New words with 8 letters or fewer in the OWL2

New words with 8 letters or fewer in the OWL2: Compiled from Michael Thelen's Zyzzyva page which references the NSA list and Carol Ravichandran's wonderful time-tested LeXpert program.

Note that the NSA list does not include the following new "expurgated" words with 8 letters or fewer: BOFFED, BOFFING, BOINK, BOINKED, BOINKING, BOINKS, BOODIES, BOODY, BUBBA, BUBBAS, BULLDYKE, BULLSHAT, COJONES, DICKHEAD, DIPSHIT, DIPSHITS, FAGGIER, FAGGIEST, FEMINAZI, FUBAR, FUCKOFF, FUCKOFFS, GADJE, GADJO, GAZOO, GAZOOS, GINZO, GINZOES, GRINGA, GRINGAS, HARDASS, HOS, HUNKEY, HUNKEYS, HUNKIE, JOHNSON, JOHNSONS, KANAKA, KANAKAS, LES, LESBO, LESBOS, LESES, NOOKIE, PAPISM, PAPISMS, POO, POOED, POOING, POONTANG, POOS, SHIKSEH, SHIKSEHS, SHITLESS, SHITLIST, SHITLOAD, SHVARTZE, SPAZZ, STIFFIE, STIFFIES, WANK, WANKED, WANKER, WANKERS, WANKING, WANKS, WAZOO, WAZOOS, WILLIE, and WOGGISH.

New Words, 8 Letters and Fewer, Listed by Alphagram

ALPHAGRAM	WORD	Definition
AZ	ZA	a pizza [n -S]
EF	FE	a Hebrew letter [n -S]
IK	KI	the vital force in Chinese thought [n KIS]
IO	OI	oy [interj]
IQ	QI	the vital force that in Chinese thought is inherent in all things [n -S]
ABF	FAB	something created or constructed [n -S] / fabulous [adj FABBER, FABBEST]
ABO	OBA	a hereditary chief in Benin and Nigeria [n -S]
ADN	DAN	a level of skill in martial arts [n -S]
ADO	ODA	a room in a harem [n -S]
AGS	AGS	ag [n]
AGY	YAG	a synthetic garnet [n -S]
AHI	AHI	a marine food fish [n -S]
AHS	AHS	ah [v]
AIR	RAI	a style of popular Algerian music [n -S]
AOP	APO	a type of protein [n APOS]
APP	APP	a computer program for a major task [n -S]
ASZ	ZAS	za [n]
BES	BES	beth [n BESES]
CGI	CIG	a cigarette [n -S]
CIM	MIC	a microphone [n -S]
CMY	MYC	a gene that transforms a normal cell into a cancerous cell [n -S]
CRU	CRU	a grade or class of wine [n -S]
DEF	DEF	excellent [adj DEFFER, DEFFEST]
DES	EDS	ed [n]
DFI	DIF	diff [n -S]
DHU	DUH	used to indicate that something just stated is too obvious [interj]
DIV	VID	a video [n -S]
EEK	EEK	used to express sudden fright [interj]
EFS	FES	fe [n]
EGM	MEG	a megabyte [n -S]
EGN	NEG	a photographic negative [n -S]
EKY	KYE	a private Korean-American banking club [n -S]
ELS	LES	lez [n LESES]
EPZ	ZEP	a long sandwich [n -S]
ETU	UTE	a utility vehicle [n -S]
GGI	IGG	to ignore [v -ED, -ING, -S]
GOS	GOS	go [n]
HOS	HOS	ho [n]
IKS	KIS	ki [n]
IQS	QIS	qi [n]
KSU	SUK	souk [n -S]
MOS	SOM	a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan [n SOMS]
MUV	VUM	used to express surprise [interj]
NOO	ONO	a large mackerel [n ONOS]
OOP	POO	to defecate -- usually considered vulgar [v -ED, -ING, -S]
PRU	URP	to vomit [v -ED, -ING, -S]
PST	PST	psst [interj]
UZZ	ZUZ	an ancient Hebrew silver coin [n ZUZIM]
ZZZ	ZZZ	used to suggest the sound of snoring [interj]
AALN	NALA	nullah [n -S]
AAMR	MARA	a cavy of Argentina [n -S]
AAMS	MASA	dough made of dried corn [n -S]
AANP	NAPA	a soft leather [n -S]
ABFS	FABS	fab [n]
ABNU	BUNA	a synthetic rubber [n -S]
ABOS	OBAS	oba [n]
ABOS	SOBA	a Japanese noodle made from buckwheat flour [n -S]
ACHI	CHAI	spiced tea with honey and milk [n -S]
ACMO	CAMO	a camouflage pattern [n CAMOS]
ACOS	SOCA	a blend of soul and calypso music [n -S]
ACPY	PACY	pacey [adj PACIER, PACIEST]
ADEH	AHED	ah [v]
ADHO	ODAH	oda [n -S]
ADIQ	QADI	cadi [n -S]
ADNS	DANS	dan [n]
ADOS	ODAS	oda [n]
AEGM	MEGA	great in size or importance [adj]
AFFN	NAFF	to fool around [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AGGR	RAGG	a wool fiber [n -S]
AGLM	GLAM	glitzy attractiveness [n -S]
AGSY	YAGS	yag [n]
AHIS	AHIS	ahi [n]
AHKU	HAKU	a crown of flowers [n -S]
AHSW	SHWA	schwa [n -S]
AIKS	SIKA	a small deer native to Asia [n -S]
AILP	LIPA	a monetary unit of Croatia [n LIPE]
AIRS	RAIS	rai [n]
AKNU	KUNA	a monetary unit of Croatia [n KUNE]
AKNW	WANK	to masturbate -- an offensive term [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AKOR	KORA	a stringed African musical instrument [n -S]
AKOY	OAKY	tasting of oak sap [adj OAKIER, OAKIEST]
AKRU	RAKU	a form of Japanese glazed pottery [n -S]
ALMU	LUMA	a monetary unit of Armenia [n -S]
ALTU	LATU	lats [n]
AMPS	SPAM	to send unsolicited e-mail to a large number of addresses [v SPAMMED, SPAMMING, SPAMS]
ANOZ	ZONA	a transparent substance surrounding the ovum of mammals [n ZONAE]
AOPS	APOS	apo [n]
APPS	APPS	app [n]
BBRU	BURB	a suburb [n -S]
BBUU	BUBU	boubou [n -S]
BDII	BIDI	a cigarette of India [n -S]
BEEF	FEEB	a wimp (a weak or ineffectual person) [n -S]
BEKR	BERK	a foolish person [n -S]
BGIO	BIOG	a biography [n -S]
BGLO	BLOG	a website containing a personal journal [n -S]
BHOO	BOHO	a Bohemian [n -HOS]
BIOR	BIRO	a ballpoint pen -- a trademark [n -S]
BKOR	BORK	to attack a candidate in the media [v -ED, -ING, -S]
BRUX	BRUX	to grind the teeth [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
CDER	CRED	credibility [n -S]
CEHT	ECHT	genuine [adj]
CEHT	TECH	a technician [n -S]
CEMR	MERC	a mercenary [n -S]
CGIS	CIGS	cig [n]
CHLY	LYCH	lich [n -ES]
CIMS	MICS	mic [n]
CIRT	CRIT	criticism [n -S]
CJOU	JUCO	a junior college [n -COS]
CKOY	COKY	cokelike [adj]
CMSY	MYCS	myc [n]
CORS	CORS	cor [n]
DEEX	EXED	ex [v]
DEIN	DENI	a monetary unit of Macedonia [n DENI]
DELT	DELT	a deltoid [n -S]
DEMS	MEDS	med [n]
DFFI	DIFF	a difference [n -S]
DFIS	DIFS	dif [n]
DHIS	SIDH	a hill inhabited by supernatural beings in Irish folklore [n SIDHE]
DILO	LOID	to open a spring lock by using a piece of celluloid [v -ED, -ING, -S]
DINO	DINO	a dinosaur [n -NOS]
DISV	VIDS	vid [n]
DNOU	UDON	a Japanese noodle made with wheat flour [n -S]
EEMM	MEME	an idea or practice that spreads from person to person [n -S]
EENS	ESNE	a laborer in Anglo-Saxon England [n -S]
EEPR	PERE	father [n -S]
EFNU	ENUF	enough [adv]
EFST	FEST	a gathering for an activity [n -S]
EGGT	TEGG	a sheep in its second year [n -S]
EGIT	GITE	a vacation retreat in France [n -S]
EGMS	MEGS	meg [n]
EGNS	NEGS	neg [n]
EILP	LIPE	lipa [n]
EINZ	ZINE	a magazine [n -S]
EKLT	KELT	a salmon that has spawned [n -S]
EKNU	KUNE	kuna [n]
EKSY	KYES	kye [n]
ELPX	PLEX	a multiplex [n -ES]
EMMY	EMMY	a statuette awarded annually by a professional organization for notable achievement in television -- a trademark [n EMMYS]
EPPR	PERP	a person who commits a crime [n -S]
EPRV	PERV	one who has been perverted [n -S]
EPSY	YEPS	yep [n]
EPSZ	ZEPS	zep [n]
ERST	TRES	very [adj]
ESTU	UTES	ute [n]
FIKU	KUFI	a brimless hat [n -S]
FILR	FLIR	an electronic heat sensor [n -S]
GGIS	IGGS	igg [v]
GHOT	GOTH	a morbid style of rock music [n -S]
GKOR	GROK	to understand intuitively [v GROKKED, GROKKING, GROKS]
GMOR	GORM	to gaum [v -ED, -ING, -S]
GORT	TROG	a hooligan [n -S]
HIMS	HIMS	him [n]
HMOS	MOSH	to engage in frenzied dancing with others at a rock concert [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
HPUW	WHUP	to defeat decisively [v WHUPPED, WHUPPING, WHUPS]
IJKO	KOJI	a fungus used to start fermentation [n -S]
IJVY	JIVY	jivey [adj]
IKKL	KLIK	klick [n -S]
IKOS	KOIS	koi [n]
ILLO	LILO	a type of inflatable air mattress -- a trademark [n -S]
IMPS	MIPS	million instructions per second [n]
INTY	TYIN	a monetary unit of Kazakhstan [n TYIN]
IPTU	PTUI	used to express the sound of spitting [interj]
JKUU	JUKU	an additional school in Japan for preparing students for college [n -S]
KOUZ	ZOUK	a dance music of the French West Indies [n -S]
KSSU	SUKS	suk [n]
MOOP	POMO	the postmodern movement [n -MOS]
MOSS	SOMS	som [n]
NOOS	ONOS	ono [n]
OOPS	POOS	poo [v]
OOPT	TOPO	topographic [adj]
OPRY	PYRO	a person who has a compulsion to set fires [n -ROS]
OPXY	POXY	afflicted with a pox [adj POXIER, POXIEST]
OSTT	STOT	to bound with a stiff-legged gait [v STOTTED, STOTTING, STOTS]
OSUY	YOUS	you [n]
PPUU	PUPU	a dish of Asian foods served as an appetizer [n -S]
PRSU	URPS	urp [v]
TUYZ	YUTZ	a stupid, foolish, or ineffectual person [n -ES]
AAABY	ABAYA	a long loose robe worn by Arab women [n -S]
AABCR	BARCA	a double-ended boat [n -S]
AABDN	BANDA	a style of Mexican dance music [n -S]
AABLS	SABAL	a palmetto [n -S]
AADGR	GARDA	a police officer in Ireland [n -DAI]
AAEMR	ARAME	an edible seaweed [n -S]
AAEPR	AREPA	a cornmeal cake [n -S]
AAEPR	PARAE	para [n]
AAFKN	NAKFA	a monetary unit of Eritrea [n -S]
AAGIT	AGITA	a feeling of agitation [n -S]
AAGMN	MANGA	a Japanese graphic novel [n -S]
AAGNT	TANGA	a former monetary unit of Tajikistan [n TANGA]
AAHLL	HALAL	meat prepared in accordance with Islamic law [n -S]
AAIRT	RAITA	an Indian salad made with yogurt and chopped vegetables or fruits [n -S]
AAKMR	MARKA	a monetary unit of Bosnia and Herzegovina [n -S]
AAKST	TAKAS	taka [n]
AALMR	RAMAL	pertaining to a ramus [adj]
AALNS	NALAS	nala [n]
AAMNT	MANAT	a monetary unit of Azerbaijan [n -S]
AAMRS	MARAS	mara [n]
AAMSS	MASAS	masa [n]
AANPP	NAPPA	napa [n -S]
AANPS	NAPAS	napa [n]
ABBBU	BUBBA	a white working-class man of the southern United States -- an offensive term [n -S]
ABBYY	YABBY	an Australian crayfish [n -BIES]
ABCOV	VOCAB	a vocabulary [n -S]
ABDEG	DEBAG	to remove the pants from someone [v -BAGGED, -BAGGING, -BAGS]
ABDEL	ABLED	capable of unimpaired function [adj]
ABFFL	BLAFF	a West Indian stew [n -S]
ABFRU	FUBAR	disastrous -- usually taken to be offensive [adj]
ABHIJ	HIJAB	a head covering worn by Muslim women [n -S]
ABKRU	BURKA	a long loose outer garment worn by some Muslim women [n -S]
ABNSU	BUNAS	buna [n]
ABOSS	SOBAS	soba [n]
ABQRU	BURQA	burka [n -S]
ACCHI	CHICA	a girl or young woman [n -S]
ACCIW	WICCA	a form of nature-oriented witchcraft [n -S]
ACDIN	CNIDA	a stinging organ in a jellyfish [n -DAE]
ACDLY	YCLAD	clothed [adj]
ACEPY	PACEY	keeping a fast pace (rate of speed) [adj PACIER, PACIEST]
ACFIN	FINCA	an estate in Spanish America [n -S]
ACHIS	CHAIS	chai [n]
ACHLO	CHOLA	a Mexican-American girl [n -S]
ACHNO	ANCHO	a chili pepper [n -CHOS]
ACIPZ	CAPIZ	a bivalve mollusk [n -ES]
ACLOS	CALOS	calo [n]
ACLRY	LYCRA	a spandex synthetic fiber -- a trademark [n -S]
ACMOS	CAMOS	camo [n]
ACOPY	COPAY	a fee required by a health insurer to be paid by the patient [n -PAYS]
ACOSS	SOCAS	soca [n]
ADDEZ	ADZED	adz [v]
ADEGJ	GADJE	gadjo [n]
ADEMP	AMPED	amp [v]
ADEMX	MAXED	max [v]
ADENR	DENAR	a monetary unit of Macedonia [n -NARS or -NARI]
ADESY	SAYED	sayyid [n -S]
ADGJO	GADJO	a non-Gypsy person -- an offensive term [n GADJE]
ADHOS	ODAHS	odah [n]
ADIMR	DIRAM	a monetary unit of Tajikistan [n -S]
ADIQS	QADIS	qadi [n]
ADLOU	DOULA	a woman who assists another woman during childbirth [n -S]
ADNOR	ANDRO	a steroid sex hormone [n -DROS]
AEENR	ARENE	an aromatic compound [n -S]
AEGRT	GATER	gator [n -S]
AEHPY	HEAPY	resembling a heap (a group of things piled one on another) [adj]
AEHSY	YEAHS	yeah [n]
AEHYY	HAYEY	resembling hay [adj]
AEIKL	ALKIE	alky [n -S]
AEILM	EMAIL	to send a message to by computer [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AEKNW	KNAWE	knawel [n -S]
AELSX	LAXES	lax [n]
AEMNR	RAMEN	Japanese noodles in a broth with bits of meat and vegetables [n RAMEN]
AENOZ	ZONAE	zona [n]
AEOST	TOEAS	toea [n]
AERST	RESAT	resit [v]
AESSY	EYASS	eyas [n -ES]
AEWYY	YAWEY	pertaining to yaws (an infectious disease) [adj]
AFFNS	NAFFS	naff [v]
AFNRS	SNARF	to eat or drink greedily [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AGGRS	RAGGS	ragg [n]
AGHIN	AHING	ah [v]
AGIIV	VIGIA	a warning on a navigational chart [n -S]
AGILS	SIGLA	siglum [n]
AGINS	SIGNA	write on the label -- no other form of this imperative verb is used [v]
AGLMS	GLAMS	glam [n]
AGLNO	ANGLO	a white North American of non-Hispanic or non-French descent [n -GLOS]
AGOOZ	GAZOO	wazoo [n -S]
AGORS	SARGO	a silvery marine fish [n -GOS]
AGOYZ	GYOZA	a stuffed and fried pocket of dough [n -S]
AHIJR	HIJRA	hegira [n -S]
AHINT	HAINT	a ghost [n -S]
AHKSU	HAKUS	haku [n]
AHLNO	HALON	a compound of carbon and bromine [n -S]
AHSSW	SHWAS	shwa [n]
AIKKT	TIKKA	an Indian dish of meat cooked on a skewer [n -S]
AIKSS	SIKAS	sika [n]
AIKUZ	AZUKI	adzuki [n -S]
AILNY	LAYIN	a type of shot in basketball [n -S]
AILSS	LASSI	a beverage of yogurt, water, and flavorings [n -S]
AIMMU	UMAMI	a taste characteristic of monosodium glutamate [n -S]
AIMNO	AMNIO	a surgical insertion of a needle into the uterus [n -NIOS]
AINRU	NAIRU	the lowest rate of unemployment at which there is no inflation [n -S]
AIPTT	PITTA	a perching bird of Asia, Australia, and Africa [n -S]
AJMNU	UNJAM	to undo things tightly crammed together [v -JAMMED, -JAMMING, -JAMS]
AKKNS	SKANK	to dance in a loose-limbed manner [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AKMOR	KORMA	an Indian dish of meat or vegetables with spices [n -S]
AKNSW	WANKS	wank [v]
AKNUZ	KANZU	a long white garment worn in Africa [n -S]
AKORS	KORAS	kora [n]
AKRSU	RAKUS	raku [n]
ALLST	TALLS	tall [n]
ALMOU	LOUMA	luma [n -S]
ALMRY	MYLAR	a polyester film -- a trademark [n -S]
ALMSU	LUMAS	luma [n]
ALNOY	ONLAY	something laid over something else [n -S]
ALORT	TOLAR	a monetary unit of Slovenia [n -LARS or -LARJEV]
ALOTX	TAXOL	a medicinal substance from a yew tree [n -S]
AMNOS	SOMAN	a toxic chemical warfare agent [n -S]
AMPSS	SPAMS	spam [v]
AMPVY	VAMPY	seductive [adj VAMPIER, VAMPIEST]
ANNOY	ANYON	a subatomic particle [n -S]
ANOTU	TAUON	an unstable lepton [n -S]
AOOWZ	WAZOO	the anus -- usually considered vulgar [n -S]
AORST	SORTA	somewhat [adv]
AORTT	TORTA	a flat heap of moist, crushed silver ore prepared for the patio process [n -S]
APSZZ	SPAZZ	spaz -- an offensive term [n -ES]
BBILY	BILBY	a small nocturnal mammal [n -BIES]
BBRUY	RUBBY	an alcoholic given to drinking rubbing alcohol [n -BIES]
BBSUU	BUBUS	bubu [n]
BCEIP	BICEP	biceps [n -S]
BCERY	CYBER	pertaining to computers [adj]
BCLOY	COLBY	a mild cheese [n -BYS]
BDEEI	BEEDI	bidi [n -DIES]
BDELU	LUBED	lube [v]
BDIIS	BIDIS	bidi [n]
BDMOU	DUMBO	a stupid person [n -BOS]
BDOOR	DOBRO	an acoustic guitar having a metal resonator -- a trademark [n -S]
BDOOY	BOODY	the buttocks -- usually considered vulgar [n -DIES]
BEEFS	FEEBS	feeb [n]
BEESS	BESES	bes [n]
BEINR	BINER	a soldier armed with a carbine [n -S]
BEKOO	EBOOK	a device for reading books in electronic format [n -S]
BEKRS	BERKS	berk [n]
BELNO	BELON	a flat oyster [n -S]
BELOS	LESBO	a lesbian -- an offensive term [n -S]
BELRU	RUBEL	a monetary unit of Belarus [n -S]
BENOT	BENTO	obento [n -TOS]
BESTU	BUTES	bute [n]
BGGIY	BIGGY	biggie [n -GIES]
BGIOS	BIGOS	a Polish stew [n -ES]
BGIOS	BIOGS	biog [n]
BGLOS	BLOGS	blog [n]
BGNRU	BRUNG	bring [v]
BHIRT	BRITH	bris [n -S]
BHLSU	SHLUB	schlub [n -S]
BHOOS	BOHOS	boho [n]
BIKNO	BOINK	to have sexual intercourse with -- usually taken to be offensive [v -ED, -ING, -S]
BIORS	BIROS	biro [n]
BIQTU	QUBIT	a quantum bit [n -S]
BIRSS	BRISS	bris [n -ES]
BKMOU	KOMBU	kelp used in Japanese cooking [n -S]
BKOOS	KOBOS	kobo [n]
BKORS	BORKS	bork [v]
BOOPY	POBOY	a large sandwich on a long split roll [n -S]
BPPUY	BUPPY	buppie [n -PIES]
BRSTU	BRUTS	brut [n]
CDEIM	DEMIC	pertaining to a deme [adj]
CDERS	CREDS	cred [n]
CEEUV	CUVEE	a wine blended in casks [n -S]
CEHMR	MERCH	merchandise [n -ES]
CEHST	TECHS	tech [n]
CEIIL	CEILI	ceilidh [n -S]
CEIRT	RECIT	the part of a story in which the events are related without enhancement [n -S]
CELOT	TELCO	a telecommunications company [n -COS]
CEMRS	MERCS	merc [n]
CENOT	ONCET	once [adv]
CENTU	CENTU	centas [n]
CFILO	FOLIC	derived from folic acid [adj]
CHIRU	CHIRU	a Tibetan antelope [n -S]
CHMOU	MUCHO	much, many [adj]
CIKKL	KLICK	a kilometer [n -S]
CIRST	CRITS	crit [n]
CJOSU	JUCOS	juco [n]
CKSUY	SUCKY	extremely objectionable [adj SUCKIER, SUCKIEST]
CSUZZ	SCUZZ	a dirty or contemptible person [n -ES]
DDENY	NEDDY	a donkey [n -DIES]
DDFUY	FUDDY	a fussy person [n -DIES]
DDIOR	DROID	an android [n -S]
DDOOY	DOODY	feces [n -DIES]
DEEFX	FEDEX	to send by Federal Express [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
DEGGI	IGGED	igg [v]
DEHIS	SIDHE	sidh [n]
DELST	DELTS	delt [n]
DENTU	TENDU	an Asian ebony tree [n -S]
DEOOP	POOED	poo [v]
DEORS	RODES	rode [n]
DEORS	SORED	sore [v]
DEPRU	URPED	urp [v]
DFFIS	DIFFS	diff [n]
DFSUU	DUFUS	doofus [n -ES]
DGORY	GRODY	sleazy [adj GRODIER, GRODIEST]
DILMS	MILDS	mild [v]
DILOS	LOIDS	loid [v]
DINOS	DINOS	dino [n]
DINRY	RINDY	rind [adj]
DIRSU	URSID	a mammal of the family Ursidae [n -S]
DNOSU	UDONS	udon [n]
DOOUV	VODOU	vodun [n -S]
EEGHN	HENGE	a circular Bronze Age structure in England [n -S]
EEGNT	TENGE	a monetary unit of Kazakhstan [n TENGE]
EEGSV	VEGES	veg [v]
EEHIR	HIREE	one that is hired [n -S]
EEHMR	RHEME	a statement of fact or opinion [n -S]
EEKNT	KENTE	a colorful fabric made in Ghana [n -S]
EEKRW	KREWE	a private group participating in the New Orleans Mardi Gras [n -S]
EELSS	LESES	les [n]
EEMMS	MEMES	meme [n]
EENNS	NENES	nene [n]
EENSS	ESNES	esne [n]
EEPRS	PERES	pere [n]
EFIWY	WIFEY	a wife [n WIFEYS]
EFLOY	FOLEY	a process for creating sounds for films [n -LEYS]
EFSST	FESTS	fest [n]
EFYZZ	FEZZY	fez [adj]
EGGST	TEGGS	tegg [n]
EGIJR	REJIG	to rejigger [v -JIGGED, -JIGGING, -JIGS]
EGINW	GWINE	go [v]
EGINX	EXING	ex [v]
EGIST	GITES	gite [n]
EGLTU	GLUTE	a gluteus [n -S]
EGMOR	GOMER	an undesirable hospital patient [n -S]
EHIMO	HOMIE	homey [n -S]
EHMNS	MENSH	mensch [n MENSHES or MENSHEN]
EHORS	HOSER	an uncouth man [n -S]
EHOSY	HOSEY	to choose sides for a children�s game [v -SEYED, -SEYING, -SEYS]
EHPST	THESP	an actor [n -S]
EILSV	LEVIS	a popular brand of jeans -- a trademark [n]
EINSZ	ZINES	zine [n]
EIRST	RESIT	sit [v -SAT, -SITTING, -SITS]
EIRTT	TETRI	a monetary unit of the Republic of Georgia [n -S]
EJLLO	JELLO	a gelatin dessert usually with the flavor and color of fruit -- a trademark [n -S]
EKLLS	SKELL	a homeless person [n -S]
EKLLV	KVELL	to exclaim joyfully [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EKLST	KELTS	kelt [n]
ELMOT	METOL	a powder used as a photographic developer [n -S]
ELMTY	MELTY	resembling a melted solid [adj]
