User:User123o987name/5 letter words

All of English Wiktionary was searched for "5 letter words". The search found nothing. A search for "five letter words" found a useful link which is archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20100909004108/http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~jburkardt/fun/wordplay/pentagram.html. Todo: reconcile the updated version at https://web.archive.org/web/20181217054703/http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~jburkardt/fun/wordplay/pentagram.html.

Some words, like "italy", have been have corrected to the uppercase form (Italy) by me.

Five letter words - www.mieliestronk.com[edit]

Extracted from http://www.mieliestronk.com/corncob_lowercase.txt, the following is words from corncob_lowercase.txt that were not listed at pentagram.html:

five letter words - people.sc.fsu.edu[edit]

Extracted from web.archive.org/web/20100909004108/http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~jburkardt/fun/wordplay/pentagram.html (duplicates pointed out):

aabec - an Australian medicinal bark that promotes sweating
aadel - a first name
aaden - a first name
aafia - a first name
aalen - a town in Germany
aalii - a tropical hardwood tree
aalst - a town in Belgium
aamer - a first name; an African cape
aamir - a first name
aaran - a first name
aarau - a Swiss commune
aaren - a first name
aargh - an interjection expressing disgust or distress
aaric - a first name
aarin - a first name
aarle - a first name
Aaron - a first name
aarti - a first name
aaryn - a first name
aasia - a first name
aasif - a first name
aasim - a first name
aaziz - the Queen of Sheba
abaca - Manila hemp
abaci - plural of "abacus", a calculating device; a crown of a column
aback - aft; behind
abaco - one of the islands of the Bahamas
abacs - plural of "abac", a nomogram
abada - an early name for the rhinoceros
abade - an obsolete form of "abode"
abaff - abaft
abaft - aft; astern
abaht - "about" as pronounced by a Cockney
abail - to give bail for
abait - variant of "abate"
abaka - abaca, Manila hemp
abama - a town in Equatorial Guinea
abame - a first name
abamp - abampere, an electrical unit measurement
abana - a river that flows through Damascus
aband - to abandon
abani - a first name
abase - to lower; to reduce
abash - to awe; to confound
abasi - a first name
abask - basking in the sun
abass - a first name
abate - to wane or decrease
abave - to astonish or confound
abaya - a long black robe; a lake in Africa
abaza - a Caucasian people and language
abaze - a Caucasian people and language
abbah - a first name
abban - a first name
abbas - a first name; a Persian unit of weight; plural of "abba", a Chaldean or Coptic divine
abbed - having abdominal muscles of a certain quality
abbes - plural of "abbe", a French abbot
abbey - a first name; a monastery
abbia - a first name
abbie - a first name
abbot - a first name; the head of an abbey
abbud - a first name
abbye - a first name
abcee - an alphabet
abdal - a first name; a Persian religious devotee
abdar - a teetotaller
abdat - an ancient Egyptian unit of length of about 4 or 5 inches
abdel - a first name
abdon - a first name; a biblical place
abdou - a first name
abdul - a first name
abdur - a first name
abdus - a first name
abdyl - a first name
abeam - abreast
abear - to bear; to abide
abebe - a first name
abebi - a first name
abeer - a first name
abele - a first name; a white poplar tree
abeli - a first name
abena - a first name
abend - an abnormal or abortive end of the run of a computer program
abeni - a first name
aberr - to wander; to stray
abers - plural of "aber", a river mouth
abert - a lake in North America
abets - assists
abfab - absolutely fabulous; wonderful; excellent
abhal - the fruit of the cypress
abhay - a first name
abhin - a first name
abhor - to hate; to loathe
abiah - a first name; Samuel's son in the Bible
abias - a first name
abibe - a mountain range in Colombia
abida - a first name
abide - to tolerate; to sojourn
abiel - a first name
abies - the fir genus
abihu - a first name; a son of Aaron
abija - a first name
abilo - the Philippine tree also known as the "bogo"
abime - an abysm
abina - a first name
abira - a first name
abkar - a wine seller
abkow - a first name
abled - endowed with certain abilities; able-bodied
ablen - a fresh water fish
abler - more able
ablet - a fresh water fish
ablow - to blow or breathe upon
abmho - a unit of electrical conductance
abnar - a first name
abner - a first name
abnet - the girdle of a Jewish priest
abnor - a first name
abnub - a town in Egypt
abode - a dwelling
abody - a person
abohm - from "absolute ohm", a unit of measurement, an abvolt per abamp.
aboil - on the boil
aboke - a town in Uganda
aboma - a South American boa constrictor
aboon - above; to think oneself better than others
aboor - a first name
abord - to approach; to accost
abore - past tense of "abear"
abort - to miscarry; to cancel
abott - a first name
aboul - a first name
about - almost; around
above - aloft; over
aboye - a town in Niger
abrac - learning
abram - a first name; auburn
abran - a first name
abras - plural of "abra", a narrow mountain pass
abray - to rouse, to startle
abree - a first name
abret - a town in Ethiopia
abril - a first name
abrim - brimming
abrin - a toxic protein obtained from jequirity
abris - plural of "abri", a bomb shelter
abrus - a genus of leguminous tropical vines
absey - an "ABC", the alphabet or a primer
absis - an apsis
absit - a legal term, from the Latin for "he, she or it is absent"
abtin - a first name
abuid - a first name
abuja - the capital city of Nigeria
abuna - a first name; above; a river in Bolivia and Brazil; an Ethiopian Orthodox patriarch
abune - above
abura - a medium size tropical African tree
abuse - to misuse
abuta - a genus of tropical woody vines
abuts - meets; adjoins
abuzz - buzzing
abwab - in India, any of various fines levied by a chief on a landowner
abyei - a town in Sudan
abyes - atones
abyme - an abyss
abysm - a chasm
abyss - a chasm
acale - cold, frozen
acamp - to the camp
acana - a West Indian timber tree
acapu - a tropical Americal timber tree
acara - a fish of Central or South America that builds nests and protects its young
acari - a town in Peru; plural of "acarus", a mite or tick
acate - a small town in Sicily
accho - a biblical place, also known as Acre
accoy - to tame; to daunt; to soothe
accra - the capital city of Ghana
acedy - laziness
acene - a family of organic chemicals
aceng - a first name
acera - the bubble-shell genus
acerb - sour; acidic
acers - plural of "acer", the maple tree
aceta - plural of "acetum", a liquid preparation made by extracting a vegetable drug with dilute acetic acid
achal - a first name
achao - a town in Chile
achar - a hot and spicy mixed Indian condiment of pickled bamboo sprouts; a town in Uruquay
achay - a first name
achaz - a first name
ached - pained
achel - a town in Belgium
achen - a first name
acher - something that aches; someone who complains, as in "belly acher"; the rump
aches - plural of "ache", a pain
achey - aching
achim - a first name
achin - a first name; a town in southeast Asia
achir - an ancient Arabic unit of measurement of area
achoo - a sneezing sound; Autosomal dominant Compelling Helio-Opthalmic Outburst (sun sneeze)
achor - dandruff; a biblical place
acids - plural of "acid", a vitriolic substance
acidy - acidic
acier - Quaker gray
acies - the keen attention of eye or ear toward some object
acima - a first name
acing - the present participle of "to ace", to perform excellently
acini - plural of "acinus", a small sac or cavity; a granulation; a berry
acked - acknowledged
ackee - a West African fruit tree common to the Caribbean
acker - a ripple or patch of ruffled water; an Egyptian piastre; money; an academic
ackey - an English silver coin used in African trade
ackim - a first name
aclis - a spiked club
aclys - a small javelin
acmes - plural of "acme", a peak or highest point; a purveyor of excellent devices for capturing roadrunners
acmic - of or pertaining to an acme
acnae - plural of "acne", an inflammation of the skin
acned - afflicted by acne
acnes - plural of "acne", an inflammation of the skin
acnua - a Roman unit of measurement of area, equal to a square actus
acock - jaunty
acold - chilly
acoma - a pueblo people of New Mexico
acome - to come
acone - a kind of insect eye that lacks cones
acora - a town in Peru
acorn - the fruit of the oak tree
acors - plural of "acor", acidity
acove - cove
acoys - soothes
acrab - the star Beta Scorpii
acral - of or belonging to the extremities of the body
acred - lavishly landed
acree - a first name
acres - plural of "acre", a unit of area, 4840 square yards.
acrid - sour; biting
acroa - an Indian tribe of Brazil
acron - an obsolete form of "acorn"
acrow - crowing
acrux - a star
acryl - a constituent of acrolein and acrylic acid
acted - performed; simulated
actin - a protein found in muscles, active in contraction, movement and shape retention
actio - in Roman law, an action or right of action
acton - a first name; a padded jerkin; a town in the southeast US
actor - a player; a performer
actus - an ancient Roman measure of length, 120 pedes, about 35.5 meters; an act or thing done
acuna - a town in Mexico
acute - keen; sharp
acyls - plural of "acyl", a univalent radical
adact - to compel; to drive
adage - a proverb
adagy - like an adage; likely to emit an adage at the slightest occasion
adair - a first name; a North American cape
adala - a first name
adali - a first name
adaly - a first name
adama - a first name
adamo - a first name
adams - a first name; a lake in North America; plural of "adam", a jailer
adamu - a first name
adana - a first name; a town in Turkey
adang - a bay in Borneo
adano - a town in Italy
adapa - a Babylonian hero
adapt - to adjust; to accommodate
adara - a first name
adare - a first name; a town in Eire
adaro - a supernatural being
adati - Bengali cotton cloth
adawe - an Indian tribe of North America
adawn - at dawn
adaws - subdues
adays - nowadays; by day
adbot - a computer process that caches and displays advertisements
addal - a first name
addam - a first name
addar - a first name
addas - plural of "adda", an Egyptian skink
addax - an African antelope
added - included; supplemented; joined
adder - a snake; one who adds
addey - a first name
addia - a first name
addie - a first name
addio - an Italian expression for "farewell"
addis - a first name
addle - to confuse
addra - a large African gazelle
adead - dead
adeal - a part
adeel - a first name
adeem - to revoke a legacy
adeen - a first name
adeep - deeply, deep
adela - a first name
adele - a first name
adell - a first name
adena - a first name
adene - a first name
adeni - a first name; a native of Aden
adeps - purified internal fatty tissue of the hog used in pharmaceutical preparations
adept - capable; skillful
adfix - to append; to adjoin; to fasten onto something
adgal - a scrub plant found in Iraq
adger - a first name
adham - a first name
adhir - a first name
adiah - a first name
adiba - a first name
adiel - a first name
adieu - goodbye
adige - an Italian river
adika - a first name
adila - a first name
adima - a first name
adina - a first name
adine - a first name
adion - an ion adsorbed on a surface
adios - goodbye
adira - a first name
aditi - a first name
adits - plural of "adit", a mine entrance
adiva - a first name
adive - corsac
adjag - a wild dog found in Java
adjoa - a first name
adjud - a town in Romania
adlai - a first name
adlan - a first name
adlar - a first name
adlay - any of several soft shelled Job's tears
adler - a first name
adley - a first name
adlib - ad libitem; freely
adlin - a first name
adlyn - a first name
admad - a first name
admah - a biblical place
adman - an advertising agent
admen - plural of "adman", an advertising agent
admin - administration
admir - a first name
admis - plural of "admi", a northeast African gazelle
admit - to acknowledge; to concede
admix - to infuse
admon - a first name
adnah - a first name
adnan - a first name
adner - a first name
adnet - a first name
adnex - a more than usually obscure part of the female reproductive system
adney - a first name
adnot - a first name
adobe - constructed of dried mud
adobo - a Philippine dish of fish or meat, perhaps best eaten in the dark; a Latin American sauce
adola - a first name
adolf - a first name
adoni - a first name
adoor - at the door; of the door
adopt - to accept; to assume
adora - a first name; an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
adore - to worship
adorf - a town in Germany
adorn - to decorate
adoum - a first name
adour - a river in southwest France
adowa - a town in Ethiopia, site of a famous battle
adown - downward
adoxa - a genus of herbs with berrylike fruits
adoxy - tolerant belief; nonbelief
adoze - sleeping
adpao - an Indian unit of weight
adrad - dreaded; frightened
adrar - a town in Algeria
adraw - to draw out
adray - withdrawal
adrea - a first name
adred - frightened
adree - to bear, suffer, or endure
adria - a first name; a small European continental plate
adrie - a first name
adrik - a first name
adrip - in a dripping state
adron - a first name
adrop - philosopher's stone
adrue - an African medicinal plant
adsum - present at a roll call; a Latin word meaning "I am here"
adult - mature
adunc - bent inward; hooked
adure - to burn up
adush - to cause to fall heavily, to precipitate
adusk - at dusk; dusky
adust - incinerated; burnt up; tan
aduwa - a town in Ethiopia
advid - an advertising videocassette
adyta - chancels
adyte - to indict
adzed - used an adze; cut by an adze
adzer - one who uses an adze
adzes - plural of "adze", a mattock
aeaea - a Mediterranean island, the abode of Circe
aecia - plural of "aecium"
aedes - a large genus of mosquitoes
aedin - a first name
aeger - sick; a sickness excuse note
aegir - a Roman god of the sea
aegis - Minerva's shield; protection
aegle - a first name; a thorny tree of west Africa and tropical Asia
aello - one of the Harpies
aemon - a first name
aenos - a rhetorical device of using erudite words to appeal to the educated
aenus - a town in western Turkey, now called Enez
aeons - plural of "aeon", a variant of "eon", a long period of time
aequi - a people of ancient Latium east of Rome
aeric - a first name
aerie - an eagle's nest
aerin - a first name
aeron - a first name; a British river
aerst - a variant of "erst"
aesar - an Etruscan god
aesha - a first name
aesin - a Norse god
aesir - the Norse gods who resided in Asgard
aesop - a first name; a fabulist
aetas - plural of "Aeta", a Filipino people
aetat - aged, often used on old gravestones
aetna - a first name; variant of "Etna"
aevum - an eon
aface - in the face, in front
afald - one-fold, single
afanc - a Welsh aquatic monster
afand - to tempt
afang - to seize
afara - the limba, an African tree
afare - to depart
afars - plural of "afar", a great distance; member of an African people
afear - to terrify
afemo - a first name
afeni - a first name
afers - plural of "afer", the south west wind
afeta - a town in Ethiopia
affan - a first name
affix - to add; to attach
affra - a first name
afgay - a homosexual
afida - a first name
afifa - a first name
afire - on fire
afive - in groups of five
aflaj - an irrigation system that taps underground water supplies
aflat - level with the ground
aflou - a town in Algeria
aflow - flowing
afoam - foaming
afong - to take by force or authority
afoot - astir; walking; moving
afore - in the front
afoul - entangled
afour - in groups of four
afret - in a fretted state
afric - Africa; African
afrin - a town in Syria
afrit - a first name; an evil demon
afros - plural of "Afro", a hair style
afsar - a first name
aftab - a first name
aftan - a first name
after - subsequent to; in pursuit of
afton - a first name; a British river
aftyn - a first name
afula - an Israeli town
afyon - a town in the Phrygian highlands of Turkey
afzal - a first name
agace - a first name
agade - an ancient city in Mesopotamia, thought to be Akkad
agafi - a first name
again - once more
agait - astir
agals - plural of "agal", a Bedouin's cord of goat hair
agama - a genus of lizards
agami - a South American bird, the chestnut-bellied heron
agamy - the absence or non-recognition of marriage
agana - a capital city in the Pacific
agape - a first name; staring; gaping; a love feast
agapi - a first name
agard - a town in Hungary
agars - plural of "agar", a viscous substance obtained from seaweed
agasp - to gasp
agast - aghast; to frighten
agata - a first name
agate - a first name; on the way; a quartz; a type size of 5.5 points; 1/14 of an inch
agati - the tree pea
agats - a village in New Guinea, capital of the Asmat people
agaty - like an agate
agave - a first name: the American aloe; a daughter of Cadmus
agayn - a first name
agaze - gazing
ageha - a first name
agena - a star
agend - an agendum; something to be done
agene - a chemical compound used in bleaching flour
agent - a doer; an actor
agers - plural of "ager", one who ages
agfay - a homosexual
agger - a mound; a high tide in which the water rises, recedes and then rises again
aggie - a first name; a type of playing marble
aggri - a word of unknown origin and meaning (!) applied to ancient colored glass beads found in Africa
aggro - a rivalry or grievance; aggravation
aggry - a word of unknown origin and meaning (!) applied to ancient colored glass beads found in Africa
aggur - agalloch
aggye - a first name
aghan - a month of the Hindu year
aghar - a first name
aghas - plural of "agha", a Turkish officer
aghna - a first name
aghul - a language of the Caucausus
agias - a first name
agiel - a first name
agila - eaglewood
agile - nimble
aging - growing older
agios - plural of "agio", a premium; a discount; an allowance for currency differences
agira - a town in Italy
agism - ageism, discrimination based on age
agist - a pasture rate; to assess private land
agita - distress induced by unpleasant social circumstances
aglae - a first name
aglar - a tributary river of the Jumna in India
aglee - askew; gleeful
aglet - a pendant; a covering on the end of a shoelace
agley - askew; awry
agloo - an igloo
aglow - glowing
agmas - plural of "agma", the Greek letter gamma used for the "ng" dipthong
agnar - a first name
agnel - a French gold coin bearing a lamb
agnes - a first name, from the Latin for "lamb"
agnus - a pascal lamb
agoge - a tempo; a musical rate of speed
agogo - a town in Ghana
agoho - horsetail tree
agojo - horsetail tree
agone - ago; a state of suffering
agons - plural of "agon", a dramatic conflict; an ancient Greek athletic or artistic competition
agony - great pain
agood - in earnest
agora - a Grecian market; 1/100 of an Israeli shekel
agota - a first name
agote - a first name
agoti - a first name
agraf - a clasp involving a hook and loop
agrah - a variant spelling of "Agra", a town in India
agral - of or belonging to agriculture or cultivated fields
agram - the former name of Zagreb, Croatia
agras - plural of "Agra", a kind of Indian rug
agree - to concur
agria - a severe pustular eruption; a whitehead
agrin - a first name; grinning
agrom - an Indian tongue disease
agron - a first name
agrum - a swelling of the cheeks or mouth
agruw - to horrify
agter - achter
aguas - plural of "agua", a South American toad
agudo - a town in New Mexico
agued - fevered; aching
agues - plural of "ague", a malarial fever
aguey - of or like an ague
aguja - a cape in Colombia
aguly - a language of the Caucausus
agung - a volcano in Java that erupted in 1963
agush - gushing
agust - a first name; a bast fiber
aguti - the agouti
ahang - to hang up
ahanu - a first name
ahaus - a town in Germany
ahava - a first name
ahdaf - a first name
ahead - leading
aheap - trembling with fear; in a heap
aheda - a first name
ahems - says "ahem"
ahent - a variant of "ahint", behind.
ahere - to hear
ahern - a first name
ahhed - expressed amazement
ahigh - on high
ahind - behind
ahing - making "ah" sounds
ahint - behind
ahiva - a first name
ahlam - a first name
ahlan - a first name
ahlen - a town in Germany
ahley - a first name
ahmad - a first name
ahman - a first name
ahmat - a first name
ahmed - a first name
ahmet - a first name
ahold - close to the wind; grasp of, as in "got ahold of"
ahole - often spelled "a-hole", a slightly less offensive version of "asshole"
ahoys - greets nautically
ahran - a first name
ahren - a first name
ahrin - a first name
ahsan - a first name
ahsha - a first name
ahtna - an American Indian language
ahuda - a first name
ahull - hove to; with sails taken in, helm lashed down, to weather a storm
ahunt - on the hunt
ahura - a first name of Ahura Mazda, Zoroastrian god of all good
ahush - hushed
ahuva - a first name
ahvaz - a town in Iran
ahvie - a first name
ahwaz - an ancient Mesopotamian town, now in Iran
aiber - a first name
aibos - plural of "aibo", a Japanese robot pet
aicha - a first name
aichi - a town in Japan
aicke - a first name
aidah - a first name
aidan - a first name
aided - abetted
aiden - a first name
aider - a helper
aides - plural of "aide", a helper
aidin - a city in western Turkey
aidoi - plural of "aidos", shame
aidos - shame; pudency
aidya - a first name
aiery - an eagle's nest
aigai - an ancient city that is now Edessa
aigas - plural of "aiga", the Samoan family unit
aight - a slang pronunciation of "all right"
aigle - a European cape; a town in Switzerland
aigre - eager
aigua - a town in Uruquay
aigun - a port in China, in northern Manchuria
aihua - a first name
aijal - a town in India
aiken - a first name
aikin - a first name
ailed - was sick
ailee - a first name
ailey - a first name
ailie - a first name
ailin - a first name
ailis - a first name
ailli - a first name
aillt - a tenant farmer
ailsa - a first name
ailse - a first name
aimak - a Persian-speaking nomadic Mongolian tribe
aimal - a first name
aimaq - a Persian-speaking nomadic Mongolian tribe
aimed - directed; targeted
aimee - a first name
aimel - to enamel
aimer - a purposeful person
aimey - a first name
aimia - a first name
aimie - a first name
aimil - a first name
aimir - a first name
aimon - a first name
ainah - a first name
aince - once
ainee - the elder or eldest born woman
aines - plural of "aine", the eldest son; a cadet
ainka - a first name
ainoi - part of the divine office in the Eastern Orthodox Church
ainur - a first name
ainus - plural of "ainu", a Japanese aboriginal
aioli - a garlic mayonnaise
aioth - a biblical place
airag - a kind of cheese
airan - an Altaic and Turkish drink made of fermented milk
airas - plural of "aira", hair grass
airat - a first name
aired - ventilated
airel - a first name
airer - a frame on which to dry clothes
aires - plural of "aire", an altar, an Irish freeman
airic - a first name
airin - a first name
airle - a first name
airns - plural of "airn", an iron
airol - a grayish green antiseptic powder
airth - to guide or direct
airts - plural of "airt", a guide; a direction
aisen - a province in Chile
aisha - a first name
aisia - a first name
aisla - a first name
aisle - a passage between pews or chairs
aisne - a river in northern France, site of a famous battle
aissa - a first name; a mountain in Algeria
aisur - obsolete form of "azure"
aitan - a first name
aitch - the letter "H"
aiten - oaten
aitor - a first name
aitus - plural of "aitu", a Polynesian demigod
aiver - a draft animal
aiwan - a town in Iran
aizik - a first name
DUPLICATE:a aizle - a variant of "easle", hot ashes
DUPLICATE:a aizle - a glowing coal or hot ashes
ajack - a first name
ajaib - a first name
ajaja - the roseate spoonbill
ajali - a first name
ajani - a first name
ajari - timbo, an Amazonian woody vine
ajava - ajouan, the fruit of a tree, used as a medicine and condiment
ajaya - a first name
ajeya - a first name
ajhon - a first name
ajith - a first name
ajiva - a Jainist term for inanimate matter
ajlur - a first name
ajmal - a first name
ajman - one of the United Arab Emirates
ajmer - a city in northwest India
ajora - a town in Georgia, also known as Azhora
ajsha - a first name
ajuga - a genus of herbs
ajvar - a Bulgarian pepper sauce
ajwan - a plant of the caraway genus
akaki - a town in Ethiopia
akako - a first name
akala - a Hawaiian shrub or climber
akale - cold or frozen
akali - a Sikh militant
akara - a first name
akash - a first name
akati - a first name
akbal - the third day of the Mayan religious month
akbar - a first name
akcha - asper; a coin
akeam - a first name
akebi - an eastern Asiatic vine
akeel - a first name
akeem - a first name
akees - plural of "akee", a West Indian fruit, edible when cooked, but poisonous otherwise
akeki - hiba arborvitae
akela - a first name; Kipling's lone wolf; the leader of a cub scout pack
akemi - a first name
akene - achene
akhil - a first name
akiba - a first name
akiel - a first name
akiem - a first name
akiko - a first name
akila - a first name
akili - a first name
akima - a first name
aking - a variant of "aching"
akins - a first name
akira - a first name
akita - a Japanese breed of spitz-like dogs; a seaport in northern Japan
akito - the Assyrian festival of New Year
akiva - a first name
akiyo - a first name
akkad - where the Akkadians lived; one of the four cities of Nimrod's kingdom
akkas - plural of "akka", a pygmy people of the Congo; an Egyptian piastre
akker - an Egyptian piastre; money
akkra - Accra, the capital city of Ghana; fried bean cakes
akkum - a Chaldean star worshipper
aklan - a Christian people of the Philippines
akmal - a first name
aknee - on the knee
akoko - a Hawaiian plant
akola - a town in India
akoli - a language
akond - a high official of Swat, satirized by Edward Lear
akono - a first name
akori - a porous coral used for ornaments
akram - a first name
akron - a city in Ohio
aksel - a first name
aksum - the capital city of an ancient Ethiopian kingdom
aktau - a Caspian seaport and oil terminus in Kazakhstan
akule - a first name; the big-eyed scad
akund - mudar, a medicinal herb
akyab - a town in Burma
akyra - a first name
alaap - a variant of "alap", the introductory section of a raga
alaba - a language
alack - alas, an expression of woe
alada - an Ethiopian unit of weight
alade - a first name
alaen - a first name
alaia - a first name
alain - a first name
alair - a first name
alaka - a first name
alake - a first name; alack, an expression of woe
alaki - a town in Tonga
alala - a first name; a Hawaiian raven; a war cry of the ancient Greeks; a Babylonian god
alalu - a Babylonian god
alamo - a softwood aspen
alana - a first name
aland - a first name; landed; a Finnish archipelago
alane - a first name; alone
alang - along; an old World grass; a ship-wrecking town in the Arabian peninsula
alani - a first name; a nomadic people of the steppes
alann - a first name
alano - a first name
alans - plural of "alan", a large hunting dog; an ancient nomadic tribe that reached Spain
alant - a heraldic mastiff
alapa - a blow on the cheek; an improvisation on a raga
alaps - plural of "alap", the introductory section of a raga
alard - a first name
alare - the most lateral point on the ala of the nose
alarm - fear; a warning device
alary - having wings
alate - winged; of late; a winged termite
alaun - a short-eared dog
alava - a town in Spain
alawi - a poor rural Islamic sect
alayn - a first name
alays - a variant of "allays"
albam - a Hebrew cypher interchanging letters in the first and second halves of the alphabet
alban - a first name; an ancient name for the isle of Great Britain
albas - plural of "alba", a white brain substance; a French love poem
albay - a province in the Philippines
albee - a first name; albeit
alben - a first name
alber - a first name
albia - a town in Iowa
albid - of a whitish color
albie - a first name
albin - a first name; an opaque white material
albis - a first name
album - a scrapbook
albus - a medieval coin of Germany and the Low Countries
albyn - Scotland, especially the Highlands
alcae - a biological suborder containing the auks, murres and puffins
alcan - the Alaska-Canada highway
alcee - a first name
alces - the genus to which the moose belongs
alceu - a first name
alcho - an alcoholic
alchy - an alcoholic
alcid - a diving seabird
alcor - a star
alcos - plural of "alco", a small long-haired dog with hanging ears; an alcoholic
alcot - a first name
aldam - a first name
aldan - a river of the USSR; a town in Pennsylvania
aldas - a first name
alday - continually
aldea - a first name; a small village in Spain or Portugal
alden - a first name
alder - a first name; a tree
aldie - a first name
aldin - a first name
aldis - a first name
aldol - a chemical compound
aldon - a first name
aldus - a first name
aldya - a first name
aleah - a first name
aleak - leaking
aleck - a first name; as in the phrase "smart aleck", a wise guy
aleco - a first name
alecs - plural of "alec", a herring
alecy - formed, in analogy with "lunacy", to mean deranged by ale
aleda - a first name
aleea - a first name
aleen - a first name
alefs - plural of "alef", a variant of "aleph"
aleft - to the left
aleia - a first name
aleih - a town in Lebanon
aleix - a first name
alejo - a first name
aleka - a first name
aleki - a first name
aleks - a first name
alena - a first name
alene - a first name
aleni - a first name
alenu - a Jewish prayer
aleph - a Hebrew letter
alera - a first name; Athena
alert - wary; conscious; watchful
aleta - a first name
aleus - in Greek mythology, the king of Tegea
aleut - a native of the Aleutian Islands
alews - plural of "alew", a halloo
alevi - a division of Islam
alexa - a first name
alexi - a first name
alexx - a first name
alexy - a first name
aleya - a first name
aleye - to allay
aleze - a first name; a town in Iraq
alfas - plural of "alfa", communication code word for the letter A; asparto grass
alfeo - a first name
alfet - a vat of boiling water, into which an accused would plunge an arm, in lieu of trial
alfie - a first name
alfin - the bishop in chess, originally an elephant; referring to certain catalysts
alfio - a first name
alfre - a first name
alfri - a first name
alfur - an aboriginal race in the Celebes
algae - the sea weeds
algal - referring to alga
algar - a first name
algas - plural of "alga", a seaweed
alger - a first name; Algeria
algey - a first name
algic - alginic; an American Indian language family including Algonquian
algid - cold
algie - a first name
algin - a first name; an acidic seaweed extract for iodine
algis - a first name
algoa - a bay in South Africa
algol - a star; a computer language
algon - a first name
algor - coldness
algum - sandalwood
alham - a British river
alhue - a river in Chile
alias - an assumed name
alibi - elsewhere; an exculpatory explanation of nonpresence at a crime
alica - a first name
alice - a first name
alick - a first name
alida - a first name
alids - plural of "alid", one claiming descent from Ali and Fatima, son-in-law and daughter of Mohammed
alien - strange; foreign
alies - a first name
alife - dearly; the computer science discipline of artificial life
alifs - plural of "alif", the Arabic letter "A"
alift - to lift
align - to adjust
alija - a first name
alika - a first name
alike - a first name; similar
aliki - a first name; a town in Greece
alima - a first name; the newly hatched larva of certain crustaceans
alims - plural of "alim", a Muslim learned in religious matters
alina - a first name
aline - a first name; to adjust
alinn - a first name
alisa - a first name
alise - a first name
alish - resembling beer
aliso - a first name; shrubs or trees of the genus Alnus
aliss - a first name
alist - leaning to one side
alisz - a first name
alita - a first name
alite - a constituent of Portland cement clinker
aliud - other things (comparable to the "cetera" in "et cetera")
alive - vital; living
alixe - a first name
aliya - a first name; immigration to Israel
aliye - a first name
aliza - a first name
alize - a first name
alkes - the constellation Alpha Crateris
alkie - an alcoholic
alkis - a first name
alkot - a first name
alkyd - a synthetic resin, often used in latex paints
alkyl - a univalent radical
allah - a first name; the Moslem name of the deity
allam - a first name
allan - a first name
allat - a first name; a pre-Islamic fertility goddess
allax - a first name
allay - to calm
allda - a first name
allea - a first name
allee - a first name; a tree-lined walkway
allel - a Mendelian character; an allele
allen - a first name; a town in Argentina
aller - a river in Saxony, Germany
alles - a first name
allex - a first name
alley - a first name; a large marble; a taw; a passage
allfy - a first name
allia - a river, the site of a battle where the Gauls defeated the Romans
allie - a first name
allin - a first name
allis - a first name; an anadromous European fish
allix - a first name
allma - a first name
alloa - a town in Scotland
allod - a freehold estate
allon - a first name
alloo - to incite a dog to attack
allot - to apportion
allow - to permit
alloy - a base admixture
allta - a first name
allyl - an organic radical
allyn - a first name
allys - a first name
almah - a first name; an Egyptian dancing girl
alman - a German; a village in Lebanon
almas - plural of "alma", a variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
almaz - a first name
almeh - variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
almes - plural of "alme", a variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
almil - a first name
almir - a first name
almon - a first name; an almond
almry - an almonry; a cupboard
almud - a Spanish unit of capacity
almug - a variant of "algum", a Biblical tree, possibly the red sandalwood
almut - a first name
alnus - the genus of the alder tree; a birch tree
alods - plural of "alod", a freehold
aloed - tinctured with aloe
aloes - plural of "aloe", a bitter purgative
alofa - a first name
alofi - a town on the Polynesian island of Niue
aloft - above; in the air
alogi - the early opponents of the Logos doctrine expressed in the Gospel of John
alogy - unreasonableness; absurdity
aloha - a first name; hail and farewell in Hawaiian
aloid - resembling aloes
aloin - a first name; a bitter aloe extract
alois - a first name
alojz - a first name
aloke - a first name
aloll - lolling; askew
aloma - a first name; a light to yellowish brown color
alona - a first name
alone - only; separate; by oneself; in the best of company
along - beside; a town in India
aloni - a first name
aloof - apart
alora - a first name
alosa - a genus of fishes comprising the shads
alose - shad fish
alost - a town in Belgium
aloud - audibly
alout - to bow down
alowe - a town in Gabon; afire
aloys - a first name
alpen - of the Alps
alper - a first name
alpha - a first name; a Greek letter; the brightest star in a constellation
alphy - a first name
alpia - bird seed
alpic - alpine
alpid - a class of ancient mountain ranges, one of which became the Alps
alpin - a first name
alrae - a first name
alred - a first name
alric - a first name
alrik - a first name
alroy - a first name
alsea - a river and town in Oregon
alsek - a river in Canada
alsen - a Baltic island
altaf - a first name
altai - a province in eastern Russia, near Mongolia
altar - a sacrificial table
altay - a mountain chain in China
alten - a first name
alter - to change
altha - a first name; a town in Florida
altho - a shortened variant of "although"
altin - a coin
alton - a first name; an English town
altos - a town in Paraguay; plural of "alto", a singing voice
altra - a musical notation meaning "other" or "another"
altro - a musical notation meaning "other" or "another"
altry - an alteration
altun - a gold piece issued by Mohammed II in the 15th century
altus - alto; a town in Arkansas and Oklahoma
aluco - the tawny or white owl
aluin - a first name
aluki - a first name
alula - a first name; the small stiff feathers on a bird's wing
alumn - an alumnus
alums - treats with alum; plural of "alum", an alumnus
aluna - a first name
alura - a first name
alure - a cloister; a walking passage behind battlements
aluse - a first name
aluta - soft leather tanned with alum
alvah - a first name
alvan - a first name
alvar - a first name; a group of southern Indian Vaishnava saints
alvei - plural of "alveus", a thin layer of medullar nerve fibers
alven - a first name
alves - a first name
alvie - a first name
alvin - a first name
alvis - a first name
alvus - the abdomen
alvyn - a first name
alvys - a first name
alwan - a first name
alwar - a town in India
alway - always
alwin - a first name
alwyn - a first name
alyce - a first name
alyda - a first name
alyma - a first name
alyna - a first name
alyne - a first name
alynn - a first name
alysa - a first name
alyse - a first name
alyso - a first name
alyss - a first name
alysz - a first name
alyth - a town in Scotland
amaad - a first name
amaar - a first name
amaas - alastrim
amada - a first name
amadi - a first name; a town in Sudan
amado - a first name
amadu - a first name
amaga - a town in the Philippines
amagi - a town in Japan
amaha - a first name
amahd - a first name
amahl - a first name
amahs - plural of "amah", an Indian nurse
amain - forcibly
amaka - a first name
amala - a first name; a minor official of a law court
amaly - a first name
amama - a first name
amana - a first name; a town in Iowa; a biblical place
amand - a first name; to send away or dismiss
amang - among
amani - a first name; Indian government estates not leased or farmed out; an Afghan coin
amant - a lover
amapa - a Mexican timber tree; a town in Brazil
amara - a first name; a beetle; a town in northwest India
amare - a first name
amari - a first name; an intimate companion
amary - a first name
amasa - a first name
amass - to heap
amata - a first name
amate - to subdue; to terrify; a Central American timber tree
amati - a violin
amato - a first name
amaui - a first name
amaut - a fur-lined hood on the back of a parka for carrying a baby
amaya - a first name
amaze - to astound
amban - a Chinese resident official
ambar - a first name; a barn
ambas - plural of "amba", a Bantu speaking tribe of Uganda
ambay - an Argentine timber tree
amber - a first name; fossilized resin
ambes - plural of "ambe", an ancient surgical instrument
ambia - a first name; the juice spit out by a tobacco chewer
ambie - a first name
ambis - plural of "Ambi", an inhabitant of Amb, a tiny once-independent region of Pakistan
ambit - a precinct
ambix - a crook-necked Greek vessel for liquids, whence the Arabic "alembic"
amble - to dawdle; to walk in a relaxed way; an English town
ambly - a first name
ambon - a lectern; a city in Indonesia; the fibrocartilaginous band around an articular cavity
ambos - plural of "ambo", a high reading desk
amboy - a town in California
ambra - a first name
ambry - an alms box; a storeroom or closet
ambur - a first name
amchi - a first name
ameba - an amoeba
ameed - a first name
ameen - a minor official of the judicial department
ameer - a first name; an Arab prince
amela - a first name
ameli - plural of "amelus", a limbless fetus
amelu - the highest caste in Sumerian society
amena - a first name
amend - to correct or alter a document
amene - agreeable, pleasing
amens - plural of "amen", the end of a prayer, suggesting "so be it"
ament - a catkin; an iulus; a julus; a mentally deficient person
amera - a first name; a major division of invertebrate animals
amere - an Arabian prince
amery - a first name
amess - an amice, a hood or cape
amets - a first name; plural of "amet", a variant of "emmet", an ant
amgun - a river of the USSR
amhar - a first name
amiah - a first name
amias - a first name; plural of "amia", a bowfin or mudfish
amica - a first name
amice - a first name; a pilgrim's cloak
amici - plural of "amicus", part of the phrase "amicus curiae", a "friend of the court"
amict - a cape or hood
amida - the centerpiece of synagogue worship; a town in east Anatolia
amide - an ammonia compound
amido - containing an amide united with an acid radical
amids - plural of "amid", a variant of amide
amiee - a first name
amiel - a first name
amien - a first name
amies - plural of "amie", a female friend; a tablet of Amytal
amiet - a first name
amiga - a female friend
amigo - a male friend
amijo - a first name
amiko - a first name
amina - a first name
amine - an ammonia compound
amini - an island that is part of India
amino - containing an amine united with a nonacid radical
amins - plural of "amin", a variant of "amine"
aminu - a first name
amira - a first name
amirh - a first name
amiri - a first name
amirs - plural of "amir", an Arab prince
amisa - a first name
amish - a Mennonite sect, named for Jacob Ammann
amisk - a lake in North America
amiss - faulty; wrong
amita - a first name
amite - a town in Louisiana
amity - a first name; friendship
amiya - a first name
amjad - a first name
amjed - a first name
amlah - variant of "amala"
amlan - a first name
amlas - plural of "amla", an Indian tree
amlou - a Berber condiment
ammah - a biblical place
amman - the capital city of Jordan; a British river; an amtman, or district magistrate
ammar - a first name
ammas - plural of "amma", a truss; a Syrian abbess
ammer - a first name
ammie - a first name
ammon - a first name; a Tibetan sheep; a town in Palestine; the Egyptian ram-headed god
ammos - plural of "ammo", ammunition
ammut - an Egyptian god
amneh - a first name
amnia - plural of "amnion", a thin fluid-filled sac surrounding the embryo
amnic - of a river
amnio - amniocentesis, a diagnosic test performed during pregnancy
amnon - a first name
amobi - a first name
amoke - a first name
amoks - plural of "amok", a murderous frenzy
amole - an agave root used as a substitute for soap
amona - a first name
among - amidst
amora - any of the Hebrew teachers who expounded the Mishnah
amort - half dead; cast down
amory - a first name
amotz - a first name
amour - a love affair; a North American cape
amove - to stir up; to remove from office
amped - provided with amplifiers; amplified
amper - a swelling; pus; a nickname for the ampersand; a blemish in cloth
ample - plenty; an ointment-box
amply - plentifully
ampul - an oil jar; a sealed glass tube; an ampule
ampyx - a genus of trilobites; a band
amram - a first name; the father of Aaron
amrit - a first name; sweetened water used in Sikh baptisms
amsel - a blackbird
amter - a Danish territorial unit
amuay - a town in Venezuela
amuck - madly; amok
amude - a town in Syria
amuka - a town in Israel
amula - a vessel for eucharistic wine
amuse - to entertain
amvet - an American veteran soldier
amvis - an explosive of ammonium nitrate, a derivative of nitrobenzene, chlorated napthalene and wood meal.
amyas - a first name
amyda - trionyx
amyls - plural of "amyl", a univalent radical
amyot - a first name
amyra - a first name
amyss - an amice, a hood or cape
amzel - a blackbird
amzia - a first name
amzie - a first name
anack - oatmeal bread
anaco - a town in Venezuela
anadi - a first name
anafi - a Greek island in the Aegean Sea
anago - a kind of eel served in Japanese cuisine
anais - a first name
anaka - a first name
anaks - plural of "anak", a race of giants living in Palestine
analy - a first name
anama - a town in Brazil
anamo - a town in Papua New Guinea
anana - a pineapple
anand - a first name
anant - a first name
anapa - a town in Ukraine
anapu - a town in Brazil
anarf - slang for "and a half", meaning "plus 50 pence"
anasa - a genus of insects including the squash bug
anata - a town in Palestine
anaua - a river in Brazil
anaxo - a first name; the daughter of Alcaeus
anbar - a province in Iraq
ancel - a first name
anche - a musical term meaning "also", or "even"; a reed or a reed organ stop
ancho - a kind of chile
ancle - a variant of "ankle"
ancoa - a river in Chile
ancon - the elbow; a bracket; a cornice; a town in New Mexico
ancre - a tributary of the Somme river, and site of a World War I battle
ancud - a town, and a gulf in Chile
andau - a town in Austria with a bridge to Hungary, over which refugees fled in 1957
anded - performed a logical "and" operation
andee - a first name
ander - a first name
andes - a South American mountain chain
andic - referring to males
andie - a first name
andis - a first name
andje - a first name
andon - a first name
andor - a first name
andra - a first name
andre - a first name
andri - a first name
andro - a first name; androstenedione, a synthetic male hormone
andru - a first name
andry - a first name
aneal - to anoint
anear - nigh
aneel - a first name
anees - a first name
aneho - a town in Togo
aneka - a first name
anela - a first name
anele - extreme unction; to anoint
anend - to the end
anent - a first name; concerning
aneta - a first name
anete - a first name
anett - a first name
aneva - a first name
anfos - plural of "anfo", a type of homemade explosive
angas - a language; plural of "anga", a yoga practice
angee - a first name
angel - a first name; a divine messenger; an old English gold coin
angen - a first name
anger - ire
angey - a first name
angie - a first name
angil - a first name
angka - a people of northern Assam
angle - a corner; the difference in direction of two intersecting lines
anglo - a first name; English; Anglo-Saxon; of European ancestry
angol - a town in Chile
angor - extreme pain or anxiety
angry - irate
angst - educated anxiety
angul - a town in Turkey; a town in India
angus - a first name; the Celtic god of love
anhui - a language; a province of China
aniah - a first name
aniba - a genus of tropical American trees
anica - a first name
anice - a first name
anida - a first name
aniel - a first name
anier - a first name
anigh - near
anika - a first name
aniko - a first name
anila - a first name
anile - old womanish (compare "senile")
anils - plural of "anil", a West Indian shrub of the bean family that yields a dye
anima - the soul; a musical term meaning "spirit" or "life"
anime - resin; fiery; soft copal; Japanese animation
animi - anime
anina - a first name
anion - a negative ion
anisa - a first name
anise - a plant furnishing aniseed
anish - a first name
aniso - unequal
anita - a first name
anito - in the Philippines, an ancestral spirit
aniva - an Asian cape
aniya - a first name
anjan - a first name; an Indian timber tree
anjar - a town in India; a town in Lebanon
anjel - a first name
anjem - a first name
anjer - an Indonesian village destroyed by Krakatoa
anjil - a first name
anjou - a province and princely family of western France
anjum - a first name
ankaa - a star
ankaf - an Arabian desert
ankee - barn grass
anker - a first name; a unit of volume of about 7.5 gallons; a British river
ankhs - plural of "ankh", an Egyptian symbol of life
ankie - a first name
ankit - a first name
ankle - the joint connecting the foot and the leg; to walk away from a job
ankou - Japanese sweet red bean paste; death personified in Breton mythology
ankur - a first name
ankus - an elephant goad
ankwe - a language
anlas - anlace
anlin - an Asian lake
anmar - a first name
annah - a first name
annai - a town in Guyana
annal - a record of a single year
annam - the part of Vietnam where the Annamese people live
annan - a first name; a British river; a town in Scotland
annas - a first name; plural of "anna", an Indian coin
annat - variant of "annate", the first year's revenue, payable to the pope
annee - a first name
anner - a first name
annes - a first name
annet - a first name; the kittiwake; a British island
annex - to append
anney - a first name
annia - a first name
annie - a first name
annik - a first name
annis - a first name
annot - a first name
annoy - to badger; to irritate
annul - to cancel
annum - a year
annus - a first name
annys - a first name
annza - a first name
anoas - plural of "anoa", a small wild ox of the Celebes
anode - an electrically positive pole
anoia - idiocy
anoil - to anoint with oil
anoka - a town in Minnesota
anoki - a first name
anole - a tropical lizard
anoli - a tropical lizard
anomy - lawlessness; a miracle
anona - a first name; the custard-apple genus
anook - a first name
anoop - a first name
anora - a first name
anorn - to adorn
anote - a first name
anouk - a first name
anour - a first name
anous - a genus of terns
anova - an acronym: "ANalysis Of VAriance"
ansae - plural of "ansa", the projecting part of Saturn's rings; a loop-shaped anatomical structure
ansal - double-edged
ansam - a first name
ansar - the citizens of Medina who supported Mohammed during the hegira
ansas - plural of "ansa", a decorated vase handle
ansel - a first name
anser - the genus to which the goose belongs
ansha - a first name
anshu - a first name
ansis - a first name
ansly - a first name
anson - a first name
ansor - a first name
anssi - a first name
ansum - a first name
ansun - a first name
ansus - plural of "ansu", a fruit
antae - plural of "anta", a pilaster
antal - a first name; a Hungarian unit of measurement for wine volume
antar - a first name; a cave
antas - plural of "anta", a pilaster
antaw - a first name
antea - a first name
anted - paid the ante to continue playing
anter - a first name
antes - pays the ante to continue playing
antha - a first name
anthe - a first name
antia - a first name
antic - fantastic; playful
antin - a first name
antis - plural of "anti", one who is opposed
antje - a first name
anton - a first name
antos - a first name
antra - plural of "antrum", a cavity in a bone
antre - a cave
antsy - eager; impatient; restless
antti - a first name
antum - the Babylonian consort of Anu
antun - a first name
antzi - a first name
anuak - a language and an ethnic group of Ethiopia
anuja - a first name
anura - batrachians
anury - the absence of a tail
anuta - one of the Solomon Islands
anvar - a first name
anvil - an ear bone; a smith's tool
anwar - a first name
anwel - a first name
anwei - a first name
anwen - a first name
anwil - a first name
anwyl - a first name
anwyn - a first name
anxur - Terracina
anyes - a first name
anyon - a first name; a hypothetical exotic particle obeying fractional statistics
anzac - the Australian/New Zealand Army Corps
anzam - a treaty involving Australia, New Zealand, and Malaysia
anzio - a town in Italy, site of a WWII landing
anzor - a first name
anzuk - a treaty involving Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom
anzus - an alliance of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States
aoife - a first name
aorta - the great artery
aosta - a town in Italy
aotes - a genus of nocturnal monkeys, literally "no ears"
aotus - variant of "aotes", a genus of nocturnal monkeys
apace - rapidly
apage - "away", especially in the phrase "apage, Satanas!"
apaid - satisfied; repaid
apair - to impair; to injure
apapa - a first name
apara - the 3-banded armadillo of South America
apart - aloof; separate
apayd - repaid
apays - repays
apeak - anchor aweigh; in a posture to pierce the ground
apeek - anchor aweigh; in a posture to pierce the ground
apere - a river in Bolivia
apers - plural of "aper", an imitator
apert - open; public
apery - comical behavior; mischievous mimicking
apess - a she-ape
aphek - a biblical place
aphid - an ant cow
aphis - plural of "aphid", an ant cow
aphra - a first name
apiai - a town in Brazil
apian - relating to bees
apiin - a crystalline glycoside
apike - apeak
aping - copying
apiol - a colorless crystalline ether derived from parsley
apion - a genus of small-beaked weevils
apios - a genus of climbing herbs; glycine
apish - apelike
apism - the practice of aping, or imitating
apium - a genus of Eurasian herbs of the carrot and celery family; umbel
aplao - a town in Peru
apnea - breathing cessation during sleep
apoda - eels, etc ("no feet")
apode - a limbless creature
apods - plural of "apod", a footless creature
apolo - a first name; a town in Bolivia
aponi - a first name
apons - a fish without ventral fins
apoon - a first name
apoop - astern; toward the back of the ship
apoor - a first name
apore - a river in Brazil
aport - towards the port side
appal - to scare
appat - an island of Greenland
appay - to satisfy; to repay
appel - a tap of the foot used as a warning during fencing
apple - a fruit; the award of Paris
apply - to use
appro - approval
appui - defensive support
appuy - defensive support
apres - a word borrowed from French, meaning "after", as in "apres ski"
april - a first name; the fourth month
apron - a short cassock
apryl - a first name
apses - plural of "apse", an extreme point in an orbit; a part of a church
apsis - an extreme point in an orbit; an apse
apsos - plural of "apso", a Lhasa Apso, a kind of dog
aptal - a Gypsy people of northern Syria
apter - more fitting
aptha - aphtha, a speck, flake or blister on the mucous membrane characteristic of some diseases
aptic - of or referring to an aptitude
aptly - fittingly
aptos - a town in California
apuan - of Apua
apure - a town and river in Venezuela
aqaba - a port city in Jordan and a gulf in the Red Sea
aqeel - a first name
aquae - plural of "aqua", meaning water
aquas - plural of "aqua", meaning water or a blue color
aquia - a town in Peru
aquil - a first name
araba - a Turkish oxcart; a howling monkey
arabi - a town in Georgia, USA
arabs - plural of "Arab"
araby - Arabia
araca - a Brazilian timber tree; a town in Bolivia
arace - to tear up by the roots
arack - fermented palm juice
arada - plowed land
arafs - plural of "araf", the Islamic purgatory
arago - a town in southern France
arain - a spider; a Muslim people of the Punjab
araka - a carriage drawn by an ox or horse
arake - raked
araks - a river in Armenia; plural of "arak", an areca nut, a Middle Eastern distilled wine flavored with aniseed
aralt - a first name
aralu - the Babylonian abode of the dead
arame - an edible brown seaweed
aramu - a first name; a town in Syria
arani - a town in Bolivia
arara - the Brazilian macaw; an Australian bird; a town in Papua New Guinea
arars - plural of "arar", North African timber tree
araru - arrowroot
arash - a first name
arata - a first name
arati - a first name
araxa - a town in Brazil
araua - a group of Indian people of western Brazil
arawa - a Maori people of New Zealand; a canoe
arawe - a town in Papua New Guinea
araya - a South American cape
arazw - a first name
arbas - plural of "arba", a Tartar covered wagon
arbat - a Buddhist monk
arbaz - a first name
arbel - a first name
arben - a first name
arber - the throat or gullet
arbid - arbitrary
arbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
arbor - a tree genus; a bower
arcae - plural of "arca", an ancient chest or coffer
arcas - plural of "arca", an ancient chest or coffer
arced - curved
arcen - a town in the Netherlands
arche - in Greek philosophy, a substance or primal element
archi - a language of the Caucausus
archy - a first name
arcot - a town in India
arcus - any anatomical arch; an arch-shaped cloud
ardab - a unit of volume in Egypt of about 5.5 bushels
ardah - a first name
ardal - a first name
ardea - the heron genus; a town in northern Italy
ardeb - a unit of volume in Egypt of about 5.5 bushels
ardee - a town in Eire
arden - a first name; a forest in Warwickshire
arder - plowing tilth
ardes - an Egyptian unit of volume of about 5.5 bushels
ardia - a first name
ardie - a first name
ardil - a fiber from groundnuts
ardin - a first name
ardis - a first name
ardja - a Balinese dance
ardle - a British river
ardly - a first name
ardon - a first name
ardor - a first name; passion
ardra - a first name
ardri - the high king in ancient Ireland
ardys - a first name
aread - to divine; to advise
areae - plural of "area", referring to a section of the brain
areal - superficial; related to area
arean - of or related to the god Ares or the planet Mars
arear - in the rear
areas - plural of "area", a region; measurement of two dimensional space
areca - a betel nut palm
areck - a first name
aredd - declared; to counsel
arede - to counsel; to declare
areed - to interpret; to advise
areek - reeking, stinking
areen - a first name
arefy - to dry up
areia - a first name; Athena
areic - pertaining to a region contributing little surface drainage
arela - a first name
areli - a first name
aremu - a first name
arena - a performance ring
arend - a first name
arene - a first name; an aromatic hydrocarbon
areng - the sago palm
arepa - a kind of Colombian corn cake
arere - arear
arese - a first name
arest - a spear support; a variant of "arrest"
aresu - a first name
areta - a first name
arete - a first name; a sharp mountain ridge; excellence or valor
arets - entrusts; adjudges; imputes
arett - to entrust
argal - crude tartar; argol; mocking variation of "ergo"; a wild Asian sheep
argan - a Moroccan spiny evergreen tree, used for timber and nuts
argas - a genus of ticks
argel - African plants whose leaves are used to adulterate senna; another name for Algiers
argeo - a first name
arges - a river in Romania
argia - a first name; the mother of Argus
argid - silvery; a kind of sawfly
argie - an Argentinian
argil - potter's earth
argle - to argue
argob - a biblical place
argol - crude tartar; dung used as fuel
argon - a noble gas
argos - a first name; a city in Greece; the shipwright who built Jason's ship Argo; Odysseus's dog, which recognized him in disguise
argot - slang; idiom; jargon; cant; lingo
argue - to dispute
argun - a first name; a former town in former Chechnya; a river in China
argus - a first name; watchful; a pheasant; a many-eyed monster, and founder of Argos
arhar - the pigeon pea
arhat - a Buddhist who has attained nirvana; a lohan
arhus - a city in Denmark
arial - a first name
arian - a first name; a sectarian; an Aryan; referring to the heresy of Arius
arias - a first name; plural of "aria", a musical air; a tune
arica - a first name; a seaport city in northern Chile; a consciousness-raising system from Chile
arich - a first name
arick - a first name
arics - a first name
arida - a town in Lebanon
arieh - a first name
ariel - a first name; a sprite; a gazelle; a bird
arien - a first name
aries - a first name; a Zodiac sign; the constellation of the ram
ariez - a first name
arife - a first name
ariha - another name for Jericho
arija - a first name
arika - a first name
arild - a first name
arils - plural of "aril", an outer seed cover
arina - a first name
arinn - a first name
arioi - a Tahitian cult
arion - a first name; a genus of snail; a poet of Lesbos
ariot - riotously
arisa - a first name
arise - to ascend; to get up; to come up
arish - an arrish, a stubble field
arist - a variant of "ariseth"
arity - the number of arguments a function or operator requires
aritz - a first name
arius - the propounder of the heresy that Christ was not consubstantial with God the Father
ariya - a first name
ariza - a first name
arize - a first name
arjan - a tropical Asian tree whose bark is used for tanning
arjen - a first name
arjun - a first name; a tropical Asian tree whose bark is used for tanning
arkab - a constellation
arkan - a first name
arked - put into an ark
arkie - the computer game maker's award, similar to the Oscar; a migrant worker from Arkansas
arkin - a first name
arkyn - a first name
arlan - a first name
arlea - a first name
arled - gave a preliminary payment for something
arlee - a first name
arlen - a first name
arles - a first name; earnest money on engagement; a city in France
arlet - a first name
arley - a first name; a town in Alabama
arlie - a first name
arlin - a first name
arlis - a first name
arlon - a first name; a town in Belgium
arlyn - a first name
armad - a first name
arman - a first name
armed - equipped; having arms
armen - a first name; a native of Armenia
armer - one that arms
armet - a medieval helmet with a visor
armil - the insignia of royalty; a bracelet
armin - a first name
armon - a first name
armor - body protection
armoy - a town in Northern Ireland
arnab - a first name
arnas - plural of "arna", a wild Indian water buffalo
arnat - a first name
arndt - a first name
arneb - a star in the constellation of Lepus
arnee - the Indian buffalo
arnel - a first name
arnet - a first name
arney - a first name
arnie - a first name
arnis - a first name
arnny - a first name
arnoe - a first name
arnol - a town in the Outer Hebrides
arnon - a first name
arnot - a first name; the pignut; a town in Pennsylvania
arnou - a first name
arnut - the earthnut
aroar - uproariously
aroba - an old Spanish weight; variant of "araba", a Turkish oxcart
arobe - a unit of weight in Paraguay of about 25.3 pounds
arock - a town in Oregon
aroer - a biblical place
aroha - a first name
aroid - a plant allied to the arum
aroma - a scent; a town in Bolivia
aromo - the aroma plant
arona - a first name; a town in Pennsylvania
aroni - a first name
arooj - a first name
aroon - darling
aroph - an old fashioned term for various medical remedies
arosa - a resort town in Switzerland, visited by Conan Doyle
arose - got up; came up; ascended
arpad - a first name; a biblical place
arpee - "RP" or "received pronunciation", a style of English; a future dialect imagined by Will Self in "The Book of Dave"
arpen - arpent, a French unit of area
arque - a town in Bolivia
arrah - an Indian lentil; a town in India; an Irish interjection of excitement; but
arran - a first name; an island in southwest Scotland
arras - a tapestry; a town in France; in Spanish law, a husband's wedding gift to his wife
arrau - a large Amazon turtle
array - a range; a set of objects; in computing, a list or table of numbers
arren - a first name
arret - a court order; an authoritative decision
arrgh - an expression of disgust or annoyance
arrha - earnest money
arria - a first name
arric - a first name
arrie - a first name; a murre or auk
arrik - a first name
arrio - a first name
arris - a sharp edge
arroj - a first name
arron - a first name
arrow - a metal-tipped shaft shot from a bow
arroz - a kind of rice
arryo - a first name
arsed - having buttocks of the given number, size, shape, or odor
arsen - a first name
arses - plural of "arsis"; plural of "arse"
arset - backwards; reversed
arsey - impudent
arsis - vocal inflection; a weak beat; in music, the upbeat
arsle - to move backward; the anus
arson - malicious fire setting
artal - plural of "rotl"
artan - a first name
artar - ash
artas - a village in Palestine
artek - a first name
artel - a Russian guild; a unit of weight in Morocco, of about 1.1 pounds; plural of "rotl"
artem - a first name; a town in far eastern Russia
arter - a dialectical form of "after"
artes - plural of "arte", an obsolete form of "art"
artha - a first name
arthi - a first name
artic - an articulated truck or bus
artie - a first name
artin - a first name
artis - a first name
artly - with skill or style
artor - a first name
artow - a contracted form of "art thou"
artro - a first name; a British river
artse - a first name
artsy - pretentious; flowery
artur - a first name
artus - a first name
aruac - arhuaco
aruba - a resort island in the Caribbean
aruke - the starchy rhizome of the brake
arulo - an artificial language created for a specific purpose
arums - plural of "arum", a lily
aruna - a first name
aruns - a first name
arupa - a first name
arura - aroura
arusa - a small Indian shrub whose leaves yield a yellow dye
arvad - a first name; another name for Arwad
arvah - a first name
arval - a first name; pertaining to plowed land; a cake; an "arval supper" celebrates an inheritance
arvel - a first name
arven - a first name
arvey - a first name
arvid - a first name
arvie - a first name
arvin - a first name; the Army of the Republic of Vietnam
arvon - a first name
arvos - plural of "arvo", an afternoon
arwad - a town in Syria
arwel - a first name
arwen - a first name
arwin - a first name
arwyn - a first name
aryan - Indo European
aryeh - a first name
aryel - a first name
aryls - plural of "aryl", a univalent radical
arzan - a first name; a town in Bulgaria
arzew - a town in Algeria
arzoo - a first name
arzun - a first name; a town in Lebanon; a cereal
asaad - a first name
asado - barbecue
asafa - a first name
asahi - a town in Japan
asaid - a first name
asale - on sale
asama - a volcano on the island of Honshu
asami - a first name
asana - a posture in yoga
asano - a first name
asaph - a first name
asarh - a month of the Hindu year
asars - plural of "asar", an esker; a gravel ridge
ascan - of an ascus
ascii - dwellers on the Equator; a computer character code
ascob - a cocker spaniel of Any Solid Color Other than Black
ascon - a type of sponge with canals leading directly to the paragaster
ascot - a first name; a tie; an English town and horse race site
ascus - a spore case
asdic - a submarine detection method
asean - the Association of South East Asian Nations
asebu - an African kingdom
aseel - a first name
asene - a part participle of "asee"
ashah - a first name
asham - a Jamaican powdered confection of ground brown sugar and crushed roasted corn
ashar - a first name
ashby - a first name
ashed - converted into ash
ashen - pale
asher - a first name; a Biblical tribe
ashes - plural of "ash", remnants after burning
ashet - a large serving dish for meat
ashia - a first name
ashin - a first name
ashir - a first name; variant of "Ashur", the god of the Assyrians
ashis - a first name
ashla - a first name
ashli - a first name
ashly - a first name
ashon - a first name
ashor - a first name
ashot - a first name; a king of Armenia
ashur - a first name; an Assyrian god; one of the leading cities of Assyria
asiah - a first name
asiak - a first name
asian - a first name; asiatic
aside - apart; to the side
asier - a first name
asifa - a first name
asiff - a first name
asile - asylum
asima - a first name
asiri - a first name
asish - a first name
asius - a first name
askam - a town in England
askar - a first name; a native infantryman in the Moroccan army
asked - inquired; invited
asker - a water newt; an inviter; an inquirer; a town in Norway
askew - awry
askia - a first name
askip - skipping
askja - a volcano
askos - an oil jar in ancient Greece; a leather bag
aslak - a first name
aslan - a first name
aslin - a first name
aslug - sluggishly
asmaa - a first name
asmar - a town in Afghanistan
asmat - an Indo-Pacific language; an Indonesian tribe
asmot - a coastal area of New Guinea
asmus - a first name
asnen - a European lake
asoak - sodden
asoka - a first name; a showy tree of tropical Asia; a Buddhist king of India
asoke - a first name
asolo - a town in Italy
asoma - a first name
aspar - a first name
aspen - the trembling poplar
asper - a small silver Turkish coin; rough or rugged
aspic - a savory meat jelly; a 12 pound cannon; lavender
aspie - a sufferer of Asperger's syndrome
aspis - a genus of vipers
aspro - a prostitute; a European cape
asril - a first name
asror - a first name
assab - a Red Sea port in Eritrea
assad - a first name
assaf - a first name
assai - enough; a musical term meaning "very" or "extremely"; a South American palm tree
assam - an Indian province; a kind of tea
assan - a first name
assay - an analysis
assed - acted like an ass; having buttocks of the specified shape, number, color or smell
assef - a first name
assem - a first name
assen - a first name; a town in the Netherlands
asser - a thin lath
asses - acts like an ass; plural of "ass", a donkey
asset - a possession; a positive quality
assez - a musical notation meaning "enough"
assia - a first name
assie - a first name
assis - refers to a sitting animal in heraldry; a town in Brazil
assle - the anus
asson - a calabash rattle
assos - a town in Turkey
assot - to infatuate; to make an ass of
assur - a first name; the supreme national god of Assyria
assus - a town in Anatolia
astay - a cable direction
astel - a dam; a splinter; a ceiling
asten - a first name
aster - a first name; a flowering plant
astin - a first name
astir - alert
aston - a first name; astonished; an English town
astra - a first name
astre - a hearth or home
astri - a first name
astro - a first name
astun - to stun; astone; a town in Spain
astur - the genus of goshawks
asuck - sucking
asura - in the Rig Veda, an enemy of the gods
asuri - a dialect of the Munda languages of India
aswad - a first name; an Asian cape
aswan - a place in Egypt, site of a dam on the Nile
asway - swinging
aswim - afloat; swimming
aswin - a first name
aswyn - a first name
asyla - plural of "asylum"
asylo - a sort of currency based on the vouchers given by the UK to asylum seekers
async - asynchronous
asyut - a town in Egypt, the ancient city of Lycopolis
atajo - a corral
atake - to overtake
atala - a first name; a village in India
atami - a town in Japan
ataps - plural of "atap", the Nipa palm tree
atara - a first name
atari - the sorry state of a go stone which has only a single "liberty" or breathing spot left, vulnerable to capture in one move
atavi - a first name
ataxy - disorder
atchi - the Caucasian ibex
atele - a variant of "atel", meaning "terrible"
atelo - a town in Togo
atera - a first name
aters - plural of "ater", a variant of "atter", meaning poison
atfih - a town in Egypt
athan - a first name
athar - a first name; attar
athel - a first name; a nobleman; ancestry; a kind of tree
athie - a first name
athol - a first name; a town in Pennsylvania
athos - a first name; one of the Three Musketeers; a holy mountain in Greece where no women are allowed
athra - a first name
atico - a town in Peru
atida - a first name
atifa - a first name
atiku - a first name
atila - a first name
atilt - on edge; tilted
atima - a first name
atimy - public disgrace
atina - a first name
atiya - a first name
atjeh - Aceh
atlas - a first name; a Titan; a moth; a map book
atlea - a first name
atled - in mathematics, a name for the upside-down delta symbol
atlee - a first name; the athel tree
atley - a first name
atlin - a lake in North America
atluk - a seal's breathing hole in the ice
atman - a first name; the Buddhist ego
atmas - plural of "atma", the individual soul in Hinduism
atmos - theatrical atmosphere
atnah - an Indian tribe; a character used in Hebrew to divide biblical verses
atner - a first name
atocs - plural of "atoc", a species of skunk
atoke - the anterior sexless part of certain worms
atoks - plural of "atok", a species of skunk
atole - a kind of gruel or corn porridge favored by the Aztecs
atoll - a coral island
atome - a variant of "atom"
atoms - plural of "atom", the smallest unit of an element that retain its chemical properties
atomy - an atom; a skeleton; a pygmy; a small, thin or deformed person
atone - to expiate
atony - debility; lethargy
atopy - a type of allergy in which the reaction site is distant from the contact site
atour - over
atrak - an Asian river
atras - behind
atria - a star; plural of "atrium", a lobby, antechamber, or cavity
atrie - a first name
atrip - anchor aweigh
atser - a first name
attal - variant of "attle", mine refuse
attap - atap, the nipa palm, often used for thatching
attar - a fragrant rose oil
attas - plural of "atta", a leaf-cutting ant
atter - corrupt matter from a sore; a tongue coating
attic - Athenian; a garret
attid - salticid
attie - a first name
attis - a first name; a Greek god of beauty, growth and fertility
attle - mine refuse
attry - venomous; malignant
atuel - a river in Argentina
atule - the akule, the big-eyed scad
atwar - a first name
atyaf - a first name
atyra - a town in Paraguay
auana - a Europeanized style of hula dancing
auban - a first name
auben - a first name
aubie - a first name
aubin - a first name; a Canterbury gallop
aubra - a first name
aubre - a first name
aubri - a first name
aubry - a first name
aucan - araucanian
aucht - property; possession
audad - aoudad
auden - a first name
audie - a first name; the Audiobook Publisher's equivalent to the Oscar award
audio - referring to sound
audit - to examine accounts; to listen in
audon - a first name
audra - a first name
audre - a first name
audri - a first name
audry - a first name
audun - a first name
aueto - a Tupian people of the Xingu river basin
aufin - an old name for the bishop in chess
augen - a first name; plural of "auge", an elliptical or lens-shaped aggregate
auger - a drill
auget - an explosive charge for mining
auggy - a first name
aught - zero
augie - a first name
augur - a seer
auina - a first name
aukai - a first name
aulae - plural of "aula", a Roman hall; the anterior part of the third brain ventricle
aulas - plural of "aula", a Roman hall; the anterior part of the third brain ventricle
aulic - pertaining to a royal court
aulii - a first name
aulis - a harbor in Boeotia, visited by Iphigenia
auloi - plural of "aulos", a Greek woodwind musical instrument
aulon - a town in Albania, now called Vlore
aulos - a Greek double reed woodwind instrument
aumil - an Indian tax collector
aunes - plural of "aune", an ell, a French measurement of cloth
aunts - plural of "aunt", a parental sister
aunty - auntie
aurae - plural of "aura", an emanation
aural - a first name; exhalation
aurar - plural of "eyrir", an aluminum bronze coin of Iceland
auras - plural of "aura", an emanation
aurea - a first name
aurei - Roman gold coins; plural of "aureus"
aurek - a first name
aurel - a first name
aures - a mountain in Algeria; plural of "auris", the ear
aurey - a first name
auria - a first name
auric - golden
aurie - a first name
aurin - a first name; a golden red dye
auris - the ear
aurox - aurochs
aurum - gold
ausaf - a first name
aushi - a language
ausra - a first name
aussi - an Australian
autel - an "automobile hotel", more commonly called a motel
autem - a church
autos - plural of "auto", an automobile
autry - a first name
autum - a first name
autun - a kind of cheese; a town in France
auvit - a first name
auwai - an irrigation channel
auxin - a substance used to regulate plant growth
avada - a first name
avahi - the wooly lemur
avail - benefit; result
avais - a first name
avale - to let fall; to sink
avals - plural of "aval", an endorsement on a bill
avant - culturally or stylistically new
avanu - a water serpent design common in Southwest Native American art
avare - a town in Brazil
avari - a first name
avars - plural of "avar", an ethnic group of Eastern people found in the Caucasus
avary - a first name
avast - stop
aveba - a town in Congo
aveen - a first name
avels - plural of "avel", an awn of barley
avena - a first name; a genus of grasses to which oats belong
avens - the herb bennet
avent - a first name
avern - a first name
avers - affirms
avert - to avoid; to turn away
avery - a first name
avgas - gasoline for airplanes
avian - a first name; birdlike
avice - a first name
avick - a first name
aviel - a first name
avila - a Spanish city famous only for St Theresa
avile - to abase
avine - avian
avion - a first name; an airplane
avior - a star
avisa - news; advice
avise - to advise
aviso - a dispatch boat; advice
aviva - a first name
avivi - a first name
aviya - a first name
avize - to advise
avner - a first name
avnit - a first name
avoca - a town in Pennsylvania; a town in Ireland
avoid - to shun
avoke - to call from; to call back again
avola - a town in Italy
avoue - a French lawyer
avows - affirms
avram - a first name
avrel - a first name
avril - a first name
avrim - a first name
avrin - a first name
avrit - a first name
avrom - a first name
avrum - a first name
avtar - a first name
avyze - to advise
awabi - an abalone
awacs - an acronym: "Advanced Warning And Control System", a surveillance plane
awaft - wafting; adrift
await - to tarry; to expect
awaji - a town in Japan
awake - alert; conscious
awane - waning
awani - a first name
award - a prize
aware - mindful; conscious
awarn - to warn
awarp - cast down
awash - a first name; nearly submerged; a town in Ethiopia
awave - waving
aways - a considerable distance; plural of "away", a nonlocal person
awbeg - a British river
awdls - plural of "awdl", a Welsh ode
aweek - per week
aweel - well, then
aweil - a town in Sudan
awest - westward
aweto - the mummified body of a caterpillar killed by a fungus, useful for black dye
awfly - a variant of "awfully"
awful - terrible; very
awhir - whirring
awing - on the wing
awink - winking
awiwi - a Hawaiian flowering plant
awkly - awkwardly
awmry - an ambry, a recess for church vessels
awned - having awns; bearded
awner - a machine for removing awns from grain
awnie - bearded
awoke - roused
awork - in an active state
axell - a first name
axels - plural of "axel", a jump in figure skating
axers - plural of "axer", one who axes
axial - along the axis
axile - on the same axis
axill - a first name
axils - plural of "axil", the angle between the upper part of a leaf and the supporting stem
axine - relating to or resembling the axis deer
axing - present participle of "ax"
axins - plural of "axin", a cochineal ointment
axiom - an assumed truth
axion - a hypothetical subatomic neutral particle with no spin
axite - a propellant; a branch
axled - having a spindle
axles - plural of "axle", an axis; spindle
axman - a man wielding an axe
axmen - plural of "axman", a man wielding an axe
axoid - of or relating to the axis vertebra
axone - an axon
axons - plural of "axon", the central processe of a neuron
axton - a first name
ayaan - a first name
ayaaz - a first name
ayabe - a town in Japan
ayahs - plural of "ayah", an Indian nurse
ayako - a first name
ayala - a first name
ayame - a first name
ayana - a first name
ayash - a first name
aydan - a first name
ayden - a first name
aydin - a first name; a city in western Turkey
ayein - a variant of "ayeins", again or back against
ayelp - howling
ayers - a first name
aygre - eager
ayham - a first name
ayhan - a first name
ayial - an Indian vegetable ragout
ayide - a first name
ayina - a first name
ayins - plural of "ayin", a Hebrew letter
ayisa - a first name
ayken - a first name
aykin - a first name
aykut - a first name
aylee - a first name
aylet - a crow
aylia - a first name
aylie - a first name
aylin - a first name
ayllu - a sib or clan of Inca society
aymen - a first name
aymer - a first name
aymil - a first name
aymon - a first name
aynor - a first name
aynur - a first name
ayoka - a first name
ayond - beyond
ayont - beyond
ayoub - a first name, the Arabic form of "Job"
ayous - obeche
ayrab - a derisive term for an Arab
ayran - a dessert of diluted yogurt
ayrel - a first name
ayres - a first name; plural of "ayr", an old spelling of "air"
ayrie - an eyrie
aysel - a first name
aysen - a province in Chile
aysha - a first name
ayshe - a first name
aysia - a first name
ayson - a first name
aytac - a first name
aytch - variant of "aitch", the letter "H"
ayten - a first name
ayton - a town in England
aytos - a town in Bulgaria
aytul - a first name
aytza - a first name
ayubu - a first name
ayumi - a first name
ayuru - a language of the Amazon
ayuyu - a crab of Guam
ayyub - a first name
ayzan - a first name
azael - a first name
azami - a first name
azans - plural of "azan", a Muslim call to prayer
azapa - a river in Chile
azaya - a first name
azeri - a native of Azerbaijan
azers - plural of "Azer", an Azeri, a native of Azerbaijan
azhar - a first name
azher - a first name
aziah - a first name
azibo - a first name
azide - a type of chemical compound
azido - relating to the univalent chemical group N3
azine - a type of chemical compound
azita - a first name
aziza - a first name
azize - a first name
azizi - a first name
azlon - a textile fiber
azmat - a first name
azoch - a variant of "azoth"; an alchemical panacea; mercury
azofy - to nonsymbiotically fixate atmospheric nitrogen in soil
azoic - devoid of life; the geologic period when there was no life
azole - a type of chemical compound
azols - plural of "azol", a photographic developer compound
azons - plural of "azon", a radio-controlled aerial bomb
azora - a first name
azote - nitrogen
azoth - an alchemical panacea; mercury
azouz - a first name
azoxy - related to or containing the chemical group -N(O)=N-.
