish
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the ayu, a small edi...
sweetings
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SWEETING, a sweet ap...
sweetlips
22
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SWEETLIP, an Austral...
sweetmeal
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of biscuits, made of...
sweetmeat
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any concoction made...
sweetness
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the state of being s...
sweetshop
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a shop that sells sw...
sweetsops
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SWEETSOP, a tropical...
sweetveld
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in South Africa, a t...
sweetwood
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a South American lau...
sweirness
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(Scots) sloth [n -ES...
swelchies
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SWELCHIE, in the Ork...
swelldoms
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SWELLDOM, the fashio...
swellfish
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a fish, the puffer f...
swellhead
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a conceited person [...
swellings
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SWELLING, something...
sweltered
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SWELTER, to suffer f...
sweltrier
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SWELTRY, oppressivel...
sweptback
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of an aircraft, with...
sweptwing
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with sweptback wings...
swervable
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capable of being swe...
swervings
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SWERVING, the act of...
swiftlets
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SWIFTLET, a cave-dwe...
swiftness
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the state of being s...
swillings
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SWILLING, the act of...
swimmable
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that can be swum [ad...
swimmeret
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a crustacean's abdom...
swimmiest
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SWIMMY, blurred, swi...
swimmings
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SWIMMING, the act of...
swimsuits
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SWIMSUIT, a bathing...
swimwears
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SWIMWEAR, garments m...
swindging
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SWINDGE, (Shakespear...
swindlers
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SWINDLER, one who sw...
swindling
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the act of swindling...
swineherd
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(archaic) one who lo...
swinehood
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the state of being a...
swinelike
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like a swine [adj]
swineries
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SWINERY, a place whe...
swingarms
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SWINGARM, the part o...
swingbeat
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a type of dance musi...
swingbins
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SWINGBIN, a rubbish...
swingboat
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a boat-shaped swingi...
swingeing
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SWINGE, to beat, cha...
swingiest
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SWINGY, having swing...
swingings
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SWINGING, the practi...
swingisms
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SWINGISM, the ideas...
swingling
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the act of swingling...
swingtail
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as in swingtail carg...
swingtree
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the crosspiece of a...
swinishly
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SWINISH, resembling...
swirliest
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SWIRLY, swirling [ad...
swishiest
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SWISHY, swishing [ad...
swishings
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SWISHING, the act of...
swissings
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SWISSING, ordinary c...
switchels
26
18
SWITCHEL, (US) a dri...
switchers
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SWITCHER, one who sw...
switchier
25
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SWITCHY, full of swi...
switching
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a beating with a fle...
switchman
25
21
a pointsman [n SWITC...
switchmen
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21
SWITCHMAN, a pointsm...
swithered
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SWITHER, (Scots) to...
swiveling
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SWIVEL, to turn on a...
swivelled
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SWIVEL, to turn on a...
swizzlers
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SWIZZLER, one that s...
swizzling
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SWIZZLE, to defraud,...
swoffings
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SWOFFING, the sport...
swollenly
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SWOLLEN [adv]
swooniest
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SWOONY, languid, daz...
swoonings
18
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SWOONING, the act of...
swoopiest
20
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SWOOPY, having sweep...
swooshing
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SWOOSH, to make a no...
swoppings
24
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SWOPPING, the act of...
swordbill
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a kind of South Amer...
swordfish
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a large fish with up...
swordless
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without a sword [adj...
swordlike
21
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like a sword [adj]
swordplay
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fighting with swords...
swordsman
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one who wields a swo...
swordsmen
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SWORDSMAN, one who w...
swordtail
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a small Central Amer...
swottiest
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SWOTTY, given to har...
swottings
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SWOTTING, the act of...
swounding
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SWOUND, to faint, al...
sybarites
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SYBARITE, a person d...
sybaritic
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like a sybarite, dev...
sybotisms
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SYBOTISM, the study...
sycamines
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SYCAMINE, the mulber...
sycamores
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SYCAMORE, the great...
sycomores
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SYCOMORE, a kind of...
sycophant
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one who attempts to...
syllabary
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a system of writing...
syllabics
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SYLLABIC, a syllabic...
syllabify
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to divide into sylla...
syllabise
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to form or divide in...
syllabism
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use of a writing sys...
syllabize
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to form or divide in...
syllabled
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SYLLABLE, to pronoun...
syllables
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SYLLABLE, to pronoun...
syllabubs
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SYLLABUB, a frothy d...
syllepses
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SYLLEPSIS, (Greek) a...
syllepsis
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(Greek) a constructi...
sylleptic
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relating to syllepsi...
syllogise
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to reason by syllogi...
syllogism
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an argument in which...
syllogist
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one who reasons by s...
syllogize
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to reason by syllogi...
sylphides
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SYLPHIDE, a young sy...
sylphiest
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SYLPHY, like a sylph...
sylphlike
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like a sylph [adj]
sylvaners
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SYLVANER, (German) a...
sylvanite
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a monoclinic telluri...
sylvinite
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a rock composed of s...
symbionts
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SYMBIONT, an organis...
symbioses
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SYMBIOSIS, a relatio...
symbiosis
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a relationship of mu...
symbiotes
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SYMBIOTE, an organis...
symbiotic
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relating to symbiosi...
symbolics
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the branch of knowle...
symboling
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SYMBOL, to serve as...
symbolise
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to be symbolic of, a...
symbolism
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the use of symbols i...
symbolist
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a practitioner of sy...