ELNOP	PLEON	the abdomen of a crustacean [n -S] : PLEONAL, PLEONIC [adj]
ELRUX	LUREX	a metallic yarn or thread -- a trademark [n -ES]
EMMSY	EMMYS	emmy [n]
ENSTT	STENT	a tubular device inserted into a blood vessel [n -S]
ENSUV	VENUS	a seductive woman [n -ES]
ENTUW	UNWET	wet [adj]
EOOYZ	ZOOEY	resembling a zoo [adj ZOOIER, ZOOIEST]
EOPPR	PREOP	a patient being prepared for surgery [n -S]
EPPRS	PERPS	perp [n]
EPRSV	PERVS	perv [n]
EPRXY	PYREX	borosilicate glass and glassware resistant to heat, chemicals, and electricity -- a trademark [n -ES]
ESTWY	STEWY	having the characteristics of a stew (food cooked by stewing) [adj]
FIILM	FILMI	music composed for Indian films [n -S]
FIKSU	KUFIS	kufi [n]
FILRS	FLIRS	flir [n]
GGIJY	JIGGY	pleasurably excited [adj -GIER, -GIEST]
GHINO	HONGI	to greet another by pressing noses together [v -GIED, -GIING, -GIES]
GHIOS	SHOGI	a Japanese game like chess [n -S]
GHOST	GOTHS	goth [n]
GIKOP	GOPIK	a monetary unit of Azerbaijan [n GOPIK]
GILNO	LOGIN	the process of identifying oneself to a computer [n -S]
GINOZ	GINZO	an Italian -- an offensive term [n -ES]
GKORS	GROKS	grok [v]
GLMSU	GLUMS	glum [n]
GLNOO	LOGON	login [n -S]
GMORS	GORMS	gorm [v]
GORST	TROGS	trog [n]
HIKNY	HINKY	suspicious [adj HINKIER, HINKIEST]
HILPY	HIPLY	in a hip manner [adv]
HIORS	ROSHI	the spiritual leader of a group of Zen Buddhists [n -S]
HMSSU	SMUSH	to smoosh [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
HPSUW	WHUPS	whup [v]
HSUUW	WUSHU	Chinese martial arts [n WUSHU]
IIMNR	MIRIN	a sweet Japanese cooking wine [n -S]
IJKOS	KOJIS	koji [n]
IJNPU	PUNJI	a sharp bamboo stake placed and concealed so as to impale an enemy [n -S]
IKKLS	KLIKS	klik [n]
ILLOS	LILOS	lilo [n]
IMUZZ	ZUZIM	zuz [n]
INNRU	INRUN	the approach ramp of a ski jump [n -S]
INTYY	TYIYN	a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan [n TYIYN]
JKSUU	JUKUS	juku [n]
JMNOO	JOMON	pertaining to a Japanese cultural period [adj]
KKUYY	YUKKY	yucky [adj YUKKIER, YUKKIEST]
KORST	SKORT	a pair of shorts that resembles a skirt [n -S]
KOSUZ	ZOUKS	zouk [n]
LLOQU	QUOLL	a small spotted marsupial [n -S]
LNOOR	ORLON	an acrylic fiber -- a trademark [n -S]
MNOWY	WOMYN	women [n]
MOOPS	POMOS	pomo [n]
OPRSY	PYROS	pyro [n]
ORRST	TORRS	torr [n]
OSSTT	STOTS	stot [v]
OSTTT	STOTT	to stot [v -ED, -ING, -S]
PPSUU	PUPUS	pupu [n]
PPUYY	YUPPY	yuppie [n -PIES]
PRTUY	PURTY	pretty [adj -TIER, -TIEST]
AAABLQ	QABALA	cabala [n -S]
AAABSY	ABAYAS	abaya [n]
AAADGG	AGGADA	haggadah [n -DAS or -DOT or -DOTH]
AAADMR	RAMADA	a roofed, open-sided shelter [n -S]
AAAHLW	HAWALA	a type of financial arrangement in Islamic societies [n -S]
AAAKKN	KANAKA	a native Hawaiian -- a derogatory term [n -S]
AAALMS	MASALA	a blend of spices used in Indian cooking [n -S]
AAALPP	PALAPA	an open-sided dwelling with a roof of palm leaves [n -S]
AABCRS	BARCAS	barca [n]
AABDNS	BANDAS	banda [n]
AABDRR	DARBAR	durbar [n -S]
AABGIR	AIRBAG	an inflatable safety device in an automobile [n -S]
AABIRR	ARRIBA	used to express pleasure [interj]
AABLMR	RAMBLA	a dry ravine [n -S]
AABLMS	SAMBAL	a spicy condiment [n -S]
AABLSS	SABALS	sabal [n]
AACEFI	FACIAE	facia [n]
AACKLP	KALPAC	calpac [n -S]
AACLNT	CANTAL	a hard cheese of France [n -S]
AADGIM	AGAMID	an Old World lizard [n -S]
AADGIR	GARDAI	garda [n]
AADGRY	GAYDAR	the ability to recognize that a person is homosexual [n -S]
AADHNX	HANDAX	a short-handled ax [n -ES]
AAEGMR	MEGARA	megaron [n]
AAEGPS	AGAPES	agape [n]
AAEKMW	WAKAME	a brown seaweed native to Asia [n -S]
AAEMRS	ARAMES	arame [n]
AAEPRS	AREPAS	arepa [n]
AAFKNS	NAKFAS	nakfa [n]
AAFLTU	FLAUTA	a tortilla rolled around a filling and fried [n -S]
AAGILO	LAOGAI	the system of forced labor camps in China [n -S]
AAGIST	AGITAS	agita [n]
AAGMMR	GRAMMA	grama [n -S]
AAGMNS	MANGAS	manga [n]
AAGMPR	GRAMPA	a grandfather [n -S]
AAHIRS	SHARIA	Islamic law based on the Koran [n -S]
AAHLLL	HALLAL	halal [adj]
AAHLLS	HALALS	halal [n]
AAHLSV	LAVASH	a thin flat bread of Armenian origin [n -ES]
AAHMMM	HAMMAM	a Turkish bath [n -S]
AAHMSZ	SHAZAM	used to signify a magical occurrence [interj]
AAHMTZ	HAZMAT	hazardous material [n -S]
AAIKNR	KINARA	a candelabra with seven sticks [n -S]
AAIKRU	UAKARI	a South American monkey [n -S]
AAILNT	LATINA	a female Latin American [n -S]
AAINOT	ATONIA	atony [n -S]
AAINRS	NAIRAS	naira [n]
AAIOPR	APORIA	an expression of doubt for rhetorical effect [n -S]
AAIPTY	PITAYA	pitahaya [n -S]
AAIRRY	ARIARY	a monetary unit of Madagascar [n ARIARY]
AAIRST	RAITAS	raita [n]
AAIRSV	VARIAS	varia [n]
AAJMPY	PYJAMA	pajama [n -S]
AAJNPR	PRAJNA	ultimate knowledge in Buddhism and Hinduism [n -S]
AAKMRS	MARKAS	marka [n]
AAKOPR	PAKORA	a small spicy cake of fried batter with vegetables or meat [n -S]
AAKUYZ	YAKUZA	an alliance of Japanese criminal organizations [n YAKUZA]
AAMNOR	RAMONA	a plant of the mint family [n -S]
AAMNST	MANATS	manat [n]
AANNNO	ANNONA	a tropical tree [n -S]
AANPPS	NAPPAS	nappa [n]
AANSYY	NAYSAY	to oppose or deny [v -SAID, -SAYING, -SAYS]
ABBBSU	BUBBAS	bubba [n]
ABBEFR	FABBER	fab [adj]
ABBEIR	BABIER	baby [adj]
ABBEIR	BARBIE	a portable fireplace for cooking [n -S]
ABBEIY	YABBIE	yabby [n -S]
ABCELR	CABLER	one that supplies a cable [n -S]
ABCEMW	WEBCAM	a camera used for transmitting live images over the World Wide Web [n -S]
ABCIMU	CUMBIA	a Latin American dance [n -S]
ABCOSV	VOCABS	vocab [n]
ABDDHU	BUDDHA	a person who has attained Buddhahood [n -S]
ABDEER	BEADER	one that beads [n -S]
ABDEGS	DEBAGS	debag [v]
ABDELR	BLADER	one that blades [n -S]
ABDENR	BARNED	barn [v]
ABDERU	EARBUD	a small earphone [n -S]
ABELNU	UNBALE	to loosen from a compressed bundle [v -BALED, -BALING, -BALES]
ABENRY	BARNEY	a noisy argument [n -NEYS]
ABEORS	BOREAS	the north wind [n -ES]
ABFFLS	BLAFFS	blaff [n]
ABGIKT	KITBAG	a knapsack [n -S]
ABGORT	BOGART	to use without sharing [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ABHIJS	HIJABS	hijab [n]
ABIKNT	BANKIT	a raised sidewalk [n -S]
ABIMPT	BITMAP	an array of binary data [n -S]
ABIRTU	RUBATI	rubato [n]
ABJOZZ	JAZZBO	a devotee of jazz (a style of lively syncopated music) [n -BOS]
ABKRSU	BURKAS	burka [n]
ABLSSY	BYSSAL	byssus [adj]
ABQRSU	BURQAS	burqa [n]
ACCELR	CERCAL	cercus [adj]
ACCHIS	CHICAS	chica [n]
ACCINW	WICCAN	one who practices wicca [n -S]
ACCIOT	OCICAT	a domestic cat having a short spotted coat [n -S]
ACCISW	WICCAS	wicca [n]
ACDEIN	CNIDAE	cnida [n]
ACDEIT	DACITE	a light gray rock [n -S]
ACDERY	CEDARY	cedar [adj]
ACDIMP	MIDCAP	of or pertaining to a corporation whose retained earnings are between those of a small company and a large corporation [adj]
ACDIOR	CARDIO	pertaining to the heart and blood vessels [adj]
ACDNOR	CARDON	cardoon [n -S]
ACDNOR	DACRON	a synthetic polyester textile fiber -- a trademark [n -S]
ACEELL	CALLEE	one that is called [n -S]
ACEGLP	GELCAP	a tablet coated with gelatin [n -S]
ACEIMM	CAMMIE	camouflage [n -S]
ACEINT	CENTAI	centas [n]
ACEIPR	PACIER	pacey [adj]
ACEKRW	WACKER	wack [adj]
ACENOR	CANOER	one who canoes [n -S]
ACENST	CENTAS	a monetary unit of Lithuania [n CENTAI or CENTU]
ACEORT	RECOAT	coat [v -ED, -ING, -S] / {coat=v} [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ACFFIN	FANFIC	fiction written by fans of an admired work [n -S]
ACFINS	FINCAS	finca [n]
ACGHOT	GOTCHA	an instance of catching a person out in a deceit or wrongdoing [n -S]
ACHLOS	CHOLAS	chola [n]
ACHNOS	ANCHOS	ancho [n]
ACHPPU	CHUPPA	chuppah [n -S]
ACIKNO	KAONIC	kaon [adj]
ACKLNY	CLANKY	making a sharp, metallic sound [adj CLANKIER, CLANKIEST]
ACKQUY	QUACKY	resembling the cry of a duck [adj QUACKIER, QUACKIEST]
ACLOOZ	ZOCALO	the public square in a Mexican city or town [n -LOS]
ACLPSU	CUSPAL	cusp [adj]
ACLRSY	LYCRAS	lycra [n]
ACMOPS	COMPAS	a popular music of Haiti [n COMPAS]
ACMPRY	CRAMPY	affected with a cramp [adj CRAMPIER, CRAMPIEST]
ACNSTU	UNCAST	cast [adj]
ACOPSY	COPAYS	copay [n]
ACORTU	CUATRO	a small guitar of Latin America [n -ROS]
ACORVY	COVARY	to exhibit variation of two or more variables [v -VARIED, -VARYING, -VARIES]
ADDGMU	DADGUM	used as an intensive [adj]
ADEEGL	EAGLED	eagle [v]
ADEEJN	JEANED	jean [adj]
ADEFFN	NAFFED	naff [v]
ADEFGR	DEFRAG	to eliminate fragmentation in a computer file [v -FRAGGED, -FRAGGING, -FRAGS]
ADEFIN	FADEIN	a gradual increase in the brightness of an image [n -S]
ADEHMS	EMDASH	a mark in writing that indicates a break in thought or structure [n -ES]
ADEHNR	HANDER	one that hands [n -S]
ADEHNS	ENDASH	a mark in writing used to connect elements of a compound [n -ES]
ADEINR	DENARI	denar [n]
ADEINT	NIDATE	to become implanted in the uterus [v -DATED, -DATING, -DATES]
ADEKNW	WANKED	wank [v]
ADELNR	RELAND	land [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ADELPP	PALPED	palp [v]
ADENRS	DENARS	denar [n]
ADENUX	UNAXED	ax [adj]
ADERRY	YARDER	one having a specified number of yards in length [n -S]
ADESSY	SAYEDS	sayed [n]
ADGINZ	ADZING	adz [v]
ADGLNY	DANGLY	dangling [adj -GLIER, -GLIEST]
ADILOZ	OZALID	a process of printing positive images from film -- a trademark [n -S]
ADIMMT	DAMMIT	used to express anger [interj]
ADIMRS	DIRAMS	diram [n]
ADLMOS	MODALS	modal [n]
ADLNOO	ONLOAD	to load a vehicle or container [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ADLOSU	DOULAS	doula [n]
ADMMOT	MADTOM	a North American catfish [n -S]
ADNORS	ANDROS	andro [n]
AEEHPR	HEAPER	one that heaps [n -S]
AEELMN	MELENA	a condition marked by black tarry stool [n -S]
AEELQU	QUELEA	an African weaverbird [n -S]
AEENPT	NEPETA	catnip [n -S]
AEENRS	ARENES	arene [n]
AEERRW	REWEAR	wear [v -WORE, -WORN, -WEARING, -WEARS]
AEFGLR	REFLAG	to give a new registered nationality to (a ship) [v -FLAGGED, -FLAGGING, -FLAGS]
AEFLRS	FERALS	feral [n]
AEGINN	INNAGE	the quantity of goods remaining in a container after shipment [n -S]
AEGJLT	JETLAG	the disruption of body rhythms after a flight through several time zones [n -S]
AEGRST	GATERS	gater [n]
AEHKPR	PHREAK	to gain illegal access to a long-distance telephone service to avoid tolls [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AEIKOR	OAKIER	oaky [adj]
AEILMS	EMAILS	email [v]
AEIMRT	MATIER	matey [adj]
AEINST	SEITAN	a food made from wheat gluten [n -S]
AEJTWY	JETWAY	a telescoping corridor that extends from an airport terminal to an aircraft -- a trademark [n -S]
AEKLPY	KEYPAL	a person with whom one corresponds by e-mail [n -S]
AEKNOW	WEAKON	a subatomic particle [n -S]
AEKNRW	WANKER	one that wanks [n -S]
AEKNSW	KNAWES	knawe [n]
AELPPT	APPLET	a computer program for a simple task [n -S]
AELPRW	PRELAW	preceding the professional study of law [adj]
AEMMRZ	MAMZER	a bastard [n -S]
AENNPR	PANNER	one that pans [n -S]
AEORST	OSETRA	a golden or brownish caviar [n -S]
AFFLWY	WAFFLY	indecisive [adj -FLIER, -FLIEST]
AFMSUU	FUSUMA	a sliding partition in a Japanese house [n FUSUMA]
AFNRSS	SNARFS	snarf [v]
AGGINR	GRINGA	a foreign woman in Latin America -- a derogatory term [n -S]
AGHLMU	MUGHAL	mogul [n -S]
AGIISV	VIGIAS	vigia [n]
AGILNN	LIGNAN	a type of polymer [n -S]
AGIMNP	AMPING	amp [v]
AGIMNX	MAXING	max [v]
AGJTTY	GYTTJA	an organically rich mud [n -S]
AGLNOS	ANGLOS	anglo [n]
AGNNSU	UNSNAG	to free of snags [v -SNAGGED, -SNAGGING, -SNAGS]
AGOOSZ	GAZOOS	gazoo [n]
AGORSS	SARGOS	sargo [n]
AGOSYZ	GYOZAS	gyoza [n]
AHHIJR	HIJRAH	hegira [n -S]
AHHPPU	HUPPAH	chuppah [n -S]
AHIJRS	HIJRAS	hijra [n]
AHIKSU	HAIKUS	haiku [n]
AHIMNT	HITMAN	a professional killer [n HITMEN]
AHINST	HAINTS	haint [n]
AHIORS	ORISHA	a Yoruba deity [n -S]
AHKMOW	MOHAWK	a hairstyle marked by a stiff ridge of hair from front to back [n -S]
AHLNOS	HALONS	halon [n]
AHLOSS	ASLOSH	covered with water [adj]
AHNRVY	HRYVNA	hryvnia [n -S]
AIINNP	PANINI	panino [n]
AIJMOR	ROMAJI	a system of transliterating Japanese into the Latin alphabet [n -S]
AIKKST	TIKKAS	tikka [n]
AIKSUZ	AZUKIS	azuki [n]
AILNSY	LAYINS	layin [n]
AILSSS	LASSIS	lassi [n]
AIMMSU	UMAMIS	umami [n]
AIMNOS	AMNIOS	amnio [n]
AIMNUZ	MIZUNA	a Japanese mustard [n -S]
AIMPPS	PAPISM	the Roman Catholic religion -- a derogatory term [n -S]
AINNOP	PANINO	a sandwich made with a small bread roll [n PANINI]
AINRSU	NAIRUS	nairu [n]
AINSTT	STATIN	any of a class of drugs that reduce serum cholesterol levels [n -S]
AINSTW	WITANS	witan [n]
AIOSTT	TATSOI	an Asian mustard [n -S]
AIPSTT	PITTAS	pitta [n]
AIPZZZ	PIZZAZ	pizazz [n -ES]
AIRRST	RISTRA	a string on which foodstuffs are tied for storage [n -S]
AIRTTT	ATTRIT	to lose by attrition [v -TRITTED, -TRITTING, -TRITS]
AISTTU	AUTIST	an autistic [n -S]
AJMNSU	UNJAMS	unjam [v]
AKKNSS	SKANKS	skank [v]
AKKNSY	SKANKY	filthy or sleazy [adj SKANKIER, SKANKIEST]
AKLPTU	UPTALK	to end a declarative sentence with a rising intonation [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AKMORS	KORMAS	korma [n]
AKNSUZ	KANZUS	kanzu [n]
AKQRSU	SQUARK	the hypothetical boson analogue of a quark [n -S]
ALMOSU	LOUMAS	louma [n]
ALMRSY	MYLARS	mylar [n]
ALNOST	STANOL	a fully saturated phytosterol [n -S]
ALNOSY	ONLAYS	onlay [n]
ALORST	TOLARS	tolar [n]
ALOSTX	TAXOLS	taxol [n]
AMNOSS	SOMANS	soman [n]
AMPRTY	TRAMPY	having the characteristics of a vagrant [adj TRAMPIER, TRAMPIEST]
ANNOSY	ANYONS	anyon [n]
ANNOTY	TANNOY	a public address system -- a trademark [n -S]
ANNRTY	TRANNY	a transmission [n -NIES]
ANNSWY	SWANNY	to declare -- used only in the 1st person singular [v]
ANOSTU	TAUONS	tauon [n]
ANRSUY	SUNRAY	a ray of sunlight [n -RAYS]
AOOSWZ	WAZOOS	wazoo [n]
AORSTT	TORTAS	torta [n]
AOSTUY	OUTSAY	to surpass in saying [v -SAID, -SAYING, -SAYS]
BBEHOR	HOBBER	one that hobs [n -S]
BBEKSU	BUBKES	the least amount [n]
BBNOOO	BONOBO	an anthropoid ape [n -BOS]
BCHLSU	SCHLUB	a stupid or unattractive person [n -S]
BCIITU	CUBITI	cubitus [n]
BCKNUU	NUBUCK	a soft sueded leather [n -S]
BCKOSU	BUCKOS	bucko [n]
BCLOSY	COLBYS	colby [n]
BCOOOO	BOOCOO	beaucoup [n -COOS]
BDEEMR	BERMED	berm [v]
BDEEWY	DWEEBY	socially inept [adj DWEEBIER, DWEEBIEST]
BDEFFO	BOFFED	boff [v]
BDEGLU	BLUDGE	to avoid work [v BLUDGED, BLUDGING, BLUDGES]
BDEIOO	DOOBIE	a marijuana cigarette [n -S]
BDEIPR	PREBID	to bid beforehand [v -BADE, -BIDDEN, -BIDDING, -BIDS]
BDEKOR	BORKED	bork [v]
BDERUX	BRUXED	brux [v]
BDGMUU	MUDBUG	a crayfish [n -S]
BDINOU	BOUDIN	a spicy Cajun sausage [n -S]
BDMOSU	DUMBOS	dumbo [n]
BDOORS	DOBROS	dobro [n]
BEEGIN	BEIGNE	beignet [n -S]
BEEHST	THEBES	thebe [n]
BEEINW	NEWBIE	a newcomer [n -S]
BEGLOW	WEBLOG	a website that contains an online personal journal [n -S]
BEINRS	BINERS	biner [n]
BEIRSS	BRISES	bris [n]
BEKOOS	EBOOKS	ebook [n]
BEKPSU	BUPKES	bubkes [n]
BELNOS	BELONS	belon [n]
BELOSS	LESBOS	lesbo [n]
BELRSU	RUBELS	rubel [n]
BENOOT	OBENTO	a Japanese meal packed in a box [n -TOS]
BENOST	BENTOS	bento [n]
BEPRUY	PREBUY	to buy beforehand [v -BOUGHT, -BUYING, -BUYS]
BEQTUY	QUBYTE	a sequence of eight quantum bits [n -S]
BERSUX	BRUXES	brux [v]
BFFOUY	BUYOFF	a payment for a consideration [n -S]
BFNOSY	FYNBOS	a type of biome in South Africa [n FYNBOS]
BGILNU	LUBING	lube [v]
BGINOS	BOINGS	boing [n]
BGOTUU	BUGOUT	one that leaves hurriedly [n -S]
BHIRST	BRITHS	brith [n]
BHLSSU	SHLUBS	shlub [n]
BIKNOS	BOINKS	boink [v]
BILLOR	BRILLO	a scouring pad -- a trademark [n -S]
BILOXY	BOXILY	boxy [adv]
BIQSTU	QUBITS	qubit [n]
BJMOOU	BOOJUM	a spiny desert tree [n -S]
BKMOSU	KOMBUS	kombu [n]
BKOOOO	BOOKOO	beaucoup [n -KOOS]
BKPSUU	BUPKUS	bubkes [n]
BOOPSY	POBOYS	poboy [n]
CCDEIT	TICCED	tic [v]
CCEEIS	ECESIC	ecesis [adj]
CCEITY	CECITY	blindness [n -TIES]
CCHLSU	SCULCH	clean trash [n -ES]
CCHNOO	CONCHO	concha (ornamental disk) [n -CHOS]
CCHOOS	SCOOCH	to slide with short movements [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
CCILNY	CYCLIN	any of a group of proteins that control the cell cycle [n -S]
CDEEFH	CHEFED	chef [v]
CDEIST	CISTED	cist [adj]
CDIMOS	COSMID	a hybrid vector used in cloning [n -S]
CDIORV	CORVID	any of a family of passerine birds [n -S]
CEEENO	EOCENE	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
CEEMRS	MERCES	a reward [n]
CEESUV	CUVEES	cuvee [n]
CEFILS	FELSIC	consisting of feldspar and silicates [adj]
CEHIIK	HICKIE	hickey [n -S]
CEHINR	INCHER	something having a specified number of inches [n -S]
CEHLSY	LYCHES	lych [n]
CEHNOT	TECHNO	a style of disco music [n -NOS]
CEIILS	CEILIS	ceili [n]
CEILTU	LUCITE	an acrylic resin or plastic consisting essentially of polymerized methyl methacrylate -- a trademark [n -S]
CEINNT	INCENT	to provide with an incentive [v -ED, -ING, -S]
CEIPRT	TRICEP	a triceps [n -S]
CEIRST	RECITS	recit [n]
CELORV	VELCRO	a closure consisting of a piece of fabric of small hooks that sticks to a corresponding fabric of small loops -- a trademark [n -S]
CELOST	TELCOS	telco [n]
CENNOO	NEOCON	a neoconservative [n -S]
CEORTU	CROUTE	a pastry case [n -S]
CERSSY	CRESSY	cress [adj]
CHIILS	CHILIS	chili [n]
CHIORT	RHOTIC	pertaining to a dialect of English in which the letter R at the end of a syllable is pronounced [adj]
CHIRSU	CHIRUS	chiru [n]
CHLSSU	SCHULS	schul [n]
CHMORY	CHROMY	decorated with chrome [adj CHROMIER, CHROMIEST]
CHORRU	CHURRO	a Spanish and Mexican pastry [n -ROS]
CIKKLS	KLICKS	klick [n]
CIKMSU	MUSICK	to compose music for [v -ED, -ING, -S]
CIORST	TORICS	toric [n]
COOPTU	COPOUT	a backing out of a responsibility [n -S]
DDEEMO	DEMOED	demo [v]
DDEETU	DUETED	duet [v]
DDEILM	MILDED	mild [v]
DDEILO	LOIDED	loid [v]
DDEILW	WILDED	wild [v]
DDIORS	DROIDS	droid [n]
DDOOOO	DOODOO	feces [n -DOOS]
DEEEGK	GEEKED	filled with enthusiasm [adj]
DEEFFR	DEFFER	def [adj]
DEEFLU	DEFUEL	to remove fuel from [v -FUELED, -FUELING, -FUELS or -FUELLED, -FUELLING, -FUELS]
DEEGGK	KEGGED	keg [v]
DEEGGV	VEGGED	veg [v]
DEEGRS	SERGED	serge [v]
DEEKKL	LEKKED	lek [v]
DEFFIO	DIEOFF	a sudden decline in a population [n -S]
DEFIMS	MISFED	misfeed [v]
DEFNRU	FUNDER	a provider of money [n -S]
DEGITT	GITTED	git [v]
DEGKLU	KLUGED	kluge [v]
DEGLNO	DONGLE	a device for a computer [n -S]
DEGMOR	GORMED	gorm [v]
DEHILS	DELISH	delicious [adj]