azrou - a town in Morocco
Aztec - a group of Central American Indians
azuba - a first name
azura - a first name
azure - a first name; a blue color
azurn - blue
azury - blue
azusa - a town in California
azwar - a first name
azygy - the state of being unpaired
azyme - unleavened bread
azyms - plural of "azym", a variant of "azyme", unleavened bread
azzam - a first name
baaad - an exaggerated spelling of "bad", signifying "amazing" or "outstanding"
baals - plural of "baal", a false god
baana - the buttocks
baath - a Syrian political party, currently THE Syrian political party
babah - a first name
babai - a first name
babak - a first name
babal - a town in Yemen
baban - a first name; a Kurdish principality
babao - a town in China
babar - a first name; the first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty; an Indonesian island
babas - plural of "baba", a rum cake
babau - in the Languedoc, the name of a monster that scares little children
babbo - daddy; father
babby - a first name; a baby
babee - a member of a Persian sect
babek - a first name
babel - a tower; din; confusion
baber - the first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty
babes - plural of "babe", a baby; an attractive young woman
babet - a first name
babka - a coffee cake
baboo - an Indian clerk; a Hindu gentleman
babsy - a first name
babul - a North African acacia tree
babur - first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty
babus - plural of "babu", an Indian clerk or bureaucrat
bacao - a town in Brazil
bacau - a city in eastern Romania
bacca - a berry; tobacco
bacco - tobacco
baccy - tobacco
bache - a first name; the valley of a small stream
bachs - plural of "bach", an affectionate term of address
bachu - a town in western China
bacis - a sacred bull
backs - reverse sides; supports; moves backwards
backy - tobacco; a privy
bacne - the severe back acne caused by using steroids
bacon - something to be saved; the first word in BLT's
bacuf - an English town
badak - a Javan rhinoceros
badal - a first name
badan - a Siberian plant whose roots are used for tanning
baddy - a bad person
badea - a first name
baden - a first name; a division of Germany, and a spa resort town there
bader - a town in Illinois
badge - a sign or medallion
badia - a first name; an Italian monastery or abbey
badih - a first name
badis - a genus of small freshwater fishes
badja - a first name
badju - a Malay short jacket
badly - poorly; very much
badme - a town in Eritrea
badon - a mountain in southern England, and site of a battle between King Arthur and the Saxons
badot - silly
badra - a first name
badri - a first name
baels - plural of "bael", the fruit of a thorny Indian tree
baeza - a town in Ecuador
bafan - clumsy
baffs - strikes under a golf ball
baffy - an old golf club
bafou - a language
bafta - a coarse cotton material made in India
bafts - plural of "baft", an oriental fabric
bagac - apitong
bagan - a town in Burma
bagdi - a member of a caste of field laborers of Bangladesh
bagel - a kind of hard roll in the shape of a doughnut
baggy - loose fitting; a British style of dance music
bagha - a first name
bagio - a baguio
baglo - a baggala, a two-masted trading boat of the Indian Ocean
bagot - a first name
bagre - a catfish of Spanish American waters
bagsy - "dibs", claiming priority for some object; shapeless
bagua - a town in Peru
bague - the ring of an annulated column
bahaa - a first name
bahai - a follower of Bahaism
baham - the star Theta Pegasi
bahan - a poplar or willow
bahar - a first name; an Arabic unit of weight of about 350 pounds
bahau - a Dayak people of northern Borneo; a river in Borneo
bahay - a house
baher - a first name
bahia - a first name; a seaport of Brazil; a town in Argentina
bahni - a first name
bahri - a first name
bahts - plural of "baht", a monetary unit of Thailand
bahun - a high caste in Nepal
bahur - a young unmarried man
bahut - a medieval French ornamented chest for household goods; a course of masonry
baiae - an ancient city near Naples
baiao - a town in Brazil
baiga - an aboriginal people living in the hills of India
baiji - a town in Iraq; the Yangtse river dolphin
baila - a first name
baile - a social gathering for dancing; a cry to combatants
bails - cricket props; empties water from a boat; pays a bond; jumps out
baily - a first name
baing - making sounds like a sheep
baioc - a minor copper coin of the Papal States, equal to 1/100 of a scudo
baion - a slow sensual Brazilian dance
baira - a beira, a small antelope of Somalia
baird - a first name
bairn - a child
bairo - a small antelope
bairu - a member of the peasant segment of the population of Ankole in Uganda
baisa - a monetary unit of Oman
baist - baste
baith - both
baits - lures; annoys
baiza - a monetary unit of Oman
baize - a coarse cloth
bajan - a freshman; a native of Barbados
bajau - a Malay people of Borneo
bajee - a native of Barbados
bajie - a native of Barbados
bajil - a town in Yemen
bajra - pearl millet
bajri - pearl millet
bajro - a first name
bajus - a town in France; plural of "baju", a short Malayan jacket
bakal - an Oriental tradesman
baked - cooked
baken - a first name; a past participle of "bake"; a buoy; a beacon
baker - a first name; a bread maker
bakes - cooks; hardens; parches
bakey - a baked potato
bakic - a town in Azerbaijan
bakie - a square wooden vessel; a baked potato
bakki - a town in Iceland
bakky - slang for tobacco
bakli - a first name
bakri - a first name
baksr - a town in India, the site of a famous battle
bakue - a language
balad - a town in Iraq
balak - a first name
balal - a first name
balam - a supernatural being in Malayan religion
balan - a first name
balao - the halfbeak, a marine fish of the tropical western Atlantic
balas - a variety of spinel ruby; an orange ruby color
balbi - a first name; a mountain peak on the Solomon Islands
balbo - a first name; a massive flight formation of hundreds of aircraft
baldr - Baldur, a Norse god
balds - becomes bald; plural of "bald", a bald spot, a bald eagle
baldy - a bald person
baled - in bundles
balei - a town in Belgium; a town in Burma
baler - a farming machine that bales hay
bales - plural of "bale", a bundle
balil - a first name
balin - a first name
balkh - a town of Afghanistan
balks - refuses; impedes
balky - apt to stop suddenly; contrary
balla - someone rich from crime; a town in Eire
ballo - a first name; a musical term meaning a kind of dance
balls - an exclamation; plural of "ball", a sphere; a testicle; a dance party
ballu - a first name
bally - a noisy uproar; a town in India; an adjective of indeterminate meaning, suggesting "crazy", "odd", "damned"
balms - plural of "balm", a salve; an ointment
balmy - fragrant
balon - a balloon
baloo - the Bear; a lullaby
balop - a balopticon, a device for projecting images into a TV camera; a card
balor - the Celtic god of death
balot - opium
balow - a lullaby
balsa - a first name; a light wood
balta - a first name; a town in North Dakota
balti - a town in Moldova; a Tibetan people of northern Kashmir; spicy northern Pakistani cuisine; Baltimore
balts - plural of "Balt", a native of the Baltic republics
balun - an electrical device to convert a balanced to unbalanced line, and vice versa
balus - plural of "balu", a bear
balut - a Philippine delicacy of duck eggs boiled just before they would hatch
bamah - a high place that serves as a sanctuary
bamba - a foot-tapping Mexican couple dance
bambi - a first name; a film faun
bambs - plural of "bamb", an amphetamine
bamby - a first name
bamei - a town in China
bamia - okra
bamir - a first name
bamma - a rural person; someone who is not hip
bammy - marijuana; a pancake made of cassava flour
banak - a Central American timber tree; a town in Norway
banal - trite; metaphorically tepid
banat - a Hungarian province
banba - a poetic name for Ireland
banca - a small boat used in the Philippines
banco - bank money; a bet in certain gambling games
bancs - plural of "banc", the judge's bench
banda - a thatched house of central Africa; a tribe of central Africa; a city in Indonesia; a poor ghetto child
bandh - in India, a general protest suspension of work and business
bandi - a first name
bando - a Burmese fighting system; a sport similar to hurling; a band geek
bands - decorates with flexible strips of material; plural of "band", a ring; a tie; a musical group
bandy - crooked; to throw to and fro
banen - a language
banes - plural of "bane", a poison; a nemesis
banff - a town in Canada and in Scotland
banga - a spherical baked-clay water jar of the Philippines
bange - to lounge about or loaf
bangi - a town in Afghanistan
bango - an East African grass used for thatch
bangs - explosions; hair over the forehead
bangy - banghy, a porter's shoulder yoke in India
banha - a town in Egypt
bania - banyan
banig - petate; a Philippine mat of dried palm leaves or grass
banis - plural of "bani", a Romanian coin
banji - a type of marijuana from the Middle East
banjo - a musical instrument
banka - a small boat used in the Philippines
banks - plural of "bank", an embankment; a monetary depository
banky - a first name
banna - a language; a young man or woman
banns - the public announcement of an impending marriage
bannu - a town in Pakistan
banny - a first name; a minnow
banon - a kind of cheese
banos - a town in Ecuador
bansi - a first name
banta - a town in Somalia
bants - adopts a slimming diet
bantu - an African ethnic group
banty - a bantam; saucy or impudent
bantz - a first name
banus - a province
banwy - a British river
banya - an Indian drum, bigger than a tabla
bapsy - a first name
bapus - plural of "bapu", a father or spiritual father in India
baqaa - a town in Jordan
baqer - a first name
baqir - a first name
barad - a unit of measurement of pressure
barak - a first name; a captain
baram - a first name; a river in Borneo
barat - berat; a violent squall in the Philippines
barba - a first name
barbe - a first name; warhorse armor; a nun's kerchief
barbi - a first name
barbo - a first name
barbs - plural of "barb", a hook; a sticker
barby - a first name
barca - a district in Libya; a boat or barge
barco - a town in North Carolina
barde - a first name; horse armor
bardo - a first name; the intermediate astral state of the soul after death and before rebirth
bards - plural of "bard", a poet
bardy - bold, audacious, defiant; an edible wood grub
bared - unclothed
baren - a pad of twisted cord covered with paper used to transmit pressure when making prints
barer - more bare
bares - unveils; reveals
baret - a first name; a cardinal's cap
bareu - a language
barff - to apply an anti-corrosion coating to steel
barfs - vomits
barfy - disgusting
barga - a town in Tibet
barge - to push ahead or into; a scow; a unit of weight
baria - baryta; princewood; a former Indian state, a river in Venezuela
baric - pertaining to barium
barid - an ancient Arabian unit of length
barie - a first name
baril - a unit of volume of Argentina, of about 20.9 gallons
bario - a town in Indonesia
baris - a first name; a Balinese spear dance; plural of "Bari", a Hindu caste
barit - a stoloniferous marsh grass
barks - tough outer husks; yaps; ships
barky - of bark; barking; a ship
barle - a British river
barms - plural of "barm", a yeast
barmy - yeasty; crazy
barna - a first name
barns - plural of "barn", a granary; a farm building; a tiny unit of measurement of area in atomic physics
barny - a first name; resembling a barn
baron - a first name; a title of nobility
baros - an Asian cape
barps - plural of "barp", a mound or cairn
barra - a first name; an island in the Outer Hebrides; a town in Brazil
barre - a first name; a wooden rail used in ballet training; to play a type of guitar chord; a town in Vermont
barri - a first name
barrt - a first name
barry - a first name; in heraldry, divided by horizontal lines; a town in Wales
barse - the flesh between the testicles and the anus
barsy - mad, lunatic
barta - a first name
barth - a first name; a cattle shelter; a town in Germany
barto - a first name; a town in Pennsylvania
barts - plural of "bart", a baronet
bartt - a first name
barty - a first name
bartz - a first name
barun - a first name
barus - fluffy fibers
barye - a unit of measurement of pressure
baryn - a first name
barzy - mad, lunatic
basad - toward the base
basak - a first name
basal - basic
basam - a first name
basan - a sheepskin that is roughly tanned and dressed
based - founded on
basel - a first name; a Swiss city; tanned skin; basil
basem - a first name
baser - more base; one who bases
bases - founds; plural of "base", an antacid, a foundation, a home
basha - a first name; an Assamese hut made of bamboo and grass
basho - a 15-round sumo tournament
basia - a first name
basic - fundamental; a computer programming language that will not die
basil - a first name; a chisel edge; leather; a herb
basim - a first name
basin - a bowl; tanned sheepskin
basir - a first name
basis - a foundation
basks - sunbathes
basle - a first name; a Swiss city
basma - a first name
basna - a town in India
basoa - a village in the Punjab area of India
basob - a first name
basod - a scheduled caste of India
basoe - a populated place in Liberia
basol - a town in Baluchistan, Pakistan
basom - a town in New York
bason - a basin; a large shell on which hats are molded
basop - an military acronym: "BASe OPerations"
basra - an Iraqi city
bassa - a seafaring people of Liberia; a musical term meaning low, or ottava bassa
basse - a fish like a perch
bassi - plural of "basso", a bass singer
basso - a bass singer
bassy - low in pitch
basta - an exclamation meaning "stop!" or "enough!"; the third highest trump in omber; the ace of clubs
baste - a first name; to cook; to stitch
basti - a first name; a town in India
basto - the ace of clubs in the game of quadrille
basts - plural of "bast", a woody fiber
basty - a first name
basya - a first name
basye - a town in Virginia
batac - a town in the Philippines
batad - a town in the Philippines
batak - an Indonesian language and ethnic group; a kind of bamboo; a Philippine pygmy tribe; a town in Bulgaria
batam - a town in Malaysia
batan - ivatan; an island in the Philippines
batas - plural of "bata", a Pakistani musical instrument something like an organ
batch - a quantity; a non-interactive computer session
batea - a large shallow wooden pan used to washing gravel to search for gold
bated - restrained
bater - a tannery worker who treats hides in bate
bates - abates
batey - gold and silver embroidery; bad-tempered; a mill village
batha - a river in Chad
bathe - to wash the body
baths - plural of "bath", a cleaning by water submersion; a unit of volume of 6 gallons
bathu - a leafy vegetable
batia - a first name
batie - a town in Cameroon
batik - a Javanese dyeing technique; straw work
batir - a first name
batis - a genus of plants of the family Batidacea
batly - like a bat
batna - a town in Algeria
baton - a staff
batso - crazy
batta - an allowance in addition to regular pay; a language
batte - a coin
batts - plural of "batt", a sheet of cotton
battu - pertaining to a ballet movement
batty - dotty; infested with bats
batum - a seaport in the country of Georgia
batwa - a pygmy ethnic group of Burundi and Rwanda
batya - a first name
baubo - in Greek mythology, an old woman who jested with Demeter
bauby - a first name
bauch - inferior
baudo - a mountain range in Colombia; a river in Colombia
bauds - plural of "baud", a unit of data transmission speed
bauer - the jack in the game of euchre
bauge - a kind of cloth
bauks - balks; beams
bauld - a North American cape
baule - the amount of nitrogen needed to produce half the maximum crop; an African tribe
baulk - a beam; to thwart
baume - a specific gravity scale for use with a hydrometer
bauno - a wild mango
baure - an Arawakan people
baurs - plural of "baur", a jest
bauru - a town in Brazil
bauta - a prehistoric upright gravestone
bavin - a bundle of brushwood for burning; a piece of waste wood
bawds - plural of "bawd", a lewd person
bawdy - lewd
bawit - a monastery in Egypt
bawla - someone rich from crime
bawls - cries
bawns - plural of "bawn", a fort or cattle pen
bawrs - plural of "bawr", variant of "baur", a jest
bawty - a dog
baxar - a town in India, the site of a famous battle
baxie - a first name
baxty - a first name
bayad - a variant of "bayatte", a large fish that inhabits the Nile
bayal - raw cotton
bayan - a first name; a Russian accordion; an Indian drum, bigger than a tabla
bayas - plural of "baya", the Indian weaver bird
bayed - recessed; howled
bayer - one who bays
bayes - bathes
bayji - a town in Iraq
bayle - a bail, a pole in a stable used as a horse barrier
bayly - a first name
bayne - a first name
bayog - a Philippine timber tree
bayok - a Philippine timber tree
bayoo - an unpopular or unappealing person
bayos - plural of "bayo", a pinto or chili bean
bayou - a slow-moving river channel
bayrd - a first name
bayts - bates; baits
bayze - baize
bazar - a bazaar
bazek - a first name
bazel - a first name
bazil - a first name
bazon - a town in Liberia
bazoo - the mouth; the belly; the anus
bazuo - a village in southern China
bazza - a first name; a fellow gang member
beach - a first name; a shore
beads - a rosary; plural of "bead", a small rounded object strung together to make a necklace
beady - small and bright
beaks - plural of "beak", a bill
beaky - resembling a beak
beala - a first name; a town in Congo
beale - a first name
beall - a first name
beals - a first name
beams - plural of "beam", a rafter; a ray
beamy - shining; wide in the beam
beane - a British river
beann - a first name
beano - a jamboree; a party; the game of bingo
beans - plural of "bean", a legume
beant - be not
beany - of or containing beans
beard - defy; chin hair; a decoy escort
beare - a burden
bearm - excitement
bearn - a region of southwestern France
bears - carries; plural of "bear", a large forest animal
beary - like a bear; of a bear
beast - a brute
beata - a first name; a woman or girl who has been beatified
beate - a first name
beath - to bathe
beati - plural of "beautus", a nominee for sainthood
beats - beatniks; strokes; chastises; overpowers
beaty - a first name; like a beat; full of beats
beaus - plural of "beau", a suitor
beaut - a beauty
beaux - plural of "beau", a suitor
beavo - a first name
beaze - to dry in the sun
bebar - a town in Macedonia
bebay - to hem in
bebba - a first name
bebek - a town in Turkey
bebel - a first name
bebog - to enmire in a bog
bebop - (yet more) dissonant jazz, with solo improvisations and complex rhythms
becan - a Mayan site in eastern Mexico
becap - to put a cap on
becca - a first name
beche - a drill extractor
becka - a first name
becke - a beak
becki - a first name
becks - plural of "beck", a small stream; a Jewish teenager
becky - a first name
becry - to cry over or about
bedad - an Irish interjection
bedan - of Saint Bede
beddo - a Japanese electronically controlled bed
beddy - a parent-to-child version of "bed", as in "beddy bye time"; a promiscuous person
bedel - a beadle; an administrator
beden - the Abyssinian or Arabian ibex
bedes - plural of "bede", a prayer
bedew - to sprinkle or wet with dew
bedim - to obscure
bedot - to cover with dots
bedou - Bedouin
bedri - a first name
bedub - to adorn; to name
bedur - a first name; a unit of weight in Singapore
bedye - to dye
beech - a first name; a white-barked forest tree
beedi - a small hand-rolled Indian cigarette tied with thread
beefo - a beefy, muscular person
beefs - plural of "beef", a complaint
beefy - stolid
beeks - basks
beela - a British river
beeld - shelter
beele - a miner's pick-axe; the crossbar of a yoke
beena - a form of marriage in which the husband enters the wife's kinship group and has little authority
beens - plural of "been", the vina; an Indian guitar
beeps - honks a horn
beers - plural of "beer", an ale; a lager
beery - befuddled; tasting or smelling of beer
beest - beastings
beete - a variant of "bete"
beets - plural of "beet", an allegedly edible vegetable
beety - of, containing, or similar to beets
beeve - beef
beevo - beer
beewy - money (from "BWI", meaning the British West Indies)
befez - to adorn with a fez
befit - to suit; to be appropriate
befog - to confuse
begad - an exclamation
begam - a begum
began - started
begar - forced labor; a mild oath
begat - sired
begem - to adorn with gems
beget - to sire
begin - to start
begob - a mild oath
begod - to deify
begot - sired
begti - a large percoid fish
begum - an Indian princess
begun - started
behar - the Indian province of Bihar; a unit of weight used in Burma
behen - sea lavender
beidi - a first name
beige - a fabric; a yellowish gray color
beigy - of a beige color
beiji - a town in Iraq
beild - a shelter or hiding place
being - existence; a creature
beira - a small antelope; a seaport in Mozambique
beisa - an oryx
beita - a Palestinian town
beith - a town in Scotland
bejan - a freshman
bejas - plural of "beja", member of an African ethnic group
bejel - a form of syphilis transmitted by touch, endemic to children in northern Africa
bejun - a first name
bekaa - a valley in Lebanon noted for its migratory terrorists
bekah - a half shekel
bekar - a coin
beker - a South African cup
bekim - a first name
bekir - a first name
bekka - a first name
bekki - a first name
bekko - Japanese articles make of tortoise shell
bekra - a four-horned antelope
belah - a first name; a beefwood of Australia
belal - a first name
belam - to beat on; to bang on
belau - the island of Palau
belay - to fasten; to hold
belch - to eructate
belda - a first name
belee - on the lee side; to place on the lee side
belef - a term from heraldry
belem - a seaport in Brazil
belen - a first name; a town in New Mexico; a town in Argentina
belfa - a prostitute
belga - a Belgian coin
belia - a first name
belic - a term from heraldry
belie - to contradict; to lie next to
belis - a town in Romania
belit - a Babylonian goddess, wife of Bel
bella - a first name
belle - a first name; a beautiful woman
belli - used in the phrase "casus belli", meaning "occasion for war"
bello - a first name; a town in Colombia
bells - plural of "bell", a ringing device
belly - the stomach
belma - a first name
below - under; beneath
belsk - a town in Poland
belts - plural of "belt", a girdle; a band
belty - like a belt
belus - a first name; king of Tyre, father of Dido, son of Libya
belva - a first name
bemad - to madden
beman - a first name
bemas - plural of "bema", a judge's seat; a pulpit
bemat - a town in Afghanistan
bemba - a tribe of Zimbabwe
bembe - a bully
bembo - a text font
bemet - past participle of "bemeet"
bemix - to mix thoroughly
bemol - "B moll", that is, the musical sign "B flat"
bemud - to spatter with mud
benab - a native hut in Guiana
benas - an African cape
benat - a European cape
benay - a first name
bench - a seat; a metaphor for judges
benci - a first name
benda - a unit of weight in Guinea
bends - flexes; dangerous affliction of scuba divers
bendy - full of bends; a bendable doll; a heraldic term; okra
benek - a first name
benes - plural of "bene", an oil-plant
benet - a first name; to ensnare in a net; an exorcist
benga - a first name
bengi - a first name
bengo - a province of Angola; a river in Angola
bengt - a first name
bengu - a first name
benha - a town in Egypt
benim - to take away
benin - an African country; a town in Nigeria
benio - a first name
benis - plural of "beni", benne, sesame
benja - a first name
benje - a first name
benji - a first name
benjy - a first name; a straw hat
benke - a first name
benna - a first name
benne - a first name; the sesame oil plant
benni - a first name; the sesame oil plant
benno - a first name
benns - plural of "benn", a colored silk sash
bennt - a first name
bennu - a bird of Egyptian myth, similar to the phoenix
benny - a first name; a tablet of benzedrine
benon - a first name
bensh - to bless
bente - a first name
bento - a Japanese boxed lunch
bents - plural of "bent", an inclination; a wiry grass
benty - covered with bent, a wiry grass
bentz - a first name
benue - a town in Nigeria; a river in Nigeria
benxi - a town in China
benya - a style of African pop music from Kenya
benyu - a first name
benzi - a first name
benzo - a first name; a Mercedes Benz; any benzodiazepine, such as Librium or Valium
bepat - to pat repeatedly
bepaw - a nickname for one's grandfather
beppa - a first name
beppe - a first name
beppi - a first name
beppo - a first name
beppu - a town in Japan
beqaa - variant of "Bekaa", a valley in Lebanon
berar - an area of India now part of the Bombay state
berat - a formal authorization for a privilege; a town in Albania
berau - a river in Borneo
beray - to defile with excrement
berba - a language
berbe - the African genet
bercy - a veloute sauce with shallots, parsley, lemon juice, white wine and butter
berdj - a first name
berdy - a first name
berea - a biblical place
beren - a first name
beres - pierces; plural of "bere", a bear; a pillow case
beret - a first name; a Basque cap
berga - a town in Germany
bergh - a first name
bergs - plural of "berg", a mountain; an ice berg
bergy - full of ice bergs
berik - a first name
beril - a first name
berit - a first name
berje - a first name
berjo - a town in Java
berke - a first name
berko - crazy; berserk
berks - plural of "berk", a fool or ass, rhyming slang from "Berkeley Hunt"
berky - a first name
berla - a first name
berly - a first name
berme - variant of "berm", a ledge; an edge
berms - plural of "berm", a ledge; an edge
berna - a first name
bernd - a first name
berne - a first name; torsalo; an alternate spelling of Bern, the capital of Switzerland
berni - a first name
berno - a first name
bernt - a first name
berny - a first name
berob - to rob
beroe - the luminous medusa
berok - a monkey of Borneo
berps - liquor
berri - a first name; a Turkish unit of length of about 1.67 kilometers
berry - a first name; a small fruit occurring in clusters; a French province
berta - a first name; a language
berte - a first name
berth - a bed; a dock for a ship
berti - a first name
berto - a first name
berty - a first name
berus - a town in Germany
beryl - a first name; a gem
beryx - a perch-like fish
besan - a flour made from chickpeas and used in Indian cooking
besar - an Asian cape
besas - plural of "besa", a bronze coin of Italian Somaliland\
besat - laid siege to
besaw - treated well or badly; saw to
besee - to treat well or badly; to see to; to apparel
beset - to assail
besin - a town in Indonesia
besit - to besiege
besom - a broom, particularly one made from twigs
besot - to get fuddled
bespy - to catch sight of
besra - a bird of prey
bessa - a first name
besse - a first name
bessi - a first name
besso - a first name
bessy - a first name
bests - does better than all others
betal - a first name
betas - plural of "beta", a Greek letter; the second brightest star in a constellation
beted - improved
betel - the nut of the areca palm; an East Indian pepper plant
betes - improves; plural of "bete", the failure of a bidder to fulfill his contract in a card game
betha - a first name
bethe - a first name
beths - plural of "beth, a Hebrew letter
betia - a first name
betid - betokened; indicated; befell
betim - a town in Brazil
betis - a Philippine tree
betka - a first name
beton - a kind of concrete
betsi - a first name
betso - a small brass Venetian coin
betsy - a first name
betta - a first name; a freshwater fish
bette - a first name
betti - a first name
betto - a first name
betty - a first name; a man who does woman's household work; a flask; a housebreaking bar; a pear-shaped bottle
betul - a first name; a town in India
betwa - an Asian river
betyl - a standing stone that marks the presence of a god
beula - a first name
beult - a British river
bevan - a first name
bevel - a slanted edge
beven - a first name
bever - a beaver; to shiver; a beverage
bevie - a beverage
bevin - a first name
bevis - a first name
bevon - a first name
bevor - a piece of armor for the lower face
bevue - an error due to ignorance or inadvertance
bevvy - a first name; a beverage
bevys - a first name
bewdy - beauty
bewer - an attractive woman
bewet - to moisten; a leather falconry strap
bewig - to don a wig
bewit - a leather falconry strap
bexar - a town in Texas
beyla - a first name
beyle - a first name
beyza - a first name
bezan - a first name; a kind of cloth
bezek - a biblical place
bezel - basil; a setting; a sloping face of a chisel or gem
bezes - plural of "bez", the second tine on a deer's antler; plural of "beze", a kind of jewelry setting
bezil - basil; a setting
bezzi - a first name
bezzo - a small brass Venetian coin
bhaga - a Hindu god of wealth and marriage
bhaji - an Indian food
bhalu - an Indian bear species
bhamo - a town in Burma
bhang - hemp; hashish
bhano - a town in Burma
bhara - a unit of weight in the old Straits Settlements
bhaya - an Indian drum, bigger than a tabla
bheki - a first name
bhels - plural of "bhel", the Bengal quince
bheri - a river in Nepal
bhero - a first name
bhili - a language of India
bhils - plural of "bhil", a Dravidian race
bhind - a town in India
bhima - a first name; an Asian river
bhira - a town in India
bhong - a bong, a marijuana pipe
bhoot - a small whirlwind
bhota - an ancient name for Tibet
bhoys - plural of "bhoy", an Irish tough or rowdy
bhuna - a kind of Bengali curry
bhura - a first name
bhuts - plural of "bhut", a small whirlwind; an evil spirit
bhyle - an Indian ox
biabo - a town in Liberia; a town in Congo
biafo - a glacier in Pakistan
biago - a first name
biaka - a pygmy tribe of central Africa
biaki - a first name
biala - a first name
biali - variant of "bialy", an onion roll
bialy - an onion roll
biana - a first name
biarc - a curve made by smoothly joining circular arcs
bibai - a town in Japan
bibbe - to drink
bibbs - plural of "bibb", a wooden bracket supporting a mast
bibby - the buttocks
bibha - a first name
bible - the Hebrew or Christian holy scripture
bicas - a town in Brazil
biccy - a biscuit, or, in English English, a cookie
bicep - an arm muscle
bices - plural of "bice", a blue or green pigment
bicho - the penis; jigger
bicky - a biscuit
bicol - variant of "Bikol", a Christianized Malaysian people
bidai - an Atakapan peopel of the Trinity river valley in Texas
bidar - a boat made of skins
biddo - a Palestinian town
biddu - a Palestinian town
biddy - a first name; a chicken
bided - waited; tolerated
bider - one who waits
bides - waits; tarries
bidet - a sitz bath; a kind of horse saddle
bidon - a measurement of volume of about five quarts
bidri - Indian metalware; a kind of metallic alloy
bieke - a first name
bield - to shelter; to guard
biers - plural of "bier", a coffin stand
bifer - a plant that bears fruit twice each year
biffs - hits; moves or travels
biffy - a toilet; drunk
bifid - divided in two
bifun - Japanese rice pasta
bigae - plural of "biga", a two-horse Roman chariot
bigam - a bigamist
bigas - plural of "biga", a two-horse Roman chariot
biggs - a town in Oregon; plural of "bigg", a bear; four-rowed barley
biggy - a large one
bigha - a land measure in India
bight - a cove
bigly - ostentatiously; in a big way
bigos - a Polish stew
bigot - a person with strong bias or prejudice
biham - the star Theta Pegasi
bihar - a province in Northeast India
biisa - a language
bijal - a first name
bijan - a first name
bijar - a town in Iran; a thick-piled Persian rug
bijou - a first name; small; a gem
bikas - a first name
biked - traveled by bicycle
biker - one who rides a bicycle or motorcycle
bikes - plural of "bike", a bicycle
bikie - a biker; a motorcyclist
bikky - a biscuit
bikol - a Christianized Malaysian people
bilal - a first name
bilan - a French account book
bilat - a bilateral meeting
bilbi - a species of marsupial; a kangaroo
bilbo - a first name; a Spanish rapier; an iron foot shackle
bilby - a species of marsupial; a kangaroo
bilee - a first name
biles - plural of "bile", a fluid secreted by the liver
biley - like bile; containing bile
bilge - the bulging part of a cask
bilgy - smelling like seepage
bilic - relating to bile
bilin - bile; a language; a town in the West Bank
bilio - a town in Congo
bilks - cheats
billa - a first name
bille - a first name
billi - a first name
bills - plural of "bill", a beak; paper money; an invoice
billy - a first name; Australian cooking can
bilma - a first name; a town in Niger, famous for salt mines
bilos - plural of "bilo"
bilua - a Papuan people
bimah - bema, the platform where the cantor stands while leading the service
bimas - plural of "bima", a bema
bimbo - a brainless physically attractive woman
bimia - a first name
bimla - a first name
binah - a first name
binal - twofold
bindi - a first name; a dot worn on the forehead of married women in India
bindo - a first name
binds - ties; joins
bindu - a first name
bines - plural of "bine", a twisting plant stem
binga - a first name; a town in Zimbabwe
binge - a carousal; a sustained giving in to temptation
bingo - a first name; a game; brandy; a good name for a dog
bings - plural of "bing", a heap of corn or alum; a kind of cherry
bingu - a first name
bingy - the stomach
binia - a first name
binis - plural of "bini", edo
binit - a first name; a unit of computer information ("binary integer")
binji - a language
binjy - the stomach
binks - plural of "bink", a bench, a bank, a shelf
binky - a first name
binna - a dialect word meaning "unless"
binne - a first name
binni - a first name
binny - a first name; a Nile fish; a big hidden pocket used by shoplifters
binod - a first name
binos - plural of "bino", a binocular
binta - a first name
bints - plural of "bint", an Arab girl
biogs - plural of "biog", a biography
bioko - the island formerly known as Fernando Po
biome - an ecological community
biont - a living organism
biorg - a first name
biose - disaccharide
biota - the flora and fauna of a region
biots - plural of "biot", an abampere
biped - a two-legged creature
bipod - a two-legged object
bippy - a first name; a sweet bettable object
birak - a town in Chad
birao - a town in the Central African Republic
birch - a first name; a tree; to flog
birdi - a first name
birds - plural of "bird", a winged warmblooded egg-laying creature
birdy - a first name; a little bird
biren - a first name
birge - a first name
birgi - an Indian meal, made with egg; a town in Turkey
birgu - a town in Malta
biris - plural of "biri", an Indian cigarette
birks - plural of "birk", a birch tree
birky - a first name
birle - to carouse
birls - rotates a floating log; pours; supplies with drink
birly - a first name
birma - the Santa Maria tree
birne - a first name; a boule
birny - a first name
birol - a first name
biron - a first name
biros - plural of "biro", a kind of disposable pen
birra - beer
birrs - plural of "birr", a monetary unit of Ethiopia; a violent thrust
birse - a bristle
birsy - bristly
birte - a first name
birth - nativity; origin
birts - plural of "birt", the turbot
birty - a first name
bises - plural of "bise", a cold northerly wind
bisex - not unisex; separated by sex
bisie - to make busy; to hire
bisks - plural of "bisk", a bisque or thick soup
bison - an American buffalo
bisti - a coin
biswa - a first name
bitch - a female dog
biter - a nibbler
bites - seizes with the teeth
bitey - biting; incisive; stinging
bitie - a biting or stinging insect
bitis - a genus of African vipers
bitoi - a river in New Guinea
bitos - plural of "bito", a tree of Africa and Asia, with oily fruit
bitsy - a first name; wee
bitta - a first name
bitts - plural of "bitt", a cable attachment
bitty - a first name; incomplete; tiny; made of bits
bitya - a first name
bitza - a mongrel dog
biune - a unity formed from two original components
biver - describing lips that are trembling
bivia - plural of "bivium", the pair of rays enclosing the madreporite in echinoderms
bivvy - a bivouac or temporary troop shelter
biwas - plural of "biwa", a Japanese lute
bixin - a red-brown carotenoid acid ester, which makes cheese the color it is
biysk - a town in central Asia
bizel - bezel
bizen - byzen, a disgraceful spectacle; a kind of unglazed pottery
bizes - plural of "bize", a cold northerly wind
bizet - a bezel
bizzo - nonsense; a thingmajig
bizzy - a policeman
bjorn - a first name
blabs - blurts out; talks incessantly
blaby - an English town
black - a first name; ebon
blade - a first name; a knife edge
blads - plural of "blad", a fragment
blady - having or made up of blades
blaed - a first name
blaer - more livid
blaes - hardened shale
blaff - a West Indian fish stew including vegetables and garlic
blagh - a town in Northern Ireland
blags - lies; fabricates; robs
blahs - a jaded mood, ennui
blain - a first name; a blister; a pustule
blair - a first name; to criticize or belittle
blake - a first name; a North American cape
blame - to chide; to assign guilt
blams - plural of "blam", the sound of a gunshot
blanc - a unit of measurement of weight of 1/24 periot; heraldic white
bland - a first name; mild; insipid
blane - a first name; a British river
blank - a gap; a lacuna; a moneyer's unit of weight
blare - clangor
blart - to cry, to bleat, to blare
blasa - a first name
blase - a first name; cloyed, jaded, uninterested
blash - watered down beer; a dash of liquid
blasi - a first name
blast - a gust; an outburst; an explosion
blate - shy; slow; to bleat
blats - bleats
blatt - a newspaper
blaud - a fragment
blaws - blows
blaye - a town in western France
blayr - a first name
blays - plural of "blay", the bleak, a river fish
blaza - a first name
blaze - a first name; a flame; a white or gray streak in the hair
blazy - something that blazes
bleak - dreary; a river fish
blear - watery
bleas - plural of "blea", the inner bark of a tree
bleat - the cry of a sheep
blebs - plural of "bleb", a blister
bleck - the coal fish; a cattail
bleda - a first name
bledi - a first name
bleed - to lose blood through a wound; to secrete; to impoverish
bleep - a radio signal; to censor or mask an objectionable spoken word
blees - plural of "blee", complexion
bleet - to roar or talk wildly
blemm - to rush
blend - to mix
blenk - to blink; to look; to shine
blent - poetic "blended"
bless - to sanction; to make holy; to bestow favors or esteem
blest - poetic "blessed"
blets - plural of "blet", a decay spot on fruit
bleys - plural of "bley", the bleak, a river fish
blida - a town in Algeria; a town in Lebanon
bliff - to masturbate
bligh - a chance, an opportunity
blima - a first name
blime - a first name
blimp - an airship; a very fat person
blimy - a variant of "blimey", an exclamation
blind - sightless; a hiding place for hunting; a window shade
bling - gaudy jewel or gold plated caps for teeth, worn as adornment
blini - plural of "blin", a Russian pancake, rolled around sour cream (yum!)
blink - to briefly close the eyes; to flicker; "on the blink" means not to be working
blins - plural of "blin", a blintz
blips - removes sound from a recording
blirt - a squall; to fire a gun aimlessly
bliss - a first name; great happiness; ecstasy
blist - blessed
blite - the plant Good King Henry
blits - plural of "blit", a small image designed to quickly move across a larger image
blitz - lightning; a surprise attack
blive - immediately; soon; belive
blixa - a first name
blizz - a violent rainstorm
bloak - a bloke
bloat - to dilate; engorged, often with liquid; to dry by smoke
blobs - plural of "blob", a splotch or glob
block - to obstruct; a rectangular group of houses surrounded by roads; a rectangular mass
blocs - plural of "bloc", an alliance
blogs - plural of "blog", a "web log", or journal posted on the internet
blois - a first name; a region of northwest France
bloke - a fellow
blond - flaxen
blone - a woman
blood - animal sap; cruor; heritage
bloom - a blossom
bloop - to hit a short flyball
blore - a violent gust; to bleat or bray
blort - heroin; cocaine
bloss - a buxom young woman
blote - to dry by smoke
blots - plural of "blot", a spot or stain
blown - winded; lost
blows - drives by a current of air
blowy - breezy; windy; a blowfly
blubs - cries childishly
blude - blood
bludy - bloody
blued - tempered
bluer - more blue
blues - the Royal Horse Guards; a popular musical genre; depression
bluet - a meadow flower; a kind of cloth
bluey - a blanket; a crab; an official government summons (often in a blue envelope)
bluff - sheer; in card games, to play or bet as though one had a better hand than is the case
bluid - blood
bluma - a first name
blume - to blossom
blunk - to spoil; to bungle; intoxicated
blunt - abrupt; obtuse
blurb - an enthusiastic endorsement; quoted praise
blurs - makes unclear
blurt - to utter hastily
blush - to flush; to turn red with embarassment
bluto - Popeye's antagonist
blype - a shred; a piece of sunburned skin that peels off
blyss - a first name
blyth - a first name; a British river
boaks - bokes; belches
boana - a town in Papua New Guinea
boane - a town in Mozambique
board - a plank; a committee; to embark
boars - plural of "boar", a wild pig
boart - a low quality diamond
boase - a first name
boast - to brag
boats - plural of "boat", a water vessel
boaty - of a boat; like a boat
bobac - a marmot of Eastern Europe
bobak - a marmot of Eastern Europe
bobas - the yaws
bobbe - a first name
bobbi - a first name
bobby - a first name; a British policeman
bobek - a first name
bobie - a first name
boboc - a town in Romania
bocal - a glass beaker; the crook-shaped metal tube connecting a bassoon reed to the instrucment
bocca - the mouth of a glass furnace; the human mouth; a mouthpiece
bocce - an Italian lawn game played with wooden balls
bocci - an Italian lawn game played with wooden balls
boche - a German about whom one is not feeling affection
bocks - plural of "bock", a dark beer
bocoo - beaucoup; very much
bocor - a Haitian witch doctor
bocoy - a Cuban unit of volume of about 175 gallons
bodan - a first name
boded - portended
bodee - a first name
boden - a first name; equipped; provided; a town in Sweden
boder - something that portends
bodes - portends
bodey - a first name
bodge - to botch; a slap-dash job; an English unit of measurement of 1/2 peck
bodgy - a wild long-haired teenage boy; not functioning properly
bodhi - a Buddhist sacred tree
bodie - a first name
bodil - a first name
bodin - a first name
bodle - a 17th century Scots farthing
boers - plural of "boer", a South African descended from early Dutch settlers
boffo - a hearty laugh; very successful; an old coin
boffs - plural of "boff", a hearty laugh
bogan - a backwater or tributary; a dreary or uncouth person
bogen - a musical term referring to the bow of an instrument
bogey - a first name; a golf term meaning one shot over par; a goblin
boggo - ordinary merchandise
boggy - swampy
bogic - a first name
bogie - a first name; a four wheeled truck; a British river
bogle - a bugbear; a malicious spirit
bogna - a first name
bogon - a person who is bogus, or who utters bogus things
bogor - a town in Indonesia
bogue - to move aimlessly or slowly; bogus; in need of narcotics; to smoke a cigarette; that which is bogus; a town in Oklahoma
bogus - false
bohai - an ancient people of northeast Asia; a bay in northern China
bohak - a Slavic immigrant
bohea - inferior tea
bohol - an island in the Philippines
bohor - a small African reedbuck
bohos - plural of "boho", a bohemian
boiar - variant of "boyar", a Russian nobleman
boice - a first name
boids - plural of "boid", a snake of a family that includes boas; a New York bird; an artificial life model of a bird
boiga - a genus
boilo - hot illicit whiskey
boils - vaporizes; plural of "boil", an inflamed cyst
boily - covered in boils; like a boil
boina - a woolen cap
boing - a sound effect imitating damped vibration
boink - to have sexual intercourse; the sound of bouncing impact
boise - a first name; a city in Idaho
boist - a rough shelter
boita - a town in Romania
boite - a nightclub or bistro
bojan - a first name
boked - belched
bokeh - the visual quality of unfocussed portions of a photograph
bokes - belches; plural of "boke", the nose
bokie - a bogey
bokoo - beaucoups; many
bokor - a bocor, a Haitian witch doctor
bokos - plural of "boko", the nose
bolan - a river in Baluchistan, Pakistan
bolar - pertaining to bole, a fine clay
bolas - a South American missile
boldo - a Chilean evergreen shrub
boldu - peumus
boled - characterized by or having a bole
bolek - a first name
boles - plural of "bole", a fine clay, a tree trunk, a recess; a unit of measurement of momentum
boley - variant of "booly", a temporary cattle shelter; a town in Oklahoma
bolin - bowline
bolis - a meteor which makes a brilliant display
bolix - bollocks; a confused jumble
bolke - a kind of bread
bolla - a bubble
bollo - a fritter made of black-eyed pea flour and seasonings
bolls - plural of "boll", a pod
bolly - a cotton boll that has not opened properly because of frost; a Danish cheese
bolos - plural of "bolo", a machete
bolsa - the Argentinian bourse; a bag; a small packet of drugs
bolti - a cichlid food fish
bolts - runs away; plural of "bolt", a unit of cloth length measurement; a unit of lightning
bolty - an edible fish of the Nile; full of bolts
bolus - a large pill; a soft mass of chewed food that is ready to be swallowed
bolye - a booly, a temporary cattle shelter
boman - a first name; a bold fellow
bomas - plural of "boma", a boa constrictor
bomba - a city in North Africa
bombe - a frozen dessert; the ad-hoc devices used to decode German messages in WWII
bombo - bumbo; a cheap wine
bombs - plural of "bomb", an explosive projectile
bomoh - a Malaysian medicine man
bonar - a first name
bonbo - a sweet boiled in sugar
bonce - a marble game; a large glass marble; the head
bondi - a town in Australia, near Sydney
bonds - joins; plural of "bond", a security; a chain; a link
bondu - the wilderness
bondy - a first name; a suburb of Paris in France
boned - seized; removed bones from; had sexual intercourse with
boner - a mistake; an erection
bones - plural of "bone", a skeletal structure
boney - bony; a nickname for Napoleon Bonaparte
bonga - the betel palm; a town in Ethiopia
bongi - a first name
bongo - an African antelope; a drum
bongs - plural of "bong", a waterpipe
bonie - a first name; bonny
bonin - an island in Japan
bonka - a first name
bonks - hits on the head; fornicates with
bonna - an ancient name for Bonn, Germany
bonne - a first name; a French nurse; a housemaid
bonni - a first name
bonny - a first name; an ore pocket; pretty
bonte - civility
bonus - an extra award
bonza - excellent
bonze - a Buddhist priest
bonzo - a first name; crazy; excellent
booai - the back country
booay - the back country
boobs - plural of "boob", a fool; a breast
booby - a simpleton; a seabird
booch - to slap
booda - cookies impregnated with cannabis
boodh - a variant of "Buddha"
boody - to sulk or mope; the buttocks; a woman
booed - hooted
booer - one who boos
booey - a first name; a kind of calzone
boofa - a stupid person
boogh - to slap
boogy - to dance to rock music; a kind of small body-surfing board
boohs - plural of "booh", a catcall or hoot
booie - nasal mucus
boojy - bourgeouis, middle class
books - makes a reservation; runs quickly; printed volumes
booky - a first name; bookish
booly - a temporary cattle shelter; a company of wandering herdsmen
booms - plural of "boom", a loud thundering; a long heavy beam
boomy - prospering
boona - a first name
boone - a first name; someone who will stab you in the back
boong - an aboriginal
boonk - a European bird
boons - plural of "boon", a favor; a blessing
boony - a first name
boopi - a river in Bolivia
boops - a wealthy lover; plural of "boop", a humpbacked whale
boord - board
boori - an aborigine
boors - plural of "boor", a rude or uncultured person
boort - imperfect or coarse diamonds or diamond fragments
boose - booze; a cow stall; the mouth
boost - to push up; to cheer up; to praise
boosy - boozy
boota - a first name
boote - a first name
booth - a first name; a market stall
boots - last joined; a shoe cleaner; plural of "boot", a high-legged shoe
booty - loot; the buttocks
booya - an exclamation supposed to suggest sudden surprise; a kind of stew prepared in a massive batch
booza - an Egyptian and Arabic drink made from fermented millet
booze - liquor
boozy - drunk; smelling of booze
boppo - a one-year jail term
boppy - lively and full of swing
borac - nonsense
borak - a first name; to banter; nonsense
boral - a mixture of boron carbide and aluminum
boran - an east African breed of cattle
boras - plural of "bora", a fierce northeasterly wind
borax - borate of soda; nonsense
borba - a town in Brazil, on the Amazon
borda - a Pacific cape
borce - a first name
borde - a shilling; a board
bords - plural of "bord", a coal face; a board
bordy - a first name
bored - drilled; wearied
boree - a first name; a French peasant dance; a species of acacia
borek - a meat turnover
borel - borrel, rustic or boorish
borer - an insect; a sea worm
bores - drills; fails to interest; tidal waves
borga - a town in Finland
borgo - a borough
boric - boracic
boris - a first name
borja - a first name
borka - a first name
borna - a town in Germany
borne - narrow minded; carried
borno - a state of Nigeria
bornu - a former sultanate, now a province of Nigeria
borod - a town in Romania
boron - a nonmetallic element
borth - a town in Wales
borts - plural of "bort", a low quality diamond
borty - of or containing borts, poorly crystallized diamonds.
bortz - a low quality diamond
borun - botocudo
borut - a first name
borwe - to pledge; to borrow
borya - a first name
boryl - a chemical compound
borys - a first name
bosal - a noseband
bosas - plural of "bosa", a Persian liquor
bosca - bosker; good
bosch - an imitation butter; the bush or wilderness
boses - tests ground by percussion with a heavy rammer
bosey - a googly, a deceptive cricket pitch
boshy - foolish
bosie - a googly
boska - a first name
boski - a first name
bosko - drunk
bosks - plural of "bosk", a small wooded area
bosky - shady
bosom - the breast
boson - a boatswain; a subatomic particle
bosox - the Boston Red Sox
bosso - a glance
bossy - domineering
bosta - a tough, chewy sweet
bosun - a boatswain
botai - a town in Kazakhstan
botan - a first name
botas - plural of "bota", a leather bottle
botch - to badly mishandle; an inflammatory sore
botel - a boatel, a waterside inn
botes - plural of "bote", compensation
botev - a mountain in Bulgaria
botho - a first name
bothy - a farmhand's cottage
botle - a pass or thrust in fencing
botok - an Asian cape
botos - plural of "boto", an Amazon River dolphin
botox - the botulinum toxin, a paralytic used to treat twitches on the sick and wrinkles on the vain
botts - plural of "bott", an insect larva
bottu - a Hindu forehead caste mark
botty - a baby's buttocks
bouai - a megalithic site in central Africa
bouar - a town in the Central African Republic
bouch - to debouch
boucq - a river in Belgium
bouds - plural of "boud", an insect in grain
bouge - to bulge; to budge; the belly of a cask; a bag; a term from heraldry
bough - a branch
bouks - plural of "bouk", a body
boule - inlay work; an assembly
boult - bolt; to sift through a coarse material
bound - a limit; to jump; tied; constrained; guaranteed
boung - a purse
bouns - makes ready
bourd - jest, fun
boure - an early state in western Africa
bourg - a town
bouri - a mullet of Southern Europe and Africa
bourn - a first name; a stream; a boundary
bousa - a first name
bouse - booze; to haul via tackle
bousy - drunken
bouto - an Amazon river dolphin
bouts - plural of "bout", a round
bouya - an exclamation made when you've proved someone wrong, or bested them
bouza - bozah, an acidulated fermented drink made of millet seed and other astringents
bouze - booze
bovec - a town in Slovenia
bovey - a kind of coal; nasal mucus; a British river
bovid - a bovine
bowat - a lantern
bowed - bent; used a bow
bowel - the intestine
bowen - a first name
bower - an arbor; the jack in eucher
bowes - a variant of "boughs"
bowet - a young hawk
bowge - bouge; to swell out; to cause to leak
bowie - a first name; a large knife
bowla - a tart of sugar, apples and bread
bowls - skittles; deep dishes
bowly - a large rectangular sunken pool used as a public water supply in India
bowne - to boun, to prepare or get ready
bowrs - plural of "bowr", a muscle
bowse - to heave via tackle
bowsy - a street urchin
boxed - crated; fought with
boxen - made of boxwood
boxer - one who packs; a fighter; a Chinese revolutionary
boxes - fights; crates
boxin - a first name
boxty - a traditional Irish potato cake
boyan - a first name
boyar - a Russian nobleman
boyau - a ditch
boyce - a first name
boyed - played as a boy
boyer - a small Flemish sloop
boygs - plural of "boyg", an ogre; an obstacle
boyla - an Australian witch doctor
boyle - a town in Eire
boyne - a first name; a flat shallow tub; the site of a battle between the deposed King James II and the new King William
boyos - plural of "boyo", a boy
bozah - an acidulated fermented drink made of millet seed and other astringents
bozal - bosal
bozen - the former name of Bolzano, Italy
bozoo - a town in West Virginia
bozos - plural of "bozo", a fellow; a clown; an idiot
bozze - a first name
brabs - plural of "brab", a palmyra
braca - a first name; a unit of measure in Brazil
brace - a pair; to stiffen
brach - a bitch hound
brack - a flaw in cloth
bract - a specialized leaf
bracy - a first name
bradd - a first name
brade - a first name
brads - plural of "brad", a small nail
brady - a first name
braes - plural of "brae", a hillside or sloping bank
braff - a Dominican stew
braga - a town in Nepal; a town in Portugal
bragi - the Norse god of poetry and eloquence
brags - boasts
brahm - a first name
braid - to weave
brail - to furl; the rump feathers of a hawk; a rope used to secure scenery
brain - the cerebellum
brait - a rough diamond
brake - a thicket; a kind of fern; to halt
braky - ferny
brale - a conical diamond indenter
brama - an attractive woman
brame - a fierce passion or longing
bramm - a first name
brana - a first name
brand - a first name; a stigma; a torch; a trade name
brane - a generalization of a membrane, with a "2-brane" a surface in 2D, and so on
brani - a first name
brank - a first name; buckwheat; a device used to restrain the tongue; a bridle with wooden side pieces
brann - a first name
brans - plural of "bran", the outer coat of a cereal grain
brant - a first name; a wild goose; a British river
brary - the library
brash - hasty; impudent
brass - a metal; money; impudence
brast - to burst
brata - a town in Norway
brath - a broth
brats - plural of "brat", bratwursts; unpleasant children
braul - striped cloth
braun - a first name
brava - a shout of approval; a town in Somalia
brave - daring; an Indian warrior
bravi - plural of "bravo"
bravo - an exclamation meaning "well done!"; an assassin
brawl - a disorganized fight; to wrangle
brawn - strength
braws - fine clothes
braxy - a malignant edema of sheep
brays - utters a harsh cry
braza - a Spanish unit of length, about 5.5 feet
braze - to solder together
brcko - a bedeviled town in Bosnia-Herzogovina
bread - a baked food, made of ground wheat
breah - a first name
break - an interval; to shatter
bream - a fish; to clean
brear - a first name
breay - a first name
breba - a fig of the first crop ripening on the old wood
breck - a first name; a breach; a gap
breda - a first name; a fortress city in the Netherlands
brede - a first name; a braid; a river in England; a town in England
bredi - a meat stew containing a vegetable
bredo - a first name
breea - a first name
breed - to beget
breef - brief
breem - stern; a sow in heat; apparent
breer - a sprout; a brier
brees - plural of "bree", a broth; an eyebrow
breit - a musical term meaning "broad" or "wide"
brejo - a town in Brazil
breme - referring to raging or ferocious weather; cruel; apparent
brena - a first name
brenn - a first name
breno - a first name
brens - plural of "bren", a submachine gun
brent - a first name; lofty; a bird
breon - a first name
brere - a sprout
brers - plural of "brer", a brother
brest - a breast; a port city in France; a town in western Russia
brett - a first name; a britzska; a carriage; a British river
breva - a kind of cigar
breve - a long note (wouldn't you think it the other way around?); a U-shaped mark over a vowel
brews - steeps in boiling water
brewy - like a brew
breza - a first name
briah - a first name
brian - a first name
briar - a pipe; a wild rose
bribe - to suborn
brice - a first name
brick - a first name; a building block
bridd - a first name
bride - a first name; a woman being married; a British river
bridi - a first name
bridy - a first name
brief - short; tight men's underwear; a commission
brieg - a town in western Poland
brien - a first name
brier - a first name; a wild rose
bries - plural of "brie", a broth; a cream cheese
briet - a first name
brigg - a first name; an English town
brigh - a trouser pocket
brigs - plural of "brig", a two-masted ship
brike - a breach; peril
brill - a type of turbot; brilliant; excellent
brims - plural of "brim", a rim or edge
brina - a first name
brine - salt water
bring - to fetch
brink - the edge
brinn - a first name
brins - plural of "brin", a rib of a fan
briny - a first name; salty
brion - a first name
brios - plural of "brio", liveliness
brisa - a first name
brise - a musical term meaning "broken"
brisk - quick; lively
briss - berith
brist - a city in Croatia
brita - a first name
brite - overripe
brith - a circumcision
brits - plural of "brit", a Britisher; a young herring
britt - a first name; a young herring
brive - a town in France
briza - totter grass
brize - the gadfly
brizz - to crush; to bruise
broad - wide; a woman
brobs - plural of "brob", a wooden wedge
broch - an ancient stone hut
brock - a first name; a badger; a British river; a cow
brocs - plural of "broc", a pewter wine measure
brode - an inflected form of "to braid"
brodi - a first name
brods - plural of "brod", a goad
brody - a first name; a town in Ukraine
broen - a town in Sweden
brogh - a burgh
brogs - plural of "brog", an awl
broid - a braid
broil - a brawl
broke - collapsed; ruined; out of money
broma - a kind of prepared chocolate; a food
brome - a grass
bromo - a medicinal compound
brona - a first name
bronc - a bronco
brond - a brand
bronk - a bronco
bronx - a New York borough; a cocktail
brood - to incubate; to meditate obsessively
brook - a first name; a stream; to tolerate
brool - a deep murmur; a low rumble
broom - a sweeping implement; a shrub
broon - the color brown
broos - plural of "broo", a broth
broox - a first name
brora - a town in Scotland; a British river
brose - a first name; Scotch porridge; a dish made by pouring boiling liquid on meal
brosy - smeared with porridge
broth - a soup
brott - broken pieces
brown - a first name; tan; dark red
brows - plural of "brow", a forehead
bruay - a town in France
bruce - a first name
bruch - a production reject that must be scrapped
bruck - destroyed
brucy - a first name
bruff - a town in Eire
brugh - a borough
bruik - a brook
bruin - a bear
bruis - a first name
bruit - to noise about
bruja - a witch; a sorceress
brujo - a sorcerer; a witch
brule - a kind of pastry
brume - a fog (hence "Brumaire")
brump - to gather fallen twigs and branches
bruna - a first name
brune - a brunette
brung - slang for "brought"
bruno - a first name
bruns - a first name
brunt - a shock; the main force
brusa - an Islamic metropolis; a former name for Bursa
brush - low bushy vegetation; a bristly device used for combing or cleaning; a skirmish; a sweep
brusk - terse; unfriendly
bruss - an exaggerated position of attention used in the Army
brust - burst
bruta - edentata
brute - a savage
bruzz - a wheelwright's chisel
bryan - a first name
bryar - a first name
bryce - a first name
bryen - a first name
bryga - a first name
bryna - a first name
brynn - a first name
bryon - a first name
bryum - a genus of mosses
brzeg - a former name for the town of Brieg in western Poland
buang - a Papuan people of New Guinea
buats - plural of "buat", a bowat
buaze - an African woody vine
bubal - a large African antelope
bubas - plural of "buba", another name for yaws
bubba - a first name; a good ole boy
bubbe - a Yiddish term for "grandmother"
bubbi - a term of affection
bubby - a first name; a term of affection; a little boy; a breast; allspice
bubie - a term of affection
bubos - plural of "bubo", a swollen lymph gland, a sign of the plague
bubsy - a first name
bucca - a scarecrow; the cheek
bucco - the puff bird genus
buchi - a first name
bucho - an African medicinal plant
buchu - the dried leaves of certain plants used as a diuretic and tea
buchy - a town in France
bucko - a first name; a bully; an affectionate nickname
bucks - plural of "buck", a dollar; a male deer; a leap and twist
bucku - buchu, a rutaceous genus with medicinal leaves
bucky - a first name
budda - a hoary Australian forage shrub
budde - a first name
buddy - a first name; a partner
budes - plural of "bude", a gas burner
budge - lambskin; to stir, to move
budgy - consisting of fur
budos - plural of "budo", the philosophy of the martial art
budva - a town in Montenegro
buell - a first name
buena - a first name; a town in New Jersey
bueno - good, very well
bufeo - an Amazon river dolphin
buffa - a female singer of comic opera roles
buffe - plural of "buffa", a female singer of comic opera roles
buffi - plural of "buffo"
buffo - a comic actor or operatic clown
buffs - polishes; a famous regiment
buffy - a first name; of a buff color
bufos - plural of "bufo", a cane toad that secretes a frothy hallucinogen when disturbed
bufty - a male homosexual
bugan - a hobgoblin
buggy - infested with insects or mistakes; a baby carriage; a horse-drawn vehicle
bught - bought
bugia - a candlestick
bugis - plural of "bugi", an Indonesian people of Celebes
bugle - a musical instrument; a jet bead; a genus of flowering plants
bugre - a Brazilian Indian
bugsy - a first name
buhid - variant of "bukid", a people of south Mindoro
buhls - plural of "buhl", a brass and tortoise shell inlay
buhrs - plural of "buhr", a heavy stone
buick - to vomit
buids - plural of "buid", variant of "bukid", a people of south Mindoro
buiem - a river in New Guinea
buiks - plural of "buik", a book
build - to construct; to erect
built - fabricated
buist - to mark sheep; a chest
bujak - a vassal state of the Ottoman Empire, in southwestern Russia
bukat - a town in Iran; a people of Indonesia
bukes - plural of "buke", a book
bukid - a people of south Mindoro
bukra - tomorrow; a white man
bulaq - a town in Egypt
bulau - an East Indian insect-eating mammal; an African cape
bulbi - plural of "bulbus", a bulb-shaped anatomical part
bulbs - plural of "bulb", a underground bud
bulby - bulbous
bulge - to swell
bulgy - protuberant; full of bulges
bulks - plural of "bulk", a mass
bulky - massive
bulla - a papal seal; a mollusk; a hollow thin-walled rounded bony prominence; a large blister
bulle - a first name; a town in Switzerland
bullo - nonsense
bulls - plural of "bull", a male cow; a papal pronouncement
bully - excellent; a hector
bulse - a bag used to transport jewels
bulti - a variant of "bolti"
bulto - an image of a saint in wood
bulty - a variant of "bolty"
bulus - plural of "bulu", a people of Cameroon
bulut - a first name
bumba - the buttocks
bumbo - a punch made from rum, sugar, water and nutmeg; a feminist who denigrates beautiful women
bumbu - a river in New Guinea
bumfs - plural of "bumf", from "bum fodder", toilet paper, paperwork
bumpa - the buttocks
bumph - "bum fodder"; toilet paper; paperwork
bumps - knocks against
bumpy - uneven
bunak - a language
bunas - plural of "buna", an artificial rubber
bunce - an unexpected gain; a windfall
bunch - a batch; a group
bunco - a swindle
buncy - profitable; lucrative
bunda - a town in Tanzania
bundi - a town in Papua New Guinea; a town in India
bunds - plural of "bund", a political association; an embankment
bundt - a kind of cake pan
bundu - the wilderness
bundy - a small crooked Australian tree; a time clock; Bundaberg rum
bunga - a native council in the Transkei
bungi - a dropout
bungo - a large canoe in the southwestern United States; a country bumpkin; a river in New Guinea
bungs - plural of "bung", a stopper
bungy - bhangi; a rubber eraser; a dropout
bunia - an Indian trader; a town in the Congo
bunje - a variant of 'bunjee', a long flexible cord
bunji - a white man who pursues aboriginal women for sex
bunjy - a variant of 'bunjee", a long flexible cord
bunko - a swindle
bunks - plural of "bunk", a sleeping berth
bunky - a first name
bunni - a first name
bunns - plural of "bunn", a bun
bunny - a first name; a rabbit
bunse - an extra, a bonus
bunts - butts; hits lightly with the bat
bunty - a first name; a wheat disease
bunun - a language
bunya - an evergreen tree
bunzo - a first name
buolt - a variant of "bolt"
buoys - raises up; plural of "buoy", a marine floating marker device
buoux - a town in France
buppy - an acronym: "Black Urban Professional"
burak - a first name
buram - a town in Sudan
buran - a violent Central Asian blizzard
burao - a town in Somalia
buras - a town in Louisiana; plural of "bura", a violent windstorm
burbs - the suburbs
burch - a first name
burds - plural of "burd", a maiden
burel - borrel
bureo - a court
burep - a river in New Guinea
bures - plural of "bure", a large house or temple in Fiji
buret - a measuring tube
burga - in Alaska, a windy snowstorm
burgh - a first name; a town
burgo - a first name; burgao, a common top shell
burgs - plural of "burg", a town
burhs - plural of "burh", a town
burin - a pointed steel engraving tool; a village on the West Bank
buris - plural of "buri", the talipot palm
burji - a language
burka - a loose enveloping garment with eyeholes, worn by Muslim women
burke - a first name; to murder; to suffocate by pressing the chest and holding the nostrils; a fool
burks - murders; smothers
burla - a musical composition of humorous nature
burls - finishes cloth by removing lumps; wood knots
burly - stout; used in the phrase "hurly burly" to mean confusion and disorder
burma - an Asian country renamed to Myanmar
burne - a first name
burns - ignites; plural of "burn", a stream
burnt - burned
burny - a first name; burning; full of burns
buroo - the employment exchange office
buros - plural of "buro", a bureau; a Philippine fish dish
burps - belches
burpy - like a burp; containing burps
burqa - the traditional Islamic head-to-toe covering for women
burra - "great", used in phrases as a title of respect in India; a language
burro - a donkey
burrs - plural of "burr", a rough edge; an accent with rolled "R" sounds
burrt - a first name
burru - a shelter from the wind
burry - prickly; full of burrs; an aborigine
bursa - a sac; a town in western Anatolia
burse - a purse
burst - to split open
burts - plural of "burt", a flatfish
burtt - a first name
burty - a first name
burun - a language
burut - kara khirghiz
busan - a town in Korea, formerly known as Pusan
busby - a bearskin headdress
bused - transported by bus
buses - plural of "bus", a mass transit vehicle
bushi - samurai
bushy - overgrown
busia - a town in Kenya
busks - bushes; acts in the streets
busky - shady
bussa - a town in western Africa
busse - a first name
bussu - a low palm of the South American tidal swamps
bussy - a sweetheart; a bus driver; like a bus
busta - a punk; a jerk; a fake person; a tattletale; breaking
busti - a small Indian village
busto - a bust or head sculpture
busts - arrests; head sculptures; bosoms; breaks
busty - chesty
butan - a town in Bulgaria
butch - a first name; masculine; a masculine lesbian
butea - a genus of East Indian trees
buteo - a hawk
butes - plural of "bute", variant of "butte", a hill
buthe - an obsolete form of "booth"
butic - a town in the Philippines
butja - an island near New Guinea
butle - to serve as a butler
butoh - a modern Japanese dance form involving white body paint
butsu - the Buddha
butte - an isolated hill; a kind of cheese
butts - plural of "butt", a rifle range; a haunch; a wine barrel
butty - a mining partner; a deputy; a sandwich
butuo - a town in China, along the opium route from Burma to Europe
butut - a monetary unit of Gambia
butyl - a butter extract
butyn - a colorless crystalline substance used as an anesthetic
buxar - a town in India, the site of a famous battle
buxed - out of money
buxie - bakshee, money
buxom - comely
buxus - a genus of evergreen shrubs
buyer - a purchaser
buyid - a Persian Shiite dynasty, overthrown by the Seljuks
buyos - plural of "buyo", a Philippine masticatory of betel leaf, areca nut, lime and tobacco
buzau - a town in Romania
buzby - a first name
buzet - a town in Croatia
buzwe - a first name
buzza - a greeting meaning "what's up?"