symbolize
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to be symbolic of, a...
symbolled
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SYMBOL, to serve as...
symbology
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the study of symbols...
symitares
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SYMITARE, a curved o...
symmetral
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of symmetry [adj]
symmetric
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having symmetry, als...
sympathin
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a substance secreted...
sympatico
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(Italian) of like mi...
sympatric
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pertaining to specie...
sympetaly
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of petals, being uni...
symphiles
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SYMPHILE, an animal...
symphonic
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relating to a sympho...
symphyses
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SYMPHYSIS, the union...
symphysis
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the union or growing...
symphytic
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relating to symphysi...
symplasts
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SYMPLAST, the contin...
symploces
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SYMPLOCE, the repeti...
sympodial
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relating to a sympod...
sympodium
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a stem involved in s...
symposiac
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pertaining to a symp...
symposial
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pertaining to a symp...
symposium
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a conference [n SYMP...
symptoses
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SYMPTOSIS, emaciatio...
symptosis
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emaciation [n SYMPTO...
symptotic
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relating to symptosi...
synagogal
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relating to a synago...
synagogue
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(Greek) a Jewish chu...
synalepha
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the melting of a fin...
synandria
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SYNANDRIUM, a mass o...
synangium
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a cluster of sporang...
synanthic
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showing synanthy, th...
synapheas
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SYNAPHEA, a metrical...
synapheia
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metrical continuity...
synapsids
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SYNAPSID, one of a g...
synapsing
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SYNAPSE, to come tog...
synaptase
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emulsin, the white m...
synaxaria
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SYNAXARION, a lectio...
synbiotic
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a substance that con...
synchrony
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simultaneity [n SYNC...
synchyses
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SYNCHYSIS, a confuse...
synchysis
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a confused arrangeme...
synclinal
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of or like a synclin...
synclines
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SYNCLINE, a type of...
syncopate
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to shorten a word by...
syncoptic
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of or showing syncop...
syncretic
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combining different...
syncytial
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relating to a syncyt...
syncytium
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a multinucleate cell...
syndactyl
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with digits joined t...
syndetons
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SYNDETON, in grammar...
syndicate
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a combination of peo...
syndromes
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SYNDROME, a group of...
syndromic
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of or like a syndrom...
synechias
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SYNECHIA, an abnorma...
synecious
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having male and fema...
synectics
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the study of the pro...
synedrial
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of or like a synedri...
synedrion
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an ancient rabbinica...
synedrium
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an ancient rabbinica...
synereses
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SYNERESIS, the runni...
syneresis
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the running together...
synergias
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SYNERGIA, combined a...
synergids
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SYNERGID, a cell fou...
synergies
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SYNERGY, combined ac...
synergise
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to act as a synergis...
synergism
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the belief that huma...
synergist
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a substance which in...
synergize
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to act as a synergis...
synesises
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SYNESIS, a construct...
syngamies
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SYNGAMY, the union o...
syngamous
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relating to syngamy,...
syngasses
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SYNGAS, a mixture of...
syngeneic
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genetically similar...
syngraphs
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SYNGRAPH, a contract...
synizeses
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SYNIZESIS, a stage o...
synizesis
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a stage of meiosis i...
synkaryon
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the nucleus of a fer...
synodical
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enacted or made by o...
synodsman
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a member of a synod,...
synodsmen
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SYNODSMAN, a member...
synoecete
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a guest tolerated wi...
synoecise
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to unite in one comm...
synoecism
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association of speci...
synoecize
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to unite in one comm...
synoekete
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a guest tolerated wi...
synoicous
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having antheridia an...
synonymes
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SYNONYME, a word hav...
synonymic
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like a synonym, also...
synopsise
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to make a synopsis o...
synopsize
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to make a synopsis o...
synoptics
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SYNOPTIC, one of the...
synoptist
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one of the writers o...
synovitic
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relating to synoviti...
synovitis
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inflammation of a sy...
syntactic
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relating to syntax,...
syntagmas
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SYNTAGMA, a syntacti...
syntagmic
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relating to a syntag...
syntectic
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(obsolete) pertainin...
syntenies
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SYNTENY, the presenc...
synthases
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SYNTHASE, an enzyme...
syntheses
23
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SYNTHESIS, a putting...
synthesis
24
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a putting together [...
synthetic
27
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artificially produce...
synthpops
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SYNTHPOP, popular mu...
synthroni
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SYNTHRONUS, the seat...
syntonies
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SYNTONY, the tuning...
syntonins
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SYNTONIN, a substanc...
syntonise
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to adjust to agree i...
syntonize
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to adjust to agree i...
syntonous
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pertaining to synton...
syphering
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joining boards edge...
syphilise
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to inoculate or infe...
syphilize
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to inoculate or infe...
syphiloid
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like syphilis [adj]
syphiloma
28
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a syphilitic tumour...
syphoning
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SYPHON, to draw off...
syringeal
23
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of, pertaining to, o...
syringing
24
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SYRINGE, to treat wi...
syrphians
26
17
SYRPHIAN, a wasplike...
syrupiest
25
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SYRUPY, like syrup,...
syruplike
27
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like syrup [adj]
sysadmins
23
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SYSADMIN, a computer...
syssitias
23
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SYSSITIA, (Greek) th...
systaltic
27
15
of the nature of con...
systemics
27
17
SYSTEMIC, something...
systemise
23
14
to reduce to a syste...
systemize
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to reduce to a syste...
syzygetic
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relating to a syzygy...
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