DEHIMN	MEHNDI	the art of painting patterns on the skin with henna [n -S]
DEHMNU	MUDHEN	a bird that lives in marshes [n -S]
DEHMOS	MOSHED	mosh [v]
DEILLU	ILLUDE	to deceive [v -LUDED, -LUDING, -LUDES]
DEILMP	IMPLED	implead [v]
DEILNT	LINTED	lint [v]
DEIMPW	WIMPED	wimp [v]
DEIRSU	DISEUR	a skilled reciter [n -S]
DEKOPR	PORKED	pork [v]
DELOTU	OUTLED	outlead [v]
DEMNOU	MENUDO	a tripe stew with chili peppers [n -DOS]
DENOOZ	ZOONED	zoon [v]
DENOPR	PERNOD	a French liqueur -- a trademark [n -S]
DENPSY	SPENDY	expensive [adj SPENDIER, SPENDIEST]
DENSTU	TENDUS	tendu [n]
DEPRRY	PREDRY	to dry beforehand [v -DRIED, -DRYING, -DRIES]
DERRUY	RUDERY	a rude act [n -ERIES]
DETTUU	TUTUED	tutu [adj]
DFLOPU	FOLDUP	an object that folds up [n -S]
DGKLUY	KLUDGY	involving or put together with ill-fitting components [adj KLUDGIER, KLUDGIEST]
DILOPY	DOPILY	dopey [adv]
DIRSSU	URSIDS	ursid [n]
DLOORY	DROOLY	drooling [adj DROOLIER, DROOLIEST]
DNOOUV	VOUDON	vodun [n -S]
DOOOPW	DOOWOP	a singing style [n -S]
DOOSUV	VODOUS	vodou [n]
EEEGMR	MERGEE	a company acquired by a merger [n -S]
EEEMNT	MENTEE	one who is being mentored [n -S]
EEENNV	VENENE	venin [n -S]
EEFGIT	GIFTEE	one that receives a gift [n -S]
EEFIRS	FRISEE	curly leaves of endive [n -S]
EEGGKR	KEGGER	a party having one or more kegs of beer [n -S]
EEGHNS	HENGES	henge [n]
EEGRRS	SERGER	a machine for serging [n -S]
EEHHSS	SHEESH	used to express mild annoyance [interj]
EEHIRS	HIREES	hiree [n]
EEHLNY	HENLEY	a type of knit shirt [n -LEYS]
EEHMRS	RHEMES	rheme [n]
EEHPPR	HEPPER	hep [adj]
EEIKKT	TEKKIE	techie [n -S]
EEIKLS	SELKIE	a creature in Scottish and Irish folklore [n -S]
EEIKPW	KEWPIE	a small chubby doll with a topknot of hair -- a trademark [n -S]
EEILNT	LENITE	to articulate a lenis [v -NITED, -NITING, -NITES]
EEILRX	EXILER	one that exiles [n -S]
EEILSV	SLIEVE	a mountain [n -S]
EEINRX	REXINE	a strong, coated cloth used as a covering material for books -- a trademark [n -S]
EEINSS	SENSEI	a teacher of Japanese martial arts [n -S]
EEKNST	KENTES	kente [n]
EEKRSW	KREWES	krewe [n]
EELNTT	TELNET	to access an account over the Internet using an appropriate procedure [v -NETTED, -NETTING, -NETS or -NETED, -NETING, -NETS]
EELPSX	PLEXES	plex [n]
EELSUV	EVULSE	to extract forcibly [v EVULSED, EVULSING, EVULSES]
EENRRT	RERENT	rent [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EENRSY	SNEERY	marked by sneering [adj SNEERIER, SNEERIEST]
EENSTW	TWEENS	tween [n]
EEORRW	REWORE	rewear [v]
EEORRZ	REZERO	to reset (a gauge) back to zero [v -ED, -ING, -ES or -S]
EEOSYZ	OYEZES	oyez [n]
EERTTV	VETTER	one that evaluates something for approval [n -S]
EFGIRS	FRIGES	frig [n]
EFIOOR	ROOFIE	a tablet of a powerful sedative [n -S]
EFIRST	FRITES	french fries [n]
EFISWY	WIFEYS	wifey [n]
EFLNOT	TEFLON	synthetic fluorine-containing resins used especially for molding articles and for coatings to prevent sticking (as of food in cookware) -- a trademark [n -S]
EFLOSY	FOLEYS	foley [n]
EGIJRS	REJIGS	rejig [v]
EGINOO	NOOGIE	a playful rubbing of one�s knuckles on another�s head [n -S]
EGLSTU	GLUTES	glute [n]
EGMORS	GOMERS	gomer [n]
EHIKNU	HUNKIE	hunky [n -S]
EHIMNT	HITMEN	hitman [n]
EHIMOS	HOMIES	homie [n]
EHIOTT	HOTTIE	an attractive person [n -S]
EHIPRS	PISHER	a young or inexperienced person [n -S]
EHKNUY	HUNKEY	hunky [n -S]
EHMORS	MOSHER	one that moshes [n -S]
EHMOSS	MOSHES	mosh [v]
EHMOSY	HOMEYS	homey [n]
EHMPRU	HUMPER	one that humps [n -S]
EHOORV	HOOVER	to clean with a vacuum cleaner [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EHORSS	HOSERS	hoser [n]
EHOSSY	HOSEYS	hosey [v]
EHPRSY	HYPERS	hyper [n]
EHPSST	THESPS	thesp [n]
EIIJMM	JIMMIE	a tiny bit of candy for decorating ice cream [n -S]
EIIKLS	SILKIE	selkie [n -S]
EIILLW	WILLIE	the penis -- usually considered vulgar [n -S]
EIIPRT	PERITI	peritus [n]
EIKLOX	OXLIKE	resembling an ox [adj]
EIKNOO	NOOKIE	nooky [n -S]
EILNNO	ONLINE	connected to a computer network [adj]
EILNOO	LOONIE	a coin worth one Canadian dollar [n -S]
EILNPT	LEPTIN	a hormone released by fat cells [n -S]
EILOPS	POLIES	poly [n]
EINOOT	TOONIE	a Canadian two-dollar coin [n -S]
EINOPP	PEPINO	a bushy perennial plant with edible fruit [n -NOS]
EINOPR	PERNIO	an inflammation on the hands or feet caused by exposure to cold [n -NIONES]
EINORV	ENVIRO	an advocate for the preservation of the natural environment [n -ROS]
EIOORZ	ZOOIER	zooey [adj]
EIOPRX	POXIER	poxy [adj]
EIOPST	POSTIE	a letter carrier [n -TIES]
EIPSUZ	UPSIZE	to increase in size [v -SIZED, -SIZING, -SIZES]
EIPTTU	PUTTIE	puttee [n -S]
EIRSST	RESITS	resit [v]
EIRSTT	TETRIS	tetri [n]
EISSSS	SISSES	sis [n]
EISWZZ	WIZZES	wiz [n]
EJLLOS	JELLOS	jello [n]
EKLLSS	SKELLS	skell [n]
EKLLSV	KVELLS	kvell [v]
EKLOPT	KLEPTO	one that steals impulsively [n -TOS]
EKNORT	REKNOT	knot [v -KNOTTED, -KNOTTING, -KNOTS]
ELLLRU	LULLER	one that lulls [n -S]
ELMOST	METOLS	metol [n]
ELNOPS	PLEONS	pleon [n]
ELOOPR	POOLER	one that pools [n -S]
ELOOPS	POSOLE	a thick soup made of pork, corn, garlic, and chili [n -S]
ELOOPZ	POZOLE	posole [n -S]
ELOORT	ROOTLE	to dig in the ground as with the snout [v -TLED, -TLING, -TLES]
ELOPRW	REPLOW	plow [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ELORTT	LOTTER	one who assembles merchandise into salable lots [n -S]
EMNOOR	MOONER	one that moons [n -S]
EMNOXY	EXONYM	a name for a people used by outsiders and not by the people themselves [n -S]
ENORRW	REWORN	rewear [v]
ENSSTT	STENTS	stent [n]
EOOPTY	PTOOEY	ptui [interj]
EOPPRS	PREOPS	preop [n]
EORRST	STORER	one that stores [n -S]
ESSSTU	TUSSES	tussis [n]
ESTUYZ	YUTZES	yutz [n]
FFOPUY	POUFFY	pouf [adj]
FHILSU	FLUISH	having symptoms like those of the flu [adj]
FIILLN	INFILL	pertaining to the filling in of vacant land [adj]
FIILMS	FILMIS	filmi [n]
FIILPR	RIFLIP	a fragment of DNA [n -S]
FIINOT	FINITO	finished [adj]
GGGIIN	IGGING	igg [v]
GGILNU	LUGING	luge [v]
GGILNY	NIGGLY	petty [adj -GLIER, -GLIEST]
GHIOSS	SHOGIS	shogi [n]
GHLMOU	MOGHUL	mogul [n -S]
GHORUY	ROUGHY	a small fish having rough scales [n ROUGHIES]
GILMSU	SIGLUM	an abbreviation to indicate the source of an edited text [n SIGLA]
GILNOO	OLINGO	a small mammal of Central and South America [n -GOS]
GILNOS	LOGINS	login [n]
GILNTY	GLINTY	glittering [adj GLINTIER, GLINTIEST]
GINOOP	POOING	poo [v]
GINPRU	URPING	urp [v]
GIORTU	OUTRIG	to equip (a boat) with outriggers (projections having floats) [v -RIGGED, -RIGGING, -RIGS]
GLNOOS	LOGONS	logon [n]
GNOPRU	PROGUN	favoring the right to own guns without restrictions [adj]
HINPTY	PHYTIN	a calcium-magnesium salt [n -S]
HIORSS	ROSHIS	roshi [n]
HIWYZZ	WHIZZY	marvelous in construction or operation [adj -ZIER, -ZIEST]
HLLOOU	HULLOO	to hallo [v -ED, -ING, -S]
HMOOSS	SMOOSH	to squash [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
HNPSXY	SPHYNX	a cat of a breed of hairless cats [n -ES]
HOOPST	POTHOS	a climbing plant with glossy variegated leaves [n POTHOS]
IIJNNS	JINNIS	jinni [n]
IIMMNW	WIMMIN	women [n]
IIMNRS	MIRINS	mirin [n]
IINNOS	INIONS	inion [n]
IJNPSU	PUNJIS	punji [n]
IKMOSV	MIKVOS	mikvah [n]
IKMOTV	MIKVOT	mikvah [n]
ILSTTY	SLITTY	being long and narrow [adj -TIER, -TIEST]
IMNOOS	SOMONI	a monetary unit of Tajikistan [n SOMONI]
INNRSU	INRUNS	inrun [n]
INOPTT	TINPOT	of little importance [adj]
INORTU	TURION	a thick new growth on a plant [n -S]
INOSTT	STOTIN	a monetary unit of Slovenia [n -TINS or -TINOV]
IOPSTU	PISTOU	a sauce made of olive oil, garlic, basil, and often cheese [n -S]
IPPQUY	QUIPPY	witty [adj -PIER, -PIEST]
IPSVVY	SPIVVY	spiv [adj]
JNOORU	JOURNO	a writer for a news medium [n -NOS]
KKNSUY	SKUNKY	having a smell suggestive of a skunk (a mammal that can spray a foul-smelling liquid) [adj SKUNKIER, SKUNKIEST]
KLNPUY	PLUNKY	marked by a quick, hollow metallic sound [adj PLUNKIER, PLUNKIEST]
KMOSUX	MUSKOX	a large bovid of arctic regions [n -OXEN]
KORSST	SKORTS	skort [n]
LLOOPY	POLYOL	an alcohol containing three or more hydroxyl groups [n -S]
LLOQSU	QUOLLS	quoll [n]
LNOORS	ORLONS	orlon [n]
NNORTU	TURNON	something that arouses interest [n -S]
NOOSWY	SWOONY	languid, dazed [adj SWOONIER, SWOONIEST]
OOPPST	POSTOP	a patient after undergoing a surgical operation [n -S]
OOPSWY	SWOOPY	having sweeping lines or features [adj SWOOPIER, SWOOPIEST]
OPPSSY	PSYOPS	noncombative military operations to influence the enemy�s state of mind [n]
OSSTTT	STOTTS	stott [v]
AAABDLM	LAMBADA	a Brazilian dance [n -S]
AAABHLQ	QABALAH	cabala [n -S]
AAABKPS	BAASKAP	the policy of domination by white people in South Africa [n -S]
AAABLQS	QABALAS	qabala [n]
AAACEHR	ARCHAEA	a large group of microorganisms [n] : ARCHAEAL [adj]
AAACHNT	ACANTHA	a sharp spiny part [n -THAE]
AAADGGH	AGGADAH	haggadah [n -DAHS or -DOT or -DOTH]
AAADGGS	AGGADAS	aggada [n]
AAADIMN	DAMIANA	a tropical American shrub [n -S]
AAADMPP	PAPADAM	papadum [n -S]
AAADMRS	MADRASA	madrassa [n -S]
AAADMRS	RAMADAS	ramada [n]
AAAGGLN	GALANGA	galangal [n -S]
AAAGNRU	GUARANA	a South American shrub [n -S]
AAAHLSW	HAWALAS	hawala [n]
AAAKKNS	KANAKAS	kanaka [n]
AAALMSS	MASALAS	masala [n]
AAALPPS	PALAPAS	palapa [n]
AABBCGY	CABBAGY	cabbagey [adj]
AABBSTY	BABYSAT	babysit [v]
AABCDIM	DICAMBA	an herbicide [n -S]
AABDDIN	BANDAID	providing superficial relief [adj]
AABDNSW	BANDSAW	a type of power saw [n -S]
AABDRRS	DARBARS	darbar [n]
AABEKPR	PARBAKE	to bake partially [v -BAKED, -BAKING, -BAKES]
AABELWX	WAXABLE	wax [adj]
AABENNW	WANNABE	one who aspires to be like someone else [n -S]
AABEORT	AEROBAT	one that performs feats in an aircraft [n -S]
AABGGRY	GARBAGY	garbage [adj]
AABGHNR	BHANGRA	a form of popular Punjabi dance music [n -S]
AABGIRS	AIRBAGS	airbag [n]
AABIRST	BARISTA	one who makes and serves coffee to the public [n -S]
AABKRST	TASKBAR	a row of graphical controls on a computer screen [n -S]
AABLMRS	RAMBLAS	rambla [n]
AABLMSS	SAMBALS	sambal [n]
AABLORT	ABLATOR	one that ablates [n -S]
AACCHHK	CHACHKA	chatchka [n -S]
AACCIPT	PICCATA	prepared with a sauce of lemon, white wine, and butter [adj]
AACCJKR	CARJACK	to steal a vehicle from its driver by force [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AACDENR	DRACENA	dracaena [n -S]
AACDERS	ASCARED	afraid [adj]
AACDERY	DAYCARE	care for children and disabled adults during the day [n -S]
AACEHKS	ASHCAKE	a cornmeal cake [n -S]
AACEHNR	ARCHEAN	archaean [n -CHAEA]
AACENSS	CASSENA	cassina [n -S]
AACEORS	ROSACEA	a chronic inflammation of parts of the face [n -S]
AACGILL	GALLICA	a European rose [n -S]
AACGJNT	CATJANG	an African shrub [n -S]
AACHILR	ACHIRAL	pertaining to a symmetrical molecule [adj]
AACHIMS	CHAMISA	a saltbush of the Southwest [n -S]
AACHKSW	KWACHAS	kwacha [n]
AACHLPU	CHALUPA	a fried corn tortilla spread with a savory mixture [n -S]
AACHRTU	AUTARCH	an absolute ruler [n -S]
AACIITV	AVIATIC	aviation [adj]
AACILNP	CALPAIN	an enzyme for digesting proteins [n -S]
AACIMNY	ANIMACY	the state of being alive [n -CIES]
AACINRS	SARCINA	a spherical bacterium [n -NAS or -NAE]
AACINSS	CASSINA	an evergreen tree [n -S]
AACKLPS	KALPACS	kalpac [n]
AACLNOS	CANOLAS	canola [n]
AACLNRU	CANULAR	canula [adj]
AACLNST	CANTALS	cantal [n]
AACLOPR	CRAPOLA	nonsense, drivel [n -S]
AACMNOR	NARCOMA	a stupor induced by a narcotic [n -MAS or -MATA]
AADDEMN	DEADMAN	an anchor for securing a rope in mountain climbing [n DEADMEN]
AADDMRY	DRAMADY	dramedy [n -DIES]
AADEKPR	PARKADE	a multilevel structure for parking vehicles [n -S]
AADENSU	SAUNAED	sauna [v]
AADGGOT	AGGADOT	aggadah [n]
AADGIIR	GIARDIA	a protozoan inhabiting the intestines [n -S]
AADGIMS	AGAMIDS	agamid [n]
AADGRSY	GAYDARS	gaydar [n]
AADHIMS	SAMADHI	a state of concentration in yoga [n -S]
AADHRSS	HARDASS	a person who strictly enforces rules and regulations [n -ES]
AADINSY	NAYSAID	naysay [v]
AADLNOV	VANLOAD	the quantity that a van can carry [n -S]
AADLNOZ	DANAZOL	a synthetic androgen [n -S]
AADMNOW	ADWOMAN	a woman employed in the advertising business [n ADWOMEN]
AADMOPP	PAPADOM	papadum [n -S]
AADMPPU	PAPADUM	a thin, crisp bread of India [n -S]
AAEEGMT	AGEMATE	a person of the same age as another [n -S]
AAEELPT	PALEATE	covered with scales [adj]
AAEGLMT	GAMETAL	gamete [adj]
AAEGMTT	METATAG	an HTML tag having information about a webpage [n -S]
AAEGSTU	GATEAUS	gateau [n]
AAEKMSW	WAKAMES	wakame [n]
AAEKNUW	UNAWAKE	not awake [adj]
AAELNTY	ANALYTE	a substance being analyzed [n -S]
AAEMNNT	EMANANT	issuing from a source [adj]
AAEMNOR	AMARONE	a dry red wine [n -S]
AAENRST	SANTERA	a priestess of santeria [n -S]
AAERRSS	ARRASES	arras [n]
AAERRTT	TARTARE	served raw [adj]
AAFIRSU	FUSARIA	fusarium [n]
AAFLSTU	FLAUTAS	flauta [n]
AAGGLMO	MAGALOG	a sales catalog resembling a magazine [n -S]
AAGGNST	GANGSTA	a member of a street gang [n -S]
AAGGNTT	TAGGANT	a substance added to a product to indicate its source of manufacture [n -S]
AAGILOS	LAOGAIS	laogai [n]
AAGMMRS	GRAMMAS	gramma [n]
AAGMNPR	PANGRAM	a sentence that includes all the letters of the alphabet [n -S]
AAGMPRS	GRAMPAS	grampa [n]
AAHHIRS	SHARIAH	sharia [n -S]
AAHIRSS	HARISSA	a spicy North African sauce [n -S]
AAHIRSS	SHARIAS	sharia [n]
AAHMMMS	HAMMAMS	hammam [n]
AAHMSTZ	HAZMATS	hazmat [n]
AAIKNRS	KINARAS	kinara [n]
AAIKRSU	UAKARIS	uakari [n]
AAILLLT	LATILLA	a peeled limb used in ceilings [n -S]
AAILMQU	MAQUILA	a foreign-owned assembly factory in Mexico [n -S]
AAILNST	LATINAS	latina [n]
AAINOST	ATONIAS	atonia [n]
AAIOPRS	APORIAS	aporia [n]
AAIPSTY	PITAYAS	pitaya [n]
AAIRSTT	STRIATA	striatum [n]
AAJNPRS	PRAJNAS	prajna [n]
AAKMOSU	MOUSAKA	moussaka [n -S]
AAKOPRS	PAKORAS	pakora [n]
AAKORST	OSTRAKA	ostrakon [n]
AAKRSTU	KATSURA	a deciduous tree of Japan and China [n -S]
AALNRRU	RANULAR	ranula [adj]
AAMMNRT	MANTRAM	mantra [n -S]
AAMNORS	RAMONAS	ramona [n]
AAMOTTU	AUTOMAT	a type of cafeteria [n -S]
AANNNOS	ANNONAS	annona [n]
AANSSYY	NAYSAYS	naysay [v]
ABBEFST	FABBEST	fab [adj]
ABBEIRS	BARBIES	barbie [n]
ABBEIST	BABIEST	baby [adj]
ABBEISY	YABBIES	yabby [n]
ABBISTY	BABYSIT	to care for a child temporarily [v -SAT, -SITTING, -SITS]
ABBLLOX	BOXBALL	a form of handball [n -S]
ABCCHTY	BYCATCH	marine animals caught unintentionally [n -ES]
ABCDESU	SCUBAED	scuba [v]
ABCEHLO	CHAEBOL	a group of businesses in Korea owned by one family [n -S]
ABCELRS	CABLERS	cabler [n]
ABCEMSW	WEBCAMS	webcam [n]
ABCESTW	WEBCAST	to transmit sound and images via the World Wide Web [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ABCIMSU	CUMBIAS	cumbia [n]
ABDDEER	DEBEARD	to remove filaments from a mussel [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ABDDHSU	BUDDHAS	buddha [n]
ABDEEKL	LAKEBED	the floor of a lake [n -S]
ABDEEPR	PREBADE	prebid [v]
ABDEERS	BEADERS	beader [n]
ABDEFOS	SOFABED	a sofa that can be made into a bed [n -S]
ABDEIKT	BATIKED	batik [v]
ABDELNU	UNBALED	unbale [v]
ABDELRS	BLADERS	blader [n]
ABDERSU	EARBUDS	earbud [n]
ABDGILN	BLADING	the act of skating on in-line skates [n -S]
ABDIMRY	MAYBIRD	a bobolink [n -S]
ABDINOT	BANDITO	a bandit [n -TOS]
ABEEGPW	WEBPAGE	a single document on the World Wide Web [n -S]
ABEELRR	ERRABLE	err [adj]
ABEELRY	BELAYER	one that belays [n -S]
ABEETXY	EXABYTE	one quintillion bytes [n -S]
ABEFLRY	FRYABLE	fry [adj]
ABEFORR	FORBARE	forbear [v]
ABEFORX	FAREBOX	a receptacle for fares on a bus [n -ES]
ABEGIKL	BAGLIKE	resembling a bag [adj]
ABEIILS	BIALIES	bialy [n]
ABEILMS	ABLEISM	prejudice or discrimination against disabled people [n -S]
ABEILMU	BUMELIA	a thorny tree [n -S]
ABEILST	ABLEIST	one that practices ableism [n -S]
ABEKLOP	POKABLE	poke [adj]
ABELNSU	UNBALES	unbale [v]
ABELOPS	POSABLE	pose [adj]
ABELOTW	TOWABLE	tow [adj]
ABENORZ	ZEBRANO	a tree having striped wood [n -BRANOS]
ABENRSY	BARNEYS	barney [n]
ABFGOOT	FOOTBAG	a small bag filled with pellets that is kept aloft with the feet [n -S]
ABGIKST	KITBAGS	kitbag [n]
ABGILRT	BATGIRL	a girl who minds baseball equipment [n -S]
ABGINNR	BARNING	barn [v]
ABGLLMU	GUMBALL	a small ball of chewing gum [n -S]
ABGORST	BOGARTS	bogart [v]
ABIIINR	BIRIANI	biryani [n -S]
ABIIMNR	MINIBAR	a small refrigerator stocked with beverages [n -S]
ABIINRY	BIRYANI	an Indian dish of meat, fish, or vegetables and rice [n -S]
ABIKNST	BANKITS	bankit [n]
ABILRST	TRIBALS	tribal [n]
ABIMPST	BITMAPS	bitmap [n]
ABINOOT	BONIATO	a sweet potato [n -TOS]
ABIORRZ	BIZARRO	one that is strikingly unusual [n -ROS]
ABJOSZZ	JAZZBOS	jazzbo [n]
ABLMMOU	BUMMALO	a small Asian fish [n -LOS]
ABLNOOP	POBLANO	a mild, dark-green chili pepper [n -NOS]
ABLOORT	TOOLBAR	a row of icons on a computer screen that activate functions [n -S]
ABMOPST	SPAMBOT	a computer program that sends out unsolicited e-mail [n -S]
ABNORTY	BARYTON	a stringed instrument [n -S]
ABORSTU	ABORTUS	an aborted fetus [n -ES]
ACCEHNR	CHANCER	an opportunist [n -S]
ACCHNOS	CONCHAS	concha [n]
ACCINOP	CANOPIC	pertaining to an Egyptian jar [adj]
ACCINSW	WICCANS	wiccan [n]
ACCIOST	OCICATS	ocicat [n]
ACCMNOY	CACONYM	an erroneous name [n -S]
ACDDDEL	CLADDED	clad [v]
ACDEHKS	SHACKED	shack [v]
ACDEILM	CAMELID	any of a family of 2-toed ruminant mammals [n -S]
ACDEIMV	MEDIVAC	to medevac [v -VACED, -VACING, -VACS or -VACKED, -VACKING, VACS]
ACDEIST	DACITES	dacite [n]
ACDELRS	RECLADS	reclad [v]
ACDENOR	ACORNED	acorn [adj]
ACDILMS	CLADISM	the method of a cladist [n -S]
ACDNORS	CARDONS	cardon [n]
ACDNORS	DACRONS	dacron [n]
ACEEGOT	ECOTAGE	obstructive action in defense of the natural environment [n -S]
ACEELLS	CALLEES	callee [n]
ACEENSS	CASSENE	cassina [n -S]
ACEERVZ	CERVEZA	beer [n -S]
ACEFHOR	ARCHFOE	a principal foe [n -S]
ACEFRRS	SCARFER	one that eats or drinks voraciously [n -S]
ACEFRRT	CRAFTER	one that crafts [n -S]
ACEGLPS	GELCAPS	gelcap [n]
ACEHIPP	CHAPPIE	a fellow [n -S]
ACEHLNR	LARCHEN	larch [adj]
ACEILVW	WAVICLE	a subatomic particle that can act like both a wave and a particle [n -S]
ACEIMMS	CAMMIES	cammie [n]
ACEINPT	PICANTE	prepared with a spicy sauce [adj]