buzzy - a first name; dazed; making a buzz; intoxicated
bviri - a language
bwaka - a language and tribe of central Africa
bwana - boss
bwazi - an African woody vine
bwlch - a town in Wales
byard - a miner's hauling strap
byclu - a town in Bulgaria
bying - getting a pass in a tournament
byked - biked
bykes - bikes
bylaw - a lesser rule
bylot - an island in Canada
bylow - a single-bladed folding knife with a bone handle
bynum - a town in Alabama
byoba - a first name
byobu - a Japanese painted screen with six panels
byons - plural of "byon", a gem-bearing clay earth of Burma
byous - extraordinary
byram - a first name
byran - a first name
byrdy - a first name
byren - a first name
byres - plural of "byre", a cow shed
byrie - a first name
byrle - a first name
byrls - carouses
byrne - a first name
byrom - a first name
byron - a first name
byrsa - a citadel; the area of Carthage laid out by Queen Dido, who was given as much land as could be surrounded by a bull's hide
bysen - a first name
byssi - plural of "byssus", the silky filament used by bivalves to attach themselves to fixed surfaces
bytes - plural of "byte", an 8 bit unit of computer memory
bytom - a city in southwest Poland
byway - a side path
byzas - in Greek mythology, the son of Poseidon, founder of Byzantium
byzen - a disgraceful spectacle
byzus - a Byzantine city in Thrace
caaba - the Kaaba
caama - the hartebeest or asse; a South American fox
caapi - a vine in northwest South America
cabal - a clique; a conspiracy
caban - cavan; an Arabian cloth; the seventeenth day of the Mayan religious month
cabas - plural of "caba", a rush basket
cabby - a cab driver
cabda - a unit of measurement in Arabia
caber - a tree trunk
cabin - a log house; a room in a ship
cabio - variant of "cobia"
cabir - nature worship
cable - a first name; a thick rope; a wire; a unit of length of 100 fathoms
cabob - an oriental meat dish
caboc - a kind of cheese
cabon - a town in Haiti
cabot - a unit of capacity equal to half a bushel; a strait in Canada
cabra - a town in Ireland; a town in Kosovo
cabre - an aeronautical stunt
cabri - pronghorn
cabul - a river in Afghanistan; a biblical place
cacan - a town in Afghanistan
cacao - the chocolate tree
cacey - a first name
cacha - auburn
cache - a secret store
cachi - a first name
cacia - a first name
cacie - a first name
cacko - extremely drunk
cacti - plural of "cactus", a fleshy desert plant
cacus - a sheep-stealing monster beaten by Herakles
cadao - a first name
cadby - a first name
caddo - a member of a confederacy of North American Indian tribes
caddy - a golfing assistant
cadee - a first name; a variant of "cadet"
cadel - a first name
caden - a first name
cader - a variant of "cadre"
cades - plural of "cade", a cask of herrings; a pet lamb; a European juniper
cadet - a student soldier; a younger son
cadew - a caddis fly
cadey - a first name; a hat
cadge - to sponge
cadgy - wanton; sexually adventurous
cadie - a first name; a caddie
cadis - plural of "cadi", an Islamic judge
cadiz - a port city in Spain; a lake in North America
cados - a town in Spain
cadre - a nucleus; a specially trained group
cadye - a first name
caeca - variant plural of "cecum"
caeli - a first name
caely - a first name
caere - an Etruscan settlement in Italy, now Cerveteri
caers - plural of "caer", a camp
caese - a Shakespearean interjection
caete - a town in Brazil
cafes - plural of "cafe", a coffee-house
caffa - a city on the Black Sea; a cotton cloth
caffs - plural of "caff", a cafeteria
caffy - a cafeteria
cafis - a Spanish unit of capacity, about 666 liters
cafiz - a unit of measurement in Arabia
caged - captive
cager - a basketball player
cages - plural of "cage", an enclosure
cagey - cautious; unforthcoming; duplicitous; wiley
cagit - a green parrot of the Philippines
cagot - a Pyrennese pariah race
cagua - a town in Venezuela
cahan - a first name
caher - a town in Eire
cahil - a first name
cahit - a first name
cahiz - a Spanish unit of capacity, about 666 liters
cahot - "thank you, ma'am"; a bump; a ridge of snow across a road, left by sleighs
cahow - a rare Bermuda petrel
caico - a town in Brazil
caics - plural of "caic", a Turkish skiff
caids - plural of "caid", an alcayde; an Islamic judge
caily - a first name
caina - a first name
caine - a first name; cocaine
cains - plural of "cain", a kain; a rent in kind; a weasel
caira - a first name
caird - a traveling tinker
cairn - a first name; a heap of stones; a kind of terrier
cairo - a first name; the capital city of Egypt
caisi - a first name
caite - a first name
caity - a first name
caius - a first name
caiza - a town in Bolivia
cajan - people, primarily in Alabama, of mixed white, black and Indian heritage
cajon - a steep-sided canyon
cajsa - a first name
cajun - corruption of "Acadian", a Louisiana group of French Canadian origin
caked - thickly layered
caker - a first name
cakes - plural of "cake", a large dessert pastry
cakey - tending to form crusts; like a cake; simple-minded; a fool
cakra - variant of "chakra", one of 6 points of spiritual power in the body
calab - a first name
calah - a first name
calan - a first name
calas - plural of "cala", a Creole fried cake made mainly of rice, with dough and sugar
calca - a town in Peru
calcs - plural of "calc", a calculator
caldy - a British island
caleb - a first name; a Biblical spy
calee - a first name
calem - a first name
cales - a Roman colony in Italy
caley - a first name
calfs - plural of "calf", a young cow; part of the leg
calia - a first name
calid - hot
calie - a first name
calif - a caliph
calin - a first name; an alloy of lead and tin used by the Chineses
calix - a cup
calks - caulks; plural of "calk", a horseshoe projection used to improve footing
calla - a first name; the bog arum
calle - caul; a street
calli - a first name
calls - names; telephones
cally - a first name
calma - a musical term meaning "quieting" or "tranquility"
calmi - a town in Illinois
calms - makes still or peaceful
calmy - calm
calne - a town in southwest England
calno - a biblical place
calor - body heat that is a sign of inflammation
calos - plural of "calo", a language spoken by Spanish gypsies
calot - a woman's hat
calpa - a day of Brahma
calpe - the ancient name of the Rock of Gibraltar; a town in ancient Asia Minor
calps - plural of "calp", a shale bed
calum - a first name
calva - the upper part of the human cranium
calve - to give birth
calvi - a port town in Corsica
calym - a first name
calyn - a first name
calyx - a cup; the outer protective covering of a flower
camac - something much too expensive or complex for its simple purpose
caman - a shinty stick, used in the game of hurling; a town in Afghanistan; a town in Ireland
camar - a first name
camas - a perennial herb; a town in Washington state; plural of "cama", a South African hartebeest
camau - an Asian cape
cambo - a Cambodian
camel - a first name; a Bactrian
cameo - a first name; the opposite of "intaglio"; a brief appearance
cames - plural of "came", a leaden window rod
camey - a first name
camia - a first name
camis - a chemise; plural of "cami", a camisole
cammi - a first name
cammy - a first name; a camouflage outfit
camon - a biblical place
camou - camouflage
campa - an Arawakan people of eastern Peru
campe - a female monster in Greek mythology
campi - plural of "campo", a level grassy plain; plural of "campus", the site of a college
campo - a level grassy plain or clearing
camps - lives in the open
campy - a first name; overdone; ludicrous
camus - a camis, a chemise; short, flat, concave
canak - a town in Turkey, now Canakkale
canal - channel
canar - a town in Ecuador
canas - a town in Costa Rica
canat - kinat
canby - a town in Oregon
canch - a sloping slice removed from the roof or floor of a mine roadway
canda - a first name
cande - first name
candi - a first name
cando - a town in North Dakota
candu - the Canadian Deuterium Uranium reactor
candy - a first name; a sweet treat; a unit of weight in India of about 500 pounds
canea - a seaport in northwest Crete, and the capital city
caned - made of cane; beaten with a cane
caneh - a unit of length of 6 cubits
canel - cannel; cinammon
caner - one who canes
canes - beats; plural of "cane", a rattan, a long stick
cange - a village in Haiti
cangs - plural of "cang", a Chinese pillory
canid - any member of the dog family
canis - the genus to which the dog and wolf belong
canna - the arrowroot; a unit of length of 2 yards; cannot; a British island
canns - plural of "cann", directs the steering (of a ship)
canny - shrewd
canoa - a sloop-rigged fishing boat common in the Amazon delta
canoe - a small boat
canon - a first name; a precept; a type size of 48 points
canso - a love song
canst - Biblical "can"
canta - a town in Peru
canto - a division of a poem
cants - plural of "cant", a tilt or slant; argot; hypocrisy
cantu - an African cape; a town in Italy
canty - talkative; cheerful; brisk; unpleasant; ill-tempered
canun - a zither
caoba - mahogany
capas - a town in the Philippines; plural of "capa", a Spanish cloak
capax - legally competent
caped - wearing a cape
capel - a horse
caper - to dance; a shrub; the flower bud of the caper used as a seasoning; a bird
capes - plural of "cape", a promontory; an open cloak
capey - a Cape Coloured person
caphs - plural of "caph", an alternative spelling of "kaph"
capie - a Cape Coloured person
capim - a river in Brazil
capiz - a small marine bivalve; a province on Panay island
caple - a horse
capoc - kapok
capon - a fish; a letter; a castrated rooster
capos - plural of "capo", a pitch raising device for fretted instruments
capot - to win all the tricks in a game of piquet
cappa - an ecclesiastical or academic cape
cappi - a first name
cappo - capote; a capitalist, in the sense of a money grubber
cappy - a first name; like a cap; having a tallow taste because of butterfat oxidation
capra - a she-goat
capri - a first name; an Italian resort island in the bay of Naples; the genus of goats
capsa - an ancient name of the town of Gafsa in Tunisia
capua - an Italian city near Naples
capul - a horse
capun - a prisoner sentenced to capital punishment
caput - the head; a knoblike protuberance; kaput
capys - a first name
carac - carack, a kind of large ship, a galleon
carah - a first name
caral - an ancient city of Peru
carap - a tropical tree of the mahogany family
carat - a unit of weight of 200 milligrams
caraz - a town in Peru
carbo - a carbohydrate; charcoal
carbs - plural of "carb", a carburetor; a food rich in carbohydrates
carby - a carburetor
carda - a kind of cloth
cardi - a sweater (shortened from "Cardigan")
cardo - a basal maxillary joint of an insect
cards - demands proper identification; plural of "card", a stiff piece of paper
cardy - a sweater (shortened from "Cardigan")
cared - minded
caree - a first name
carel - a first name
caren - a first name
carer - one who cares or tends
cares - is concerned or interested
caret - an editing mark indicating an insertion; the hawksbill turtle
carew - a first name
carex - a sedge (a primitive three-sided grass)
carey - a first name; the hawksbill turtle; a British river
carfs - carves
carga - a unit of weight in El Salvador, Colombia and Mexico of about 300 pounds
cargo - freight
caria - an ancient territory of southwest Asia Minor, domain of King Mausolos
carib - a native of the Caribbean
carid - a crustacean of the tribe Carides
carie - a first name
caril - a first name
carin - a first name
caris - a first name
carks - plural of "cark", care; trouble
carky - troubled
carla - a first name
carle - a first name; a rude strong man
carli - a first name
carlo - a first name
carls - plural of "carl", a churl; a robust fellow; a farmer
carly - a first name
carma - a first name
carme - a moon of Jupiter
carmi - a first name
carmy - a first name
carna - a first name
carne - a first name; heroin; the Spanish for "meat", used, for example in "chile con carne"
carno - a town in Wales
carns - plural of "carn", a cairn, a carnation
carny - a first name; blarney; a carnival worker
caroa - a Brazilian plant related to the pinguin
carob - the locust or algaroba tree, or its fruit
carol - a first name; a song
carom - a billiard shot in which one ball is made to hit two others in succession
caron - a first name; an accent mark
carot - variant of "carotte", a cylindrical roll of tobacco
carpe - Latin for "seize" or "grasp", as in "carpe diem" which means "seize the day"
carpi - a town in northern Italy; plural of "carpus", the area between the hand and forearm
carps - complains; plural of "carp", a goldfish relative
carpy - incarceration
carra - a first name
carri - a first name
carrs - plural of "carr", a marsh
carry - a first name; to transport
carse - low-lying fertile land
carsy - a lavatory; a house; a brothel; a thieve's den
carta - a charter
carte - a fencing term; a menu
carts - plural of "cart", a wagon
carty - of a horse that resembles a cart horse
carua - a town in Brazil
carum - a genus of biennial aromatic herbs
carus - a heavy sleep; unconsciousness
carva - a first name
carve - to cut
carvy - the caraway plant
carya - a genus of North American hardwood trees
caryl - a first name
caryn - a first name
carys - a first name
casal - belonging to a grammatical case
casar - a first name
casas - plural of "casa", a dwelling
casca - a first name
casco - a Manila barge; a ship's hull
cascy - a first name
cased - boxed; examined
casee - a first name
caseo - a brothel
caser - one who cases; a 5 shilling coin
cases - precriminally inspects; plural of "case", a box, an incident
casey - a first name; a house
casha - a soft cloth made of wool and cashmere
cashe - a first name
cashi - a first name
casia - a first name
casie - a first name
casks - plural of "cask", a barrel
casky - resembling a cask
casma - a town in Peru
cason - a first name
cassa - a ladies's man; a musical term meaning "a drum"
casse - a first name; broken paper
cassi - a first name
cassy - a first name; a fibrous plant
casta - a first name
caste - a hereditary social class
casts - plural of "cast", a throw; the personnel of a play; a plaster mold; a disfigurement of the eye
casus - a legal occurrence or event
catan - a Japanese sword resembling a broad cutlass
catch - a latch; to ensnare; a musical term
catel - property
cater - a first name; to provide food; diagonal
cates - plural of "cate", a dainty food
catey - a first name
catha - a first name; a genus of African evergreen shrubs
cathe - a first name
cathi - a first name
cathy - a first name
catia - a first name
catie - a first name
catio - an Indian tribe in Colombia
catly - like a cat
caton - a first name; an English town
catso - a blackguard; a rascal
catti - a first name
catty - feline; spiteful; a Chinese unit of weight of about 4/3 pound, or 16 taels or 16 liangs
cauac - the nineteenth day of the Mayan religious month
cauca - a river in Colombia; a province in Colombia
cauch - a mess
cauda - a tail or tail-like appendage
cauff - chaff
caufs - plural of "cauf", a live fish box
cauks - plural of "cauk", sulphate of baryta
cauld - cold; a dam or weir
cauli - cauliflower
caulk - to make watertight
caulp - a fee given to the head of a Scottish clan
cauls - plural of "caul", a net; a membrane
cauma - great heat, as in a fever
caums - plural of "caum", soft slate
caups - plural of "caup", a wooden drinking bowl
caure - calves
cauri - a monetary unit of Guinea; a fly whisk; chowrie
causa - a Latin word for "cause", used in various phrases
cause - an underlying reason
causy - full of causes; like a cause
cauto - a river in Cuba
cavae - plural of "cava", for the vena cava
cavan - a first name; a county in Ulster
cavas - a first name
cavea - the tiered semi-circular seating of ancient amphitheaters
caved - collapsed; surrendered
caveh - a first name
cavel - an axe for trimming stone; a piece of wood used for casting lots
caven - a first name
caver - a spelunker
caves - plural of "cave", a cavern
cavey - a hen coop; like a cave
cavia - the genus to which the guinea pig belongs
cavie - a hen coop
cavil - to carp; to complain; to break stone
cavin - a first name; a cowered approach
cavum - the lower part of the concha of the ear; the nasal cavity
cavus - a deformity of the foot involving a very high arch
cavvy - the remuda
cawed - crowed
cawks - plural of "cawk", a heavy spear; a crow's sound
cawky - containing baryta
cawny - a unit of area of 1 acre
caxon - a hairy wig; a chest of ores
cayac - a country bumpkin
cayak - a kayak
cayce - a first name
cayci - a first name
cayey - a town in Puerto Rico
cayla - a first name
cayli - a first name
cayly - a first name
cayse - a first name
caysi - a first name
cayte - a first name
cayua - a Guarani people of southwestern Brazil
cayus - a town in the Philippines
cazic - a chief of some American Indian tribes
cazin - a town in Bosnia Herzegovina
cazzi - a first name
ccoya - an Inca wife
ceadd - a first name
ceara - a first name; a province in Brazil
cease - to stop
ceaze - an obsolete spelling of "seize"
cebid - one of a family of monkeys
cebil - the South American tree that yields angico gum for tanning
cebus - a genus that comprises medium size monkeys, including Capuchin monkeys
cecal - of or like a cecum
cecil - a first name
cecum - a body cavity with one opening
cecyl - a first name
cedar - an aromatic tree, or its wood
ceded - granted; gave up
ceder - one who cedes
cedes - yields
cedez - a musical term meaning "slow down!"
cedis - plural of "cedi", a monetary unit of Ghana
cedra - a citron
cedre - cedar green
cedro - any of several reddish cedarlike woods
cedry - like cedar
ceiba - the tropical silk-cotton tree; a town in Honduras; a town in Puerto Rico
ceibo - a fiber from the kapok tree
ceila - a first name
ceile - a client
ceili - a kind of Irish dance
ceils - plural of "ceil", a roof; a ceiling
ceint - a girdle or cincture
ceirw - a British river
cejay - a first name
celeb - a celebrity
celer - an attic
celes - a first name
celia - a first name
celie - a first name
celio - a first name
celje - a town in Slovenia
celka - a first name
cella - the hidden part of a Greek or Roman temple where a deity's image was housed
celle - a town in Germany
celli - plural of "cello", a musical instrument
cello - a musical instrument
cells - plural of "cell", a cavity; a nucleus
celly - a first name; a cellular telephone; a cellmate
celom - a body cavity in some animals
celos - plural of "celo", a unit of acceleration
celso - a first name
celts - plural of "celt", a primitive axe; a primitive people
cemal - a first name
cemil - a first name
cenal - referring to the midday meal
cenex - a first name
cenis - plural of "ceni", an Indian tribe
cense - to burn incense
cento - a medley; a poem made of fragments of other poems
cents - plural of "cent", a hundredth of a dollar
centu - a Lithuanian coin
ceorl - a churl
cepas - onions
cepes - plural of "cepe", a large mushroom
cepid - a Capuchin monkey
cequi - a unit of weight in Turkey
ceral - a bird's beak
ceram - one of the Moluccan islands
ceras - plural of "cera", a gill papilla on the backs of nudibranches and related mollusks
cerci - plural of "cercus", a sensory appendage on an insect
cerea - a first name
cereb - short for "cerebral", a brainy or studious person
cered - covered with wax
cerek - a first name
cerel - a first name
ceres - a first name; the Roman harvest goddess; waxes; an asteroid
cerge - a large wax altar candle
ceria - a first name; a chemical compound
ceric - wax-like
cerif - a serif
ceril - a first name
cerin - an acidic constituent of wax
cerne - a British river; a shortened form of "concern"
ceros - plural of "cero", a large food fish
certs - plural of "cert", a certainty; a certification
certy - certainly
ceryl - a white crystalline alcohol occurring as an ester in waxes
cerys - a first name
cesar - a first name; a river in Colombia
cesha - a first name
cesia - a first name
cesis - a name of the town that is now Wenden
cesle - a first name
cesme - a town in Turkey
cesse - to cease
cesso - a first name
cessy - foul; disgusting; a town in France
cesta - a basket used in jai alai
cesti - plural of "cestus", a belt or girdle
cesur - a first name
cesya - a first name
cetes - plural of "cete", a group of badgers
cetic - of spermaceti
cetid - a meteor shower that seems to come from the Cetus constellation
cetin - a crystalline fat that is the chief component of spermaceti
cetta - a first name
cetus - the constellation of the whale
cetyl - a radical in spermaceti
ceuta - a Spanish seaport in northern Morocco, across from Gilbraltar
cevan - a first name
cezar - a first name
cezve - a pot for making Turkish coffee
chaac - one of the Mayan gods of rain and fertility
chaad - a first name
chaak - an Inca rain god
chaar - an Indian
chabs - plural of "chab", a breast
chaby - a child
chace - a chase; a medieval French part song
chack - the toss of a horse's head; a snack
chaco - an extinct Southwest Indian culture; a province in Argentina; a shako
chacs - plural of "chac", one of the Mayan gods of rain and fertility
chadd - a first name
chade - a first name
chads - plural of "chad", a shad; a sea fish; a punched out piece of a computer card
chady - a first name
chafe - to rub; to irritate; to vex
chaff - the inedible husks of grain
chaft - chaps; the jaw
chaga - a tall people of the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro
chago - a first name
chahi - shahi, a Persian copper coin
chaim - a first name
chain - a first name; a fetter; a connection; a unit of length of 22 yards
chair - a seat
chais - plural of "chai", a gypsy girl; a kind of tea
chait - a month of the Hindu year
chaja - the largest of the crested screamers
chaka - a first name
chako - a shako
chaks - of a horse, tosses the head frequently to avoid the restraint of a bridle
chale - no
chali - a first name
chalk - a flaky mineral
chalo - a first name
chala - a town in Peru
chals - plural of "chal", a gypsy man
chama - a large oyster
chami - an Indian tribe of Colombia
champ - a champion; to chew
chams - a first name; plural of "cham", a Mogul Khan
chamy - a first name
chana - a first name
chanc - a first name
chand - a first name
chane - a first name
chang - a unit of weight of 3 pounds; a unit of length of 12 feet; a Tibetan beer
chani - a first name
chank - a species of conch shell; to chew noisily; a chancre
chann - a first name
chant - a first name; to intone
chanu - a first name
chaos - anarchy; violent disorder
chape - a buckle catch; a metal piece that is part of a scabbard
chaps - plural of "chap", the jaw; a fellow; cowboy leg protector
chapt - poetic "chapped"
chara - a first name; a genus of the family Characeae; a charabanc; a star
chard - the artichoke; a southwest English town
chare - a chore; a narrow street
chari - a first name; the French name for the Shari river
chark - char; charcoal; a crack
charl - a first name
charm - a first name; a spell; a trinket; an endearing quality
charo - a first name
charr - char; a kind of trout
chars - burns the edges of; plural of "char", a chore
chart - a map; a diagram
charu - a first name
chary - frugal; wary
chase - a first name; to follow after
chasm - an abyss
chass - a first name
chast - to chasten
chasy - a children's game of tag
chati - a species of small South American tiger cats
chato - a first name; a mountain in Argentina
chats - talks
chaui - a tribe of Indians in Nebraska
chauk - a town in Burma
chaun - a gap
chaus - an Old World wild cat
chava - a first name
chave - a first name; a colloquial form of "I have"
chavi - a first name
chavo - a first name
chavs - plural of "chav", an uneducated uncultured antisocial person
chawl - a large tenement house in India
chawn - a gap; a cleft
chaws - chews; masticates
chaya - a first name; the root of an East Indian herb that yields a red dye
chayo - a first name
chays - plural of "chay", a shay; an open carriage
chazy - a town in New York
chazz - a first name
cheam - an English town
cheap - inexpensive; unwilling to spend money
chear - a variant of "cheer"
cheat - to dupe; to break the rules
cheba - marijuana
check - to stop; a form of payment; a cross-hatch pattern; to verify
chedi - a kingdom of early northern India
cheeb - marijuana
cheek - insolence; a part of the face
cheeo - marijuana seeds
cheep - to chirp
cheer - gaiety; a roar of support
cheet - to cheep; to call a cat
chefs - plural of "chef", a food preparer
cheju - a resort island in Korea, now called Jeju
cheka - a first name; the Soviet secret police, 1917-1921.
cheke - a unit of weight in Turkey
cheki - a unit of weight in Arabia of 509 pounds
chela - a first name; a lobster claw; a Buddhist disciple
cheli - a first name
chelm - another name for Kholm
chelo - a first name
chelp - to talk pertly; the chirp of a young bird
chely - a first name; a variant of "chela", a claw
chemo - chemotherapy; a Tibetan bear
chena - an area of virgin timberland in a tropical region, cleared and cultivated for a few years; a river in Alaska
chene - a first name
cheng - a Chinese reed musical instrument
chera - a region of southern India
chere - a first name; a beloved (female) one
cheri - a first name; a beloved
chert - flint
chery - a first name
chesa - a first name
chese - to choose
chess - a board game; a British river
chest - a coffer; the upper torso
chete - a first name; a thing
cheth - a first name; a Hebrew letter
cheve - to turn out (well or badly)
chevi - a first name
chevy - a first name; to chase
chewa - an ethnic group of Malawi
chewn - chewed
chews - masticates
chewy - rubbery; hard to chew
cheyn - a first name
chhom - a first name
chiai - a town in China
chiam - a first name; a people of an ancient kingdom in the central coastal part of Annam
chian - a native of Chios
chiao - a monetary unit of China equal to 1/10 of a yuan; a town in northern China
chias - plural of "chia", a Mexican herb
chiba - a town in central Japan; marijuana
chibe - to stab
chibi - a first name
chica - a first name; an orange-red dye; a liquor
chice - nothing; nothing of significance
chich - a dwarf pea; a chickpea
chick - a first name; a chicken; a bamboo screen
chico - a first name; a prickly shrub; a South American river
chics - plural of "chic", elegance
chide - to scold
chido - a first name
chief - a boss; a principal
chiel - a child
chien - a unit of weight of about 1 pound
chiff - a clicking sound that can be part of the attack of a flue pipe of an organ
chigs - chews
chika - a first name
chike - a first name
chiko - a first name
chiks - plural of "chik", variant of "chick"
chiku - a first name
child - a young creature
chile - a South American country
chili - a cayenne pepper pod; a meal of beans, ground meat, and chili pepper
chill - a first name; cold
chilo - a first name
chilt - a first name
chimb - a cask edge; to ring chimes; a channel on a deck
chime - to harmonize; a bell
chimo - a first name; a word used as a greeting in Canada
chimp - a chimpanzee
chimu - an extinct Yuncan people
china - a first name; an Asian country; pottery; a mate (from the rhyming slang "China plate")
chine - a cleft; a ridge; the backbone of an animal; where a wing bends away from the fuselage; a mate (from the rhyming slang "China plate")
ching - a Chinese authoritative or canonical book
chink - a gap; a slur
chino - a first name; a strong twilled cotton cloth
chins - plural of "chin", the lower part of the face
chinu - a town in Colombia
chios - a Greek island off Asia Minor
chiot - a variant of "sciot"
chips - bits; fried thin-cut potatoes; a nickname for a carpenter
chira - marijuana
chire - a blade of grass
chirk - to chirp; cheerful; a town in Wales
chirl - to warble
chirm - to sing like a bird
chiro - a marine fish
chirp - to trill
chirr - to make a harsh vibrant sound
chirs - makes a harsh vibrant sound
chirt - to squeeze; to chirp
chiru - a Tibetan antelope slaughtered for its very fine fur
chise - a knife
chism - jism; strength; semen
chita - a first name; a cheetah; a town and region in Russia, near Mongolia
chits - plural of "chit", a memo; a voucher
chiva - heroin
chive - a type of onion; a knife
chivs - harries; badgers
chivy - to pursue; the face
chiyo - a first name
chizo - a subgroup of the Concho people
chizz - to swindle; to cheat
chloe - a first name
chlor - a color between yellow and green
chlum - a town in the Czech Republic
choad - slang for the penis
choak - a variant of "choke"
choan - sexual intercourse
chobe - a river in Botswana
choca - a chocolate and coffee beverage
chock - a wedge
choco - a militiaman or conscript in World War II; a South American Indian tribe
chocs - plural of "choc", a chocolate treat
chode - scolded; a fool; archaic past tense of "chide"; choad
choes - a town in Portugal
chofa - a first name
choff - food
chofu - a town in Japan
choga - a cloak with long sleeves and skirt, for men in India and Pakistan
choil - the notch in a pocket knife blade, where it meets the haft
choir - the chancel; a singing group
choke - to strangle
choko - a pear-shaped vegetable; a variant of "chocho"
choky - a prison; tending to choke
chola - a female Hispanic; an ancient country in the south of India
choli - a short-sleeved Indian bodice with very low neckline
cholo - an acculturated Wuechuan of Peru or Bolivia
choma - a town in New Mexico; a town in Zambia
chome - sexual intercourse
chomo - prison slang for a child molester
chomp - to chew loudly
chona - a first name
chone - a town in Ecuador
choni - a first name
chonk - to champ or chew loudly
chono - an extinct American Indian tribe
chons - plural of "chon", a Korean monetary unit
choof - marijuana
chook - a chicken
choom - an English soldier; an Englishman
choop - the wild rose hip
chopa - any of several rudderfishes
chope - a first name
chops - the jaws; plural of "chop", a cut of meat
chora - a town on the Greek island of Mykonos
chorb - acne
chord - a harmonious sound; a line cutting across a circle
chore - a task
choro - a dance band
chort - the star Theta Leonis
chose - selected
choss - loose rock treacherous for mountainclimbing
chota - an Indian word for "little"; the police; a town in Peru
chote - flattery
chott - a saline lake or dried lake bed
chouf - a mountain range in Lebanon
choum - a town in Mauritania
choup - variant of "choop", the wild rose hip
chous - plural of "chou", an ornamental ribbon
chout - blackmail; a show or entertainment
choux - plural of "chou", a soft cabbage shaped ornament or rosette in women's wear
chowk - a main street; a bazaar
chows - plural of "chow", a Chinese dog; food
choya - variant of "chay"
choys - plural of "choy", Indian madder
choza - a cabin
chria - in rhetoric, the development of a short saying into an essay
Chris - a first name
chron - short for "chronological", and used in the phrase "chron file"
chrys - a first name
chuan - a first name
chubb - a patent lock
chubs - plural of "chub", a fresh water carp
chuck - a first name; to discard; a cut of beef
chuco - a first name; a Mexican-American
chuds - champs; bites
chuen - the eleventh day of the Mayan religious month
chuet - a minced meat pie
chufa - a European sedge
chuff - a clown; a boor; what a loony is not on; pubic hair; to puff up with self-importance
chufu - a town in China, birthplace of Confucius
chugs - downs a drink without pausing; makes locomotive sounds
chuha - a Pakistani "pinhead", regarded as having special religious healing abilities
chuki - a first name
chule - a town in Chile
chuma - a first name; a town in Bolivia
chumo - a first name
chump - a blockhead; a patsy
chums - plural of "chum", a pal
chung - a first name
chunk - a thick slice
chupa - a canopy
chura - a little town in Cuba
churl - a cad
churm - chirm
churn - to agitate; a British river
churr - to chirp
chuse - to choose
chust - a town in Belarus
chute - a sloping channel
chuts - plural of "chut", a peevish cry
chyak - to tease
chyla - a first name
chyld - a first name
chyle - a milky fluid containing emulsified fat and other products of digestion
chyme - the pulpy matter constituting partially digested food
chyna - a first name
chynd - to cleft
ciana - a first name
ciaos - plural of "ciao", an Italian farewell
ciara - a first name
cibel - a chive; an onion
cibol - a Welsh onion
cicad - a cicada
ciced - excited; enthusiastic
cicek - a first name
cicer - the chick pea; a genus of Asiatic herbs
cided - decided
cider - fermented apple juice; a decider
cides - decides
cidne - a first name
ciego - a ruse or trick
cielo - a first name
ciels - plural of "ciel", a ceiling; a wainscot
ciera - a first name
cifox - a facsimile machine that scrambles and unscrambles transmissions
cigar - a Havana
ciggy - a cigarette
cigua - a lancewood
cihan - a first name
cihat - a first name
cijay - a first name
cilia - plural of "cilium", an eyelash, a filament
cilka - a first name
cilla - a first name
cille - a first name
cills - plural of "cill", a variant of "sill"
cilly - a first name; a Bletchley Park term for an easily guessed enciphering key
cilop - the practice of updating old military aircraft instead of scrapping them
cimar - a scarf
cimas - plural of "cima", a cyma; an ogee molding
cimex - the bed bug; the bed bug genus
cimia - a cimbia, a strengthening band placed around a column
cimon - an ancient Athenian statesman
cinch - a strong girth for a saddle or pack; a certainty; a card game
cinci - a nickname for Cincinnati, Ohio
cinct - engirdled
cincy - a nickname for Cincinnati, Ohio
cinda - a first name
cindi - a first name
cindy - a first name
cines - plural of "cine", a motion picture
ciney - a town in Belgium
cinga - a language
cinny - a first name
cinta - a first name
cinto - a mountain peak in Corsica
cioma - a first name
cione - a first name
cions - plural of "cion", a cutting from a plant
cippi - plural of "cippus", a massive pillar
circa - about (said of a date)
circe - a first name; a sorceress encountered by Odysseus
circs - circumstances; plural of "circ", a prehistoric stone circle
cires - plural of "cire", a polished silk fabric
cirie - a first name
ciril - a first name
cirit - a extreme Turkish form of polo, with points for spearing or unhorsing your opponent
cirls - plural of "cirl", a bunting
cirri - plural of "cirrus", a tendril; a cloud
cirse - a first name
cirta - a town in northern Algeria
cisco - a first name; an American char or whitefish; the black-fin snapper
ciske - a first name
cisse - a first name
cissi - a first name
cissy - a first name; effeminate
cista - a wicker receptacle for carrying sacred items in ancient Roman parades
cists - plural of "cist", a stone chest; a tomb
cital - a summons; a citation
cited - quoted
citee - one who is quoted or referred to
citer - one who quotes
cites - quotes; refers to
citra - a town in Florida
citua - a town in India
cives - chives
civet - a catlike carnivorous mammal; a strong musky substance taken from the genital pouch of a civet
civex - a shortening of "civilian extraction", a method of reprocessing nuclear fuel
civic - of a city; of a citizen
civie - a civilian
civil - polite; nonmilitary
civvy - a civilian
cizar - to cut with scissors
cizre - a town in south east Turkey
clach - a hamlet
clack - to clatter
claco - tlaco
clade - a group of biological taxa
clads - coats one metal with another
claes - a first name; clothes
clags - clogs
claik - the barnacle goose
clail - a first name
claim - a right; an assertion
clair - a first name
clake - variant of "claik", the barnacle goose
clame - a clam; a variant of "cleam", to smear or daub
clamp - to fasten; to squeeze
clams - plural of "clam", a mollusk
clang - to make a loud, resonant sound
clank - to clatter
clans - plural of "clan", a tribe, convocation, or family group
claps - applauds
clapt - poetic "clapped"
clara - a first name; a town in Eire
clare - a first name; a nun of Saint Clare; an English town
clari - a first name
clark - a first name; a clerk
claro - mild in taste; a river in Brazil
clart - to smear with sticky dirt; trouble
clary - a first name; a sweet herb of the sage family; a spiced wine drink
clash - a quarrel; a dispute
clasp - to catch; to hold tightly
class - a category; a distinction; a period of instruction
clast - a fragment of rock
clats - slops
claud - a first name
claum - to handle something with dirty fingers
claus - a first name; Santa's last name
claut - a rake
clava - a clublike structure
clave - a cleft; a Cuban dance beat; one of a pair of hardwood sticks; a past tense of "cleave"
clavi - plural of "clavus", a vertical stripe on a tunic
clavy - clavel
clawk - to claw; to scratch; to snatch
claws - plural of "claw", a talon
clays - plural of "clay", a fine-grained earthy material
clead - to clothe
cleam - to smear; to daub
clean - immaculate
clear - pellucid
cleat - a wedge
cleck - to hatch
cleek - a party pooper; a golf club having an iron head and a long, narrow face; to seize
cleep - variant of "clepe", to name or to call
clees - the two halves of a cloven foot
clefs - plural of "clef", a musical sign
cleft - divided
clegs - plural of "cleg", a horse fly
clela - a first name
clell - a first name
cleme - a first name
clemo - executive clemency; a penny
clems - starves; suffers from cold or hunger
cleon - a first name; an ancient Athenian general and opponent of Pericles
clepe - to name or to call
clerc - a first name
clerk - a first name; an attendant; originally a "cleric"
cleta - a first name
clete - a first name
cleva - a first name
cleve - a first name; a cliff
clevy - a U-shaped device on the end of a wagon tongue, for hitching; the draft iron of a plough
clews - rolls into a ball
clewy - like a rolled-up ball
clica - a gang
click - to tick; a metallic sound
cliff - a first name; a crag
clift - a first name; a cleft
cligh - to steal
clima - an ancient Roman unit of area, 3600 square pedes, about 3.15 ares
climb - to ascend
clime - climate
climp - to touch a clean surface and leave dirty marks
cline - a series of changes within a species
cling - to hold onto
clink - a prison; a metallic sound
clint - a first name; a hard rock
clipe - to tattle
clips - cuts short; short pieces of film
clipt - poetic "clipped"
clits - plural of "clit", slang for "clitoris"
clive - a first name; a clef
cliza - a town in Bolivia
cloak - a loose outer coat; a cover or pretext
cloam - earthenware; to cover with clay
clock - a chronologe; to hit or beat someone
cloda - a first name
clods - plural of "clod", a clump, especially of dirt; a dolt
cloey - a first name
cloff - a cleft; an allowance of two pounds in 3 hundredweight for small retail losses
clogh - a town in Northern Ireland
clogs - blocks or obstructs; heavy shoes
cloit - to fall down heavily
cloke - a cloak
cloky - cloque
clomb - a past tense of "climb"
clomp - to walk heavily and clumsily
clone - a genetic duplicate
clong - the jarring impact of an inept line in a speech
clonk - to make a dull thumping sound; to hit
clons - plural of "clon", a group of asexually derived organisms
cloof - a hoof
clook - cluck
cloom - clay
cloop - the sound made when a cork is removed from a bottle
cloot - a cloven hoof
clops - plural of "clop", the sound of a hoof striking pavement
close - to shut; nearby
closh - skittles; a Dutch seaman
clost - close
clote - a plant related to the burdock
cloth - a fabric
clots - plural of "clot", a blood coagulation
cloud - a first name; a visible mass of atmospheric vapor; to obscure
clour - to knock
clous - plural of "clou", an essential point
clout - a dish cloth; political influence
clove - a spice; a unit of weight of 7 pounds; divided into two
clown - a jester
clows - a rogue
cloye - a thief
cloys - gratifies beyond desire
cloze - a test of reading comprehension or plagiarism in which missing words are filled in
clubs - a suit in cards; shortens the life of a baby seal; associations
cluck - the call of a hen
clued - gave hints
cluer - the devisor of clues in a crossword puzzle
clues - plural of "clue", an indication
cluey - smart; well-informed
clufe - cloof
cluif - cloof
clump - a cluster
clung - clasped
clunk - a gurgle; a dull thumping sound
cluny - a first name; handmade lace; a town in eastern France
clute - a town in Texas
clutz - a klutz, a clumsy person
clwyd - a river in Wales
clyde - a first name; a river in Scotland
clyer - a tuberculous cattle lymph gland
clyff - a first name
clyme - a beggar's artificial sore
clyne - a first name
clype - to tattle
clyph - a first name
clyst - a British river
clyve - a first name
clywd - a first name
cnida - a jellyfish
cnute - a first name
coach - to teach; an enclosed carriage
coact - to cooperate
coady - a first name
coags - plural of "coag", a variant of "coak"
coaks - plural of "coak", a dowel pin
coala - a koala
coals - plural of "coal", an ember
coaly - resembling coal
coapt - to fit together and make fast
coarb - a bishop or abbot
coari - a town in Brazil
coast - a shore; to ride upon; to travel on momentum alone
coate - a Shakespearean form of "quote"
coati - a tropical American relative of the raccoon
coats - plural of "coat", a cover; a mantel; a cloak
coaty - of a coat; like a coat
coaxy - coaxing
cobar - copper coins; a town in New South Wales, Australia
cobbo - a close friend
cobbs - plural of "cobb", a sea gull
cobby - a first name; stout, hearty; compact, muscular, and thickset
cobey - a first name
cobia - a large game fish
cobie - a first name
coble - a fishing boat
cobol - a hideous programming language used in business applications
cobot - a robotic device designed to assist a disabled person
cobra - a venomous snake
cobus - a first name; a kobus
cobza - a short-necked Romanian musical instrument with 10 strings
cocas - plural of "coca", a South American shrub
cocci - plural of "coccus", a spherical bacterial organism that is slightly flattened when grouped
cocco - the taro and other edible tubers
coche - a language family of Columbia and Ecuador
cocko - a general term of address, in Australia anyway
cocks - plural of "cock", a rooster; a tap on a barrel; a penis; a conical pile of hay
cocky - conceited; overconfident
cocle - referring to the prehistoric culture of Panama
cocoa - a beverage
cocos - a group of coral islands in the Indian Ocean; plural of "coco", a tall palm tree
cocum - luck; an advantage; butter
cocus - green ebony
cocuy - a mountain range in Colombia
codas - plural of "coda", a musical finale; an ending; a summing up
coday - a first name
codec - an integrated circuit ("coder/decoder"); compression/decompression algorithms
coded - in code
codee - a first name
codel - a common abbreviation for "Congressional Delegation", aka "junket"
coden - a coding classification
coder - one who codes or writes computer programs
codes - plural of "code", a cipher; a computer program
codex - an ancient manuscript
codey - a first name
codie - a first name
codle - to coddle
codon - a bell; a triplet of nucleotides that specify a particular protein
codpa - a town in Chile
coeca - variant plural of "cecum"
coeds - plural of "coed", a coeducational student; a female student
coedy - a first name
coega - a town in South Africa
coele - a Roman province of southeast Anatolia
coeur - French for "heart", used in phrases like "cri de coeur"
cofan - an Indian tribe in Colombia
cofer - a first name
coffe - a cafe
coffs - buys
cogan - a town in Wales
cogie - a small wooden bowl
cogon - a tall tropical grass
cogue - a wooden milk bowl
cohab - a cohabitor or roommate
cohen - a Hebrew priest (distinct from a rabbi)
cohoe - a Pacific salmon
cohog - a quahog
cohol - kohl
cohos - plural of "coho", a small salmon
cohue - a crowd
coifs - plural of "coif", a hair style
coign - a projecting cornerstone
coils - plural of "coil", a loop
coily - coiling; like a coil; full of coils
coins - plural of "coin", a metallic monetary token
coiny - like a coin; full of coins
coirs - plural of "coir", a fiber obtained from coconut husks
coits - plural of "coit", a game piece; has sexual intercourse
coked - converted into coke; affected by cocaine
coker - coco; one who uses cocaine
cokes - changes into a carbon fuel; varieties of cocaine
cokey - a first name; a cocaine user
cokie - a first name; a cocaine user
colac - a town in Australia
colan - a first name
colar - a first name; a variant of "collar"
colas - a first name; plural of "cola", a carbonated beverage
colbi - a first name
colby - a first name; a kind of cheese
colds - plural of "cold", a respiratory infection
colea - a first name; moss grass
colen - a first name
coler - a cobbler
coles - plural of "cole", a plant of the cabbage family
colet - a first name; variant of "collet", a collar or neckband
colex - co-lexicographic, that is, reverse alphabetical order
coley - a first name; an edible fish of the cod family
colic - flatulence; indigestion; generalized baby malaise
colie - a first name
colin - a first name; an American partridge or bobwhite
colis - a first name
colla - plural of "collum", an anatomical neck; a musical term meaning "with the"
colls - fondles
colly - a first name; soot or grime; to understand
colma - a river in California; a town of 19 cemeteries south of San Francisco
colmi - a town in California
colne - a British river
colog - a cologarithm
colom - marijuana from Colombia
colon - a punctuation mark; part of the intestines; a monetary unit of Costa Rica and El Salvador
color - a hue
colps - plural of "colp", variant of "collup", a small slice of meat
colts - plural of "colt", a young horse
colty - a first name; of or like a colt
colum - a first name
colyn - a first name
colza - a kind of cabbage; rapeseed
comae - a variant plural of "coma"
comal - comose; tufty
coman - a first name; cuman, a Turkic people
comas - plural of "coma", a tuft of silky hair; a condition of prolonged unconsciousness
combe - a wooded valley
combi - a combination; a mini-truck
combo - a combination meal; a musical group
combs - plural of "comb", an instrument for hair grooming
comby - resembling a comb
comed - variant past tense of "come"
comer - a first name; an arrival; one who is arriving; one who is realizing a great potential
comes - arrives; climaxes
comet - a card game; an astronomical body
comfy - comfortable
comic - humorous
comix - underground comic books
comly - comely
comma - a punctuation mark; a butterfly
commo - communication; goods such as candy or tobacco obtained from a prison commissary; a Communist
comms - communications; lines of communication
commy - a communist
comox - a people of eastern Vancouver Island
compa - a friend
compo - plaster; workman's compensation; a composition material
comps - plural of "comp", a comprehensive exam
compt - to count; neat; a count
compy - to comprehend or understand
comte - a French nobleman; a kind of cheese
comus - the Roman god of revelry; a masque
conal - a first name; refering to the conus arteriosus
conan - a first name
conch - a first name; a shell
condi - a first name
condo - a condominium
conds - navigates
coned - tapering
coner - a machine that mats fur fibers for hats
cones - plural of "cone", a conical shape
conex - a huge standardized shipping container for rapid transfer between ships and rail
coney - a rabbit
confo - a conference
confs - plural of "conf", a conference
conga - a Latin American dance of African origin in which people dance in a line
conge - the act of taking leave
congo - an African country; a black tea
conia - a hemlock
conic - conical
conil - a Spanish fishing village near Trafalgar
conin - conine; a hemlock
conks - hits on the head
conky - full of a tree fungus
conne - a first name; study
conni - a first name
conns - directs the steering of a ship
conny - a first name
conob - kanhobol
conon - a first name
conor - a first name
conoy - an American Indian people living near the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay
conry - a first name
conso - a first name
conte - a short story; a hard graphite crayon
conti - a first name
conto - money of account; a coin of Brazil
conus - an anatomical part in mammals; a genus of tropical snails
convo - a conversation
conwy - a first name; a town in Wales
cooba - an Australian wattle
cooch - a sinuous erotic dance
cooed - made love; made a bird call
cooee - an Australian bush call
cooer - one who coos
cooey - an Australian bush call
coofs - plural of "coof", a dolt
cooja - an earthenware water vessel
cooke - a first name
cooks - heats to prepare for eating
cooky - a cook; a small cake
cools - loses heat
cooly - a coolie; coolly
coomb - a unit of volume of 4 bushels; a wooded valley
cooms - soots; plural of "coom", the cover of a coffin
coomy - sooty
coons - plural of "coon", a raccoon
coony - cagey; canny
coops - confines; plural of "coop", a chicken cage; plural of "coop", a cooperative
coopt - to elect or appoint; to subvert
coopy - a hen
coorg - a state of southwest India; a language
coosa - a river in Alabama; an extensive Native American nation
coose - the vagina as sexual object
coosh - comfortable
coost - past tense of "to cast"; to cast
coots - plural of "coot", an aquatic bird
cooty - feather-legged; an imaginary bug infecting grade school children
cooze - the vagina as sexual object
coozy - the vagina as sexual object
copal - a resin
copan - an ancient Mayan city in eastern Mexico
copay - to pay together with others
copec - variant of "kopek", a Russian coin
coped - contended; dealt with
DUPLICATE:c copen - a town in West Virginia
copei - the pitch apple
DUPLICATE:c copen - a blue color
coper - a dealer; one who copes
copes - deals with
cophs - plural of "coph", qoph, a Hebrew letter
copje - a small hill in the African veld
copos - lassitude
coppa - a kind of Italian prepared ham
copps - a variant of "copse", a thicket
coppy - a low stool; a crested bird
copra - dried coconut kernels
copse - a thicket
copsy - covered with undergrowth
copts - plural of "Copt", an Egyptian Christian
coque - a loop of ribbon used to decorate hats
coqui - a small francolin of Africa; a tiny, loud frog common to Puerto Rico
corah - plain, undyed; a kind of silk
coral - a first name; a marine creature; a shade of pink
coram - a town in New York; before, in the presence of
coran - a first name
corbe - crooked
corbi - a first name
corbs - plural of "corb", a basket
corby - a first name; a raven or crow; an English town
corde - a crocheting cord
cordi - a first name
cords - corduroy pants; plural of "cord", a string
cordy - a first name; thready or striated
corea - Korea
cored - removed the center
coree - a first name; an extinct American Indian people of the North Carolina coast
coren - a first name
corer - a device for removing the core of fruit
cores - plural of "core", a center
coret - a pond snail
corey - a first name; the penis
corfe - a town in England
corfs - plural of "corf", a basket; a lobster cage; a small wagon
corfu - one of the Ionian islands, west of Greece
corge - twenty; a score
corgi - a dog breed
corie - a first name
corin - a first name
corio - a first name
corke - corcir
corks - plural of "cork", a stopper
corky - a first name; lively
corlu - a town in Turkey
corly - a first name
cormo - a sheep bred according to the Cormo system
corms - plural of "corm", the stem or bulb of certain plants
corni - plural of "corno", a French horn
corno - a French horn; a mountain peak in Italy
corns - preserves with salt
cornu - a horn; a horn-shaped anatomical part
corny - a first name; trite; having corns on the feet
coroa - a coin
corol - a corolla
corps - a contingent
corra - a first name
corri - a first name
corry - a first name
corse - a corpse; the Corsican dialect; a European cape
corso - a strut
corta - a unit of weight in the Balearic Islands
corte - a dip or step in ballroom dancing; a town in Corsica
corty - a first name
corua - a river in Brazil
coruh - a river in northeastern Turkey
corum - a town in Turkey
corve - a variant of "corf", a basket; a British river
coryl - a first name
coryn - a first name
cosec - cosecant, a mathematical term from trigonometry
cosed - made oneself cozy
cosen - cozen
coses - chats; makes oneself cozy
coset - an equivalence class
cosey - a cozy; a teapot cover
cosie - a first name; a cozy
cosma - a first name
cosme - a first name
cosmo - a first name
cosse - cosse green, a strong yellow green color
costa - a first name; a rib
coste - to coast; a term from heraldry
costs - plural of "cost", an expense
cotan - cotangent, a mathematical term from trigonometry
cotch - to catch; to shirk work; catechu
cotes - passes by; a French wine
cotey - a first name
cothi - a British river
coths - plural of "coth", a hyperbolic cotangent
cotso - an exclamation, derived from "God's oath"
cotta - a surplice; a blanket
cotte - a tight fitting garment resembling the cotehardie
cotts - plural of "cott", a variant of "cot"
cotty - a first name; matted, entangled
cotys - a first name; a Thracian goddess
couac - the strident tone produced by a reed instrument blown incorrectly
couch - a sofa; to put into words
couco - a town in Portugal
coude - pertaining to a type of telescope
cough - tussis
cougs - plural of "Coug", a nickname for the Cougars football team.
coula - a kind of African nut
could - is able
coule - a canyon
couma - a tropical South American tree
coumb - a comb
count - to reckon; a member of the nobility
coupe - a closed car
coups - overturns; plural of "coup", a decisive stroke
courb - to stoop
courd - covered
coure - to cover; to cower
cours - cowers
court - a first name; to woo; a tribunal
couta - a barricuda
couth - agreeable; civilized
couzy - a girl
coval - a town in Portugal
coved - arched over
covee - a landlord
coven - a muster of witches
cover - to wrap; to hide; a British river
coves - curves over or inward; plural of "cove", a fellow; a bay
covet - to desire
covey - a bevy
covid - a unit of measurement in Arabia
covin - collusive fraud
cowal - a depression or channel; a lake in Australia
cowan - a first name; an uninitiated Freemason; someone who poses as a Freemason; a variety of turtle
cowed - daunted
cower - to cringe
cowes - a resort town in England, on the Isle of Wight
cowey - a first name
cowie - a first name
cowle - a grant or engagement in writing, especially of amnesty or safe passage
cowls - plural of "cowl", a hood
cowly - a town in England; like a cow; like a cowl
cowps - a variant of "coups", overturns
cowra - a town in Australia
cowry - a small shell used as money
cowsh - nonsense, from an abbreviation of "cow shit"
coxae - plural of "coxa", a hip joint
coxal - of the hip
coxed - coxswained
coxes - plural of "cox", a coxswain
coxey - avian coccidiosis
coxim - a town in Brazil
coyan - a first name; a unit of weight of Thailand of about 2.7 pounds
coyed - caressed
coyer - more shy
coyle - a first name; a river in Argentina
coyly - bashfully; flirtatiously
coyne - a first name
coyol - any of several tropical American palms
coypu - the nutria
cozed - chatted
cozen - to cheat
cozer - one who chats
cozes - plural of "coz", a cousin; chats
cozey - a cover for a teapot
cozie - a cozey
cozmo - a first name
cozza - pork
craal - to kraal
crabs - plural of "crab", a sea arachnid; a pubic louse
crack - a gap; a form of cocaine; a snide remark
craft - a skill; to fashion
crago - a genus of large shrimps
crags - plural of "crag", a large jagged rock
craic - fun; the fun of it
craie - a crare, a trading vessel
craig - a first name; a crag; the neck
craik - variant of "crake", the corncrake; to nag
crail - a fishing basket; a town in Scotland
crake - the corncrake; to nag; a British river
craks - plural of "crak", a suit in mah-jongg
crame - a booth
cramp - a muscle spasm; to constrain
crams - packs tightly; studies for a test at the last minute
crane - to hoist; a wading bird
crang - a whale carcass after the blubber and whalebone has been removed
crank - eccentric; a bent rod; amphetamines
crans - plural of "cran", about 750 herrings
crape - a transparent gauze
craps - defecates; a dice game
crapy - resembling crape
crare - a trading vessel
crase - to break into pieces; to crack
crash - a coarse cloth often used for drapes; to smash; to impose on a friend for housing
crass - gross; unsubtle
crate - a packing case
crato - a town in Brazil
crave - to yearn for; to desire
cravo - the opah, the king fish
crawk - to utter a harsh squawk; a radio performer who imitates animals
crawl - to creep; to go slowly; to go on all fours
craws - plural of "craw", stomach
craze - a mania
crazo - an insane person
crazy - mad; insane
creag - a first name
creak - to squeak
cream - a derivative of milk; the best; a smooth, rich sauce
creat - an East Indian herb
creck - the corncrake
crecy - a French city, site of a medieval British victory
crede - a part of the Mass
credo - a statement of faith
creds - plural of "cred", credibility
creed - a first name; a system of beliefs
creek - a stream; an American Indian tribe
creel - a fish basket
creem - to crush; to mash
creep - to crawl
crees - softens grain; plural of "Cree", an American Indian tribe
cregg - a first name
creig - a first name
creil - a town in France
crema - a town in northern Italy; the foamy milk layer on the top of a cup of espresso
creme - cream
crems - krems
crena - a furrow, notch, or cleft
creon - in Greek mythology, king of Thebes, buried niece Antigone alive for breaking law
crepe - a light crinkled fabric
crept - poetic "creeped"
crepy - like crepe; covered with crepe
cress - watercress
crest - a top; a heraldic device
creta - chalk; fuller's earth
crete - a Mediterranean island country
creus - a European cape
creux - the reverse of relief
crewe - an earthenware pot; an English town
crews - plural of "crew", a team
crewy - like a crew
criag - a first name
cribo - a large harmless snake
cribs - copies; plural of "crib", a cradle
crick - a cramp; a creek
cried - wept; spoke suddenly and sharply
crier - a proclaimer; a weeper
cries - weeps; proclaims
criey - crying; prone to cry
crile - a short deformed person
crime - a legal misdeed
crimp - to corrugate
crims - plural of "crim", a criminal
crina - a first name
crine - to shrink or wizen; hair; a head of hair
crink - to bend or twist; to make a metallic crackling sound; amphetamines
crips - plural of "crip", a member of a particular gang
crise - a crisis
crish - a first name
crisp - sharp; a potato chip
criss - a wooden stand with a curved top on which crest tiles are shaped
crith - the mass of a liter of hydrogen at 0 degrees Celsius and 760 mm pressure, about 0.08987 gm
crito - a first name
crits - plural of "crit", the minimum mass of fissile material required for a chain reaction
croak - a frog sound; to die
croat - a native of Croatia
croci - plural of "crocus", a flower
crock - a jar; an undesirable situation
crocs - plural of "croc", a crocodile
croft - a small farm
croia - a town in Albania
crois - a cross
croix - a first name
croma - a quaver
cromb - to draw with a crome
crome - a crook
crone - an old woman
cronk - a hoarse croak; ill or ailing; unsound; dishonest; to sit or squat and idly gossip
crons - plural of "cron", a million years
crony - a familiar friend
cronz - a gun
crood - to coo
crook - a bend; a shepherd's implement; a criminal; an English town
crool - to mutter; to coo
croom - a pitchfork; a town in Eire
croon - to sing romantically
croot - an Army recruit
crope - a finial; a past participle of "creep"
crops - cuts short; plural of "crop", an agricultural product
crore - ten million
crose - to whine in sympathy
cross - a first name; sullen; a crucifix; to thwart
crost - poetic "crossed"
croud - a Welsh violin
croup - a throat disease
crout - variant of "kraut", pickled cabbage
crowd - a mob; a Welsh violin
crowl - a stunt; a dwarf
crown - a tiara; the top of the head; a 5 shilling piece
crows - makes a crowing sound; brags; plural of "crow", a kind of raven
croys - plural of "croy", an embankment; a fish trap
croze - a cooper's tool
cruce - a crucible
cruck - one of a pair of curved timbers supporting the roof in old English homes
crude - rough; vulgar
crudo - a variety of Italian dishes made with raw fish
cruds - curds
crudy - crude; awful; cruddy
cruel - hard-hearted; merciless
crues - a variant of "crews"
cruet - a eucharistic flagon
cruff - crude or ungracious manners
cruft - a disagreeable substance
cruit - an army recruit
crull - curly
crumb - a bit of bread; a cad
crump - crooked; a bang; feeling very good; a lake in North America
crums - plural of "crum", a variant of "crumb"
cruni - a town in Bulgaria
crunk - excellent; a style of music; a variant of "crunkle"
crunt - a blow on the head; dirt
cruor - coagulated blood
crups - plural of "crup", the buttocks
crura - plural of "crus", the portion of the leg between the ankle and knee
cruse - a small bottle
crush - to subdue; to crumple; a hidden romantic attraction
crust - a coating; the outer layer of bread; impertinence
crusy - an open iron lamp used with a rush reed
cruth - a crwth
cruts - plural of "crut", a dwarf
cruve - cruive, a pen or sty; a wattle fish trap
crwth - a Welsh violin, also called a "crowd"
cryal - the heron
crypp - a cryptographer
crypt - a tomb
csaba - a first name
csoba - a first name
csuba - a first name
ctene - a "comb" or stinging structure on a coelenterate's tentacle
cuate - a buddy
cuban - a native of Cuba; a Cuban cigar
cubba - a promiscuous woman
cubby - a small enclosed space
cubeb - a dried pepper berry used for bronchitis and urinary infections; a kind of cigarette
cubed - raised to the third power; diced
cubeo - a people of eastern Colombia
cuber - one who cubes
cubes - plural of "cube", a rectangular solid with equal sides
cubey - shaped like a cube
cubic - volumetric; taken to the third power
cubie - a single constituent cube of a Rubik's cube puzzle
cubit - a unit of length of about 18 inches, the distance from elbow to finger tip
cubyl - a term in chemistry
cucao - a town in Chile
cucas - plural of "cuca", a cocaine shrub
cucks - excretes
cudas - plural of "cuda", a colloquial form of "barracuda"
cuddy - a cabin; rent; a donkey; a clown
cueca - a Chilean courtship dance
cuena - a quena, a primitive vertical reed flute
cuero - a town in Texas
cuers - plural of "cuer", one who provides cues
cueta - a gun
cuete - a gun
cueva - a Cunan people of Panama
cuevo - a town in Bolivia
cuffa - a tale
cuffo - free of charge; credit
cuffs - strikes smartly; plural of "cuff", a handcuff; a shirtcuff
cuffy - a black person
cufic - an Arabic script
cufre - a town in Uruquay
cuifs - coofs
cuing - present participle of "cue"
cuirs - plural of "cuir", a leather
cuish - thigh armor
cuito - a river in Angola
cuits - plural of "cuit", the ankle
cujam - the star Omega Herculis
cukes - plural of "cuke", a cucumber
culch - rubbish; stones and old shells that form a spawning bed for oysters
culet - a lower facet of a diamond
culex - a genus of gnats and mosquitoes
culls - selects
cully - a first name; a silly dupe; a deceived man; to cheat
culms - forms a hollow stem; plural of "culm", coal dust
culmy - blackened with soot
culot - a calyx
culoz - a town in France
culpa - negligence for which one is liable
culpe - blameworthiness
culta - a town in Bolivia
culti - plural of "cultus", an established religious rite
cults - plural of "cult", a sect
culty - cult-like
cumae - a city in southwest Italy near the bay of Naples, colonized by the Greeks
cumai - a variant of "Cumae"
cumal - a first name
cuman - a Turkic people, also known as the Ghuzz
cumar - a first name
cumay - a small gum tree
cumbu - pearl millet
cumec - a unit of measurement of flow rate, a cubic meter per second
cumic - cumic acid, a white crystalline acid
cumie - a nickname for a cumulus cloud
cumin - a bitter herb
cumku - the 18th month of the Mayan civil calendar
cumly - cumbly
cummy - of semen; saturated with semen
cumol - cumene
cumyl - cumenyl
cunan - a language family of the Chibchan group
cunas - a people of the Cunan tribe
cunco - a town in Chile
cunds - conns a ship
cundy - a conduit; a small ventilation passageway in a mine; miscellaneous sexual secretions left after intercourse
cunei - plural of "cuneus", a convolution of the mesial surface of the occipital lobe of the brain
cuneo - a town in Italy
cunni - plural of "cunnus", the female external genitals
cunny - a rabbit; slang for the female external genitals
cunts - plural of "cunt", a vulgarism
cuntu - a town in Romania
cunty - a vulgarism
cunye - a coin; money
cunza - the Atacama language
cupar - a town in Scotland
cupay - a pitch apple
cupel - a small, cuplike, porous vessel used for assaying
cupid - the Roman god of love
cuppa - slang for "cup of tea"
cuppy - cuplike
cupro - a kind of rayon
curan - a first name
curat - a cuirass
curbs - restrains; plural of "curb", a restraint; a low boundary along a street
curby - affected by curb; a waitress who serves parked cars
curch - a kerchief
curds - lumps; curdled milk
curdy - coagulated; full of curds
curea - a town in Texas
cured - healed; preserved (as in leather or meat)
curer - a healer; a fish drier
cures - heals
curet - a surgical instrument
curfs - plural of "curf", an incision made by a cutting tool
curia - a Senate house; a court
curie - a unit of measurement of radiation
curin - a town in Ecuador
curio - rare bric-a-brac
curle - clippings from coins
curls - bends; twirls; curly hair
curly - a first name; wavy
curns - plural of "curn", a grain
curny - grainy
curre - a golden-eye duck
currs - purrs; makes a low murmuring sound
curry - a first name; to comb; an Indian spice; an dish made with curry
cursa - a star in the constellation Eridanus
curse - to execrate
curst - poetic "cursed"; peevish
curua - a town in Brazil
curve - a bend; a line that is not straight
curvy - undulating
cusae - a town in lower Egypt
cusco - a city in south central Peru, capital of the Inca empire
cusec - a unit of measurement of flow rate, cubic feet per second
cushy - easy and well paid
cusks - plural of "cusk", a marine food fish
cusps - plural of "cusp", a sharp point
cuspy - having many cusps; a commonly used system program
cusso - an Ethiopian tree
custy - a customer (drug dealer's slang)
cusum - a cumulative sum
cutch - couch grass; auburn; a resinous mixture for curing sails and nets; Kutch
cutee - a first name
cuten - to make cute
cuter - more cute
cutes - plural of "cutis", true skin; cuteness
cutey - variant of "cutie", an attractive person
cutie - an attractive person
cutin - a waxy substance found on plants
cutis - true skin; the dermis
cutor - a prosecutor
cutto - a large knife
cutts - plural of "cutt", a cutthroat trout
cutty - a first name; short; a clay pipe; a thickset girl; a friend
cutup - a class clown; a comic performer
cuvee - a wine made by blending different vintages
cuzco - a city in south central Peru, capital of the Inca empire
cuzzy - the vagina
cyann - a first name
cyano - pertaining to cyanogen
cyans - plural of "cyan", a blue color
cyars - plural of "cyar", an ear hole
cybel - a first name
cybil - a first name
cybot - a cybernetic robot
cycad - a palm
cycas - a sago palm tree
cycle - a period; a circle; a bicycle
cyclo - a three-wheeled motor vehicle
cyder - variant of "cider", fermented apple juice
cydne - a first name
cylin - a first name
cylix - a kylix, a kind of Greek vase
cylla - a first name
cymae - plural of "cyma", a curved molding
cymar - variant of "simar", a scarf; a loose dress
cymas - plural of "cyma", a curved molding
cymba - the upper part of the concha of the ear; the cover around a flower
cymes - plural of "cyme", a flower cluster
cymol - cymene
cymru - Wales
cymry - the Welsh
cynan - a first name
cynda - a first name
cynde - a first name
cyndi - a first name
cyndy - a first name
cynic - a realist
cynie - a first name
cynin - a British river
cynon - a British river
cynth - a first name
cyons - plural of "cyon", variant of "scion"
cypre - a large tree of the genus Cordia
cyrah - a first name
cyrel - a first name
cyril - a first name
cyris - a first name
cyros - a first name
cyrus - a first name; a crane
cysto - a cystoscopy
cysts - plural of "cyst", a sac; a water bag
cytes - plural of "cyte", a maturing germ cell
cyton - the body of a nerve cell
cytty - short
cyvet - civet
cywyn - a British river
czars - plural of "czar", a Russian ruler
czech - a native of the Czech Republic
daban - a town in China
dabbs - a first name
dabby - a first name; damp
dabih - the star Beta Capricorni
dabir - a first name
dacca - Dhaka, a city in Bangladesh
dacee - a first name
daces - plural of "dace", a freshwater fish
dacey - a first name
dacha - a Russian cottage; dagga
dache - a first name
dachs - a dachshund
dacia - a first name; an ancient Roman province, between the Danube and the Carpathians
dacie - a first name
dacio - a first name
dacka - marijuana
dacre - ten
dacso - a first name
dacus - a genus of trypetid fruit flies
dadap - an Indian tree whose roots are nitrogen fixers
dadar - a town in India
dadas - plural of "dada", an artistic movement
dadda - father
daddy - father
dades - holds up by leading strings
dadie - a first name
dadjo - a first name
dadle - to walk unsteadily
dados - plural of "dado", the part of a pedestal between the base and the cornice.
daena - the moral element in personality, according to Zoroastrianism
daeva - a maleficent supernatural being
daffi - a first name
daffs - thrusts aside; plays the fool; plural of "daff", a daffodil
daffy - a first name; loony
dafla - a primitive people of Assam
dafna - a first name
dafne - a first name
dafny - a first name
dafty - a crazy person
dagan - a first name; the Babylonian god of the earth
dagda - a first name; a Celtic god; a town in Latvia
dagen - a first name
dagga - marijuana; a South African plant similar to hemp
daggy - referring to sheep having muddy wool; tiresome; stupid; gross
dagna - a first n ame
dagne - a first name
dagny - a first name
dagon - a first name; a Philistine fish god; a former name for Rangoon
dagos - plural of "dago", an ethnic slur
dagua - a town in Papua New Guinea; a town in Colombia
dahab - a town in Egypt
dahae - a tribe of central Asia
dahem - a first name
dahir - a first name
dahla - a town in Afghanistan
dahls - variant of "dals", dishes of lentils and spices
dahra - a first name; a mountain in Algeria
dahud - a first name
dahut - a first name
daicy - a first name
daien - a town in Sudan
daigh - dough
daija - a first name
daijo - a form of Buddhism
daile - a first name
dails - plural of "dail", the Irish parliament
daily - a first name; each day; a newspaper published each day
daima - an ancient site in northwest Africa
daimi - a first name
daina - a first name
daine - a first name; a variant of "deign"
daint - dainty
daira - an Arabic tambourine
daire - a first name
dairi - the Mikado's palace
dairt - a yearling calf
dairy - a milk farm; containing milk
daise - to daze
daisi - a first name
daisy - a first name; a flower
daith - an ear piercing
daito - a town in Japan
daiva - a first name
dajan - a first name
dakar - a seaport, and the capital of Senegal
daker - the corncrake; to lounge; ten
dakha - Dhaka, a city in Bangladesh
dakim - a first name
dakin - a first name
dakir - a daker; to dicker; ten
dakka - marijuana
dakua - a kauri pine
dalag - murral
dalai - Tibetan for "ocean" and referring to the head Lama of Tibetan Buddhism
dalal - a first name
dalan - a first name; a veranda for visitors, common in Persia and India
dalby - a first name; a town in Denmark
dalea - a genus of herbs
daled - having many dales; the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
dalen - a first name
daler - a dalesman; a Danish or Swedish dollar
dales - plural of "dale", a valley
dalet - the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
daley - a first name
dalga - a town in Egypt
dalia - a first name
dalil - a first name
dalin - a first name
dalis - a first name; plural of "dali", a Brazilian timber tree
dalit - a Hindu caste, formerly untouchables; literally "ones ground down"
dalle - a canyon; a paving slab
dalli - a tropical tree
dalls - plural of "dall", incised tile or cow dung fuel
dally - to tarry
dalma - a first name
dalny - the Russian name of Darien, a seaport in China
daloa - a town in the Ivory Coast
dalos - plural of "dalo", taro
dalry - a town in Scotland
dalts - plural of "dalt", a foster child
dalva - a first name
dalya - a first name
dalyn - a first name
dalys - a first name
daman - a first name; a small rabbit-like mammal; a coney; the Syrian hyrax; a town in India
damar - a first name; variant of "dammar", a resin from pine trees
damas - the fallow deer; the French name for Damascus
damba - a first name
dambo - a small grassy floodplain of central Africa
damee - a first name
damek - a first name
damen - a first name
dames - plural of "dame", a woman; a titled woman
damia - a first name
damie - a first name
damik - a small village in Pakistan
damin - a first name; an extinct Australian click language
damir - a first name
damme - an exclamation of suprise, meaning "damn me!"
