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] |
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] |
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] |
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] |
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] |
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] |
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] |