ACEINRT	TACRINE	a drug for treating Alzheimer�s disease [n -S]
ACEINSS	CASSINE	cassina [n -S]
ACEIPST	PACIEST	pacey [adj]
ACEIPSZ	CAPIZES	capiz [n]
ACEIRST	ATRESIC	atresia [adj]
ACEIRTT	ATRETIC	atresia [adj]
ACEKNRS	SNACKER	one that snacks [n -S]
ACEKSTW	WACKEST	wack [adj]
ACELNOP	NOPLACE	not in or at any place [adv]
ACELNOS	SECONAL	a preparation of secobarbital -- a trademark [n -S]
ACEMMRS	SCAMMER	one that scams [n -S]
ACENORS	CANOERS	canoer [n]
ACEORST	RECOATS	recoat [v]
ACFFINS	FANFICS	fanfic [n]
ACFIMOR	FORMICA	any of various laminated products used especially for surface finish -- a trademark [n -S]
ACGHINW	CHINWAG	to gossip [v -WAGGED, -WAGGING, -WAGS]
ACGHOST	GOTCHAS	gotcha [n]
ACGINOT	COTINGA	a tropical bird [n -S]
ACHHPPU	CHUPPAH	a canopy used at a Jewish wedding [n -S]
ACHIINT	CHIANTI	a dry red wine [n -S]
ACHINRU	UNCHAIR	to remove from a chairmanship [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ACHNOUY	CHANOYU	a Japanese tea ritual [n -S]
ACHPPSU	CHUPPAS	chuppa [n]
ACIIMMN	MINICAM	a small portable television camera [n -S]
ACIJUZZ	JACUZZI	a whirlpool bath and a recreational bathing tub or pool -- a trademark [n -S]
ACILNOS	ALNICOS	alnico [n]
ACINORT	CORTINA	a membrane on some mushrooms [n -S]
ACISTTU	CATSUIT	a close-fitting one-piece garment [n -S]
ACKNRTU	UNTRACK	to cause to escape from a slump [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ACKOSTW	TOWSACK	a sack made of a coarse fabric [n -S]
ACLLOTU	OUTCALL	a house call by a professional person [n -S]
ACLNOSS	CLASSON	a subatomic particle [n -S]
ACLOOSZ	ZOCALOS	zocalo [n]
ACLORTY	ACTORLY	actor [adj]
ACMOPTU	CAMPOUT	a camping out by a group [n -S]
ACNOSTW	SNOWCAT	a tracklaying vehicle for travel on snow [n -S]
ACOOPRT	ROOTCAP	the loose mass of cells that covers the tip of some roots [n -S]
ACORSTU	CUATROS	cuatro [n]
ADDDENU	UNADDED	add [adj]
ADDEEHN	HEADEND	a facility that receives and distributes communications signals [n -S]
ADDEEMN	DEADMEN	deadman [n]
ADDEINT	NIDATED	nidate [v]
ADDHILS	LADDISH	lad [adj]
ADDHLOO	LADHOOD	the state of being a lad [n -S]
ADDIKST	TSADDIK	zaddik [n -DIKIM]
ADEEELS	EASELED	easel [adj]
ADEEGNT	AGENTED	agent [v]
ADEEHRX	EXHEDRA	exedra [n -DRAE]
ADEEILM	EMAILED	email [v]
ADEEITU	AUDITEE	one that is audited [n -S]
ADEELNS	LEADENS	leaden [v]
ADEELPR	PEDALER	one that pedals [n -S]
ADEEPTX	EXAPTED	utilized for a function other than the one developed through natural selection [adj]
ADEFGRS	DEFRAGS	defrag [v]
ADEFHLU	HEADFUL	a great amount of knowledge [n -S]
ADEFIKL	FADLIKE	resembling a fad [adj]
ADEFINS	FADEINS	fadein [n]
ADEFLOR	ALFREDO	served with a white cheese sauce [adj]
ADEFNRS	SNARFED	snarf [v]
ADEFOTU	FADEOUT	a gradual disappearance of an image [n -S]
ADEGIMP	MEDIGAP	a supplemental health insurance [n -S]
ADEGIOT	GODETIA	a showy annual herb [n -S]
ADEGNTU	UNGATED	gate [adj]
ADEHNRS	HANDERS	hander [n]
ADEILPR	LIPREAD	to understand spoken words by interpreting the lip movements of a speaker [v -READ, -READING, -READS]
ADEIMNO	DOMAINE	a vineyard in Burgundy [n -S]
ADEINST	NIDATES	nidate [v]
ADEIRTV	TARDIVE	having symptoms that develop slowly [adj]
ADEKKNS	SKANKED	skank [v]
ADELMRU	MURALED	mural [adj]
ADELNPY	ENDPLAY	to force (an opponent in bridge) to lead [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ADELNRS	RELANDS	reland [v]
ADELOPR	PRELOAD	to load beforehand [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ADELOTU	OUTLEAD	to surpass in leading [v -LED, -LEADING, -LEADS]
ADEMMPS	SPAMMED	spam [v]
ADEMNOW	ADWOMEN	adwoman [n]
ADEMOSY	SAMOYED	any of a Siberian breed of medium-sized white or cream-colored sled dogs [n -S]
ADEMPSS	SPASMED	spasm [v]
ADENPTU	UNADEPT	adept [adj]
ADERRSY	YARDERS	yarder [n]
ADFLMPU	MUDFLAP	a flap hung behind a rear wheel of a vehicle to prevent splashing [n -S]
ADGIINU	IGUANID	a long-tailed lizard [n -S]
ADGIORT	GORDITA	a stuffed and fried pocket of cornmeal dough [n -S]
ADHIKOP	HAPKIDO	a Korean martial art [n -DOS]
ADILOSZ	OZALIDS	ozalid [n]
ADIOSTU	OUTSAID	outsay [v]
ADLMNOY	ALMONDY	almond [adj]
ADLNOOS	ONLOADS	onload [v]
ADMMOST	MADTOMS	madtom [n]
AEEFLTX	TELEFAX	a system for transmitting graphic material over telephone lines [n -ES]
AEEGLTT	GALETTE	a flat round cake [n -S]
AEEGPST	SEPTAGE	the waste in a septic tank [n -S]
AEEHPRS	HEAPERS	heaper [n]
AEEILPT	EPILATE	to remove hair from [v -LATED, -LATING, -LATES]
AEELMNS	MELENAS	melena [n]
AEELQSU	QUELEAS	quelea [n]
AEENPST	NEPETAS	nepeta [n]
AEEPPRV	PREPAVE	to pave beforehand [v -PAVED, -PAVING, -PAVES]
AEERRSW	REWEARS	rewear [v]
AEERRTV	AVERTER	one that averts [n -S]
AEERTWW	WETWARE	the human brain when considered as functionally equivalent to a computer [n -S]
AEESSSY	EYASSES	eyass [n]
AEFGGIR	FAGGIER	faggy [adj]
AEFGLPU	PAGEFUL	as much as a page can hold [n -S]
AEFGLRS	REFLAGS	reflag [v]
AEFHISZ	HAFIZES	hafiz [n]
AEFILST	SEALIFT	to transport (military personnel and equipment) by ship [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AEFKLRT	FARTLEK	an athletic training technique [n -S]
AEFLPRU	FLAREUP	a sudden outbreak [n -S]
AEGGIJS	JAGGIES	a jagged effect on a curved line [n]
AEGGILN	EAGLING	eagle [v]
AEGHLTW	THALWEG	the line defining the lowest points along the length of a riverbed [n -S]
AEGILLM	MEGILLA	megillah [n -S]
AEGILLN	NIGELLA	an annual herb [n -S]
AEGILNT	TAGLINE	the final line of a play or joke that makes the point [n -S]
AEGILST	GELATIS	gelati [n]
AEGINNS	INNAGES	innage [n]
AEGISTY	GASEITY	the state of being a gas [n -TIES]
AEGJLST	JETLAGS	jetlag [n]
AEGLPSS	GAPLESS	having no gap [adj]
AEGMNOR	MEGARON	the great central hall of an ancient Greek house [n -ARA]
AEGNNOW	NONWAGE	not including or involving wages (money paid for work or services) [adj]
AEGOTUZ	OUTGAZE	to surpass in gazing [v -GAZED, -GAZING, -GAZES]
AEGRRSU	SUGARER	one that makes sugar [n -S]
AEHINRT	THERIAN	any of a subclass of mammals [n -S]
AEHKPRS	PHREAKS	phreak [v]
AEHPRTT	PHATTER	phat [adj]
AEHRRST	TRASHER	one that destroys or damages [n -S]
AEIJKLM	JAMLIKE	resembling jam [adj]
AEIKNNT	NEATNIK	a compulsively neat person [n -S]
AEIKOST	OAKIEST	oaky [adj]
AEILLQU	LALIQUE	a style of cut glass or crystal [n -S]
AEIMNPR	PERMIAN	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
AEIMPRV	VAMPIER	vampy [adj]
AEIMSTT	MATIEST	matey [adj]
AEINPSW	WINESAP	a red apple with somewhat tart flesh [n -S]
AEINSST	SEITANS	seitan [n]
AEIPRRR	PARRIER	one that parries [n -S]
AEIPSSV	PAVISSE	pavis [n -S]
AEIRRTT	TARTIER	tarty [adj]
AEJLOUZ	AZULEJO	a type of ceramic tile [n -JOS]
AEJLSSW	JAWLESS	having no jaw (a bony structure bordering the mouth) [adj]
AEJSTWY	JETWAYS	jetway [n]
AEKKNRS	SKANKER	one that skanks [n -S]
AEKLPPT	PEPTALK	to inspire enthusiasm in by an intense, emotional talk [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AEKLPSY	KEYPALS	keypal [n]
AEKNOSW	WEAKONS	weakon [n]
AEKNRSW	WANKERS	wanker [n]
AEKSSTT	TSATSKE	chachka [n -S]
AELLNOP	PLEONAL	pleon [adj]
AELLRTY	RETALLY	tally [v -LIED, -LYING, -LIES]
AELNOPS	NOPALES	nopal [n]
AELOPRR	PREORAL	situated in front of the mouth [adj]
AELORRT	REALTOR	a real estate agent who is a member of the National Association of Realtors -- a collective mark [n -S]
AELORST	OLESTRA	a noncaloric fat substitute [n -S]
AELORTT	RETOTAL	total [v -TALED, -TALING, -TALS or -TALLED, -TALLING, -TALS]
AELPPST	APPLETS	applet [n]
AEMMPRS	SPAMMER	one that spams [n -S]
AEMMRSZ	MAMZERS	mamzer [n]
AENNPRS	PANNERS	panner [n]
AENOPTU	AUTOPEN	a device for imitating signatures [n -S]
AENORST	SANTERO	a priest of santeria [n -ROS]
AENRSST	SARSNET	sarcenet [n -S]
AEORRSV	SEROVAR	a group of microorganisms having a characteristic set of antigens [n -S]
AEORSST	OSETRAS	osetra [n]
AEORSST	OSSETRA	osetra [n -S]
AEPPPRU	PREPUPA	a stage preceding the pupa [n -PAS or -PAE]
AESSTUY	EUSTASY	eustacy [n -SIES]
AFFGINN	NAFFING	naff [v]
AFGINOT	ANTIFOG	preventing the buildup of moisture on a surface [adj]
AFHIISW	WAIFISH	waiflike [adj]
AFIILNT	TAILFIN	a fin at the posterior end of a fish [n -S]
AFLLMPU	PALMFUL	as much as a palm can hold [n -S]
AFMNRSU	SURFMAN	one who is skilled in handling a boat in surf [n SURFMEN]
AGGINRS	GRINGAS	gringa [n]
AGGINST	GATINGS	gating [n]
AGHILOT	GOLIATH	a person considered to be a giant [n -S]
AGHLMSU	MUGHALS	mughal [n]
AGIKNNW	WANKING	wank [v]
AGILLNU	LINGULA	an organ or process shaped like a tongue [n -LAE] : LINGULAR [adj]
AGILLYZ	GLAZILY	glazy [adv]
AGILNNS	LIGNANS	lignan [n]
AGILNPP	PALPING	palp [v]
AGIORST	ORGIAST	one who participates in an orgy [n -S]
AGJNORY	JARGONY	characterized by the use of obscure language [adj]
AGJSTTY	GYTTJAS	gyttja [n]
AGMNSTY	SYNTAGM	syntagma [n -S]
AGNNSSU	UNSNAGS	unsnag [v]
AHHIIMS	HAIMISH	homey, unpretentious [adj]
AHHIJRS	HIJRAHS	hijrah [n]
AHHPPSU	HUPPAHS	huppah [n]
AHIMSSU	HASSIUM	a radioactive element [n -S]
AHINRVY	HRYVNIA	a monetary unit of Ukraine [n -S]
AHIORSS	ORISHAS	orisha [n]
AHIORST	AIRSHOT	an aircheck [n -S]
AHIORSW	AIRSHOW	an exhibition of aircraft stunts [n -S]
AHKMOSW	MOHAWKS	mohawk [n]
AHNPPSS	SHNAPPS	schnapps [n SHNAPPS]
AHNRSVY	HRYVNAS	hryvna [n]
AIIKNNT	TANKINI	a woman�s swimsuit consisting of bikini briefs and a tank top [n -S]
AIILMNN	LAMININ	a glycoprotein [n -S]
AIJMORS	ROMAJIS	romaji [n]
AIKKOPY	KOPIYKA	a monetary unit of Ukraine [n -S]
AILLSTT	TALLITS	tallit [n]
AILRTTY	TARTILY	tarty [adv]
AILSVVY	SAVVILY	savvy [adv]
AIMNNOR	IRONMAN	a man of great strength and stamina [n IRONMEN]
AIMNSTU	SANTIMU	santims [n]
AIMNSUZ	MIZUNAS	mizuna [n]
AIMPPSS	PAPISMS	papism [n]
AINORTW	WAITRON	a server in a restaurant [n -S]
AINPRSW	RIPSAWN	ripsaw [v]
AINPRTT	TRIPTAN	a drug for treating migraine attacks [n -S]
AINSSTT	STATINS	statin [n]
AIOPPRR	PROPRIA	proprium [n]
AIOSSTT	TATSOIS	tatsoi [n]
AIPZZZZ	PIZZAZZ	pizazz [n -ES]
AIRRSST	RISTRAS	ristra [n]
AIRSTTT	ATTRITS	attrit [v]
AISSTTU	AUTISTS	autist [n]
AKLPSTU	UPTALKS	uptalk [v]
AKQRSSU	SQUARKS	squark [n]
ALLNSTY	SLANTLY	slanty [adv]
ALMOPPT	PALMTOP	a small computer that fits in the palm of the hand [n -S]
ALMSTUU	MUTUALS	mutual [n]
ALNNOOR	NONORAL	not involving the mouth [adj]
ALNORSU	SOLUNAR	listing the rising and setting times of the sun and moon [adj]
ALNOSST	STANOLS	stanol [n]
AMNOTUY	AUTONYM	a name by which a people refers to itself [n -S]
ANNOSTY	TANNOYS	tannoy [n]
ANOORST	SANTOOR	santir [n -S]
ANRSSUY	SUNRAYS	sunray [n]
AOSSTUY	OUTSAYS	outsay [v]
APPRSTY	STRAPPY	having straps [adj STRAPPIER, STRAPPIEST]
BBDIOOR	BOOBIRD	a fan who boos players of the home team [n -S]
BBEHORS	HOBBERS	hobber [n]
BBEIILS	BILBIES	bilby [n]
BBEIRSU	RUBBIES	rubby [n]
BBELMOT	BOMBLET	a small bomb [n -S]
BBEPRUW	BREWPUB	a restaurant that sells beverages brewed on the premises [n -S]
BBIMMOS	MOBBISM	mobbish conduct [n -S]
BBNOOOS	BONOBOS	bonobo [n]
BCEHINT	BITCHEN	excellent [adj]
BCEINOS	EBONICS	a dialect of English spoken by some African-Americans [n]
BCHLSSU	SCHLUBS	schlub [n]
BCIKKOX	KICKBOX	to box in a style that allows kicking [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
BCINOOS	BOSONIC	boson [adj]
BCINORS	BICORNS	bicorn [n]
BCISTUU	CUBITUS	the forearm [n -TI]
BCKNSUU	NUBUCKS	nubuck [n]
BCOOOOS	BOOCOOS	boocoo [n]
BCTUUZZ	BUZZCUT	a very short haircut [n -S]
BDDEGLU	BLUDGED	bludge [v]
BDDGIOR	BIRDDOG	to follow closely [v -DOGGED, -DOGGING, -DOGS]
BDEEEIS	BEEDIES	beedi [n]
BDEEINR	BENDIER	bendy [adj]
BDEGLSU	BLUDGES	bludge [v]
BDEIKNO	BOINKED	boink [v]
BDEIOOS	BOODIES	boody [n]
BDEIOOS	DOOBIES	doobie [n]
BDEIPRS	PREBIDS	prebid [v]
BDGMSUU	MUDBUGS	mudbug [n]
BDIMNUU	DUBNIUM	a radioactive element [n -S]
BDINOSU	BOUDINS	boudin [n]
BDINOUY	UNIBODY	being a type of construction in which parts are welded together to form one unit [adj]
BDNOOWW	DOWNBOW	a type of stroke in playing a bowed instrument [n -S]
BEEELPR	BLEEPER	one that bleeps [n -S]
BEEFIRS	FRISBEE	a plastic disk several inches in diameter sailed between players by a flip of the wrist -- a trademark [n -S]
BEEGINS	BEIGNES	beigne [n]
BEEGMNO	GOMBEEN	usury [n -S]
BEEILLV	BILEVEL	a house having two levels [n -S]
BEEINSW	NEWBIES	newbie [n]
BEEISTW	WEBSITE	a set of interconnected webpages maintained by an individual or an organization [n -S]
BEELNRT	REBLENT	reblend [v]
BEENORY	BONEYER	boney [adj]
BEEPRRV	PREVERB	a prefix or particle preceding the root of a verb [n -S]
BEFFSTU	BUFFEST	buff [adj]
BEFILOU	BIOFUEL	fuel composed of biological raw materials [n -S]
BEFIRST	FIBSTER	one that fibs [n -S]
BEGGLOR	BLOGGER	one who maintains a blog [n -S]
BEGIIMT	BIGTIME	pertaining to the highest level [adj]
BEGIMNR	BERMING	berm [v]
BEGINNU	UNBEING	unbe [v]
BEGINOS	BINGOES	bingo [n]
BEGIOSS	BIGOSES	bigos [n]
BEGLOSW	WEBLOGS	weblog [n]
BEHIMOY	YOHIMBE	a tropical African tree [n -S]
BEHNNOT	BENTHON	the organisms living in the benthos [n -S]
BEHOOSX	SHOEBOX	an oblong box for holding a pair of shoes [n -ES]
BEIINOT	NIOBITE	the mineral columbite [n -S]
BEIIRST	BITSIER	bitsy [adj]
BEIKRSW	BREWSKI	a serving of beer [n -SKIES or -SKIS]
BEILRTZ	BLITZER	one that blitzes [n -S]
BEIMRTY	TIMBERY	timber [adj]
BELORSS	ORBLESS	lacking an orb [adj]
BELRSTU	BUSTLER	one that bustles [n -S]
BENOOST	OBENTOS	obento [n]
BEPRSUY	PREBUYS	prebuy [v]
BEQSTUY	QUBYTES	qubyte [n]
BFFGINO	BOFFING	boff [v]
BFFOSUY	BUYOFFS	buyoff [n]
BFIILMO	BIOFILM	a thin layer of microorganisms [n -S]
BGHLRUU	BULGHUR	bulgur [n -S]
BGIKNOR	BORKING	bork [v]
BGILRSU	BUSGIRL	a girl or woman who is a server�s assistant in a restaurant [n -S]
BGINRUX	BRUXING	brux [v]
BGLOSUY	BOGUSLY	bogus [adv]
BGOSTUU	BUGOUTS	bugout [n]
BHIMORU	BOHRIUM	a radioactive element [n -S]
BILLORS	BRILLOS	brillo [n]
BINORSU	BOURSIN	a mild, smooth, creamy cheese without rind -- a trademark [n -S]
BJMOOSU	BOOJUMS	boojum [n]
BKOOOOS	BOOKOOS	bookoo [n]
CCEINSS	SCENICS	scenic [n]
CCERTUW	CREWCUT	a short haircut [n -S]
CCGIINT	TICCING	tic [v]
CCHLSTU	SCULTCH	sculch [n -ES]
CCHNOOS	CONCHOS	concho [n]
CCHOOST	SCOOTCH	to scooch [v -ED, -ING, -ES]
CCILNSY	CYCLINS	cyclin [n]
CDDEENU	UNCEDED	cede [adj]
CDEEEPR	CREEPED	creep [v]
CDEHIIL	CEILIDH	an Irish or Scottish party [n -S]
CDFIJOR	FJORDIC	fjord [adj]
CDHIRTY	CHYTRID	an aquatic or soil fungus [n -S]
CDIMOSS	COSMIDS	cosmid [n]
CDIORSV	CORVIDS	corvid [n]
CEEHMRS	MERCHES	merch [n]
CEEHRTV	CHEVRET	chevre [n -S]
CEEIMNO	MIOCENE	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
CEELMOT	TELECOM	telecommunication [n -S]
CEELOTX	CELOTEX	a building board that is employed as insulation or paneling -- a trademark [n -ES]
CEELSUX	CULEXES	culex [n]
CEEMSTU	TUMESCE	to become swollen [v -MESCED, -MESCING, -MESCES]
CEFFRSU	SCUFFER	one that scuffs [n -S]
CEFGHIN	CHEFING	chef [v]
CEFLNTU	UNCLEFT	cleave [adj]
CEHHIOO	HOOCHIE	a promiscuous young woman [n -S]
CEHILXY	HEXYLIC	hexyl [adj]
CEHIMOR	HOMERIC	having a large or grand quality [adj]
CEHINRR	CHIRREN	children [n]
CEHINRS	INCHERS	incher [n]
CEHKNSU	KUCHENS	kuchen [n]
CEHLNNU	CHUNNEL	a tunnel under the English channel [n -S]
CEHMNSY	MENSCHY	mensch [adj]
CEHNORT	CHORTEN	a Tibetan shrine [n -S]
CEHNOST	TECHNOS	techno [n]
CEIIMNR	CREMINI	a brown mushroom [n -S]
CEIIMNR	CRIMINE	used to express surprise or anger [interj]
CEIINOS	NICOISE	served with black olives, tomatoes, olive oil, and often anchovies [adj]
CEIKLNS	SLICKEN	to make slick [v -ED, -ING, -S]
CEIKRSU	SUCKIER	sucky [adj]
CEILNOP	PLEONIC	pleon [adj]
CEILOPR	POLICER	one that polices [n -S]
CEILSTU	LUCITES	lucite [n]
CEINNST	INCENTS	incent [v]
CEINSTU	NEUSTIC	neuston [adj]
CEJNOOS	COJONES	testicles -- usually considered vulgar [n]
CEKLOST	LOCKSET	a set of hardware for locking a door [n -S]
CEKOORR	CROOKER	crook [adj]
CELMNSU	MESCLUN	a mixture of young tender green herbs [n -S]
CELOPSU	CLOSEUP	a photograph taken at close range [n -S]
CELORSV	VELCROS	velcro [n]
CELORVY	CLOVERY	clover [adj]
CELOSSX	COXLESS	having no coxswain (the director of the crew of a racing rowboat) [adj]
CEMSTTU	TECTUMS	tectum [n]
CENNOOR	NONCORE	not being in or relating to a central part [adj]
CENNOOS	NEOCONS	neocon [n]
CENOOPS	POCOSEN	pocosin [n -S]
CEOORTU	ECOTOUR	a tour of a natural habitat [n -S]
CEORSTU	CROUTES	croute [n]
CESSUZZ	SCUZZES	scuzz [n]
CFFFKOU	FUCKOFF	one who spends time idly -- an offensive term [n -S]
CFFKOOO	COOKOFF	a cooking contest [n -S]
CFINORY	CORNIFY	to form keratin [v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES]
CHIILLS	CHILLIS	chilli [n]
CHIKSTY	SHTICKY	resembling a shtick [adj SHTICKIER, SHTICKIEST]
CHINORS	CRONISH	crone [adj]
CHKLOSY	SHLOCKY	schlocky [adj SHLOCKIER, SHLOCKIEST]
CHORRSU	CHURROS	churro [n]
CIIIMNR	CRIMINI	cremini [n -S]
CIILPRY	PRICILY	pricy [adv]
CIIMNRY	CRIMINY	crimine [interj]
CIKLNSU	UNSLICK	slick [adj]
CIKLOOO	OLICOOK	a doughnut [n -S]
CIKLOPZ	ZIPLOCK	having a groove and ridge that form a tight seal when joined [adj]
CIKMSSU	MUSICKS	musick [v]
CILNORY	LYRICON	an electronic wind instrument [n -S]
CIOTTUY	OUTCITY	a city on the outskirts of a larger city [n -TIES]
CNOOOPS	POCOSON	pocosin [n -S]
COOPSTU	COPOUTS	copout [n]
COPRTUU	UPCOURT	in the opposite half of a basketball court [adv]
DDDEGIR	GRIDDED	grid [adj]
DDEEEFX	FEDEXED	fedex [v]
DDEEIMN	DENIMED	denim [adj]
DDEEINS	NEDDIES	neddy [n]
DDEEIRW	WEIRDED	weird [v]
DDEEMMO	MODEMED	modem [v]
DDEFISU	FUDDIES	fuddy [n]
DDEFNOU	FONDUED	fondue [v]
DDEGKLU	KLUDGED	kludge [v]
DDEGLSU	SLUDGED	sludge [v]
DDEILLU	ILLUDED	illude [v]
DDEIOOS	DOODIES	doody [n]
DDIIIOO	OIDIOID	oidium [adj]
DDOOOOS	DOODOOS	doodoo [n]
DEEEFSX	FEDEXES	fedex [v]
DEEFFST	DEFFEST	def [adj]
DEEFIMS	MISFEED	to feed wrongly [v -FED, -FEEDING, -FEEDS]
DEEFLOY	EYEFOLD	a fold of skin of the upper eyelid [n -S]
DEEFLSU	DEFUELS	defuel [v]
DEEFRSU	DEFUSER	one that defuses [n -S]
DEEGIKN	DEKEING	deke [v]
DEEGKMO	GEEKDOM	the world of geeks [n -S]
DEEGORR	ROGERED	roger [v]
DEEHORS	RESHOED	reshoe [v]