damna - plural of "damnum", a detriment to character or property
damns - assigns to perdition
damoh - a town in India
damon - a first name; the friend of Pythias
damps - exhalations
dampy - moist
damya - a first name
danae - a first name; mother of Perseus, visited by Zeus in the form of a golden shower
danah - a first name
danai - a first name
danal - a first name
danan - a first name; one of the three peaks of Krakatoa
danay - a first name
danba - a town in China
danbo - a kind of cheese
danby - a first name; a lake in North America
dance - to caper
dancy - like a dance; given to dance
danda - a first name
dandi - a dandy; a boatman on the Ganges river
dando - a drinker who leaves without paying for his drinks; a glutton
dands - plural of "dand", a dandy
dandy - a fop; a swell; very acceptable
danea - a first name
danee - a first name
danek - a first name
danel - a first name
danen - a first name
danes - plural of "Dane", a native of Denmark
danet - a first name
daney - a first name
danfy - a first name
dango - a Japanese style of rigging business bids
dangs - plural of "dang", a pitifully mild expletive
dania - a first name; a town in Florida
danic - Danish
danie - a first name
danik - a first name
danio - an aquarium fish
danis - a first name
danit - a first name
daniz - a first name
danja - a first name
danka - a first name
danko - a first name
danks - plural of "dank", wetness, unpleasant moistness
danli - danglin
danna - a first name; a privy
danne - a first name
danni - a first name
danno - a first name
danny - a first name
danon - a first name
danse - French for "dance", as in "danse macabre"
danta - a tapir
dante - a first name
dants - daunts
danya - a first name
danyl - a first name
danys - a first name
danza - a musical term meaning "dance"
danzy - a first name
daoud - a first name
daquf - a town in Egypt
daquq - a town in Iraq
darab - a first name
daraf - an inverse farad, a unit of measurement of elastance
darah - a first name
darak - rice bran
daran - a first name
darat - a Somalian unit of area, of about 8,000 square meters
daray - a first name
darbi - a first name
darbs - plural of "darb", a thing considered extraordinary
darby - a first name; a plasterer's float
darce - a first name
darci - a first name
darcy - a first name; a unit of measurement of flow permeability
darda - a first name
dards - plural of "dard", an Indo-Aryan people of the upper Indus valley
dared - a first name; braved; challenged
dareh - a first name
darek - a first name
darel - a first name; a tribal area in Pakistan
daren - a first name
darer - one who dares
dares - braves; challenges
darga - a structure over the grave of a holy person
dargi - a Caucasian language
dargo - a river and a town in Australia
dargs - plural of "darg", a day's work
daria - a first name
daric - a first name; a gold coin of Darius
darii - the name given by logicians to one of the fifteen valid syllogisms
darik - a first name
daril - a first name
darin - a first name
dario - a first name
daris - plural of "dari", Indian millet
darja - a first name
darko - a first name
darks - darkens
darky - an ethnic slur
darla - a first name
darli - a first name
darly - a first name
darne - a first name
darns - mends; plural of "darn", a mild curse
daron - a first name
daroo - the sycamore
darra - a first name; a town in Pakistan
darrs - plural of "darr", the European black tern
darry - a first name; a town in Germany
darse - a first name
darsi - a first name
darso - a hybrid grain sorghum
darst - dares
darsy - a first name
darts - rushes; plural of "dart", a small arrow
darun - a first name
darva - a first name
darya - a first name
daryl - a first name
daryn - a first name
darzi - a member of an urban caste of tailors in India
dasan - a first name
dasco - a first name
dases - variant of "dazes"
dasey - a first name
dasha - a first name
dashi - a first name; soup stock from fish and kelp
dasht - an Asian river
dashy - showy
dasie - a first name
dasis - plural of "dasi", a female Hindu slave
dasnt - a dialect form of "dares not" or "doesn't"
dassy - a hyrax
daswe - to dasewe, to become dimsighted
dasya - a first name; a genus of marine red algae
dasyu - one of the dark-skinned Dravidian aborigines of India
datal - containing a date; daytale
datch - thatch
dated - obsolete; marked with a calendar date; wooed
dater - one who dates
dates - plural of "date", a romantic meeting; a calendar time; a fruit
datey - like a date
datha - a first name
datia - a town in India
datil - a South American palm used for making baskets
datin - a female member of a senior chivalric order of Malaysia
daton - a first name
datos - plural of "dato", a Philippine tribal chief
datto - a Philippine tribal chief
datuk - a senior chivalric order of Malaysia
datum - something given; the proper singular of "data"
datus - a first name
daube - a braised meat stew
daubs - smears
dauby - sticky
daudi - a first name
dauds - thumps
dauid - a first name
dauks - plural of "dauk", a flaw in timber
daule - a town in Ecuador
dault - a dalt, a foster-child
daunt - to cow; to intimidate; to overcome with fear
daura - a town in Iraq
dauri - plural of "daur", a Manchu-Tungus people
daurs - dares
dause - a first name
dauts - fondles
dauws - plural of "dauw", a Burchell's zebra
davao - a city of the Philippines
davar - a first name
daved - a first name
davee - a first name
daven - a first name; to utter Jewish prayers
daver - to move about in a stupor
davey - a first name
davia - a first name
david - a first name
davie - a first name
davin - a first name
davis - a first name
davit - a hoisting device on a ship for raising or lowering boats
davon - a first name
davor - a first name
davos - a Swiss mountain resort
dawan - a first name
dawds - dauds, thumps
dawdy - dowdy
dawed - dawned
dawen - to dawn
dawgs - plural of "dawg", a humorous spelling of a Southern pronunciation of "dog"
dawid - a first name
dawin - a first name
dawit - a first name
dawks - plural of "dawk", mail carried by relays; a parcel or letter
dawms - plural of "dawm", a fortieth of a rupee
dawna - a first name; a mountain range in Burma
dawne - a first name
dawnn - a first name
dawns - sunrises; becomes apparent
dawny - in poor health
dawon - a first name
dawts - fondles
dawud - a first name
dawut - a first name
daxie - a dachshund
dayak - a Malay race
dayal - an East Indian songbird
dayan - a judge in a rabbinical court
daycy - a first name
dayle - a first name
dayma - a first name
dayna - a first name
dayne - a first name
daynt - dainty
dayse - a first name
daysi - a first name
daysy - a first name
dazed - stunned
dazer - a battery-operated sonic dog deterrent used by the Post Office
dazes - stuns
dazey - like a daze
deads - plural of "dead", ore debris
deady - gin
deafy - a beggar who pretends to be deaf; a deaf person
deage - to remove the effects of ageing
deair - to remove air from, as when casting a mold
deals - trades or does business; passes out playing cards
dealt - handed out
dealy - a thingamajig
deana - a first name
deane - a first name
deann - a first name
deano - a first name; a month
deans - plural of "dean", head of the faculty at a university
deare - variant of "dere"
dearn - a first name; mournful
dears - plural of "dear", a beloved person
deary - a dear
dease - a strait in Canada
deash - to remove ashes from
death - the end of life
deave - to deafen
deaws - dews
deawy - dewy
debag - to forcibly remove the trousers of another, a British boarding school amusement
deban - a town in India; to lift a ban
debar - to prevent
debat - a kind of literary composition; to remove bats
debba - a first name; a town in Eritrea
debbi - a first name
debby - a first name; a debutante; like a debutante
debed - to remove from a bed; a river in Armenia
debee - a first name; to remove bees
debel - to conquer in war
deben - an ancient Egyptian unit of weight, of about 1440 grains; a British river
debie - a first name
debin - to remove the bins that organize data or objects
debir - a biblical city; a first name
debit - a financial loss; a negative profit; to remove bits from
debka - a Palestinian dance of celebration
debog - to remove bogs
debor - a first name
debox - to remove boxes
deboy - to remove boys
debra - a first name (hi Deb!); to remove one's bra; to remove from a bra
debre - a first name
debts - plural of "debt", a monetary obligation
debud - to remove the buds from flowers
debug - to correct a computer program, replacing blatant bugs with subtle ones
debum - to remove bums
debun - to uncoil from a bun-like shape
debus - to exit a bus as though it were a significant accomplishment
debut - a premiere
debye - a unit of measurement for electrical dipole moments
decab - to remove taxicabs
decad - a decade; ten things
decaf - decaffeinated coffee
decal - a lettered or pictorial label
decan - to remove from a can; in the Egyptian calendar, a star governing a 10 day period
decap - to remove a priming cap from
decar - to remove cars
decat - to remove cats
decay - to deteriorate; to rot
decca - a first name
decel - deceleration
decem - ten
decet - a decimet, a family of 10 nuclear particles
decha - a first name
decia - a first name
decil - a grass; an aspect
decka - a first name
decke - nappe
decko - a look or glance
decks - knocks down; plural of "deck", a floor of a ship; a raised porch; a set of cards
declo - a town in Idaho
decob - to remove cobs
decod - to remove cod
decog - to remove cogs
decon - decontamination
decop - to remove cops
decor - a decoration scheme with an unlimited budget
decos - plural of "deco", a style of decoration
decot - to remove cots
decow - to remove cows
decoy - to lure
decry - to censure
decub - to remove cubs
decud - to remove cud
decup - to remove from a cup; to remove cups from
decus - a crown coin
decyl - a hydrocarbon with ten carbons in a row
dedal - daedal; skillful or ingenious, like Dedalus; formed with art
dedan - an ancient town in Saudi Arabia on the trade routes
dedee - a first name
dedie - a first name
dedos - an informer
dedot - to remove dots
dedra - a first name
dedre - a first name
deece - the lowest trump in some card games; a dime
deeda - a first name
deeds - plural of "deed", an act; a legal title of ownership
deedy - active; a chicken
deefy - a deaf person
deeks - plural of "deek", a deceptive maneuver in ice hockey
deely - a thing
deems - a first name; regards
deena - a first name
deens - plural of "deen", a din, or loud noise
deepa - a first name
deeps - plural of "deep", a depth
deept - a first name
deepu - a first name
deere - dear
deers - variant plural of "deer"
deesa - a town in India
deess - a goddess
deets - plural of "deet", an insect repellent
deeve - to deafen
deevs - plural of "deev", an evil spirit in Persian tradition
deevy - delightful, charming
deeya - a first name
deeyn - a first name
defad - to remove fads
defan - to remove fans
defat - to remove fat from
defax - to remove faxes
defed - to remove Feds
defem - to defeminize
defen - to remove fens
defer - to delay; to put off
defez - to remove a fez from
defib - a heart defibrillator
defig - to remove figs from something
defin - to remove fins from something
defir - to remove firs from something
defis - challenges
defit - to make something not fit
defix - to fix or fasten
defly - deftly
defob - to remove fobs
defog - to remove fog from
defop - to remove fops
defox - to remove foxes; to repair foxing
defug - to let in fresh air to drive out bad
defun - in the LISP programming language, a keyword used to define a function
defur - to remove fur
degab - to remove gab
degag - to remove gags; to lift a gag order
degal - to remove gals
degap - to correct gaps; to fill in gaps
degas - to remove gas from; to treat someone who has been gassed
degay - to remove gays
degel - to remove gels; to unsolidify
degem - to remove gems
degen - a first name; a sword
degna - a first name
degob - to remove gobs
degod - to remove God or gods
degoy = to remove goys
degum - to remove gum from
degun - to remove guns
degus - plural of "degu", a small South American rodent
degut - to gut; to remove the guts; to hollow out
dehag - to remove hags
deham - to remove ham
dehat - to remove hats
dehay - to remove hay
dehem - to remove hems
dehen - to remove hens
dehep - to make something no longer "hep"
dehip - to remove hips
dehit - to remove hits
dehna - an Arabian desert
dehob - to remove hobs
dehod - to remove hods
dehog - to remove hogs
dehop - to remove hops
dehri - a town in India
dehua - a town in Fujian province, China, famous for an unusual kind of pottery
dehub - to remove hubs
dehue - to remove the hue; a town in West Virginia
dehug - to remove hugs
dehum - to remove hums
dehun - to remove Huns
dehut - to remove huts
deice - to remove ice
deids - plural of "deid", a death
deify - to make a god of
deign - to condescend
deike - a first name
deils - plural of "deil", a devil
deink - to remove ink, especially from waste paper
deino - one of the three Gray women in Greek mythology
deion - a first name
deira - an ancient kingdom of northern England
deism - belief in a bashful god
deist - one who wants to believe in god but not any particular one
deity - a god
dejab - to remove jabs
dejah - a first name
dejag - to remove jags
dejam - to unjam
dejan - a first name
dejar - to remove jars
dejaw - to remove jaws
dejet - to remove jets
dejig - to remove jigs
dejob - to remove jobs
dejon - a first name
dejot - to remove jots
dejoy - to remove joy
dejug - to remove jugs
dejut - to remove jutting things
dekah - a first name
dekan - one of 36 equal subdivisions of the celestial equator, used by ancient Egyptians
dekar - variant of "decare", 10 ares, a unit of measurement of area
deked - taken in by a deceptive hockey move
dekel - a first name
deker - ten
dekes - plural of "deke", a deceptive move in hockey; a member of the Delta Kappa fraternity
dekka - a first name
dekko - to look at
dekle - ragged
delab - to remove laboratories; to remove Labradors
delad - to remove lads
delag - to remove lags
delan - a first name
delap - to remove laps
delav - to remove lavoratories
delaw - to remove laws
delay - to dally; to put off
delea - a first name
deled - deleted
deleg - to remove legs
deles - deletes
delet - to cease letting; to cancel a lease
delfs - plural of "delf", an item of glazed earthenware
delft - a city in the Netherlands; an item of glazed earthenware
delhi - a city in India
delia - a first name
delid - to remove lids
delie - a first name
delip - to remove lips
delir - to be delirious
delis - plural of "deli", a delicatessen
delit - delight
della - a first name; a prefix in Italian surnames
delle - a first name
delli - a first name
dells - a first name; plural of "dell", a glen
delly - a first name; a delicatessen
delma - a first name
delog - to remove logs
delol - a town in India
delon - a first name
deloo - the duykerbok
delos - a first name; a small Greek island, the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis
delot - to remove lots
delox - to remove lox
deloy - a first name
delph - Delft pottery
delra - a first name
delsy - a first name
delta - a first name; a Greek letter; a river mouth; the fourth brightest star in a constellation
delte - a first name
delts - plural of "delt", a deltoid muscle
delve - to dig; to explore; to investigate
delya - a first name
delys - a first name
demal - having a concentration of one gram equivalent per cubic centimeter
deman - a first name; to unman
demap - to remove maps; to remove something from a map
demar - a first name; to remove blemishes
demas - a first name
demat - to remove mats
dembe - a first name
demer - a river in Belgium
demes - plural of "deme", a Greek district
demic - of the people
demir - a first name
demis - plural of "demi", a tablet of Demeral
demit - to release; to send; to put away; to resign
demix - the tendency of particles in a mixture to sort themselves by size upon being shaken
demob - to demobilize
demod - to demodernize
demon - an evil spirit
demop - to remove mops
demos - a first name; the proletariat; plural of "demo", a demonstration
demps - a first name
dempt - deemed
demta - a town in Papua New Guinea
demud - to remove mud
demug - to remove mugs
demur - to object
denad - to remove nads; to castrate
denae - a first name
denag - to remove nags
denah - a first name
denar - a dinar
denat - a unit of weight in Austria
denau - a town in Uzbekistan
denay - a first name; to deny
denby - a first name
denea - a first name
deneb - a star
denee - a first name
denes - a first name; plural of "dene", a valley; a sandy tract by the sea; a Canadian Indian tribe
denet - to market a book without the constraint of the Net Book Agreement
deney - a first name
dengu - an Indian fever
denia - a town in Spain
denib - to remove nibs
denie - a first name
denim - a kind of firm, durable twilled cotton fabric
denis - a first name
deniz - a first name
denly - a first name
denna - a first name
denni - a first name
denny - a first name; like a den
dense - thick; stupid
denso - a stupid person
dents - plural of "dent", an indentation
denty - containing many dents, such as an old person's car
denub - to remove nubs
denut - to castrate
denya - a first name
denys - a first name
deoil - to remove oil
deoli - a town in India
deona - a first name
deone - a first name
deora - a first name
deoti - an early site in northern India
deoxy - containing less oxygen per molecule than the compound from which it is derived
depad - to remove pads
depan - to remove pans
depas - an ancient Greek drinking cup with two handles
depeg - to remove pegs
depen - to temporarily remove the pen from one's collar at the request of a gracious hostess
depet - to remove pets
depig - to remove the pigs
depin - to unpin something; to remove pins
depip - to remove the pips
depit - to remove pits
depod - to remove the pods
depoo - to remove excrement
depop - to remove pop; to remove popping sounds from an audio track; to remove pops
depot - a train station; a storage place
depox - to remove pox; to cure of the pox
depth - profundity
depub - to remove pubs
depug - to remove pugs
depun - to remove puns
deqin - a town in China
deque - a linear data structure for which insertions and deletions can be made at either end
derag - to remove rags
derah - an Eritrean measure of length, of about 18 inches
derak - a first name
deram - to remove rams
deran - a first name
derar - a first name
derat - to rid of rats
deray - to disarrange
derbe - an ancient town in Asia Minor
derby - a first name; a race; a hat; a kind of cheese; an English town
derec - a first name
dered - harmed; injured
deref - to remove referees
dereg - to remove regulations
derek - a first name
deren - a first name
derep - to remove representatives
deres - harms; injures
derib - to remove ribs
deric - a first name; pertaining to the skin
derie - a first name
derig - to unrig; to dismantle
derik - a first name
deril - a first name
derim - a town in Papua New Guinea; to remove the rim from a tire
derin - a first name
derio - a town in Spain
derip - to remove rips
derit - a first name
derke - a first name
derma - the skin in general; the corium or true skin; lobster skin
dermo - a parasite endemic to oysters
derms - plural of "derm", a layer of the skin
derna - a city in North Africa
derne - to conceal; a city in North Africa
derns - plural of "dern", a gatepost
derod - to remove rods
deron - a first name
derot - to remove rot; to remove rotten parts
derow - to remove rows
deroy - a first name
derre - dearer
derri - a first name
derro - derelict
derry - a first name; a prejudice; a derelict house; a ballad; a town in northern Ireland
derth - a first name; a variant of "dearth"
derub - to remove rubs
derug - to remove rugs
derum - to remove rum
derun - to remove runs
dervs - plural of "derv", diesel oil
derya - a first name
deryk - a first name
deryl - a first name
deryn - a first name
derzs - a village in Hungary
desac - to remove sacs
desag - to remove sags
desal - desalinization
desap - to remove sap
desat - to desaturate
desaw - to remove saws
desax - to remove saxophones
desay - to cancel an utterance
deseg - to desegregrate
deset - to unset; to remove settings
desex - to geld; to castrate
deshi - a first name
desib - to cancel a sibling relationship
desie - a first name
desin - to remove sin
desir - a first name
desis - plural of "desi", an expatriate Indian
desit - to cancel a seat assignment
desks - plural of "desk", a writing table
desma - a first name; an irregularly branched sponge spicule
desob - to remove sobs
desod - to remove sod from
deson - to remove sons; to disown a son
desow - to remove sows
desoy - to remove soy sauce
despo - a first name
dessa - a first name; desa; a Javanese village
desse - a desk
dessi - a first name
desta - a first name
deste - a first name
desto - a musical notation meaning "in a sprightly manner"
desty - a first name
desub - to remove submarines; to remove substitutes
desud - to remove suds
desun - to remove the sun or sunshine
desyl - a univalent radical
detab - to remove TAB characters; to remove tabs
detag - to remove tags
detam - to remove tams
detan - to counteract the effects of tanning
detap - to remove a tap
detar - to remove tar from
detax - to remove a tax from
detec - a detective
deter - to fend off
detin - to remove tin from articles plated with tin
detip - to cancel a tip; to remove a tip
detog - to remove togs; to unclothe
detop - to remove tops
detox - detoxification
detoy - to remove toys
detta - a first name
dette - debt
detub - to remove tubs
detug - to remove tugboats
detur - an annual prize awarded at Harvard to those who have attained a certain grade
deuce - the devil; the two in cards
deune - a first name
deunx - an ancient Roman unit of weight, of 11 uncia
deuse - deuced
deuyn - a first name
devah - a first name
deval - a first name
devan - a first name; to remove vans
devas - plural of "deva", a Hindu benign spirit
devat - to remove vats
devec - a mathematical operation that converts a vector into a matrix
devel - to strike forcibly
deven - a first name
devex - bending down; sloping
devey - delightful, charming
devid - a first name
devil - Satan
devin - a first name
devis - plural of "devi", a Hindu goddess
devoe - a first name
devon - a first name; one of a breed of small hardy cattle
devot - a man who is a devotee
devow - to release from a vow
devra - a first name
devri - a first name
devyn - a first name
dewal - a first name
dewan - a first name; an Indian fiscal officer
dewar - a thermos bottle
dewax - to remove wax from
deweb - to remove webs
dewed - bedewed; to unmarry
dewei - a first name
dewen - to remove wens
dewer - an operator of a textile machine that sprays water on woolen cloth
dewet - to dry; to remove water, especially in a chemical process
dewey - a first name; two
dewie - a first name
dewig - to remove a wig
dewit - to remove wit
dewon - a first name
dexed - intoxicated on dextroamphetamines
dexes - plural of "dex", a sulfate used as a central nervous system suppressant
dexie - a first name; dextroaphetamines
dexin - a first name
deyan - a first name
deyda - a first name
deyed - died
deyes - dies
dezia - a first name
dezra - a first name
dezzy - a lower second university pass, or "2/2", named for Desmond Tutu
dhaba - an Indian roadside cafe
dhabb - the dried flesh of a skink, used as medicine
dhahi - a first name
dhaka - a city in Bangladesh
dhaks - plural of "dhak", an Asian tree
dhali - another name for Idalium
dhals - plural of "dhal", an Indian dish of lentils and spices
dhana - a first name
dhane - a first name
dhani - a first name
dhanu - the Indian name for the sign of Sagittarius
dhari - a first name
dhars - plural of "dhar", a Burmese curved knife
dhary - a first name
dhava - an East Indian tree
dhawa - an East Indian tree
dheri - a town in Afghanistan
dheva - a first name
dhikr - the ritual formula of a Sufi brotherhood
dhobi - an Indian washerwoman
dhoby - an Indian washerwoman
dhole - an Indian wild dog
dholl - an Indian dish of lentils and spices; the pigeon pea
dhols - plural of "dhol", a variant of "dhal", an Indian dish
dhoni - an Indian fishing boat
dhony - an Indian fishing boat
dhoon - a valley in the Siwalik hills
dhoti - a loin cloth
dhows - plural of "dhow", an Arabian sailing vessel
dhruv - a first name
dhuti - variant of "dhoti", a loin cloth
dhyal - a bird
diact - two-rayed
diads - plural of "diad", a variant of "dyad", a set of two
diala - a river in Iraq
dials - plural of "dial", a calibrated disk
diamb - a metrical foot consisting of two iambs
diana - a first name; the Roman moon and hunting goddess
diane - a first name
diani - a first name; a town in Kenya
diann - a first name
diary - a journal
diath - in body-piercing lore, a "rook and diath" is a pair of rings in the inner ear
diazo - a non-silver photographic coating for contact printing
dibba - a town in the United Arab Emirates
dibbs - a game in which jacks are thrown from the palm and caught on the back of the hand
dibon - a biblical place
dibse - another name for Thapsacus
diced - cut into cubes; played dice
dicer - a dice player; something that cuts into small cubes
dices - cuts into small cubes
dicey - chancy
dicht - to wipe
dicko - a first name
dicks - plural of "dick", a detective; a penis
dicky - a first name; a seat; an apron; a shirt front; of uncertain health
dicot - a plant with two seed leaves
dicta - plural of "dictum", a judicial pronouncement
dicts - dictates
dictu - part of the phrase "mirabile dictu", or "amazing to tell"
dicty - snobbish; very good or pleasing; dictatorial
didal - a triangular spade
didar - a first name
diddy - a teat
didie - a diaper
didja - slang for "did you"
didlo - crazy
didna - slang for "did not"
didos - plural of "dido", a mischievous act
didot - a European typographical point system
didra - a first name
didst - Biblical "did"
didus - the dodo genus; raphus
didya - slang for "did you"
didym - didymium
diebs - plural of "dieb", a North African jackal
diego - a first name
dieka - a first name
diems - part of the phrase "per diems", plural of "per diem", a daily payment
diene - unsaturated hydrocarbons
dieri - a primitive Australian people
diers - plural of "dier", one who dies; a cow so sick it can't be guaranteed to walk to the slaughterhouse
diest - Biblical "die"
dieth - Biblical "die"
diets - regulates one's daily sustenance; plural of "diet", a parliament
diety - like a diet
dietz - a first name
difda - the star Deneb Kaitos
diffa - an Arabic banquet
diffs - plural of "diff", a difficulty
diffy - a sickbay attendant
digby - a first name
digha - a town in India
dight - adorned; to have sex with
digit - a numeral; a finger; a unit of measurement of about 3/4 inch
digna - a first name
digne - worthy; deserving
digon - a degenerate polygon comprising two points and two lines.
digor - a traditional sport in Bhutan
digue - embankment; dike
dihok - a variant of "Duhok", a city in Iraq
dijon - a city in France; a kind of mustard
dikas - plural of "dika", a West African mango
diked - banked
diker - one who builds dikes; ten
dikes - plural of "dike", an embankment
dikey - like a dyke
dikla - a first name
dikte - a mountain in Crete
dilan - a first name
dildo - a sex toy
dilek - a first name
diler - a first name
dilga - a town in Romania
dilip - a first name
dilla - a first name
dilli - a dilly bag
dillo - an armadillo
dills - plural of "dill", an annual herb
dilly - a first name; a native bag; remarkable case; diligence; the daffodil; in the phrase "dilly dally", to dawdle
dilma - a first name
dilon - a first name
dilsa - a first name
dilsy - a foolish person
dilyn - a first name
dilys - a first name
dimas - a first name
dimba - marijuana from west Africa
dimbo - a stupid person
dimed - part of the phrase "nickel and dimed"; informed on someone
dimer - a compound composed of two identical molecules; an informer
dimes - informs on; plural of "dime", a ten cent coin
dimey - a ten cent glass of beer
dimit - to demit
dimly - obscurely
dimmo - a dime; an unintelligent person
dimmy - a first name; somewhat dim; a stupid person; money
dimna - a town in Jordan
dimon - a first name
dimos - a first name
dimps - dusk; twilight; plural of "dimp", a "usable" cigarette butt
dimya - dimyaria, an order of lamellibranchiate mollusks
dinah - a first name
dinan - a city in northern France
dinar - a common name for a worthless coin of many countries
dinaw - a first name
dinaz - a first name
dinch - to extinguish a cigarette; a cigar or cigarette butt
dinco - a first name
dinde - a town in Mali; the French name for turkey
dined - supped
dineh - Navajo
diner - an informal restaurant; one who dines
dines - eats
dinge - to make a depression or hollow on a surface; an ethnic slur
dingo - an Australian wild dog
dings - rings
dingy - dirty and dark; variant of "dinghy"
dinic - pertaining to dizziness
dinis - a first name
dinka - a first name; an African ethnic group
dinko - a first name
dinks - adorns; plural of "dink", an acronym: "Double Income, No Kids"; a small boat
dinky - tiny; a small locomotive
dinle - variant of "dindle"
dinna - slang for "do not"
dinny - a first name
dinos - a first name; plural of "dino", a dinosaur
dinse - a first name
dints - dents
dinus - vertigo
dinya - a first name
diode - a thermionic device
diogo - a first name
diola - a language
diols - plural of "diol", a chemical compound
diona - a first name
dione - a first name; a moon of Saturn
dioni - a first name
dionn - a first name
dioon - a genus of plants having a conical trunk crowned by a tuft of pinnate leaves
diora - a first name
diore - a first name
diosa - a first name
diose - any of a class of monosaccharides
diota - a two-handled jar
diouc - a first name
dioxy - a chemical containing two oxy groups
diple - the "greater than" sign, ">", used by the Greeks to indicate rejected passages of a text
diplo - of the diplomatic corps
dipod - a platform having two legs
dippy - goofy; a little insane; inane
dipso - a dipsomaniac
dipsy - a nautical corruption of "deep sea"; tipsy
dipti - a first name
dipto - a first name
dipus - the jerboa
diqui - a first name
diram - a monetary unit of Tajikistan
diran - a first name
dirca - a genus of shrubs having tough bark and yellow flowers
dirce - a first name
dirck - a first name
direr - more dire
dirge - an elegy
dirgy - a funeral feast
diris - plural of "Diri", an inhabitant of Dir
dirke - a first name; dark
dirks - plural of "dirk", a short knife
dirls - trembles; vibrates
diron - a first name
dirts - plural of "dirt", earth or soil
dirty - soiled; improper
dirum - a unit of money in Morocco
disas - plural of "disa", a South African orchid
disci - plural of "discus"
disco - a music style; a dance hall
discs - plural of "disc", a flat circular object
dises - plural of "dix", the lowest trump in some card games
dishy - attractive
disko - an island in Greenland
disks - plural of "disk", a flat circular object
disme - an obsolete American coin
disna - a first name; slang for "does not"
dispo - disposition; disposal
disuq - a town in Egypt
dital - a guitar tuning key
ditas - plural of "dita", a Philippine tree
ditch - a trench; to get rid of or to run away from
dited - composed; dictated
diter - a first name; composer; dictator
dites - composes; dictates; plural of "dite", a small amount
ditso - useless; second-rate
ditsy - thoughtless; scatterbrained
ditta - a first name
ditte - a first name
ditto - the same; to copy
ditts - plural of "ditt", a ditty
ditty - a little song
ditzy - thoughtless; scatterbrained
diuan - a first name
divam - a first name
divan - a sofa; the ruler of a small domain
divas - plural of "diva", a grand dame of opera
dived - plunged
divel - to tear apart
diver - one who dives
dives - a first name; a rich man in the Bible; plunges; plural of "dive", a seedy bar
divet - variant of "divot"
divey - seedy, disreputable
divil - the devil
divis - divides
divot - a piece of turf, untimely ripped from the bosom of mother Earth
divus - divine; godlike
divvy - to divide up; odd, stupid or deviant
divya - a first name
diwan - a dewan, an Indian fiscal officer
dixee - a first name
dixes - plural of "dix", the lowest trump in some card games
dixie - a first name; the southern United States; a food container
dixit - an unconfirmed and dogmatic statement
dixon - a first name
diyah - a first name
dizen - to dress gaudily
dizin - a skiing resort in Iran
dizli - a town in Iran
dizzy - lightheaded
djari - a first name
djati - teak
djave - njave, a large African timber tree
djawa - an Indonesian island
djimi - a first name
djing - serving as a DJ, or "disk jockey"
djinn - a genie
djins - plural of "djin", a genie
djoma - marijuana
djugu - a town in the Congo
djuja - a first name
djuka - a bush people of Dutch Guiana
djuna - a first name
djuro - a first name
doabs - plural of "doab", an alluvial land; a tract between two rivers
doand - doing
doane - a first name
doats - dotes
dobbs - a North American cape
dobby - a first name; a dotard; part of a loom; a foot; a brownie; a nickname for a horse
dobee - an Indian washerwoman
dobie - a first name; adobe; a Dobermann Pinscher; an Indian washerwoman; a town in Wisconsin
dobla - a gold coin of Spain
doboj - a town in Bosnia
dobra - a first name; a gold coin of Portugal
dobro - an acoustic guitar with a twangy, tremulous tone
dobry - a first name
doccy - a beggar's female companion
docht - was good for a purpose
docie - a first name
docks - charges; plural of "dock", a pier
dodad - variant of "doodad", a thingamajig; a doohickey
dodan - a town in Burma
dodas - plural of "doda", a four-horned antelope
dodds - cuts off
doddy - a hornless cow
dodee - a first name
dodek - a first name
dodes - plural of "dode", a fool
dodey - a first name
dodge - to duck down or jump to the side to avoid being hit
dodgy - legally or morally suspect
dodie - a first name
dodla - a first name
dodos - plural of "dodo", an extinct flightless bird; a person who should be extinct and flightless
dodya - a first name
doeda - a first name
doeks - plural of "doek", a square headcloth
doers - plural of "doer", one who does things
doest - Biblical "do"
doeth - Biblical "do"
doffs - casts off
dogal - of a doge
dogan - a first name; an Irish Roman Catholic
doges - plural of "doge", a ruler of Venice
dogey - a stray calf
doggo - concealed; stoned
doggy - fond of dogs; like a dog; a little dog
dogie - a stray calf
dogly - canine
dogma - a doctrine
dogne - one of the sources of the Dordogne river
dogon - a people of the central bend of the Niger
dogra - a Kashmiri
dogun - an Irish Roman Catholic
dohad - a town in India
dohls - plural of "dohl", pulse, dried peas; an Afghan musical instrument
dohor - a town in northern Iraq
dohyo - the 15 foot ring of sandy clay in which a sumo wrestling match is held
doigt - careful manipulation of the fencing foil
doilt - crazy
doily - an ornamental napkin
doina - a first name; a Romanian folk song
doing - performing
doink - to hit; to have sex with; an idiot or jerk
doino - a first name
doira - a Bukharan hand drum
doits - plural of "doit", an old Dutch coin
dojee - heroin
dojie - heroin
dojos - plural of "dojo", a school that teaches judo or karate
dokan - a town in Iraq
dokdo - the Korean name for the island the Japanese call Takashima
doker - a shill
dokes - plural of "doke", a dimple
dokus - the buttocks
dolan - a first name
dolat - a first name
dolce - softly; sweetly
doled - bestowed sparingly
dolen - a first name
doler - one who doles
doles - bestows sparingly
doley - one who is getting unemployment compensation
dolfe - a first name
dolfi - a first name
dolia - plural of "dolium", an ancient Roman earthenware cask
dolie - one who is getting unemployment compensation
dolin - a first name
dolli - a first name
dolls - plural of "doll", a mannekin; an attractive woman
dolly - a first name; a wheeled platform
dolma - a first name; a vegetable shell stuffed with meat, rice and herbs
dolor - grief
dolos - the knucklebone of a sheep, used for divination
dolph - a first name
dolpo - an ethnic Tibetan region of northwest Nepal
dolts - plural of "dolt", an imbecile
dolty - like a dolt; unlearned; unable to learn
dolus - fraud; the doing of something that is contrary to good conscience
dolyn - a first name
domal - relating to a house
domba - a Roma tribe now living in western India
domed - covered by a dome
domei - a Japanese news agency
domek - a first name
domer - a machine that shapes box tops; a just-submerged rock in a river
domes - plural of "dome", a rounded roof or cupola
domet - a cotton or cotton and wool flannel
domex - the drug MDMA
domey - domy, like a dome, having domes
domic - shaped like a dome
domie - one's home or domicile
domka - a first name
dommy - one's home or domicile
domna - a first name
domos - a village in Hungary; plural of "domo", an acronym: "DOwnwardly MObile professional"
dompt - to hold at bay
domra - a early Russian balalaika with a round body
domus - an ancient Roman dwelling
donah - a first name; a sweetheart
donal - a first name
donar - the German name for the god of Thunder, also known as Thor; one's steady girlfriend
donas - plural of "dona", a Spanish lady
donat - a first name; a grammar or rhetoric book
donau - the Danube river
donax - a genus of small marine bivalve mollusks; a species of grasses
doncy - donsie, unlucky
donda - a first name
dondi - a first name
donee - the recipient of a donation
donek - a first name
donet - variant of "donat", a grammar book
doney - dornick; a sweetheart; an attractive woman
donga - a South African ravine; poor living quarters
donge - a mattress
dongo - a first name; a town in northwest Congo
dongs - plural of "dong", a Vietnamese coin; a penis
donia - a first name
donks - plural of "donk", a donkey
donna - a first name; a Spanish lady
donni - a first name
donny - a first name
donor - one who gives
donsy - unlucky; mildly sick
donta - a first name
donte - a first name; a town in Lebanon
donum - a land measure of about an acre, used in the Ottoman Empire
donut - a doughnut
donya - a first name
dooab - a piece of land between two rivers
doobs - dubious; plural of "doob", an Indian grass
dooda - thingamajig; thingy
doods - plural of "dood", a camel
doody - childish slang for excrement
dooey - a dohickey; a thingamijig; a whatchamacallit
doofa - a thingmajig
doofy - foolish; of or pertaining to a doofus
doogy - heroin
dooji - heroin
dooks - plural of "dook", a bung; a fist; a wooden brick
doola - a son
doole - dole; gloom
dooli - a stretcher
dools - doles
dooly - a first name; an Indian litter
dooms - plural of "doom", a bad fate
doomy - redolent of doom
doona - a quilted eiderdown
doons - plural of "doon", a large Ceylonese tree
doops - plural of "doop", a little copper cup in which a diamond is held while being cut
doora - durra
doorn - a South African briar
doors - plural of "door", an entrance
doosy - a doozy
dooze - something easy to accomplish; a doozy
doozy - a lulu; a remarkable occurrence
dopas - plural of "dopa", a drug to treat Parkinson's disease
doped - drugged
doper - dauber; horse-coper; one who uses drugs
dopes - plural of "dope", a stupid person; a drug
dopey - slow-witted
dorab - the wolf herring or barfish
dorad - a catfish of the family Doradidae
dorag - a handkerchief or flat cloth worn on the head
dorah - a first name
doran - a first name; Doppler range navigation device
doras - the type genus of the family Doradidae
dorca - a first name
dordi - a first name
dorea - a first name; a striped Indian muslin
doree - a first name; a golden yellow fish
dores - plural of "dore", a Commodore, member of the Vanderbilt football team
dorey - a first name; a dory
dorgi - a cross between a dachshund and a corgi
doria - a first name; a striped Indian muslin
doric - a Greek architectural style
dorie - a first name
dorin - a first name
doris - a first name; the sea slug genus
dorit - a first name
dorje - in Tibetan symbolism, a small trident signifying power
dorka - a first name
dorks - plural of "dork", a stupid or foolish person
dorky - stupid or foolish
dorle - a first name
dorms - plural of "dorm", a dormitory
dormy - unbeatable at golf
dorna - a first name
dorne - a first name
dorns - plural of "dorn", the thorn-back skate
doron - a first name; a layered glass cloth impregnated with plastic and used for body armor
dorps - plural of "dorp", a village
dorre - variant of "dor"
dorri - a first name
dorrs - plural of "dorr", a black European beetle; a glacial trough
dorry - a first name
dorsa - plural of "dorsum", the back of an animal
dorse - a Baltic cod; the back of a book; a bed
dorso - an endorsement on the back of a manuscript cover
dorte - a first name
dorts - takes offense
dorty - sullen
doruk - a first name
dorus - an ancestor
doryn - a first name
dorys - a first name
dosed - physicked
doseh - a religious ceremony, once held in Cairo, where the sheik of the Sa'di dervishes rode over the backs of his followers
dosel - dossal; a tapestry
doser - dossal; one who doses
doses - plural of "dose", a measured quantity of medicine
dosha - a first name
doshi - a town in Afghanistan
dosia - a first name
dossy - pretentiously fashionable
dosta - a first name
dosya - a first name
dosym - a first name
dotal - referring to a dowry
dotan - a first name
doted - loved slavishly or excessively;
doter - one who loves
dotes - loves
dotey - cute; adorable; dotable
dotso - a village in Tibet
dotti - a first name
dotty - a first name; batty
douai - a city in France
douar - a dowar; an Arab camp
douay - a city in France, source of an English version of the Bible
doubs - a river in France
doubt - a misgiving; disbelief
douce - a first name; dulce; sweet
doucs - plural of "douc", a highly colored monkey
dough - flour and water mixture; money
dougy - a first name
doula - a servant, aide or comforter for a pregnant woman
douma - variant of "duma", the Russian parliament
doums - plural of "doum", an African palm tree
doupe - the carrion crow
doups - plural of "doup", the end or bottom of something
doura - millet; a town in Iraq; a Palestinian town; a town in Nigeria
douro - the Portuguese name for the Duero river
douse - to dowse
douta - a first name
douts - extinguishes
dovap - a method of tracking missiles, "Doppler velocity and position"
doved - was half asleep
doven - to utter Jewish prayers
dover - doze; a powder; a city in England
doves - plural of "dove", a pigeon
dovey - a river in Wales
dovid - a first name
dovie - stupid
dowar - an Arab camp
dowds - a woman who wears dull frumpish clothing
dowdy - frumpy
dowed - prospered
dowel - a wooden pin
dower - dowry
dowid - a first name
dowie - dreary; doleful; dull-witted
dowle - fluff; fine down
dowls - plural of "dowl", feather fluff
dowly - dull, lowering
downa - cannot
downe - a town in England, home of Charles Darwin
downs - shoots or knocks down; fine feathers
downy - covered with fine hair
dowps - plural of "dowp", a carrion crow
dowry - a sort of reparations to the groom or his family by the bride's family
dowse - lower; prospect for water
dowst - dust
dowts - extinguishes
dowve - a dove
doxic - of or relating to a doctrine
doxie - a first name; a doctrine
doyal - a first name
doyel - a first name
doyen - a senior member
doyin - a first name
doyit - doiled
doyle - a first name
doylt - a group of wild swine
doyly - a doily
doyne - a first name
dozed - slept
dozen - a set of twelve
dozer - a sleeper; a bulldozer
dozes - sleeps
draba - a genus of low tufted herbs
drabi - an Indian driver
drabs - consorts with prostitutes; army khakis; plural of "drab", a little bit
drack - dismal; rubbish; unattractive
draco - the Dragon constellation
draff - dregs; the spent grains of malt left after making whisky
draft - an outline; a breeze; to call upon
draga - a first name
drago - a first name; a Mexican tree with yellow flowers
drags - goes slowly; pulls
drail - to trail; to drag; a long, trailing headdress; the bow of a plow
drain - a gutter; an opening through which water can leave a basin
drake - a first name; a male goose
drama - a play
drame - a tragicomedy
dramm - a unit of weight in Yugoslavia
drams - plural of "dram", a unit of volume
drang - drong
drank - quaffed
drant - to drone
drape - a thick curtain
draps - drops
drapy - like a drape
drash - to thrash; an essay or short talk on a religious subject
drats - plural of "drat", a mild expletive
drava - a river running through Austria, Hungary, and Yugoslavia
drave - past tense of "drive"; another name for the river Drava
drawk - to saturate with moisture; wild oats; darnel
drawl - to speak slowly
drawn - hauled; sketched; stretched; weary
draws - sketches; attracts; stretches
draxy - a first name
drays - plural of "dray", a low strong cart
dread - prolonged and deep fear
dream - a reverie; a hope
drean - drain
drear - bleakness; a dreary person
dreck - garbage; bad art
dreda - a first name
dreds - plural of "dred", a dreadlock
dreed - suffered; to dread
dreel - to drill
dreen - to drain
dreep - to drip
drees - suffers
dregs - plural of "dreg", a sediment deposited from liquid
dreid - dread
drein - to drain
dreks - plural of "drek", a worthless item
dreng - a free tenant in Northumberland with partial military obligations
drenk - a first name
drent - drenched; drowned
drere - drear
dress - garb
drest - poetic "dressed"
dreul - drool
dreux - a town in France, site of a famous battle
drewe - a first name
dreya - a first name
dreye - dry
dreys - plural of "drey", a squirrel's nest
drias - the deadly carrot (!)
dribs - plural of "drib", a little bit
drice - granulated frozen carbon dioxide
dried - dessicated
drier - more dry; a dessicator
dries - a first name; dessicates; endures
drift - to wander; a mound of snow
driki - dry-ki
drill - repetition; a tool for making holes; a durable twilled cotton fabric
drily - sarcastically
drina - a first name; a river in central Yugoslavia
drink - a draught; the ocean
drinn - a grassland
drint - to fade
drips - falls in droplets
dript - poetic "dripped"
drisk - a drizzling mist
driss - a first name
drite - to defecate
drith - a drought
drive - to urge; to use a vehicle for transport; a campaign
drobe - clothes; apparel
drock - a water course
drogh - a hooped canvas bagged towed behind a boat for stability
droid - short for "android", a robot; a stupid person
droil - drudgery; a drone; to plot
droit - a right; a title; a unit of measurement of weight of 1/24 mite
drole - bad; a bad character
droll - amusing
drome - a racecourse; the crab plover; a European river
drona - a first name; in the Mahabharata, a royal gurur
drone - a male bee; to talk incessantly
drong - a narrow passageway between walls or hedges
dronk - drunk
drony - like a drone; humming
droob - an oaf; a hopeless ineffectual person
droog - a hooligan; a good friend
drook - to drench
drool - spittle; stringy saliva that hangs from the mouth
droon - to drown
droop - to wilt
drops - falls; liquid medicine
dropt - poetic "dropped"
drora - a first name
drosh - a town in Pakistan
dross - worthless matter
droud - an oafish woman
drouk - to duck
drove - forced; directed
drovy - muddy; turbid
drown - to suffocate in water
drows - plural of "drow", a cave elf
droxy - of wood that looks sturdy but conceals rotten parts
droze - to melt irregularly
druan - a first name
drube - an oaf; a hopeless, ineffectual person
drubs - beats severely
druce - a first name
druci - a first name
drucy - a first name
drude - a first name
drugi - a first name
drugs - plural of "drug", a medicinal preparation; a narcotic
druid - a Celtic priest; a bard
drumi - a first name
drums - plural of "drum", a timpanum
drung - a town in Ireland
drunk - intoxicated
drupa - a nomadic mountain people of Tibet
drupe - a fruit with a stone or pit
drury - a first name; an amour
druse - a mining cavity; a geode; a Syrian
drusi - a first name
drusy - a first name; of a rock cavity that is lined with crystals
druxy - partly decayed timber; knotholed timber
druze - a Syrian
drvar - a town in Bosnia
dryad - a wood nymph
dryas - a small genus of alpine and arctic tufted plants
dryer - desiccator; more dry
dryff - a British river
dryki - timber killed by weather
dryly - sarcastically; without wetness
dryth - dryness
dsobo - a zhobo, a male yak-cow hybrid
dsomo - a zhomo, a female yak-cow hybrid
duads - plural of "duad", a pair
duain - a first name
duala - a Bantu-speaking people of Cameroon
duali - a town in Papua New Guinea
duals - plural of "dual", a twin
duana - a first name
duane - a first name
duans - plural of "duan", a division of a poem
duant - dee
duars - plural of "duar", a tract of land leading to a mountain pass
dubai - an Arabian country
dubay - a woman
dubba - a leather bottle; a creature
dubbo - a fool; a city in Australia
dubbs - the exclamation necessary to claim a pair of marbles knocked out of the ring; plural of "dubb", a Syrian bear
dubby - dull, blunt; muddy
dubee - a doobie, a marijuana cigarette
dubhe - a star in the Big Dipper
dubia - works of doubtful authenticity
dubna - a city in Russia, site of a nuclear research center
dubok - a respectable person or business used as a front for criminal activity
dubry - a dohickey
dubya - humorous spelling of the name of the letter "W"
ducal - of a duke; with strawberry leaves
ducat - a coin
duces - plural of "dux", a leader; a Roman provincial military chief; the top pupil
ducey - the penis
duchy - the realm of a duke
ducie - an island near Pitcairn Island
ducks - dodges; squats; waterfowl
ducky - peachy; highly satisfactory
ducle - a term of abuse
ducts - plural of "duct", an internal channel
dudde - a first name; an article of clothing
duddy - a first name; ragged
duded - well dressed, as in the phrase "all duded up"
dudes - plural of "dude", a man; a pretend cowboy
dudey - like a dude; like a pretend cowboy
dudly - a first name
duduk - an Armenian wooden flute
duelo - a duel; the rules of deuling
duels - plural of "duel", a one-to-one fight to the death
duena - a first name; a chaperone
duero - a river in northern Spain and Portugal
duets - plural of "duet", a song sung by two
duett - a duet, a musical piece for two
dufer - a cigarette saved for later use, because if will "do for" later
duffs - plural of "duff", a thick pudding
duffy - a first name; a blood group system; a ghost; a quarter pint of gin
dufus - a doofus, a fool
dugal - a first name
dugan - a first name
dugey - a first name
dugga - an Indian drum, bigger than a tabla
dugie - a first name; heroin
dugit - an Israeli settlement in the Gaza Strip
duhat - the Java plum
duino - a town in Italy, where Rilke wrote elegies
duisi - a town in the country of Georgia
duits - plural of "duit", a Dutch coin
dujan - a first name
dujer - heroin
dujie - heroin
dukan - the platform on which a Hebrew priest pronounced the benediction; a town in Iraq
dukat - a town in Albania
duked - fought with fists
duker - a massive bowel movement
dukes - plural of "duke", a nobleman; a fist
duket - a ticket of admission
dukey - a first name; a cheap theater
dukha - a Mongolian herding people
dukhn - pearl millet
dukie - a first name; a meal ticket; excrement; a student or alumnus of Duke University
dukka - a Kenyan retail shop
dukun - a Filipino medicine man or psychic surgeon
dulan - a first name
dulas - a British bay
dulat - one of the major divisions of the Great Horde
dulce - a first name; to sweeten; a South American river
dulci - a first name
dulcy - a first name
dules - woes
dulia - angelic adoration
dulie - a first name
dulls - makes less sharp
dully - stupidly; without spirit
dulse - an edible seaweed (if you say so)
dumah - a first name; a son of Ishmael; a biblical city in Canaan
dumai - a town in Sumatra
dumal - full of brambles and briers
dumas - plural of "Duma", a Russian parliament
dumba - a Russian fat-tailed sheep
dumbo - a stupid person
dumbs - makes stupid or silent
dumet - a wire of a nickel/iron alloy
dumka - a melancholy Slavic folk ballad; a town in India
dummo - a fool
dummy - a fool; a mannequin; a declarer's mute partner
dumpo - a town in Ghana
dumps - low spirits; garbage heaps
dumpu - a town in Papua New Guinea
dumpy - short and thick; looking like a garbage dump
dunal - relating to a dune
dunce - a stupid person
dunch - a jolt; a nudge with the elbow
duned - containing dunes; surrounded by dunes
dunes - plural of "dune", a sand mound
duney - like a duny; containing dunes
dungs - plural of "dung", manure
dungy - containing dung
dunic - of or pertaining to a dune
dunim - a variant of "dunam"
dunja - a first name
dunks - plunges into liquid
dunlo - a town in Pennsylvania
dunne - a first name; the knot-sandpiper
dunno - slang for "don't know"
dunny - deaf; Australian slang for a toilet or outhouse
dunsh - a dunch
dunst - the finest middlings, still containing some bran
dunsy - foolish
dunta - a first name
dunts - strikes with a heavy blow; cracks from rapid cooling while in the oven
dunum - a resort town in Germany; a measure of land area in Palestine
duomo - an Italian domed cathedral
duong - a first name
duped - fooled; duplicated
duper - a trickster; one that duplicates
dupes - duplicates; plural of "dupe", a stooge or fool
duple - double
duply - in Scots law, a second reply
duppy - a West Indian ghost
dural - of the dura mater; a kind of metallic alloy
duran - a first name
duras - plural of "dura", a cereal grain
durdu - a village in Sudan
dured - endured
durel - a first name
dures - endures
durga - a first name; the wife of Siva, the Hindu goddess of war, who rode a tiger
durgy - undersized
durif - a kind of wine grape
durio - a Malay tree whose obnoxious fruit is the durian
durko - a first name
durno - a town in England
durns - plural of "durn", a mild expletive; a gatepost
duroc - a breed of large red vigorous hogs
durog - marijuana
duron - a first name
duros - high quality marijuana; plural of "duro", a Spanish silver dollar
duroy - a coarse woolen fabric
durra - millet
durrs - plural of "durr", a cereal grain
durry - a cigarette butt
durst - archaic past tense of "dare"
durum - a kind of wheat
duryl - a univalent radical
dusan - a first name
dusav - a first name
duses - plural of "duse", a deuce; a demon
dusha - a first name
dusie - a doozy; a remarkable object
dusio - in demonology, a wanton mischievous spirit or fulletto, especially an incubus
dusks - plural of "dusk", twilight
dusky - dark
dusti - a first name
dusts - covers with dust; removes dust
dusty - a first name; covered with dust
dusun - a Dayak people of British North Borneo
dutch - a first name; of the Netherlands; a coster's wife
dutse - a town in Nigeria
duval - a first name
duvay - a duvet; an eiderdown blanket
duvet - an eiderdown blanket
duwan - a first name
duxes - plural of "dux", a leader; a Roman provincial military chief; a top pupil
duygu - a first name
dvija - in Hinduism, the "twice born" who may study the Vedas
dvina - a river in Russia and Latvia
dvora - a first name
dwaal - a daze
dwaas - a fool
dwain - a first name
dwale - a heretic; the deadly nightshade; a sable color in heraldry; to wander deliriously
dwalm - a swooning faint
dwams - faints
dwamy - faint
dwana - a first name
dwane - a first name
dwang - a crowbar; a carpenter's strut; to oppress with too much labor
dwarf - a very short person
dwaul - a variant of "dwaule", to be delirious
dwaum - to swoon
dwaun - a first name
dwawn - a first name
dweeb - an unattractive or inept person, unlike us
dwell - to reside
dwelt - resided
dwile - a floor cloth or mop
dwine - to pine; to waste away
dwora - a first name
dworp - a town in Belgium
dwyka - a river in the Karoo
dyads - plural of "dyad", a pair
dyaks - plural of "dyak", a native of Borneo
dyami - a first name
dyana - a first name
dyane - a first name
dyani - a first name
dyann - a first name
dyaus - the Vedic god of the sky
dydoe - a piece of jewelry attached to the penis by piercing
dyers - plural of "dyer", one who dyes
dyese - a first name
dyfed - a Welsh county; an ancient Welsh kingdom
dying - moribund
dyker - ten; a candlestick
dykes - plural of "dyke", a dike; a lesbian
dykey - referring to a lesbian
dykie - lesbian
dylan - a first name
dylis - a first name
dylon - a first name
dylys - a first name
dymas - a first name
dymek - a first name
dynah - a first name
dynam - a unit of work, raising 1000 kilograms 1 meter
dynel - a synthetic fabric
dynes - plural of "dyne", a unit of force
dyola - a trading people of west Africa
dyolf - a first name
dyons - plural of "dyon", a hypothetical particle carrying both magnetic and electric charge
dypso - a drunkard
dyron - a first name
dysen - a first name
dyske - a first name
dyson - a first name
dyula - a West African ethnic group
dyvon - a first name
dyvor - a disreputable or bankrupt person
dzhos - plural of "dzho", a kind of yak
dzifa - a first name
dziga - a first name
eaden - a first name
eadie - a first name
eadin - a first name
eagan - a first name
eager - keen
eagle - a predatory bird; a 10 dollar gold coin of the USA
eagly - like an eagle
eagon - a first name
eagre - eager; a tidal wave; a flood
eahab - a first name
eales - plural of "eale", variant of "ale"
eames - a first name
eamon - a first name
eaned - gave birth
eanid - a first name
earal - receiving by the ear
eards - plural of "eard", earth
eared - bearing ears
earla - a first name
earld - a first name
earle - a first name
earls - plural of "earl", a nobleman
early - a first name; near the beginning in time
earns - merits; is paid
earsh - arrish, the stubble of wheat
earst - a variant of "erst"
earth - dirt; the home planet
eased - relaxed
easel - a stand for holding art in progress
easer - one who relaxes
eases - relaxes
easha - a first name
easky - a town in Eire
easle - a glowing coal or hot ashes
eason - a first name
easts - plural of "east", a compass direction
eaten - consumed
eater - one who eats
eathe - easy
eaton - a first name
eavan - a first name
eaved - having eaves
eaves - plural of "eave", a lower projecting edge of a roof
ebano - a Mexican or Central American timber tree
ebany - a first name
ebarb - a town in Louisiana
ebbed - flowed away
ebbet - a green newt
ebbie - a first name
ebble - an English river, a tributary of the Avon
ebert - a first name
ebeye - one of the Marshall Islands
ebisu - one of seven Japanese gods of happiness
eblan - of the ancient civilization of Ebla
eblis - the Islamic name for Satan
ebner - a first name
eboes - plural of "eboe", a Central American tree
ebola - a village in Zaire/Congo, discovery site of a gruesome virus
eboli - a town in Italy
ebone - a first name
eboni - a first name
ebons - plural of "ebony", a very dark wood
ebony - a first name; black; a wood
ebook - an electronic book
ecads - plural of "ecad", a plant form adapted to its environment
ecall - the European green woodpecker
eccer - exercise (physical or otherwise) at a school
ecchi - verbal shorthand for pornographic anime and manga
eccle - the European green woodpecker
echea - in the ancient theater, bronze or earthen vases placed under seats for acoustic aid
eched - increased; eked
eches - increases; ekes
echis - a genus of vipers
echon - each one
echos - repeats
ecize - to become established in and adjusted to a new habitat
eckee - medical slang for "echymotic"
ecker - exercise (physical or otherwise) at a school
eckle - the crest of a bird
eclat - brilliance
ecoid - the colorless stroma of a red blood cell
ecole - a French school
econo - short for "economy", and indicating something cheap or inexpensive
ecrus - plural of "ecru", a yellowish brown color
ectad - toward the outside
ectal - on the outside
ector - a first name; a knight in Morte d'Arthur
edams - plural of "Edam", a Dutch cheese
edana - a first name
eddas - plural of "edda", a Norse saga
eddee - a first name
edder - flexible wood, such as osiers, interwoven in the top of a hedge as binders
eddic - like or of the eddas
eddie - a first name
eddna - a first name
eddos - plural of "eddo", the edible root of the taro plant
eddra - a first name
eddye - a first name
edeet - a first name
edema - excessive fluid accumulation
edena - a first name
edene - a first name
edens - plural of "Eden", a paradise
edese - a first name
edgar - a first name
edged - bordered; approached stealthily and indirectly
edger - a device for neatly trimming edges
edges - plural of "edge", a boundary
edgey - edgy; like an edge
edict - an ordinance
edify - to ennoble; to better
edile - a magistrate of ancient Rome
edina - a first name
edisa - a first name
edita - a first name
edite - a first name
edith - a first name
edits - emends
ediva - a first name
edleb - a town in Syria
edler - a first name
edlin - a first name
edlyn - a first name
edmar - a first name
edmee - a first name
edmon - a first name
ednah - a first name
edney - a first name
ednos - "Eating Disorder, Not Otherwise Specified", which doesn't match standard categories
edolf - a first name
edoni - the ancient Thracians
edray - a first name
edrea - a first name
edred - a first name
edrei - a biblical place
edric - a first name
edris - a first name
edrys - a first name
edsel - a first name; a car model
edson - a first name
educe - to draw forth
educt - something that is drawn forth
edvig - a first name
edwar - a first name
edwig - a first name
edwin - a first name
edwyn - a first name
edyna - a first name
edyta - a first name
edyth - a first name
edzio - a first name
edzna - a town in the Yucatan
eefje - a first name
eefke - a first name
eejit - a jocular spelling and pronunciation of "idiot"
eeklo - a town in Belgium
eelco - a first name
eelde - a town in the Netherlands
eeled - searched for eels
eeler - one who searches for eels
eemis - changeable
eerie - creepy
eeven - even
eevns - plural of "eevn", an evening
efate - an island that is part of Vanuatu
effam - a first name
effat - a first name
effed - had done to it that which ineffable things can't; used the "F" word
effet - the common newt
effia - a first name
effie - a first name; an advertising award
efiks - plural of "efik", a people of southeast Nigeria
eflak - another name for Wallachia
efram - a first name
efrat - a first name
efrem - a first name
efren - a first name
efrim - a first name
efrum - a first name
efter - a dialectical variant of "after"; a person who robs people after a theater performance
egadi - an island in Sicily
egads - an exclamation of surprise
egana - a town in Uruquay
egann - a first name
egbas - plural of "egba", a Yoruba-speaking people of southwest Nigeria
egean - Aegean
egers - plural of "eger", a tidal flood
egest - to discharge from the body
egeus - a first name
eggar - a moth of the family Lasiocampidae
egged - incited
egger - an inciter; various moths whose larva feed on tree leaves; a lobster bearing an egg mass; one who collects eggs
egham - a town in England
eghen - eyes
egide - a first name
eglon - a Canaanite kingdom
egmas - plural of "egma", an enigma
egres - plural of "egre", variant of "eager", a tidal wave
egret - one of several kinds of heron
egton - a town in England
egypt - a first name; a north African country
ehime - a prefecture in southern Japan
ehing - saying "eh"
ehran - a first name
ehren - a first name
ehsan - a first name
ehsin - a first name
eider - a duck, or its down; a quilt or comforter
eidos - an essence
eifel - a town in Germany
eight - a number; ogdoad
eigil - a first name
eigne - a first name; the eldest or first born child
eiiti - a first name
eiked - eked
eikki - a first name
eikon - an icon
eilat - a first name; an Israeli port on the Red Sea
eilds - doesn't bear young or milk
eilev - a first name
eiley - a first name
eilif - a first name
eilis - a first name
eille - a first name
eilsa - a first name
eilyn - a first name
eimak - a Persian-speaking nomadic Mongolian tribe
eimer - a first name
einar - a first name
einat - a first name
einav - a first name
einer - a first name
eiren - a first name
eirie - an eyrie or aerie
eirik - a first name
eirin - a first name
eiryn - a first name
eisel - vinegar
eitan - a first name
eival - a first name
eject - to force out
ejido - a Mexican communal farm; a town in Venezuela
ejnar - a first name
ejoos - plural of "ejoo", the sago palm or feather palm
ekaha - a Hawaiian plant
ekali - a suburb of Athens
ekari - a Papuan people of New Guinea
ekata - a village in Gabon
ekati - a town in the North West Territories, Canada
ekely - a town in Norway
ekene - a first name
eking - augmenting
ekiti - a state of Nigeria
ekkas - plural of "ekka", an Indian two wheeled one horse one passenger carriage
ekker - exercise (physical or otherwise) at a school
ekkis - plural of "ekki", a tropical African timber tree
ekois - plural of "Ekoi", a south eastern Nigerian people
ekraj - a first name
ekram - a first name
ekron - a biblical place
elain - a first name; olein
elama - a first name
elana - a first name
eland - a large antelope
elane - a first name
elani - a first name
elann - a first name
elans - plural of "elan", enthusiasm
elaps - a genus of venomous snakes, including the coral snake
elara - a first name; a moon of Jupiter
elasa - a first name
elata - a first name
elate - to make joyful
elath - a biblical place
elayl - olefiant gas or ethylene
elayn - a first name
elban - a native of the island of Elba
elbie - a first name
elbio - a first name
elbon - a town in Pennsylvania
elbow - the knee of the arm; to jostle
elchi - an ambassador
eldad - a first name
eldar - a first name
elden - a first name
elder - a first name; older; a tree
eldin - a first name; a kind of fuel
eldon - a first name
elean - from Elea, a town in ancient southern Italy
elect - to choose; a person chosen or destined to go to Heaven
eleen - a first name
elegy - memorial praise; a mournful poem
eleme - a Smyrna fig
elemi - a fragrant resin used in varnish
elena - a first name; a town in Bulgaria; a cape in Costa Rica
elene - a first name
eleni - a first name
eleny - a first name
eleot - a species of apple
eleph - a first name
eleri - a first name
elers - a first name
elery - a first name
elesa - a first name
elese - a first name
eleta - a first name
eleut - a Kalmuck, a Buddhist Mongolian ethnic group
eleve - a pupil
elexa - a first name
elfed - bewitched
elfic - elven; of the elves
elfie - a first name
elfin - of or like an elf
elfre - a first name
elgan - a first name
elgar - a first name
elgen - a first name
elger - a first name
elgin - a first name; a city in northeast Illinois and in Scotland
elgon - a volcanic mountain between Kenya and Uganda
elham - a first name
eliab - a first name; the father of Abihail
eliad - oeillade, an ogle or glance
eliam - a first name
elian - a first name; of or referring to the essayist Charles Lamb
elias - a first name
eliav - a first name
elice - a first name
elida - a first name
elide - to omit
elidi - a first name
eliel - a first name
elier - a first name
eliga - a first name
elihu - a first name
elija - a first name
elika - a first name
eliki - a Greek village
elimu - a first name
elina - a first name
eline - a first name
eling - an Asian lake
elint - electronic intelligence
eliot - a first name
elisa - a first name; an acronym: "Enzyme Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay"
elise - a first name
elish - a first name
elita - a first name
elite - privileged; a typewriter font
eliud - a first name
eliut - a first name
eliza - a first name
elize - a first name
elkan - a first name
elkin - a first name
ellad - a first name
ellan - a first name
ellee - a first name
ellen - a first name
elles - else
elley - a first name
ellia - a first name
ellie - a first name
ellin - a first name
ellis - a first name
ellma - a first name
ellon - a first name; a town in Scotland
ellsa - a first name
ellse - a first name
ellsi - a first name
ellsy - a first name
ellul - the sixth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical calendar
ellyn - a first name
elman - a first name
elmar - a first name
elmaz - a first name
elmen - of or pertaining to the elm tree
elmer - a first name
elmir - a first name
elmos - plural of "elmo", St Elmo's fire
elmyr - a first name
elnia - a Russian town that Napoleon passed through
eloah - the Hebrew name for God
eloda - a first name
elodi - a first name
eloge - a eulogy or funeral oration
elogy - an inscription on a tombstone
eloin - a first name; to carry away property beyond a sheriff's jurisdiction
elois - a first name
elong - to lengthen; to prolong
elope - to run away together to get married
elops - a sea fish which Milton thought was a snake
elora - a first name
elpee - an "LP", or long playing record
elqui - a river in Chile
elrad - a first name
elric - a first name
elroi - a first name
elroy - a first name
elsee - a first name
elsey - a first name
elsha - a first name
elshe - a first name
elsie - a first name
elsin - a shoemaker's awl; a sharp person
elsje - a first name
elson - a first name; a shoemaker's awl
eltan - a first name
eltha - a first name
elton - a first name; a European lake
elude - to avoid capture or detection
eluru - a town in India
elute - to extract; to wash out
elvah - a first name
elvan - a granular crystalline dyke rock; elfen
elvas - a city in Portugal
elven - of or like an elf
elver - a baby eel
elves - plural of "elf", one of Santa's helpers
elvet - a first name
elvia - a first name
elvie - a first name
elvin - a first name
elvio - a first name
elvis - a first name
elvyn - a first name
elvys - a first name
elwin - a first name
elwyn - a first name
elxis - a first name
elyas - a first name
elyce - a first name
elyci - a first name
elymi - an ancient people of Sicily
elyot - a first name
elysa - a first name
elyse - a first name
elyza - a first name
elyze - a first name
emaan - a first name
email - an electronic message
emani - a first name
emans - plural of "eman", a unit of measurement of radioactive concentration
emari - a first name
embar - to imprison
embay - to enclose in a bay; to force into a bay; to be stranded by high tide
embed - to place into
ember - a first name; a burning coal
embla - in Norse mythology, the first woman
embog - to cause to stick in a bog
embow - to arch; to bend into a curve
embox - to put into a box
embus - to board a bus with high ceremony
emcee - a master of ceremonies
emden - a seaport in northwest Hannover, Germany, origin of the "Emden Telegram"
emeer - an Arab prince
emeka - a first name
emeli - a first name
emely - a first name
emend - to alter; to correct
emera - a first name
emeri - a first name
emery - a first name; a granular corundum
emesa - an ancient city of Syria, now called Homs; the genus of the spider bug
emets - plural of "emet", a variant of "emmet", an ant
emeus - plural of "emeu", a variant of "emu"
emews - plural of "emew", a variant of "emu"
emiko - a first name
emila - a first name
emile - a first name
emili - a first name
emill - a first name
emilo - a first name
emils - a first name
emily - a first name
emina - a first name
emine - a first name
emira - a first name
emirs - plural of "emir", an Arab prince
emits - sends out
emitt - a first name
emlen - a first name
emlin - a first name
emlou - a first name
emlyn - a first name
emmas - plural of "emma", a signaller's code for the letter "M"
emmen - a town in the Netherlands
emmer - a type of wheat
emmet - a first name; an ant
emmew - to encage
emmey - a first name
emmie - a first name
emmit - a first name
emmot - a first name
emmye - a first name
emmys - plural of "emmy", a television show award
emoji - a set of icons used in cell phone messaging
emona - an old name for Ljubljana, in Yugoslavia
emong - an obsolete form of "among"
emony - an anemone
emory - a first name
emote - to show emotion
emove - to move; to affect with emotion
empee - a sort of anti-acronym for "MP", or Member of Parliament
empte - to empty
empty - vacant
emrah - a first name
emran - a first name
emrod - a hemorrhoid
emryk - a first name
emrys - a first name
emsel - morphine
emule - to emulate
emure - to immure
emyde - a freshwater tortoise
emyds - plural of "emyd", a freshwater tortoise
emyle - a first name
emzar - a first name
enaam - a first name
enact - to portray; to put into effect
enage - to make old
enard - a British bay
enare - a Finnish lake
enarm - to encircle in one's arms
enate - a relative on the mother's side; growing outward
encke - a first name
encup - to place in, or surround by, a cup
ended - finished
endek - a member of the fascist anti-Semitic National Democratic party of Poland
ender - one that ends something; someone holding an end of a jump rope
endew - to provide with some quality or gift
endor - the biblical home of a witch visited by Saul
endow - to provide with
endre - a first name
endue - to provide with some quality or gift; to endow
eneas - a first name; a Trojan warrior
enede - a variant of "ende", a duck
eneid - variant of "The Aeneid", an epic poem
eneko - a first name
enele - anele
enema - a liquid injected into the rectum
enemy - a foe
enery - a comical spelling of "Henry", reflecting a Cockney pronounciation
enets - a Uralic language
enews - pursues; plunges into water
enfin - at last, finally
enfix - infix
engem - a town in Vanuatu
engie - a first name
engin - a first name
engis - a town in Belgium
engle - a favorite; a paramour
engyn - a variant of "engine"
eniac - a primitive computer model (Electronic Numeric Integrator And Calculator)
enidd - a first name
eniko - a first name
eniwa - a town in Japan
enjoy - to receive pleasure from
enlay - to inlay
enlil - a Babylonian god
enlit - shed light upon
enmew - to encage or enclose
ennea - a first name
ennew - to make new
ennio - a first name
ennis - a first name; a town in Eire; a town in Texas
ennui - boredom that's been to college
enoch - a first name; in the Bible, the first city, founded by Cain
enock - a first name
enode - to clear of knots; to detangle
enoka - a first name
enoki - a type of mushroom
enola - a first name; a town in Arkansas
enols - plural of "enol", a chemical compound
enora - a first name
enore - a first name
enorm - enormous
enosh - a first name
enows - plural of "enow", meaning "enough"
enria - a first name
enric - a first name
enrol - to enroll
ensay - a British island
ensew - an obsolete form of "ensue"
ensis - a genus of razor clams
ensky - to raise to the sky
ensof - in the Kabbalah, the absolute infinite God
ensue - to follow
entab - to replace multiple spaces by TAB characters
entad - anatomically toward the inside
ental - anatomically on the inside
enter - to come in
entes - plural of "ente", a heraldic engraftment
entia - plural of "ens"
entry - way of coming in
enugu - a town and state in Nigeria
enure - to inure; to harden
enver - a first name
envie - to vie; to strive
envoi - the closing of a poem
envoy - an ambassador
enydd - a first name
enyne - a functional group in organic chemistry
enzed - "NZ", that is, the acronym: "New Zealand"
enzym - an enzyme
eoans - plural of "eoan", a dawning
eocha - a first name
eolia - a town in Missouri
eolic - aeolic; eolian
eolis - a genus of nudibranch mollusks
eorls - plural of "eorl", an obsolete form of "earl"
eorsa - a British island
eosin - a red fluorescent dye
eozoa - plural of "eozoon", a structure found in ancient limestone and thought to be an early animal
epact - the difference in days between the lengths of the solar and lunar years
epees - plural of "epee", a fencing weapon
epena - a town in the Congo
epens - plural of "epen", a variant of "epencephalon", the segment of the brain behind the midbrain
epera - a South American Indian language
ephah - a ancient Hebrew measurement of volume, about a bushel
ephan - a first name
ephas - plural of "epha", a Hebrew unit of dry measure
ephie - a first name
ephod - an ancient Hebrew vestment
ephor - a magistrate of ancient Greece
ephus - the truth; a gimmick
epics - plural of "epic", a saga or adventure tale
epira - a town in Guyana
epoch - an age; an era
epode - a type of lyric poem in which a long verse is followed by a short one
epols - in mathematics, the reciprocal of the slope
epopt - a seer or beholder; one initiated into the Eleusinian mysteries
epoxy - a glue
eppes - something, a little
eppia - a first name
eppie - a first name
eppis - something, a little
eppus - something, a little
epris - enamored, in love
eprom - electronic programmable read-only memory
epsey - a first name
epsom - an English town south of London, home to a famous racetrack
epulo - a member of an ancient Roman college of priests in charge of sacrificial banquets
epulu - a village in the Congo
epure - a full-scale pattern of work to be done, traced on a wall or floor
eqbal - a first name
equal - equivalent
eques - the Jack in a card game
equid - a member of the horse family (horses, zebras, donkeys, mules)
equip - to outfit
equus - a member of the horse family
eqwal - the green woodpecker
eraca - a first name
erade - to scrape off
erare - a variant of "erer", meaning "sooner"
erase - to expunge; to wipe away
erast - a first name
erato - in Greek mythology, the muse of love poetry and lyric poetry
erava - yerava
erben - a first name
erbia - erbium oxide
erbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
erdal - a first name
erdie - an orthodox, tedious individual
erdin - a first name
erdne - a first name
erdut - a town in Slavonia, Croatia
erech - the biblical name of the ancient Mesopotamian city of Uruk, where writing may have been invented
ereck - a first name
erect - to raise up; to build
erena - a first name
erene - a first name
ereni - a first name
erept - to snatch away
ergal - potential energy
ergat - to deduce logically
ergin - a first name
ergon - a measurement of work in terms of the equivalent amount of heat
ergos - plural of "ergo", an inferred conclusion
ergot - a fungus affecting wheat and hippies
erhan - a first name
erian - a first name; a subdivision of the American Devonian age
erica - a first name; a heather plant; a town in Australia
erice - a town in Sicily
erich - a first name
erick - a first name; a town in Oklahoma; a blood fine paid by a murderer to the victim's family
erico - a first name
erics - plural of "eric", a blood fine imposed on a murderer and his family under old Irish law
eridu - a town in Iraq; a town in Florida
eriel - a first name
eries - plural of "erie", a tribe of American Indians
eriff - a two year old canary; a young criminal
erika - a first name
eriko - a first name
eriks - a first name
erimo - a port city in northern Japan
erina - a first name
erine - a first name
ering - saying "er"
erinn - a first name
erino - a first name
eriqa - a first name
erith - an English town
erizo - a hedgehog
erjon - a first name
erkan - a first name
erkin - a first name
erkka - a first name
erkki - a first name
erlan - a first name
erlin - a first name
erlys - a first name
ermes - grieves; feels sad
ermin - a first name; a kind of material
ermis - a first name
ermit - a hermit
erned - earned
ernen - a town in Switzerland
ernes - plural of "erne", a sea eagle
erney - a first name
ernie - a first name
ernst - a first name
erode - to wear away
erold - a first name
erops - an acronym: "Extended Range Operations" for flights more than an hour from a landing site
erose - notched or uneven, as if gnawed away (cognate with "erode")
erred - made a mistake
erric - a first name
errin - a first name
erris - a British cape
errol - a first name
error - a mistake
erryl - a first name
ersan - a first name
ersar - a Turkoman people of Bukhara
ersat - a first name
erses - plural of "erse", a Scottish Gael
ersin - a first name
ersta - a town in Sweden
ertha - a first name
ertsa - a first name
eruca - the genus of plants to which arugula belongs; a caterpillar
eruct - to belch, to burp
erugo - a green film that forms on copper
erupt - to burst out
eruvs - plural of "eruv", any of 3 rabbinic enactments easing certain Sabbath restrictions
erven - a first name; plural of "erf", a plot of land, of about an acre
ervil - a European vetch
ervin - a first name
ervyn - a first name
erwan - a first name
erwin - a first name
erwyn - a first name
eryka - a first name
erynn - a first name
eryon - a genus of fossil decapod crustaceans
erzhi - a first name
erzya - a language once spoken in Russia
esbat - a weekly meeting of witch covens
esben - a first name
escar - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
escot - to provide support for
esera - a first name
esere - a town in Chad
esher - an English town
eshin - a pail, tub or can
esile - eisel, vinegar
esill - a wine made from vinegar
esino - a river in Italy
eskar - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
esker - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
eskie - short for "Eskimo", and signifying a cooler
eskil - a first name
eslam - a first name
esmat - a first name
esmie - a first name
esneh - a town in Egypt, site of a famous temple
esnes - plural of "esne", in Anglo-Saxon England a worker of the lowest class
espen - a first name
espoo - the second largest city in Finland, home to Nokia
espot - a town in northern Spain
esrar - marijuana
esrat - a first name
esref - a first name
esrog - a citron used during Sukkoth
esrom - a kind of cheese
essad - a first name
essae - a first name
essam - a first name
essan - a first name
essay - a theme; an attempt
essed - curved like the letter "S"; an ancient chariot
essen - an industrial city in Germany
esses - plural of "ess", the letter "S"
essex - an English county; a breed of swine
essey - a first name
essie - a first name
essom - a first name
essop - a first name
estee - a first name
estel - a first name
esten - a first name
ester - a first name; a type of chemical compound
estes - a first name; dainty foods
estie - a first name
estoc - a short thrusting sword of the Renaissance
eston - a first name
estop - to impede by the legal means of estoppal
estra - a first name
estre - the inner part of a building
estro - enthusiasm; poetic inspiration
estus - a first name; a glow of passion
eszti - a first name
etaac - the South African blaubok
etage - a floor or story of a building
etail - slang for "electronic retail", commerce via the Internet
etain - a first name
etana - a first name; a Babylonian god who rode an eagle
etape - a warehouse; a place where troops halt for the night
etats - plural of "etat", a state or polity
etens - plural of "eten", a giant
eteri - a first name
etern - eternal, everlasting
etext - an electronic text
etgar - a first name
ethal - cetyl alcohol
etham - a biblical place
ethan - a first name
ethel - a first name
ethem - a first name
ether - an anesthetic; the "upper" regions of space; a mythical medium with no properties
ethic - a body of moral principles
ethna - a first name
ethne - a first name
ethno - a recent immigrant
ethos - the fundamental character of a culture
ethyl - a first name; a univalent chemical radical
ethyn - a first name
etina - a first name
etite - eaglestone
etive - a British river
etnas - plural of "etna", a volcano; a small spirit stove
etons - returnable notes (!)
etore - a first name
etrog - a citron used during Sukkoth; a Canadian film award
etsra - a town in Saudi Arabia
ettey - a first name
ettie - a first name
ettin - an eten, a giant
ettle - to intend; to plan; to devise; a nettle; to guess
etude - a piano piece
etuis - plural of "etui", a case for holding small articles
etwas - a musical term meaning "somewhat"
etwee - an etui, a case for holding small articles
etyen - a first name
etyma - plural of "etymon", an original form, primitive word, or root
etyms - plural of "etym", a variant of "etymon"
etzel - the king who married Kriemhilde after Siegfried's death
etzio - a first name
eubie - a first name
eucre - a variant of "euchre"
eudel - a first name
eudes - a first name
euell - a first name
eugen - a first name
eughs - plural of "eugh", the yew
euked - yuked, itched
eulia - a first name
eunan - a first name
eupad - an antiseptic powder
eupen - a town in Belgium
euroa - a town in Australia
euros - the ancient Greek name for the east wind; plural of "euro", a monetary unit of Europe; a large kangaroo
eurus - in Greek mythology, the god of the east wind
eusol - an antiseptic solution, from "Edinburgh University SOLution"
eutaw - site of a famous battle
eutin - a town in Germany
evade - to elude
evald - a first name
evana - a first name
evann - a first name
evans - a first name; a Pacific cape; a lake in North America
evany - a first name
evard - a first name
evase - widening gradually, like a chimney or funnel
evatt - a first name
evene - to happen
evenk - an ethnic group of Siberia
evens - a first name; makes flat; ties the score; the even numbers
event - an occurrence
eveny - a first name; a people of Siberia
evere - a town in Belgium
evert - a first name; to turn inside out
every - each; all
evets - plural of "evet", a newt
evett - a first name
evhoe - variant of "evoe", an interjection of Bacchic frenzy
evian - a spa; source of mineral water for the naive
evict - to cast out
evike - a first name
evils - plural of "evil", a moral wrong
evita - a first name
evite - to avoid
evlin - a first name
evlyn - a first name
evohe - variant of "evoe", the cry of exhilaration of the bacchanals
evoke - to draw out
evony - a first name
evora - a town in Portugal
evrim - a first name
evros - a river in Greece
evsey - a first name
evvie - a first name
evyan - a first name
evzen - a first name
ewald - a first name
eward - a first name
ewart - a first name
ewell - a first name; a suburb of London
ewers - plural of "ewer", a large pitcher
ewert - a first name
ewery - a room for storing ewers
ewest - nearest, closest
ewfts - plural of "ewft", a newt
ewhow - an interjection of regret
ewing - a first name
ewked - yuked; itched
ewoud - a first name
ewynn - a first name
exact - precise; to force out
exalt - to praise; to raise higher
exams - plural of "exam", a test
excel - to outdo
excon - an ex-convict
excur - to run out; to extend
exdis - a security classification, acronym: "EXclusive DIStribution"
exeat - a bishop's permission for a priest to leave a diocese
execs - plural of "exec", an executive
exect - to cut off or to cut out
exede - to corrode
exeem - to exempt
exeme - to exempt
exene - a first name
exert - to put into action
exfil - a shortened form of "exfiltration", the conveyance of an agent out of a site
exgay - a homosexual who has been retrained to heterosexuality
exies - a fit of hysterics
exile - to force out of a country
exine - the outer layer of certain spores
exist - to be
exite - a movable appendage on an arthropod's limb
exits - plural of "exit", a means of egress
exjew - a former Jew
exlex - an outlaw
exmet - a former player on the New York Mets team
exode - a comic afterpiece in the ancient Greek theater
exody - an exodus
exons - plural of "exon", a sequence in the genetic code; a Yeoman of the Guard
exorn - to furnish or adorn
exors - applies the "exclusive or" operation to
expat - an expatriate
expel - to force out; to eject
expos - plural of "expo", an exposition; a member of the Montreal baseball team
exput - the extraction of information from a computer database
exter - to dig up; to extract
extol - to praise
exton - a town in Pennsylvania
extra - a supernumerary
exude - to emit
exuls - plural of "exul", a exile
exult - to be joyful
exuma - one of the Bahama Islands
exurb - a residential area beyond the suburbs
exute - to strip
eyaks - plural of "eyak", an Indian people of the Copper river in Alaska
eyasi - a lake in Africa
eydie - a first name
eyers - plural of "eyer", an observer
eyess - an eyas; an unfledged bird
eyeti - an ethnic slur
eyeto - an ethnic slur
eyeup - examine; look over
eyght - an island
eying - observing
eylau - a town in East Prussia, site of a famous Napoleonic battle
eyles - ails
eyots - plural of "eyot", a river or lake island
eyoty - containing many eyots
eyran - a first name
eyras - plural of "eyra", a wild cat of tropical America
eyren - plural of "ey", an egg
eyres - plural of "eyre", a circuit journey, as in a "justice in eyre"
eyrie - an eagle's nest
eyrir - an aluminum bronze coin of Iceland, worth 1/100 of a Krona
eytan - a first name
eytie - an ethnic slur
eyton - a first name
ezana - a first name
ezeck - a first name
ezell - a first name
ezera - a first name
ezere - a town in Latvia
ezhno - a first name
eznab - the eighteenth day of the Mayan religious month
ezola - a first name
ezrah - a first name
ezvan - a first name
ezzat - a first name
ezzie - a first name
faaan - a fanatic science fiction devotee
faada - a first name
faags - variant of "fegs", an interjection of surprise
faams - plural of "faam", an Indian orchid
faans - plural of "faan", a person more interested in science fiction fans and their activities than in science fiction
faaps - plural of "faap", a garfish
fabas - plural of "faba", a broad bean
fabbo - fabulous, wonderful
fabby - fabulous, wonderful
fabek - a first name
faber - a first name; a lake in North America
fabes - plural of "fabe", a gooseberry
fabia - a first name
fabio - a first name
fable - a myth
fabra - a first name
fabre - a first name
faced - confronted; extremely drunk
facer - a blow; an unexpected problem; a brimming glass
faces - plural of "face", a visage
facet - a small polished surface; a side or aspect
facey - cheeky, insolent
fachi - a town in Niger
facia - fascia; a storefront nameplate
facie - Latin for "face", used in the phrase "prima facie", first face; a facing board
facks - plural of "fack", a fact
facon - a heavy knife carried by gauchos
facta - plural of "factum", a man's own act and deed
facto - Latin for "fact", used in the phrase "de facto", in fact
facts - plural of "fact", a thing known with certainty
facty - filled with facts
fadal - a first name
faddy - crotchety; faddish
faded - became less bright
fadel - a first name
fader - one that fades; an obsolete form of "father"
fades - becomes less bright
fadey - a first name
fadge - to suit; to prosper; a short, fat person; a bundle of leather; a potato cake; an oaf; vagina
fadia - a first name
fadil - a first name
fadme - a fathom
fados - plural of "fado", a Portuguese folk song
fadwa - a first name
faena - a series of passes made by a matador in a bullfight
faery - a fairy
faffs - blows in puffs; bustles ineffectually; dabbles
faffy - vacuous, pointless; blowing in puffs
fagan - a first name; a penis
fages - coaxes, flatters
faggy - a disparaging adjective, used to describe exaggeratedly effeminate behavior
fagin - a first name; the beech mast; an adult who instructs children in crime
fagoo - a nomad settlement in Sudan
fagot - a faggot; a bundle of sticks; 120 pounds of iron
fagus - a genus that includes the beech trees
fahad - a first name
faham - an Indian orchid whose leaves were used as a substitute for tea
fahed - a first name
fahim - a first name
fahri - a first name
faial - one of the Azores Islands
faida - a first name
faiga - a first name
faiks - abates; excuses
fails - does not succeed; collapses
faina - a first name
faine - a variant of "feign"
fains - a child's call for a temporary truce; plural of "fain", a fen
faint - to collapse; barely detectable
faire - a festival of medieval mummery
fairm - a farm
fairs - makes smooth; plural of "fair", a thing that is justified
fairy - a sprite
faisl - a first name
faith - a first name; belief
faits - plural of "fait", as in "fait accompli", a deed or feat
faiza - a first name
faize - feaze
faked - pretended
fakem - fraudulent, fake or spurious merchandise offered for sale
faker - one who fakes
fakes - pretends
fakey - inauthentic looking
fakie - a skateboarding move, in which the board is ridden backwards
fakih - a first name
fakir - a magician
fakri - a first name
fakse - a coastal town in Denmark
fakus - a doohickey
falah - a first name
falaj - an underground irrigation system used in the Middle East
falak - an omnipotent serpent that lives under the realm of fire in the legend of Bahamut
falam - a town in Myanmar
falan - a first name
falap - a basis dance step
falas - plural of "fala", an old madrigal (from the refrain "fa la"!)
falau - a first name
falco - a first name; the genus to which the falcon belongs
falda - a white silk vestment worn by the pope on solemn occasions
faleh - a first name
falen - a first name
falin - a first name
falke - a first name
falks - plural of "falk", an auk
falla - a fanciful display created for a Spanish festival
falls - descends; plural of "fall", a waterfall; autumn
false - not true; deceitful
falso - a Central American cape
falun - a town in Switzerland
falwe - fallow
falyn - a first name
famed - renowned
fames - hunger; plural of "fame", renown
famke - a first name
fanac - fan activity (a term invented by Star Trek fans)
fanad - nothing (short for "Fanny Adams", which is long for "FA", which is short for "Fuck All"); a British cape
fanal - a lighthouse
fanam - an old gold or silver coin of southern India
fanas - plural of "fana", in Sufism, the annihilation of individual will before that of God
fanci - a first name
fancy - a first name; elaborate; whimsy
fanda - a first name
fands - tries
fanes - a first name; plural of "fane", a temple; a flag; a fairy
fanga - a Spanish unit of dry volume measure
fango - radioactive mud; clay or hot mud from springs, used in mud baths
fangs - plural of "fang", a long tooth
fangy - resembling a fang; having fangs
fania - a first name
fanin - the number of inputs to a logic gate
fanis - a first name
fanks - plural of "fank", a sheepfold
fanlo - a town in Spain
fanni - a first name
fanny - a first name; the buttocks
fanon - a napkin; a scarf; a coin
fanos - plural of "fano", a cape worn by the pope
fanta - a first name
fante - a Kwa language spoken in Ghana
fanti - a Kwa language spoken in Ghana; wild and unrestrained
fanum - a cape worn by that clothes horse, the pope
fanus - a first name
fanya - a first name
faqih - an Islamic religious lawyer
faqir - a fakir
faqus - a town in Egypt
farad - a unit of measurement for electrical capacitance
farah - a first name; an Afghan province
farai - a first name
faran - a first name
farbs - plural of "farb", a half-hearted Civil War reenactor, from "far-be-it-from-me"
farce - a comical play
farci - stuffed with finely chopped meat
farcy - glanders
farde - an Egyptian unit of capacity which is either about 58 liters (small farde), or twice that amount (the large farde)
fardh - a commercial variety of date
fardo - a unit of weight in the Philippines
fards - applies cosmetics to; plural of "fard", a brown date
fared - traveled; prospered
faren - a first name
farer - a traveler
fares - a first name; gets along; plural of "fare", a traveler's toll
fargo - a city in North Dakota; a concealed recording device
faria - a river in New Guinea
farid - a first name
farin - a first name
fario - a first name
fariq - a first name
faris - a first name; a town in Iraq; a town in Greece
farle - an oatcake
farls - plural of "farl", a thin oatmeal cake
farly - a first name; a gay guy
farms - plural of "farm", a tract of land devoted to agriculture
farmy - of or like a farm
farne - a British island
faroe - referring to the Faroe Islands
faroh - a first name
farok - a first name
farol - a pase in bullfighting
faron - a first name
faros - plural of "faro", a card game
farqy - a first name
farra - a first name
farre - far
farry - a farrow
farse - a Biblical extract; a paraphrase
farsi - a Persian language
farts - breaks wind
farty - redolent of noxious intestinal vapors
faruk - a first name
faruq - a first name
farye - a first name
faryn - a first name
fasci - plural of "fascio", a local branch of the Fascisti
fasel - a first name; a chick pea or kidney bean
faser - one who faces; one who puts on a false show; a blow to the face
fashy - angry
fasil - a first name
fasti - a Roman calendar of festivals
fasts - abstains from food
fatai - a first name
fatal - deadly
fatan - a first name
fatas - plural of "fata", short for "fata Morgana", a mirage
fated - destined
faten - a first name
fater - a fortune-teller; a cheater
fates - in Greek mythology, weavers of destiny: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos
fatha - a first name; an Arabic accent mark
fathi - a first name
fatih - a first name; the old quarter of Istanbul
fatil - a first name
fatin - a first name
fatio - a first name
fatly - obesely
fatma - a first name
fator - a fortune-teller
fatos - a first name
fatra - the name of two mountain ranges in Slovakia
fatso - a fat person
fatta - a breakfast dish of boiled lamb, bread, rice and soup
fatty - adipose; a mean-spirited nickname
fatur - a first name
fatwa - an Islamic decree
faugh - an interjection expressing disgust, said by no one outside of old books
fauld - a piece of armor below the breastplate
faule - a fall, or falling band
fault - a failing; a defect; an imperfection
faulx - a town in France
fauna - a first name; animal life
faune - a first name
fauns - plural of "faun", a woodland deity
faurd - favored
faure - a first name
fause - false
faust - a first name; in medieval legend, a philosopher who sold his soul for knowledge; ugly
fauve - a fauvist
favas - a hexagonal paving tile
favel - yellow; a yellow horse; cajolery
faver - more favorite
faves - plural of "fave", a favorite
favor - a first name; to regard with approval
favre - a first name
favus - a contagious fungal scalp disease; a hexagonal paving tile
fawas - a first name
fawna - a first name
fawne - a first name
fawns - dotes on; plural of "fawn", a young deer
fawny - of a yellowish brown color; a ring
fawzi - a first name
fawzy - a first name
faxed - sent a facsimile message
faxer - one who faxes
faxes - sends a facsimile message
faxon - a first name
fayal - one of the Azore Islands
fayda - a first name
fayed - joined closely
fayez - a first name
fayik - a first name
fayla - a first name
fayme - a first name
fayne - a first name; a variant of "feign"
fayre - a first name; a fair
fayth - a first name
fayum - Faiyum, a division of northern Egypt
fazed - dazzled; stunned; stupefied
fazel - a first name
fazer - something which dazzles, stuns or stupefies
fazes - dazzles; stuns; stupefies
fazil - a first name
fazzo - fabulous
feaks - plural of "feak", a lock of hair
feale - a British river
feals - conceals
feare - a fere, a companion or mate
fearn - a town in Scotland
fears - is afraid of
feart - afraid
feary - like fear; full of fear
fease - to faze
feast - a grand meal; a celebration
feats - plural of "feat", a deed; a dangling curl of hair
featy - neat; handy
feaze - to unravel; to twist; to worry; to harm
fecal - of feces
feces - turds; excrement
fecht - to fight
fecit - "(he) made it", often inscribed on works of art
fecks - an exclamation meaning "Faith!"; plural of "feck", value; effect; strength (hence "feckless" = worthless)
fecri - a first name
fedai - a member of an Ismaili order of assassins
fedex - to send by Federal Express
fedia - a genus of Mediterranean herbs
fedja - a first name
fedje - a town in Norway
fedor - a first name
fedup - disgusted
fedya - a first name
feebs - plural of "feeb", a feeble-minded person; a feeble person; an FBI agent
feeby - the FBI; an FBI agent
feeds - nourishes
feedy - overfull of food
feele - a girl; a child
feels - senses; touches
feena - a first name
feeps - plural of "feep", the soft bell sound of a computer monitor
feere - a consort, husband or wife
feers - plural of "feer", a companion
feese - a short run before a leap
feesk - a tuft of unruly hair
feeze - to twist; to worry; to harm; to pledge to a fraternity; to have sexual intercourse
fehme - a medieval secret German tribunal, the Vehmgericht
feigh - to clean
feign - to pretend
feine - to feign
feint - a stratagem; a deceptive action
feist - a small dog of mixed breed; to flirt
feiza - a first name
feize - to twist
fekes - plural of "feke", a magician's doctored prop
fekri - a first name
felch - fecal matter
felcy - a first name
felda - a first name
felia - a first name
felic - a first name
felid - a member of the cat family
felim - a first name
felis - a first name; the cat family
felix - a first name
feliz - a first name
felka - a first name
felke - a first name
felks - sings felk songs (a bizarre genre associated with science fiction fans)
fella - slang for "fellow"
fells - cuts down; plural of "fell", a small mountain typical of the Lake District
felly - felloe; the rim of a wheel; harshly destructive
felon - a criminal
felos - plural of "felo", short for "felo de se", a suicide
felpo - a first name
felth - the power of feeling in one's fingers
felts - plural of "felt", a fabric; a gambling table
felty - of, like, or containing felt
felup - a people of the Atlantic coast of the western Sudan
felyx - a first name
felze - an enclosed gondola
femal - a variant of "female"
fembo - a feminine-acting man
femes - plural of "feme", a wife
femic - belonging to a group of ferromagnesian minerals
femie - a first name
femme - a woman; a feminine lesbian
femmi - a first name
femmy - feminine; emasculated; campy
femur - a thigh bone
fence - a receiver of stolen goods; a railing; to sword fight as a sport
fends - wards off
fendy - shifty; thrifty; clever in finding a way to do things
fenho - a river in China
fenis - plural of "feni", a Goan alcoholic spirit produced from coconuts
fenks - finks; parts of blubber even whalers don't want
fenny - a first name; marshy; a spirit distilled in Goa from cashew nuts or coconuts
fents - plural of "fent", a vent, or short slit in a garment
fenus - faenus, interest in Roman law
feods - plural of "feod", a fief
feoff - a grant of land
ferae - wild animals
feral - wild
feran - a first name
feras - a first name
ferda - a first name
ferde - a first name
ferdo - a first name
ferds - plural of "ferd", an army, a large number
ferdy - a first name
feren - a first name
ferer - more able; more sound
feres - plural of "fere", a companion
feria - a weekday of a church calendar on which no feast is celebrated
ferie - a holiday
ferik - a first name
ferin - a first name
ferit - a first name
ferks - moves quickly
ferly - fearful; sudden; a sudden marvel
ferme - a hole; a prison; a cave
fermi - a unit of measurement of distance, a femtometer, 10^(-15) meter
fermo - another name for Firmum; a town in Italy
ferms - plural of "ferm", a farm; a pseudohermaphrodite with ovaries
ferne - a first name
ferni - a first name
ferns - a town in Eire; plural of "fern", a flowerless vascular plant
ferny - full of ferns
feron - a first name
ferox - a brown trout of north west Europe
feroz - a first name
ferra - a first name
ferre - a variant of "ferrer", meaning far
ferro - one of the Canary Islands
ferry - a river transport
ferto - a European lake
feruz - a first name
fesse - a heraldic band
festa - a feast or holiday
feste - a first name
fests - plural of "fest", a festival or celebration
fetal - embryonic
fetas - plural of "feta", a goat milk cheese
fetch - to go for
feted - honored, celebrated
fetes - plural of "fete", a celebration
fethe - a first name
fetid - noxious
fetii - in French Oceania, a member of one's extended family
fetis - neat; pretty; well-made
fetor - an offensive odor
fetta - variant of "feta", a cheese made of goat milk
fette - to fetch
fetti - money
fetts - fetches
fetus - an unborn child
fetwa - an Islamic judgment
feuar - a lease holder; a cottager
feuda - plural of "feudum"
feuds - plural of "feud", a vendetta
feued - granted land under Scottish feudal law
feugh - a British river
fever - a ferment; a passion; high temperature as a symptom of illness
fevzi - a first name
fewel - fuel
fewer - not as many
feyed - cleaned out
feyer - more crazy
feyla - a first name
feyly - in a fey manner
feyne - to feign
feyre - a fair or market
fezes - plural of "fez", a Middle Eastern hat
fezzi - a native of Fez, Morocco
ffion - a first name
fiach - a first name
fiala - a first name
fiana - a first name
fiard - a fjord
fiars - plural of "fiar", a grain price legally fixed by the Fiars court; a free-holder
fiato - a musical term meaning "breath"
fiats - plural of "fiat", an authoritative order
fiber - a filament; a thread-like material
fibre - a British spelling of "fiber"
fibro - a building material of compressed asbestos and concrete
fibry - fibrous; made of fibers
fices - plural of "fice", a feist, a small dog
fiche - a microfiche
fichu - a small triangular lace or muslin shawl
ficin - a protease obtained from the latex of the fig
ficos - plural of "fico", a snap of the finger; a fig; a worthless trifle
ficus - the fig
fidai - a member of an Ismaili order of assassins
fidar - a river in Lebanon
fidel - a first name
fides - faith in religious dogma held without concern for logical proof or evidence
fidge - to fidget; an uneasy or restless motion; a fidgety person
fidia - a genus of small beetles
fidos - plural of "fido", a defective coin
fiefs - plural of "fief", a feudal grant of land
field - a first name; a meadow; an area
fiend - an evil person
fient - a fiend; a devil
fiere - a fere, a companion or mate
fieri - facias; a writ
fiero - a musical term meaning "bold"
fiery - flaming; like fire
fiest - most doomed
fifed - played the fife
fifer - someone who plays the fife
fifes - plural of "fife", a musical instrument related to the flute
fifey - like a fife
fifie - a Scottish fishing lugger
fifth - number 5 in order
fifty - 50
figen - a first name
figgy - of, like, or containing figs
fight - to dispute; to oppose
figmo - an acronym: "Forget It, Got My Orders", (roughly), the attitude of a short-timer
figos - plural of "figo", variant of "fico", a snap of the fingers
figue - a kind of cheese
fijis - plural of "Fiji", a resident of the Fiji islands; the Fiji islands
fiked - fidgeted; annoyed
fikes - fidgets; annoys; plural of "fike", a bag-shaped fish trap
fikie - fidgety, restless
filao - a beefwood with pendulous branches
filar - threadlike
filch - to steal
filed - smoothed; deposited a document; formed a line
filer - one who files
files - smooths; deposits a document; plural of "file", a rasp; a line; a collection of documents
filet - to fillet
filey - a coastal town in England; like a file
filia - a first name
filip - a first name; a finger flip
filix - cystoperis
filiz - a first name
filks - plural of "filk", a 'filk' song, a humorous parody, popularized at science fiction conventions
fille - a girl
fillo - phyllo dough; an illustration used to fill up the rest of a page
fills - dispels the vacuum
filly - a girl; a foal
filma - a first name
films - plural of "film", a movie; a thin membrane
filmy - diaphanous
filth - grime
filum - a threadlike anatomical structure
filya - a first name
final - last
finan - a first name
finca - a rural property, ranch or estate in Spain or South America
finch - a bird
finds - discovers
findy - plump
fined - charged
finer - a refiner; more fine; one who fines
fines - charges
finew - moldiness
finey - like a fine
fingo - a South African people
finif - variant of "finnif", Yiddish for "five", a five dollar bill
finis - a first name; the end
finke - a river in Australia
finks - informs the police
finly - a first name
finno - of Finland or Finnish, as in "Finno-Ugric languages"
finns - plural of "Finn", a native of Finland
finny - a first name; having fins
finos - merino wool
finse - a town in Norway
finty - a first name
finuf - variant of "finnif", Yiddish for "five", a five dollar bill
fiona - a first name
fionn - a first name
fiora - a first name
fiord - a cliff-bound ocean inlet
fiore - a first name
fioza - a first name
fique - Mauritius hemp
firaq - a first name
firas - a first name
firat - a first name
firca - in India, a tribe, community or group
fired - discharged; kindled
firee - an employee who has been fired
firer - an igniter; a shooter
fires - blazes; disemploys
firey - suggestive of a fire
firgi - a village in Niger
firks - whips; beats; copulates with; moves quickly; plural of "firk", a trick; a freak
firma - Latin for "firm" or "solid", used in "terra firma", solid land
firme - an expression of high approbation
firms - becomes more firm; plural of "firm", a company or business
firns - plural of "firn", a neve; a glacier snow
firps - plural of "firp", a jerk
firry - full of pines
first - chief; before all others
firth - a first name; a river mouth
firuz - a first name
fiscs - plural of "fisc", a state or royal treasury
fishl - a first name
fisho - a professional fisherman
fishy - questionable; smelling of fish
fiske - a first name
fisks - frisks
fists - plural of "fist", a balled-up hand
fisty - a left-handed person; related to boxing
fitch - a first name; a pole cat; a vetch; a long-handled paint brush for remote surfaces
fitim - a first name
fitly - aptly
fitte - a ballad
fitts - plural of "fitt", a fitte; a song
fitty - suitable, appropriate
fiume - a seaport in Yugoslavia
fiver - a five dollar bill; one who gives five percent of his earnings instead of a tenth
fives - a horse disease; a ball game
fixed - repaired; stationary; secretly predetermined
fixer - one who repairs
fixes - repairs; prepares; makes fast
fixit - involved with fixing things
fixup - a correction; something that has been fixed
fizzy - effervescent; the 60's version of Pop Rocks
fjeld - a high barren plateau
fjord - a long narrow ocean inlet
flabs - plural of "flab", fatty body tissue
flach - backwards slang for "half"
flack - a press agent
flaff - to flutter
flage - an abbreviated form of "flagellation"
flags - loses strength; plural of "flag", a banner; an iris
flail - a threshing implement; to make wild, disjointed movements
flain - flayed
flair - a first name; a natural aptitude
flake - a scale; an unreliable person
flako - intoxicated
flaks - gives some trashing; plural of "flak", a protector, an antiaircraft cannon
flaky - scaling; unreliable
flama - a first name
flamb - to baste; to singe
flame - to spew invective; an amour; a tongue of fire
flamm - a flawn, or custard
flams - deceives; plural of "flam", a whim; a drum rudiment
flamy - lambent; composed of flame
flana - a first name
flane - an arrow
flang - a miner's pick axe; past tense of "fling"
flank - a side
flann - a first name
flans - plural of "flan", a custard
flaps - flutters; plural of "flap", an argument; a side panel
flare - a first name; a signal light
flary - flaming
flash - a glint; an instant
flask - a small bottle
flats - plural of "flat", an apartment; a low heeled shoe; a punctured tire
flaux - a first name
flava - style
flawn - a custard
flaws - plural of "flaw", a defect
flawy - defective; characterized by gusts, as a wind
flaxy - light in color; blonde
flays - removes the skin; excoriates
flead - unrendered pork fat
fleak - a small lock; an insignificant person
fleam - a sharp surgical lancet used for opening veins to cause bloodletting; a bevel angle
flear - a word of mockery
fleas - plural of "flea", an external blood-sucking parasite
flech - a flea
fleck - a dapple; a small spot
flect - in heraldry, with a bent bow
fleda - a first name
fleed - variant of "flead", unrendered pork fat
fleem - variant of "fleam", a lancet; a bevel angle
fleen - a variant plural of "flea"
fleer - a word or look of derision; to mock; one who flees
flees - runs away
fleet - rapid; a group of ships; an arm of the sea; an English town
flegm - phlegm
flegs - frightens; kicks; flees
fleid - fleyed
fleme - to banish; to drive away
flemo - Flemington, a suburb of Melbourne
flems - plural of "Flem", a native of Flemland
flerd - deceit; fraud
flerk - to jerk or twitch
flesh - meat
fleta - a first name
flete - to float; to swim
fleuk - a fluke
fleur - a first name; a fleur-de-lis
flews - plural of "flew", a bloodhound's chap; a fishing net
flewy - like a bloodhound's chap
flexy - tending to flex easily
fleys - frightens; flays
flick - to flip; rabbit fur; a movie
flics - plural of "flic", a Parisian policeman
flied - a past tense of "fly"; to hit a fly ball
flier - an aeronaut
flies - travels through air; plural of "fly", a back stage appliance; an insect
flimp - to rob a person distracted by an accomplice
flims - a resort town in Switzerland
fling - to hurl; an escapade; a brief romantic adventure
flinn - a first name
flint - a first name; a hard stone; an English town; a town in Michigan
flipe - to flype; to fold back
flipp - a liquor for sailors, made from beer, spirits, and sugar
flips - turns over
flird - to flirt; a flimsy, insubstantial object
flirt - a coquet
flisa - a town in Norway
flisk - to comb; to whisk; a sudden action
flite - to scold; to brawl
flits - moves lightly and swiftly; plural of "flit", a subdivision of a data packet
flitt - to flit
float - to waft; to buoy; a soda with ice cream; a C data type
flobs - moves clumsily
flock - a herd
flocs - plural of "floc", a flocculent mass
floda - a town in Sweden
flody - a first name
floes - plural of "floe", a mass of floating ice
floey - a first name
flogs - whips; tries to sell
flois - a first name
flong - stereotyping paper
flood - a deluge
flook - a fluke
floor - to stump; a walking surface; the largest whole number no greater than a given number
flops - collapses in a heap; plural of "flop", a failure
flora - a first name; flowers
flore - a first name; a town in Albania
flori - a first name
floro - a town in Norway
flors - plural of "flor", a coating of microorganisms on the surface of some sherry wines, (yummy!)
flory - a first name; in heraldry, fleury
flosh - a weedy swamp
floss - a first name; a silky thread; a stream
flota - the Spanish treasure fleet
flote - a wave
flots - plural of "flot", a stratified ore
flour - ground wheat
flous - to cheat or trick someone
flout - to scoff; to mock
flowk - a fluke
flown - traveled through air
flows - moves steadily and smoothly
flowy - flowing, rippling
floyd - a first name
flubs - bungles
flued - built with flues
fluer - one who installs flues
flues - plural of "flue", an enclosed air passage or chimney
fluey - fluffy; like a flue; like the flu
fluff - nap; down; insubstantial matter
fluid - liquid
fluke - chance; a parasitic worm; a fish
fluky - accidental; capricious
flume - a water chute
flump - to plop down heavily
flung - thrown
flunk - to fail
fluor - a first name; calcium spar; a bodily discharge
flure - floor
flurn - to show contempt by looks
flurr - a splashing or whirring sound
flurt - a flirt
flush - to blush; to drive from hiding; to wash away with water; five cards of the same suit in poker
flute - a kind of boat; musical instrument; groove in a pillar
fluty - flutelike
fluyt - a type of ship used by the Dutch
fluzy - a floozie
flyby - an aerial approach
flyer - a flier
flymy - sly or cunning
flynn - a first name
flynt - a first name
flype - a fold or flap
flysh - a great Alpine mass of Cretaceous and Lower Tertiary sandstone and shale
flyte - to scold
fnast - to pant or snort
fnese - to breathe heavily
foafs - plural of "foaf", an "urban legend", acronym: "Friend Of A Friend"
foals - plural of "foal", a young horse
foaly - like a foal
foams - plural of "foam", a froth
foamy - frothy
foard - a first name
fobus - a general term of dislike
focal - converging; central
focht - fought
focus - a point of convergence
fodda - a coin
foehn - a dry hot wind of the Alps
fogas - the eastern European pike perch
foges - plural of "foge", the Cornish name for a forge used to smelt tin
fogey - a crotchety old-fashioned person
foggy - misty
fogie - a fogey
fogle - a silk handkerchief
fogon - a corner fireplace found in Indian and Spanish architecture
fogos - plural of "fogo", a stench
fogou - a cave
fogue - to stink
fogus - tobacco
fohns - plural of "fohn", a hot Alpine wind
foids - plural of "foid", feldspathoid
foils - fends off; plural of "foil", a fencing weapon; a thin sheet of metal
foily - like a foil; like foil
foins - thrusts with a pointed weapon; copulates with
foism - Chinese Buddhism
foist - to impose; a Chinese Buddhist
fokke - a first name
fokko - a first name
folco - a first name
folds - lays one part over another
foldy - foldable; folding
foley - a term for artificially produced sound used in movies
folia - plural of "folium", a leaf or sheet
folic - referring to folic acid, a nitrogenous acid in green leaves
folie - a madness or delusion, as in "folie a deux", a delusion shared by two people
folio - a sheet of paper; an early kind of book; an album
folke - a first name
folks - simple people; one's family
folky - folkie; having a folkish flavor
folly - a delusion
folos - plural of "folo", a follow-up
folwe - to follow
fomes - an object handled by a person with a contagious disease; plural of "fome", an absorbent substance
fomor - fomorian, a race of sea robbers in Celtic legend
fonda - a first name; a hotel or inn
fonde - to strive; to try
fondi - a town in central Italy
fondo - a municipality in Trento province, Italy
fonds - caresses, fondles
fondu - characterized by colors that blend into one another; melted; a sinking ballet movement
foner - a news story assembled solely by telephone calls
fonge - to take; to receive
fonio - a northern African crabgrass
fonky - a variant of "funky", used to intensify an adjective
fonly - foolishly, fondly
fonne - a fon
fonni - a town in Italy
fonso - a first name
fonta - a first name
fonts - plural of "font", a typeface; a fountain
fonya - a first name
fonzo - a first name
foods - plural of "food", something to eat
foody - eatable; another spelling for "foodie", a lover of good cooking
fooey - an expression of disgust, spelled "pfui" by the French
foofs - howls like a wounded dog
foofy - effeminate
fools - plural of "fool", a simpleton
foots - pays for; a residue
footy - paltry; poor; worthless; football (that is, soccer)
foppy - like a fop, a foolish pretentious person
foram - a marine rhizopod; a foraminifera
foray - an invasion; an excursion
forbe - a first name
forbs - plural of "forb", a herb other than grass
forby - a first name; adjacent; over and above; besides
force - strength; pressure; power
fordo - to undo; to abolish; a kind of Brazilian popular music
fords - plural of "ford", a river crossing
fordy - containing many fords
forel - a thin parchment; a parchment book cover
fores - plural of "fore", the front part of a thing
foret - a drill
forex - foreign exchange
forey - a first name
forez - a region, and mountain range in France
forge - a smithy; to falsify
forgo - to do without
forks - plural of "fork", a branch; a table utensil
forky - branching
forli - a city in northeast Italy
forma - Latin for "form", used in the phrase "pro forma", for formality
forme - a bed of printing type; former, first; a half cone
forms - plural of "form", a mode
formy - formee
forre - the embroidered border of a handkerchief
forro - a Brazilian dance and music style
forry - a first name
forst - a town in Switzerland
forte - a strong point; denoting "loudly" in musical notation
forth - forward; onward; a river in Scotland
forts - plural of "fort", a fortress
forty - a number
forum - a place where arguments are made; a tribunal; a marketplace
fosca - a first name
fosco - a first name
fosho - slang for "for sure"
fossa - a Malagasy civet cat; a ditch; a pit or cavity in a bone
fosse - a ditch
fotch - to fetch
fotis - a first name
fotog - a photographer
fotui - a tropical South American timber tree
fouad - a first name
fouat - an onion
fouds - plural of "foud", a magistrate on the Orkney Islands
fouer - more drunk
fouet - an onion
foula - a Scottish island
foule - a light woolen fulled cloth
fouls - tangles; dirties; plural of "foul", an athletic infraction
found - discovered; to establish
fount - a fountain; a source
fourb - a fourbe, a trickster or cheater
fours - plural of "four", groups of four
fouta - a town in Senegal
fouth - abundance
fouty - despicable
fouzi - a first name
fovea - a pit; the center of the retina, where the blind spot is
fower - four
fowey - a coastal town in southern England
fowks - plural of "fowk", folk
fowls - plural of "fowl", a bird
fowth - a variant of "fouth", an abundance
foxed - fooled; of a book marked with mold or water spots
foxer - one who deceives; one who hunts foxes; a voyeur
foxes - outwits; plural of "fox", a predatory mammal
foxie - foxy, cunning
foyer - a lobby
foyle - a foil; a European lake; a British river
foyne - to foin
fozia - a first name
frabs - worries; scolds
fraca - a fracas
frack - eager
fract - to break; to violate
fraff - caterpillar droppings
frage - the lowest bid in a card game of frog or skat
frags - assaults with a fragmentation grenade
fraho - a cigarette
fraid - afraid
fraik - to cajole
frail - fragile; delicate; a unit of weight of Spain of about 25 pounds
fraim - fremd
frain - a first name; ash
frajo - a cigarette
frake - the limba, an African tree
frame - to fashion; to form; to bound; a game at snooker
frams - pounds; beats
franc - a first name; a French coin
frang - a first name
franh - a first name
frani - a first name
frank - a first name; open; a hot dog; an ancient Germanic people; to mark a letter for free transmission
frann - a first name
frano - a first name
frans - a first name
franz - a first name
frape - a crowd; a mob
frapp - a beating
fraps - binds firmly; strikes
frase - phrase; fraise
frass - insect droppings
frate - a friar
frati - plural of "frater", a friar
frats - plural of "frat", a fraternity
fraud - imposture; deception
fraus - plural of "frau", in German use, a woman
frawn - the whortleberry
fraya - a first name
frayn - a first name; to ask; to inquire
frays - wears away by rubbing; plural of "fray", a skirmish
fraze - a first name; a small milling cutter; the end of a cane
freak - an oddity; a hippy; to become excited and disoriented
fream - to make the rutting cry of a boar
frean - a first name
freat - freit, a superstitious observance
freck - eager
freda - a first name
fredd - a first name
fredi - a first name
fredo - a first name
fredy - a first name
freed - emancipated
freek - a first name
freen - a first name
freep - the LA Free Press
freer - more free; a deliverer
frees - liberates
freet - superstitious
freia - a first name; Freya, the goddess of love in Norse mythology
freit - a superstitious observance
freja - a first name
fremd - strange; a stranger
frena - plural of "frenum", a connecting fold of membrane
freny - a first name
freon - a refrigerant
freqs - plural of "freq", a communication frequency
frere - a brother
fresh - novel; impudent; recent
fress - to eat greedily; to perform oral sex
freta - plural of "fretum", a strait, or an arm of the sea
frets - worries; raised bars on a guitar neck
frett - ore refuse; to prepare material for glass by heat
freya - a first name; the goddess of love in Norse mythology, sister to Freyr
freyr - the god of crops and fruit in Norse mythology, brother to Freya
friar - a religious brother
frias - a town in Argentina
friba - a first name
frici - a first name
frick - a first name; a mild form of "fuck"
frida - a first name
fried - cooked by frying
frier - a fryer
fries - cooks by frying
frigg - a town in Norway; the wife of Odin in Norse mythology, goddess of marriage and the home
frigs - fornicates with
frija - a Norse goddess, also known as Frigg
frill - a superfluous extra; a ruffled for the collar or sleeve
frink - a town in Florida
frise - frieze; endive
frisk - to search the body; to romp
friso - a first name
friss - the fast section of a czardas
frist - a postponement, delay or respite
frith - a first name; a clearing in a forest; peace; a firth or narrow arm of the sea
frits - a first name; fuses into a vitreous substance; plural of "frit", a wheat fly
fritt - to fuse into a vitreous substance; a calcined mixture of sand and fluxes
fritz - a first name; a German
frize - to frizz
frizz - to curl
frock - a smock
frode - a first name
froes - plural of "froe", a cleaving tool
frogs - plural of "frog", an amphibian; a Frenchman
froma - a first name
frome - a river and a town in Wessex, England
frond - a leaf of a fern
frone - an unattractive woman
frons - the forehead
front - a forward part
frore - frozen
frorn - frozen
frory - frozen
frosh - a freshman
frost - rime; to add icing
frote - to chafe or rub
froth - foam
frots - rubs up against, committing frottage
frown - a scowl
frows - plural of "frow", a tool for cleaving cask staves; a Dutch woman
frowy - rank, musty
froyo - frozen yogurt
froze - solidified; held still
frugs - plural of "frug", a vigorous dance
fruit - produce; crop; the seed-bearing mass of certain trees
frump - a dowdy woman
frush - brittle; to crush or break; the triangular elastic mass in the middle of the sole of a horse's foot
frust - a fragment
fruzz - to brush hair the wrong way
fryda - a first name
fryer - a frying pan
fryup - a town in England; a full English breakfast
ftped - transferred a computer file using FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
fuaad - a first name
fuage - fumage, a tax payable to the king for every hearth
fuang - a unit of weight in Thailand
fuars - feuars; landholders
fubar - an acronym: "Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition", so to speak
fubby - fat and squat
fubis - an acronym: "Forget You, Buddy, I'm Shipping Out" (roughly)
fubsy - chubby
fuchs - a student of the first year
fuchu - a town in Japan
fucic - a gelatinous acid found in fucoids
fucks - fornicates
fucky - lascivious; lewd
fucus - a red dye made from seaweed; disguise; seaweed
fuday - a British island
fuddy - a first name; used in the phrase "fuddy duddy", an old codger
fuder - a unit of volume of Luxembourg of about 264 gallons
fudge - a sweet dessert; to mislead
fudgy - containing fudge; bungling
fuels - plural of "fuel", a material used to supply energy for a fire or an engine
fuero - a statute or charter; a court
fuffs - puffs
fuffy - fluffy
fugal - like a fugue
fugas - plural of "fuga", a fugue
fugee - a first name; a village in Taiwan; a refugee
fuggy - stuffy and odorous
fugie - a runaway; a fighting cock
fugio - a former coin of the United States
fugis - plural of "fugi", a silk fabric; a wisteria vine
fugit - Latin for "flees" or "escapes", used in "tempis fugit", time flies
fugle - to act as a leader or director; to cheat
fugly - slang for (frightfully) ugly
fugue - a polyphonic musical composition based on a theme
fugus - plural of "fugu", a toxin-containing fish
fujio - a first name
fujis - plural of "fuji", a silk fabric; a wisteria vine
fukue - a town in Japan
fukui - a town in Japan
fulah - a Moslem people of the Egyptian Sudan
fulbe - a Moslem people of the Egyptian Sudan
fulda - a European river; a town in northern Germany
fulks - moves the hand unfairly in a game of marbles
fulla - a first name
fulls - shrinks and thickens cloth
fully - completely
fulth - fullness
fulup - felup
fulwa - the butter tree
fulya - a first name
fumba - a sleeping bag
fumed - emitted smoke or vapor
fumer - one who fumes
fumes - vapors; emits smoke; looks angry
fumet - a concentrated essence of game or fish, used as a flavoring
fumey - full of fumes
fumid - smoky
fumie - a first name; a brass tablet with a cross, which suspected Japanese Christians were required to trample
fumio - a first name
fumtu - an acronym: "Fouled Up More Than Usual", so to speak
funal - a metric ton meter per second squared
funch - sex at lunchtime
funda - a first name; a bandage for the jaw
fundi - a West African grain; a skilled person; a fundamentalist; plural of "fundus"
fundo - a large agricultural estate in Chile
funds - money
fundy - a bay between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; a fundamentalist member of the Green Party
funen - an island in Denmark
funge - a fool; to convert, particularly to move money from one budgetary purpose to another
fungi - plural of "fungus", one of the family of mushrooms, toadstools and so on
fungo - a practice fly ball hit to a fielder
fungs - plural of "fung", a mythical Chinese pheasant
fungy - a deepdish blueberry pie
funic - of the umbilical cord
funis - the umbilical cord or any anatomical cordlike structure
funji - fung, a mythical Chinese pheasant
funks - plural of "funk", a strong smell
funky - smelly; strange; bizarre
funny - comical; strange
funts - plural of "funt", a one pound note
fuoco - a musical term
fuoro - referring to a group of very young, distant variable stars
fural - furfurylidene
furan - a flammable liquid
furca - a forked process (anatomy, not computer operating systems!)
furil - a yellow crystalline compound
furin - an enzyme
furio - a first name
furld - furled
furls - rolls up
furol - furfural
furor - uproar
furos - plural of "furo", a short deep Japanese bathtub
furrs - plural of "furr", a furrow
furry - covered with fur
furth - forth, outside of
furud - a constellation
furyl - a univalent radical derived from furan
furze - gorse
furzy - covered in furze; whinny
fusan - a seaport in southeast Korea, now called Pusan
fusby - fat and squat; a woman
fused - melted together; joined
fusee - vesuvian; a firelock fuse; a wooden or paper match
fusel - an oily liquid
fuses - equips with a fuse; joins
fusey - like a fuse; emitting sparks like a fuse does
fusil - fusible; a musket; a heraldic bearing
fusin - a town in China; a cell membrane protein that permits a cell to fuse with HIV's surface
fussa - a town in Japan
fussy - particular; complaining
fusts - plural of "fust", a column shaft; a musty smell
fusty - musty
fusun - a first name
fusus - a genus of gastropods
futon - a sleeping mat
futwa - a fatwa
fuxin - a town in China
fuzed - provided with a fuze
fuzee - a firelock fuse; a wooden or paper match
fuzes - fuses
fuzey - like a fuze
fuzil - fusil
fuzzy - woolly; shaggy
fyces - plural of "fyce", a feist or small dog
fyerk - to flick away with the fingers
fyffe - a first name
fyked - fidgeted
fykes - fidgets; plural of "fyke", a long bag-shaped fish trap held open with hoops
fykey - fidgety
fykie - fikie, fidgety or restless
fyled - filed
fylke - a county
fynbo - a kind of cheese
fynen - a Baltic island where the Brandenburgers defeated the Swedes
fyodr - a first name
fyrds - plural of "fyrd", a Saxon militia
fyrom - acronym: the "Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia", the temporary name of the country of Macedonia, used to assuage Greece
fytte - a ballad
gabae - a town in western Persia, through which Alexander marched
gabar - a Zoroastrian of Iran
gabay - a traditional alliterative Somali poetic form
gabba - a harsh aggressive style of house music with a rapid beat; a friend
gabbe - a first name
gabbi - a first name
gabbo - a first name; a compulsive talker
gabby - a first name; talkative
gabel - an excise tax
gabes - a fool; plural of "gabe", Philippines taro; a town in Tunisia
gabey - a first name; a fool
gabie - a first name
gabin - a first name
gabis - a first name; plural of "gabi", Philippines taro
gabko - a first name
gable - a first name; a triangular section of a wall
gabon - an African country
gabor - a first name
gabri - a first name
gabun - the African country of Gabon; a soft reddish-brown African wool
gabys - a first name
gacho - stingy
gacko - a town in Bosnia
gadag - a town in India
gadar - "gay radar"
gadba - a language
gaddi - a first name; a hassock; a cushion for a throne; a caste
gaddy - a first name
gades - a town in southwest Spain; plural of "gade", a spike on a gauntlet; a gadoid fish
gadge - a torture instrument; a gauge
gadgy - an old senile person; any male person
gadic - referring to codfish
gadid - gadoid, a type of cod-like fish; an Israeli settlement in Gaza
gadir - an ancient city on the site of Cadiz, Spain
gadis - plural of "gadi", a gaddi, a hassock
gadje - plural of "gadjo", a non-Gypsy
gadjo - a non-Gypsy
gadre - to gather
gadso - an interjection expressing surprise
gadun - a town in Pakistan
gadus - the cod genus
gaela - a first name
gaels - plural of "Gael", a Celt of Scotland or Ireland
gaeta - a town in central Italy
gafat - an Ethiopian language with less than 30 living speakers
gaffa - a kind of sticking tape much used in theatrical productions
gaffe - a social mistake in front of witnesses
gaffs - plural of "gaff", a sharp fish hook; a cheap place of amusement
gafsa - a town in Tunisia
gagan - a first name
gagea - a genus of small plants of the lily family
gaged - pledged
gager - a first name; gauger; the action of giving a gage
gages - plural of "gage", a pledges of security; a kind of plum; a measuring device
gaggy - jokey; like a gag; liable to make one gag
gagik - a first name; a king of Armenia
gagny - a town in France
gagor - a town in India
gagra - a town in Abkhazia, Georgia
gahan - a first name
gaiac - guaiac
gaids - plural of "gaid", a spike on a gauntlet
gaiea - a first name
gaila - a first name
gaile - a first name
gaill - a first name
gaily - happily
gaine - the lower part of a sculptured figure, like a quadrangular sheath; an initiating charge in a bomb
gains - plural of "gain", a profit or increase
gaird - guard
gairn - a British river
gairs - plural of "gair", an unplowed corner of a field
gaisi - a first name
gaist - a ghost
gaita - a Galician bagpipe
gaith - a first name
gaits - plural of "gait", a pace
gaitt - to beget a child
gaius - a first name
gaize - shale stone
gajos - plural of "gajo", a non-gypsy
gajre - a Macedonian village
galah - an Australian cockatoo; a fool
galal - a first name
galam - an early African state
galan - a first name
galas - plural of "gala", a celebration
galax - an evergreen shrub
galay - to hesitate
galba - a first name; the Roman Emperor who succeeded Nero; a genus of freshwater snails
galbe - an aggressive and frightening profile (am I THAT ugly?)
galea - a helmet-shaped botanical or anatomical part; a whole-head headache
galed - sang; cried out
galee - abuse; bad language; a miner who holds a gale in crown lands (more to THAT story!)
galei - pleurotremata; a suborder of marine animals including the sharks
galen - a first name; a physician (Galen was a famous ancient Greek doctor)
gales - plural of "gale", a strong wind or storm
galet - gallet; to fill a mortar joint; a cat-like carnivorous quadriped
galga - a town in Australia
galia - a first name
galib - a first name
galik - a town in Belarus
galin - a first name
galit - a first name
galka - a first name
galla - a first name; a nut gall; to crave; a member of the Hamitic ethnic group of Somalia and southern Ethiopia
galle - a seaport in Sri Lanka
galli - suborder of Galliformes that includes all members except the hoatzin; plural of "gallus", a priest of Cybele
gallo - a cock
galls - vexes or irritates; biles; plural of "gall", a plant tumor
gally - a first name; like gall; to scare
galma - a town in Niger
galop - a lively round dance in 2/4 time
galpe - to gape or yawn
galps - gapes
galta - a town in India
galts - plural of "galt", a clay; a marl; a gelded male swine
galut - a forced exile of Jews from Palestine; an exiled Jew
galva - a town in Illinois
galvo - galvanized iron
galya - a first name
galyn - a first name
gamal - a first name
gamay - a red grape; a town in France; a town in the Philippines
gamba - a viol
gambe - a leg symbolized on a coat of arms
gambo - a Welsh farm cart
gambs - plural of "gamb", a leg symbolized on a coat of arms
gamed - gambled
gamer - gambler; a game player; a player who stays in the game despite injuries; more game
games - plural of "game", a recreation with rules
gamey - plucky; pungent
gamic - sexual; requiring fertilization
gamid - a first name
gamie - a gamekeeper
gamil - a first name
gamin - a first name; an urchin; a neglected child left to run the streets
gamka - a river in the Karoo
gamma - a Greek letter; a surgical instrument; a microgram; the third brightest star in a constellation
gammo - to perform oral sex
gammy - lame
gamov - an Asian cape
gamph - a fool
gamps - plural of "gamp", a large umbrella (from Mrs Gamp, a Dickens character)
gamut - range (from "gamma ut", where "gamma" was the lowest note, and "ut" was "do")
ganat - a first name
ganch - a fool; an apparatus; a Turkish form of execution by impalement, unlikely to be pleasant
ganda - a first name; a Bantu speaking people of Uganda
gandy - used in the phrase "gandy dancer", a manually propelled railway cart
ganef - a thief; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
ganev - a thief; ganef; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
ganga - alternative spelling of "ganja"; an Asian river
gange - marijuana; to protect the line of a fish hook by winding wire about it
gangs - plural of "gang", a group
ganil - limestone
ganim - an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
ganit - a first name
ganja - marijuana; a town in the northern Caucasus
ganks - kills and loots unwary novices in an online game
ganna - a first name
ganns - the lips
ganny - a first name; Afghani cannabis
ganof - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
ganov - a thief; ganef, ganev; ganof; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
gansh - ganch
gansu - a language; a province of western China
gansy - a fisherman's jersey
ganta - a town in Liberia
gants - yawns; gapes
ganya - a first name
ganza - a wild goose; a mythical bird
ganze - a Tibetan prefecture in Sichuan province
gaols - plural of "gaol", a jail
gaons - plural of "gaon", a Jewish head of one of the ancient Babylonian academies
gapac - a town in Florida
gapan - a town in the Philippines
gaped - hung open
gaper - one who gapes
gapes - hangs open; a disease of birds
gapey - having gapes; hanging open
gapos - plural of "gapo", a forest regularly flooded in the rainy season
gappy - like a gap, full of gaps
garad - a garad pod is the pod of babul
garaf - a river in Iraq
garba - a first name
garbe - a sheaf of wheat; a term in heraldry
garbo - a first name; a dustman
garbs - plural of "garb", clothing or style of dress
garby - a sailor
garca - a town in Brazil
garce - in India and Sri Lanka, a unit of capacity of about 5,000 liters
garda - a first name; a lake in Italy; the Irish police
garde - beware
gardi - a town in Georgia, USA
gardo - a town in Somalia
gards - plural of "gard", a garden
gardu - a town in Afghanistan
gardy - a first name; arm; part of the warning phrase "gardy loo!"
gareb - a first name
gared - a first name
gareh - a unit of area of 100 square centimeters
garek - a first name
garen - a first name
gares - looks out
garet - a first name
garey - a first name
gargi - a first name
garie - a first name
garik - a first name
garin - a first name
garis - plural of "gari", an Indian carriage
garle - a town in Cameroon
garni - garnished
garno - a British river
garns - plural of "garn", yarn
garon - a first name
garoo - agalloch, the soft resinous wood of an east Indian tree
garos - plural of "garo", a member of a Mongoloid tribe of Assam
garre - to cause; to force to happen
garri - a first name
garry - a first name; an Indian carriage; a British river
garse - grass
garsh - a humorous spelling of "gosh"
garth - a first name; a fish-weir; a garden
garum - a fish sauce of ancient Greece, probably just now reaching the fullness of flavor
garve - a town in Scotland
garvy - a first name
garyn - a first name
garza - an American Indian language
gasal - ghazel
gasan - a town in the Philippines
gases - plural of "gas", a vapor
gasha - a first name
gashy - containing many gashes
gaspe - a peninsula in Quebec, Canada
gasps - plural of "gasp", a convulsive breath
gaspy - characterized by many gasps
gassy - vaporous
gasts - scares
gatas - plural of "gata", the nurse shark
gatch - a plaster used in Persian architectural ornamentation
gated - confined; fenced in
gater - spruer
gates - a first name; plural of "gate", a moveable barrier
gatey - like a gate; having gates
gatha - one of 17 psalms, attributed to Zoroaster, that are part of the Avesta
gaths - plural of "gath", the second section of a raga
gator - an alligator
gatos - plural of "gato", an Argentine composition in 3/4 time
gatow - a suburb of Berlin, Germany
gatun - a town along the Panama Canal
gaubs - plural of "gaub", an East Indian persimmon tree; a guy rope
gauby - gaby
gaucy - buxom; jolly
gaude - to exult; in the phrase "gaude lake", the mimosa
gauds - plural of "gaud", a showy ornament; a prank
gaudy - garish
gauer - a lake in North America
gauge - a measuring device
gauje - a non-gypsy
gauls - plural of "Gaul", a member of an ancient people of France
gault - a thick heavy clay
gaums - smears
gaumy - dauby; smeary; clumsy; stupid
gaunt - lean; emaciated
gaups - gapes
gaura - a genus of American flowers
gaure - to stare at in amazement
gauri - a first name
gaurs - plural of "gaur", a wild Indian ox
gauss - a unit of measurement of magnetic field intensity
gaute - a first name
gauze - a filmy fabric
gauzy - filmy
gavan - a first name
gavar - the art of picking pockets
gavel - a judicial hammer; a sheaf of corn
gaven - a first name
gavia - a genus of aquatic birds
gavin - a first name
gavle - a town in Sweden
gavot - a dance of French peasant origin
gavra - a first name
gavri - a first name
gavyn - a first name
gawby - a baby; a dunce
gawcy - portly, jolly
gawds - plural of "gawd", a showy ornament
gawdy - gaudy
gawen - a first name
gawie - a country bumpkin
gawis - a town in Ethiopia
gawks - stares stupidly
gawky - awkward
gawns - plural of "gawn", a small tub; a ladle
gawps - gapes, gawks, yawns
gawsy - buxom; jolly; well-dressed and cheerful
gayal - a wild Indian ox
gayed - turned homosexual
gayel - a first name
gayer - more gay
gayil - a first name
gayla - a first name
gayle - a first name
gayly - with gaiety; a town in Pennsylvania
gayna - a first name
gayne - to avail
gazal - ghazal
gazan - a native of Gaza
gazar - a silky sheer organza fabric
gazed - stared at
gazee - one who is stared at; an awkward, stupid person
gazel - a gazelle; a ghazel
gazer - one who stares
gazes - stares at
gazet - a small Venetian copper coin
gazia - a first name
gazit - a first name
gazob - a fool
gazon - cut turf used to line parapets in a fortification
gazoo - a kazoo; the buttocks
gazoz - a carbonated nonalcoholic drink
gbari - a peasant people of Nigeria
gbaya - a language
gbola - a first name
geach - a thief
geals - congeals
geane - a first name
geans - plural of "gean", a wild cherry
geany - a first name
geare - a variant of "gear"
gearr - a first name
gears - plural of "gear", a toothed wheel
geary - a first name; containing many gears; like a gear
geats - plural of "geat", an inlet hole in a mold, for metal casting; an ancient Scandinavian like Beowulf
geber - a first name
gebim - a biblical place
gebre - a first name
gebur - a tenant farmer
gebze - a town in Turkey
gecco - variant of "gecko", a lizard
gecko - a lizard
gecks - dupes; mocks
gedds - plural of "gedd", a pike
geeba - marijuana
geeks - plural of "geek", a carnival performer; an awkward, studious or ugly person (the "or" here is of course not exclusive!)
geeky - like a geek; of little interest to us normal beautiful people
geela - a first name
geena - a first name
geepo - a stool pigeon
geeps - plural of "geep", a goat/sheep hybrid. See "shoat"!
geert - a first name
geese - plural of "goose", a waterfowl
geest - an alluvial deposit
geeta - a first name
geets - plural of "geet", a dollar
geeze - to inject drugs; to stare at; an old person
geezo - a prisoner
geggs - plural of "gegg", a hoax
geige - a fiddle or violin
geiko - a geisha
geilo - a town in Norway
geina - a first name
geira - a Portuguese unit of land area
geist - a mental drive or spirit
gejiu - a town in China
gekko - variant of "gecko", a lizard
gelao - a village in China
gelda - a first name
gelds - emasculates; plural of "geld", a tax; money
gelee - cosmetic gel
gelid - cold
gelim - a first name
gells - plural of "gell", a gale
gelly - gelignite
gelts - plural of "gelt", a piece of money or a coin
gelya - a first name
gemel - a twin; a hinge; a ring of two separable hoops
gemma - a first name; a leaf bud
gemmy - a first name; glittering
gemot - moot; an assembly
gemse - a chamois; a mountain goat
gemul - guemal, a small South American deer
genae - plural of "gen", the cheek or lateral part of the head
genah - a first name
genal - relating to the cheek; relating to a gene
genas - plural of "gena", the cheek
genay - a first name
genck - a town in Belgium
genco - an electrical power generating company
gendt - a town in the Netherlands
genea - a first name
genek - a first name
gener - a son-in-law
genes - plural of "gene", a hereditary unit
genet - a civet cat, or its fur
genia - a first name
genic - pertaining to genes
genie - a first name; an Arabian magical spirit
genii - plural of "genius", a brilliant person; a guiding spirit
genil - a European river
genin - a chemical, specifically, an aglycon
genio - a first name; an ingenious person
genip - a tropical tree
genna - a first name
genni - a first name
genny - a first name; a generator
genoa - a city in Italy; a cake; a triangular sail
genom - genome, a haploid set of chromosomes
genre - an artistic form
genri - a first name
genro - a Japanese elder statesman
gents - fellows; the men's bathroom
genty - a first name; graceful
genua - another name for Genoa; plural of "genu", the knee
genus - a group of a species
genys - gonys
geode - a crystalline cavity
geoff - a first name
geoid - the shape of the earth
geona - a first name
geons - plural of "geon", in computer graphics, a geometric icon; in physics, a warp or kink in space-time
georg - a first name
gepid - a Germanic tribe of south-eastern Europe
geppo - a first name
gerad - a first name
gerah - a twentieth of a shekel
geral - a mountain in Brazil
geran - a first name
gerar - a first name; a biblical place
geras - plural of "gera", a twentieth of a shekel
gerbe - a sheaf; a firework; a unit of weight in Morocco
gerbs - plural of "gerb", a firework throwing a trail of sparks; a sheaf
gerco - a first name
gerda - a first name
gerdi - a first name
gerdy - a first name
gerek - a first name
geres - plural of "gere", gear
gergo - a first name
gerik - a first name
gerim - plural of "ger", an alien resident in Hebrew territory
gerit - a first name
gerle - a variant of "girl"
gerli - a first name
germo - a village in Macedonia
germs - plural of "germ", a seed; a microbe
germy - contaminated with germs
gerne - to grin or gape
gerns - grins or yawns
gerre - a first name
gerri - a first name
gerry - a first name
gerta - a first name
gerte - a first name
gerth - a first name
gerti - a first name
gerty - a first name
gerza - a town in Egypt
gerze - a town in Tibet
gesan - a South American language group
geshe - a first name
gesse - jess; to guess
gesso - stucco, plaster; plaster of Paris used in sculpting or painting
geste - a feat
gests - plural of "gest", a feat
getae - a people of ancient times living in eastern Bulgaria
getan - getic; a member of the Getae
getas - plural of "geta", a Japanese wooden clog for outdoor use
geten - gotten
getes - plural of "gete", Getan
getgo - the very beginning
getic - of or relating to the Getae; the language of the Getae, which Ovid learned
getup - a style of dress
geula - a first name
geums - plural of "geum", a perennial herb
gevin - a first name
geyan - tolerably; considerably
geyer - more gay
geyze - a village in France
gezer - a Biblical city
gezim - a first name
ghada - a first name
ghaib - a first name
ghain - the 19th letter of the Arabic alphabet
ghana - an African country
gharo - a town in Pakistan
ghast - ghastly
ghats - plural of "ghat", a Hindu ritual bathing platform
ghatu - a first name
ghaut - an Indian mountain; a mountain pass
ghazi - a first name; a Moslem fighter against infidels
ghede - the god of the dead in Voodoo
gheel - a town in France
ghees - plural of "ghee", an Indian clarified butter
ghegs - plural of "gheg", one of the northern Albanians
gheid - a paregoric abuser
gheld - a tax paid to the crown by landholders
ghena - a first name
ghent - a Flemish city
ghess - guess
ghest - guessed
ghian - a first name
ghida - a first name
ghila - a variant of "Gila", as in "Gila monster"
ghino - a first name
ghita - a first name
ghlam - a first name
ghoef - to swim
ghole - a ghoul
ghoom - to hunt in the dark
ghost - a spirit
ghoti - an alternative spelling for "fish", ala George Bernard Shaw ("gh" as in "enough", "o" as in "women", "ti" as in "nation")
ghoul - a demon who eats human flesh
ghowr - a province of Afghanistan
ghuzz - a tribe that lived near the Caspian Sea, also known as the Cumans
ghyll - a ravine, a gully
giada - a first name
gialo - an oasis in Libya
giamo - a first name
giana - a first name
giann - a first name
giano - a first name
giant - huge
gibbe - an old worn-out animal
gibbi - a first name
gibbs - a first name
gibby - a first name; a walking stick with a crook; a reckless person
gibed - taunted, jeered, scoffed
gibel - a Prussian carp
giber - a scoffer
gibes - scoffs
gibey - scoffing
gibor - a first name
gibus - an opera hat; a tall black hat
giddy - dizzy
gides - plural of "gide", a variant of "guide"
gidey - a first name
gidon - a first name
giena - a star in the constellation Corvus
giens - a town in France
gieri - a first name
giesa - a first name
giffy - a first name
gifts - plural of "gift", a present
gifty - a first name
gigas - plural of "giga", a gigue
giggy - the anus
gigha - a Scottish isle
gighe - a gigue
gigia - a first name
gigot - a leg-of-mutton sleeve
gigue - a lively tune, the French spelling of "jig"; a medieval fiddle
gihan - a first name
gihon - a river mentioned in the Book of Genesis, and thought to be the Blue Nile
gijon - a town in Spain
gilab - a first name
gilad - a first name
gilah - a first name
gilas - plural of "gila", a Gila monster
gilby - a first name
gilca - plants related to phlox
gilda - a first name
gilde - a first name
gilds - applies gold leaf; guilds
gildy - a first name
gilen - a first name
giles - a first name
gilet - a waistcoat or bodice
gilia - a genus of North American herbs of the phlox family
gilie - a first name
gilim - a pileless carpet woven with cotton or wool threads
gilli - a first name
gillo - a first name
gills - fish breathing apparatus; plural of "gill", a unit of volume
gilly - a first name; a keeper or male attendant
gilon - a first name
gilpy - a tom boy; a wild youth
gilse - grilse
gilts - plural of "gilt", a quantity of gold for gilding; a female pig
gilty - like gilt; covered with gilt
gimbo - a disparaging term for a man
gimel - the third letter of the Hebrew alphabet
gimes - plural of "gime", a hole made by water pouring through an embankment
gimix - a gadget
gimli - a town in Manitoba, Canada
gimme - slang for "give me"; a give-away hat; a very short golf shot
gimps - limps
gimpy - limping; lame
ginal - a trickster
ginch - a girl; the vagina
ginep - a variant of "genip", a tropical tree
gings - plural of "ging", a gang
ginia - a first name
ginks - plural of "gink", a fellow; a stupid useless person
ginky - unfashionable
ginna - a first name
ginni - a first name
ginns - plural of "ginn", a demon
ginny - a first name; affected with gin
gints - a first name
ginya - a first name
ginza - a famous shopping street in Tokyo
ginzo - a foreigner; an Italian
ginzy - a shady trading practice in which commodities are traded at unfair prices
gioia - a first name; a town in Italy
giona - a first name
gipon - a jupon; a tunic
gippo - a gypsy
gippy - a gypsy; referring to an upset stomach
gipsy - a first name; a gypsy
giray - a first name
girba - a titular see in the province of African Tripoli, now Djerba
girds - surrounds; bolsters
gires - gyres
giric - a first name
girls - plural of "girl", a young female
girly - like a girl; of a show featuring scantily clad women
girns - snarls
girny - snarling
girod - a first name
giron - a gyron, or heraldic device; a town in Ecuador
giros - plural of "giro", an autogiro
girrs - hoops
girse - grass
girsh - qursh
girsu - an ancient Mesopotamian town in Iraq
girth - the circumference
girts - girds
girty - a town in Pennsylvania
gisel - a first name; a pledge
gises - plural of "gise", a variant of "guise"
gishe - a mountain in Ethiopia
gisla - a unit of weight in Zanzibar
gisle - a pledge
gismo - a gizmo, a gadget
gisms - plural of "gism", semen
gists - plural of "gist", the main point
gitel - a first name
gites - plural of "gite", a bed; an abode
githa - a first name
giths - plural of "gith", the corn cockle
gitle - a first name
gitmo - the nickname for the US base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
gitta - a first name
gitte - a first name
gitty - a first name
giuba - Juba, a river in east Africa
giula - a first name
giuma - a first name
giusi - a first name
giust - to joust
giusy - a first name
gived - gyved
givel - to heap up
given - presented
giver - one who gives
gives - presents
givet - a town in France
givey - inclined to give
givon - a despised person
givor - affected speech
gizat - a first name
gizel - a village in Northern Ossetia
gizmo - a gadget
gizza - a first name; slang for the slurred "give us a"
gizzy - marijuana; a nickname for Gisbourne, New Zealand
gjorg - a first name
glace - a first name; smooth
glack - a narrow valley
glade - a woodland
gladi - a first name; a single gladiolus
glads - gladdens; plural of "glad", a gladiolus
glady - having glades
glaga - kans
glahm - a hand
glaik - a trick; a deception
glair - the white of an egg; varnish
glaky - slow-witted
glama - a gummy secretion of the humor of the eyelids; lippitude
glams - plural of "glam", an acronym: "Gray Leisure Affluent Married"
gland - a secretory organ
glans - the tip of the penis or clitoris
glare - to stare at angrily; a harsh light
glary - dazzling
glase - to furnish with glass
glass - a mirror; a tumbler; a transparent material for windows
glatz - a former duchy in Germany
glaum - to grasp eagerly; to grope; a look; a kind of clam
glaur - to glower
glaux - the sea milkwort
glave - a kind of halbert
glaze - a luster; icing; to put glass in a window frame
glazy - shiny
glead - a buzzard; a kite
gleam - to beam, to sparkle with light
glean - to sort through discarded or rejected material looking for items of some value
gleba - a spore-bearing mass of some fungi
glebe - sod; church land
gleby - turfy
gleda - a first name
glede - a buzzard; a kite; a red hot coal used to light a fire
gleds - plural of "gled", a bird of prey
gledy - a town in Poland
gleed - a glowing ember; a beam of light; squint-eyed; askew; one-eyed
gleef - an idiot
gleek - a 3-player card game; three aces; to ridicule or sneer; to trick; to eject saliva from one's glands
gleen - to shine
gleep - a fool; to insult
glees - plural of "glee", an unaccompanied song
gleet - a urethral discharge due to venereal disease; to flow slowly
glegs - squints
gleis - plural of "glei", variant of "gley", a soft bluish clay
glena - a first name
glene - the eyeball
glenn - a first name
glens - plural of "glen", a dell
glent - glint
gleny - a first name
gletz - a visible flaw in a diamond
glews - glues
gleys - clay soil layers; squints
glial - pertaining to the supporting tissue of the central nervous system
glibb - a ribbon
glibs - plural of "glib", a mat of hair hanging over the eyebrows
glide - to skim over
gliff - an alarm; a fleeting glance
glift - a fright or scare
glike - a gleek, a jest or gibe
glime - to glance slyly
glims - plural of "glim", a light or lamp
glink - to glance at sideways
glint - a gleam
glisk - a glimpse; a fleeting emotion
glist - to glimmer; mica
glits - plural of "glit", a sticky slimy material
glitz - cheap glitter or sparkle
gloam - to darken
gloar - to squint
gloat - to exult
globe - a sphere; the world
globs - plural of "glob", a rounded mass
globy - spherical
glock - a gun; to swallow in huge slurps
glode - glided; a clearing in the woods; a bright patch of the sky
gloea - an adhesive mucoid substance
gloff - a shock or scare
glogg - an alcoholic beverage
gloik - a fool
glomb - to steal or appropriate
glome - a globular head of flowers; a ball of thread
gloms - steals; lays hold of
gloom - darkness; depression
gloop - goop
glops - messy masses; swallows greedily; stares at in wonder
glore - to glare
glorg - to do dirty work
glori - a first name
glork - an exclamation of mild surprise
glory - a first name; to exult; renown
glose - to gloze; to explain; to flatter
gloss - to shine; an annotation
glost - pottery that has been coated with a glossy surface
glout - to sulk or scowl
glove - a manufactured covering for the hand
glows - emits light
glowy - glowing
gloze - to explain; to wheedle
gluck - to glug; a gulping sound
gluco - a glucose tolerance test
glued - joined; fastened with glue; adhered
gluer - a user of mucilage; a glue sniffer
glues - adheres
gluey - sticky; a glue sniffer
glugs - plural of "glug", a unit of measurement of gram force second^2 / centimeter
glume - a husk; a bract
glump - to be sullen
glums - becomes gloomy; a brief depressed mood
gluon - a subatomic particle
glute - the gluteus maximus muscle; the buttocks
gluts - plural of "glut", a surplus
glutz - a slut
glyde - a town in Pennsylvania
glyme - a river in England, which passes by Blenheim Castle
glynn - a first name; a town in Northern Ireland
glyph - a pictorial symbol, icon, or doodad; vertical fluting
gmund - a town in Austria
gnapa - a first name
gnarl - to snarl; to twist
gnarr - a wood knot; to snarl
gnars - snarls
gnash - to grind the teeth
gnast - a spark
gnats - plural of "gnat", a little fly
gnawa - a sub-Saharan people of Morocco
gnawi - a people of Morocco
gnawn - past participle of "gnaw"
gnaws - wears away by persistent biting
gnide - to rub; to bruise; to break into pieces
gnoff - a lout or boor
gnofs - plural of "gnof", a lout or boor
gnome - a dwarf; a maxim
goads - spurs on; incites
goafs - plural of "goaf", a worked out mine
goala - a member of a Hindu caste devoted to dairy work
goals - plural of "goal", a target or aim; a score;
goans - plural of "Goan", a resident of Goa, India
goars - variant of "gores"
goary - gory
goats - plural of "goat", a horned and hoofed mammal
goaty - goatlike or goatish
goave - to gove, to stare idly
goban - a Japanese game
gobar - the intermediate form of the Hindu numerals that later were used by the Arabs
gobbe - a creeping leguminous plant
gobbi - gobbo
gobbo - okra; a hunchback
gobby - a coastguard; rough or uneven
gobet - gobbet
gobia - a town in the Ivory Coast
gobio - a genus of freshwater fish
gobos - plural of "gobo", a microphone shield; a camera lens shield
gocup - a cup given by a fast food restaurant to patrons to take away a drink
godet - a cloth insert in a seam
godly - pious
godol - a great rabbinic sage
godso - gadso
goels - plural of "goel", a blood avenger
goers - plural of "goer", one who goes; a sexually promiscuous person
goest - Biblical form of "go"
goeth - Biblical form of "go"
goety - black magic
gofer - a lowly assistant; a gaffer
gofes - plural of "gofe", a pillory
goffo - a free ride on the back bumper of an unsuspecting car
goffs - plural of "goff", a fool or clown
gofor - a young thief
gogal - a river in New Guinea
gogga - a beetle
goggy - a misfit student rejected by classmates
gogos - plural of "gogo", a discotheque
goias - a town in Brazil
goies - plural of "goie", an amphetamine
goifa - marijuana
going - running; moving
gojam - a region of Ethiopia
gojko - a first name
gokay - a first name
golah - diaspora
golan - a strategic plateau between Syria and Israel
golas - plural of "gola", a cyma; a molding
golda - a first name
golde - a first name; a variant of "goolde"
goldi - a first name
golds - plural of "gold"
goldy - a first name; a goldfinch; like gold
golee - a first name
golem - a legendary creature; an automaton
goles - plural of "gole", an obsolete form of "goal"
golet - the gullet; a California trout
golfs - plays golf
golfy - like golf; referring to golf
golgi - referring to the Golgi apparatus
golls - plural of "goll", a hand, paw or claw
golly - a mild exclamation of surprise
goloe - a galoche
golos - galuth
golpe - a sudden overthrow of the government; a heraldic purple roundel; heroin
golps - plural of "golp", a purple roundel
golus - galuth
goman - a husband, or head of the family
gomar - a first year Air Force cadet
gombe - a town in Tanzania where Jane Goodall studies chimpanzees
gombo - gumbo
gomco - a medical tool for circumcision
gomel - a city in Byelorussia
gomer - a first name; a native of Armenia; "Get Out of My Emergency Room", a person who comes to the emergency room but does not belong there; a first year Air Force cadet; a chamber
gomes - applies black cart-grease
gomez - a town in Florida
gomor - a Hebrew measurement of volume
gompa - a Tibetan Buddhist monastery
gomus - a fool
gonad - a reproductive gland
gonaf - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
goncz - a town in Hungary
gonda - a town in India
gondi - a group of Dravidian dialects of central India
gonef - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonev; gonif; gonof
goner - a doomed one
gonev - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonif; gonof
goney - a boobie, dunce, or fool
gongs - plural of "gong", a bell
gonia - of gonion
gonid - a kind of shrimp
gonif - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonof
gonks - plural of "gonk", a soft cushiony toy
gonna - slang for "going to"
gonne - the first handheld primitive gun
gonof - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif
gonor - a town in Canada
gonus - a stupid person
gonys - the prominent ridge along the seam line of the lower mandible of certain birds
gonza - a first name
gonzo - a first name; a style of journalism with bizarre subjective ideas and commentary
goobs - plural of "goob", a fool
gooby - a dullard; a hick
goodo - an exclamation, a variation of "Good!"