DEEHOSY	HOSEYED	hosey [v]
DEEILNT	LENITED	lenite [v]
DEEILRV	LIVERED	liver [v]
DEEILST	ISLETED	islet [adj]
DEEIORS	OSIERED	osier [adj]
DEEJNOS	JONESED	jones [v]
DEEKLLV	KVELLED	kvell [v]
DEELSUV	EVULSED	evulse [v]
DEENRRU	ENDURER	one that endures [n -S]
DEFFIOS	DIEOFFS	dieoff [n]
DEFNPRU	PREFUND	to fund beforehand [v -ED, -ING, -S]
DEFNRSU	FUNDERS	funder [n]
DEFSSUU	DUFUSES	dufus [n]
DEGHINO	HONGIED	hongi [v]
DEGILTZ	GLITZED	glitz [v]
DEGIMNO	DEMOING	demo [v]
DEGINTU	DUETING	duet [v]
DEGIORR	GRODIER	grody [adj]
DEGKKOR	GROKKED	grok [v]
DEGKLUY	KLUDGEY	kludgy [adj KLUDGIER, KLUDGIEST]
DEGLMOU	MOGULED	provided with bumps of hard snow [adj]
DEGLNOS	DONGLES	dongle [n]
DEHIMNS	MEHNDIS	mehndi [n]
DEHIMUX	HUMIDEX	an index of discomfort [n -ES]
DEHMNSU	MUDHENS	mudhen [n]
DEHMOPR	MORPHED	morph [v]
DEHMSSU	SMUSHED	smush [v]
DEHPPUW	WHUPPED	whup [v]
DEIIRTX	EDITRIX	a female editor [n -TRIXES or -TRICES]
DEIKLNU	UNLIKED	like [adj]
DEILLSU	ILLUDES	illude [v]
DEILMXY	MIXEDLY	mix [adv]
DEILSUV	DIVULSE	to tear away [v -VULSED, -VULSING, -VULSES]
DEIMNTU	UNTIMED	time [adj]
DEIMOOR	DOOMIER	doomy [adj]
DEINNSY	DYNEINS	dynein [n]
DEIPRSU	SIRUPED	sirup [v]
DEIPSUZ	UPSIZED	upsize [v]
DEIRSSU	DISEURS	diseur [n]
DELLRWY	DRYWELL	a hole for receiving drainage from a roof [n -S]
DELOORT	ROOTLED	rootle [v]
DELOPPY	POLYPED	something having many legs [n -S]
DELOPRT	PRETOLD	pretell [v]
DEMNOSU	MENUDOS	menudo [n]
DEMOOPR	PROMOED	promo [v]
DENOPRS	PERNODS	pernod [n]
DEOSTTT	STOTTED	stott [v]
DEPRSUY	SYRUPED	syrup [v]
DFLOPSU	FOLDUPS	foldup [n]
DGIILMN	MILDING	mild [v]
DGIILNO	LOIDING	loid [v]
DGINOPS	DOPINGS	doping [n]
DGOPRRU	PRODRUG	an inactive chemical substance that becomes an active drug in the body [n -S]
DHIIPST	DIPSHIT	a foolish or contemptible person [n -S]
DIILMST	MIDLIST	a section of a publisher�s list of current titles [n -S]
DINNOPR	NONDRIP	that does not drip [adj]
DINOWWY	WINDOWY	having many windows [adj]
DMNOOOP	MONOPOD	a one-legged support for a camera [n -S]
DNOOSUV	VOUDONS	voudon [n]
DNOOUUV	VOUDOUN	vodun [n -S]
DNOPTUW	PUTDOWN	a disparaging or snubbing remark [n -S]
DOOOPSW	DOOWOPS	doowop [n]
EEEGMRS	MERGEES	mergee [n]
EEEGNNO	NEOGENE	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
EEEKLNX	KLEENEX	a cleansing tissue -- a trademark [n -ES]
EEEMNST	MENTEES	mentee [n]
EEENNSV	VENENES	venene [n]
EEENRTW	TWEENER	a player having some but not all of the qualifications for two or more positions [n -S]
EEENSWY	SWEENEY	sweeny [n -NEYS]
EEFGIST	GIFTEES	giftee [n]
EEFHLMN	FLEHMEN	to inhale with the mouth open and upper lip curled [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EEFILTY	EYELIFT	plastic surgery of the eyelid [n -S]
EEFINNR	FENNIER	fenny [adj]
EEFIRSS	FRISEES	frisee [n]
EEGGKRS	KEGGERS	kegger [n]
EEGHMNO	HEGEMON	a political state having hegemony [n -S]
EEGRRSS	SERGERS	serger [n]
EEHILOP	PIEHOLE	a mouth [n -S]
EEHLNSY	HENLEYS	henley [n]
EEHLQSS	SHEQELS	sheqel [n]
EEHMNNS	MENSHEN	mensh [n]
EEHMNSS	MENSHES	mensh [n]
EEHPPST	HEPPEST	hep [adj]
EEIKKST	TEKKIES	tekkie [n]
EEIKLSS	SELKIES	selkie [n]
EEIKPSW	KEWPIES	kewpie [n]
EEILNST	LENITES	lenite [v]
EEILRSX	EXILERS	exiler [n]
EEILSSV	SLIEVES	slieve [n]
EEIMMSS	MIMESES	mimesis [n]
EEIMRST	MEISTER	one who is knowledgeable about something specified [n -S]
EEINNTZ	NETIZEN	a frequent user of the Internet [n -S]
EEINRSX	REXINES	rexine [n]
EEINSSS	SENSEIS	sensei [n]
EEIPRRW	PREWIRE	to wire beforehand [v -WIRED, -WIRING, -WIRES]
EEIRSTV	SIEVERT	a unit of iodizing radiation [n -S]
EEKOOPP	PEKEPOO	peekapoo [n -POOS]
EELLNOR	RELLENO	a Mexican dish of a stuffed and fried green chile [n -S]
EELLPRT	PRETELL	to tell beforehand [v -TOLD, -TELLING, -TELLS]
EELNSTT	TELNETS	telnet [v]
EELOPPZ	ZEPPOLE	a deep-fried pastry [n -POLES or -POLI]
EELRSUX	LUREXES	lurex [n]
EELSSUV	EVULSES	evulse [v]
EENOPRS	PEREONS	pereon [n]
EENRRST	RERENTS	rerent [v]
EENSSUV	VENUSES	venus [n]
EEORRSZ	REZEROS	rezero [v]
EEPPRSX	PERSPEX	an acrylic plastic consisting essentially of polymethyl methacrylate -- a trademark [n -ES]
EEPRSXY	PYREXES	pyrex [n]
EERSTTV	VETTERS	vetter [n]
EERSTTY	SYRETTE	a small tube fitted with a hypodermic needle containing a single dose of medication [n -S]
EFFFLRU	FLUFFER	one that fluffs [n -S]
EFFIIST	STIFFIE	an erection of the penis -- usually considered vulgar [n -S]
EFFILNO	OFFLINE	not connected to a computer network [adj]
EFFLLOS	SELLOFF	the sale of a large number of stocks, bonds, or commodities [n -S]
EFFNSTU	FUNFEST	a party for fun [n -S]
EFGLORT	FROGLET	a young frog [n -S]
EFHORRT	FROTHER	one that froths [n -S]
EFIIRRR	FIRRIER	firry [adj]
EFIJLOT	JETFOIL	a jet-powered hydrofoil (a boat with winglike structures for lifting the hull above the water) [n -S]
EFIKLNU	FLUNKIE	flunky [n -S]
EFIKLOR	FOLKIER	folkie [adj]
EFIOORS	ROOFIES	roofie [n]
EFIORTV	OVERFIT	fitted to excess [adj]
EFLNORU	FLEURON	a floral ornament [n -S]
EFLNOST	TEFLONS	teflon [n]
EFLNPUX	FUNPLEX	a building with facilities for sports and games [n -ES]
EFLORSS	FLOSSER	one that flosses [n -S]
EFLPRRU	PURFLER	one that purfles [n -S]
EFMNRSU	SURFMEN	surfman [n]
EFMPRUY	PERFUMY	scented [adj]
EFNNORT	FORNENT	near to [prep]
EGGGIKN	KEGGING	keg [v]
EGGGINV	VEGGING	veg [v]
EGGIIJR	JIGGIER	jiggy [adj]
EGGNRRU	GRUNGER	a fan of a style of rock music and associated fashions [n -S]
EGHINOS	HONGIES	hongi [v]
EGHINRW	WHINGER	one that whinges [n -S]
EGIIJKL	JIGLIKE	resembling a jig [adj]
EGIILRR	GIRLIER	girlie [adj]
EGIKKLN	LEKKING	lek [v]
EGIKNRU	GUNKIER	gunky [adj]
EGILLOR	GIROLLE	an edible mushroom [n -S]
EGILMNU	GUMLINE	the edge of the gums meeting the teeth [n -S]
EGILNST	SNIGLET	a word coined for something not having a name [n -S]
EGINOOR	GOONIER	goony [adj]
EGINOOS	NOOGIES	noogie [n]
EGINOPS	PINGOES	pingo [n]
EGINOSZ	GINZOES	ginzo [n]
EGINPPR	REPPING	rep [v]
EGIRRST	GRISTER	one that grinds grain [n -S]
EGIRRTT	GRITTER	one that grits [n -S]
EGISUWY	WISEGUY	a mobster [n -GUYS]
EGMNOSU	MUNGOES	mungo [n]
EGNOOYZ	ZOOGENY	the development or evolution of animals [n -NIES]
EHHIKSS	SHIKSEH	shiksa [n -S]
EHHINNS	HENNISH	resembling a hen [adj]
EHHRSSU	SHUSHER	one that shushes [n -S]
EHIIKNR	HINKIER	hinky [adj]
EHIIRSS	HISSIER	hissy [adj]
EHIJNNO	JOHNNIE	johnny [n -S]
EHIMRTT	THERMIT	thermite [n -S]
EHIOOPW	WHOOPIE	whoopee [n -S]
EHIOPRS	ROSEHIP	the aggregate fruit of the rose plant [n -S]
EHIOSTT	HOTTIES	hottie [n]
EHIPPRS	PRESHIP	to ship beforehand [v -SHIPPED, -SHIPPING, -SHIPS]
EHIPRSS	PISHERS	pisher [n]
EHKNSUY	HUNKEYS	hunkey [n]
EHMORSS	MOSHERS	mosher [n]
EHMPRSU	HUMPERS	humper [n]
EHMSSSU	SMUSHES	smush [v]
EHOORSV	HOOVERS	hoover [v]
EHOPRSY	PHORESY	a symbiotic relationship between some arthropods and fishes [n -SIES]
EHRSTUY	TUSHERY	pretentious writing [n -ERIES]
EIIKNTW	TWINKIE	a young, attractive person of little experience [n -S]
EIILNRS	RESILIN	an elastic substance in the cuticles of many insects [n -S]
EIILOPR	LIRIOPE	a stemless Asian herb [n -S]
EIINNOS	INOSINE	a compound of hypoxanthine and ribose [n -S]
EIINSUZ	UNISIZE	made to fit all sizes [adj]
EIKKLSY	SKYLIKE	resembling the sky [adj]
EIKKRUY	YUKKIER	yukky [adj]
EIKLNSS	KINLESS	having no kin [adj]
EILMSSY	SMILEYS	smiley [n]
EILNPST	LEPTINS	leptin [n]
EILOPPZ	ZEPPOLI	zeppole [n]
EILSTYZ	ZESTILY	zesty [adv]
EIMNNOR	IRONMEN	ironman [n]
EIMPRRU	IMPURER	impure [adj]
EINOOST	TOONIES	toonie [n]
EINOOTW	TWOONIE	toonie [n -S]
EINOPPS	PEPINOS	pepino [n]
EINOPTU	POUTINE	a dish of french fries and cheese curds topped with gravy [n -S]
EINORSV	ENVIROS	enviro [n]
EIOOSTZ	ZOOIEST	zooey [adj]
EIOPSST	POSTIES	postie [n]
EIOPSTX	POXIEST	poxy [adj]
EIOSTVV	VOTIVES	votive [n]
EIPRRTU	PURTIER	purty [adj]
EIPRSTU	PERITUS	an expert theologian [n -TI]
EIPSSUZ	UPSIZES	upsize [v]
EISTTUW	WETSUIT	a close-fitting rubberlike suit worn in cold water by skin divers [n -S]
EKLOPST	KLEPTOS	klepto [n]
EKNORST	REKNOTS	reknot [v]
ELLLRSU	LULLERS	luller [n]
ELMMPRU	PLUMMER	plum [adj]
ELNOOPT	PELOTON	the main body of riders in a bicycle race [n -S]
ELOOPRS	POOLERS	pooler [n]
ELOOPRS	RESPOOL	spool [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ELOOPRS	SPOOLER	one that spools [n -S]
ELOOPSS	POSOLES	posole [n]
ELOOPSZ	POZOLES	pozole [n]
ELOORST	ROOTLES	rootle [v]
ELOPPSU	UPSLOPE	toward the top of a slope [adv]
ELOPRSW	REPLOWS	replow [v]
ELORSTT	LOTTERS	lotter [n]
ELORSTT	SLOTTER	a machine for slotting [n -S]
EMNOORS	MOONERS	mooner [n]
EMNOSXY	EXONYMS	exonym [n]
EMOPPTU	UPTEMPO	a fast or lively tempo [n -POS]
ENOPRRW	PREWORN	previously worn by someone [adj]
ENOPSUX	XENOPUS	a frog native to southern Africa [n -PUSES]
ENOSSTT	STETSON	a broad-brimmed high-crowned felt hat -- a trademark [n -S]
EORRSST	STORERS	storer [n]
EPRRSTU	SPURTER	one that spurts [n -S]
FFILNSY	SNIFFLY	that sniffles [adj]
FFOOPST	STOPOFF	a stopover [n -S]
FIILPRS	RIFLIPS	riflip [n]
FIKLLUY	FLUKILY	fluky [adv]
FIKLNUY	FUNKILY	funky [adv]
FIKLSTU	LUTFISK	lutefisk [n -S]
FIMOORS	ISOFORM	one of two or more proteins having a similar form [n -S]
FIOTTTU	TOFUTTI	a food made without dairy products -- a trademark [n -S]
FIPPUYY	YUPPIFY	to make appealing to yuppies [v -FIED, -FYING, -FIES]
FKRSSUY	SKYSURF	to perform maneuvers during free fall while riding on a skyboard [v -ED, -ING, -S]
GGHIIJS	JIGGISH	suitable for a jig (a lively dance) [adj]
GGHILOS	LOGGISH	resembling a log [adj]
GGHIOSW	WOGGISH	resembling a wog [adj]
GGIINTT	GITTING	git [v]
GGIKLNU	KLUGING	kluge [v]
GGIKNOS	GINGKOS	gingko [n]
GGIMNOR	GORMING	gorm [v]
GHHIOPT	HIGHTOP	a sneaker extending over the ankle [n -S]
GHIMNOS	MOSHING	frenzied dancing at a rock concert [n -S]
GHLMOSU	MOGHULS	moghul [n]
GIILNNT	LINTING	lint [v]
GIILNNY	INLYING	located farther in [adj]
GIIMNPW	WIMPING	wimp [v]
GIKNOPR	PORKING	pork [v]
GILNOOS	OLINGOS	olingo [n]
GINNOOZ	ZOONING	zoon [v]
GIORSTU	OUTRIGS	outrig [v]
HIIISTV	SHIVITI	a plaque with a Hebrew verse [n -S]
HIILRTT	TRILITH	a prehistoric structure of three large stones [n -S]
HIKLNOT	HOTLINK	a connection between two computer files [n -S]
HILOPST	LITHOPS	a succulent African plant [n LITHOPS]
HIMOPRS	ORPHISM	a style of art [n -S]
HIMORST	RIMSHOT	a sound made by a drumstick striking the rim and head of a drum [n -S]
HINPSTY	PHYTINS	phytin [n]
HIOTTUW	OUTWITH	beyond the limits of [prep]
HJNNOOS	JOHNSON	the penis -- usually considered vulgar [n -S]
HLLOOSU	HULLOOS	hulloo [v]
HMNOPYY	HYPONYM	a word that denotes a subcategory [n -S]
HOOPSTT	HOTSPOT	an area known for violence or unrest [n -S]
IIMRSSU	SURIMIS	surimi [n]
IKLMOOS	LOOKISM	discrimination based on physical appearance [n -S]
IKLOOST	LOOKIST	one that practices lookism [n -S]
IKLOSSU	SOUSLIK	suslik [n -S]
ILLLOWY	LOWLILY	lowly [adv]
ILLNOOY	LOONILY	loony [adv]
ILLOOPY	LOOPILY	loopy [adv]
IMOSSTU	SUMOIST	a sumo wrestler [n -S]
INORSTU	TURIONS	turion [n]
INOSSTT	STOTINS	stotin [n]
IOPSSTU	PISTOUS	pistou [n]
IORSSTU	TSOURIS	tsuris [n TSOURIS]
JNOORSU	JOURNOS	journo [n]
KOOSSUU	SOUKOUS	a dance music in the Democratic Republic of the Congo [n -ES]
LLLOOPY	LOLLOPY	characterized by a bobbing motion [adj]
LLOOPSY	POLYOLS	polyol [n]
LNNOOOW	NONWOOL	not made of wool [adj]
LNOOPSU	UNSPOOL	to unwind from a small cylinder [v -ED, -ING, -S]
NNORSTU	TURNONS	turnon [n]
OOPPSST	POSTOPS	postop [n]
AAAABCLZ	CALABAZA	a large winter squash [n -S]
AAAACLMT	CALAMATA	kalamata [n -S]
AAAAKLMT	KALAMATA	a black olive grown in Greece [n -S]
AAABDLMS	LAMBADAS	lambada [n]
AAABGMNQ	MBAQANGA	a South African dance music [n -S]
AAABHLQS	QABALAHS	qabalah [n]
AAABKPSS	BAASKAPS	baaskap [n]
AAABKPSS	BAASSKAP	baaskap [n -S]
AAACCHMP	CHAMPACA	champak [n -S]
AAACEGTU	AGUACATE	an avocado [n -S]
AAACEHLR	ARCHAEAL	archaea [adj]
AAACEHNR	ARCHAEAN	a microorganism of the archaea [n -S]
AAACEHNT	ACANTHAE	acantha [n]
AAACKLMN	ALMANACK	almanac [n -S]
AAADGGHS	AGGADAHS	aggadah [n]
AAADHMRS	MADRASAH	madrassa [n -S]
AAADIMNS	DAMIANAS	damiana [n]
AAADMPPP	PAPPADAM	papadum [n -S]
AAADMPPS	PAPADAMS	papadam [n]
AAADMRSS	MADRASAS	madrasa [n]
AAADMRSS	MADRASSA	a Muslim school [n -S]
AAAFMQRU	AQUAFARM	to cultivate food fish [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AAAGGLNS	GALANGAS	galanga [n]
AAAGNRSU	GUARANAS	guarana [n]
AAAHHHKL	HALAKHAH	halacha [n -KHAHS or -KHOTH or -KHOT] : HALAKHIC [adj]
AAAHIPTY	PITAHAYA	a cactus of southwestern U.S. and Mexico [n -S]
AAAILPRS	PARASAIL	to soar while harnessed to a parachute towed by a car or boat [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AAAIMRSU	MAIASAUR	a herbivorous dinosaur [n -S]
AABBCEGY	CABBAGEY	resembling a cabbage (a leafy vegetable) [adj]
AABBELNN	BANNABLE	liable to be banned [adj]
AABCCKLW	CLAWBACK	money taken back by taxation [n -S]
AABCDILR	ALDICARB	a pesticide [n -S]
AABCDIMS	DICAMBAS	dicamba [n]
AABCDKLO	BACKLOAD	to defer a financial obligation [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AABCEHKL	HACKABLE	hack [adj]
AABCEKST	SEATBACK	the back of a seat [n -S]
AABCEORS	ACARBOSE	a drug for treating diabetes [n -S]
AABCIINR	BRAINIAC	a very intelligent person [n -S]
AABCKKLT	TALKBACK	a one-way communications link between a control booth and a recording studio [n -S]
AABDEEHL	BEHEADAL	the act of beheading [n -S]
AABDEHNR	BAREHAND	to catch with a bare hand [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AABDEKPR	PARBAKED	parbake [v]
AABDELNS	SANDABLE	sand [adj]
AABDEMNT	BANDMATE	a fellow member of a band [n -S]
AABDLLRY	BALLYARD	a ballpark [n -S]
AABDNSSW	BANDSAWS	bandsaw [n]
AABEEKRW	BAKEWARE	dishes used for baking [n -S]
AABEELPT	TAPEABLE	tape [adj]
AABEELST	TEASABLE	tease [adj]
AABEENNW	WANNABEE	wannabe [n -S]
AABEFLTU	FABULATE	to compose fables [v -LATED, -LATING, -LATES]
AABEGGRY	GARBAGEY	garbage [adj]
AABEHNOR	HABANERO	a hot chili pepper [n -ROS]
AABEIJLL	JAILABLE	jail [adj]
AABEINRT	ATABRINE	a drug to treat malaria [n -S]
AABEJLMM	JAMMABLE	jam [adj]
AABEKPRS	PARBAKES	parbake [v]
AABELLSY	SLAYABLE	slay [adj]
AABELPPT	TAPPABLE	capable of being tapped [adj]
AABELRST	RATABLES	taxable properties [n]
AABEMMXY	MYXAMEBA	a slime mold that resembles an amoeba [n -BAS or -BAE]
AABENNSW	WANNABES	wannabe [n]
AABEORST	AEROBATS	aerobat [n]
AABGHNRS	BHANGRAS	bhangra [n]
AABHLMSY	SHAMABLY	shamable [adv]
AABIKLMS	KABALISM	cabalism [n -S]
AABIKLST	KABALIST	cabalist [n -S]
AABIRSST	BARISTAS	barista [n]
AABKRSST	TASKBARS	taskbar [n]
AABLORST	ABLATORS	ablator [n]
AABLRSUU	SUBAURAL	scarcely hearable [adj]
AABORRSU	BAROSAUR	a large dinosaur [n -S]
AACCELRR	CARCERAL	pertaining to a prison [adj]
AACCHHIL	HALACHIC	halacha [adj]
AACCHHKS	CHACHKAS	chachka [n]
AACCJKRS	CARJACKS	carjack [v]
AACDDGHL	CLADDAGH	a ring designed with two hands clasping [n -S]
AACDDILN	CANDIDAL	candida [adj]
AACDEFNT	CAFTANED	caftan [adj]
AACDENRS	DRACENAS	dracena [n]
AACDERSY	DAYCARES	daycare [n]
AACDHKPR	HARDPACK	compacted snow [n -S]
AACDHLNP	HANDCLAP	a striking together of the palms of the hands [n -S]
AACDKPRT	TRACKPAD	a touchpad [n -S]
AACEFKMS	FACEMASK	a device to shield the face [n -S]
AACEHKSS	ASHCAKES	ashcake [n]
AACEHNOR	ARCHAEON	archaean [n -CHAEA]
AACEINNT	ANTIACNE	effective against acne [adj]
AACEINRS	SARCINAE	sarcina [n]
AACEIOPR	CAPOEIRA	a Brazilian dance [n -S]
AACEKLRW	RACEWALK	to walk for speed while maintaining foot contact with the ground and keeping the supporting leg straight [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AACENSSS	CASSENAS	cassena [n]
AACEORSS	ROSACEAS	rosacea [n]
AACGHLRU	RUGALACH	rugelach [n RUGALACH]
AACGILLS	GALLICAS	gallica [n]
AACGJNST	CATJANGS	catjang [n]
AACHHIKL	HALAKHIC	halakha [adj]
AACHIMSS	CHAMISAS	chamisa [n]
AACHKNSW	HACKSAWN	hacksaw [v]
AACHLLLU	HALLUCAL	hallux [adj]
AACHLLOR	ALACHLOR	an herbicide [n -S]
AACHLPSU	CHALUPAS	chalupa [n]
AACHRSTU	AUTARCHS	autarch [n]
AACILNPS	CALPAINS	calpain [n]
AACILOSS	ASOCIALS	asocial [n]
AACINRSS	SARCINAS	sarcina [n]
AACINSSS	CASSINAS	cassina [n]
AACLOPRS	CRAPOLAS	crapola [n]
AACMNORS	NARCOMAS	narcoma [n]
AACMORST	MARCATOS	marcato [n]
AADEEGHR	GEARHEAD	a mechanically inclined person [n -S]
AADEENPT	TAPENADE	a spread made with black olives, capers, and anchovies [n -S]
AADEHNSX	HANDAXES	handax [n]
AADEHRRZ	HAZARDER	one that hazards [n -S]
AADEINPT	PATINAED	patina [adj]
AADEKPRS	PARKADES	parkade [n]
AADEMNUZ	UNAMAZED	amaze [adj]
AADEMSSS	ADMASSES	admass [n]
AADFIINT	INTIFADA	an uprising of Palestinians against Israelis [n -S]
AADGGHOT	AGGADOTH	aggadah [n]
AADGIIRS	GIARDIAS	giardia [n]
AADHHKNS	SHADKHAN	shadchan [n -KHANS or -KHANIM]
AADHIMSS	SAMADHIS	samadhi [n]
AADLNOSV	VANLOADS	vanload [n]
AADLNOSZ	DANAZOLS	danazol [n]
AADMOPPS	PAPADOMS	papadom [n]
AADMPPSU	PAPADUMS	papadum [n]
AAEEGMST	AGEMATES	agemate [n]
AAEFFLLR	FARFALLE	pasta in the shape of bow ties [n FARFALLE]
AAEFFLLS	FALAFELS	falafel [n]
AAEGIMRT	GEMATRIA	a cabalistic method of interpreting the Scriptures [n -S]
AAEGMSTT	METATAGS	metatag [n]
AAEGRSSU	ASSUAGER	one that assuages [n -S]
AAEHLSSV	LAVASHES	lavash [n]
AAEHNPSS	SAPHENAS	saphena [n]
AAEIIKNS	AKINESIA	loss of muscle function [n -S] : AKINETIC [adj]
AAEINRST	SANTERIA	a religion of the Caribbean region [n -S]
AAEIPRTT	PATRIATE	to transfer (power of legislation) to an autonomous country [v -ATED, -ATING, -ATES]
AAEIQRTU	TAQUERIA	a restaurant specializing in tacos and burritos [n -S]
AAELNPTT	PANTALET	long underpants trimmed with ruffles [n -S]
AAELNSTY	ANALYTES	analyte [n]
AAEMNORS	AMARONES	amarone [n]
AAEMNPRS	PARMESAN	a hard, dry Italian cheese [n -S]
AAENRSST	SANTERAS	santera [n]
AAEOPPSS	APOAPSES	apoapsis [n]
AAFFHIKY	KAFFIYAH	kaffiyeh [n -S]
AAFILOPR	PARAFOIL	a fabric device that resembles a parachute [n -S]
AAGGINNT	ANTIGANG	opposed to gangs [adj]
AAGGLMOS	MAGALOGS	magalog [n]
AAGGNSST	GANGSTAS	gangsta [n]
AAGGNSTT	TAGGANTS	taggant [n]
AAGHHIMS	MASHGIAH	an inspector of kosher establishments [n -GIHIM]
AAGIILNS	ALIASING	the appearance of distortions in computer graphics [n -S]
AAGILMMR	MAILGRAM	a message sent by wire to a post office that delivers it to the addressee -- a trademark [n -S]
AAGILRTT	ATTAGIRL	used to express encouragement or approval [interj]
AAGIMNNN	MANGANIN	an alloy of copper, manganese, and nickel [n -S]
AAGINNSU	SAUNAING	sauna [v]
AAGLNQUU	AQUALUNG	an underwater breathing apparatus -- a trademark [n -S]
AAGMNPRS	PANGRAMS	pangram [n]
AAHHIRSS	SHARIAHS	shariah [n]
AAHIMNPS	PASHMINA	wool obtained from Himalayan goats [n -S]
AAHIRSSS	HARISSAS	harissa [n]
AAHISTWY	THISAWAY	this way [adv]
AAHOPRST	PARASHOT	parashah [n]
AAHOPRTU	AUTOHARP	a type of zither [n -S]
AAILLLST	LATILLAS	latilla [n]
AAILLMNS	LAMINALS	laminal [n]
AAILLMRT	RAMTILLA	ramtil [n -S]
AAILMNSS	NASALISM	nasality [n -S]
AAILMQSU	MAQUILAS	maquila [n]
AAILRTUY	AURALITY	the quality of being aural [n -TIES]
AAIMNPST	ANTISPAM	designed to block spam (unsolicited e-mail) [adj]
AAIMOPRS	PAROSMIA	a distortion of the sense of smell [n -S]
AAINPRST	SPARTINA	a salt-marsh grass of coastal regions [n -S]
AAKMOSSU	MOUSAKAS	mousaka [n]
AAKNRSYY	SYNKARYA	synkaryon [n]
AAKRSSTU	KATSURAS	katsura [n]
AALLORSU	ALLOSAUR	a large dinosaur [n -S]
AALNNNOS	NONNASAL	not involving the nose [adj]
AAMMNRST	MANTRAMS	mantram [n]
AAMOSTTU	AUTOMATS	automat [n]
ABBBELMO	BOMBABLE	bomb [adj]
ABBBIRTY	BABBITRY	conventional middle-class attitudes and behavior stressing respectability and material success [n -RIES]
ABBDDEOR	BEDBOARD	a board placed between a mattress and a bedspring [n -S]
ABBDLLOY	BABYDOLL	short, sheer pajamas for women [n -S]
ABBDORRU	RUBBOARD	a corrugated rectangular board used as a percussion instrument [n -S]
ABBEELTU	BLUEBEAT	ska [n -S]
ABBEIMRU	BERIMBAU	a Brazilian musical instrument [n -S]
ABBISSTY	BABYSITS	babysit [v]
ABBLLOSX	BOXBALLS	boxball [n]
ABCCEFLU	CLUBFACE	the striking surface of a clubhead [n -S]
ABCCSSUU	SUCCUBAS	succuba [n]
ABCDEETU	ABDUCTEE	one that has been abducted [n -S]
ABCDEHKO	BACKHOED	backhoe [v]
ABCDEHLU	CLUBHEAD	the part of a golf club that strikes the ball [n -S]
ABCEEKLY	EYEBLACK	a dark pigment applied under the eyes [n -S]
ABCEFLNO	BACLOFEN	a muscle relaxant [n -S]
ABCEHLOS	CHAEBOLS	chaebol [n]
ABCEIKLR	CRABLIKE	resembling a crab [adj]
ABCEILST	BASILECT	the least prestigious language of an area [n -S]
ABCEKLOR	ROCKABLE	rock [adj]
ABCEKNOT	BOATNECK	a wide neckline [n -S]
ABCELOPY	COPYABLE	copy [adj]
ABCENOSU	SUBOCEAN	existing below the floor of the ocean [adj]
ABCESSTW	WEBCASTS	webcast [v]
ABCFIKLP	BACKFLIP	to perform a backward somersault [v -FLIPPED, -FLIPPING, -FLIPS]
ABCGINSU	SCUBAING	scuba [v]
ABCILMSU	SUBCLAIM	a subordinate claim [n -S]
ABCKNORY	CRYOBANK	a place for storing human tissue at very low temperatures [n -S]
ABDDEEGG	DEBAGGED	debag [v]
ABDDEERS	DEBEARDS	debeard [v]
ABDDEILU	AUDIBLED	audible [v]
ABDDENNU	UNBANDED	band [adj]
ABDEEEHR	BEHEADER	one that beheads [n -S]
ABDEEGHR	HERBAGED	herbage [adj]
ABDEEKLS	LAKEBEDS	lakebed [n]
ABDEEKRR	DEBARKER	one that removes bark (the outer covering of woody plants) [n -S]
ABDEELOR	ERODABLE	erosible [adj]
ABDEELRZ	BLAZERED	blazer [adj]
ABDEFOSS	SOFABEDS	sofabed [n]
ABDEFRRY	FRYBREAD	a fried bread [n -S]
ABDEGIPP	BAGPIPED	bagpipe [v]
ABDEGNRU	UNGARBED	garb [adj]
ABDEGORT	BOGARTED	bogart [v]
ABDEHTTU	BUTTHEAD	a stupid person [n -S]
ABDEILRS	DISABLER	one that disables [n -S]
ABDEKOOT	DATEBOOK	a notebook for listing appointments [n -S]
ABDELNRY	BENADRYL	antihistamine used to treat allergic reactions involving the nasal passages and also to treat motion sickness -- a trademark [n -S]
ABDENSTU	UNBASTED	baste [adj]
ABDEOPRR	PREBOARD	to board before the regular time [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ABDFRSUW	SUBDWARF	a small star of relatively low luminosity [n -S]
ABDGILNS	BLADINGS	blading [n]
ABDIMRSY	MAYBIRDS	maybird [n]
ABDINOST	BANDITOS	bandito [n]
ABDKORSY	SKYBOARD	a board with foot bindings that is used for skysurfing [n -S]
ABEEGPSW	WEBPAGES	webpage [n]
ABEEIKLT	BAKELITE	any of various synthetic resins and plastics -- a trademark [n -S]
ABEEIKRT	TIEBREAK	a contest to select a winner from among contestants with a tied score [n -S]
ABEEILLX	EXILABLE	exile [adj]
ABEELOTT	TOTEABLE	tote [adj]
ABEELPTT	PETTABLE	capable of being petted [adj]
ABEELRST	RESTABLE	stable [v -BLED, -BLING, -BLES]
ABEELRSY	BELAYERS	belayer [n]
ABEELSTT	SEATBELT	an arrangement of straps to keep a person steady in a seat [n -S]
ABEELSTW	STEWABLE	stew [adj]
ABEENSTW	NEWSBEAT	a news source that a reporter is assigned to cover [n -S]
ABEEORSS	BOREASES	boreas [n]
ABEEPTTY	PETABYTE	one quadrillion bytes [n -S]
ABEERRTT	BATTERER	one that batters [n -S]
ABEERTTY	TERABYTE	one trillion bytes [n -S]
ABEESTXY	EXABYTES	exabyte [n]
ABEFGILT	GIFTABLE	something appropriate for a gift [n -S]
ABEFILLL	FILLABLE	fill [adj]
ABEGGGIN	ABEGGING	begging [adj]
ABEHILTT	HITTABLE	capable of being hit [adj]
ABEHLOTU	TABOULEH	tabouli [n -S]
ABEIKLLL	KILLABLE	kill [adj]
ABEILLRR	BRAILLER	a machine for printing in braille [n -S]
ABEILMSS	ABLEISMS	ableism [n]
ABEILMSU	BUMELIAS	bumelia [n]
ABEILORR	BORRELIA	a coiled spirochete [n -S]
ABEILSST	ABLEISTS	ableist [n]
ABEJLMPU	JUMPABLE	jump [adj]
ABENNOTU	NANOTUBE	a microscopic tube [n -S]
ABENORSZ	ZEBRANOS	zebrano [n]
ABERSTUW	WATERBUS	a large motorboat for carrying passengers [n -BUSES or -BUSSES]
ABFGOOST	FOOTBAGS	footbag [n]
ABFHIIST	BAITFISH	a fish used as bait [n -ES]
ABFHINNO	INFOBAHN	an electronic communications network [n -S]
ABFILOTT	BOATLIFT	to transport by boats [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ABFLLOOS	FOOSBALL	a table game resembling soccer [n -S]
ABFLMORY	FORMABLY	form [adv]
ABGGGILN	BLAGGING	informal talk in public [n -S]
ABGHINSS	BASHINGS	bashing [n]
ABGIIKNT	BATIKING	batik [v]
ABGILNNU	UNBALING	unbale [v]
ABGILRST	BATGIRLS	batgirl [n]
ABGLLMSU	GUMBALLS	gumball [n]
ABHLLSTU	BULLSHAT	bullshit [v]
ABIIINRS	BIRIANIS	biriani [n]
ABIIMNRS	BINARISM	a mode of thought based on oppositions [n -S]
ABIIMNRS	MINIBARS	minibar [n]
ABIINRSY	BIRYANIS	biryani [n]
ABINOOST	BONIATOS	boniato [n]
ABINTTTU	TITUBANT	marked by wavering [adj]
ABIORRSZ	BIZARROS	bizarro [n]
ABKLORWY	WORKABLY	workable [adv]
ABLMMOSU	BUMMALOS	bummalo [n]
ABLNOOPS	POBLANOS	poblano [n]
ABLNORST	LASTBORN	a child born last in a family [n -S]
ABLOORST	TOOLBARS	toolbar [n]
ABMOPSST	SPAMBOTS	spambot [n]
ABNORSTY	BARYTONS	baryton [n]
ACCDEENR	CANCERED	cancer [adj]
ACCDIINU	UNACIDIC	acidic [adj]
ACCEHNRS	CHANCERS	chancer [n]
ACCEIOPR	CECROPIA	a large North American moth [n -S]
ACCELRTU	CLEARCUT	to cut a forest completely [v -CUT, -CUTTING, -CUTS]
ACCELWYY	CYCLEWAY	a bikeway [n -WAYS]
ACCIMOPR	MICROCAP	of or pertaining to a company whose retained earnings are very small [adj]
ACCMNOSY	CACONYMS	caconym [n]
ACCMNOYY	CACONYMY	the state of having an erroneous name [n -MIES]
ACDDDEIS	CADDISED	caddis [adj]
ACDDEHIK	DICKHEAD	an inept, foolish, or contemptible person -- usually considered vulgar [n -S]
ACDDEHRY	CHEDDARY	cheddar [adj]
ACDDENRU	UNCARDED	card [adj]
ACDDILRW	WILDCARD	a symbol used in a database search to represent unspecified characters [n -S]
ACDEEHRT	RACHETED	rachet [v]
ACDEEIMR	CERAMIDE	any of various lipids [n -S]
ACDEELNV	ENCLAVED	enclave [v]
ACDEEORT	RECOATED	recoat [v]
ACDEERRS	SCAREDER	scared [adj]
ACDEHHTT	DETHATCH	to remove thatch from [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ACDEHNRU	UNARCHED	arch [adj]
ACDEILMS	CAMELIDS	camelid [n]
ACDEIMNT	MEDICANT	a healing substance [n -S]
ACDEIMSV	MEDIVACS	medivac [v]
ACDEIORV	COVARIED	covary [v]
ACDELNUW	UNCLAWED	claw [adj]
ACDENNNU	UNCANNED	can [adj]
ACDENORT	NOTECARD	a card used for sending short messages [n -S]
ACDENRTU	UNCARTED	cart [adj]
ACDENRUV	UNCARVED	carve [adj]
ACDHOPTU	TOUCHPAD	a keypad sensitized to finger movement or pressure [n -S]
ACDILMSS	CLADISMS	cladism [n]
ACEEFILR	LIFECARE	housing and health services for the elderly [n -S]
ACEEGIKL	CAGELIKE	resembling a cage (an enclosure) [adj]
ACEEGOST	ECOTAGES	ecotage [n]
ACEEIKMR	ICEMAKER	an appliance that makes ice [n -S]
ACEEIQRU	ACQUIREE	one that is acquired [n -S]
ACEELOPS	ESCALOPE	to escallop [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ACEELOSV	VOCALESE	a form of jazz singing [n -S]
ACEENSSS	CASSENES	cassene [n]
ACEEPRRT	RECARPET	carpet [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ACEERRRT	RETRACER	one that retraces [n -S]
ACEERSVZ	CERVEZAS	cerveza [n]
ACEFFILT	FACELIFT	to perform plastic surgery on the face [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ACEFHORS	ARCHFOES	archfoe [n]
ACEFINRZ	FRANCIZE	to force to adopt French customs and language [v -CIZED, -CIZING, -CIZES]
ACEFRRSS	SCARFERS	scarfer [n]
ACEFRRST	CRAFTERS	crafter [n]
ACEGHLRU	RUGELACH	a cookie of cream-cheese dough spread with a filling and rolled up [n RUGELACH]
ACEGHNPU	CHANGEUP	a slow pitch thrown like a fastball [n -S]
ACEGILPS	PELAGICS	pelagic [n]
ACEGKOST	STOCKAGE	the amount of supplies on hand [n -S]
ACEHIMNT	ANTHEMIC	pertaining to an anthem (a song of praise) [adj]
ACEHIMTZ	MECHITZA	a partition separating men and women in a synagogue [n -TZAS or -TZOT]
ACEHIPPS	CHAPPIES	chappie [n]
ACEHMSTT	SCHMATTE	a ragged garment [n -S]
ACEHNNOT	NANOTECH	the technology of building electronic devices from individual atoms and molecules [n -S]
ACEHNRSW	CRENSHAW	a variety of honeydew melon [n -S]
ACEIIKNT	AKINETIC	akinesia [adj]
ACEIITTZ	ATTICIZE	to use atticisms [v -CIZED, -CIZING, -CIZES]
ACEIKLLM	CLAMLIKE	resembling a clam [adj]
ACEIKLNR	CLANKIER	clanky [adj]
ACEIKNSS	CAKINESS	the state of being caky [n -ES]
ACEIKQRU	QUACKIER	quacky [adj]
ACEILNST	CANISTEL	a tropical tree [n -S]
ACEILOSU	EUSOCIAL	pertaining to an animal society marked by a specialization of tasks [adj]
ACEILSVW	WAVICLES	wavicle [n]
ACEIMPRR	CRAMPIER	crampy [adj]
ACEINORT	ACTIONER	a film with exciting action [n -S]
ACEINRST	TACRINES	tacrine [n]
ACEINSSS	CASSINES	cassine [n]
ACEIOPVW	PICOWAVE	to irradiate (food) with gamma rays [v -WAVED, -WAVING, -WAVES]
ACEIORSV	COVARIES	covary [v]
ACEIRSSU	SAUCIERS	saucier [n]
ACEKNRSS	SNACKERS	snacker [n]
ACEKOPRV	OVERPACK	to pack to excess [v -ED, -ING, -S]
ACELMNOU	COLUMNEA	a bushy tropical plant [n -S]
ACELNOSS	SECONALS	seconal [n]
ACELOOSU	ACOELOUS	lacking a true body cavity [adj]
ACELOPRS	PARCLOSE	a screen dividing areas in a church [n -S]
ACELOPTU	OUTPLACE	to discontinue the employment of [v -PLACED, -PLACING, -PLACES]
ACEMMRSS	SCAMMERS	scammer [n]
ACEMRSST	SCAMSTER	one that scams [n -S]
ACENORRY	CRAYONER	one that crayons [n -S]
ACENOSST	CONTESSA	an Italian countess [n -S]
ACEOPSTU	SAUCEPOT	a deep cooking pot with two handles [n -S]
ACERRSUV	VERRUCAS	verruca [n]
ACFIISST	FASCITIS	inflammation of a connective tissue [n -TISES]
ACFILOTU	CLAFOUTI	a dessert consisting of a layer of fruit topped with batter and baked [n -S]
ACFIMORS	FORMICAS	formica [n]
ACGHIKNS	SHACKING	shack [v]
ACGHINSW	CHINWAGS	chinwag [v]
ACGIILNU	LINGUICA	a spicy Portuguese sausage [n -S]
ACGIKLNS	CALKINGS	calking [n]
ACGILNRU	CINGULAR	cingulum [adj]
ACGINOST	COTINGAS	cotinga [n]
ACHHPPSU	CHUPPAHS	chuppah [n]
ACHIINST	CHIANTIS	chianti [n]
ACHIMMOS	MACHOISM	machismo [n -S]
ACHINRSU	UNCHAIRS	unchair [v]
ACHMOORT	CHATROOM	a real-time online discussion group [n -S]
ACHNOSUY	CHANOYUS	chanoyu [n]
ACIIMMNS	MINICAMS	minicam [n]
ACIIRSST	TRIASSIC	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
ACIJRSSU	JURASSIC	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
ACIJSUZZ	JACUZZIS	jacuzzi [n]
ACIKLMOT	MOCKTAIL	a cocktail with no alcohol [n -S]
ACILNNOS	CANNOLIS	cannoli [n]
ACILNTTY	INTACTLY	intact [adv]
ACILORYZ	ZIRCALOY	a zirconium alloy [n -S]
ACINORST	CORTINAS	cortina [n]
ACIOSSTY	ISOSTACY	isostasy [n -CIES]
ACISSTTU	CATSUITS	catsuit [n]
ACKNRSTU	UNTRACKS	untrack [v]
ACKOSSTW	TOWSACKS	towsack [n]
ACLLMOSU	MOLLUSCA	molluscum [n]
ACLLOSTU	OUTCALLS	outcall [n]
ACLLOSTY	COSTALLY	costa [adv]
ACLNNOOS	NONCOLAS	a beverage that is not a cola [n -S]
ACLNOSSS	CLASSONS	classon [n]
ACLNSSUY	UNCLASSY	classy [adj]
ACLOORWY	COLORWAY	an arrangement of colors [n -WAYS]
ACMOPSTU	CAMPOUTS	campout [n]
ACNOSSTW	SNOWCATS	snowcat [n]
ACOOPRST	ROOTCAPS	rootcap [n]
ADDDENPU	UNPADDED	pad [adj]
ADDEEEJY	DEEJAYED	deejay [v]
ADDEEELN	LEADENED	leaden [v]
ADDEEFRY	FEEDYARD	a feedlot [n -S]
ADDEEHNS	HEADENDS	headend [n]
ADDEELNR	RELANDED	reland [v]
ADDEIINZ	DAIDZEIN	a chemical found chiefly in soybeans [n -S]
ADDEINRS	SARDINED	sardine [v]
ADDELNOO	ONLOADED	onload [v]
ADDGGORU	GUARDDOG	a dog trained to guard persons or property [n -S]
ADDHLOOS	LADHOODS	ladhood [n]
ADDIIPSS	DIAPSIDS	diapsid [n]
ADEEEHRX	EXHEDRAE	exhedra [n]
ADEEFLNS	ENDLEAFS	endleaf [n]
ADEEGGWW	GEWGAWED	gewgaw [adj]
ADEEGLNT	DANEGELT	danegeld [n -S]
ADEEGNRR	DERANGER	one that deranges [n -S]
ADEEGNRU	UNAGREED	agree [adj]
ADEEGRRT	GARRETED	garret [adj]
ADEEHKPR	PHREAKED	phreak [v]
ADEEHMSS	EMDASHES	emdash [n]
ADEEHNSS	ENDASHES	endash [n]
ADEEHPRT	PREDEATH	the period preceding a person�s death [n -S]
ADEEIJKL	JADELIKE	resembling jade (a green gemstone) [adj]
ADEEILPT	EPILATED	epilate [v]
ADEEIMRZ	MADERIZE	to turn brown -- used of white wine [v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
ADEEIMTT	ADMITTEE	one that is admitted [n -S]
ADEEIRTW	WAITERED	waiter [v]
ADEEISTU	AUDITEES	auditee [n]
ADEELLPR	PEDALLER	pedaler [n -S]
ADEELLPR	PREDELLA	the base of an altarpiece [n -S]
ADEELLPT	PALLETED	pallet [v]
ADEELLVY	VALLEYED	valley [adj]
ADEELNPS	SPALDEEN	a small hollow rubber ball [n -S]
ADEELPRS	PEDALERS	pedaler [n]
ADEEMNOS	DAEMONES	daemon [n]
ADEEMNST	STAMENED	stamen [adj]
ADEENPTT	PATTENED	patten [adj]
ADEEPPRV	PREPAVED	prepave [v]
ADEFHLSU	HEADFULS	headful [n]
ADEFLNUW	UNFLAWED	flaw [adj]
ADEFOSTU	FADEOUTS	fadeout [n]
ADEFPRRT	PREDRAFT	preceding a draft (a system for selecting players for professional teams) [adj]
ADEGHIRR	HAGRIDER	one that hagrides [n -S]
ADEGIIRT	DIGERATI	persons skilled in the use of computers [n]
ADEGILNR	DANGLIER	dangly [adj]
ADEGIMPS	MEDIGAPS	medigap [n]
ADEGIOST	GODETIAS	godetia [n]
ADEGMORS	ORGASMED	orgasm [v]
ADEGOTUZ	OUTGAZED	outgaze [v]
ADEHINSS	DANISHES	danish [n]
ADEHLOOR	HORDEOLA	hordeolum [n]
ADEIINNS	SANIDINE	a glassy variety of feldspar [n -S]
ADEILMNU	UNMAILED	mail [adj]
ADEILOSZ	SLEAZOID	a person of low morals or character [n -S]
ADEILPRS	LIPREADS	lipread [v]
ADEILPSS	DESPISAL	intense dislike [n -S]
ADEIMNOS	DOMAINES	domaine [n]
ADEIMNOU	EUDAIMON	eudemon [n -S]
ADEIMRSS	SIDEARMS	sidearm [n]
ADEINNOV	DEVONIAN	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
ADEIOPRR	PRERADIO	preceding the development of radio [adj]
ADEIPRSW	RIPSAWED	ripsaw [v]
ADEJMMNU	UNJAMMED	unjam [v]
ADEKLPTU	UPTALKED	uptalk [v]
ADELLMRU	MURALLED	mural [adj]
ADELNPSY	ENDPLAYS	endplay [v]
ADELNSSS	SANDLESS	lacking sand (a loose, granular rock material) [adj]
ADELOPRS	PRELOADS	preload [v]
ADELOSTU	OUTLEADS	outlead [v]
ADELRSSW	WARDLESS	having no ward (part of a lock casing) [adj]
ADEMOPSU	MOUSEPAD	a flat pad on which a computer mouse is used [n -S]
ADEMOSSY	SAMOYEDS	samoyed [n]
ADEOOPRW	PEARWOOD	the wood of the pear tree [n -S]
ADEOPRRT	PROTRADE	favoring international trade [adj]
ADFINORZ	FORZANDI	forzando [n]
ADFLMPSU	MUDFLAPS	mudflap [n]
ADGIINNT	NIDATING	nidate [v]
ADGIINSU	IGUANIDS	iguanid [n]
ADGIORST	GORDITAS	gordita [n]
ADGOPRST	POSTGRAD	a student continuing formal education after graduation [n -S]
ADHIKOPS	HAPKIDOS	hapkido [n]
ADHILLRY	HYDRILLA	an aquatic Asian plant [n -S]
ADHILOST	SHITLOAD	a large amount -- usually considered vulgar [n -S]
ADIINNOT	NIDATION	the act of nidating [n -S]
ADILMTUY	MULTIDAY	lasting or usable for many days [adj]
ADILOOSV	OVOIDALS	ovoidal [n]
ADIMNSSY	SYSADMIN	a system administrator [n -S]
ADLMORSU	MODULARS	modular [n]
ADMOOPPP	POPPADOM	papadum [n -S]
ADMOPPPU	POPPADUM	papadum [n -S]
ADNOORST	TANDOORS	tandoor [n]
ADNPSSTU	STANDUPS	standup [n]
ADSSTUWY	SAWDUSTY	sawdust [adj]
AEEEFRRW	FREEWARE	software distributed without charge [n -S]
AEEFFLLS	FELAFELS	felafel [n]
AEEFILMN	FILENAME	the name of a computer file [n -S]
AEEGHMOP	HOMEPAGE	the main page of a website [n -S]
AEEGKNNR	GENNAKER	a spinnaker sail [n -S]
AEEGLMPX	MEGAPLEX	a large building having many movie theaters [n -ES]
AEEGLSTT	GALETTES	galette [n]
AEEGMPRS	PREGAMES	pregame [n]
AEEGPSST	SEPTAGES	septage [n]
AEEHKPRR	PHREAKER	one that phreaks [n -S]
AEEHLPRT	PLEATHER	a plastic fabric made to look like leather [n -S]
AEEHNRTW	WATERHEN	the American coot [n -S]
AEEHORSS	SEAHORSE	a fish of the pipefish family [n -S]
AEEHRRTW	WREATHER	one that wreathes [n -S]
AEEHRTXZ	EXAHERTZ	one quintillion hertz [n EXAHERTZ]
AEEIKMNT	KETAMINE	a general anesthetic [n -S]
AEEILNSV	VASELINE	petroleum jelly -- a trademark [n -S]
AEEILPST	EPILATES	epilate [v]
AEEIMRST	EMERITAS	emerita [n]
AEEIPTVX	EXAPTIVE	pertaining to an exapted function [adj]
AEEJRTTW	WATERJET	a stream of water forced through a small opening [n -S]
AEEKOOPP	PEEKAPOO	a dog that is a cross between a Pekingese and a poodle [n -POOS]
AEEKPRTT	PARKETTE	a small public park [n -S]
AEEKPRTU	REUPTAKE	the reabsorption of a chemical into the cell that released it [n -S]
AEELNPSS	PANELESS	lacking panes [adj]
AEELOSTV	LOVESEAT	a small sofa for two persons [n -S]
AEELPRRT	PREALTER	to alter beforehand [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AEELPRSS	PRESALES	presale [n]
AEELPRUV	PREVALUE	to value beforehand [v -UED, -UING, -UES]
AEEMNRSU	USERNAME	an identifying sequence of characters used for logging onto a computer system [n -S]
AEENPPRT	PETNAPER	one who steals a pet [n -S]
AEENRTTX	EXTRANET	an intranet that permits limited access by outsiders [n -S]
AEENRVWW	NEWWAVER	a member of a new-wave movement [n -S]