goods - plural of "good", a ware
goody - a sweet; exclamation; a term applied to women in humble life
gooed - covered in goo
gooes - plural of "goo", a sticky substance
gooey - sticky
goofa - a round wicker ferry boat used in Mesopotamia
goofs - plural of "goof", a mistake; an idiot
goofy - comical; not serious
googs - eyeglasses; eggs
googy - a first name; an egg
gooks - gooes
gooky - of gook
goola - the anus
goold - gold; a flower
goole - a northern English town
gools - plural of "gool", a ditch or channel for water
gooly - a small stone; to walk and dance at the same time
gooma - an Australian shrub
goomy - someone who drinks methylated spirits
goonk - a greasy lubricant
goons - plural of "goon", a hired thug
goony - an albatross; silly
goops - plural of "goop", a gunk
goopy - sticky, gooey; a fool
goori - a Maori
goors - plural of "goor", a coarse sugar from the date palm
goory - fish guts
goose - a water fowl; a pinch to the rear; tailor's iron
goost - a ghost or spirit
goosy - resembling a goose; foolish; nervous
goote - marcot
goots - plural of "goot", a goat
gooty - a town in India
gooze - to stare aimlessly
gopak - a lively Ukrainian dance
gopal - a first name
gophs - the nickname of the University of Minnesota's Golden Gophers team
gopik - a unit of Azerbaijan currency
gopse - the backwoods
gorah - a Hottentot musical bow
goraj - a town in Poland
gorak - a Himalayan bird, given to pecking out the eyes of dead explorers
goral - an Indian antelope
goran - a first name; an African language
gorce - a pool of water in which fish are kept
gorda - a Central American cape
gords - plural of "gord", a gaming instrument, a kind of die
gordy - a first name
gored - horned by a bull
goree - money; a French settlement in western Africa
gorer - one that pierces with a horn
gores - pierces with a horn
gorey - a town in Ireland
gorge - a gulch; to eat great amounts of food; the throat
goric - a malevolent spirit; opium
gorje - a first name
gorki - a city in Russia
gorks - plural of "gork", a brain-damaged patient
gorky - a city in Russia
gorma - the European cormorant; a town in Bangladesh
gorms - daubs with something sticky or greasy; plural of "gorm", a sheen
gormy - smeared; sticky
gorps - plural of "gorp", a mixture of dried fruits, nuts and seeds
gorry - a first name; an exclamation
gorse - furze
gorst - gorse
gorsy - abounding in gorse
gorya - a first name
gosht - red meat in Indian food
gosia - a first name
gosse - a mild oath; a plant
gosta - a first name
gotch - a potbellied jug
goter - a gutter
gotes - plural of "gote", a channel for water
gotha - a town in Germany
goths - a barbarian tribe; plural of "goth", a black-draped artsy listless high schooler
gothy - like a black-draped artsy listless high schooler
gotra - a Hindu clan
gotse - a first name
gotta - slang for "got to"
gotto - a rope-soled shoe
gouda - a city in the Netherlands; a kind of cheese
gouds - plural of "goud", woad
gouge - to dig out roughly
gough - a first name
gouks - plural of "gouk", a cuckoo
gould - gold
gouls - howls
goult - a village in France
goumi - a shrub of Japan and China
goums - plural of "goum", a native Algerian soldier
gound - a gown; the dried crust that forms in eyes while sleeping
goura - a pigeon genus; a Hottentot musical bow
gourd - a drinking cup; a vegetable
gours - plural of "gour", a fire-worshipper
gouts - plural of "gout", a disease; a drop
goutu - a kind of cheese
gouty - swollen with gout
goves - stares idly
govie - the government
gowan - a first name; the English daisy
goway - the goaway bird
gowds - golds
gower - a first name
gowfs - golfs
gowks - plural of "gowk", a foot; a simpleton; the cuckoo
gowls - howls
gownd - a gown
gowns - plural of "gown", a long loose outer garment
gowon - a first name
goxes - plural of "gox", gaseous oxygen
goyal - gilly; a deep dip in the landscape
goyaz - a city in Brazil
goyim - plural of "goy", a non-Jew
goyle - a steep narrow valley
goyno - money
gozal - a first name
gozan - a biblical river
gozde - a first name
graal - the Holy Grail; a growing boy
grabo - a town in the Ivory Coast
grabs - takes hurriedly
graca - a first name
grace - a first name; to adorn; a favor; a prayer before meal; elegance
graci - a first name
gracy - a first name
grade - an incline; to score
grado - a town in Italy
grads - plural of "grad", a graduated student; a graduate student
grady - a first name
graef - a first name
graem - a first name
graff - graft; intrigue; to dig
grafs - plural of "graf", in editing, a paragraph; a graffito
graft - to unite with a growing plant by insertion; political bribes
grahm - a first name
graig - a first name
grail - a sacred cup
grain - seed; wheat, oats, etc; growth lines in wood; a unit of weight of 1/24 pennyweight
graip - a dung fork or pitchfork
grama - pasture land
grame - gram; misery
gramp - a grandfather
grams - plural of "gram", a unit of weight; misery
gramy - to make angry; to annoy
grana - a kind of cheese; plural of "granum", part of a plant chloroblast
grand - a first name; great; a thousand dollars
grane - to groan
grani - plural of "grano", a monetary unit of Naples and Malta
grano - a unit of monetary value of Naples and Malta; a unit of weight in Spain and Argentina
grans - plural of "gran", grandmother
grant - a first name; to permit
grape - a vine fruit used in making wine and raisins
graph - a diagram
grapy - like a grape
grasp - to clutch; to understand
grass - turf; marijuana
grata - a first name; Latin for "grace", used in the phrase "persona non grata"; marijuana
grate - a grille; a rasp
gratz - a town in Pennsylvania
graum - to worry; to fret
grave - serious; a burial spot
gravy - meat juice
grawl - a growing boy
grays - an English town; plural of "gray", a gray color
graze - to munch on grass; to brush against
grear - a first name
great - magnificent; very much
grebe - a web-footed bird
grebo - a people of the Liberian coast; a British urban youth cult of metal and punk music and long hair
grece - steps; a staircase
greco - Greek
grede - to cry aloud
greed - voracity; covetousness
greek - a native of Greece; a fraternity member
green - a first name; a color; inexperienced; money; a lawn
greer - a first name
grees - agrees; a flight of steps
greet - to salute
grefa - marijuana
grege - raw silk; beige; a nutria
gregg - a first name
grego - a hooded coat
greig - a first name
greil - a first name
grein - a unit of weight in the Netherlands; to long or yearn
greit - to greet; to weep
greiz - a town in Germany
grene - green
grens - grins
greps - searches for with the Unix "grep" command
gresa - a first name
grese - a flight of steps
greta - a first name
grete - a first name; a variant of "great"
gretl - a first name
greve - a kind of cheese; a town in Italy
grews - grows
greye - a first name
greys - a cavalry regiment
grias - a species of pear
grice - a young wild boar; one of the steps in a staircase
grick - a farthing
gride - to grate or scrape harshly
grids - plural of "grid", a lattice
grief - deep sorrow
grier - a first name
gries - a first name
grifa - marijuana
griff - a first name; the offspring of a black person and a mulatto; a deep narrow glen; a tip; scuttlebutt; an accurate account
grift - to swindle
grigs - plural of "grig", a lively person; a tiny person; a sand eel
grike - an opening in rock made by natural forces; a narrow opening in a fence allowing people through
grill - latticework; a cooking grid; to question closely
grime - dirt
grimp - to climb up the back of
grimy - dirty
grind - to pulverize
grins - smiles broadly
grint - a contraction of the Biblical form "grindeth"
griot - an African story teller; a Haitian dish of spicy pork shoulder
gripe - to complain
griph - a puzzle or enigma
grips - holds tightly; plural of "grip", a suitcase
gript - poetic "gripped"
gripy - causing sharp pains in the bowels
grise - gray; a flight of steps
grist - corn
grisy - grise
grith - sanctuary for a limited time
grits - coarse oatmeal
grize - a flight of steps; a staircase
grizz - a grizzly bear
groak - to stare at one eating, in the hopes of being fed
groan - to moan
groat - an obsolete English 4 penny coin; hulled grain
grock - a kindly clown
grody - disgusting
groff - gruff
grogs - plural of "grog", a mixture of liquor and water
groid - a black person
groin - a seawall; the lower abdomen; an architectural ceiling join
groix - an island in Brittany
groks - deeply understands in a superficial way
groma - a Roman surveying instrument
groms - plural of "grom", a child surfer
grond - an obsolete past perfect of "grind"
grone - groan
gronk - toe jam
groof - the front of the body
grook - a four line aphoristic verse form of Piet Hein
groom - an equerry; a bridegroom; to clean
groop - a ditch; a drain
grope - to search by feeling
gross - one hundred and forty four; blatant; disgusting
grosz - a Polish coin
grote - a first name; a groat
grots - plural of "grot", a grotto
grouf - the stomach
grouk - to gradually come to life after waking up
group - to arrange
grout - a coarse meal; mortar used between tiles
grove - a first name; a thicket
grovy - of, belonging to, or situated in a grove; not quite groovy
growl - to snarl
grown - raised; increased
grows - increases; develops
groze - to shape a piece of glass or a glass article by trimming small bits from it
grrls - plural of "grrl", a moderately now with-it female person
grrlz - a variant of "grrls", plural of "grrl"
grrrl - an extremely now with-it female person
grubs - digs; plural of "grub", a larva
gruel - a thin porridge
grued - shuddered
grues - shudders; feels horror; plural of "grue", a wicked little poem
gruey - gruesome
grufe - groof
gruff - surly; rasping
gruie - gruesome
grume - a blood clot
grump - a complainer
grunt - to snort
gruss - a rock that has been granulated but not decomposed by weathering
gryce - grice
gryde - to grate
gryke - a grike, a fissure in limestone rock formed by rain
grype - to gripe
grypt - poetic "gripped"
gryta - a first name
guaba - a bizarre Latin American fruit, an elongated pod with black seeds in pulpy flesh
guaca - any object inhabited by a god or spirit
guaco - a plant; a snake bite antidote
guafo - a gulf in Chile
guale - an American Indian tribe of Georgia, and its language
guama - a tropical Americal tree
guamo - a people of southwestern Venezuela
guana - an iguana; a Brazilian Indian tribe; a town in Venezuela
guane - an Indian tribe in Colombia
guang - a language
guano - the manure of a sea-bird; a town in Ecuador
guans - plural of "guan", a large Brazilian game bird
guapi - a town in Colombia
guapo - a bay in Trinidad and Tobago
guara - a tropical American tree
guard - to watch over
guars - plural of "guar", a drought-tolerant legume
guasa - a group of fish that includes the jewfish
guaso - a Chilean agricultural worker
guato - a people of southwestern Mato Grosso, Brazil
guava - a pear-shaped fruit
guaza - a town in Spain; a kind of grouper
gubbo - a town in Sweden
guben - a town in Germany
guber - a facial pimple
gucks - plural of "guck", a messy substance
gucky - thick and sticky
gudda - an ass
guddi - a first name
gudes - goods
gudja - a town in Malta
gudok - a primitive Russian three-stringed musical instrument
guelf - a member of a German royal family, supporters of the pope
guert - a first name
guess - to surmise
guest - a visitor
gueux - the name assumed by Low Country nobles resisting the Inquisition
gufas - plural of "gufa", a round wicker ferry boat used in Mesopotamia
guffs - plural of "guff", foolish talk
guffy - full of foolish talk
gugal - an Ayurvedic herb
gugas - plural of "guga", a young gannet
guggy - an egg
guhan - a first name
guhrs - plural of "guhr", a quantities of loose earth found in rocks
guiac - guaiac, guaiacum, the heartwood or resin of the lignum vitae tree
guian - a first name
guiba - a town in Chad
guibs - plural of "guib", a harnessed antelope
guida - a first name; a musical term meaning the subject of a fugue
guide - a leader
guido - a first name
guids - goods
guige - a leather strap used to sling a knight's shield
guijo - a Philippine timber tree
guila - a first name
guild - a trade union
guile - deceit
guilt - moral responsibility; culpability; shame
guily - deceitful
guimp - gimp
guinn - a first name
guird - a Cuban musical instrument
guiro - a Latin American percussion instrument made of a notched gourd
guise - appearance
guist - joust
guiyu - a town in China
gujar - a nomadic Muslim herding people of Kashmir
gulab - a first name
gulae - plural of "gula", the upper front of the neck next to the chin
gulag - a Soviet prison camp
gulam - a first name
gular - of the throat
gulas - plural of "gula", a throat
gulay - a first name
gulch - a gully
gules - a heraldic red color
gulfs - swallows up
gulfy - full of whirlpools
gulik - a river in Russia near the Chinese border
gulix - a kind of fine linen
gulja - a town in China
gulls - deceives; plural of "gull", a sea bird
gully - an erosive canyon
gulph - a variant of "gulf"; to take an ordinary university degree, without examination
gulps - plural of "gulp", a big hasty swallow
gulpy - marked by gulping; gullible
gults - plural of "gult", a variant of "guilt"
gulty - a variant of "guilty"
gulya - a first name
gumbe - a popular music style of Guinea-Bissau
gumbo - hearty soup; the okra plant
gumby - a rubbery cartoon character
gumly - gloomy
gumma - a soft tumor, produced by syphilis
gummo - the felonious Marx brother
gummy - sticky
gumps - plural of "gump", a foolish person, a dolt
gumuz - a language and people of Ethiopia
gunar - a first name
gunas - plural of "guna", a lengthening of a vowel sound in Sanskrit
gunay - a first name
gunch - an attempt to influence a pinball machine by jostling it; Modine's last name
gunda - a first name
gundi - a north African short-tailed rodent
gundy - treacle candy
gunel - a first name
gunga - marijuana
gunge - soil; grime; goo; a skin irritation in the groin
gungy - messy, nasty
gunja - ganja; marijuana
gunji - opium
gunks - a climbing area in upstate New York; plural of "gunk", a sticky matter
gunky - covered in sticky material
gunna - a slurred form of "going to"
gunne - a first name
gunny - a first name; Bengal sacking
guntz - the whole lot
gunya - a crude hut
gunzl - a gunsel
guoyu - the Mandarin language
gupis - a political district in Pakistan
guppy - a little fish
guram - a first name
guran - a first name; a town in Iraq
gurdy - in the phrase "hurdy gurdy", a portable musical instrument played by a crank
gurge - a whirlpool
guric - a town in Serbia, also known as "Goric"
gurit - a first name
gurks - belches; plural of "gurk", a fat person
gurls - plural of "gurl", an obsolete word for a young person of either sex
gurly - rough and boisterous
gurma - a people of the White Volta river in West Africa
gurmy - a level; a working
gurna - a village in Egypt, near Luxor
gurns - snarls
gurry - fish offal; more precisely, the partially digested stomach contents of a whale
gursh - qursh
gurts - groats; plural of "gurt", a trench or drain
gurus - plural of "guru", a Hindu spiritual teacher
gusap - a town and river in Papua New Guinea
gusau - a city in Nigeria
gusev - another name for Gumbinnen
gushy - overly sentimental
gusii - a language
gusla - a Balkan musical instrument
gusle - a Balkan musical instrument
gusli - a Balkan musical instrument
gussi - a first name
gussy - a first name; to primp or dress up
gusta - a first name
gusti - a first name
gusto - relish, vigor
gusts - plural of "gust", a sudden blast of wind
gusty - a first name; windy
gutka - a smokeless tobacco used in India
gutso - a fat person
gutsy - daring, brave
gutta - a Doric ornament resembling a droplet
gutty - an old style golf ball made of gutta percha; a very fat person; something eliciting a strong emotional response
guven - a first name
guyan - a first name
guyed - mocked
guyer - one who mocks
guyle - to beguile or deceive
guyly - like a guy
guyon - a first name
guyot - a submarine mountain
guyse - guise
guyte - a first name
guzes - plural of "guze", in heraldry, a roundlet of tincture sanguine
guzla - a gusla, a Balkan musical instrument
guzul - a people of western Ukraine
gvarv - a town in Norway
gwaai - tobacco
gwari - the Gbari, a peasant people of Nigeria
gwash - a British river
gwaun - a British river
gwayi - a river in Zimbabwe
gwayn - a first name
gwede - a first name
gweeb - a studious student; a stupid dull person
gweep - a computer user
gwenn - a first name
gwent - a Welsh county
gwere - a language
gweru - a town in Zimbabwe
gwick - to make a swallowing sound
gwill - a British river
gwine - slang for "going to"
gwinn - a first name
gwyan - a first name
gwynn - a first name
gyall - a gayal; a jungle bull
gyals - plural of "gyal", a gayal; an east Indian ox
gyasi - a first name
gybed - made a sailing maneuver
gybes - makes a sailing maneuver; sneers
gyeld - guild
gyges - a first name; in a story by Socrates, a man who found a belt of invisibility
gygis - the tern genus
gyles - a first name; ferments; plural of "gyle", a brewing
gylla - a first name
gymel - a vocal part writing in medieval music
gymir - aegir
gymps - gimps
gynae - a gynecologist
gynee - a cow about three feet high
gynic - of or relating to a female person
gynie - a gynecologist
gynno - to begin
gynny - a variant spelling of "Guinea"
gyoza - Japanese dumplings
gypos - plural of "gypo", a variant of "gyppo"
gyppo - a small time logger who gleans the work of bigger companies; a gypsy
gyppy - used in the phrase "gyppy tummy", denoting diarrhea; a gypsy
gypse - gypsum
gypsy - a first name; a stateless nomadic people
gyral - revolving
gyras - plural of "gyra", an embroidered border
gyred - moved in circles or spirals
gyres - moves in circles or spirals
gyron - a heraldic device
gyros - plural of "gyro", a gyroscope
gyrus - a brain convolution
gyser - one who dresses up in a costume for a folk rite
gyses - plural of "gyse", a variant of "guise"
gytch - to steal
gytes - plural of "gyte", a child
gytha - a first name
gyula - a first name
gyuri - a first name
gyved - shackled
gyver - a guiver; a clever person
gyves - plural of "gyve", a shackle or bond
gyvet - the vagina
gyvor - affected speech
haabs - plural of "haab", a 365 day period used in the Mayan calendar
haafs - plural of "haaf", a deep-sea fishing ground
haars - plural of "haar", a cold sea fog
habab - a nomadic people of the Red Sea
habby - a first name
haber - to haver
habib - a first name
habit - a custom; a costume
habla - a Palestinian town in the West Bank
hable - able; a town in the West Bank
habur - a town in southeast Turkey, on the border with Iraq
habus - plural of "habu", a poisonous snake of the Ryukyu Islands
hacek - a diacritical mark, commonly used in certain Czech words
hache - minced, hashed; heroin
hachi - the penis
hacib - a first name
hacks - cuts or chops roughly; plays a prank; ad hoc alterations to computer code
hacky - hacking; a taxi driver
hadag - a first name
hadal - pertaining to deep parts of the ocean
hadar - a first name; a star
hadas - a first name
hadda - a first name; a town in Afghanistan; slang for "had to"
haddo - the humpback salmon
haded - inclined
haden - a first name
hades - in Greek mythology, the underworld; slopes of mineral veins; plural of "hade", an unplowed strip
hadia - a first name
hadja - a first name
hadji - an Islamic pilgrim to Mecca
hadli - a first name
hadly - a first name
hadna - slang for "hadn't", that is, "had not"
hadon - a first name
hadra - a first name
hadst - a Biblical form of "had"
hadyn - a first name
hadza - a Khoisan language, now limited to about 1000 speakers in Tanzania
haeju - a town in North Korea
haems - plural of "haem", variant of "heme", a component of hemoglobin
haets - plural of "haet", a small amount
hafed - a first name
haffs - plural of "haff", a lagoon separated by a sandbar from the ocean
hafid - a first name
hafiz - a Muslim who knows the Koran by heart
hafsa - a first name
hafta - slang for "have to"
hafts - plural of "haft", a knife handle
hafum - an African cape
hafun - a town in Somalia
hagai - a first name
hagan - a first name
hagar - a first name; Abraham's concubine
hagen - a first name; in the Nibelungenlied, the murderer of Siegfried; a city in Germany
haggs - plural of "hagg", broken ground in a moor
haggy - like a hag; old, wizened, and unattractive
hagia - the consecrated Eucharistic elements in the Orthodox Church
hagio - the consecrated bread and wine
hagit - a first name
hagly - a first name
hagop - a first name
hagos - a first name
hague - the political capital of the Netherlands, usually "the Hague"
haham - a hakam, one learned in Jewish law
hahas - plural of "haha", a fence set in a ditch
haick - a sheetlike piece of woolen or cotton cloth, used as an Arab wrap
haida - a North American Indian tribe, in British Columbia
haifa - a first name; a seaport in northern Israel
haika - a Basque nationalist youth group; plural of "haik", an Arabic outer garment
haikh - an Armenian
haiko - a first name
haiks - plural of "haik", an Arabic outer garment
haiku - Japanese poetic form // with 3 lines // and seventeen syllables
haila - a first name
haile - a first name
haili - a first name
hails - salutes; pours down hail
hailu - a first name
haily - a first name; apt to hail; icy
haing - present participle of "ha"
hains - saves
haint - a humorous spelling of a Cockney's "ain't"; a ghost or specter
hairs - plural of "hair", a threadlike growth
hairy - covered in hair; frightening
haith - an interjection meaning "by my faith"
haiti - one half of a Caribbean island
haits - a small amount
haiyt - a first name
hajar - a first name
hajes - plural of "haje", a pilgrimage to Mecca
hajib - a Muslim court official similar to a prime minister
hajim - a first name
hajis - plural of "haji", one who has made a pilgrimage to Mecca
hajji - a hadji, one who has made a pilgrimage to Mecca
hajna - a first name
hakam - a first name; one learned in Jewish law
hakan - a first name
hakas - plural of "haka", a native New Zealand dance
hakea - a genus of evergreen trees
hakes - plural of "hake", a marine fish; a pot hook
hakim - a first name; a Moslem ruler, governor, or judge
hakka - a language of Taiwan
hakon - a first name
halab - another name for Aleppo
halal - to slaughter for food according to Islamic law
halat - a town in Lebanon
halba - a town in Lebanon
halbe - a first name
halch - to hug
halds - holds
haled - a first name; hauled
haleh - a first name
halen - a first name
haler - more healthy; a coin
hales - compels to go
haley - a first name
halfa - esparto grass
halfs - a variant plural of "half"
halfy - a legless beggar
halid - a halide, a chemical compound
halie - a first name
halil - a first name; a river in Iran
halim - a first name; a spicy Middle Eastern stew, similar to cream of wheat with shredded turkey
halin - a first name; a town in northern Burma
halit - a first name
halla - a first name
halle - a first name; a city in southeastern Germany
halli - a first name
hallo - a first name; a greeting
halls - plural of "hall", a corridor; a mansion
hally - a first name
halma - a first name; a board game, the origin of "Othello"; in ancient Greece, a long jump with hand weights
halms - plural of "halm", a haulm
halod - thinning a crop by plowing, and sowing another crop in the intervals
halol - a town in India
halon - a group of haloalkanes with bromine as well as chlorine or fluorine groups
halos - plural of "halo", a ring of light
halsa - a town in Norway
halse - the throat; the neck; the windpipe
halsy - a first name
halts - stops
haluk - a first name
halva - a Turkish confection
halve - to divide in half
halvi - a town in Lebanon
halya - a first name
halye - a first name
halys - a river in Armenia
hamah - a town in Syria
hamal - a first name; a porter in eastern countries; a star in the constellation Aries
haman - a first name; in the Bible, a murderous official exposed by Esther and hanged; an Iranian bathhouse; a town in South Korea
hamar - a first name; a town in Norway
hambo - a posing, incompetent person
hamda - a first name
hamdi - a first name
hamdy - a first name
hamel - a first name
hamer - a first name
hames - a first name; plural of "hame", a part of a horse collar; an unpleasant job
hamet - a first name
hamid - a first name; a principality of southwest Anatolia
hamif - a first name
hamil - a first name
hamin - a first name
hamit - a first name
hammy - overtly theatrical; overacted
hampi - a town in India
hamra - a town in Sweden
hamsa - an ancient symbol of good luck, representing an open hand
hamud - a first name
hamus - a hook or curved process
hamza - a first name; an Arabic diacritical mark
hanaa - a first name
hanae - a first name
hanah - a first name
hanan - a first name
hanap - an ornate pewter drinking goblet
hanau - a town in Germany, site of a famous battle
hance - a haunch; a lintel; a curved rise from a lower to upper part
hanch - snap
handa - a first name; a British island
hands - plural of "hand", a glove filler; a crewman; a unit of length of 4 inches
handy - convenient
hanef - a first name
hange - pluck
hangi - a traditional Maori fire-pit oven
hango - site of a famous naval battle
hangs - suspends
hania - a first name; a town in Crete
hanif - a first name; a pre-Islamic hermit of Arabia
hanik - a first name
hanim - a first name
hanin - a first name
hanja - a first name
hanji - Chinese ideograms
hanka - a first name
hanko - a town in Finland
hanks - fastens a sail; plural of "hank", a clump
hanky - a handkerchief; used in the phrase "hanky panky" meaning mischief
hanle - a town in India
hanly - a first name
hanna - a first name
hanne - a first name
hanni - a first name
hanno - a first name; a town in Japan
hannu - a first name
hanny - a first name
hanoi - the capital city of Vietnam
hanro - a first name
hansa - a first name; a medieval merchant guild; a town in Papua New Guinea
hanse - variant of "Hansa", a medieval merchant guild
hansh - a first name
hansl - a first name
hanta - the Hantaan virus, which causes a hemorrhagic fever
hants - a first name; Hampshire; haunts
hantz - a first name
hanum - khanum
hanus - a first name
hanzi - Chinese ideograms
haole - a Hawaiian term for a non-native
haoma - a sacred drink used in Zoroasterian rituals; a leafless vine
haona - a first name
haora - a town in India
haori - a loose outer garment worn in Japan
hapai - to carry; pregnant
hapax - "hapax legomenon", a word that occurs only once in a text, unlike "hapax"
haply - by chance
happa - a half-Asian person
happi - a light Japanese overcoat with a crest or emblem on the back
happy - a first name; cheerful
hapto - a system of nomenclature for chemical compounds
hapuu - a Hawaiian tree fern
haqqi - a first name
harah - a first name
haram - things (food, activities, and so on) proscribed by the Islamic religion
haran - a first name; a brother of Abraham; a biblical place, also called Harran
harar - a city in eastern Ethiopia
haras - a group of horses
harbi - a first name
harda - a town in India
hardo - a first name
hards - flax refuse
hardu - a town in Estonia
hardw - a store often seen in B Kliban cartoons
hardy - a first name; robust
hared - sprinted; ran fast
harel - a first name
harem - a collection of wives or concubines
hares - a first name; plural of "hare", a wild rabbit
harey - like a hare
harfe - a musical term meaning a harp
harim - a first name; a harem
harin - a first name
harir - a town in Iraq
haris - a first name; a Palestinian village on the West Bank
harka - a town in Hungary
harks - listens to
harla - a first name
harle - flax fiber
harli - a first name
harls - plural of "harl", a feathered fishing lure
harly - a first name
harms - hurts
harns - plural of "harn", a coarse linen fabric; a brain
harod - a first name; a biblical river
haron - a first name
haros - plural of "haro", a cry announcing a claim to legal redress
harpa - the genus type of the Harpdiae
harpo - a first name; the mute Marx brother
harps - repeatedly brings up; plucks; plural of "harp", a musical instrument
harpy - a fabulous predatory monster; a golden eagle; an extortionist
harri - a first name
harro - a first name
harrs - plural of "harr", a cold sea fog
harry - a first name; to chase; to harass
harsh - brutal; severe
harst - harvest
harts - plural of "hart", a male red deer
harue - a first name
harum - used in the phrase "harum scarum", to mean a riot, disruption, or disorder
harun - a first name
harut - a first name; a river in Afghanistan
harve - a first name
harvy - a Harvard student
harwa - a town in Afghanistan
hasad - a first name
hasan - a first name
hasen - a first name
hashy - of, containing, or similar to hash; clever
hasib - a first name
hasid - a member of a pious Jewish sect
hasie - a homosexual
hasil - a first name
hasim - a first name
hasin - a first name
hasks - plural of "hask", a basket made of rushes or wicker
hasky - coarse and dry
hasna - a first name; slang for "hasn't"
hason - a first name
hasps - plural of "hasp", a clasp or fastening
hassa - a town in Turkey
hasse - a first name
hasso - a first name
hasta - slang for "have you"
haste - hurry
hasty - a first name; hurried
haswa - a town in Iraq
hataw - a first name
hatay - a town in Turkey
hatce - a first name
hatch - to gestate; an opening
hated - despised
hatem - a first name
hater - one who despises
hates - despises
hatha - a form of Yoga that emphasizes breathing and posture
hathi - a wild Indian elephant
hatim - a first name
hatra - an ancient city in Iraq
hatsa - a language
hatsy - a first name
hatta - a first name
hatti - a first name
hatto - a first name; a bishop who was eaten by rats
hatty - a first name; an elephant
hatun - a first name
hauds - holds
haugh - a low-lying meadow
hauke - a first name
hauld - to hold
haule - a first name
haulm - the plant stubble that remains after a harvest
hauls - carries
hault - haughty
haums - plural of "haum", a halm
haunt - to frequent; to importune; to frighten
haurl - harl; rough-cast
hausa - a northern Nigerian
hause - a narrow passage between mountains
haust - to suck; to drain; a dry cough
hauta - an Arabian town
haute - high; high-class; pretentious
havah - a first name
havas - news agency
havel - a river in Germany
haven - a first name; a refuge
haver - a first name; one who has; to blather; to equivocate; the oat
haves - plural of "have", a wealthy or privileged person
havin - a first name
havis - a first name
haviv - a first name
havna - a dialect form of "haven't"
havoc - chaos; destruction
havre - Le Havre, a seaport in northwest France; a town in Montana
hawed - turned left
hawer - one who haws in speech
hawes - a first name
hawke - a bay in Australia
hawks - sells; coughs up; plural of "hawk", a bird of prey
hawky - hawklike
hawls - hauls
hawly - a first name
hawms - lounges about
hawok - a kind of Californian Indian money made of shell buttons
hawse - part of a ship's bows; a narrow passage between mountains
haxby - an English town
hayah - a first name
hayam - a first name
hayat - a first name
hayde - a first name
haydn - a first name
haydy - a first name
hayed - converted into hay
hayer - one who hays
hayes - a first name; an English town
hayey - covered in, like, or containing hay
hayfa - a first name
hayim - a first name
hayle - a first name; a tiny Cornish seaport in southeast England; hale
hayli - a first name
hayly - a first name
hayne - a first name
hayse - a first name
hayti - a variant of "Haiti", a Caribbean country
hazal - a first name
hazan - a cantor of a synagogue
hazed - bullied
hazel - a first name; a light brown color; a nut tree
hazem - a first name
hazen - a first name; a town in North Dakota; a town in New Jersey
hazer - one who hazes
hazes - plural of "haze", a mist
hazim - a first name
hazle - haze; to make dry
hazor - a Canaanite city destroyed by Joshua
hazra - a first name
hazri - an Indian breakfast
hazyl - a first name
heads - points in a direction; plural of "head", a president; a latrine; a coin face
heady - intoxicating
heald - a warp guide in a loom
heall - a first name
heals - repairs; recovers
healy - a first name; a town in Alaska
heame - home
heams - plural of "heam", an animal's afterbirth
heaps - plural of "heap", a pile
heapy - grouped into piles; a fellow
heard - listened
heare - hair
hearn - a first name
hears - listens
heart - a center; a body organ
heast - hest
heath - a first name; shrubs; common land
heats - warms up; plural of "heat", a stage of a competition
heaty - a supposed property of certain foods to cause the body to warm up, to improve circulation and so on
heave - to raise; to haul; to vomit
heavy - weighty; dense
hebba - a first name
hebei - a city in China; a Chinese dialect
heben - ebony
heber - a first name; a town in Arizona
hebes - plural of "hebe", an Olympic cup bearer; a blooming young woman; an ethnic slur
hecca - a first name
hecht - hight
hecks - plural of "heck"; a fish weir; a rack; a river bend
hecla - a town in Montana; a North American cape
hecte - an ancient Greek coin worth 1/6 of a stater
hedda - a first name
heddi - a first name
heddy - a first name
heden - a town in Sweden
heder - a Jewish school; a male sheep
hedge - to enclose; a row of bushes; to cover both sides of a bet
hedgy - including hedges; like a hedge; taking precautions
hedia - a first name
hedir - a first name
hedly - a first name
hedon - an English town
hedra - a first name
hedva - a first name
heebs - plural of "heeb", a slur
heeds - obeys
heedy - heedful
heeld - hield
heels - supplies with a heel; plural of "heel", the base of the foot; a scoundrel
heeps - plural of "heep", the hip of the dog rose
heerd - heard
heern - heard
heers - plural of "heer", a unit of length of cloth of 600 yards
heesh - hashish
heeze - to hoist or raise
hefei - a town in China
hefig - heavy
hefte - plural of "heft", a haft
hefts - lifts up
hefty - large; weighty
hegge - a hedge
heian - referring to a period of Japanese history
heiau - a pre-Christian Hawaiian temple
heida - a first name
heide - a first name; a town in Germany
heidi - a first name
heids - plural of "heid", a head
heidy - a first name
heigh - an exclamation used to call attention
heihe - a town in China
heijo - another name for Pyongyang
heika - a style of Japanese flower arranging using tall vases
heike - a first name
heiko - a first name
heils - salutes
heimo - a first name
heino - a first name; a town in the Netherlands
heiny - children's slang for the buttocks
heinz - a first name
heirs - plural of "heir", an inheritor
heist - a robbery
heith - a first name
hejab - good or bad hejab is appropriate or inappropriate Muslim dress
hejaz - a former kingdom in western Arabia, now part of Saudi Arabia
hejia - a town in China
hejra - hejira
hekat - an ancient Egyptian measurement of volume, about a gallon
hekla - an active volcano in Iceland
helah - a first name
helam - a biblical place
helas - alas
heled - concealed
helek - 1/1080 part of a day in the Hebrew calendar
helen - a first name
heles - conceals
helga - a first name
helge - a first name
helgi - a first name; in Norse mythology, the son of Hjorvard and the valkyrie Svava
helio - a first name; a heliograph
helix - a spiral, usually three dimensional
helki - a first name
hella - a first name; very
helle - a first name; in Greek myth, the sister of Phrixos, who drowned in the Hellespont stealing the golden fleece
helli - a first name
hello - a greeting
hells - behaves raucously; plural of "hell", a gambling house
helly - hellish
helma - a first name
helmi - a first name
helms - plural of "helm", a tiller; steering gear
helmy - a first name
helon - a first name
helos - plural of "helo", a helicopter
helot - a slave in ancient Sparta
helpa - an apple (from backslang)
helps - aids; assists
helsa - a first name
helve - an axe handle
helyn - a first name
hemad - toward the hemal side
hemal - haemal; of blood
heman - a first name
hemen - British dialect for "them"
hemes - plural of "heme", a component of hemoglobin
hemet - a town in California
hemic - of the blood
hemin - a chloride of heme
hemol - an iron-containing product derived from hemoglobin
hemps - plural of "hemp", a tall herb
hempy - containing hemp; deserving of the hangman's rope; a gallowsbird
hemus - a town in Sweden
henad - a monad
henan - a language; a province in China
hence - therefore
hende - skillful; clever
hendl - a first name
hends - seizes
hendy - a first name; clever; handy; a town in Wales
henen - hence
henge - a Neolithic stone monument
henia - a first name
henie - a first name
henio - a first name
henka - a first name
henna - a first name; a dye; a shrub
henne - a bay in Haiti
henni - a first name
henny - a first name; like a hen
henri - a first name
henry - a first name; an electrical unit of inductance
hente - a past imperfect form of "hent"
hents - grasps; comprehends
henya - a first name
henye - a first name
hepar - a liver-colored sulfur compound
herat - a city in northwest Afghanistan
herbs - plural of "herb", a flowering plant with non-woody stem
herby - a first name; containing herbs
herds - plural of "herd", a drove
herem - the most severe form of excommunication in Judaism
heren - made of hair
heres - plural of "here", an heir
herie - to praise; to worship
herin - a first name
heriz - a pattern style for woven rugs
herky - a first name; used in the phrase "herky jerky" to mean by fits and starts
herle - a heron
herls - plural of "herl", a feather barb
herma - a first name; a type of statue
hermo - a first name; a town in Norway
herms - plural of "herm", an outstanding type of statue; a hermaphrodite
hermy - a first name
herne - of the style of Herne, Germany; a corner; a British bay
herns - plural of "hern", a heron
herod - a first name; a tyrant
heron - a wading bird
heros - plural of "hero", a hoagie sandwich
herps - the herpes virus; plural of "herp', a reptile or amphibian
herry - to harry
herse - a portcullis; a frame for drying skins to use as parchment
hersh - a first name
hersz - a first name
herta - a first name
herte - a heart
herto - an Ethiopian village where ancient skulls were found
herts - Hertfordshire, England
herty - a first name
hertz - a first name; a unit of frequency, one cycle per second
herut - an Israeli political party
herva - a first name
herve - a first name; a kind of cheese
hervy - a first name
herye - to praise
herzl - a first name
hesam - a first name
heshu - a first name
hesky - a first name
hesps - plural of "hesp", a length of two linen hanks
hesse - a German state
hessy - a first name
hesti - a first name
hests - plural of "hest", command
hesty - a first name
hetal - a first name
hetes - hights
heths - plural of "heth", a Hebrew letter
hetta - a first name
hetti - a first name
hetty - a first name
heuch - a steep cliff
heugh - a steep cliff; a precipice
heuks - plural of "heuk", a variant of huke
hevea - a rubber tree; an indigenous language of French Guiana
heved - the head
heven - a first name
hewed - cut down; fashioned
hewer - a cutter
hewes - plural of "hewe", a domestic servant
hewet - a first name
hewgh - an imitation of the whistling sound of an arrow
hewie - a first name
hewit - a first name
hexad - a group of six
hexed - cast a spell
hexer - a spell caster
hexes - casts a spell; plural of "hex", a hexagon
hexis - a settled state of being; a permanent condition
hexyl - a hydrocarbon radical
heyed - danced the hey dance
heygh - high
heyne - a wretch; a rascal
hheth - the eighth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
hiaes - a town in Papua New Guinea
hiant - gaping
hiate - to gape
hiatt - a first name
hibah - a first name
hican - a tree that is a hybrid of hickory and pecan
hicht - height
hichu - ichu
hicks - plural of "hick", a rustic
hicky - like a hick; a variant of "hickey", a love bite
hidde - a first name
hiddy - hideous
hided - having a hide
hidee - a first name
hideo - a first name
hider - one who conceals oneself or some thing
hides - conceals; plural of "hide", a pelt; a unit of area of about 100 acres
hieda - a first name
hiede - a first name
hield - to tilt or lean
hiems - winter
hieng - a mountain people of Cambodia
hifis - plural of "hifi", an audio reproduction set
higgs - a particle supposed to account for inertia
highs - plural of "high", a lofty level
hight - to command; to call or name; to adorn
higre - eagre
hihya - a town in Egypt
hijab - a veil or head scarf for a Muslim woman
hijaz - another name for Hejaz
hijra - the migration of Mohammed and his followers from Mecca to Medina; an Indian eunuch
hiked - tramped; increased
hiker - one who hikes
hikes - increases; walks
hikey - like a hike; full of hikes
hilal - a first name; pertaining to a hilum
hilar - pertaining to a hilum, the mark or scar on a seed produced by separation
hilch - to hobble
hilda - a first name
hilde - a first name
hildi - a first name
hildo - a first name
hildy - a first name
hilel - a first name
hilia - a first name
hilit - a first name
hilla - a town in Iraq
hille - a first name
hillo - a greeting
hills - plural of "hill", a rounded elevation
hilly - a first name; undulating
hilma - a first name
hilmi - a first name
hilsa - a valuable herring of India
hilts - plural of "hilt", a haft; a handle
hilty - like a hilt
hilum - the eye of a bean
hilus - a hilum; a hollow on the surface of an organ
himan - a first name
himba - an African tribe of Namibia
himbi - a district in Congo, near Goma
himbo - a male bimbo
himps - limps
hinau - a New Zealand timber tree
hinda - a first name
hinde - a first name
hindi - a language and culture of India
hinds - plural of "hind", a rustic; a deer
hindu - the predominant ethnic group and culture of India
hindy - a first name
hineh - a town in Syria
hiner - a first name
hines - a town in Florida; plural of "hine", a servant, a peasant
hiney - children's slang for the buttocks
hinge - to depend; a mechanical joint allowing movement
hings - plural of "hing", the asafoetida
hinin - a member of a Japanese outcast group
hinju - a first name
hinke - a first name
hinks - plural of "hink", a reaping hook
hinky - suspicious; fishy
hinny - the offspring of a stallion and a she-ass
hinto - a first name
hints - plural of "hint", an indication or clue
hinun - a first name
hipes - plural of "hipe", a wrestling throw
hippa - emerita; a genus of sand bugs
hippe - a genus of marine decapod crustaceans
hippo - a hippopotamus
hipps - hyp, hypochonaria
hippy - having big hips; a variant of "hippie"
hipsy - a drink of wine, water and brandy
hiram - a first name
hirch - hirtch
hirci - armpit hair
hired - employed
hiree - a person who has been hired for a job
hirem - a first name
hiren - a first name
hirer - an employer
hires - employs
hirji - a first name
hirom - a first name
hirov - a first name
hirrs - orders a dog forward
hirsh - a first name
hirst - a first name; a barren unproductive patch of land
hirut - a first name
hisao - a first name
hisar - a town in India
hisks - breathes with difficulty
hispa - a genus of beetles
hissa - a shout used by sailors when hauling or hoisting
hissy - hissing, spiteful, angry, as in a "hissy fit"
hists - hoists
hitam - a first name
hitch - a first name; to join; a drawback
hitha - a first name
hithe - a haven
hitka - a first name
hitty - a first name
hiula - a mountain in Colombia
hived - stored
hiver - an apiarist or bee keeper
hives - an allergic rash; plural of "hive", a bee home
hivet - a first name
hiwat - a first name
hiwot - a first name
hiyam - a first name
hizen - an old province of Japan; porcelain from this area of Japan
hlota - a language
hmmed - made a "hmm" sound
hmong - a Laotian ethnic group
hoaed - stopped
hoagy - a first name; a submarine sandwich; a hero sandwich; a grinder
hoang - a first name
hoard - to amass
hoars - plural of "hoar", a white coating
hoary - venerable; silvery
hoast - a cough; to cough
hobbs - a town in New Mexico
hobby - a pasttime
hobey - a first name
hobie - a first name; a kind of sailboat
hobit - a small mortar on a gun carriage
hobob - a town in Korea; the father-in-law of Moses
hobos - plural of "hobo", a wanderer who will work for food
hoboy - a hautboy
hocco - the crested curassow or royal pheasant
hocks - pawns; plural of "hock", a wine
hocky - a variant spelling of "hockey" vainly promoted by the Chicago Tribune in 1934
hocly - the hock, or penultimate card, in faro
hocus - to cheat; to falsify something; part of the magical phrase "hocus pocus"
hodad - a nonsurfer; a boastful amateur
hodag - a mythical beast of Wisconsin and Minnesota, reputedly fierce and melancholy
hodan - a first name
hoddy - a hod carrier
hoder - in Norse myth, a blind god, tricked by Loki into killing Baldur with a mistletoe arrow
hodge - a rustic or bumpkin; a stew; in the phrase "hodge podge", a miscellany
hodja - khoja, an Islamic teacher
hodur - in Norse myth, a blind god, tricked by Loki into killing Baldur with a mistletoe arrow
hoers - plural of "hoer", one who hoes
hofei - a town in China
hofuf - a town in Saudia Arabia
hoful - careful
hogan - a first name; a strong liquor; a Navaho dwelling
hogen - strong liquor
hoggs - plural of "hogg", a young sheep
hoggy - or or similar to a hog; fat; greedy
hoghs - plural of "hogh", a hill or cliff
hogni - a first name
hogos - plural of "hogo", a strong flavor or smell
hohed - stopped
hohes - plural of "hohe", assiniboin
hohum - boring; routine
hoick - to change direction abruptly
hoiks - plural of "hoik", an upward turn
hoing - stopping
hoise - to hoist
hoist - to lift up
hoits - plural of "hoit", a leap; a caper
hoity - part of the phrase "hoity toity" meaning haughtiness
hojem - a first name
hokan - an American Indian language stock
hokas - plural of "hokan", an American Indian language stock
hoker - censure; abuse
hokes - gives false value to
hokey - contrived; false; part of the phrase "hokey pokey", a dance
hokie - a castrated turkey; a Virginia Tech football player
hokis - plural of "hoki", a food fish
hokku - a haiku that is the first link of a renga
hokum - hooey; sentimental claptrap
holar - a town in Iceland
holda - a first name
holde - a first name
holds - maintains; grasps; suspends; plural of "hold", a ship's cargo room
holed - sank the ball in golf
holer - one who makes a hole; one who sinks a ball in golf
holes - plural of "hole", a lacuna; a void; a cavity
holey - full of holes
holia - a humpback salmon
holic - a first name
holks - digs; burrows; hollows out
holla - a greeting
holle - a first name; a town in the Congo
holli - a first name
hollo - a greeting
holls - plural of "holl", a hollow or glen
holly - a first name; an evergreen
holma - a cathedral town in Uganda
holme - a town in England
holms - plural of "holm", an island in a river; an evergreen oak
holod - a town in Romania
holon - a hypothetical charged, spinless particle; something that is regarded as a whole; a town in Israel
holps - an archaic form of "helps"
holts - plural of "holt", a grove
holub - a first name
holus - part of the phrase "holus bolus", all in a lump
holwe - hollow
homam - a constellation
homan - a first name
homed - returned to one's home
homee - a man
homer - a first name; a home run; an ancient Greek poet; a homing pigeon; a unit of volume of 8 bushels
homes - plural of "home", a residence; a shelter
homey - homelike; someone from the same neighborhood
homia - a river in Papua New Guinea
homie - someone from the same neighborhood
homme - a first name; French for "man"
homos - a variant of "hummus"; plural of "homo", a homosexual
honan - a fine silk; the Chinese province of Hunan
honda - a part of a lariat; a town in Colombia
hondo - a first name; the Japanese island of Honshu; a low-lying brook or stream; a broad gulley
honds - plural of "hond", variant of "hand"
honed - sharpened
honer - a sharpener
hones - sharpens
honey - a first name; a bee product; dear
hongi - a traditional Maori greeting
hongs - plural of "hong", a Chinese factory
honjo - a town in Japan
honks - hoots
honky - a slur for a white person; part of the phrase "honky tonk" for a music joint
honna - a first name
honon - a first name
honor - a first name; to treat with respect
honte - hunt
honts - plural of "hont", a variant of "hunt"
honza - a first name
hooch - fire water; a Vietnamese hut
hoods - plural of "hood", a cowl; a gangster; a neighborhood
hoody - the hooded crow; a hooded jacket
hooer - an exaggerated pronunciation of "whore"
hooey - hokum; blarney; bunkum; rot; blather; codswallop
hoofs - dances; plural of "hoof", a horny covering that protects the toes of certain mammals
hoofy - like a hoof; redolent of hoof; having hooves
hooha - an uproarious commotion
hooka - a Turkish pipe
hooks - plural of "hook", a bend; a barb
hooky - full of barbs; full of musical "hooks"; what you play when you skip school
hooly - carefully
hoons - plural of "hoon", a lout
hoops - the game of basketball; plural of "hoop", a ring
hoopy - like a hoop; acting up; a car
hoord - hoard
hoorn - a town in the Netherlands
hoose - to wheeze; a lung disease of cattle
hoosh - a thick soup or stew
hoots - honks; boos; what Scots say just before "Mon"
hooty - like a hoot; full of hoots
hoove - a cattle disease
hooze - to wheeze; a lung disease of cattle
hopak - a gopak, a lively Ukrainian dance
hoped - wished for
hopeh - Hopei, a city in China
hopei - a city in China
hopen - a town in Norway
hoper - one who hopes
hopes - wishes for
hopey - a first name
hopie - a first name
hopis - plural of "Hopi", an American Indian
hoplo - a kind of catfish native to South America
hopos - plural of "hopo", a V-shaped hedge, with a pit at the angle, to trap game
hoppo - a Chinese overseer or customs agent
hoppy - flavored with hops; tending to hop
horae - in classical mythology, the hours; a book of hours
horah - variant of "hora", an Israeli dance
horal - hourly; of the hours
horas - plural of "hora", an Israeli dance
horaz - a first name
horde - a swarm
horea - a first name; a town in Romania
horeb - a first name; a biblical mountain
horia - a first name
horim - a phallocrypt, or penis gourd, worn in New Guinea
horme - activity directed toward a goal
horns - plural of "horn", a hard bonelike projection
horny - randy; callous; having horns; like horn
horry - a first name
horsa - a first name; chief of the Jutes, brother of Hengst
horse - a steed; heroin
horst - a first name; an upraised block between two faults
horsy - equine; like a horse; of a horse
horta - a port town in Faial, one of the Azores Islands
horus - in Egyptian mythology, the son of Osiris
hosam - a first name
hosay - an Islamic religious festival of the martyrdom of Imam Hussein
hosea - a first name
hosed - sprayed with water; very drunk
hosel - part of a golf club
hosen - plural of "hose", a stocking
hoser - one who uses a hose; a good guy
hoses - sprays with water
hoshi - a first name
hosin - a town in the Czech Republic
hoska - narcotics; contraband
hosni - a first name
hosny - a first name
hosta - a plantain lily
hoste - an island in Chile
hosts - entertains socially; plural of "host", a large number; the Eucharistic wafer
hotan - variant of "Hotien", a city in China
hotch - to wiggle; to hitch; in the phrase "hotch potch", a miscellany
hotel - an inn
hoten - promised
hotes - commands; enjoins
hotin - another name for Khotin
hotly - in a hot or angry manner
hotsy - dramatic, strong, prominent
hotty - an attractive person or celebrity
houbi - a town in Taiwan
houda - a first name
houes - plural of "houe", a tumulus
houff - a haunt or resort
houfs - howfs
hough - a hamstring
houka - a hookah
houko - a first name
hoult - a piece of woodland
houma - a town in Louisiana
houmi - an American Indian language
hound - a dog; to follow
houps - plural of "houp", a hoopoe
houri - a nymph of Paradise; a small Arabian boat
hourn - a British bay
hours - plural of "hour", a unit of time
houry - a first name
house - a domicile; a residence
houss - an ornamental cloth covering
housy - like a house
houts - hoots
houve - a head covering
hovan - a first name
hovas - plural of "hova", a Malagash, a native of Madagascar
hoved - heaved
hovel - a dilapidated house
hoven - bloated; raised; swollen
hover - to float in the air
hoves - heaves
hovig - a first name
hovis - wheat bread
howbe - howbeit
howdy - a greeting; a midwife
howea - a genus of feather palms
howel - a first name; a cooper's tool
howes - plural of "howe", a hollow; a glen
howey - a first name
howff - a haunt or resort
howfs - plural of "howf", a place frequently visited
howie - a first name
howin - a first name
howks - digs; burrows
howls - yowls
howps - cries out; yells
howre - an obsolete spelling of "hour"
howry - dirty, nasty
howso - howsoever
howve - a hood or head covering
hoxed - hocked; hamstringed
hoxes - hocks; hamstrings
hoxne - a town in England, where Saint Edmund was murdered
hoyas - plural of "hoya", a genus of climbing plants; a Georgetown hoopster
hoyed - incited; drove on
hoyle - a rule book for games
hrank - a first name
hrant - a first name
hrolf - a first name
hrvat - a Croat
hsian - a town in China
hsien - a western Chou domain in central China
hsing - a town in northern China
huabi - huave, an Indian people of Oaxaca, Mexico
huaca - any object inhabited by a god or spirit
huaco - a pre-Columbian relic of Peru
huari - an Indian people of eastern Mato Grosso, Brazil; a town in Bolivia
huave - an Indian people of Oaxaca, Mexico
huaxi - a town in China
hubal - a Middle Eastern moon god
hubam - clover
hubba - an interjection, usually "hubba hubba", expressing lusty appreciation; crack cocaine; a unit of weight in Calcutta
hubby - a husband
hubei - a language
huber - a first name
hubey - a first name
hubie - a first name
hubli - a town in India
hucho - a genus of large riverine fish
hucks - plural of "huck", a German trout; a hip
huder - a town in Mongolia
hudna - a ceasefire
huela - a language
huelo - a town on the island of Maui, Hawaiia
huels - plural of "huel", a Cornish mine
huene - one of the Tulun islands
huers - plural of "huer", a fish scout watching for shoals
hueys - plural of "Huey", a military helicopter
huffs - breathes heavily
huffy - petulant; offended
huger - larger
huggy - likely to hug someone; warm and friendly
hughy - a first name
hugin - in Norse mythology, one of two raven companions of Odin, representing thought
hugli - the Hooghly river in north east India
hugos - plural of "Hugo", a science fiction award
huias - plural of "huia", a New Zealand starling
huila - a Colombian volcano
hulas - plural of "hula", a Hawaiian dance
hulba - a Yemeni sauce made of fenugreek
hulch - a hunch
hulda - a first name
hules - plural of "hule", variant of "ule", a central American rubber tree
hulks - appears impressively large; old ships
hulky - unwieldy; massive
hullo - a greeting
hulls - plural of "hull", a shell; the base of a ship
hully - husky; a very fat person; in the phrase "hully gully", a dance
hulon - a first name
humae - a legendary bird whose appearance signifies the viewer will become a king
humam - a first name
human - of the species Homo
humas - plural of "huma", a mythical unresting bird
humbo - a town in Ethiopia
humet - in heraldry, an abbreviated fesse
humfs - makes an expression of dissatisfaction or disbelief
humic - wet; dank; of humus
humid - damp; moist
humin - a dark insoluble substance formed in various chemical reactions
humit - the units in which combined humidity and temperature readings are made
humla - a town in Nepal
hummy - satisfied; content
humor - to indulge; a mood; comic matter; one of four constituents of character
humpf - an exclamation of disbelief
humph - a first name; an exclamation of disbelief
humps - plural of "hump", a hillock; a bump; what hump?
humpy - a first name; an Australian native hut; full of humps; an ideal surfing wave; bad tempered
humus - a rich soil
humza - a first name
hunan - a Chinese province and home of a fiery cuisine
hunch - intuition; to slump; a hump
hunde - a language
hundi - a negotiable instrument of trade, used in India
hundy - one hundred dollars
hunge - a town in Sweden
hungo - Hungarian
hungu - a language
hunia - a pack animal
hunko - someone who is short and stocky
hunks - plural of "hunk", a chunk; an attractive man
hunky - chunky; an ethnic slur; in the phrase "hunky dory", very satisfactory
hunny - a first name
hunor - a first name
hunts - stalks; searches for
hunya - fighting rams
hunza - a region of Pakistan
huong - a first name
hupas - plural of "hupa", a North American Indian tribe in northwest California
hupeh - a province in east central China
hupei - a province in east central China
hupen - a province in China
huram - a first name
hurds - flax refuse
hurdy - in the phrase "hurdy gurdy", a portable musical instrument played by a crank
hurls - flings; vomits
hurly - a first name; confusion; a ball; in the phrase "hurly burly", chaos or uproar
huron - an American Indian tribe
hurra - a celebratory exclamation
hurri - hurrian; a country in the ancient Near East
hurry - to rush
hurst - a first name; a grove
hurts - causes pain; damages
hurty - hurtful
huruk - an Indian drum shaped like an hourglass
husam - a first name
husht - an interjection urging silence
hushy - secret
husis - plural of "husi", a fine sheer Philippine fabric
husks - plural of "husk", an outer hull
husky - heavy-set; throaty-sounding; a sled dog
husnu - a first name
husos - plural of "huso", the great sturgeon
hussy - a housewife; a brazen girl
husum - a town in Germany
huszt - a town in Hungary
hutch - a coop; a dish cabinet
hutia - the West Indian hog rat
hutty - an elephant
hutus - plural of "Hutu", a member of a Central African ethnic group
huxen - a town in Germany
huxly - a first name
huzza - a celebratory exclamation
huzzy - a hussy; a brazen woman
hveen - an island near Copenhagen where Tycho Brahe had an observatory
hwang - an Asian river
hwans - plural of "hwan", a monetary unit of Korea
hwyls - plural of "hwyl", an emotional outburst
hyads - variant of "Hyades", a cluster of stars; the daughters of Atlas
hyatt - a first name
hybla - an ancient city of Sicily
hydel - hydroelectric
hyden - a town in Kentucky
hyder - a first name
hydie - a first name
hydra - a nine-headed snake; the constellation of the water monster; a fresh water polyp
hydro - a spa
hyena - a scavenging feline
hyens - plural of "hyen", a hyena
hying - present participle of "hie"
hykes - plural of "hyke", a loose Arab garment
hylan - a first name
hylas - a first name; plural of "hyla", a tree frog
hylda - a first name
hyleg - the ruling planet in a horoscope
hyles - plural of "hyle", a woody matter
hylic - materialistic; corporeal
hyman - a first name
hymar - the wild ass of Persia
hymen - a first name; the Roman god of marriage; a membrane that partially occludes the vagina
hymie - a first name
hymns - plural of "hymn", a sacred song
hynda - a first name
hynde - hind
hynee - a first name
hynes - plural of "hyne", variant of "hine", a servant
hyogo - a prefecture in western Japan
hyoid - the tongue bone, literally, something shaped like the Greek letter upsilon
hypar - a hyperbolic paraboloid
hyped - promoted extravagantly
hyper - very excitable; above
hypes - promotes extravagantly; plural of "hype", a wrestling throw
hypha - a threadlike element of a fungus
hyphy - a style of hip-hop music
hypos - plural of "hypo", a hypodermic needle
hyppo - St Augustine's home town, also spelled "Hippo"
hyram - a first name
hyrax - a rock rabbit
hyron - a first name
hyrse - millet
hyrst - a hurst, or woods
hyrum - a first name
hyson - a Chinese green tea
hythe - a haven; a coastal town in southern England
hyuga - a town in Japan
hywel - a first name
iaido - a Japanese style of fencing
iakob - a first name
iakov - a first name
iambe - a first name; the daughter of Pan and Echo, goddess of rhyme and merriment
iambi - plural of "iamb", a metrical foot in poetry
iambs - plural of "iamb", a metrical foot in poetry
ianna - a first name
ianis - a first name
ianke - a first name
ianos - a first name
ianus - a first name; a variant of "Janus", god of beginnings, doors and gateways
iason - a first name
iasus - a first name; jasus, a genus of spiny lobsters
ibads - plural of "Ibad", an Arabic people
ibbie - a first name
ibera - a lake in South America
iberi - the Celtic inhabitants of Britain
ibiza - a resort island off the coast of Spain
iblis - Eblis
ibrah - a first name
ibram - a first name
ibrik - a water pot used in a Turkish bath
ibsaa - a first name
icaco - the coco plum
icana - a river in Brazil
icasm - any figurative expression
iccho - a first name
iceni - an ancient British ethnic group
icers - plural of "icer", an instrument for applying icing
iched - eked
iches - ekes
ichor - in Greek mythology, a god's blood; watery material that oozes from wounds
ichou - a Han commanderie in southwest China
ichun - a town in China
icica - a tropical American timber tree
icier - more icy
icily - coldly
icing - a creamy sugary coating used on cakes and doughnuts
icker - an ear of corn
ickle - an icicle
icons - plural of "icon", a religious picture
ictal - caused by an ictus; with rhythm
ictic - abrupt; forceful; relating to the recurring stress or beat in a rhythmic sound
ictus - a stroke; an accentuation; a beat of the heart
idaho - a state of the USA
idaia - a first name
idant - in biology, a hypothetical unit of germ plasm regarded as an aggregation of ids
idaya - a first name
iddat - a period of several months during which a Muslim widow cannot remarry
ideal - utopian; fanciful; a subset of a ring comprising all linear combinations of one or more generators
idean - of Mount Ida on Crete
ideas - plural of "idea", a mental image
ideat - a variant of "ideate"
idees - plural of "idee", an idea
idell - a first name
idgah - a place set apart for public prayers on the two chief Muslim feasts
idgoh - a town in Afghanistan
idhna - a Palestinian town
idina - a first name
idiom - argot; a specialized language
idiot - a nitwit
idism - the use or promotion of the artificial language Ido
idist - an Ido linguist
idite - a speaker or promoter of the articial language Ido
idled - did nothing
idler - one who does nothing
idles - does nothing
idlis - plural of "idli", a thick flat bread made from rice and lentils
idola - plural of "idolum", an image without substance, a fantasy
idols - plural of "idol", an object of worship
idoma - a language
idose - a sugar
idrin - Rastafarian brethren
idris - a first name; a mythical Welsh giant
idriz - a first name
idrys - a first name
iduna - a first name; in Norse mythology, possessor of apples of immortality
idunn - a first name; in Norse mythology, possessor of apples of immortality
idwal - a first name
idyll - a pastoral poem
idyls - plural of "idyl", a poem depicting pastoral tranquillity
ieper - the Flemish name for Ypres, a town in Belgium
ierne - a first name
ieroe - a great-grandchild
iesha - a first name
ieuan - a first name
ifads - an old expression of astonishment
ifegs - an old expression of astonishment
ifere - together
iffen - if
ifrah - a first name
ifraz - a first name
ifrit - afreet
iftah - a first name
iftar - the sundown meal that ends the Ramadan fast
ifzal - a first name
igala - a Yoruba-speaking people
igalo - a town in Montenegro
igapo - gapo; the part of the Brazilian jungle that is underwater for part of the year
igara - a Yoruba-speaking people
igdyr - a nomadic Turkoman people
iggie - a first name
iggle - to talk another into doing one a favor
igigi - a group of heavenly spirits under Anu in Babylonian theology
igloo - an Eskimo snow house
iglus - plural of "iglu", an igloo
ignac - a first name
ignaz - a first name
ignes - a first name
ignis - Latin for "fire", as in "ignus fatuus", fool's light
ihlat - a nomadic Sunnite people of Persia
ihram - a robe worn by Muslim pilgrims
ihsan - a first name
ihsun - a town in Sinkiang
iiwis - plural of "iiwi", a Hawaiian bird
ijara - a town in Kenya; a Muslim custom of protection of guests
ikary - caviar
ikats - plural of "ikat", a fabric of tie-dyed yarns
ikbal - a first name
ikeda - a town in Japan
ikemi - a first name
ikkei - a first name
iklas - a first name
ikoma - a town in Japan
ikons - plural of "ikon", an icon
ikram - a first name
ikuko - a first name
ilana - a first name
ilani - a first name
ilann - a first name
ilava - a Hindu caste of cultivators
ilave - a town in Peru
ildar - a first name
ileac - colicky; of or pertaining to the ileum
ileal - of the ileum
ilean - a first name
ilebo - another name for Port-Francqui
ileen - a first name
ilena - a first name
ilene - a first name
ileon - ileum
ilese - a first name
ileum - the lowest of the three portions of the small intestine
ileus - severe colic due to intestinal obstruction
ilgar - a first name
ilham - a first name
ilhan - a first name
iliac - pertaining to the ilium
iliad - an epic poem about the fall of Troy
ilial - iliac
ilian - of or relating to Troy
ilias - a first name
iliau - a destructive disease of young sugarcane
ilich - a first name
ilida - a first name
ilija - a first name
ilima - a first name; a small shrub bearing yellow or orange flowers
ilimp - to happen or befall
ilina - a first name
iline - a first name
ilion - ancient Troy
ilipa - a town in Spain
ilisa - a first name
ilise - a first name
ilita - a first name
ilium - a bone of the pelvis; the haunch bone; the ancient city of Troy
ilker - a first name
ilkka - a first name
ilkon - variant of "ilkoon", each one or every one
illan - a first name
iller - more ill
illia - a first name
illin - crazy
illon - a town in South Korea
illth - poverty
illuk - cogon
illya - a first name
ilmen - a European lake
iloko - ilocano
ilona - a first name
ilone - a first name
ilsey - a first name
ilyas - a first name
ilyaz - a first name
ilyna - a first name
ilysa - a first name
ilyse - a first name
image - a picture; a representation
imago - the final or "perfect" state of a metamorphic insect; an internal psychological image of an important person
imama - a female Islamic religious instructor
imams - plural of "imam", an Islamic priest
imani - a first name
imans - plural of "iman", variant of "imam", an Islamic priest
imany - a first name
imari - a Japanese harbor city, and a kind of porcelain made there
imaum - variant of "imam", an Islamic priest
imban - to put under a ban
imbar - to exclude
imbat - a cooling etesian wind in the Levant
imbay - to embay
imbed - to place into
imber - the great northern diver
imbow - to arch
imbox - to enclose in a box
imbue - to dye; to permeate
imena - a first name
imide - a chemical compound
imido - containing an imide
imids - plural of "imid", an imide
imine - a chemical compound
imino - containing an imine
imins - plural of "imin", a kind of chemical compound
imjin - a river on the border between North and South Korea
immew - to confine
immie - agate; imitation marble
immis - changeable
immit - to inject
immix - to mingle
imola - a first name; a town in central Italy
impar - unpaired
imped - grafted feathers onto a bird's wing
impel - to force; to drive
impen - to write
impex - from "import/export", a business involved in international trade
impis - plural of "impi", a Zulu regiment
imply - to suggest; to logically entail
impot - a written task imposed as a punishment
impro - improvisational comedy
imput - input; charge
imran - a first name
imroz - a Turkish island
imshi - an expression meaning "Go away!"
imshy - an expression meaning "Go away!"
inaam - a first name
inage - to make old
inagh - a town in Ireland
inaja - the Brazilian palm
inaki - a first name
inane - fatuous; empty headed
inapt - unfit; clumsy
inare - a lake in Finland
inari - a town, and lake in Finland
inarm - to encircle in the arms; to hug
inbal - a first name
inbar - a first name
inbow - a bend
inbox - a box or basket into which messages or assignments are delivered
inbye - inward
incan - of the Incas
incap - an incapacitating agent
incas - plural of "Inca", a South American Indian
incle - a variant of "inkle"
incog - incognito
incur - to contract; to become liable for
incus - the anvil bone of the inner ear; a thundercloud shaped like an anvil
incut - inset
indan - a chemical
indar - a first name
indel - in gene sequencing, an insertion or deletion
inder - a first name; a European lake
indew - endue
index - a pointer; a list; an indicator
indhu - a first name
india - a first name; an Asian country
indic - of India; a branch of the Indo-European language family
indie - a first name; an independent person or business
indig - an indigenous person
indin - a dark red crystalline substance
indio - a first name; a town in California
indoc - an indoctrination or training course
indol - indole, a chemical compound
indow - to endow
indra - a first name; the Hindu god of rain
indre - a department of France
indri - a large silky short-tailed lemur of Madagascar
indue - to endue; to invest
indus - a river flowing through Tibet, Kashmir and Pakistan; the constellation of the Indian
indya - a first name
indyl - indolyl
ineke - a first name
inela - a first name
inell - a first name
inept - not apt; futile; pointless
ineri - igneri
inerm - without prickles; unarmed
inert - unmoving; inactive
ineye - to graft a bud onto a tree
infer - to deduce
infil - a shortened form of "infiltration"
infit - refers to a statistical fit to data that tries to ignore outlying data
infix - to implant; referring to formulas in which operators are between their arguments
infos - plural of "info", an item of information
infra - below
ingan - an onion
ingar - a first name
ingas - plural of "inga", a family of trees and shrubs with pinnate leaves
inger - a first name
ingle - a first name; a fireside
ingot - a mass of metal; a metallic brick
ingra - a first name; a town in Finland
iniac - relating to the inion, the bump at the back of the skull
inial - relating to the inion, the bump at the back of the skull
inias - plural of "inia", a phrenological bump
iniga - a first name
inigo - a first name; as in, "My name is Inigo Montoya."
iniki - a first name
iniko - a first name
ining - a town in China
inini - a former part of French Guiana, now separate
inion - the bump at the back of the skull
injun - slang for "Indian"
inked - added ink to; wrote; signed
inken - a first name
inker - a recording device; one who inks
inkie - an incandescent lamp
inkle - a broad linen tape; a ploy in euchre
inkos - a Zulu chief
inkra - ga
inlaw - a relative by marriage
inlay - to tesselate
inlet - a bay; an aperture
inman - a town in Kansas
inmew - to enclose
inned - past tense of "in"
inner - interior
innes - a first name
innet - a town in Burma
innie - a belly button that is recessed
innis - a first name
innit - slang for "isn't it"
inode - a UNIX file system structure
inola - a town in Oklahoma
inoma - a town in the Philippines
inorb - to enclose in or surround with an orb
input - things that enter; data given to a computer program
inros - plural of "inro", a Japanese ornamental box for medicine, perfume and so on
inrun - a running in; a skiing trestle
insar - a town in Lebanon
insch - a town in Scotland
inset - to implant; to place within
insty - instantaneous
insue - a variant of "ensue"
intel - intelligence, often military
inter - to bury
intil - into; unto
intra - Latin for "inner" or "internal"
intro - an introduction
intue - to intuit
inubo - an Asian cape
inuit - an Eskimo tribe
inula - an herb, the elecampane plant
inund - to inundate
inure - to harden
inurn - to place in an urn
inust - burnt in
inuus - a Barbary ape; a deity in early Roman religion
invar - a nickel steel alloy
invex - concave
inwit - intuition; conscience; the agenbiter
ioana - a first name
ioann - a first name
iodal - containing iodine
iodic - containing iodine
iodid - iodide
iodin - iodine
iodol - a brownish crystalline compound of iodine
iolee - a first name
iolia - a first name
ionel - a first name
ioney - a first name
ionia - a first name; an ancient region along the west coast of Asia Minor
ionic - from Ionia; having an electronic charge
ionie - a first name
ionut - a first name
iorav - a first name
ioseb - a first name
iosep - a first name
iosif - a first name
iosua - a first name
iotas - plural of "iota", a Greek letter; a small amount
iouri - a first name
iowan - a native or resident of Iowa
iowas - a tribe of Indians
ioway - a Siouan people; a humorous reference to the state of Iowa
iphis - a first name; in mythology, a woman raised as a boy and later transformed by the gods into a man
iphys - a first name; in mythology, a woman raised as a boy and later transformed by the gods into a man
ippei - a first name
ippon - a full-point score in judo
ippor - a point awarded for a perfect move in judo or karate
ipses - a thingamajig; a whatsit
ipsus - an ancient village in Phrygia, Asia Minor, site of a battle between Alexander's successors
iqbal - a first name
iqdir - a town in Turkey
irabu - one of the Ryukyu islands
irade - a Turkish written decree
iradj - a first name
iraki - a native of Iraq
irana - a first name
irani - a native of Iran
irapa - a town in Venezuela
iraqi - a native of Iraq
iraqw - a language
irate - angry
irati - a town in Brazil
iraya - a pagan people of northern Mindanao
irazu - a volcano and river in Costa Rica
irban - a first name
irbid - a town in Jordan
irbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
ireen - a first name
ireli - a town in Mali
irena - a first name
irene - a first name; the Roman goddess of peace
ireos - the Florentine iris
ireya - a first name
irfan - a first name
irfon - a first name; a British river
irgun - a Jewish underground army in colonial Palestine
irian - relating to the iris
iriba - a town in Chad
irids - plural of "irid", a plant of the iris family; the iris of the eye
irien - a first name
irina - a first name
iring - angering
irini - a first name
irion - a bay in Australia
iriri - a river in Brazil
irisa - a first name
irish - a native of Ireland
irita - a first name
irite - an iridium compound
irked - annoyed
irkha - a first name
irmay - a first name
irmus - a rhetorical device of using a long sentence with a dramatic end
iroha - the Japanese kana in its popular ordering
iroko - a very large timber tree of tropical Africa
iroma - a Japanese syllabary, or Kana, in the popular order: "I", "Ro" and "Ma" are the first three syllables.
irona - a first name
irone - an aromatic oil obtained from the orrisroot
irons - presses; plural of "iron", a metal golf club
irony - mockery; a reversal of status, expectation, or meaning; language whose intent belies its formal meaning; consisting of iron
irous - irascible; easily angered
irpen - a town in Ukraine
irpes - plural of "irpe", a fantastic grimace or contortion
irpex - a genus of tooth fungi
irven - a first name
irvin - a first name
irwin - a first name
irwyn - a first name
iryna - a first name
isaac - a first name
isaak - a first name
isaba - a town in Spain
isabu - a town in Japan
isack - a first name
isaia - a first name
isaid - a first name
isaih - a first name
isais - a first name
isamu - a first name
isana - a river in Colombia
isatu - a first name
isawa - members of a Muslim religious brotherhood
isbas - plural of "isba", a Russian log hut
isbel - a first name
iscas - plural of "isca", an excrescence on oak or hazel
isela - a first name
isere - a river in France
iseum - a temple to Isis
iseut - a first name
ishak - a first name
isham - a first name
ishan - a first name; a language
ishaq - a first name
ishes - plural of "ish", a liberty of going out
ishim - an Asian river; a town in Russia
isiac - a first name; referring to the Egyptian goddess Isis
isiah - a first name
isild - a first name
isiro - another name for Paulis
iskar - a river in Bulgaria
isker - a river in Bulgaria
iskra - a town in Bulgaria
iskur - a lake in Bulgaria
islam - a first name; a religious faith based on the Koran
islay - a first name; one of the Hebrides islands
isled - made of islands
isles - plural of "isle", an island
islet - a small island
islip - a town near Oxford, England; a town on Long Island
islot - an islet
islow - a first name
ismal - a first name
isman - a first name
ismar - a first name
ismet - a first name
isnad - the chain of authority attesting the authenticity of a particular haddith
isoka - a first name; a town in Zambia
isoko - a language
isold - a first name
isolt - a first name
isote - a yucca plant
ispra - a town in Italy
israa - a first name
issac - a first name
issai - a first name
issam - a first name
issat - a first name
issca - a first name
issei - a Japanese immigrant to the United States
issel - a first name
isser - a first name
issey - a first name
issia - a first name
issie - a first name
issos - a variant of "Issus"
issue - to come forth; a matter in dispute; one appearance of a periodical
issur - a first name
issus - an ancient town in southeast Asia Minor, where Alexander defeated Darius
istar - a first name
ister - a name for the Danube river; a river god of Scythia
istle - an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
istra - a town in Russia; the Istrian peninsula
isuan - referring to Isua, in western Greenland, where some of the oldest known rocks are found
iswas - a rough and ready calculating device
itala - an early Latin version of the Scriptures
italo - a first name
itals - plural of "ital", an italic letter
Italy - a European country
itami - a town in Japan
itape - a town in Paraguay
itapi - a river in Brazil
itata - a river in Chile
itati - a lake in South America; a town in Argentina
itche - a first name
itchy - scratchy
items - plural of "item", a unit, a thing
itemy - full of items; itemized
iters - plural of "iter", a brain passageway
ithel - a first name
ithen - a British river
ither - other
ithun - a Norse goddess, wife of Bragi, who guarded the apples of youth
itmos - plural of "itmo", a betel nut
ittai - a first name
ituri - a highlands area of the Congo
itzak - a first name
itzas - plural of "itza", a division of the Yucatec people of Peten, Guatemala
itzik - a first name
iulia - a first name
iulid - a type of millipede
iulus - a julus; a catkin; an ament
iurie - a first name
ivads - an old expression of astonishment
ivana - a first name
ivane - a first name
ivann - a first name
ivano - a first name
iveta - a first name
ivete - a first name
iveth - a first name
ivett - a first name
ivica - a first name
ivied - covered in ivy
ivies - plural of "ivy", an ornamental vine
ivins - plural of "ivin", ivy
iviza - one of the Balearic Islands
ivona - a first name
ivone - a first name
ivori - a first name
ivory - a first name; the material of elephant tusks
ivrea - a town in Italy, with an annual orange-throwing festival
ivree - a first name
ivria - a first name
ivrit - a modernized form of Hebrew
ivver - a variant of "ever"
ivyed - ivied
iwaka - a river in Irian Jaya
iwaki - a town in Japan
iwans - plural of "iwan", a large audience chamber in Parthian architecture
iwata - a town in Japan
iwate - a prefecture of Japan
iwona - a first name
ixaka - a first name
ixias - plural of "ixia", a South African flowering plant
ixion - the king of the Lapithae, bound to a wheel for loving Hera
ixnay - Pig Latin for "nix", no
ixora - a genus of tropical shrubs
ixtil - variant of "ixtle", an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
ixtle - an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
ixtli - variant of "ixtle", an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
iyabo - a first name
iyala - a language
iyapo - a first name
iyari - a first name
iyman - a first name
iyoka - a first name
iyyar - a Hebrew month
izaac - a first name
izaak - a first name
izard - the ibex or chamois of the Pyrenees
izars - plural of "izar", an outer garment worn by Muslim women
izbas - plural of "izba", a Russian log cabin
izbul - a first name
izedi - a Mesopotomanian sect accused of worshipping the devil
izeke - a first name
izhar - a first name
izhma - a river of the USSR
izieu - a village in France
izium - a town in Ukraine
izles - plural of "izle", a spark rising from a fire or chimney, or its soot
izmir - the Turkish name of Smyrna
izmit - a Turkish resort on the Black Sea
iznik - a town in Turkey
izola - a first name; a town in Slovenia
izora - a first name
izote - a Mexican yucca plant
izsak - a first name
iztle - an aloe fiber
iztli - a form of obsidian; an Aztec god
iztok - a first name
izumi - a town in Japan
izumo - a town in Japan
izyum - a town in Ukraine
izzak - a first name
izzat - a first name; honor; glory; respect
izzet - a first name
izzie - a first name
jaali - a first name
jabem - a Papuan people
jaber - a first name
jabes - a first name
jabez - a first name; to play an underhanded trick
jabia - a unit of area in Libya of about 1225 square meters
jabim - yabim
jabin - a first name
jabir - a first name
jabot - a lace frill
jacal - a crude thatched hut with walls made of poles, covered in mud
jacan - a first name
jacas - plural of "jaca", bread fruit, jackfruit
jacee - a first name
jacek - a first name
jacel - a first name
jacen - a first name
jacey - a first name
jacia - a first name
jacie - a first name
jacki - a first name
jacko - a first name; jocko; a gorilla-like creature discovered in the late nineteenth century
jacks - a first name (at least if you watch "Feeling Minnesota!"); the bathroom; plural of "jack", a wooden wedge; a child's toy
jacky - a first name; a sailor; gin
jacob - a first name; a town in the Congo
jacot - a first name; a jacot tool, a small hand lathe for watch pivots
jacsi - a first name
jacua - jagua
jacus - plural of "jacu", a South American guan
jadah - a first name
jadan - a first name
jadar - a river in Bosnia
jadda - a first name
jadea - a first name
jaded - sated
jadee - a first name
jadel - a first name
jaden - a first name
jader - a first name
jades - wearies; plural of "jade", a semiprecious gemstone
jadey - a first name
jadie - a first name
jadin - a first name
jadon - a first name
jadoo - a first name; an artificial silk
jadyn - a first name
jaeda - a first name
jaela - a first name
jaeli - a first name
jafar - a first name
jaffa - a first name; a city in Israel; an orange
jafit - a first name
jafra - a first name
jagat - in Hinduism, animate beings
jager - the great skua; a high quality diamond; a German or Austrian rifleman
jaggi - a first name
jaggs - cuts unevenly
jaggy - uneven
jagin - an Asian cape
jagir - in India, a grant of the public revenues to an administrator
jagla - the serow, an Asiatic goat
jagra - a coarse dark sugar
jagua - inaja; genipap; yagua
jague - a first name; a ditch
jagur - a first name
jahan - a first name
jahaz - a biblical place
jahel - a first name
jahja - a first name
jahla - a first name
jahna - a first name
jahon - a first name
jahre - a first name
jahve - Jehovah
jaicy - a first name
jaida - a first name
jaide - a first name
jails - plural of "jail", a prison
jaima - a first name
jaime - a first name
jaimi - a first name
jaimy - a first name
jaina - a believer in Jainism
jaine - a first name
jains - plural of "Jain", a member of an Indian sect
jainy - a first name
jaira - a first name
jairo - a first name
jairy - a first name
jaiya - a first name
jajce - a town in Bosnia
jakab - a first name
jakea - a first name
jaked - broken
jakes - an outhouse; plural of "jake", a year-old male turkey
jakey - a first name; old fashioned
jakia - a first name
jakie - a first name; a South American striped frog
jakir - a first name
jakiv - a first name
jakki - a first name
jakob - a first name
jakos - plural of "jako", an African gray
jakov - a first name
jakub - a first name
jakun - an aboriginal people of the southern Malay peninsula
jakup - a first name
jalal - a first name
jalap - a cathartic root
jalee - jalee work, marble carved to look like latticework
jaleh - a first name
jalen - a first name
jaleo - a lively Spanish solo dance, accompanied by castanets
jalil - a first name
jalin - a first name
jalna - a first name
jalop - jalap, a cathartic root; a jalopy
jalor - an east Indian rowing or sailing ship
jamaa - a first name
jamah - a long sleeved cotton coat of knee length worn in Pakistan
jamal - a first name
jaman - a first name; the Java plum
jamar - a first name
jamas - pajamas; plural of "jama", a long-sleeved knee length cotton coat
jamay - a first name
jamba - acle
jambe - a piece of leg armor
jambi - a province in southeast Sumatra
jambo - the rose apple; Swahili for "hello"
jambs - forces together tightly; plural of "jamb", the vertical side of an opening
jambu - an East Indian rose-apple tree
jamea - a first name
jamee - a first name
jamel - a first name
james - a first name; a flunkey
jamey - a first name
jamia - a first name
jamie - a first name
jamil - a first name
jamin - a first name
jamis - a first name
jamit - to play music together informally
jammu - an Indian state
jammy - a first name; sticky with jam; a pajama; lucky
jamod - a first name
jamon - a first name
jamsa - a town in Finland
jamui - a town in India
jamya - a first name
jamye - a first name
jamyi - a first name
janaa - a first name
janab - a Persian title of rank
janad - a town in Yemen
janae - a first name
janah - a first name
janai - a first name
janak - a first name
janan - a first name
janar - a first name
janas - a first name
janat - a first name
janau - a first name
janav - a first name
janay - a first name
janaz - a first name
janco - a first name
janda - a pole that is kissed during Persian New Year's ceremonies
jando - a first name
jandy - a first name
janea - a first name
janee - a first name
janei - a first name
janek - a first name
janel - a first name
janes - plural of "jane", a girl or woman; twilled cloth
janet - a first name
janey - a first name
janez - a first name
janfu - Joint Army Navy Foul Up, so to speak
jania - a first name
janie - a first name
janis - a first name
janit - a first name
janka - a first name
janko - a first name
janks - changes altitude and direction to avoid anti-aircraft fire
janky - unlucky; nervous; uncool; weird; bad
janna - a first name
janne - a first name
janns - plural of "jann", a variant of "jinn", a genie
janny - a first name; a school janitor
janos - a first name
janot - a first name
janou - a first name
janow - a town in Poland
janse - a first name
jante - a first name
jants - plural of "jant", a jaunt
jantu - an Indian water-raising device using a lever
janty - a first name; jaunty; showy
janua - a door or gate
janus - a first name; the two-faced Roman god honored by "January"
janvi - a first name
jaoke - a first name
japan - an Asian country; a varnish
japed - mocked
japen - an island near New Guinea
japer - mocker
japes - mocks
japie - a first name; an Afrikaner
jappy - Japanese
japvo - a mountain in Assam, India
japyx - the type genus of the family Japagidae
jaqui - a first name
jarad - a first name
jarah - a first name
jarai - a language
jarda - a first name
jarde - a callous tumor on a horse's leg, below the hock
jards - a callous tumor on a horse's leg, below the hock
jareb - a first name
jared - a first name
jarek - a first name
jarel - a first name
jaren - a first name
jaret - a first name
jaria - a first name
jarib - a first name
jaric - a first name
jarid - a first name
jaris - a first name
jarko - a first name
jarks - plural of "jark", a seal
jarls - plural of "jarl", a Scandinavian nobleman
jarmo - a neolithic village site in northeast Iraq
jarno - a first name
jarod - a first name
jaron - a first name
jarra - an Australian eucalyptus
jarta - a term of endearment
jarul - the Indian bloodwood
jarvy - the driver of a hackney coach
jaryd - a first name
jasai - a first name
jasan - a first name
jasbo - elements of low or vulgar comedy introduced into a play
jasek - a first name
jasen - a first name
jasey - a worsted wig made of Jersey yarn
jasha - a first name
jasia - a first name
jasim - a first name
jasin - a first name
jasma - a first name
jasme - a first name
jasms - plural of "jasm", an enthusiasm for accomplishment
jasna - a first name
jason - a first name
jaspe - veined and spotted like jasper; a cotton cloth shaded like jasper
jasps - plural of "jasp", jasper
jassy - a city in northeast Romania
jasun - a first name
jasus - a genus of spiny lobsters
jatai - a town in Brazil
jatha - an armed band of Sikhs
jatin - a first name
jatki - a dialect of Lahnda
jatni - a female Jat
jatos - plural of "JATO", a jet assisted take-off
jauan - a first name
jauja - a town in Peru
jauks - dawdles, dallies, trifles
jaume - a first name
jaune - heraldic yellow
jauns - plural of "jaun", a Calcutta palanquin
jaunt - a trip
jaups - splashes
javad - a first name
javan - a first name; of Java
javar - a first name
javas - a first name; plural of "java", a coffee
javed - a first name
javel - a worthless fellow; a vagrant; to bemire
javen - a first name
javer - to jabber
javid - a first name
javin - a first name
javon - a first name
javos - a first name
jawab - a building erected to balance another, such as the false mosque of the Taj Mahal
jawan - a first name; a soldier of India
jawed - a first name; talked a lot; having jaws
jawer - one who talks a lot
jawns - plural of "jawn", variant of "yawn"
jawon - a first name
jawps - plural of "jawp", a splash of water or a stain
jaxey - the rump
jaxie - the rump
jaxin - a first name
jaxon - a first name
jayce - a first name
jayci - a first name
jaycy - a first name
jayda - a first name
jayde - a first name
jaydi - a first name
jaydn - a first name
jaydy - a first name
jayet - jet
jayke - a first name
jayla - a first name
jayma - a first name
jayme - a first name
jaymi - a first name
jayms - a first name
jayna - a first name
jayne - a first name
jayni - a first name
jayol - a first name
jazan - a first name
jazel - a gem of an azure color
jazer - a biblical place
jazze - a first name
jazzi - a first name
jazzy - lively; entertaining; free form
jbail - a town in Lebanon
jeana - a first name
jeane - a first name
jeani - a first name
jeans - denim trousers
jeany - a first name
jears - plural of "jear", a gear or tackle
jeats - plural of "jeat", variant of "jet"
jeays - a first name
jebby - a first name; a Jesuit
jebel - a mountain; a town in Sudan
jebus - a biblical place
jecho - a first name
jecis - a first name
jedda - a first name; Jidda
jeddy - a first name
jedge - a gauge; a dean's warrant
jeeda - a first name
jeels - plural of "jeel", a jelly; a morass; a shallow lake
jeely - jelly
jeena - a first name
jeeny - a first name
jeeps - plural of "jeep", a military vehicle
jeera - black cumin
jeers - boos
jeery - jeering
jeese - an exclamation
jeeza - a town in Afghanistan
jeeze - an exclamation
jefes - plural of "jefe", a chief
jeffe - a first name
jeffs - plural of "jeff", a circus rope
jeffy - a first name
jefre - a first name
jefri - a first name
jefry - a first name
jegar - a first name
jehad - variant of "jihad", an Islamic holy war
jehan - a first name
jehmu - a first name
jehna - a first name
jehol - a former province of China
jehri - a first name
jehry - a first name
jehus - plural of "jehu", a fast driver; a coachman
jeisa - a first name
jelab - a North African hooded jacket
jeldi - haste, in a military sense
jelka - a first name
jelle - a first name
jello - a gelatin dessert
jells - congeals
jelly - gelatin
jelmo - a first name
jelon - a first name
jelsa - a Croatian town on the island of Hvar in the Adriatic
jemal - a first name
jemar - a first name
jemel - a first name
jemes - a first name
jemez - an Indian group of New Mexico
jemie - a first name
jemma - a first name
jemmy - a first name; a gemmy; a jimmy; a spruce; a lever
jemon - a first name
jenae - a first name
jenah - a first name
jenai - a first name
jenal - a first name
jenan - a first name
jenay - a first name
jenda - a first name
jendi - a first name
jendy - a first name
jenee - a first name
jenel - a first name
jenet - a first name
jeney - a first name
jenia - a first name
jenie - a first name
jenik - a first name
jenin - a town in the West Bank
jenis - a first name
jenji - a first name
jenka - a first name
jenna - a first name
jenne - a first name; a town in West Africa
jenni - a first name
jenno - a first name
jenny - a first name; spinning machine; a billiard shot
jensy - a first name
jenya - a first name
jeorg - a first name
jeppe - a first name
jerad - a first name
jerae - a first name
jerah - a first name
jerai - a first name
jerba - Djerba, an island in the southeast of Tunisia
jered - a first name
jeree - a first name
jerel - a first name
jeres - a city in Spain, source of sherry
jeret - a first name
jerez - a city in Spain, source of sherry
jerib - an Afghan unit of measurement
jeric - a first name
jerid - a first name; a blunt Turkish javelin used in war games
jerie - a first name
jerik - a first name
jeril - a first name
jerin - a first name
jeris - a first name
jerko - a first name
jerks - plural of "jerk", a sharp sudden motion; an obnoxious person
jerky - dried meat; like a jerk; spastic; used in the phrase "herky jerky" to mean by fits and starts
jerma - a town in Libya
jerme - a first name
jerod - a first name
jerom - a first name
jeron - a first name
jerre - a first name
jerri - a first name
jerry - a first name; a German
jerts - jerks
jerve - a waistcoat pocket
jeryl - a first name
jerzy - a first name
jesca - a first name
jesco - a first name
jesec - a first name
jesee - a first name
jesey - a first name
jeska - a first name
jessa - a first name
jesse - a first name; a candlestick; a stained glass window; a leather leg strap for a hawk
jessi - a first name
jessy - a first name
jests - jokes
jesty - like a jest; full of jests
jesus - a first name; a size of paper in France; an interjection
jetes - plural of "jete", a sharp ballet leap
jeths - plural of "jeth", a Hindu month
jetje - a first name
jeton - a small metal counter used in games
jetro - a first name
jetta - a first name
jette - a first name; a town in Belgium
jetto - jetteau
jetty - a first name; a pier
jeuel - a first name
jeune - young
jevan - a first name
jever - a town in Germany
jevin - a first name
jevon - a first name
jewad - a first name
jewed - an offensive term
jewel - a first name; gem
jewey - an offensive term
jewlz - a first name
jewry - the Jewish community
jeyes - a first name
jezia - a poll tax levied on non-Muslims
jezza - a first name
jhala - an Indian instrumental music style
jhamu - a first name
jhane - a first name
jhang - a town in Pakistan
jheel - an Indian marsh or pool left after a flood
jheri - a first name; a loose curl used in hairstyling
jhils - plural of "jhil", an Indian marsh
jhona - a first name
jhool - trappings for a horse or elephant, used in India
jhoom - jungle cultivation
jhows - plural of "jhow", an Indian grass
jiaju - a town in China
jiana - a first name
jiaos - plural of "jiao", a unit of Chinese currency. 10 jiaos = 1 yuan.
jiaya - a first name
jibba - a long loose cloth outer garment
jibbs - shifts from side to side while sailing
jibby - a first name
jibed - taunted
jiber - one who taunts
jibes - taunts
jibey - taunting
jibis - plural of "jibi", an extinct small yellow green bird of Oahu
jibla - a town in Yemen
jiboa - a large South American boa
jibsh - an Asian cape
jicky - a first name
jidda - a Saudi Arabian seaport
jiddu - a first name
jiech - a town in Sudan
jiffs - plural of "jiff", an instant
jiffy - a moment
jigga - a colloquial term for an African insect that burrows into the foot
jiggy - ghetto slang for "hip" [with]; lively, like a jig
jigni - a first name
jigme - a first name
jigot - a gigot, or leg-of-mutton sleeve
jigua - a South American tree
jigue - jiqui, a Cuban timber tree
jihad - an Islamic holy war
jihan - a first name
jijun - a first name
jilan - a first name
jildi - haste, in a military sense
jildy - haste, in a military sense
jilib - a town in Somalia
jilin - a language; a province of China
jille - a first name
jilli - a first name
jills - plural of "jill", a unit of liquid volume; a flirt
jilly - a first name
jilts - breaks an engagement
jimae - a first name
jimar - a first name
jimbo - a first name
jimel - a first name
jimly - a first name
jimmu - a first name
jimmy - a first name; to break into
jimoh - a first name
jimps - skimps
jimpy - slender
jinae - a first name
jinan - a first name; a town in China
jinas - plural of "jina", a Jain who has conquered temporal existence through discipline
jincy - a first name
jinda - a first name
jindo - a first name
jinfu - a first name
jingo - a militarist
jingu - an important Shinto shrine
jinhu - a Shinto shrine
jinia - a first name
jinja - a Shinto shrine; a town in Uganda
jinju - a town in Korea
jinks - high-jinks; sharp turns; takes evasive aeronautical maneuvers
jinky - uncool; weird; bad
jinna - a first name
jinni - a first name; a supernatural being in Muslim mythology
jinns - plural of "jinni", a supernatural being
jinny - a first name; an engine used in mining; a speakeasy
jinty - slender
jinxy - like a jinx; unlucky
jippo - a jupon; a waistcoat for women
jique - a kind of dance
jiqui - a Cuban timber tree
jirds - plural of "jird", a North African gerbil
jirga - a council of Afghan tribal leaders
jirts - jerks
jiske - a first name
jisms - plural of "jism", semen
jissa - a village in the Congo
jitka - a first name
jitro - a unit of land measurement in Czechoslovakia, of about 1.4 acres
jivan - a first name
jivas - plural of "jiva", a Hindu term for vital life energy
jived - played jazz or swing music
jiver - one who jives
jives - plays jazz or swing music
jivey - a first name; jazzy, lively
jivin - a first name
jixie - a two-seater taxi
jiyeh - a town in Lebanon
jizan - a town in Yemen; a town in Saudi Arabia
jizou - an Asian cape
jizya - a capitation levied on non-Muslims in a Muslim state
jnana - a Hindu term for knowledge acquired through meditation
jnani - a devotee of jnana-marga
joaby - a first name
joana - a first name
joane - a first name
joani - a first name
joann - a first name
joans - plural of "joan", a country girl
joany - old fashioned; out of date
joaro - an Indian tribe of North Carolina
joars - plural of "joar", durra
joary - a first name
joash - a first name
joayn - a first name
jobby - a gadget, doohickey or thingmajig
jobed - scolded or lectured
joben - a first name
jobes - scolds or lectures
jobey - a first name
jobie - a first name
jobos - plural of "jobo", an American tree resembling the ash; the gumbo-limbo
jobst - a first name
jobye - a first name
jocek - a first name
jochs - plural of "joch", a col
jocia - a first name
jocko - a first name; a chimpanzee or monkey
jocks - plural of "jock", an athlete; a Scotsman; an athletic supporter
jocum - a mastic bully
jocus - plural of "jocu", a dogsnapper
jodan - a first name
jodee - a first name
jodel - to yodel
jodey - a first name
jodhi - a first name
jodie - a first name
jodin - a first name
jodon - a first name
jodos - plural of "jodo", pure land; a Japanese Buddhist sect
joedy - a first name
joela - a first name
joeli - a first name
joell - a first name
joely - a first name
joerg - a first name
joern - a first name
joeys - plural of "joey", a baby kangaroo; a 4 penny piece
jofre - a first name
jofta - a first name
jogee - heroin
jogis - plural of "jogi", a yogi
johan - a first name
johna - a first name
johne - a first name
johni - a first name
johnl - a first name
johns - plural of "john", a toilet; a client of a prostitute
johny - a first name
johvi - a town in Estonia
joice - a first name
joins - unites; becomes part of
joint - to splice; a seam; a marijuana cigarette
joist - a floor beam
jokan - a first name
joked - jested
jokee - one upon whom a joke is played
joker - a jester; a playing card
jokes - jests
jokey - amusing; full of jokes
jokim - a first name
jokin - a first name
jokla - a first name
jokol - a form of "yes" used in the Shetland Islands
jokul - a type of Icelandic iceberg
jolan - a first name
jolea - a first name
joled - jowled
jolee - a first name
joles - plural of "jole", a jowl
joley - a first name
jolie - a first name
jolif - jolly
jolin - a first name
jollo - a spree; a party
jolls - plural of "joll", variant of "jowl"
jolly - a first name; cheerful
jolof - wolof
jolts - plural of "jolt", a shock
jolty - marked by jolting motion
jolye - a first name
jolyn - a first name
jomah - a first name
jomei - a first name
jomon - the ancestors of the Ainu people
jomos - plural of "jomo", a mojo bag
jonae - a first name
jonah - a first name; a person who brings bad luck
jonai - a first name
jonam - a first name
jonan - a first name
jonas - a first name
jonay - a first name
jonci - a first name
jonda - a first name
jonee - a first name
jonel - a first name
jones - a first name; a powerful craving; a drug addiction
jongs - plural of "jong", a South African term for a young man
jonie - a first name
jonis - a first name
jonit - a first name
jonjo - a first name
jonna - a first name
jonni - a first name
jonno - a first name
jonny - a first name; johnnycake
jonta - a first name
jonte - a first name
jonty - a first name; jaunty
jooal - a dialect of French used in Quebec and Maine
jooks - jouks; juke joints
joola - a Himalayan rope suspension bridge
jools - a first name
joost - a first name
jooty - a first name
jopie - a first name
jopim - a South American bird
joppa - the ancient name of Jaffa
jorah - a first name
jorai - a first name
joram - a first name; a drinking bowl
joran - a first name
jordi - a first name
jordu - a first name
jordy - a first name
jorea - a first name
joree - a first name; the chewink
jorel - a first name
jorey - a first name
jorge - a first name
jorie - a first name
jorik - a first name
jorim - a first name
jorin - a first name
joris - a first name
jorja - a first name
jorma - a first name
jorry - a first name
jorum - a drinking bowl
jorun - a first name
josan - an Asian woman
josee - a first name
josef - a first name
josep - a first name
joses - a first name
joset - a first name
josey - a first name
josha - a first name
joshe - a first name
joshi - a first name
joshu - a first name
joshy - a first name; joking
josia - a first name
josie - a first name; a woman's fitted outer waist
josif - a first name
josip - a first name
joska - a first name
josko - a first name
jossa - a word used to command a horse to halt; a town in Germany
josse - a first name
jossy - a first name
josua - a first name
josue - a first name; an alternative spelling of "Joshua"
josup - a first name
josye - a first name
jotas - plural of "jota", a Spanish dance
jotto - a five letter word guessing game, but where can you find five letter words?
jotty - written down quickly
jotun - a giant in Norse mythology; a giant
joual - an archaic dialect of French spoken in Quebec
jough - a first name
jougs - an iron neck ring
jouko - a first name
jouks - dodges; roosts
joule - a unit of energy equal to a Newton-meter
jouls - plural of "joul", variant of "jowl"
jouni - a first name
joure - a town in the Netherlands
jours - plural of "jour", a day
joust - to compete in a tournament
joval - a first name
jovan - a first name
jovas - plural of "jova", a division of the Pima people of Sonora
jovin - a first name
jovon - a first name
jowad - a first name
jowar - a durra grown in India
jowed - quarreled
jowel - a town in Malawi
jower - to quarrel
jowie - a first name
jowls - the fleshy parts under the lower jaw
jowly - having prominent jowls
joxel - a first name
joyan - a first name
joyce - a first name
joyed - rejoiced
joyia - a first name
joyti - a first name
jozee - a first name
jozef - a first name
jozhe - a first name
jozie - a first name
jozio - a first name
jozka - a first name
jozsa - a first name
jozsi - a first name
jozua - a first name
jozus - a first name
juana - a first name
juane - marijuana
juang - a Kol people of Orissa, India, speaking a Munda language
juani - a first name
juann - a first name
juaun - a first name
jubae - plural of "juba", an animal's mane
jubal - a first name
jubas - plural of "juba", a lively Haitian dance
jubba - a long outer garment; a river in Somalia
jubbe - a large vessel for drinking wine or ale
jubes - plural of "jube", a platform in a church; a rood screen
jubus - juberous
jucar - a river in Spain
juche - the bizarre North Korean ideology of self-reliant socialism
jucks - makes sounds like a partridge settling down for the night
judah - a first name; a kingdom of ten tribes formed after Solomon's death
judas - a first name; a traitor; a peephole
juday - a first name
judds - plural of "judd", an NBS unit of color difference, about 4 times a "just noticeable difference"
judea - a Hebrew province
judee - a first name
judex - in Roman law, a private person appointed to arbitrate a case
judge - a first name; to decide; to arbitrate
judie - a first name
judit - a first name
judka - a Hindu cab
judos - plural of "judo", a form of jujitsu
judye - a first name
jueen - a first name
jueri - a first name
jueys - plural of "juey", the great land crab
jufti - a knot used in making rugs
jugal - malar; of the cheekbone
jugas - plural of "juga", a leaflet in a pinnate leaf
juger - an ancient Roman unit of area, 28,800 square pedes, about 25.2 ares
juges - plural of "juge", variant of "judge"
juggs - jougs
jugum - a pair of the opposite leaflets of a pinnate leaf; a furrow connecting two parts of a bone
juhan - a first name
juice - a first name; a fruit sap; a fluid
juicy - full of juice
juise - judgment; justice
juist - a German island
jujus - plural of "juju", an object having magical power
jujuy - a town and province in Argentina
jukao - a town in Asia
juked - faked out a move in football; got high
jukes - fakes out a move in football
jukey - like a fake out move
jukie - a first name
jukka - a first name
jukun - a language
julap - a sweet medicine
julas - a first name
julee - a first name
julen - a first name
julep - a sweet drink of brandy or whisky, sugar, crushed ice, and mint
jules - a first name
julet - a first name
juley - a first name
julia - a first name
julid - a type of millipede
julie - a first name
julii - a noble Roman family
julio - a first name; an Italian silver coin
julis - a wrasse; a small fish
julka - a first name
julus - the iulus; the catkin; the ament; a millipede genus
julys - plural of "July", a month
jumaa - a first name
jumah - a first name
jumar - a one-way rope clamp which is used to ascend rock faces
jumba - in Malacca, a unit of distance; a large house in Kenya
jumbo - extra large
jumby - an evil spirit
jumet - a town in Belgium
jumla - a town in Nepal
jumma - an assessment
jumna - a river in India
jumps - leaps
jumpy - nervous
junan - a city in central China
junco - a North American snowbird
jundy - to jostle
junee - a town in Australia
junes - plural of "June", a month
juney - a first name
jungs - plural of "jung", an ancient Tatar people of northwest China
junia - a first name
junie - a first name
junik - a town in Serbia
junin - a village in Ecuador; a town in Argentina
junix - a first name
junji - a first name
junko - a first name; a dealer in second-hand goods
junks - discards; plural of "junk", a Chinese house boat
junky - slapdash; cheaply made; a doper
junos - plural of "Juno", an ideal woman
junot - a first name
junta - a deliberative or administrative council
junto - a coterie
junue - a first name
junya - a first name
juped - shamed
jupes - shames; plural of "jupe", a woman's jacket
jupon - a jippo; a surcoat
juppy - a Japanese yuppie
juraj - a first name
jural - legal
juras - a range of mountains between France and Switzerland
jurat - an alderman; a legally binding signature submitted with electronic taxes
jurek - a first name
jurel - a blue runner fish
jurik - a first name
juris - a first name; a Latin word meaning "the law"
jurka - a first name
juror - a member of a jury
jurre - a first name
jurua - a river in Brazil
juruk - a Californian Native American tribe
jusak - a first name
jusis - plural of "jusi", a fine sheer Philippine fabric
jusof - a first name
jussi - a first name; a Manila textile fabric
justa - a first name
juste - a first name; French for "appropriate", used in the phrase "le mot juste"
justi - a first name
justo - a first name
justs - a first name; jousts
justy - a first name
jutai - a river in Brazil
jutes - plural of "jute", an ethnic group from Jutland; a twine fiber
jutia - the West Indian hog rat
jutka - a first name; a carriage
jutta - a first name
jutty - a jetty; projecting
juval - a first name
juvan - a first name
juves - plural of "juve", a juvenile; an unruly teenager
juvey - a juvenile; a juvenile delinquent
juvia - the Brazil nut tree
juvie - a police officer who works with juveniles; a juvenile
juwan - a first name
juwon - a first name
juxta - used in place names to signify "next to" or "near"
juzef - a first name
juziu - a first name
jwala - a first name
jyles - a first name
jylle - a first name
jymme - a first name
jyoti - a first name
kaaba - a cube-shaped building in Mecca holding a sacred stone
kaama - the hartebeest
kaana - a first name
kaare - a first name
kaawi - a kind of yam
kabaa - a variant of "the Kaaba"
kabab - skewered cooked meat
kabah - a variant of "the Kaaba"; a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
kabal - a patch of desert turned into a fortress by surrounding ramps of sand
kaban - a variant of "caban"
kabap - a variant of "kebab"
kabar - a first name; a caber
kabau - a lake in New York
kabaw - a village in Libya
kabaz - another name for El Jabha, Morocco
kabel - a sans serif font
kabik - an Arabian coin
kabir - a first name
kabob - skewered cooked meat
kabre - a language
kabui - a Naga people of the Naga hills on the Burma-Assam border
kabul - the capital city of Afghanistan
DUPLICATE:k kabwe - a town in Zambia
kabyl - a Berber belonging to a Muslim agricultural people of Algeria
kacee - a first name
kacey - a first name
kacha - of dried mud
kache - a variant of "kha"
kacia - a first name
kacie - a first name
kadah - a variant of "keddah"
kadai - a language family of southern China
kadar - a first name
kadee - a first name; variant of "cadi"
kadem - a first name
kaden - a first name
kader - a first name
kades - plural of "kade", a wingless fly
kadet - a cadet
kadey - a first name
kadhi - a qadi
kadie - a first name
kadim - a first name; an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
kadin - a first name
kadir - a first name; a cup for pig-sticking; a jungle-dwelling Dravidian people
kadis - plural of "kadi", an Islamic judge
kados - cadus
kadra - an area of Baghdad
kadri - a first name
kadus - plural of "kadu", a people of the Katha district of upper Burma
kadye - a first name
kaela - a first name
kaeli - a first name
kaely - a first name
kaena - a Pacific cape
kaese - a first name
kaesy - a first name
DUPLICATE:k kabwe - a town in Zambia
kafal - a tree which yields a gum resin and a red aromatic wood
kaffa - a native of the Kafa region of Ethiopia; a grayish reddish brown color
kaffe - a first name
kaffi - a first name
kafin - a Palestinian town
kafir - a kaffir; the Indo-Iranian people of Kafiristan; a cereal grass
kafiz - an Iranian unit of area, 100 square meters
kafra - a town in Lebanon
kafta - the leaves of an Arabian bush, used in making a beverage
kafue - an African river
kages - plural of "kage", a chantry chapel enclosed with lattice or screenwork
kagos - plural of "kago", a Japanese palanquin, a chair slung from a pole
kagou - miserable-looking
kagul - a town and river in Ukraine, site of a battle between Russians and Turks
kagus - plural of "kagu", a New Caledonian flightless bird
kahal - the local governing body of a Jewish community
kahan - a first name
kahar - a Hindu caste whose occupation is carrying; a carrier
kahas - plural of "kaha", a large Bornean proboscis monkey
kahau - the proboscis monkey
kahil - a first name
kahki - a first name
kahsi - a bathroom
kahus - plural of "kahu", a common harrier of Australasia and the East Indies
kaiak - a variant of "kayak"
kaian - a first name
kaids - plural of "kaid", a tribal chief or governor in northern Africa
kaied - a first name
kaies - plural of "kaie", an obsolete form of "key"
kaifa - a female sexual partner
kaifs - plural of "kaif", a drugged stupor
kaija - a first name
kaiji - a first name
kaiju - the live-action monster genre film
kaika - a Maori village
kaila - a first name
kaile - a first name
kaili - a first name; a village in China
kails - plural of "kail", a ninepin; kale
kaimi - a kind of clover
kaimo - a town in China
kaims - plural of "kaim", a glacial deposit; a comb
kaine - a first name
kaing - serving
kains - plural of "kain", a tax paid in livestock or produce
kaipo - a first name
kaira - a first name
kaire - a first name
kairi - a nautical mile
kairo - a first name
kaisa - a first name
kaite - a first name
kaity - a first name
kaiwi - a Pacific Island woody climber
kajak - a variant of "kayak"
kajan - a river in Borneo
kajar - a people of northern Iran
kajsa - a first name
kakan - a town in Afghanistan
kakar - a muntjac
kakas - plural of "kaka", a New Zealand parrot
kaker - excrement
kakha - a first name
kakis - plural of "kaki", an oriental date tree
kakka - a traditional formal style of Japanese flower arranging
kakke - beriberi
kakki - a town in Pakistan
kakur - a muntjac
kakus - plural of "kaku", the great barracuda
kakwa - a first name
kalab - a first name
kalae - a Pacific cape
kalak - a town in Iraq
kalam - a first name; Muslim scholastic theology
kalan - a first name; a sea otter
kalar - a dagger; a town in Iraq
kalas - plural of "kala", a black bulbul of India, often kept as a caged bird
kalat - a former state in western India
kalba - a town in the United Arab Emirates
kalea - a first name
kaleb - a first name
kalee - a first name
kalei - a first name
kalel - a first name
kalen - a first name
kaleo - a first name
kales - plural of "kale", a variety of cabbage
kaleu - a first name
kaley - a first name
kalha - a town in Iran
kalia - a first name
kalib - a first name
kalie - a first name
kalif - a caliph
kalij - a crested Indian pheasant
kalil - a first name
kalim - a first name
kalin - a first name
kaliq - a first name
kalis - plural of "kali", the glasswort, which yields soda ash when burned (whence "al kali")
kalja - a Russian fish soup
kalka - khalkha; a Mongol people and their language; site of a famous battle in India
kalki - a first name; the tenth and final incarnation of Vishnu
kalla - a first name
kalle - a first name
kalli - a first name
kally - a first name
kalma - a town in Sudan
kalna - a town in India
kaloa - a town in Hawaii; a Hawaiian duck
kalol - a town in India
kalon - a first name; the classical Greek ideal of physical and moral beauty
kalpa - a Hindu term for a day of Brahma
kalpi - a town in northern India
kalsa - a town in Slovakia
kalua - baked in a Hawaiian earth oven
kalun - a first name
kalup - a first name
kalwa - a small town in India, on the outskirts of Mumbai
kalya - a first name
kalye - a first name
kalyn - a first name
kalza - a first name
kamah - a desert truffle plant
kamal - a first name
kaman - a first name
kamao - a Hawaiian bird
kamar - a first name; a people of central India
kamas - camas; plural of "kama", enjoyment of the world of the senses
kamau - a first name; a Hawaiian bird
kamay - a first name
kamba - a Bantu people of Kenya
kambo - a first name
kamea - a first name
kamel - a first name
kamen - a first name
kameo - a first name
kames - plural of "kame", a glacial deposit; a short ridge or hill; a comb
kamet - a mountain in the Himalayas
kamey - a first name
kamez - a town in Albania
kamia - a first name; an Indian people of southeastern California
kamik - an Eskimo sealskin boat
kamil - a first name
kamis - an Eastern tunic; plural of "kami", a sacred power or force
kamla - a first name
kamme - awry
kammi - a first name
kammy - a first name
kampa - an African tribe; a famous district in Prague
kamra - a first name
kamuk - a mountain people of northeast Thailand
kanab - a town in Utah
kanae - a mullet of New Zeeland
kanaf - kenaf, an East Indian plant
kanak - a Melanesian people of New Caledonia
kanal - a measure of land area used in Pakistan
kanam - a locality on Lake Victoria, Kenya, where the remains of Kanam Man were found
kanan - a first name
kanas - plural of "kana", a Japanese syllabic script
kanat - the walls of a tent
kanca - a bay of Crete
kanda - a first name
kande - a town in Sri Lanka
kandh - the khond, a Dravidian ethnic group of east central India
kandi - a first name; an Asian cape
kandy - a first name; candy; a South Indian unit of weight; a town in Sri Lanka
kaneh - caneh; a unit of length of 6 cubits
kanes - plural of "kane", a tax paid in livestock or produce
kaney - a first name
kanga - a first name; an East African colorful cotton fabric; a pneumatic drill; a kangaroo
kange - a first name
kango - a pneumatic drill; an Australian
kangs - plural of "kang", a Chinese water jar; a brick sleeping platform
kania - a first name
kanij - a town in Pakistan
kanin - boiled rice; a European cape
kanji - a system of Japanese writing based on Chinese characters
kanli - a town in Syria
kanny - a first name
kanoa - a first name
kanon - a first name; a musical canon
kansa - a Siouan people of the Kansas river valley
kansu - a province in northwest China
kanta - a first name
kanti - a first name
kants - plural of "kant", variant of "cant", a slope or angle
kantu - a first name
kanuk - canuck
kanun - a canun, a Turkish zither
kanya - a first name; a kind of butter; the shea tree; the Indian name for the sign of Virgo
kanye - a first name; a town in Botswana
kanzu - a long white robe worn by men in Africa
kaoma - a town in Zambia
kaomi - a first name
kaona - an ambiguous Hawaiian poetic style
kaons - plural of "kaon", a subatomic particle
kaori - a first name; kauri, a New Zealand fir tree
kaoru - a first name
kaoyu - a lake in China
kapaa - a town on Kauai, Hawaiia
kapai - a Maori word meaning "good"
kapas - plural of "kapa", a coarse cloth
kaphs - plural of "kaph", a Hebrew letter
kapia - the fossil resin of the kauri tree of New Zealand
kapil - a first name
kapok - fiber of the silk cotton tree
kapor - a Borneo camphor tree
kapos - plural of "kapo", a prisoner put in charge of others in a concentration camp
kapow - a sound imitative of hitting or striking
kappa - a Greek letter
kappe - a Swedish unit of capacity, of about 4.58 liters
kapri - a first name
kaprr - a first name
kapua - a first name
kapur - a Borneo camphor tree
kapus - plural of "kapu", a Hawaiian taboo
kaput - broken; out of order
karah - a first name
karaj - a town in Iran
karak - a town in Jordan
karal - a first name
karam - a first name; a village of eastern Afghanistan
karan - a first name
karao - in Hindu law, a widow's marriage to her brother-in-law
karar - a first name
karas - plural of "kara", a steel bangle worn by Sikhs
karat - a unit of quality for gold
karbe - a town in Burma
karbi - a small stingless wild bee
karch - a unit of weight in Austria
karee - a first name; a town in South Africa
karei - a town in Romania
karel - a first name; a Karelian
karem - a first name
karen - a first name; a people of south east Burma
karey - a first name
karez - an underground irrigation tunnel used in Baluchistan
karie - a first name; a town in Greece
karif - a first name
karim - a first name
karin - a first name
karis - a first name; plural of "kari", a large gum tree
karka - a country of southwest Anatolia; the Indian name for the sign of Cancer
karkh - a town in ancient Mesopotamia
karks - breaks down; dies
karla - a first name
karle - a first name
karli - a first name; a town in western India
karlo - a first name
karly - a first name
karma - a first name; spiritual payback
karna - a first name
karni - a first name; a crossing point between the Gaza strip and Israel
karns - plural of "karn", a cairn
karny - a first name
karob - a unit of weight of 1/24 of a grain
karoh - an Afghan unit of measurement
karoi - a town in Zimbabwe
karok - an Indian people of the Klamath valley
karol - a first name
karon - a first name
karoo - a South African dry plateau
karos - plural of "karo", a New Zealand plant
karou - a town in Mali
karri - a first name; an Australian tree
karru - a first name
karry - a first name
karsi - an outdoor bathroom
karst - a limestone region marked by sinks, abrupt ridges, protuberant rocks
karsy - an outdoor bathroom
karts - plural of "kart", a small recreational motor vehicle
karuk - an American Indian language
karun - a first name; a river in Iran
karup - a town in Denmark
karyl - a first name
karyn - a first name
karys - a first name
karzy - a lavatory
kasai - a tributary of the Congo river
kasar - an African cape
kasba - casbah; a lake in North America
kasch - a first name; a mythical African country that practiced ritual regicide
kasci - a first name
kascy - a first name
kasee - a first name
kasem - a first name; a language
kasen - a first name
kasey - a first name
kasha - a dress material; a cooked cereal
kashi - a rice puff cereal; a Persian enameled tile
kasho - a first name
kasia - a first name
kasib - a first name
kasie - a first name
kasim - a first name
kasin - a first name
kasja - a first name
kaska - a first name; an Athapaskan people of the Liard valley
kason - a first name
kasos - a Greek island, and associated strait
kaspi - a town in Georgia
kasra - an Arabic accent mark
kassi - a first name
kassu - catechu made from betel nuts
kassy - a first name
kaswa - cachua
kasya - a first name
katab - a language
katal - a unit of measurement for catalytic reactions
katar - a short dagger with a handle of two parallel bars
katas - plural of "kata", a Tibetan cloth; a judo exercise of set movements
katee - a first name
katel - a wooden hammock used in Africa as a bed in a wagon
katey - a first name
katha - a first name; variant of "cotta", a measure; a town in Burma
kathe - a first name; a town in Burma
kathi - a first name
kathy - a first name
katia - a first name
katie - a first name
katif - an Israeli settlement in Gaza
katik - kartik
katin - khatin
katio - an Indian tribe of Colombia
katis - plural of "kati", a variant of "catty"
katja - a first name
katka - a first name
katla - a first name
katon - a first name
katos - plural of "kato", an Athapaskan people of northwest California
katri - a first name
katsi - a town in Costa Rica
katsu - a resuscitation of an unconscious judoka
katti - a first name; a variant of "catty"
katto - a Nepalese rite for the repose of the soul of a king
katun - a period of 20 tuns (360 day years) in the Mayan calendar
katus - a first name
katya - a first name
katye - a first name
katyn - a city and forest, formerly in Poland, now in Russia, site of a massacre in WWII
kauai - a Hawaiian island
kauch - kiaugh
kauda - a village in Sudan
kaugh - kiaugh, trouble or care
kaula - a first name; a Hawaiian island
kauna - a first name; a Pacific cape
kauri - a New Zealand fir tree
kaury - kauri, a New Zealand fir tree
kavai - a first name
kavan - a first name
kavas - plural of "kava", a tropical shrub of the pepper family
kaveh - a first name
kavil - a cavel, an axe for trimming stone
kavin - a first name
kavya - a first name; a poetic composition in Sanskrit, with elaborate decoration
kawas - plural of "kawa", wa
kawed - cawed
kawis - plural of "kawi", the ancient Austronesian language of Java
kawns - plural of "kawn", an inn
kayab - the 17th month of the Mayan civil calendar; a town in the Philippines
kayah - a language spoken in Burma
kayak - an Eskimo canoe
kayal - a Hindu musical form based on a two-part song
kayan - a Dayak people of north central Borneo
kayar - a town in Senegal; a state in Myanmar
kayas - plural of "kaya", a Japanese tree
kayau - a town in Malaysia
kayci - a first name
kayde - a first name
kaydi - a first name
kaydy - a first name
kayel - a first name
kayia - a first name
kayin - a first name
kayko - the dog salmon
kayla - a first name
kayle - a first name; a ninepin
kayli - a first name
kayne - a first name
kayoe - variant of "kayo", or "KO", a knockout in boxing
kayos - knocks out
kaysi - a first name
kaysy - a first name
kayta - a first name
kayte - a first name
kazak - a native of Kazakhstan
kazan - the capital city of the Tatar autonomous republic
kazem - a first name
kazia - a first name
kazik - a first name; a badly made and overpriced rug
kazio - a first name
kazis - a slang term for a lavatory
kazoo - a musical instrument
kazue - a first name
kazuo - a first name
kazys - a first name
kbars - plural of "kbar", a kilobar, a measurement of pressure
keady - a town in Northern Ireland
keahi - a first name
keaka - a first name
keaki - a Japanese tree of the elm family
keaks - cackles
keala - a first name
keali - a first name
kealy - a first name
keane - a first name
keanu - a first name
keara - a first name
kearn - a first name
keary - a first name
keath - a first name
keawe - a first name; variant of "kiawe", a Hawaiian mesquite
kebab - skewered cooked meat
kebap - skewered cooked meat
kebar - a caber
kebbi - a northern state of Nigeria, and a river
kebin - a first name
kebob - skewered cooked meat
kecak - a form of Balinese musical theater
kecal - a first name
kecia - a first name
kecks - makes retching sounds; knickers; trousers; plural of "keck", fool's parsley
kecky - resembling a kecksy, the hollow stalk of an umbelliferous plant
kedah - a state in Malaysia
kedar - a first name; an Arab tribe; a biblical place
keddy - a first name
kedem - a first name
keder - a first name
kedge - a small anchor; brisk and lively
kedgy - happy; cadgy
keech - a large lump of fat
keefe - a first name
keefs - plural of "keef", kef
keegh - excrement
keeks - peeps; peeks
keela - a first name
keeli - a first name
keels - capsizes; plural of "keel", the principal timber of a wooden boat
keely - a first name; like a keel
keema - minced meat
keena - a first name
keene - a first name
keens - wails over the dead
keeon - a first name
keeps - retains; plural of "keep", a part of a castle
keera - a first name
keesa - a first name
keesh - carburet of iron
keest - inner vital substance; sap, substance or marrow
keeth - a first name
keets - plural of "keet", a young guinea fowl
keeva - excellent
keeve - a brewer's mash tub; a rock basin
keeya - a first name
kefir - a slightly alcoholic drink made from fermented cow's milk
kefte - a middle Eastern dish
kefti - pertaining to ancient Crete
kegan - a first name
kegon - a sect of Japanese Buddhism
kegun - a first name
kehai - a first name
kehan - a town in Pakistan
kehat - a first name
keida - a first name
keifs - plural of "keif", a drugged stupor
keigo - a first name; a Japanese honorific language
keiji - a first name
keijo - the Japanese name for Seoul, Korea
keiki - a first name; a child
keiko - a first name
keily - a first name
keine - a first name
keion - a first name
keira - a first name
keiri - the wallflower
keirs - plural of "keir", a vat for boiling and dyeing fabrics
keish - an island off the coast of Iran
keist - cast
keita - a first name
keith - a first name; a town in Scotland
keiti - a first name
keiwa - a first name
kejia - hakka
kekes - a mountain peak in Hungary
kekoa - a first name
kelam - a first name
kelan - a first name
kelby - a first name
kelch - a white person
kelci - a first name
kelcy - a first name
kelda - a first name
kelee - a first name
keleh - a unit of capacity in Egypt, of about 16 liters
kelek - an Assyrian oxhide raft
kelep - a stinging ant that feeds on insects
keles - cools
kelia - a first name
kelii - a first name
kelim - kilim, an oriental tapestry
kelis - localized scleroderma
kelks - plural of "kelk", a blow or large stone
kella - a unit of weight in Arabia
kelle - a first name
kelli - a first name
kells - a town in Eire; plural of "kell", a woman's headdress; a cobweb; a caul; that of which there is a book
kelly - a first name; a shade of green
kelps - plural of "kelp", a seaweed
kelpy - covered in seaweed; a malignant water sprite
kelsa - a first name
kelse - a first name
kelsi - a first name
kelso - a first name; a town in Scotland
kelsy - a first name
kelts - plural of "kelt", a Celt; a salmon; a woolen cloth
kelty - a penalty drink
keltz - a white person
kelye - a first name
kemah - a first name
kemal - a first name
kemba - a first name
kembe - a town in the Central African Republic
kembo - kimbo
kembs - combs
kemer - a town in Turkey
kemin - a town in Kyrgyzstan
kempe - rough; shaggy
kemps - competes; plural of "kemp", a champion; a coarse hair; a harvest home festival
kempt - clean and combed; a lake in North America
kempy - containing or resembling kemp
kenaf - an East Indian plant, similar to jute
kenai - a peninsula in Alaska
kenan - a first name
kench - a bin for salting fish; to laugh loudly
kenda - a first name
kendi - a first name
kendo - a Japanese sport of fencing with staves
kendy - a first name
kenge - a language
kengo - a first name
kenia - a first name
kenja - a first name
kenly - a first name
kenna - a first name; slang for "do not know"
kenno - a cheese prepared in ostensible secrecy for the gossips at a birth
kenny - a first name
kenol - a first name
kenon - a first name
kenos - plural of "keno", a game of chance
kenpo - a first name
kenso - Kensington, Australia
kente - a brightly colored hand-woven African silk cloth
kenth - a first name
kents - plural of "kent", a pole or pike used for leaping over ditches
kenya - a first name; an African country
kenyn - a first name
kenzy - a first name
keoki - a first name
keola - a first name
keone - a first name
keoni - a first name
keony - a first name
kepis - plural of "kepi", a French military cap
kerak - a town in Jordan
kerat - a unit of weight in Turkey
kerbs - plural of "kerb", a variant of "curb"
kerby - a first name
kerch - a port city in southern Ukraine
keree - a first name
kerek - a people of the Khamchadal-Koryak group
kerel - a first name; a chap or fellow (related to "churl" and "carl"!)
kerem - a first name
keren - a first name; a town in Eritrea
keres - a pueblo people of New Mexico
kerey - a first name
kerfs - plural of "kerf", the cut or incision made by a saw or other cutting tool
kerim - a first name
kerls - plural of "kerl", a variant of "carl"
kerma - a first name; a unit of measurement for kinetic energy transmitted by radiation
kerme - a first name; a town in Tibet
kermy - a first name
kerna - a well-known spring near Delphi
kerne - a first name; an Irish foot soldier
kerns - adjusts font spacing; plural of "kern", a quern; a handmill; a harvest home festival
kerpe - an Asian cape
kerri - a first name
kerry - a first name; an Irish breed of cattle
kerse - a crest
kerve - to carve
keryl - a first name; a mixture of alkyl radicals
keryn - a first name
keryx - in ancient Greece, a messenger
kesal - a first name
kesar - the Kaiser
kesha - a first name
kesia - a first name
kesin - a first name
kesly - a first name
kessa - a first name
kesse - a first name
kessi - a first name
kests - casts
ketal - an acetyl derived from a ketone
ketan - a first name
ketas - plural of "keta", a caviar fish
ketch - a two-masted sailing vessel
keten - a colorless gas
keter - a first name
ketol - a chemical compound that is both a ketone and an alcohol
ketti - a first name
ketty - a first name
ketul - a first name
ketyl - a compound made by treating ketones with a metal
ketzi - a first name
keuka - a town in Florida; a lake in North America
keung - a first name
keura - a first name
kevan - a first name
keved - keyed
kevel - a belaying pin; a hammer for breaking or shaping stone; to paw the ground like a bull; a horse's bit
keven - a first name
kever - to cover
kevil - a belaying pin
kevin - a first name
kevis - a first name
kevon - a first name
kevvy - a first name
kevyn - a first name
kexes - plural of "kex", a dry hollow stalk
keyed - wedged; defaced a car using a key; had keys
keyer - one who provides with a key; a device that modifies a transmitter's amplitude or frequency
keyla - a first name
keyly - a regrettable colloquialism, meaning "in a crucial way"
keyon - a first name
keyse - a first name
kezia - a first name
khaar - a town in Pakistan
khadi - khaddar; an Islamic judge; Indian homespun cloth; the scented flowers of the pandanus palm
khafs - plural of "khaf", variant of "kaph", a Hebrew letter
khaim - a first name
khair - catechu
khaja - an Indian sweet made of flour, sugar and oil
khaki - a durable cloth; a dull yellow-brown color
khali - a first name
khami - an ancient city whose ruins are in Zimbabwe
khana - a first name; Indian food
khanh - a first name
khans - plural of "khan", an Asian ruler
khaph - kaph, a Hebrew letter
khara - a first name; a town in Nepal
khark - an Iranian island
kharo - a town in Pakistan
khars - plural of "khar", an ancient Egyptian measurement of volume of about 20 gallons
khasa - a river in Iraq
khash - a river in Afghanistan
khasi - a Mongoloid people of the Khasi and Jantia hills of Assam
khass - a town in Uzbekistan
khats - plural of "khat", kat, an Arabian shrub whose leaves are chewed as an intoxicant
khava - a first name
khaya - a genus of African timber trees, with hard mahogany-like wood
khazi - a bathroom
kheda - a first name; an enclosure for capturing wild elephants
khels - plural of "khel", an Afghani clan
khenj - a village in Afghanistan
kheri - a town in India
kheth - heth, a Hebrew letter
khets - plural of "khet", a variant of "heth", a Hebrew letter; an Egyptian measure of 100 cubits
kheya - a first name
khiam - a town in Lebanon
khiel - a first name
khieu - a first name
khigh - a first name
khios - the island of Chios
khipu - a quipu, the Inca system of record keeping using knotted strings
khiri - a first name
khirs - plural of "khir", an Indian sweet rice pudding
khiry - a first name
khiva - a former khanate in western Asia; a city in Uzbekistan
khiza - a first name
khleo - a first name
khloe - a first name
khmer - Cambodian
khmus - plural of "khmu", a subgroup of the Laotian Kha people
khoas - plural of "khoa", a semidehydrated milk product of India
khoja - an Islamic teacher
kholm - a town in western Russia
khond - a Dravidian ethnic group of east central India
khora - a city in Crete
khori - a town in India
khors - plural of "khor", a ravine
khory - a first name
khost - a town in Afghanistan, good for being besieged in
khoum - a monetary unit of Mauritania
khovd - a town in Mongolia
khris - a first name
khrys - a first name
khudi - a town in Nepal
khuds - plural of "khud", a deep ravine
khufu - an ancient Egyptian king, also called Cheops
khulm - a town in Afghanistan
khuzi - a town in Iran
khvat - a unit of length in Yugoslavia, of about 2 meters
khyal - khayal
khyra - a first name
kiaat - a tree of southern Africa having heavy strong wood
kiack - a kayak
kiaki - a Japanese timber tree
kiana - a first name
kiane - a first name
kiang - a Tibetan wild horse
kiani - a first name
kiant - a first name
kiara - a first name
kiari - a town in Papua New Guinea
kiato - a village in northern India
kiawe - a Hawaiian mesquite tree
kibah - a first name
kibbe - a first name; a Middle Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur wheat
kibbi - a Middle Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur wheat
kibed - chapped with cold
kibei - an American-born child of Japanese immigrants, educated in Japan
kibes - plural of "kibe", a cold sore, a chilblain
kibet - a language
kibla - the direction toward which Muslims face during prayer
kichi - a first name
kicki - a first name
kicks - strikes with the foot; enjoyment
kicky - exciting
kidan - a first name
kidde - of kithe; of kythe
kiddo - a familiar nickname
kiddy - a child
kidel - a fish trap
kideo - video products for children
kidge - a kedge; brisk; pot-bellied
kidna - "How much?"
kiefs - plural of "kief", a variant of "kef"
kiela - a first name
kiele - a first name
kieli - a first name
kiely - a first name
kiera - a first name
kiers - plural of "kier", a vat for boiling and dyeing fabrics
kieve - variant of "keeve", a brewer's mash tub, a rock basin
kifah - a first name
kifer - to have sexual intercourse with
kifil - a town in Iraq
kifri - a town in Iraq
kight - a kite
kihei - a town in Hawaii
kihnu - a town in Estonia
kikar - a gum arabic tree
kikes - plural of "kike", a slur
kikoi - an east African striped cloth with fringes on the end, worn around the waist
kikus - plural of "kiku", a chrysanthemum
kilah - a unit of capacity in Egypt of about 16 liters
kilan - a first name
kilba - a language
kilda - a first name
kilee - a first name
kileh - a unit of volume equal to about 1 bushel
kilen - a first name
kiley - a first name; a boomerang
kilia - a town in Ukraine
kilie - a first name
kilim - an oriental tapestry or carpet
kilju - a town in North Korea
kills - slays; plural of "kill", a stream
killy - a first name; the killifish
kilns - plural of "kiln", an oven, especially for bricks and pottery
kilos - plural of "kilo", a kilometer; a kilogram
kilps - plural of "kilp", kelp, a seaweed
kilts - plural of "kilt", a man's skirt
kilty - one who wears a kilt
kilya - a town in Ukraine
kimba - a first name
kimbo - to set akimbo
kimee - a first name
kimia - a first name
kimie - a first name
kimit - a first name
kimme - a first name
kimmi - a first name
kimmo - a first name
kimmy - a first name
kimon - a first name
kimri - one of four stages of ripening
kimry - Cymry
kimya - a first name
kinah - a Hebrew elegy
kinan - a first name
kinas - plural of "kina", a monetary unit of Papua New Guinea
kinat - an impertinent, conceited youngster
kinch - a noose or loop in a rope; a child
kinda - a first name; slang for "kind of"
kindi - a first name
kindr - a town in Iraq
kinds - plural of "kind", a type or sort
kindu - a town in the Congo
kindy - kindergarten
kines - plural of "kine", a television tube; a unit of measurement of velocity
kinga - a first name; a language
kings - plural of "king", a male hereditary ruler
kingu - a god in Babylonian mythology
kinic - pertaining to cinchona bark
kinin - a polypeptide that is a powerful vasodilator
kinit - a unit of force which, acting for one second on one pound, would impart a velocity of one foot per second
kinks - bends
kinky - crotchety; entangled; perverse; curly
kinna - a first name
kinny - a first name; a kinescope
kinos - plural of "kino", a gum resin
kinot - a Hebrew elegy
kinsh - a stone-mason's lever
kinya - a first name
kioea - the bristle-thighed curlew
kioga - an Asian cape
kioko - a first name; the chokwe; a Bantu ethnic group
kiona - a first name
kioni - a first name
kiore - the native rat of New Zealand
kiosk - an open booth
kioto - Kyoto, a city in Japan
kiowa - an American Indian tribe
kiped - stole
kiper - one who steals
kipes - steals; plural of "kipe", a basket for catching fish
kippa - a yarmulke
kipps - plural of "kipp", variant of "kip", anything pointed or beaked
kippy - a first name; attractive
kiral - a first name
kiran - a first name
kirbi - a first name
kirby - a first name; a fish hook of evenly curved pattern
kirdy - a first name
kiria - a first name
kiril - a first name
kirin - a city and province in central Manchuria
kiris - plural of "kiri", a throwing stick
kirke - a first name; a proper transliteration of "Circe"
kirks - plural of "kirk", a church
kirky - a first name
kirns - plural of "kirn", a chum, a kern, a last sheaf; a harvest home festival
kiron - a first name
kirov - a city in Russia
kirra - a town in Australia
kirri - a kierie, a stick
kirsi - a first name
kirti - a first name
kirve - to undercut coal in a mine
kirya - a first name
kiryi - a kind of African tree
kiryu - a town in Japan
kisan - a small farmer or agricultural worker in India
kisar - a town in Hungary
kisha - a first name
kishi - a first name; a town in Nigeria
kisii - a language; a town in Kenya
kiska - a first name; one of the western Aleutian islands
kisky - drunk
kisma - a first name
kisra - a town in Israel
kissi - an agricultural people of Liberia and Sierra Leone
kissy - inclined to kiss
kists - plural of "kist", a box
kiswa - a black cloth covering the Kaaba
kitab - a book, especially of sacred scripture
kitan - variant of "khitan", a Tatar people
kitar - an Arabian guitar
kited - obtained money through fraudulent checks
kiter - one who kites; a person who writes fraudulent checks
kites - obtains money through fraudulent checks; plural of "kite", a bird; a child's paper flying toy
kithe - to make known; to appear; kythe
kiths - plural of "kith", one's friends and neighbors
kitke - challah
kitna - "How much?"
kitol - a crystalline alcohol
kitta - a first name
kitte - to have cut
kitti - a first name
kitts - a first name
kittu - a first name
kitty - a first name; a cat; the cash pile in poker
kitwe - a city in northern Zambia
kiuic - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
kivah - a first name
kivas - plural of "kiva", an Indian sacred room
kiver - a shallow vessel or wooden tub; a cover
kives - plural of "kive", a mashing vat
kivey - a man
kivie - a first name
kivin - a first name
kiwai - a Papuan people
kiwis - plural of "kiwi", a flightless bird, a New Zealander; a fruit
kiyas - qiyas
kiyev - another name for Kiev
kiyiv - another name for Kiev
kizer - a town in Arkansas
kizil - a Mongolian-Tatar people
kizza - a first name
kizzy - a first name
kjell - a first name
klaas - a first name
klaes - a first name
klaid - a first name
klang - a complex musical tone; a town and river in Malaysia
klara - a first name
klari - a first name
klaus - a first name
klava - a first name
kleef - a first name
kleft - variant of "klepht", a Greek or Albanian brigand
klein - a musical term meaning "little" or "small"
kleng - a first name
kleon - a first name
kleve - the German name of the city of Cleves
klick - a click; a kilometer
klieg - an intensely bright stage light
kliel - a first name
kliff - a first name
kling - a Dravidian of Tamil origin
klink - clink
klint - a first name
klisa - a town in Croatia
kliti - a first name
klomp - a wooden shoe worn in the Low Countries
klong - a Thai canal; a sudden realization of a major and irreversible error
kloof - a South African ravine
kloop - an imitation of the sound of a cork being extracted from a bottle
klops - Polish meat loaf
klosh - a town in Albania
klotz - a klutz
kluck - to cluck
kluge - a kludge
klugy - kludgy
klunk - clunk
klutz - a clumsy person
knabs - bites, gnaws; oneself
knack - an ability; to strike sharply
knags - plural of "knag", a knot in wood; a small barrel
knaik - a British river
knaps - strikes sharply
knark - a hard-headed person
knarl - to gnarl
knars - plural of "knar", a bump on a tree
knaur - a bump on a tree
knave - a rogue; the jack in cards
knaws - variant of "gnaws"
knead - to work with the hands
kneck - the twisting of a rope or cable as it is running out
kneds - kneads
kneed - hit with the knee; baggy; having knees
kneel - to genuflect
knees - leg elbows; nudges with the knee
knell - solemn bell ringing, often indicating a funeral
knelt - kneeled
kneph - an Egyptian god
knezi - plural of "knez", a Slavic prince or duke
kniaz - a Russian duke or prince
knick - nick
knife - a cutting implement; a short lance; to stab
knips - plural of "knip", a silicon chip on a bank card
knish - a Jewish pastry, dough stuffed with filling and fried
knits - joins loops of yarn
knive - to stab with a knife
knobs - plural of "knob", a rounded protuberance
knock - to rap; to criticize
knole - a town in England
knoll - a hillock
knops - plural of "knop", a knob
knors - plural of "knor", variant of "knur"
knosp - an architectural ornament in the form of a flower bud
knote - a term in rope making; where ropes meet in a funicular machine
knots - ties in a knot
knoud - the grey gurnard
knoup - to toll the church bell
knout - a Russian leather whip
knowe - a knoll
known - apprehended
knows - is aware of
knubs - plural of "knub", a knob; a protuberance
knuck - a pickpocket
knuff - a lout
knurl - a knob or groove or ridge in wood
knurr - a woodknot
knurs - plural of "knur", a bump on a tree
knute - a first name
knuts - plural of "knut", a nut; a dandy
knyaz - a Russian duke or prince
koala - an Australian marsupial bearlike mammal
koali - a tropical morning glory
koans - plural of "koan", a Buddhist meditation paradox
koban - an oval Japanese gold coin; a Japanese
kobas - plural of "koba", a kob, an African water antelope
kobet - a first name
kobil - a small boat
kobon - a first name
kobra - a first name
kobuk - a river in Alaska
kobus - a genus of antelopes
kochi - a first name; a town in southwestern Japan; a town in India, formerly Cochin
kodak - a camera
kodey - a first name
kodie - a first name
kodjo - a first name
kodok - a town in Sudan, formerly called "Fashoda"
kodro - a town in Burkina Faso
koele - a town in Hawaiia
koeln - a city in Germany, also known as Cologne
koels - plural of "koel", an Australian or Indian cuckoo
koeri - an Aryo-Dravidian people of northeast Hindustan
koffe - a first name
koffi - a first name
koffs - plural of "koff", a Dutch sailing vessel
kofta - a kind of Middle Eastern meat ball
kogai - a Japanese ornamental pin carried in a sheath
kogia - a genus of whales
kogon - cogon, a tall tropical grass
kohal - a town in Yemen
kohei - a first name
kohen - a cohen, or Jewish priest
kohki - a first name
kohls - plural of "kohl", eye makeup
kohlu - a town in Pakistan
kohua - a Maori earth oven
kohut - a town in Pakistan
koidu - a town in Sierra Leone
koila - a town in Greece
koine - the common Greek tongue used in the New Testament
koing - knocking out
koiri - an Aryo-Dravidian people of northeast Hindustan
kojah - a long-haired mutant mink
kojak - to find a parking place where there seem to be none
kojic - a kind of acid
kojis - plural of "koji", a yeast cake
kokam - the slow loris, a small slender tailless large-eyed nocturnal lemur
kokan - a first name; an East Indian timber tree
koker - a sluice gate
kokil - a koel
kokka - referring to the branch of Shinto that forms the Japanese state religion
koklu - a town in China
kokob - a venomous serpent
kokou - a first name
kokra - the wood of an Indian tree, used for flutes
kokum - a semisolid fat obtained from the seeds of an East Indian tree; pretended sympathy
kolam - a southern Indian tradition of decorating the floor with intricate designs
kolar - a town in southern India
kolas - plural of "kola", a cola nut
kolby - a first name
kolea - a golden plover
kolek - a Malayan canoe
kolel - a community of Jewish settlers in Palestine
kolia - a first name
kolin - a town in Bohemia, site of a famous battle
kolis - plural of "kolis", a low caste Indian people
kolka - a town in Latvia
kolms - plural of "kolm", a hydrocarbon mineral with a high portion of radioactive elements
koloa - a first name; a Hawaiian duck
kolok - a river between Thailand and Malaysia
kolos - plural of "kolo", a Central European folk dance
koloy - a town in Chad
kolyn - a first name
komal - a first name
koman - a language
kombi - a compact truck
kombu - an edible brown kelp used in Japanese cuisine
komos - a first name; the proper transliteration of "Comus"
kompa - a Haitian dance
konak - in Turkey, a large house used as an official residence
konar - a town in Afghanistan
konas - plural of "kona", a Hawaiian storm of southerly winds and heavy rains
konda - a language
konde - a Bantu people of Nyasaland
kondo - a first name; a bronze-gilt finish
konga - a first name
kongo - the Congo; an early kingdom of Africa
kongs - plural of "kong", four of a kind in mah-jongg
konia - a first name; the city of Konya, Turkey; a Turkish rug woven in soft shades of red, yellow and blue
konks - conks
konni - a first name
konny - a first name
konon - a first name
konso - a language
konya - a first name; a city in southern Turkey famous for carpets
konze - an African hartebeest
konzo - a language
kooka - a crazy person
kooks - plural of "kook", an eccentric person
kooky - nutty; loony; unconventional
kools - phencyclidine
koord - a Kurd
koori - an aborigine
koota - a body louse
kooti - a body louse
kopec - a Russian coin, 1/100 of a ruble
kopek - a Russian coin, 1/100 of a ruble
koper - a port city in Slovenia
kophs - plural of "koph", a Hebrew letter
kopje - a South African hill
kopla - a first name
koppa - an obsolete Greek letter
kopys - a town in western Russia
korab - a first name; a mountain in Albania
korah - a first name; a Levite who rebelled against Moses and Aaron
korai - plural of "kore", an ancient Greek statue of a young woman
koral - a first name
koran - the sacred book of Islam
koras - plural of "kora", the water cock
korat - a cat having a silver blue coat
korbi - a first name
korce - a city in Albania
korea - an East Asian country
koree - a first name
korem - a town in Ethiopia
koren - a first name
kores - plural of "kore", an ancient Greek statue of a woman
korey - a first name
koria - a first name; a language
korie - a first name
korin - a first name; a West African gazelle
korio - a first name
koris - a first name; plural of "kori", an African bustard
korka - a first name
korku - a Munda language; a tribe of India
korla - a town in western China
korma - a mild Indian dish
korny - a first name
koroa - a Tunican people of the Yazoo and Mississippi river valleys
koror - a town, and an island, part of Palau, in the South Pacific
koros - plural of "koro", a Japanese incense burner
korra - a first name
korri - a first name
korry - a first name
korwa - a people of southeast Bihar in India speaking a Munda language
koryn - a first name
koryo - a first name; another name for Korea
koses - plural of "kos", variant of "coss", a measure of distance in India
kosey - a first name
kosha - in Hinduism, one of the five layers of well-being
koshe - kosher; acceptable; neat or cool
kosin - a yellow brown amorphous anthelmintic powder
kosma - a first name
kosmo - a first name
kosmy - a first name
kosse - a first name
kossi - a first name
kosso - brayera, the dried pistillate flowers of an Ethiopian tree
kosta - a first name; a town in Sweden
kosti - a first name; a town in southern Sudan
kotah - a town in India
kotal - a town in Afghanistan
kotar - an artisan people of southwestern India
kotel - the Wailing Wall
koths - plural of "koth", volcanic mud
kotka - a town in Finland
kotor - a town in Montenegro
kotos - plural of "koto", a Japanese stringed musical instrument
kotow - to prostrate oneself, a variant of "kowtow"
kotte - a town in southwest Sri Lanka
kotto - a river in the Central African Republic
kotys - a Thracian goddes worshipped in wild orgies
kotzk - a town in Poland
koula - a first name
kousa - a kind of dogwood
kouse - pearl millet
kouza - a unit of liquid capacity in Cyprus
kovel - a town in Ukraine
kovil - a church
kovit - a first name
kovno - the Russian name of Kaunas, Lithuania
kovsh - a Russian boat-shaped vessel used as a ladle for drinks
kowno - another name for Kovno
koyan - a unit of weight in Malaya
kozen - a first name
kpele - a people of central Liberia
kposo - a language
kraak - to speed
kraal - a native village; a type of cattle enclosure
krabi - a town in Thailand
krabs - plural of "krab", a shortened form of "karabiner"
krads - plural of "krad", a kilo-rad
kraft - a strong brown paper
krahn - a language; a Liberian ethnic group
kraig - a first name
krain - another name for Carniola
krait - a venomous snake
krake - a town in Nigeria
krama - in the Eastern Orthodox Church, the water and wine into which the consecrated host is broken
krang - a variant of "kreng"; whale flesh
kranj - a town in Slovenia
krans - a ring of rock or cliffs about a summit; plural of "kran", a Persian monetary unit
kranz - a crown of rock on a mountain top
kratz - to make a mess
kraut - a German; sauerkraut
kreda - a tribe in Chad
kreel - a variant of "creel"
kreep - a basaltic lunar rock
kreig - a first name
kreis - in Germany, a unit of local government
krems - a city in northeast Austria; a variety of white lead
kreng - the carcass of a whale after removal of the blubber and baleen (yum!)