AEEPPPRU	PREPUPAE	prepupa [n]
AEEPPRRU	PUERPERA	a woman who has recently given birth to a child [n -PERAE]
AEEPPRSV	PREPAVES	prepave [v]
AEERRSTV	AVERTERS	averter [n]
AEERSTWW	WETWARES	wetware [n]
AEFFHIKY	KEFFIYAH	kaffiyeh [n -S]
AEFFILRW	WAFFLIER	waffly [adj]
AEFGGIST	FAGGIEST	faggy [adj]
AEFGIORR	FAIRGOER	one who attends a fair [n -S]
AEFGLMOP	MEGAFLOP	a measure of computing speed [n -S]
AEFGLPSU	PAGEFULS	pageful [n]
AEFHILPP	HALFPIPE	a U-shaped course used for skateboarding [n -S]
AEFHMORT	FATHOMER	one that fathoms [n -S]
AEFIIMNZ	FEMINAZI	a woman who has an irrational and extreme hatred of men -- a derogatory term [n -S]
AEFILLNT	FLATLINE	to register as having no brain waves or heartbeat [v -LINED, -LINING, -LINES]
AEFILLRW	FIREWALL	a computer component that prevents unauthorized access to data [n -S]
AEFILNPS	LIFESPAN	a lifetime [n -S]
AEFILSST	SEALIFTS	sealift [v]
AEFKLRST	FARTLEKS	fartlek [n]
AEFLNNTY	FENTANYL	a narcotic opioid [n -S]
AEFLNOPR	FLAPERON	an airfoil that functions as a flap and an aileron [n -S]
AEFLNRRU	FRENULAR	frenulum [adj]
AEFLOPRT	TERAFLOP	a measure of computing speed [n -S]
AEFLPRSU	FLAREUPS	flareup [n]
AEGGILOT	TALEGGIO	a soft creamy cheese [n -GIOS]
AEGGILRW	WAGGLIER	waggly [adj]
AEGGMNOR	GENOGRAM	a diagram of the history of behavior patterns of a family [n -S]
AEGHLSTW	THALWEGS	thalweg [n]
AEGHMORT	ETHOGRAM	a list of the behavior patterns of a species [n -S]
AEGIILMN	EMAILING	email [v]
AEGILLMS	MEGILLAS	megilla [n]
AEGILLNS	NIGELLAS	nigella [n]
AEGILLNU	LINGULAE	lingula [n]
AEGILNST	TAGLINES	tagline [n]
AEGKMRSY	KERYGMAS	kerygma [n]
AEGLMOTU	OUTGLEAM	to surpass in gleaming [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AEGMORRW	WORMGEAR	a gear wheel driven by a worm (a rotating shaft with threads) [n -S]
AEGNRSST	STRANGES	strange [n]
AEGOSTUZ	OUTGAZES	outgaze [v]
AEGPRSTU	UPSTAGER	one that upstages [n -S]
AEGRRSSU	SUGARERS	sugarer [n]
AEHIKLMS	SHEKALIM	shekel [n]
AEHIMNSS	SHAMISEN	samisen [n -S]
AEHINRRU	UNHAIRER	one that unhairs [n -S]
AEHINRST	THERIANS	therian [n]
AEHLSSSS	SASHLESS	lacking a sash (a long band worn around the waist) [adj]
AEHPSTTT	PHATTEST	phat [adj]
AEHRRSST	TRASHERS	trasher [n]
AEHRSTVZ	SHVARTZE	a black person -- a derogatory term [n -S]
AEIILMNS	MILESIAN	pertaining to the native people of Ireland [adj]
AEIILPRT	REPTILIA	reptilium [n]
AEIILRST	LISTERIA	a rod-shaped bacterium [n -S]
AEIIMNNT	ANTIMINE	effective against mines [adj]
AEIKKNRS	SKANKIER	skanky [adj]
AEIKNNST	NEATNIKS	neatnik [n]
AEIKNPST	SNAKEPIT	a psychiatric hospital [n -S]
AEIKRSTW	WATERSKI	a ski for skiing on water [n -S]
AEILLQSU	LALIQUES	lalique [n]
AEILLSSS	SAILLESS	lacking a sail [adj]
AEILLSST	TALLISES	tallis [n]
AEILMOSV	SEMIOVAL	somewhat oval [adj]
AEILOPRT	EPILATOR	an agent for removing hair [n -S]
AEILRTTY	ALTERITY	the state of being other or different [n -TIES]
AEIMMNOS	SEMINOMA	a malignant tumor of the testis [n -MAS or -MATA]
AEIMNNOT	ANTINOME	one that is opposite to another [n -S]
AEIMNOST	MASONITE	fiberboard made from steam-exploded wood fiber -- a trademark [n -S]
AEIMNRTT	INTERMAT	to mat fibers together [v -MATTED, -MATTING, -MATS]
AEIMPRRT	TRAMPIER	trampy [adj]
AEIMPSTV	VAMPIEST	vampy [adj]
AEINNRST	TRANNIES	tranny [n]
AEINNRTT	INTRANET	a computer network with restricted access [n -S]
AEINORTT	TENTORIA	tentorium [n]
AEINPSST	SAPIENTS	sapient [n]
AEINPSSW	WINESAPS	winesap [n]
AEIOOPTT	PATOOTIE	the buttocks [n -S]
AEIPRRRS	PARRIERS	parrier [n]
AEIPSSSV	PAVISSES	pavisse [n]
AEIPSZZZ	PIZZAZES	pizzaz [n]
AEIQRRTU	QUARTIER	a district in a French city [n -S]
AEIRSTTT	ATTRITES	attrite [v]
AEIRSTTT	TARTIEST	tarty [adj]
AEJLORTV	TOLARJEV	tolar [n]
AEJLOSUZ	AZULEJOS	azulejo [n]
AEKKKMRU	KRUMKAKE	a large thin cookie [n -S]
AEKKNRSS	SKANKERS	skanker [n]
AEKLNRSS	RANKLESS	having no ranks [adj]
AEKLNSST	TANKLESS	having no tank [adj]
AEKLPPST	PEPTALKS	peptalk [v]
AEKLPRST	SPARKLET	a small spark [n -S]
AEKSSSTT	TSATSKES	tsatske [n]
AELLMORS	SLALOMER	one that slaloms [n -S]
AELLNOOT	ATENOLOL	a drug to treat hypertension [n -S]
AELLRTVY	TREVALLY	an Australian food fish [n -LIES]
AELMORTZ	METRAZOL	a powder used as a stimulant [n -S]
AELMOSTU	SOULMATE	a person with whom one is perfectly suited [n -S]
AELMOTVZ	MAZELTOV	used to express congratulations [interj]
AELNOPTW	TOWPLANE	an airplane that tows gliders [n -S]
AELNPSSU	SPANSULE	a time-release capsule of a drug -- a trademark [n -S]
AELNRRUU	NEURULAR	neurula [adj]
AELORRST	REALTORS	realtor [n]
AELORSST	OLESTRAS	olestra [n]
AELORSTT	RETOTALS	retotal [v]
AELPPPRY	PREAPPLY	to apply beforehand [v -PLIED, -PLYING, -PLIES]
AELPSSTZ	SPATZLES	spatzle [n]
AEMMPRSS	SPAMMERS	spammer [n]
AEMNOOSZ	MESOZOAN	any of a phylum of wormlike organisms [n -S]
AEMOOSTT	OSTOMATE	one who has had an ostomy [n -S]
AEMORRSV	OVERARMS	overarm [v]
AEMRRSTU	MATURERS	one that brings something to maturity [n -S]
AENNOPRX	NAPROXEN	an anti-inflammatory drug [n -S]
AENOPSTU	AUTOPENS	autopen [n]
AENORSST	SANTEROS	santero [n]
AENORTTV	TEVATRON	a particle accelerator [n -S]
AENRSSST	SARSNETS	sarsnet [n]
AEORRSSV	SEROVARS	serovar [n]
AEORSSST	OSSETRAS	ossetra [n]
AEORSSTU	OSSATURE	a framework [n -S]
AEORSTTU	SEATROUT	a marine fish [n -S]
AEPPPRSU	PREPUPAS	prepupa [n]
AFGGILOP	GIGAFLOP	a measure of computing speed [n -S]
AFGINNRS	SNARFING	snarf [v]
AFGIPRTW	GIFTWRAP	to wrap with decorative paper [v -WRAPPED, -WRAPPING, -WRAPS]
AFHOORST	HAFTOROS	haftorah [n]
AFIILNST	TAILFINS	tailfin [n]
AFILNOSU	FUSIONAL	fusion [adj]
AFILOORT	FAROLITO	a candle in a paper bag weighted with sand [n -TOS]
AFILRSSU	FISSURAL	pertaining to a long narrow opening [adj]
AFIMOOSS	MAFIOSOS	mafioso [n]
AFIMRSUU	FUSARIUM	a disease-causing fungus [n -SARIA]
AFLLMPSU	PALMFULS	palmful [n]
AFLOOTTU	OUTFLOAT	to float longer than [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AFMNNORT	FRONTMAN	the most prominent member of a group of musicians [n FRONTMEN]
AFMOOPRR	PROFORMA	provided in advance of shipment and showing description and quantity [adj]
AGGGIYZZ	ZIGZAGGY	marked by sharp turns [adj]
AGGINNUZ	UNGAZING	gaze [adj]
AGGNUWZZ	ZUGZWANG	a situation in chess that forces a disadvantageous move [n -S]
AGHILOST	GOLIATHS	goliath [n]
AGHIMNPR	PHARMING	the production of pharmaceuticals from genetically altered plants or animals [n -S]
AGIILNSU	LINGUISA	linguica [n -S]
AGIKKNNS	SKANKING	skank [v]
AGILLMNS	MALLINGS	malling [n]
AGILLNRU	LINGULAR	lingula [adj]
AGIMMNPS	SPAMMING	spam [v]
AGIMNPSS	SPASMING	spasm [v]
AGINPRSS	RASPINGS	rasping [n]
AGIORSST	ORGIASTS	orgiast [n]
AGIOSUUY	OUGUIYAS	ouguiya [n]
AGMNSSTY	SYNTAGMS	syntagm [n]
AGNNOOPT	POONTANG	sexual intercourse with a woman -- usually considered vulgar [n -S]
AHILLSTT	TALLITHS	tallith [n]
AHIMSSSU	HASSIUMS	hassium [n]
AHINNNSY	NANNYISH	nanny [adj]
AHINRSVY	HRYVNIAS	hryvnia [n]
AHIORSST	AIRSHOTS	airshot [n]
AHIORSSW	AIRSHOWS	airshow [n]
AIIKNNST	TANKINIS	tankini [n]
AIILMNNS	LAMININS	laminin [n]
AIILNRSU	SILURIAN	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
AIILSTTW	WAITLIST	to put on a list of persons waiting [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AIINOSTT	OSTINATI	ostinato [n]
AIKKOPSY	KOPIYKAS	kopiyka [n]
AIKLNRSY	SNARKILY	snarky [adv]
AILLMOST	MISALLOT	to allot wrongly [v -LOTTED, -LOTTING, -LOTS]
AILMMOOR	MAILROOM	a room for processing mail [n -S]
AILNNOTV	NONVITAL	not vital [adj]
AILNOOPT	NOPALITO	the stem of the nopal used as food [n -TOS]
AIMMNOSW	WOMANISM	a belief in or respect for women [n -S]
AIMMPSST	MISSTAMP	to stamp wrongly [v -ED, -ING, -S]
AIMNOSTW	WOMANIST	a supporter of womanism [n -S]
AIMNRSTT	TANTRISM	a school of Buddhism incorporating Hindu and pagan elements [n -S]
AIMRSTTU	STRIATUM	a mass of nervous tissue within the brain [n -TA]
AINOPTWY	WAYPOINT	a point between major points on a route [n -S]
AINORRTU	URINATOR	one that urinates [n -S]
AINORSTW	WAITRONS	waitron [n]
AINPRSTT	TRIPTANS	triptan [n]
AIOPSSTT	PASTITSO	a Greek dish of ground meat, pasta, white sauce, and cheese [n -TSOS]
AIORSTTU	TOURISTA	turista [n -S]
AIPYZZZZ	PIZZAZZY	pizazzy [adj]
AKNOORST	OSTRAKON	ostracon [n -KA]
ALLNNOOY	NONLOYAL	not loyal [adj]
ALLORSST	ALLSORTS	assorted small candies [n]
ALMOPPST	PALMTOPS	palmtop [n]
ALNRTTUY	TRUANTLY	in a manner of one who shirks duty [adv]
ALOPRSTY	PASTORLY	befitting a pastor (a spiritual overseer) [adj]
AMNOSTUY	AUTONYMS	autonym [n]
ANOORSST	SANTOORS	santoor [n]
BBBDENOU	UNBOBBED	bob [adj]
BBBEGILN	BLEBBING	the forming of a blister [n -S]
BBBOOSXY	BOBBYSOX	girls� socks that reach above the ankle [n]
BBCILRSY	SCRIBBLY	consisting of scribbles (careless writings) [adj]
BBDEINRU	UNRIBBED	rib [adj]
BBDIOORS	BOOBIRDS	boobird [n]
BBEEIMTT	BIMBETTE	an attractive but empty-headed young woman [n -S]
BBELMOST	BOMBLETS	bomblet [n]
BBEPRSUW	BREWPUBS	brewpub [n]
BBILRSTU	BLURBIST	one that blurbs [n -S]
BBIMMOSS	MOBBISMS	mobbism [n]
BCDEOOWY	COWBOYED	cowboy [v]
BCDIMOOR	COMORBID	existing simultaneously with another medical condition [adj]
BCDIMORS	SCOMBRID	s a fish of the mackerel family [n pl. -]
BCEERSXY	CYBERSEX	an online sex-oriented conversation [n -ES]
BCEHNOPT	BENCHTOP	suitable for use on a workbench [adj]
BCEHNRRU	BRUNCHER	one that brunches [n -S]
BCFSSSUU	SUBFUSCS	subfusc [n]
BCGIIKST	BIGSTICK	threatening military force [adj]
BCHLNOUX	LUNCHBOX	a container for carrying meals to school or work [n -ES]
BCIINORT	BORNITIC	bornite [adj]
BCIIOSTT	BISCOTTI	biscotto [n]
BCIISTUY	BISCUITY	biscuit [adj]
BCIOOSTT	BISCOTTO	a crisp, anise-flavored cookie [n -COTTI]
BCSTUUZZ	BUZZCUTS	buzzcut [n]
BDDEEFIR	BIRDFEED	birdseed [n -S]
BDDEIOWY	WIDEBODY	a jet aircraft having a wide fuselage [n -BODIES]
BDDENNOU	UNBONDED	bond [adj]
BDDGIORS	BIRDDOGS	birddog [v]
BDEEEIRW	DWEEBIER	dweeby [adj]
BDEEHISW	DWEEBISH	dweeb [adj]
BDEEINST	BENDIEST	bendy [adj]
BDEFIILR	BIRDLIFE	avifauna [n BIRDLIFE]
BDEHLSUV	BUSHVELD	a veld with shrubby vegetation [n -S]
BDEIILNY	INEDIBLY	inedible [adv]
BDEILLNW	WINDBELL	a light bell that can be sounded by the wind [n -S]
BDEILNNO	BLONDINE	to bleach hair blond [v -INED, -INING, -INES]
BDEILNOU	UNBOILED	boil [adj]
BDEILPRU	PREBUILD	to build beforehand [v -BUILT, -BUILDING, -BUILDS]
BDEKLLUY	BULLDYKE	an aggressively masculine lesbian -- a derogatory term [n -S]
BDELNOSS	BONDLESS	having no bond [adj]
BDENOOTU	UNBOOTED	boot [adj]
BDGGILNU	BLUDGING	bludge [v]
BDGILNTU	BLINDGUT	a cecum [n -S]
BDIILOOS	BIOSOLID	solid organic matter obtained from treated sewage [n -S]
BDIMNSUU	DUBNIUMS	dubnium [n]
BDNOOPTU	POTBOUND	having grown too large for its container [adj]
BDNOOSWW	DOWNBOWS	downbow [n]
BEEELPRS	BLEEPERS	bleeper [n]
BEEFIRSS	FRISBEES	frisbee [n]
BEEGMNOS	GOMBEENS	gombeen [n]
BEEHMORW	HOMEBREW	an alcoholic beverage made at home [n -S]
BEEIKLNY	EYEBLINK	an instant [n -S]
BEEILLSV	BILEVELS	bilevel [n]
BEEIMORT	BIOMETER	a device for measuring carbon dioxide given off by living matter [n -S]
BEEINRSZ	ZEBRINES	zebrine [n]
BEEISSTW	WEBSITES	website [n]
BEENOSTY	BONEYEST	boney [adj]
BEEORSTW	BESTOWER	one that bestows [n -S]
BEEPPRSU	PREPUBES	prepubis [n]
BEEPRRSV	PREVERBS	preverb [n]
BEFILOSU	BIOFUELS	biofuel [n]
BEFIRSST	FIBSTERS	fibster [n]
BEGGLORS	BLOGGERS	blogger [n]
BEGHIOST	GOBSHITE	a contemptible person [n -S]
BEGILLNS	BELLINGS	belling [n]
BEGLOTUU	OUTBULGE	to surpass in size [v -BULGED, -BULGING, -BULGES]
BEGPRSUU	SUPERBUG	a strain of bacteria that is resistant to all antibiotics [n -S]
BEHIMOSY	YOHIMBES	yohimbe [n]
BEHIPRRT	PREBIRTH	the period preceding a child�s birth [n -S]
BEHNNOST	BENTHONS	benthon [n]
BEIINOST	NIOBITES	niobite [n]
BEIISSTT	BITSIEST	bitsy [adj]
BEIKLLOT	BOLTLIKE	resembling a bolt [adj]
BEIKRSSW	BREWSKIS	brewski [n]
BEILOORV	BOILOVER	an overflowing while boiling [n -S]
BEILPRTU	PREBUILT	prebuild [v]
BEILRSTZ	BLITZERS	blitzer [n]
BEIMORYZ	RIBOZYME	a molecule of RNA that functions as an enzyme [n -S]
BEIPPRSU	PREPUBIS	a bone situated in front of the pubic bone [n -PUBES]
BELLMRUY	LUMBERLY	moving slowly with a heavy gait [adj]
BELLOSST	BOLTLESS	having no bolt [adj]
BELNNNOO	NONNOBLE	not noble [adj]
BELNOOSS	BOONLESS	having no boon [adj]
BELNOTTU	UNBOTTLE	to release from or as if from a bottle [v -TLED, -TLING, -TLES]
BELRSSTU	BUSTLERS	bustler [n]
BEMORTUW	TUBEWORM	a marine worm that builds and lives in a tube [n -S]
BFIILMOS	BIOFILMS	biofilm [n]
BFIKLOOP	FLIPBOOK	a book of a series of images that when flipped give the illusion of movement [n -S]
BGGGILNO	BLOGGING	the act or practice of maintaining a blog [n -S]
BGHLRSUU	BULGHURS	bulghur [n]
BGIIKNNO	BOINKING	boink [v]
BGILRSSU	BUSGIRLS	busgirl [n]
BGINNOUW	UNBOWING	bow [adj]
BHIMOOPR	BIOMORPH	an art form resembling a living organism in shape [n -S]
BHIMORSU	BOHRIUMS	bohrium [n]
BIILMSTU	SUBLIMIT	a limit within a limit [n -S]
BILOSTUY	ISOBUTYL	a hydrocarbon radical [n -S]
BIMNNUUU	UNUNBIUM	a synthetic element [n -S]
BINORSSU	BOURSINS	boursin [n]
BIRSSUUV	SUBVIRUS	a viral protein smaller than a virus [n -ES]
CCDEHOOS	SCOOCHED	scooch [v]
CCDEIIST	DEICTICS	deictic [n]
CCEEIIST	CECITIES	cecity [n]
CCEFINOT	COINFECT	to infect with two organisms [v -ED, -ING, -S]
CCEHHIIR	CHICHIER	chichi [adj]
CCEHKMSU	CHECKSUM	a sum derived from bits of computer data [n -S]
CCEHLSSU	SCULCHES	sculch [n]
CCEHOOSS	SCOOCHES	scooch [v]
CCEINOOZ	CENOZOIC	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
CCEINOPT	CONCEPTI	conceptus [n]
CCEIOTXY	EXOCYTIC	pertaining to cellular excretion [adj]
CCELOPSY	CYCLOPES	cyclops [n]
CCERSTUW	CREWCUTS	crewcut [n]
CCHKMNUU	NUMCHUCK	nunchaku [n -S]
CCHNRSUY	SCRUNCHY	an elastic band for fastening the hair [n SCRUNCHIES]
CCKOOPRT	CROCKPOT	an electric cooking pot -- a trademark [n -S]
CCLMOOPU	COCOPLUM	an evergreen shrub [n -S]
CCNOORSU	CONCOURS	a public competition [n CONCOURS]
CDDEEEFN	DEFENCED	defence [v]
CDDEEIIM	MEDICIDE	a medically assisted suicide [n -S]
CDEEFORR	DEFORCER	one that deforces [n -S]
CDEEINNT	INCENTED	incent [v]
CDEELORV	CLOVERED	clover [adj]
CDEEMSTU	TUMESCED	tumesce [v]
CDEENNOR	RECONNED	recon [v]
CDEENRUW	UNCREWED	crew [adj]
CDEGIILP	DIPLEGIC	diplegia [adj]
CDEHIILS	CEILIDHS	ceilidh [n]
CDEHNOOP	PONCHOED	poncho [adj]
CDEIKMSU	MUSICKED	musick [v]
CDEILMNO	DOLMENIC	dolmen [adj]
CDELOOTT	DOLCETTO	a red wine of Italy [n -TOS]
CDHIRSTY	CHYTRIDS	chytrid [n]
CDIIIMNS	MINIDISC	a miniature compact disc [n -S]
CDIIOPRT	DIPROTIC	having two hydrogen ions to donate to bases [adj]
CDLNOUUY	UNCLOUDY	cloudy [adj]
CDLOORTY	DOCTORLY	doctor [adj]
CDOORTUW	OUTCROWD	to cause to be too crowded [v -ED, -ING, -S]
CEEEHRSW	ESCHEWER	one that avoids something [n -S]
CEEELRST	RESELECT	select [v -ED, -ING, -S]
CEEEMNRT	RECEMENT	cement [v -ED, -ING, -S]
CEEEPRTX	EXPECTER	one that expects [n -S]
CEEFNORR	RECONFER	confer [v -FERRED, -FERRING, -FERS]
CEEFNOTU	OUTFENCE	to surpass in fencing [v -FENCED, -FENCING, -FENCES]
CEEHHIRS	CHESHIRE	a hard English cheese [n -S]
CEEHIPRR	CIPHERER	one that ciphers [n -S]
CEEHKLPR	KREPLECH	kreplach [n KREPLECH]
CEEHKRTV	KVETCHER	one that kvetches [n -S]
CEEHLNOO	HOLOCENE	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
CEEHNRRW	WRENCHER	one that wrenches [n -S]
CEEHOPRS	PRECHOSE	prechoose [v]
CEEHRSTV	CHEVRETS	chevret [n]
CEEIKKLO	COKELIKE	resembling coke (a carbon fuel) [adj]
CEEILNOP	PLIOCENE	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
CEEILPRS	ECLIPSER	one that eclipses [n -S]
CEEIMMST	MEMETICS	the study of memes and their effects [n]
CEEINRST	ENTERICS	a family of bacteria [n]
CEELMOST	TELECOMS	telecom [n]
CEEMSSTU	TUMESCES	tumesce [v]
CEENNORS	ONSCREEN	shown on a movie, television, or display screen [adj]
CEENORRS	RECENSOR	censor [v -ED, -ING, -S]
CEFFRSSU	SCUFFERS	scuffer [n]
CEFLOPTY	COPYLEFT	a license that allows use of copyrighted software free [n -S]
CEFOORST	SOFTCORE	less than explicit in depicting sex acts [adj]
CEGIMNOS	GENOMICS	the study of genomes [n]
CEGINNSY	SYNGENIC	relating to or being genetically identical individuals with respect to reaction to antigens [adj]
CEGKLNNO	LONGNECK	a beer bottle with a long neck [n -S]
CEHHINPY	HYPHENIC	hyphen [adj]
CEHHIOOS	HOOCHIES	hoochie [n]
CEHILOPT	CHIPOTLE	a smoked and dried jalapeno pepper [n -S]
CEHILSTY	CHESTILY	chesty [adv]
CEHIMORR	CHROMIER	chromy [adj]
CEHIMOSS	MISCHOSE	mischoose [v]
CEHLNNSU	CHUNNELS	chunnel [n]
CEHMOORS	SMOOCHER	one that smooches [n -S]
CEHNORST	CHORTENS	chorten [n]
CEHNOSSZ	SCHNOZES	schnoz [n]
CEIIKSST	STICKIES	sticky [n]
CEIIMNRS	CREMINIS	cremini [n]
CEIINNOT	COTININE	an alkaloid produced by nicotine in the body [n -S]
CEIKLNSS	SLICKENS	slicken [v]
CEIKLSSW	WICKLESS	having no wick [adj]
CEIKSSTU	SUCKIEST	sucky [adj]
CEILOPPS	POPSICLE	flavored and colored water frozen on a stick -- a trademark [n -S]
CEILOPRS	POLICERS	policer [n]
CEIMNOOT	EMOTICON	a group of keyboard characters used to suggest a facial expression or an emotion [n -S]
CEIMOOSZ	MESOZOIC	of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj]
CEIORRTW	COWRITER	one that cowrites [n -S]
CEKLOSST	LOCKSETS	lockset [n]
CEKOORST	CROOKEST	crook [adj]
CELMNSSU	MESCLUNS	mesclun [n]
CELMSSSU	SCUMLESS	having no scum [adj]
CELOPSSU	CLOSEUPS	closeup [n]
CEMMNORU	COMMUNER	one that communes [n -S]
CEMNOOPT	CONTEMPO	contemporary [adj]
CENOOPSS	POCOSENS	pocosen [n]
CENOORSV	CONVERSO	a Jew who converted to Christianity [n -SOS]
CEOORSTU	ECOTOURS	ecotour [n]
CEOPRSSU	CORPUSES	corpus [n]
CFFFKOSU	FUCKOFFS	fuckoff [n]
CFFIKLNU	CUFFLINK	a fastening for a shirt cuff [n -S]
CFFKOOOS	COOKOFFS	cookoff [n]
CGGILLOY	CLOGGILY	cloggy [adv]
CGIINOSV	VOICINGS	voicing [n]
CGILOPRY	COPYGIRL	a girl who runs errands in a newspaper office [n -S]
CGINOSST	GNOSTICS	gnostic [n]
CHLMPSUY	SCHLUMPY	unattractive, slovenly [adj SCHLUMPIER, SCHLUMPIEST]
CHMOOSYZ	SCHMOOZY	given to schmoozing [adj SCHMOOZIER, SCHMOOZIEST]
CIIIMNRS	CRIMINIS	crimini [n]
CIINNORU	UNIRONIC	ironic [adj]
CIINOPRS	PORCINIS	porcini [n]
CIINORST	CROSTINI	crostino [n]
CIKLOOOS	OLICOOKS	olicook [n]
CILMMSUY	SCUMMILY	scummy [adv]
CILNNORY	NONLYRIC	not lyrical [adj]
CILNORSY	LYRICONS	lyricon [n]
CINNNOOT	NONTONIC	not based on the first tone of a scale [adj]
CINOORST	CROSTINO	a small piece of toast topped with a spread [n -NI]
CINORTUX	COTURNIX	a small quail [n -ES]
CJNNOOTU	CONJUNTO	a style of dance music along the Mexican border [n -TOS]
CKORSTUW	SCUTWORK	tedious or menial work [n -S]
CNOOOPSS	POCOSONS	pocoson [n]
DDDEEERT	TEDDERED	tedder [v]
DDEEEFLU	DEFUELED	defuel [v]
DDEEEGNR	DEGENDER	to remove references to a person�s gender [v -ED, -ING, -S]
DDEEGLNU	UNGELDED	geld [adj]
DDEEIPRR	PREDRIED	predry [v]
DDEEMORR	DORMERED	dormer [adj]
DDEENNTU	UNDENTED	dent [adj]
DDEILSUV	DIVULSED	divulse [v]
DDEINORT	TRENDOID	a trendy person [n -S]
DDHLMOOO	HOODMOLD	a protective projection on a cornice [n -S]
DDHLNOOW	HOLDDOWN	a clamp for holding an object in place [n -S]
DEEEKLNU	UNKEELED	keel [adj]
DEEELNTT	TELNETED	telnet [v]
DEEELOPP	DEPEOPLE	to reduce the population of [v -PLED, -PLING, -PLES]
DEEELPRT	DEPLETER	one that depletes [n -S]
DEEENRRT	RERENTED	rerent [v]
DEEEORRZ	REZEROED	rezero [v]
DEEFGINX	FEDEXING	fedex [v]
DEEFIMSS	MISFEEDS	misfeed [v]
DEEFLNTU	UNFELTED	felt [adj]
DEEFLOSY	EYEFOLDS	eyefold [n]
DEEFORUY	FOUREYED	wearing eyeglasses [adj]
DEEFRSSU	DEFUSERS	defuser [n]
DEEGGIJR	REJIGGED	rejig [v]
DEEGILNU	EUGLENID	a euglena [n -S]
DEEGIPRU	PREGUIDE	to guide beforehand [v -GUIDED, -GUIDING, -GUIDES]
DEEGKMOS	GEEKDOMS	geekdom [n]
DEEHOORV	HOOVERED	hoover [v]
DEEILNRR	REDLINER	one that redlines [n -S]
DEEIMNTT	MITTENED	mitten [adj]
DEEIMRST	DEMISTER	one that defogs [n -S]
DEEINPRS	SPENDIER	spendy [adj]
DEEINRSV	INVERSED	inverse [v]
DEEIPRRS	PREDRIES	predry [v]
DEEIPRRW	PREWIRED	prewire [v]
DEEIRRSU	RUDERIES	rudery [n]
DEEKNSSW	NEWSDESK	the department that receives late-breaking news [n -S]
DEELNPRY	DEPRENYL	a drug for treating Parkinson�s disease [n -S]
DEELOPRW	REPLOWED	replow [v]
DEELOPRY	DEPLOYER	one that deploys [n -S]
DEEMNORS	MODERNES	moderne [n]
DEENOOSV	NOSEDOVE	nosedive [v]
DEENOPRW	PREOWNED	owned beforehand by someone else [adj]
DEENRRSU	ENDURERS	endurer [n]
DEENRSUU	UNDERUSE	to use less than fully [v -USED, -USING, -USES]
DEENSTUV	UNVESTED	vest [adj]
DEEOPRRT	DEPORTER	one that deports [n -S]
DEEORRVY	OVERDYER	one that overdyes [n -S]
DEFFIIPS	SPIFFIED	spiffy [v]
DEFGIIST	DIGESTIF	an alcoholic drink taken after a meal [n -S]
DEFIILMR	MIDLIFER	a middle-aged person [n -S]
DEFIITTY	FETIDITY	the state of being fetid [n -TIES]
DEFIRSSU	SURFSIDE	situated near the seashore [adj]
DEFLNTUU	UNFLUTED	flute [adj]
DEFNPRSU	PREFUNDS	prefund [v]
DEGIINRW	WEIRDING	weird [v]
DEGIKLRU	KLUDGIER	kludgy [adj]
DEGIMMNO	MODEMING	modem [v]
DEGIOPRT	RIDGETOP	the crest of a ridge [n -S]
DEGIORST	GRODIEST	grody [adj]
DEGLNOOT	GOLDTONE	made to resemble gold [adj]
DEGOORTT	GROTTOED	grotto [adj]
DEHILNOR	INHOLDER	one that owns a tract of land within a national park [n -S]
DEHIORRR	HORRIDER	horrid [adj]
DEHIORTW	WITHEROD	a North American shrub [n -S]
DEHLLOOU	HULLOOED	hulloo [v]
DEHMOOSS	SMOOSHED	smoosh [v]
DEIILMMS	SEMIMILD	moderately mild [adj]
DEIINQSU	QUINSIED	quinsy [adj]
DEIIOPTY	IDIOTYPE	a structure of an antibody [n -S]
DEIKKLNO	KLONDIKE	a card game [n -S]
DEIKLNOW	DOWNLIKE	resembling down [adj]
DEIKLNPU	UPLINKED	uplink [v]
DEILMSTU	MUSTELID	a mammal of the weasel family [n -S]
DEILNOST	LENTOIDS	lentoid [n]
DEILNRSS	RINDLESS	lacking a rind [adj]
DEILOORR	DROOLIER	drooly [adj]
DEILSSUV	DIVULSES	divulse [v]
DEIMOOST	DOOMIEST	doomy [adj]
DEIMPSTU	DUMPSITE	a place for dumping rubbish [n -S]
DEINPTTU	UNPITTED	pit [adj]
DEIOPRST	PORTSIDE	on the left side of a ship facing forward [adv]
DELLRSWY	DRYWELLS	drywell [n]
DELNOSSW	DOWNLESS	having no down (soft furry feathers) [adj]
DELOPPSY	POLYPEDS	polyped [n]
DELOSTTY	SOTTEDLY	sotted [adv]
DEMPRSTU	DUMPSTER	a large trash receptacle -- a trademark [n -S]
DENNOOWZ	DOWNZONE	to reduce or limit the number of buildings permitted [v -ZONED, -ZONING, -ZONES]
DENOOORT	OREODONT	an extinct sheep-sized mammal [n -S]
DENOOOTW	WOODTONE	a finish that imitates wood [n -S]
DFGINNOU	FONDUING	fondue [v]
DGGIKLNU	KLUDGING	kludge [v]
DGGILNSU	SLUDGING	sludge [v]
DGIILLNU	ILLUDING	illude [v]
DGINNORU	INGROUND	built into the ground [adj]
DGINSSTU	DUSTINGS	dusting [n]
DGOPRRSU	PRODRUGS	prodrug [n]
DHIIPSST	DIPSHITS	dipshit [n]
DIILMSST	MIDLISTS	midlist [n]
DIILPPRY	DRIPPILY	drippy [adv]
DIIORSUV	VIRUSOID	a particle of RNA associated with some plant viruses [n -S]
DILNRSUY	SUNDRILY	sundry [adv]
DINNOPSW	DOWNSPIN	a spinning motion [n -S]
DLOOOPSS	SPODOSOL	an acidic forest soil [n -S]
DMNOOOPS	MONOPODS	monopod [n]
DNOOSUUV	VOUDOUNS	voudoun [n]
DNOPSTUW	PUTDOWNS	putdown [n]
DOOPRSTW	STOPWORD	a frequently used word that is not searchable by search engines [n -S]
DOORRSUU	ORDUROUS	ordure [adj]
EEEHINSY	EYESHINE	a reflection from the eyes of some animals [n -S]
EEEHPRSS	PHERESES	pheresis [n]
EEEIKNSS	KNEESIES	the pressing of one�s knees against another person�s knees [n]
EEEINRRS	SNEERIER	sneery [adj]
EEEKLRSS	SLEEKERS	sleeker [n]
EEELNRTY	TERYLENE	a kind of polyester fabric -- a trademark [n -S]
EEELPRST	REPLETES	replete [n]
EEELPTTY	TELETYPE	to send by teletypewriter [v -TYPED, -TYPING, -TYPES]
EEENRSSU	ENURESES	enuresis [n]
EEENRSTW	TWEENERS	tweener [n]
EEENSSTW	TWEENESS	the state of being twee [n -ES]
EEENSSWY	SWEENEYS	sweeney [n]
EEEORRSZ	REZEROES	rezero [v]
EEFHLMNS	FLEHMENS	flehmen [v]
EEFHLSTY	FLYSHEET	a circular [n -S]
EEFIKLSU	FUSELIKE	resembling a fuse [adj]
EEFILSTY	EYELIFTS	eyelift [n]
EEFINNST	FENNIEST	fenny [adj]
EEFLOSTV	LOVEFEST	a gathering to promote good feeling [n -S]
EEFNORST	RESOFTEN	soften [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EEGHIPRW	PREWEIGH	to weigh beforehand [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EEGHMNOS	HEGEMONS	hegemon [n]
EEGIINRT	RETIEING	retie [v]
EEGIKLMR	GERMLIKE	resembling a germ [adj]
EEGILNRS	REELINGS	reeling [n]
EEGILNRT	GREENLIT	greenlight [v]
EEHIKLMS	SHEKELIM	shekel [n]
EEHIKLOS	HOSELIKE	resembling a hose [adj]
EEHILLRS	HELLERIS	helleri [n]
EEHILNOP	ENOPHILE	oenophile [n -S]
EEHILOPS	PIEHOLES	piehole [n]
EEHIPRSS	PHERESIS	withdrawal of blood from a donor, removing some components, and returning the remaining blood to the donor [n -RESES]
EEHIPSTT	TIPSHEET	a publication with tips for betting on races or investing in stocks [n -S]
EEHLOPST	TELESHOP	to shop by interactive telecommunications systems [v -SHOPPED, -SHOPPING, -SHOPS]
EEHORRSW	RESHOWER	shower [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EEIJKLTU	JUTELIKE	resembling jute [adj]
EEIKRSTU	KEIRETSU	a coalition of business groups in Japan [n -S]
EEILLPZZ	PIZZELLE	a thin, crisp Italian cookie [n -S]
EEILLSTT	STELLITE	a cobalt-base alloy with chromium and other metals, used to make cutting tools and for surfaces subject to heavy wear -- a trademark [n -S]
EEILNSST	LITENESS	the state of being lite [n -ES]
EEIMNOPS	SEMIOPEN	partly open [adj]
EEIMORTX	OXIMETER	an instrument for measuring the amount of oxygen in the blood [n -S]
EEIMRSST	MEISTERS	meister [n]
EEINNSTZ	NETIZENS	netizen [n]
EEINOPRS	PEREIONS	pereion [n]
EEINORRT	ORIENTER	one who helps another to adjust to surroundings [n -S]
EEINRRTU	UNRETIRE	to return to work after having taken retirement [v -TIRED, -TIRING, -TIRES]
EEINRSWW	NEWSWIRE	a news agency that transmits news copy to subscribers [n -S]
EEIPRRSW	PREWIRES	prewire [v]
EEIRSSTV	SIEVERTS	sievert [n]
EEKLLNRY	KERNELLY	resembling kernels [adj]
EEKLMRSZ	KLEZMERS	klezmer [n]
EEKOOPPS	PEKEPOOS	pekepoo [n]
EELLNNOV	NONLEVEL	not flat or even [adj]
EELLNORS	RELLENOS	relleno [n]
EELLPRST	PRETELLS	pretell [v]
EELLPSST	PELTLESS	lacking a pelt (the skin of an animal) [adj]
EELOPPSZ	ZEPPOLES	zeppole [n]
EELOPRSV	PRESOLVE	to solve beforehand [v -SOLVED, -SOLVING, -SOLVES]
EELOSSSU	SOLEUSES	soleus [n]
EEMNORSS	MORENESS	the state of being more [n -ES]
EEMOOPRT	PROTEOME	the complement of proteins expressed by a genome [n -S]
EEMPRRST	PRETERMS	preterm [n]
EEMPRSSU	SUPREMES	supreme [n]
EEOPRRST	PRESTORE	to store beforehand [v -STORED, -STORING, -STORES]
EEOPSTUW	OUTSWEEP	to surpass in sweeping [v -SWEPT, -SWEEPING, -SWEEPS]
EEOQRTTU	ROQUETTE	an arugula [n -S]
EEPPRRSS	PREPRESS	pertaining to the preparation of copy for printing [adj]
EERSSTTY	SYRETTES	syrette [n]
EFFFLRSU	FLUFFERS	fluffer [n]
EFFIIPSS	SPIFFIES	spiffy [v]
EFFIISST	STIFFIES	stiffie [n]
EFFLLOSS	SELLOFFS	selloff [n]
EFFNSSTU	FUNFESTS	funfest [n]
EFGGIRTU	EGGFRUIT	a tropical tree [n -S]
EFGHIOSY	FOGEYISH	fogey [adj]
EFGIMOSY	FOGEYISM	fogyism [n -S]
EFGLORST	FROGLETS	froglet [n]
EFHIIPRS	FIRESHIP	a burning ship sent among the enemy�s ships [n -S]
EFHILLSY	FLESHILY	fleshy [adv]
EFHLORVY	HOVERFLY	a fly noted for hovering [n -FLIES]
EFHNOSUU	FUNHOUSE	an amusement park attraction [n -S]
EFHORRST	FROTHERS	frother [n]
EFIIKLLM	FILMLIKE	resembling film [adj]
EFIILSTY	FEISTILY	feisty [adv]
EFIIRRST	FIRRIEST	firry [adj]
EFIIRSZZ	FRIZZIES	frizzy hair [n]
EFIJLOST	JETFOILS	jetfoil [n]
EFIKLOST	FOLKIEST	folkie [adj]
EFILLMSS	FILMLESS	having no film [adj]
EFINNRST	FERNINST	near to [prep]
EFLLORUW	WOFULLER	woful [adj]
EFLMOSTT	LEFTMOST	farthest on the left [adj]
EFLNORSU	FLEURONS	fleuron [n]
EFLORSSS	FLOSSERS	flosser [n]
EFLPRRSU	PURFLERS	purfler [n]
EFMNNORT	FRONTMEN	frontman [n]
EFNOTUZZ	FUZZTONE	a blurred audio effect [n -S]
EGGIIJST	JIGGIEST	jiggy [adj]
EGGIILNR	NIGGLIER	niggly [adj]
EGGINORR	ROGERING	roger [v]
EGGNRRSU	GRUNGERS	grunger [n]
EGHHIIRS	HIGHRISE	a building with many stories [n -S]
EGHILMOR	HOMEGIRL	a girl or woman from one�s neighborhood [n -S]
EGHILNUW	GLUHWEIN	wine flavored with spices [n -S]
EGHINOSY	HOSEYING	hosey [v]
EGHINRSW	WHINGERS	whinger [n]
EGHIORSU	ROUGHIES	roughy [n]
EGHIRRUY	HIERURGY	a rite of worship [n -GIES]
EGIILNNT	LENITING	lenite [v]
EGIILNRT	GLINTIER	glinty [adj]
EGIILNRV	LIVERING	liver [v]
EGIILRST	GIRLIEST	girlie [adj]
EGIINNTU	UNTIEING	untie [v]
EGIJNNOS	JONESING	jones [v]
EGIKLLNV	KVELLING	kvell [v]
EGIKNSTU	GUNKIEST	gunky [adj]
EGILLORS	GIROLLES	girolle [n]
EGILLRRY	GRILLERY	a place where grilled foods are served [n -ERIES]
EGILMNSU	GUMLINES	gumline [n]
EGILNNTU	GLUTENIN	a protein of cereal grains that gives adhesiveness to bread dough [n -S]
EGILNRSW	NEWSGIRL	a girl who delivers or sells newspapers [n -S]
EGILNSST	SNIGLETS	sniglet [n]
EGILNSSU	GLUINESS	the state of being gluey [n -ES]
EGILNSUV	EVULSING	evulse [v]
EGILOPPR	GLOPPIER	gloppy [adj]
EGINNRTU	TENURING	tenure [v]
EGINOOST	GOONIEST	goony [adj]
EGIOPRSS	SERPIGOS	serpigo [n]
EGIRRSST	GRISTERS	grister [n]
EGIRRSTT	GRITTERS	gritter [n]
EGISSUWY	WISEGUYS	wiseguy [n]
EGLLOPSY	GOSPELLY	having characteristics of gospel music [adj]
EGLNOOVY	VENOLOGY	the study of veins [n -GIES]
EHHIKSSS	SHIKSEHS	shikseh [n]
EHHLOOST	SHOTHOLE	a hole drilled in rock to hold explosives [n -S]
EHHRSSSU	SHUSHERS	shusher [n]
EHIIKNST	HINKIEST	hinky [adj]
EHIIRWZZ	WHIZZIER	whizzy [adj]
EHIISSST	HISSIEST	hissy [adj]
EHILORSU	HOURLIES	hourly [n]
EHILPSSS	SHIPLESS	lacking a ship [adj]
EHILSSST	SHITLESS	extremely frightened -- usually considered vulgar [adj]
EHIMOSTW	SHOWTIME	the time at which an entertainment is to start [n -S]
EHIMRSTT	THERMITS	thermit [n]
EHIMRTUU	HUMITURE	a combined measurement of temperature and humidity [n -S]
EHIOOPSW	WHOOPIES	whoopie [n]
EHIOPRSS	ROSEHIPS	rosehip [n]
EHIPPRSS	PRESHIPS	preship [v]
EHLRSTTU	SHUTTLER	one that shuttles [n -S]
EHMNNOTY	ETHNONYM	the name of an ethnic group [n -S]
EHMOOSSS	SMOOSHES	smoosh [v]
EHNOOPTY	HONEYPOT	one that is attractive or desirable [n -S]
EHNORRRS	SHNORRER	one who takes advantage of the generosity of others [n -S]
EHNPSSXY	SPHYNXES	sphynx [n]
EIIILRVZ	VIRILIZE	to introduce male characteristics in (a female) [v -IZED, -IZING, -IZES]
EIIKKLLT	KILTLIKE	resembling a kilt [adj]
EIIKLLST	SLITLIKE	resembling a slit [adj]
EIIKNSTW	TWINKIES	twinkie [n]
EIILNRSS	RESILINS	resilin [n]
EIILOPPT	POPLITEI	popliteus [n]
EIILOPRS	LIRIOPES	liriope [n]
EIILRSTT	SLITTIER	slitty [adj]
EIIMOPRX	MIREPOIX	a sauteed mixture of diced vegetables [n MIREPOIX]
EIINNOSS	INOSINES	inosine [n]
EIINNRTV	INVERTIN	an enzyme [n -S]
EIIOSSTT	OTITISES	otitis [n]
EIIPPQRU	QUIPPIER	quippy [adj]
EIIPRRSU	SIRUPIER	sirupy [adj]
EIIPRSTV	PREVISIT	to visit beforehand [v -ED, -ING, -S]
EIJLLORS	JOLLIERS	jollier [n]
EIKKNRSU	SKUNKIER	skunky [adj]
EIKKSTUY	YUKKIEST	yukky [adj]
EIKLLMSS	MILKLESS	lacking milk [adj]
EIKLNPRU	PLUNKIER	plunky [adj]
EIKLOPSU	SOUPLIKE	resembling soup [adj]
EIKMNNOO	MONOKINE	a substance secreted by white blood cells [n -S]
EILLMNOS	SEMILLON	a white grape grown in France [n -S]
EILNOPTY	LINOTYPE	to set type with a machine [v -TYPED, -TYPING, -TYPES]
EILRSTTU	SURTITLE	a translation of a foreign-language dialogue displayed above a screen or stage [n -S]
EIMNOPSS	MOPINESS	the state of being mopey [n -ES]
EIMORTXY	OXIMETRY	the use of an oximeter [n -TRIES]
EIMPRSTU	IMPUREST	impure [adj]
EINNNORT	NONINERT	not inactive [adj]
EINOORSW	SWOONIER	swoony [adj]
EINOOSTW	TWOONIES	twoonie [n]
EINOPSTU	POUTINES	poutine [n]
EINORSTY	SEROTINY	the condition of having late or gradual seed dispersal [n -NIES]
EINPRTTU	INPUTTER	one that inputs [n -S]
EIOOPRSW	SWOOPIER	swoopy [adj]
EIPRRSUY	SYRUPIER	syrupy [adj]
EIPRSTTU	PURTIEST	purty [adj]
EIRTTUWZ	WURTZITE	a light to dark brown mineral [n -S]
EISSTTUW	WETSUITS	wetsuit [n]
EJLRSSUY	JURYLESS	being without a jury [adj]
EKMNOSUX	MUSKOXEN	muskox [n]
EKOPRRSW	PREWORKS	prework [v]
EKORSSTU	KURTOSES	kurtosis [n]
ELLMOSTU	OUTSMELL	to surpass in smelling [v -SMELLED or -SMELT, -SMELLING, -SMELLS]
ELLOSSSS	LOSSLESS	done or being without loss [adj]
ELMMPSTU	PLUMMEST	plum [adj]
ELMOSTTU	OUTSMELT	outsmell [v]
ELNOOPST	PELOTONS	peloton [n]
ELNPRUUY	UNPURELY	purely [adv]
ELOOPRSS	RESPOOLS	respool [v]
ELOOPRSS	SPOOLERS	spooler [n]
ELOPSSSU	SOUPLESS	having no soup (a liquid food often having solid ingredients) [adj]
ELORSSTT	SLOTTERS	slotter [n]
EMNOOSST	MOOTNESS	the state of being without legal significance [n -ES]
EMNORRTY	RETRONYM	a term coined to distinguish the original referent from a later development [n -S]
EMOPPSTU	UPTEMPOS	uptempo [n]
ENOSSSTT	STETSONS	stetson [n]
EOOPPSST	POSTPOSE	to place (a word or phrase) after a grammatically related word [v -POSED, -POSING, -POSES]
EOPSTTUW	OUTSWEPT	outsweep [v]
EPRRSSTU	SPURTERS	spurter [n]
EPRSTTUY	SPUTTERY	sputter [adj]
FFILLOPP	FLIPFLOP	to perform a backward somersault [v -FLOPPED, -FLOPPING, -FLOPS]
FFOOPSST	STOPOFFS	stopoff [n]
FGINSTTU	TUFTINGS	tufting [n]
FGKLNOOS	FOLKSONG	a song of the folk music of an area [n -S]
FHIIKLLS	FISHKILL	the sudden destruction of large numbers of fish [n -S]
FIILLMOP	PLIOFILM	a transparent sheet of chlorinated rubber used in packaging [n -S]
FIKLSSTU	LUTFISKS	lutfisk [n]
FIMOORSS	ISOFORMS	isoform [n]
FINOPRST	FROSTNIP	the freezing of outer skin layers [n -S]
FIOSTTTU	TOFUTTIS	tofutti [n]
FKLOORWW	WORKFLOW	the amount of work to and from an office or employee [n -S]
FKRSSSUY	SKYSURFS	skysurf [v]
FLLOOPUW	FOLLOWUP	a news article that adds information to a previous article [n -S]
FMNOOOOR	MOONROOF	a glass panel in an automobile roof [n -S]
GGHIINNO	HONGIING	hongi [v]
GGIILNTZ	GLITZING	glitz [v]
GGIINNUV	UNGIVING	give [adj]
GGIKKNOR	GROKKING	grok [v]
GGILLNUW	GULLWING	hinged at the top to swing upward [adj]
GGINOSUV	VOGUINGS	voguing [n]
GHHIOPST	HIGHTOPS	hightop [n]
GHILNOPY	HOPINGLY	in a hopeful manner [adv]
GHIMNOPR	MORPHING	morph [v]
GHIMNOSS	MOSHINGS	moshing [n]
GHIMNSSU	SMUSHING	smush [v]
GHINNORS	HORNINGS	horning [n]
GHINPPUW	WHUPPING	whup [v]
GHLNOORU	HOURLONG	lasting an hour [adj]
GIINPRSU	SIRUPING	sirup [v]
GIINPSUZ	UPSIZING	upsize [v]
GIKLLNSU	SKULLING	skull [v]
GILLNRUY	LURINGLY	in an enticing manner [adv]
GILNOORT	ROOTLING	rootle [v]
GILNPRSU	PURLINGS	purling [n]
GIMNOOPR	PROMOING	promo [v]
GINOSTTT	STOTTING	stott [v]
GINOSTUW	OUTSWING	to surpass in swinging [v -SWUNG, -SWINGING, -SWINGS]
GINPRSUY	SYRUPING	syrup [v]
GJLMNOPU	LONGJUMP	to jump for distance from a running start [v -ED, -ING, -S]
GNOSTUUW	OUTSWUNG	outswing [v]
HIIISSTV	SHIVITIS	shiviti [n]
HIILOPST	PISOLITH	a small rounded concretion of limestone [n -S]
HIILRSTT	TRILITHS	trilith [n]
HIILSSTT	SHITLIST	a number of persons who are strongly disapproved of -- usually considered vulgar [n -S]
HIKLNOST	HOTLINKS	hotlink [n]
HIMOPRSS	ORPHISMS	orphism [n]
HIMORSST	RIMSHOTS	rimshot [n]
HJNNOOSS	JOHNSONS	johnson [n]
HKOORRUW	WORKHOUR	any of the hours of the day during which work is done [n -S]
HMNOPSYY	HYPONYMS	hyponym [n]
HMNOPYYY	HYPONYMY	the state of being a hyponym [n -MIES]
HNOPPSTY	SYNTHPOP	popular music played with synthesizers [n -S]
HOOPSSTT	HOTSPOTS	hotspot [n]
IIILLMNP	MINIPILL	a birth control pill containing no estrogen [n -S]
IIKLMRSY	SMIRKILY	smirky [adv]
IILLPPSY	SLIPPILY	slippy [adv]
IINNPSST	TINSNIPS	a tool for cutting sheet metal [n]
IKLMOOSS	LOOKISMS	lookism [n]
IKLMOOSS	LOOKSISM	lookism [n -S]
IKLOOSST	LOOKISTS	lookist [n]
IKLOSSSU	SOUSLIKS	souslik [n]
ILOPPTUU	OUTPUPIL	a pupil who lives off campus [n -S]
IMOPPRRU	PROPRIUM	an attribute belonging inseparably to every member of a species [n -PRIA]
IMOSSSTU	SUMOISTS	sumoist [n]
INOOSTTV	STOTINOV	stotin [n]
KMOORSTU	MUSKROOT	a perennial herb [n -S]
KNOPPSTU	POSTPUNK	pertaining to music coming after punk rock [adj]
LNOOPSSU	UNSPOOLS	unspool [v]
MOOORRTW	ROOTWORM	a beetle whose larvae feed on the roots of crop plants [n -S]
NNOOPSST	NONSTOPS	nonstop [n]

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