kreon - a first name; a proper transliteration of "Creon"
krepi - a town in Ukraine
kress - a town in northern Texas
krete - the Greek name for Crete
kreuz - a musical term meaning "sharp"
krewe - a New Orleans Mardi Gras marching band
krexy - pettish, cranky
kribi - a port city in Cameroon
krige - a first name; in computing, to estimate missing data in a table
krill - an aggregrate of small marine crustaceans
krina - a unit of measure of dry volume in Bulgaria
krine - a unit of measure of dry volume in Bulgaria
kriss - a first name; a variant of "kris"
krist - a first name
kriti - a Mediterranean island
kroes - frizzy hair
kroja - a town in Albania
kromo - a variant of "krama"
krona - a Swedish or Icelandic coin
krone - an Austrian, Danish or Norwegian coin
kronk - shady; fraudulent
kronz - a gun
kroon - a monetary unit of Estonia
kroos - plural of "kroo", a member of an African ethnic group
krubi - a tropical East Indian aroid plant
kruje - a town in Albania
krump - a quick stepping African-style dance
krung - a first name
krunk - to have sex
krupa - a first name
krupp - a gun
ksars - plural of "ksar", a variant of "czar"
ktosh - a town in Albania
kuans - plural of "kuan", a Chinese official
kuban - a river in the Caucasus flowing into the Sea of Azov
kucha - a region of Turkistan; a town in northwest China
kuchi - a member of a nomadic ethnic group of Afghanistan
kudas - plural of "kuda", an East Indian tapir
kudat - a town in Borneo
kudos - acclaim
kudum - a village in Sudan
kudus - plural of "kudu", a large antelope
kudzu - an invasive clinging vine that is improving the South
kueng - a first name
kufah - a town in Iraq
kufas - plural of "kufa", an Iraqi boat, made of reeds and covered in skins
kufic - of the Arab alphabet
kufis - plural of "kufi", a knit cap worn by Muslims
kufra - a town in Libya
kugel - a baked pudding of potatoes or noodles
kuhak - a town in Iran
kuito - a town in Angola
kukak - a village in Alaska
kukes - a town in Albania
kukis - plural of "Kuki", a member of a Tibetan-Burmese tribe
kukri - a Gurkha knife
kuksu - a religious cult of central California Indians
kukui - the Hawaiian candlenut tree
kukus - plural of "kuku", a large fruit-eating pigeon of New Zealand
kulah - a Turkish prayer rug; a cap
kulak - a Russian peasant proprietor
kulan - the wild ass of the Kirghiz steppe
kulfi - an Indian ice cream dessert
kulla - the Sumerian and Accadian god of bricks
kulli - a prehistoric culture of Baluchistan
kulun - the Chinese name of Ulan Bator
kumai - a town and bay in Borneo
kumam - a language
kuman - the Cuman, a Turkic people
kumar - a first name
kumbh - a Hindu religious festival culminating in ritual bathing; an Indian pitcher
kumbi - the fiber of the white silk cotton tree
kumho - a city in North Korea
kumni - kurmi, a member of an Indian agricultural caste
kumrl - the above-ground bed of a fox
kumul - a town in Sinkiang
kumyk - a Turkish people of the Caucasus
kumys - koumiss, a beverage made from camel's milk
kunai - cogon, a tall tropical grass
kunal - a first name
kunar - a province in Afghanistan
kunas - plural of "kuna", a Panamanian Indian
kunbi - kurmi, a member of an Indian agricultural caste
kunda - the lawyer vine; a language; a town in Estonia
kundu - a Bantu tribe of the Congo
kungu - a kind of small mayfly
kunio - a first name
kunle - a first name
kunna - a European cape
kunqu - a style of Chinese opera typified by "The Peony Palace"
kunuz - a province in Afghanistan
kunya - an informal name, involving the name of one's father or son, by which an Arab man is known
kuoyu - the Mandarin language
kuper - a first name
kurds - plural of "Kurd", a nationless people of Asia Minor
kuril - a chain of islands, possessed by Russia and claimed by Japan
kurim - a town in South Korea
kuris - plural of "kuri", a now-extince Maori dog
kurku - korku, a Munda language
kurmi - a member of an Indian agricultural caste
kurns - plural of "kurn", a harvest home festival
kurre - a cur
kursk - a city in Russia
kurta - a shirt worn in India
kurus - a Turkish piaster; plural of "kuru", a disease of the nervous system
kurve - a prostitute
kusal - a language
kusam - an East Indian tree upon which lac insects thrive
kusan - an Indian people of Oregon
kusha - a kind of grass
kusso - cusso, an Ethiopian tree
kusti - the sacred cord worn by Parsis as a sign of their faith
kusum - a first name; safflower
kutch - cutch, couch grass; catechu; a peninsula in India
kutha - a town in Mesopotamia
kutno - a town in central Poland
kuzat - money
kuzih - a first name
kuzma - a first name
kuzus - plural of "kuzu", a thickening agent
kvaas - a Russian beer made from rye flour and malt
kvass - a Russian beer made from rye flour and malt
kvell - to beam with pleasure
kveta - a first name
kvint - a unit of weight in Denmark
kwaal - an illness
kwadi - an African language
kwako - a first name
kwame - a first name
kwami - a first name
kwapa - quapaw; a Siouan people of the Arkansas river valley
kwasi - a first name; a Zulu musical style
kweef - a vaginal fart
kweku - a first name
kwela - a tin whistle; Zulu folk music
kweni - a language
kwesi - a first name
kwilu - a river of the Congo
kyack - an American packsack or pack saddle
kyaks - plural of "kyak", a kayak or Eskimo canoe
kyami - a language
kyang - a kiang, a wild ass
kyars - plural of "kyar", a coir
kyats - plural of "kyat", a monetary unit of Myanmar
kyaws - plural of "kyaw", a jackdaw
kydde - showed
kydst - made known
kyele - a first name
kyfer - to have sexual intercourse with
kyjel - a first name
kykes - looks steadfastly; gazes
kylah - a first name
kylan - a first name
kylea - a first name
kylee - a first name
kylen - a first name
kyler - a first name
kyles - plural of "kyle", a narrow strait or sound
kyley - a boomerang
kylia - a first name
kylie - a first name; a boomerang
kylin - a Chinese or Japanese dragon
kylix - a Greek vase or drinking vessel
kyloe - Hebridean cattle
kylyn - a first name
kymbo - a town in Sweden
kymri - the Welsh
kymru - Wales
kymry - the Welsh
kynan - a first name
kynda - a first name
kynde - kind
kyndl - a first name
kynds - kinds
kyoga - a lake of central Uganda
kyoji - a first name
kyoko - a first name
kyoto - a city in Japan; a kind of Japanese pottery
kyowa - a town in Brazil
kypes - plural of "kype", a hook on the male salmon's lower jaw
kypoo - an extract of catechu
kyrah - a first name
kyran - a first name
kyria - a first name
kyrie - a first name; a prayer in the Mass
kyril - a first name
kyros - a first name
kysta - a first name
kytes - plural of "kyte", the stomach
kythe - to make known; to appear
kyudo - Japanese archery
kyuet - a quarter, in circus and hobo slang
kyzyl - the capital of Tannu Tuva, unreached goal of Richard Feynman
laaba - a storage platform elevated above the reach of animals
laage - a town in Germany
laama - clothing worn for celebration
laari - a monetary unit of the Maldives
laban - a first name; in the Bible, the father of Rachel and Leah
labba - paca
labda - the more correct form of the spelling of the Greek letter "lambda"
label - an adhesive stamp; a classification
labes - the feminine equivalent of "balls", assertiveness, nerve
labia - plural of "labium", a lip or lip-like part
labib - a first name
labis - cochlear; a eucharistic spoon
labna - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
labon - a first name
labor - work; childbirth; an English and Israeli political party
labra - plural of "labrum", a lip or lip-like part
labri - plural of "labrus", a genus of marine fishes
lacca - lac
laced - stiffened; twined; tied with laces
lacee - a first name
lacer - one who laces
laces - fastens by means of strings
lacet - lace work; a braid
lacey - a first name; adorned with lace
lache - a first name; a coward
lacia - a first name
lacie - a first name
lacis - a square-meshed lace with darned patterns
lacko - a first name
lacks - doesn't have; needs
lacto - a vegetarian who will also eat milk products (though perhaps not eggs)
lacuy - a peninsula in Chile
ladan - a first name
ladas - a classic runner
ladde - an obsolete past tense of "to lead"
laddy - a first name; a young boy
laded - loaded
laden - to be burdened
lader - one who loads
lades - burdens; loads
ladhu - a first name
ladie - a first name
ladik - an Anatolian rug of fine texture
ladin - a Rhaeto-Romanic dialect spoken in Switzerland
ladis - a first name
ladle - a scoop
ladon - a first name; the father of Daphne
laela - a first name
laers - plural of "laer", a variant of "laager", a camp or improvised fort
laeta - a first name
laeti - a first name; a town in Brazil
laevo - levo, levorotatory
lafia - a town in Nigeria
lafon - a town in Sudan
lafte - an obsolete past tense of "leave"
lagam - ligan; flotsam
lagan - ligan; flotsam; legally, anything sunk in the sea but attached to a buoy to be recovered
lagen - an obsolete unit of capacity for liquids; a European river
lager - a kind of beer
lages - a town in Brazil
laggy - lagging
lagly - laggingly
lagna - the Hindu Vedic astrological birthsign
lagny - a town in central France
lagos - a city in Nigeria, and its commercial capital
lahar - a catastrophic mud flow caused by a volcano
lahea - a first name
lahib - a first name
lahti - a town in Finland
laich - a laigh; a lowland
laics - plural of "laic", a layman
laidi - a first name
laids - loads
laidy - a first name; a beating or thrashing
laigh - a lowland
laika - a small red Finnish dog; a Russian space dog
laiks - sports or plays
laila - a first name
laili - a first name
laily - a first name
laima - a first name
laina - a first name
laine - a first name; a woolen fabric; an open tract of arable land
laird - a first name; a lord; a landed proprietor
lairg - a town in Scotland
lairs - plural of "lair", a den
lairy - full of lairs; flashy or showy; cunning
laish - a biblical place
laism - lamaism
laita - a river in Brittany
laith - a first name; to loathe
laity - laymen
laius - in Greek mythology, the king of Thebes and father of Oedipus
lajes - a town in the Azores Islands
lajos - a first name
lajta - a kind of cheese
lakao - sap green
laked - formed into lakes
laker - a lake fish; someone who frequents lakes
lakes - plural of "lake", a large body of fresh water
lakha - a first name
lakhi - a first name
lakhs - plural of "lakh", 100,000, usually rupees
lakia - a first name
lakie - a temporary retrograde movement of the tide in the Firth of Forth
lakin - a first name; a shortened form of "ladykin"; a small damsel; the Virgin Mary
lakke - an obsolete form of "lack"
lakki - a first name
laksa - a spicy dish with fish and noodles
laksh - a first name
lakva - a first name
lalao - a first name
laldy - a beating or thrashing
lalee - a first name
laleh - a first name
lalia - a first name; a language
lalin - a first name
lalit - a first name
lalji - a first name
lalka - a first name
lalla - a first name
lalli - a first name
lalls - articulates the letter "R" as "L"
lally - a first name; wet or drying linen
laloo - a first name
laman - a first name
lamar - a first name; the eighth day of the Mayan religious month
lamas - plural of "lama", a Tibetan priest
lamat - the eighth day of the Mayan religious month
lamba - a large cloth shawl of Madagascar; a Bantu language and ethnic group
lambo - a Lamborghini automobile
lambs - plural of "lamb", a baby sheep
lamby - a baby lamb; tasting of lamb
lamed - hobbled; a Hebrew letter
lamel - a thin plate; a lamella
lamer - more lame
lames - hobbles; small steel plates that slide over each other and form an armor
lamet - kha
lamia - a sorceress with the head of a woman and the body of a serpent
lamin - an astrologer's charm consisting of a thin metal plate
lammy - a thick warm sailor's jumper; a blanket
lamna - the type genus of the family Lamnidae
lamon - a first name
lampa - a town in Peru
lamps - plural of "lamp", an artificial light source
lamud - a town in Peru
lamus - a titular see of Isauria; the legendary king of the Laestrygones
lamut - a Tungus maritime people living near the Sea of Okhotsk
lanae - a first name
lanah - a first name
lanai - a veranda
lanao - maranao; an Asian lake
lanas - plural of "lana", the genipap tree of Demerara
lanay - a first name
lanaz - a Yugoslavian unit of measurement of area
lanbo - a first name
lance - a first name; a spear
lanch - to launch
lancs - plural of "Lanc", a Lancaster aircraft
lancy - a first name
lande - an uncultivated or sterile tract; a heath
lando - a first name
lands - reaches land; plural of "land", a country or region
landy - a first name
laned - having lanes
lanes - plural of "lane", a country road
lanet - a first name
laney - a first name; containing many lanes; inferior
langa - a village in South Africa
lange - a first name
langi - a language
lango - a people of Uganda
lanie - a first name; a boss
lanin - a volcano in Argentina and Chile
lanka - another name for Ceylon, or Sri Lanka
lanks - becomes lanky
lanky - tall and thin
lanna - a first name
lanni - a first name
lanny - a first name
lanse - a first name
lants - plural of "lant", a small thin marine fish
lanty - a first name; to scold
lantz - a first name
lanum - a town in Denmark
lanus - a town in Argentina
lanza - a town in Bolivia
lanzo - a first name
laoag - a Philippine seaport
lapel - a part of a coat or jacket
lapin - a rabbit
lapis - a stone
lapje - a rag or piece of cloth
lappa - arctium; the root of the great bur; a kind of clover
lappi - a kind of cheese
lapps - plural of "Lapp", a native of Lapland
lapse - to cease; a failing
lapsi - among the early Christians, a name for those who renounced their faith under torture
larah - a first name
laran - a first name
larbi - a first name
larch - a tree
lardo - a fat person
lards - plural of "lard", a fat
lardy - fatty
laree - a monetary unit of the Maldives, 1/100 of a rupee
laren - a first name
lares - plural of "lar", a Roman household god
large - big
largo - in musical notation, slowly; a town in Scotland
largs - a town in Scotland, site of a famous battle
largu - a village in the Congo
laria - a first name
larid - a bird of the family Laridae
larie - a first name
larin - a piece of silver wire, doubled over and twisted into a fishhook, used as money
laris - a first name; Georgian currency
larix - a genus of deciduous trees that includes the larches
larka - a first name
larks - plural of "lark", a bird; a fun time
larky - sportive
larme - a first name; a design in lace resembling a tear drop
larna - a first name
larne - a town in Northern Ireland
larns - learns
laron - a first name
larro - oral sex (back slang)
larry - a first name; a lorry
larsa - an ancient Mesopotamian town in Iraq
larse - a first name
larum - an alarm
larus - a first name; an aquatic bird
larva - a grub
larve - a larva
laryn - a first name
lasca - a first name
lased - functioned as a laser
laser - a precise light beam (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation); resin
lases - functions as a laser
lashi - a first name
lasho - a first name
lasik - laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis
lasks - suffers from diarrhea
laslo - a first name
lassa - source of a deadly fever
lasse - a first name; a dialect form of "less"
lassi - a first name; a drink made with cold yogurt
lasso - a loop of rope
lassu - the slow movement of a Hungarian csardas
laste - an obsolete past form of "to last", as in "to endure"
lasts - endures; plural of "last", a shoemaker's something-or-other
lasty - lasting; durable
lasya - the lyric and feminine dance type of India
latah - a neurosis, discovered in Malaysia, of compulsive imitation of words and acts of others
latai - a first name
latas - plural of "lata", a variant of "latah"
latau - a first name
latax - enhydra
latch - to catch; to fasten
latea - a first name
lated - belated
laten - to become late; to cause to become late
later - subsequently; more late than
lates - a genus of large percoid fish
latex - a milky sap; a kind of rubber; a kind of paint; a mathematical typesetting language
latha - a first name
lathe - a first name; a county division; a metal-forming machine
lathi - a bamboo cudgel
laths - plural of "lath", a thin strip of wood
lathy - long and thin
latia - a first name
latie - a town in the Cameroon
latif - a first name
latik - a sauce of carmelized coco and molasses
latin - the language of ancient Rome; a person of Mediterranean or Spanish American origin
latiq - a first name
latis - plural of "lati"; the name of a Celtic deity
latke - a potato pancake
laton - a first name; a variant of "latoun" or "latten", thin sheets of brass used for church utensils
latro - a fanciful form of "later" as a farewell
latte - a kind of coffee, only much more expensive
latty - a first name; a bed
latus - Latin for "a side", as in "latus rectum", a perpendicular chord
latzi - a first name
lauan - a Philippine timber
lauca - a river in Bolivia and Chile
lauch - a first name; one's share in expenses
laude - Latin for "praise", used in the phrase "cum laude"
laudo - a mountain in Argentina
lauds - praises; a canonical hour of prayer
lauer - a first name
laufs - runs in a bobsled contest
lauge - a first name
laugh - to deride; to guffaw
lauia - the parrot fish
laund - an open grassy area among trees
launs - plural of "laun", a ceramics sieve
laura - a first name; a hermitage
laure - a first name
lauri - a first name
lauro - a first name
lausa - a village in Kosovo
lautu - a royal Inca badge
lauza - a first name
laval - a first name; a city in France; made of lava
lavan - a first name
lavar - a first name
lavas - plural of "lava", molten volcanic rock
lavce - a village in Macedonia
laved - washed
laver - a brazen wash basin; edible seaweed; a heraldic bearing
laves - washes
lavia - a first name
lavic - resembling lava
lavon - a first name
lavor - a basin or laver
lavra - a first name; a laura, a group of recluse cells
lavvu - a teepee-like structure used by the Sami people
lawal - a first name
lawas - the Shan plateau in Burma; a town in Indonesia
lawdy - a slang variant of the exclamation "Lordy"
lawed - took a complaint to court; litigated; cut off the claws and balls of a dog's feet
lawer - a lawyer
lawes - cuts off the claws and balls of a dog's feet
lawin - one's share of expenses
lawks - an expression of surprise
lawms - plural of "lawm", variant of "lawn", a fine linen fabric, originally from Lyon, France
lawnd - a laund, an open grassy area among trees
lawns - plural of "lawn", a grassy expanse; a fine linen fabric, originally from Lyon, France
lawny - of or like the cloth lawn
lawry - a first name
lawsy - an exclamation of surprise or amazement
lawzy - an exclamation of surprise or amazement
laxer - looser
laxes - plural of "lax", a salmon
laxly - loosely
laxmi - a first name
layal - a first name
layby - a parking area or bay
layed - deposited as a wager
layer - a tier; an egg-laying creature
layia - a genus of Californian herbs
layla - a first name
layli - a first name
layna - a first name
layne - a first name; to hold back or conceal
layup - a shot in basketball
lazar - a first name; a leper; a beggar
lazed - idled
lazer - one who lazes
lazes - idles
lazio - a province of Italy that includes Rome
lazlo - a first name
lazos - plural of "lazo", a symbolic rope or lasso encircling a wedding couple
lazzi - plural of "lazzo", an improvised comic dialogue in the commedia dell'arte
lazzo - an improvised comic dialogue in the commedia dell'arte
leach - to wash by percolation
leads - covers with lead; shows the way
leady - leaden
leafs - quickly turns the pages of a book
leafy - covered with leaves
leaks - plural of "leak", a breach, hole or flaw
leaky - containing leaks
leala - a first name
leams - plural of "leam", a dog leash
leana - a first name
leane - a first name
leann - a first name
leans - tilts
leant - inclined
leany - lean
leaps - jumps
leapt - leaped; jumped
leare - to teach
learn - to acquire knowledge
lears - learns; leers
leary - an old mine shaft; leery; flashy or showy
leasa - a first name
lease - to rent for a fixed term
leash - a thong; to bind
least - smallest
leasy - flimsy
leath - a ward in the English county of Cumberland
leats - plural of "leat", a channel or watercourse for a mill
leave - to depart; permission
leavi - a first name
leavy - leafy
leaze - lease
leban - a liquid food made from curdled milk
lebda - a town in ancient Libya
leben - a first name; a liquid food made from curdled milk
lebes - a metal basin or bowl used in ancient Greece
lebzy - a first name
lecce - a town in Italy
lecco - a town in Italy
leche - a water buck, a large heavy antelope
lechy - letcherous
lecia - a first name
lecky - electrical; electricity
ledah - a first name
leddy - lady
leden - a language; a voice
ledes - plural of "lede", the leading lines of a newspaper article
ledge - a ridge; a shelf
ledgy - full of ledges
ledis - a first name
ledol - a crystalline sesquiterpenoid alcohol
ledum - a genus of shrubs with white flowers; Labrador tea
ledvi - a first name
leeah - a first name
leean - a first name
leear - a liar
leeba - a first name
leece - a first name
leech - a bloodsucking creature; a doctor; the edge of a sail
leeda - a first name
leede - a cauldron; a copper kettle
leeds - a city in Yorkshire, England
leeks - plural of "leek", a relative of the onion, symbolic of Wales
leeky - containing or tasting of leeks
leela - a first name
leeme - leme
leena - a first name
leeps - plasters with cow dung
leere - tape or braid; an ornament
leers - plural of "leer", a lewd stare
leery - apprehensive; wary
leesa - a first name
leese - a first name; to lose
leets - plural of "leet", a former English court for petty offenses
leeve - lief; live
leevi - a first name
leeza - a first name
lefse - a thin potato pancake, common in Norway
lefte - lifted
lefts - plural of "left", a louie, a bend sinister
lefty - a first name; a southpaw; a leftist
leful - leveful
legal - allowed by law
legat - a legal attache
legba - a first name; an African and Haitian deity guarding the passage to the underworld
leger - a race; light; small; ledger; a coal merchant who gives short weight
leges - plural of "lex", Latin for "law"
legge - to alleviate; to allay
leggo - slang for "let go"
leggy - with long or admirable legs
legit - legitimate
legno - in musical notation, "wood", hence, in some cases, the bow of an instrument
legoa - a unit of measure in Brazil
legos - plastic interlocking blocks for children
legra - a first name
legua - a unit of measurement in Argentina
lehel - a first name
lehrs - plural of "lehr", an oven for glassware
lehua - a first name; a tropical tree with red flowers
leial - a first name
leian - a first name
leiba - a first name
leida - a first name
leidy - a first name
leigh - a first name; an English town
leila - a first name
leirs - teaches
leisa - a first name
leise - in musical notation, "lightly" or "softly"
leish - active, supple
leith - a first name; a seaport city in Scotland
lejay - a town in Afghanistan
lekel - a first name
lekha - a first name
lekhe - a unit of measure in Bulgaria
lekin - likin
leksi - a first name
lelah - a first name
lelan - a first name
lelia - a first name
lelie - a first name
lelio - a first name
lella - a first name
lelya - a first name
lemae - a first name
leman - an illicit lover; a European lake
lemar - a first name
lemba - an African tribe, purported to be a lost tribe of Israel
lemed - gleamed
lemel - metal filings
lemes - plural of "leme", a ray or glimmer of light
lemgo - a town in Germany
lemma - a subsidiary mathematical theorem; a bract in a grass spikelet
lemme - slang for "let me"
lemmy - a first name
lemna - a genus of duckweed plants
lemon - a sour yellow fruit; a bad car
lemur - a ghost; a kind of monkey
lenad - a contracted form of "leucite" and "nephalite", a suggested name for the feldspathoid minerals
lenah - a first name
lenas - plural of "lena", a procuress
lenca - a Honduran Indian tribe
lenci - a first name
lenda - a first name
lends - loans
lendu - a people of Uganda and Congo
lenea - a first name
lenee - a first name
lenes - plural of "lene", a speech sound pronounced with little aspiration
lengs - lengthens
lenia - a first name
lenis - a first name; a speech sound pronounced with little aspiration
lenje - a language
lenka - a first name
lenly - a first name
lenna - a first name
lenno - a first name
lenny - a first name
lenok - a Siberian fish
lenon - a first name
lenor - a first name
lenos - a first name; plural of "leno", a fabric similar to muslin
lenox - a first name; a town in Massachusetts
lense - lens
lensk - a Siberian town prone to flooding
lenti - plural of "lento", a notation meaning "slowly"
lento - "slowly" in musical notation
lents - plural of "Lent", a period of fasting before Easter
leoda - a first name
leods - plural of "leod", a people or nation
leola - a first name
leoma - a first name
leona - a first name
leone - a first name; a monetary unit of Sierra Leone
leoni - a first name
leons - plural of "leon", a lion
leora - a first name
leory - a first name
leota - a first name
lepal - a sterile stamen that is transformed into a scale
lepas - a genus of goose barnacles
lepel - a first name
leper - one afflicted with leprosy
lepid - jocose; witty; pleasant
lepis - a scale
lepra - leprosy
lepre - leprosy
lepry - leprosy
lepta - plural of "lepton", a Greek coin
lepti - plural of "leptus", any of several six-legged mites
lepto - leptospirosis
lepus - the constellation of the hare
lerai - a first name
lered - learned
leres - plural of "lere", a lesson
lergi - a vaguely defined illness like cooties
lerka - a first name
lerky - a children's game of hide and seek, in which kicking a can makes you safe
lerma - a town in Spain
lerna - a marshy district near Argos, the lare of the Hydra
lerne - a marshy district near Argos, the lare of the Hydra
leroi - a first name
leron - a first name
leros - a Greek island
lerot - the garden dormouse
leroy - a first name
lerps - a scale-like secretion left on leaves by plant lice
lerry - a first name; a lecture
lerwa - the genus of the snow partridge
leryn - a first name
lesbo - slang for "lesbian"
lesce - a town in Slovenia
lesed - damaged
leses - damages
lesgh - a people of the Caucasus
lesha - a first name
lesia - a first name
lesje - a first name
leska - a first name
lesko - a town in Poland
lesky - a lesbian
lesli - a first name
lesly - a first name
lesok - a village in Macedonia
lesse - a river in Belgium
lessn - slang for "less than" or "unless"
lesso - lesbian
lesto - in musical notation, "lively"
lests - listens
lesya - a first name; one of 6 colors the karma imparts to the soul, dark or light reflecting evil or good
letch - a lecher; a craving; to separate by percolation
leten - past participle of "lete"
letes - lets; leaves
letha - a first name
lethe - a first name; the river of forgetfulness in Greek mythology
lethy - lethean; of the river Lethe
letif - a first name
letta - a first name
lette - a first name; to let; to hinder
letti - a first name
letts - plural of "Lett", a Lithuanian
letty - a first name; a place to sleep, often rented
letup - a pause
leuch - laugh
leuco - white
leuds - plural of "leud", a feudal vassal
leugh - lauch
leuke - a town in Turkey; a variant of "leukeness", meaning moderate warmth
leuma - shipping fever
leupp - a town in Arizona
levan - a first name; any of a group of levorotatory polysaccharides
levar - a first name
levee - an embankment; a reception
level - flat; a stage; to be honest with
leven - levin, lightning; a lawn; a lake in east Scotland; eleven; an English town
lever - a jemmy
leves - leaves
levet - a trumpet blast
levey - a first name
levia - a first name
levie - a first name
levin - a first name; lightning
levir - the husband's brother, who may be called upon to marry his brother's wife if he dies childless
levis - blue jeans made by Levi Strauss & Co.
levka - a first name
levko - a first name
levon - a first name
levya - a first name
lewes - a first name; a town in England
lewie - a first name
lewin - a first name
lewis - a first name; a grip for masonry
lewth - warmth
lewyn - a first name
lexed - carried out lexical analysis
lexer - a program which performs lexical analysis on a text
lexes - plural of "lexis", the vocabulary of a group
lexey - a first name
lexia - a first name; a soft light-colored raisin
lexic - pertaining to words
lexie - a first name; a maker of dictionaries or word lists
lexis - a first name; the vocabulary of a group
lexor - a "tokenizer", which organizes a string of symbols into "words"
leyla - a first name
leyly - a first name
leyre - a European rive
leyte - one of the Philippine Islands
leyti - a first name
lezes - plural of "lez", a lesbian
lezgi - a Caucausian language
lezhe - a town in Albania
lezli - a first name
lezly - a first name
lezzo - a lesbian
lezzy - a lesbian
lhasa - the capital city of Tibet
lhoke - the Tibeto-Burman language of Bhutan
lhota - one of the Naga peoples of the Assam-Burma region
liady - a town in Russia which Napoleon passed through
liage - a union by league or alliance
liana - a first name; a tropical climbing plant
liane - a first name; a tropical climbing plant
liang - a first name; a tael, a Chinese unit of weight of about 1 ounce or 1/16 catty
liant - an Asian cape
liard - dapple gray; a French copper coin, worth a fourth of a sou
liars - plural of "liar", a prevaricator; a person for whom truth is tiresome
liart - dapple gray
libau - the German name of the Latvian port of Liepaja
libba - a first name
libbi - a first name
libby - a first name
libel - a slanderous story
liben - a district in Prague
liber - bast; the inner bark of a tree; a book
libet - a first name
libia - a first name
libor - a first name; an interest rate charged for short term loans between banks (London interbank offered rate)
libra - a Zodiac sign; the constellation of the scales; a unit of weight of about 1 pound; Peruvian coin
libri - plural of "liber", a book of public records
libya - a north African country
licca - a West Indian tree
licha - a first name
lichi - a Chinese fruit tree, the litchi
licht - to light
licia - a first name
licit - legal
licks - passes the tongue over a surface
licky - like a lick; involving many licks
lidah - a first name
lidar - a sort of radar that uses laser light
liddy - a first name; crazy
lider - a first name
lidge - a variant of "ledge"
lidia - a first name
lidio - a first name
lidka - a first name
lidos - plural of "lido", a fashionable beach resort
lidya - a first name
liebe - a first name
liefs - plural of "lief", beloved one
liege - a vassal; a city in Belgium
liena - a first name
liene - a first name
liens - plural of "lien", a legal right to hold or sell a debtor's property
lienz - a town in Austria
liers - plural of "lier", one who reclines
liesa - a first name
liese - a first name
liesl - a first name
liest - Biblical "lies"
lieth - Biblical "lies"
lieto - in musical notation, "joyful"
lieue - a unit of length in Switzerland, about 3 miles
lieus - plural of "lieu", the place, or stead, of something else
lieut - a lieutenant
lieuy - expectorated phlegm
lieve - a first name; gladly
lifed - controlled by a maintenance program that replaces parts after their expected life
lifen - to enliven
lifer - a prisoner convicted for a life term
lifes - controls by a maintenance program that replaces parts after their expected life; an occasional plural of "life", as in "still lifes"
lifey - full of life
lifts - raises up; plural of "lift", an elevator
lifty - an elevator attendant
ligan - flotsam; lagan
ligas - a poisonous Philippine tree
ligbi - a language
ligby - a mistress
ligda - a first name
liger - the offspring of a male lion and a female tiger; (go ahead! ask!)
ligge - to recline; to lie
light - a first name; illumination; not heavy
ligia - a first name; in Greek mythology, a siren; a genus of crustaceans
ligne - an archaic French unit of length
ligny - a town in Belgium, site of a famous Napoleonic battle
ligor - a town in southern Thailand
lihle - a first name
lihue - a town on the island of Kauai, Hawaiia
liisa - a first name
liked - preferred
liken - to compare
liker - one who likes; more similar
likes - prefers; plural of "like", a preference
likhu - a river in Nepal
likin - a Chinese tax imposed on items being transported
likud - an Israeli political party
lilac - a first name; a flower; a purple blue color
lilah - a first name
lilas - a first name; in Buddhism, the futile pursuit of the trivial
lilia - a first name
lilie - a first name
lilin - a first name; the male children of Lilith
lilis - a first name
lilja - a first name
lilla - a first name
lille - a city in northern France
lilli - a first name
lillo - a first name
lills - plural of "lill", a very small pin
lilly - a first name
lilos - plural of "lilo", an inflatable mattress or cushion
lilts - sings or speaks rhythmically
lilty - like a song that is light and swinging
lilya - a first name
limal - a town in Bolivia
liman - a lagoon
limas - plural of "lima", the edible seed of an American plant
limax - a genus of snails
limay - a river in Argentina; a town in the Philippines
limba - an African tree
limbe - a town in Haiti
limbi - plural of "limbus", a border or edge or limb
limbo - a dance; a waiting room in the afterworld; a state of uncertainty
limbs - plural of "limb", an arm, leg, branch or segment
limbu - a Mongoloid people of Nepal
limby - having many large branches; a person who has lost a limb
limed - treated with lime; cemented
limen - a sensory threshhold; a border or boundary
limer - one who snares birds with birdlime; a hanger-on
limes - plural of "lime", a green citrus fruit
limey - an Englishman
limit - a bound or constraint
limma - a semitone
limmo - a limousine
limmu - an eponym
limmy - a jimmy, or housebreaking tool
limns - depicts in painting or drawing
limon - a fruit that is a cross between a lemon and a lime; a port in Costa Rica
limor - a first name
limos - plural of "limo", a limousine
limpa - a rye bread made with molasses
limps - walks lamely
limpy - like a limp; characterized by a limp
limsy - limping from lack of exercise
linac - a linear accelerator used for particle physics
linah - a first name
linal - a first name
linas - a first name
linch - a first name; a ledge
linda - a first name
lindi - a first name; a town in Tanzania
lindo - a South American tanager
linds - plural of "lind", a linden tree
lindy - a first name; a lively dance named for Charles Lindbergh
lindz - a first name
linea - a first name; an anatomical line or streak
lined - care-worn; with lines; formed a line; bordered
linek - a first name
linel - a first name
linen - a fabric made from flax
liner - a shim; a vessel; a lining
lines - plural of "line", a queue; a geometric object; 1/12 of an inch
linet - a first name
liney - resembling a line
linga - a lingam
linge - to strike or flog
lingo - language; argot; slang; cant; jargon
lings - plural of "ling", a heath plant; a gadoid food fish
lingy - active; covered with heather
linhe - a town in China
linin - a substance in the cell nucleus
linje - a Swedish unit of length, about 3 millimeters
links - a golf course; plural of "link", a part of a chain; a cuff-link; a unit of length
linky - full of interlocking rings
linly - a first name
linne - flax; a lunar crater
linns - plural of "linn", a waterfall; a linden tree
linny - a first name; a linhay, a shed that is open in front
linon - the fabric lawn
linos - plural of "lino", a linotype; linoleum
linsi - a first name
linsy - a first name
lints - plural of "lint", an accumulation of fiber bits
linty - covered with lint
linum - a genus of herbs that includes flax
linus - a first name
linux - a first name; a computer operating system of vexed pronunciation
linyu - a city in northeast China, in Hopeh province
linzi - a first name
linzy - a first name
liola - a first name
liona - a first name
lions - plural of "lion", a predatory African feline
liora - a first name
lipan - an Apache people of eastern New Mexico; a river in New Guinea
lipau - a town in Bohemia, site of a famous battle
lipic - pertaining to fat
lipid - any of a class of fatty substances
lipin - a complex lipid
lippe - a former state in northwest Germany
lippo - a first name
lipps - plural of "lipp", a crimson fish
lippy - half a gallon; impudent; lipstick
lipse - to lisp
lipsi - a Greek island
lipyl - a hypothetical radical of glycerin
liran - a first name
liras - plural of "lira", an imaginary monetary unit of Italy, Turkey, etc
liraz - a first name
lirel - a first name
lirey - a town in north central France
liris - a first name
lirks - plural of "lirk", a fold or wrinkle
liron - a first name
lirot - an Israel coin denomination
lirps - snaps the fingers
lisas - a bay in Trinidad
lisby - a first name
lisca - a town in Slovenia
lisec - a village in Macedonia
liset - a first name
lisha - a first name
lishe - a first name
lisia - a first name
liska - a first name; the Russian city that was formerly Georghiu Dezh
liski - a town in Romania
lisks - plural of "lisk", the groin
lisle - a first name; a thread; a cloth; the former name of Lille, France
lisne - a cavity
lison - a first name
lisps - pronounces the letter "S" incorrectly
lissa - a first name; site of a famous naval battle; a town in Nigeria
lisse - tapestry warp threads; a town in the Netherlands
lissi - a first name
lissy - a first name
lists - plural of "list", a field of competition; a table; a tilt
litae - the Roman name of the Greek Litai
litah - a first name
litai - in Greek mythology, the elderly female personifications of prayer
litas - a Lithuanian coin
litch - a mass of tangled hair
lited - alighted
liter - a unit of volume in the metric system
lites - alights; plural of "lite", something lower in calories
lithe - thin; active
lithi - a village on the island of Chios
litho - a lithograph
liths - plural of "lith", a joint or segment
lithy - active; flexible; supple
litia - a first name
liton - a first name
litra - an ancient silver coin worth a pound of bronze; a unit of weight in Greece
litre - variant of "liter", a unit of volume
litsa - a first name
litto - a first name
litui - plural of "lituus", a shepherd's crook; a mathematical curve
litus - a man of a class between slave and freeman
litva - an early people of northwestern Russian, ancestors of the Lithuanians
liuka - a first name
liuku - a town in China, on the Nu river
livan - a first name
lived - was alive; had a residence
liven - to make lively
liver - an organ of the body that removes alcoholics from the gene pool
lives - resides; plural of "life"
livia - a first name
livid - a black and blue color; purple with rage
livie - a first name
livio - a first name
liviu - a first name
livna - a first name
livor - a livid color or discoloration
livre - an old French monetary unit; a unit of weight of Greece of about 1 pound
livvi - a first name
livvy - a first name
livya - a first name
livye - a first name
liwan - a town in Afghanistan
lixin - a town in China
lixus - a town in Morocco
liyan - a first name
liysa - a first name
lizan - a first name
lizas - plural of "liza", the American white mullet fish
lizka - a first name
lizou - a first name
lizzy - a first name
ljube - a first name
ljubo - a first name
llama - a South American hoofed mammal
llano - a South American treeless plain
llata - a town in Peru
llave - a market town in Peru
llica - a town in Bolivia
lloid - to unlock a door using a celluloid card
lloyd - a first name
lludd - a mythical Welsh king who freed his kingdom of three plagues
lluis - a first name
lluta - a river in Chile
lnard - a first name
loach - a river fish
loads - plural of "load", a burden; a large quantity
loady - a heavy drinker (who gets loaded often)
loafs - idles; plural of "loaf", a baked bread
loams - plural of "loam", a rich soil
loamy - containing loam
loans - lends
loasa - a genus of tropical prickly herbs
loast - lost
loath - averse to
loave - a loaf
lobal - lobed
lobar - divided into lobes
lobby - a foyer; to pressure
lobed - divided into lobes
lobes - plural of "lobe", a rounded projecting anatomical part
lobie - a first name
lobos - one of the Canary Islands; plural of "lobo", a timber wolf
lobus - a lobe
locac - a mighty southern continent reported by Marco Polo
local - nearby; an inn
locao - a green vegetable dye used in China
loced - stressed out
loche - a loach; a lake in North America
locho - a Venezuelan coin
lochs - plural of "loch", a lake or arm of the sea
lochy - containing lochs; a British river
locie - a locomotive
locke - a first name
locks - plural of "lock", a strand of hair; a security device; a navigational dam
locky - having or characterized by locks
locos - plural of "loco", a locoweed; a locomotive; a crazy person or animal
locri - an ancient Greek colony in southern Italy
locum - a deputy, from "locum tenens" meaning "place holder"
locus - a locality; a geometric set of points
lodar - a device that receives and records loran signals
lodde - the capelin
loddy - laudanum
loden - a thick woolen fabric
lodes - plural of "lode", a deposit of ore
lodge - a cottage; to stick; to register
lodha - a low Indian caste
lodie - a first name
lodur - a god in Norse mythology
loess - a fine loamy soil, produced by glacial scraping, deposited by the wind
lofar - a system for detecting the underwater sounds of submarines
loffe - to laugh
lofts - throws in the air; plural of "loft", an attic
lofty - high; noble
logan - a first name; a rocking stone; a berry; a stretch of still water in a bay or river
logar - a town and province in Afghanistan
logen - a first name
loges - plural of "loge", a box in a theater or opera
logge - miner's thumb; a small fish
loggy - sluggish
logia - plural of "logion", an oracle; a dictum; a saying
logic - reasoning
logie - a piece of mock jewelry
login - to start a computer session; a stretch of still water in a bay or river
logoi - plural of "logos", a word; a meaning
logon - to start a computer session
logos - the divine word; plural of "logo", a logotype; a colophon
lohan - an arhat; a Buddhist who has attained nirvana
lohar - an ironworking Hindu caste; a carpenter
lohja - a town in Finland
loibl - an Austrian mountain pass
loica - a town in Chile
loida - a first name
loids - opens a door by sliding a thin strip of celluloid into the jamb
loins - plural of "loin", the side, between the ribs and the hips
loipe - a track used for cross-country skiing
loire - a river in France
loirs - plural of "loir", a large European dormouse
loise - a first name
loiza - a town in Puerto Rico
lojar - a cape in Borneo
lokao - a green dye obtained from the Eurasian buckthorn
lokes - plural of "loke", a grassy road; a location
loket - a town in Czechoslovakia
lokey - a locomotive
lokie - a locomotive
loksh - an Italian
lokum - Turkish delight
lolan - a first name; a town in Sinkiang
lolee - a first name
lolek - a first name
lolli - a first name
lolls - lounges
lolly - a first name; a lollipop; money
lolog - loglog; the logarithm of a logarithm; the plotting of one logarithm versus another
lolos - a Chinese aboriginal race
loman - a first name
lomas - a bay in Chile; plural of "loma", a lobe or fringe; a broad-topped hill
lombo - a language
lomed - loamed
lomes - loams
lomps - plural of "lomp", the lump fish
lomza - a town in Poland
lonan - a first name
londs - plural of "lond", variant of "land"
lonee - a first name
loner - a solitary person
lones - a first name
longa - a note equal to two breves; Latin for long or enduring, as in "ars longa, vita brevis"; a British island
longe - to thrust; a long rope used to train a horse
longi - plural of "longus", a long structure in the body
longs - desires
longy - a first name
lonie - a first name
lonks - plural of "lonk", a sheep from Lancashire
lonky - a small wall gap allowing sheep but not cattle to pass
lonna - a first name
lonni - a first name
lonny - a first name
lonso - a first name
lonya - a first name; a village in Hungary
lonzo - a first name
lonzu - a kind of Italian prepared ham
loobs - plural of "loob", the clay washed from tin ore in dressing
looby - a large awkward person
looch - a kind of medicine to be taken by licking with the tongue
looed - subjected to a forfeit in the card game of loo
looes - is subjected to a forfeit in the card game of loo
looey - a lieutenant; a left turn
loofa - a brush; a plant
loofs - plural of "loof", the palm of the hand
looie - a lieutenant; a left turn
looks - observes; plural of "look", an appearance; an observation
looky - an exclamation, urging another to look at some sight
lools - plural of "lool", a vessel used to receive the washings from ores
looms - appears large; plural of "loom", a weaving frame
loons - plural of "loon", a bird; a crazed person
loony - nutty; unhinged; deranged; a Canadian dollar coin
loops - plural of "loop", a cycle
loopy - dotty; unsound; full of loops
loord - a dull witless person
loose - unbound
loots - rifles, plunders
loped - ran easily
loper - one who lopes
lopes - runs easily
lopez - an African cape
loppa - a town in Norway
loppy - hanging limply
lorah - a first name
loral - a first name; of the space between the eyes and bill of a bird; of the lorum
loran - a long range navigation system comparing signal delay from two stations
loray - a first name
lorca - a city in southeast Spain
lords - a cricket ground; plural of "lord", a noble; a master
lordy - an exclamation of surprise or astonishment
lored - having lores
loree - a first name
lorel - a worthless person
loren - a first name
lores - the region between eye and bill on a bird; plural of "lore", a body of tradition
loret - a first name
lorey - a first name
loria - a first name
loric - a leather corslet
lorie - a first name
lorin - a first name
loris - a first name; a small slender tailless large-eyed nocturnal lemur
lorna - a first name
lorne - a first name
lorra - a first name
lorri - a first name
lorry - a first name; a van or truck
lorum - a transverse piece in the proboscis of a bee; a piercing between the penis and scrotum
loryn - a first name
losal - a town in India
losar - a town in northern India
losat - an acronym, a line-of-sight anti-tank weapon
losau - a town in Germany
losel - a worthless person
losen - to loose
loser - one who loses a game; a person with a flair for failure
loses - doesn't win; misplaces
losse - cast off
lossy - characterized by loss; referring to a irreversible compression scheme
lotah - a small water vessel used in India and Pakistan for post-defecation cleaning
lotas - plural of "lota", a small water vessel used in India
lotes - plural of "lote", a lotus
lotfi - a first name
lotic - pertaining to moving water
lotie - a first name
lotje - a first name
lotos - a lotus
lotsa - slang for "lots of"
lotta - a first name; slang for "lot of"
lotte - a first name; a monkfish
lotti - a first name
lotto - a lottery game
lotty - a first name
lotus - a first name; a water lily
louai - a first name
louay - a first name
louba - a first name
louch - to slouch
loudy - a first name
louey - looey; a lieutenant
loufa - the loofa plant
lough - a lake
louie - a first name; a lieutenant; a left turn
louis - a first name; an obsolete French coin
louka - a first name
louks - plural of "louk", an accomplice
loulu - any Oceanian palm
louly - a first name
lound - lown
louns - plural of "loun", a loon
loupe - a small magnifying glass; a jewel of perfect luster
loups - leaps
loura - a first name
lourd - a stupid worthless person; dull; sluggish
loure - an old slow dance; a musical instrument; money
louri - a lory, a kind of small parrot
lours - lowers; scowls
loury - lowery; overcast
louse - a parasite; an uncouth person
lousy - louse-ridden; miserable; undesirable
louth - a county in Northern Ireland; a town in England
louts - bows in respect; plural of "lout", an unprepossessing person
louty - loutish; ill-mannered; boorish
lovas - a town in Croatia
lovat - a tweed
loved - adored
lovee - one who is loved
lovel - a first name
lover - one who loves
loves - adores; holds dear
lovey - a first name; a term of endearment
lovie - a first name
lovon - a first name
lowan - leipoa; an Australian bird
lowed - mooed
lowel - a first name
lower - below; one who lows
lowes - blazes
lowgh - a variant of "lowh"
lowie - a prostitute; a low person
lowks - plural of "lowk", a variant of "louk", an accomplice
lowly - humble
lownd - sheltered, calm, quiet
lowne - a loon
lowns - plural of "lown", a loon
lowre - money
lowry - a first name; a kind of open boxcar
lowse - loose
lowts - louts
loxed - supplied with liquid oxygen
loxes - supplies with liquid oxygen
loxia - a genus of cross-bill birds
loxie - a natural blonde
loyal - a first name; devoted; true
loyce - a first name
loyda - a first name
loyde - a first name
loyer - a first name
lozel - a worthless person
lozen - a lozenge
luana - a first name
luane - a first name
luann - a first name
luaus - plural of "luau", a Hawaiian cookout
lubba - a first name
lubed - lubricated
luben - a first name
luber - one who lubricates
lubes - lubricates a car
lubey - covered in lubrication; a lubricated condom
lubie - a lubricated condom
lubna - a first name
lubny - a town in Ukraine
lubos - a first name
lubov - a first name
lubra - an Australian aboriginal woman
lucan - a first name; a town in Eire; of the evangelist Luke or his gospel
lucas - a first name
lucca - a first name; a city in northwest Italy
lucci - money
luces - plural of "luce", the pike fish; plural of "lux", a unit of illumination
lucet - a horn-shaped tool made of wood, for braiding
lucho - a first name
lucia - a first name
lucid - clear; allowing the passage of light
lucie - a first name
lucil - a first name
lucin - a "town" in Utah, actually empty desert, site of various land frauds
lucio - a first name
lucka - a first name
lucks - plural of "luck", fortune
lucky - a first name; fortunate
lucre - money
lucus - a first name
lucya - a first name
lucza - a first name
ludby - a mistress
luded - feeling the effects of a dose of quaaludes
ludek - a first name
ludes - plural of "lude", a methaqualone pill, "quaalude"
ludic - aimlessly playful
ludie - a first name
ludis - a first name
ludka - a first name
ludko - a first name
ludos - plural of "ludo", a board game with pieces moved by dice throws
luego - goodbye
luena - a small town in Angola
luffa - a loofah; a genus of tropical climbing herbs
luffs - steers a sailing vessel nearer into the wind
lugan - a Lithuanian
lugen - a Lithuanian
luged - used a luge
luger - a German pistol; someone who rides a luge
luges - plural of "luge", a small sled
luggy - a wooden pail with a handle
lugie - a Lithuanian
lugoj - a town in Romania
lugos - a town in Papua New Guinea
lugow - to fasten; to place
lugun - a Lithuanian
luhot - luah
luhya - a language and a tribe of Kenya
luian - luwian; of the Luites or their language
luigi - a first name
luing - a breed of beef cattle that is a Shorthorn/Highland cross; a British island
luisa - a first name
luise - a first name
luish - of the Luites or their language
luite - referring to a people of Luya in southeast Asia minor
luiza - a first name
lujan - a town in Argentina
lujza - a first name
lukan - lucan, of the evangelist Luke or his gospel
lukas - a first name
luken - a first name
lukes - a first name
lukla - a town in Nepal
lukus - a first name
lulab - variant of "lulav", a palm branch for use with the etrog during Sukkoth.
lulav - a palm branch for use with the etrog during Sukkoth.
lulea - a town in Sweden
lules - a town in Argentina
lulie - a first name
lulio - a first name
lulla - a first name
lulls - causes to sleep or rest
lully - wet or drying linen
lulua - a first name; a river in the Congo
luluh - a gangster's girlfriend
lulus - plural of "lulu", a remarkable thing or event; a benefit in lieu of other expenses
lumbo - marijuana from Columbia
lumbu - a language
lumen - a unit of measurement of luminous flux; an opening or passageway; a soy product that imitates meat
lumio - a town in Corsica
lumme - "love me", used as shorthand for the phrase "Lord love me"
lummi - a tribe of Indians in Washington State
lummy - "love me", used as shorthand for the phrase "Lord love me"
lumps - plural of "lump", a shapeless mass
lumpy - a first name; full of lumps
lunan - a woman; a British bay
lunar - of the moon
lunas - plural of "luna", an alchemical designation for silver
lunch - a noontime meal
lunda - a Bantu-speaking people on the border of Congo and Angola
lundu - a language
lundy - a first name; a traitor; an island and pseudo-country in the Bristol channel
lunel - a variety of muscatel wine
lunes - plural of "lune", a crescent moon shaped figure; one thirtieth of a lunar month
lunet - a lunette
lunga - a British island
lunge - to thrust; a long rope used to train a horse
lungi - a loincloth worn by men in India
lungo - in musical notation, "long"; a town in Sweden
lungs - plural of "lung", an organ of breathing
lungy - consumptive
lunik - a Russian satellite with a dog passenger
lunka - a town in Ukraine
lunks - plural of "lunk", a lunkhead, a stupid person
lunky - like a lunk; a small wall gap allowing sheep but not cattle to pass
lunns - plural of "lunn", a tea cake
lunts - plural of "lunt", a light, a slow-match
lupid - a meteor originating in the Lupus constellation
lupin - a flower
lupis - the finest quality of abaca
luppa - cloth of gold
lupus - a chronic skin disease; the constellation of the wolf
luque - a town in Paraguay
lural - pertaining to the lura
luray - a first name
lurch - to stagger
lured - enticed
lurer - one who entices
lures - entices; plural of "lure", an enticement
lurex - a synthetic fabric
lurey - like a lure
lurgi - a vaguely defined illness like cooties
lurgs - plural of "lurg", a large marine annelid
lurgy - a vaguely defined illness like cooties
lurid - sensational; seamy
lurin - a town in Peru
lurks - waits in concealment
lurky - seedy; untrustworthy
lurps - rangers engaging in long range reconnaissance patrols
lurry - drag; a lorry; something repeated by rote; a confused inarticulate utterance; money
lurve - sentimentalized love
lushy - tipsy; drunk
lusia - a first name; an epithet of Demeter, "The Bather"
lusio - a first name
lusks - lazes
lusts - desires sexually
lusty - randy; robust
lusus - a freak; a deformed person
lutao - a first name; a town in the Philippines
lutea - plural of "luteum"
luted - sealed with luting
luteo - in chemistry, referring to a series of coordination complexes
luter - a lute player
lutes - plural of "lute", a musical instrument
luths - plural of "luth", the leatherback
lutie - a town in Missouri
lutin - the name of a goblin in Normandy
luton - a town in England
lutra - the genus to which the otter belongs
lutsk - a town in Ukraine
luvvy - a first name; an affectionate or affected term of address
luvya - slang for "love you"
luxer - a handsome fellow
luxes - plural of "lux", a unit of illuminance; luxury
luxon - any particle that moves at the speed of light; compare "tardyon" and "tachyon"
luxor - a city in Egypt, site of ancient Thebes
luxur - an alternate spelling of "Luxor"
luxus - luxury
luzca - a first name
luzia - a first name
luzon - the chief island of the Philippines
lwala - a language
lwara - a town in eastern Afghanistan
lweis - plural of "lwei", a monetary unit of Angola
lwena - a language
lyall - a first name
lyams - plural of "lyam", a dog leash
lyard - streaked with gray
lyart - streaked with gray
lyase - an enzyme
lybov - a first name
lycea - plural of "lyceum", a school
lycee - a French secondary school
lyche - like
lycia - a first name; a country in southwest Asia minor, later a Roman province
lycid - a beetle of the family Lycidae
lycon - a first name
lycra - an artificial fabric
lycus - a king of Thebes, husband of Dirce, the rescuer of Antiope from Epopeus
lydah - a first name
lydda - a biblical place
lyddy - a first name
lyden - a first name; leden
lyder - a first name
lydia - a first name; an ancient kingdom in west Asian minor
lydie - a first name
lydon - a first name
lyele - a language
lyell - a first name
lyery - of cattle having little fat in the flesh
lygia - a first name
lygie - a first name
lygus - a genus of plant-sucking mirid bugs
lying - mendacious; recumbent
lyken - to please
lylah - a first name
lyles - a town in Tennessee
lylle - a first name
lyman - a first name
lymes - plural of "lyme", a coarse grass
lymph - an internal body fluid
lynaa - a first name
lynae - a first name
lynah - a first name
lynch - a first name; to execute in a lawless mob
lynda - a first name
lynde - a first name; the linden
lyndy - a first name
lynea - a first name
lynes - plural of "lyne", linen
lynna - a first name
lynne - a first name
lynse - a first name (a demented spelling of "Lindsay")
lynsy - a first name
lynzi - a first name
lynzy - a first name
lyons - the English name for Lyon, France
lypsy - a first name
lyrae - plural of "lyra", the middle portion of the ventral surface of the fornix of the brain
lyres - plural of "lyre", a musical instrument
lyric - a short poem
lyrid - a meteor from Lyra
lyrie - a Manx shearwater gull
lyris - a first name
lyron - a first name
lysed - caused to undergo lysis
lyses - causes to undergo lysis
lysin - a substance in bacteria capable of disintegrating cells
lysis - recovery; the disintegration of cells by lysin
lysle - a first name
lyson - a first name
lyssa - a first name; rabies
lyssi - a first name
lysyl - an acid radical of lysine
lyted - lighted
lytes - lights
lythe - the pollack; lithe
lytic - pertaining to lysis
lytie - a first name
lytta - a wormlike cartilage in the tongue of a dog, once thought to cause rabies
lyuba - a first name
lyusa - a first name
lyvon - a first name
maadi - a town in Egypt which is now a suburb of Cairo
maaed - bleated
maaik - a first name
maaja - a first name
maars - plural of "maar", a volcanic crater
maban - a language
mabas - plural of "maba", a tropical tree with wood like ebony
mabby - a liquor made in Barbados, distilled from potatoes
mabel - a first name
mabes - plural of "mabe", a cultured hemispherical pearl
mabis - plural of "mabi", a nakedwood with orange brown bark
mable - a first name
mabry - a first name
mabyn - a first name
macal - a river in Belize
macao - a Chinese port city ruled by Portugal for 500 years; a card game like baccarat
macas - plural of "maca", a bonefish; a people of Gran Chaco in Paraguay and Argentina;
macau - an alternate spelling of "Macao"
macaw - a long-tailed parrot
macca - a medicinal root; a nickname for Paul McCartney
macco - a card game like baccarat, but only one card per player is dealt
maced - struck with a mace; sprayed with Mace
macer - a first name; a court usher
maceo - a first name
maces - plural of "mace", a medieval weapon; symbol of governance; herb; chemical spray
macey - a first name
macha - a first name; a town in Peru
mache - papier mache; a unit of measurement of radioactive concentration
machi - a Japanese town or commercial center
macho - exaggerated masculinity; a massive compact halo object
machs - plural of "mach", a unit of speed
machu - a river in Bhutan
macia - a first name
macie - a first name
macka - amphetamines
macke - a first name
DUPLICATE:m macks - a first name; makes
DUPLICATE:m macks - plural of "mac" or "mack", a mackintosh raincoat
macky - a first name; makeup
macle - a twin crystal
macon - a first name; a city in Georgia, USA; a town in France; a French burgundy wine; mutton prepared like bacon; marijuana
macos - plural of "maco", an Egyptian cotton
macro - a complex computer instruction invoked by a simple name
madah - a first name
madal - a double-headed Nepali drum
madam - a term of address to a woman; the proprietor of a brothel
madan - a first name
madar - a medicinal herb
madda - an Arabic accent mark
maddi - a first name
maddy - a first name; crazy
madea - a first name
madee - a first name
madel - a first name
maden - a first name
madge - a first name; a lead hammer; a magpie
madgi - a first name
madhu - a first name
madia - the tar-weed, a coarse hairy plant of Chile
madid - a first name; moist
madie - a first name
madly - unreasoningly
madna - a first name
madoc - a first name
madog - a first name
madoi - a town in China
madoo - a village in Afghanistan
madox - a first name
madra - a first name
madre - a mother
madza - one half
maeby - a first name
maeda - a first name
maedi - a first name; ovine progressive pneumonia
maeko - a first name
maels - a first name
maemi - a first name
maeon - a first name
maerl - a lime-producing red seaweed
maeva - a first name
maeve - a first name
maevi - a first name
maevy - a first name
mafey - an old expression of astonishment
maffy - a first name
mafia - a criminal organization; a Tanzanian island
mafic - describing minerals containing iron and magnesium; elements associated with the sea floor
mafoo - a Chinese stable boy
mafra - a town in Brazil
magan - a first name
magar - a first name; an Indian crocodile
magas - a kind of bridge; the capital of Ingushetia; plural of "maga", a member of the priestly caste among the Sauras of India
magda - a first name
magdy - a first name
maged - a first name
magee - a first name
magen - a first name; a star, used in the Hebrew phrase "magen David"
mages - plural of "mage", a wizard
magge - a first name
maggi - a first name
maggs - chatters; teases; pilfers
maggy - a first name
magia - white magic
magic - a supernatural force; witchcraft; anything that Arthur C Clarke can't understand
magid - a first name
maglo - a first name
magma - molten rock
magna - a first name; Latin for "great", used in the phrases "Ars magna, vita brevis" and "magna cum laude"
magni - a first name
magog - a cryptic Biblical creature who hangs out with Gog; a biblical place; a town in Quebec
magoo - a custard or cream pie intended to be thrown; an important person
magot - the Barbary ape; a small grotesque porcelain figure
magui - a first name
magus - a wizard
maguy - a first name
magwe - a division of Burma
mahal - a first name; a summer house; a mansion
mahar - a scheduled tribe of India
mahas - plural of "maha", a kind of baboon
mahda - a first name
mahdi - a first name; a prophesied Islamic leader who will bring righteousness
maher - a first name
mahes - an Egyptian god with the head of a lion
mahin - a first name
mahir - a first name
mahoe - a tropical tree with strong fibers
mahog - a bar countertop
mahon - a first name; a Mediterranean port; a kind of cheese
mahos - plural of "maho", a tropical tree with strong bast fibers
mahra - a first name; a native of the Mahra region of the Arabian peninsula
mahri - a native of the Mahra region of the Arabian peninsula
mahsa - a first name
mahsi - a first name
mahta - a first name
mahua - trees of the genus Madhuca; the butter tree
mahwa - variant of "mahua", the East Indian butter tree
maiah - a first name
maian - a crab; maioid, of the Maia genus
maiao - a South Pacific island near Bora-Bora and Tahiti
maias - plural of "maia", an American bombycid moth
maida - a first name
maids - plural of "maid", a maiden; a cleaning woman
maidu - an American Indian people of California
maidy - a first name; a little maid; a young girl
maiga - a first name
maiid - majid, relating to the Majidae
maija - a first name
maika - a first name
maike - a first name
maiko - a first name; an apprentice geisha
maiks - makes
maile - a first name; a Pacific Island vine used to make leis; a monetary unit
maili - a glacier in Northern Ossetia
maill - a payment
mails - sends; armors
maily - speckled
maime - a first name
maims - injures severely
maina - a first name; a mountainous peninsula of the Peloponnesus
maine - an American state
mains - the electricity supply; plural of "main", a large water pipe
maint - many
mainz - a city in Germany
maipo - a river and a volcano in Chile
maipu - a town and mountain in Argentina
maira - a first name
maire - a first name; a tree of New Zealand
mairi - a first name
mairs - plural of "mair", more
maisa - a first name
maise - a mease; 500 herrings
maisi - a cape in Cuba
maist - most
maisy - a first name
maita - a first name
maite - a first name
maive - a first name
maiya - a first name
maiza - a first name
maize - corn
majak - a first name
majal - a first name; low grade marijuana
majan - a first name
majar - a first name; a town in Iraq
majca - a first name
majdi - a first name
majed - a first name
majel - a first name
majer - a first name
majib - a first name
majid - a first name; relating to the Majidae; a crab
majig - a thingamajig; a whatsit
majli - a kind of parliament
majon - a town in North Korea
major - a first name; main; a military rank; describing any motion picture
majos - plural of "majo", a Spanish lower-class dandy
majun - a confection of hemp, sugar and honey
makah - an Indian tribe of Washington state
makai - a first name
makar - a poet; the Indian name for the sign of Capricorn
makda - a first name
makea - a European cape
maker - a creator; a former
makes - creates; builds; models
makey - a first name
makie - a first name
makin - a first name
makis - plural of "maki", a Malagasy lemur
makki - a machine gun
makoa - a first name
makos - plural of "mako", a large shark
maksa - a first name
makua - a first name; a Bantu-speaking people of Portuguese East Africa
makuk - a unit of measurement in Arabia
makwa - a Chinese jacket
malaa - a town in Sweden
malak - a first name
malam - a village in Sudan
malan - a first name; an Asian cape
malar - of the cheek bone
malav - a first name
malax - malaxate; to rub or knead to softness
malay - a native of Malaya
malco - short for "malcoordinated", an awkward, clumsy person
malea - a first name
malee - a first name
maleo - the megapode mound bird of Celebes that lays its eggs in holes in sandy beaches
males - plural of "male", a man
maley - a first name
malfi - a town in Italy
malha - a first name
malia - a first name; a town in Crete
malic - of apples
malie - a first name
malik - a first name; an Indian village headman
malin - a first name; a town in Ireland
maliq - a first name
malis - plural of "Mali", an inhabitant of Mali
maliz - a first name
malka - a first name
malki - a first name
malky - a first name; a gang weapon that is not a bomb or a firearm
malle - a first name
malli - a first name
malls - mauls; plural of "mall", a long public lawn; a shopping center
mally - a first name; foolishly fond
malma - a spotted North American trout
malmo - a city in Sweden
malms - plural of "malm", a soft limestone; a blend of clay and chalk used for bricks
malmy - like malm; soil that is full of clay and chalk
maloo - a plant of the genus Bauhinia
malos - Hawaiian breechcloths
malse - a river in the Czech Republic
malta - a Mediterranean island and country
malte - a first name
malto - a Dravidian people of Bengal
malts - plural of "malt", a germinated grain; a malted milkshake
malty - containing malt
malum - an offence; an evil; to understand
malur - a first name
malus - the genus to which the apple belongs
malva - a first name; the genus to which the mallow belongs
malvi - a first name; a language
malye - a first name
mamas - plural of "mama", a mother
mamba - a poisonous South African snake
mambo - a syncopated dance of Latin American origin
mamed - a first name
mamee - a tree of the West Indies or its fruit
mamey - a tree of the West Indies or its fruit
mamie - a first name; a tropical tree
mamma - mother; the anatomical name of the breast
mammy - mother; a nursemaid
mamou - something big and important
mampy - ugly
mamre - a biblical place
mamri - a European lake
mamta - a first name
mamul - a town in Afghanistan
manak - an Eskimo implement of a wooden ball with hooks used to catch seals
manal - a first name; pertaining to the hand
manan - a first name
manao - an Arawakan people of northwest Brazil
manas - a first name; a river in Bhutan; a town in Kyrgyzistan; plural of "mana", a supernatural force, described in certain Pacific Island religions
manat - a monetary unit of Azerbaijan
mance - a first name
manch - an old-fashioned sleeve with long hanging ends
manci - a first name
manco - a first name
manda - a first name; an Indian language
mande - a branch of the Niger-Congo language family
mandi - a first name; a town in India
mando - a first name
mands - plural of "mand", a demand
mandy - a first name
maneb - a carbamate fungicide
maned - having a mane
manee - a first name
maneh - a Hebrew weight of 50 shekels or 1/60 of a talent
manei - a first name
manel - a first name
manes - in ancient Rome, the deified dead; a town in Cuba; plural of "mane", a ring of hair around the neck
manet - a stage direction meaning "remain"
maney - like a mane
manfo - a first name
manfu - a first name
manga - a covering for a cross; violent Japanese comic books; a mango
mange - a parasitic skin disease
mango - a first name; a citrus fruit
mangs - speaks or talks
mangy - mange-ridden
mania - a craze
manic - crazed
manid - one of the Manidae, an anteater
manie - a first name
manik - a first name; the seventh day of the Mayan religious month
manin - a first name
manis - the scaly ant-eater; plural of "mani", a manicure or a groundnut
manit - a unit of measurement of work, the work done by one man in one minute
maniu - a Patagonian timber tree
manju - a first name; a kind of bean
manka - a first name
manks - Manx
manky - rotten; inferior; defective
manly - a first name; masculine
manna - the miraculous nourishment supplied to the Hebrews wandering in the desert
manni - a first name
manno - a first name
manny - a male nanny; a first name
manoc - a town in the Philippines
manoj - a first name
manol - a first name
manon - a first name
manop - a first name
manor - a stately home
manos - a first name; plural of "mano", a stone used for grinding food; a Liberian ethnic group
manpy - ugly
mansa - a first name; a town in Zambia
manse - the minister's house
mansi - a first name; a Uralic language
manso - a Tanoan people of the southwestern United States; a river in Brazil
mansy - a first name
manta - the ox-ray; a sea-fish; a Spanish cloak or wrap; a town in Ecuador
manti - a town in Utah; Turkish dumplings
manto - a first name; a body of ore; a black shawl worn by Spanish or Latin American women
mantu - a native of the Congo
manty - a mantua, a loose outer gown
manua - a town in India
manue - a first name
manul - a small Mongolian wild cat
manur - a kind of cheese
manus - a first name; the hand, hoof or claw; an Australian island; control over one's wife
manya - a first name
manzi - a first name
manzo - a first name
maori - a South Pacific ethnic group
mapau - a New Zealand tree
maple - a tree whose sap is used to make syrup and whose leaf is on the Canadian flag
mapou - a New Zealand tree; a city in Haiti
maqam - an improvisational style of Arabic music
maqui - a Chilean evergreen shrub
marae - a Polynesian temple enclosure used for worship
marah - a first name; a well or stream of bitter water
maral - an Asiatic red deer
maran - a French breed of domestic fowl
marar - a first name
maras - a town in Turkey; plural of "mara", a rodent with long legs and ears; a Buddhist evil spirit
maray - a moray eel
marba - a language
marca - a first name
marce - a first name
march - a first name; the third month; to walk with determination; a border
marci - a first name
marco - a first name; a unit of weight in Spain
marcs - plural of "marc", a pressed fruit residue
marcy - a first name
marda - a first name; a village in the West Bank
mardi - a first name; an early tribe of northern Persia
mardu - an aboriginal tribe of Australia
mardy - a first name; spoiled
marea - a first name
mareb - a river on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea
maree - a first name
marei - a first name
marek - a first name
maren - a first name
mares - plural of "mare", a female horse
maret - a first name
marfa - a town in Texas, named for a Dostoyevsky character, where "Giant" was filmed, near where Ambrose Bierce disappeared
marga - a first name
marge - a first name; a border
margi - a first name; a language
margo - a first name
margs - plural of "marg", a shortened form of "margarine"
margu - a satrapy of the ancient Achaemenid empire
margy - a first name
maria - a first name; plural of "mare", a lunar "sea"
marib - a town and province in Yemen
marid - a first name; a powerful jinn
marie - a first name
marii - a first name
marin - a first name; a town in Spain
mario - a first name
maris - a first name
marit - a first name
marja - a first name; an Israeli Arab village; a high-ranking Shiite theologian
marje - a first name
marji - a first name
marjy - a first name
marka - a first name; a monetary unit of Bosnia; real money for a fictitious country
marke - a first name
marko - a first name
marks - plural of "mark", a German coin; an insignia; a frontier land
marla - a first name
marle - a marvel
marli - a first name; an ornamented raised border on a plate or dish
marlo - a first name
marls - plural of "marl", a clay, sand and lime mixture
marlu - a first name
marly - a first name; clay-like
marms - plural of "marm", a school mistress
marna - a first name
marne - a first name; a river and region in France, site of a WWI battle
marni - a first name
marny - a first name
maroc - another name for Morocco
marok - a Hungarian unit of length of about 10 centimeters
maron - camaron
maror - the bitter herb used in the Passover seder, often horseradish
maros - plural of "maro", a Polynesian loin cloth
marps - marbles; the game of marbles
marra - a first name
marry - to wed; to join
marse - master
marsh - a first name; a bog
marsi - a first name; a people of ancient Italy
marsy - a first name
marta - a first name
marth - a first name
marti - a first name
marts - a first name; plural of "mart", a market or fair
martu - an aboriginal tribe of western Australia
marty - a first name
marua - ragi
maruf - a first name; a town in Afghanistan
marum - cat thyme
marva - a first name
marve - a first name
marvi - a first name
marvy - marvelous
marwa - a first name
marya - a first name
maryk - a first name
maryl - a first name
marys - a first name; plural of "mary", a homosexual
marzo - a cape in Colombia
masae - a first name
masai - an African ethnic group
masan - a town in Korea
masao - a first name
masas - plural of "masa", a dough made from ground dried maize
mased - emitted microwave laser energy
maser - a microwave laser
mases - emits microwave laser energy; plural of "mase", a variant of "maze"
masha - a first name; a unit of weight in Calcutta
mashi - a town in Cameroon
mashy - a golf club; affectionate
masia - a first name
masim - a first name
maska - a town in Turkey
masks - hides; plural of "mask", a facial disguise
masky - full of masks; like a mask
masna - a first name
mason - a first name; a stone worker; a Freemason, who gets to run the world and wear aprons
masou - a first name
massa - master; a native of a tribe in Chad; a town in Italy
masse - a billiard stroke
massi - a first name
massy - massive; bulky
masts - plural of "mast", a long pole on a ship that supports sails
masty - fattened on mast; yielding mast
masud - a first name
masus - plural of "masu", a Japanese salmon
matai - a first name; a hereditary Samoan chief; a New Zealand conifer
matak - a first name
matan - a first name; an Israeli town
matar - the star Eta Pegasus
matax - a combination ax and mattock
match - to compare; a fire starter
matea - a first name
mated - joined; copulated with; checkmated
matei - a first name
matej - a first name
matek - a first name
matel - a first name
mateo - a first name
mater - the mother of a twit; one who mates
mates - joins; copulates with; checkmates; plural of "mate", a companion or counterpart
matey - friendly
mathe - a first name
mathi - a first name
maths - mathematics
mathu - a first name
mathy - like mathematics; containing mathematics
matia - a first name
matie - a young fat herring
matin - morning; a morning song
matis - a first name
matka - a first name; a female fur seal
matko - a first name
matlo - a sailor
matra - a poetic metric unit equal to a short syllable in Sanskrit
matsu - a trophy island between Taiwan and mainland China; a timber pine
matta - matto, a dense tropical American forest; a kind of cotton
matte - a first name; a crude black copper; a dull finish
matti - a first name
matto - a dense tropical American forest
matts - produces a dull finish
matty - a first name
matun - a town in Afghanistan
matuq - a first name
matus - a first name
matya - a first name
matyi - a first name
matza - matzo
matzo - unleavened bread
maude - a first name
maudo - a first name
mauds - plural of "maud", a Scottish plaid
maudy - a first name
mauer - a town in Germany
maues - a town in Brazil
maugh - a brother-in-law; a friend
mauka - inland; upland
maula - a recent convert to Islam
maule - the common mallow plant; a river and province in Chile
mauli - a first name
mauls - badly damages
mauma - mamma
maund - to beg; a unit of weight of India of about 82 pounds; a handbasket or hamper
mauni - a first name
mauns - must (a form of the Scottish "maun"); plural of "maun", a man
maupe - mawp
maura - a first name
maure - a first name
mauri - a first name; the Moorish people
mauro - a first name
maury - a first name
mausi - a first name
mauts - plural of "maut", malt
mauve - a mallow color
mauvy - of a mauve color
mauzy - a town in Virginia
maven - an expert
mavie - a first name; a songbird
mavin - a first name; variant of "maven", an expert
mavis - a first name; an old World thrush
mavon - a first name
mavra - a first name
mawed - mowed
mawks - plural of "mawk", a maggot
mawky - crotchety; maudlin; maggoty
mawnd - to beg
mawrs - plural of "mawr", mauther
maxcy - a first name
maxed - used to the maximum
maxey - a first name
maxie - a first name
maxim - a first name; a proverb; an early machine gun
maxis - plural of "maxi", a maxiskirt, a long skirt
maxna - a first name
maxon - a first name
mayam - a first name
mayan - of the Mayas
mayas - plural of "Maya", a Central American Indian
maybe - perhaps, possibly, could be, I'm not really sure though
mayda - a first name; a lengendary Atlantic island, west of Brittany and southwest of Ireland
mayed - went maying
mayen - a town in Germany
mayer - a first name; one who goes maying; a unit of measurement of specific heat
mayes - a first name; a variety of dewberry common to northern Texas
mayey - of or like the month of May
mayim - a first name
mayin - a first name
mayme - a first name
mayne - a first name
mayon - a Philippine volcano
mayor - a first name; the governor of a city
mayos - plural of "mayo", mayonnaise
mayra - a first name
maysa - a first name
mayst - Biblical "may"
mayte - a first name
mayur - a first name
mayve - a first name
mayya - a first name
mazal - a first name
mazar - a province in Afghanistan; the Afghan town Mazar-i-Sharif
mazda - a first name; the supreme god of the Zend-Avesta, usually "Ahura Mazda"
mazed - bewildered; formed into a puzzle
mazeh - a gorgeous guy
mazel - a first name; good luck
mazen - a first name
mazer - a large drinking bowl or goblet
mazes - plural of "maze", a labyrinth
mazic - placental
mazie - a first name
mazik - a term in Jewish tradition for someone who has caused damages
mazin - a first name
mazoo - money
mazur - a southeast Prussian Protestant Pole
mazus - a genus of creeping herbs
mazut - a viscous residue of petroleum distillation, used as fuel oil
mazza - a Middle Eastern buffet of small tasty morsels
mbala - a town in Zambia
mbale - a town in Uganda
mbare - a township near Harare, Zimbabwe
mbari - a river in the Central African Republic
mbati - a language
mbaya - an Indian tribe of northern Paraguay
mbete - a language
mbimu - a language
mbira - an African musical instrument, the thumb piano
mbiya - a first name
mbole - a language
mbora - an African musical instrument, the thumb piano
mbori - a mild form of surra affecting camels
mbour - a town in Senegal
mbuba - the language of Bambula
mbuti - a pygmy people of Uganda and Zaire
mccoy - a first name; the real or genuine thing
mcfly - a stupid person
mcgee - a first name
mcjob - a low paying job with a large corporation
mckay - a first name; referring to a process for sewing together the parts of a shoe
mdina - a town in Malta
meach - to meech, to skulk or sneak about
meade - a first name
meads - plural of "mead", a beverage brewed from fermented honey
meals - plural of "meal", a serving of food
mealy - farinaceous
meane - to lament
means - intends; a method; wealth; plural of "mean", an average
meant - implied; intended
meany - an unkind person
meaow - meow
meara - a first name
meare - mere
meari - a first name
mears - plural of "mear", a boundary
mease - a group of 500 (particularly used to count herrings); a British river; to pacify or mitigate
meath - mead; a county in Leinster, Ireland
meats - plural of "meat", animal flesh used as food
meaty - substantial; fleshy
meaux - a town in France
meave - a first name
meavy - an English river near Plymouth
meawl - to mewl; to miaow
meaws - plural of "meaw", the sea mew
mebbe - slang for "maybe"
mebos - plural of "mebo", a salted apricot
mecca - a city in Saudi Arabia; a sacred site; an attraction, goal or ideal
mecha - anime involving giant autonomous robots or piloted armored suits
mechi - a first name
mechs - plural of "mech", a large battle robot, a character in various video games
mecir - a first name
mecki - a first name
mecks - wines and spirits
mecon - the poppy; the truncated octahedron
mecox - a town in New York
mecum - Latin for "with me", used in the phrase "vade mecum"
mecys - a first name
medak - a town in Croatia; a town in India
medal - a token of honor
medan - a first name; a son of Abraham; a city in Indonesia
meddy - a first name; a huge mass of warm water that moves across an ocean (from "Mediterranean eddy")
medea - a first name; wife of Jason; a sorceress
medel - a first name
meden - a British river
medes - plural of "Mede", a native of Media
medha - a first name
media - a first name; an ancient country in western Asia; a star in Sagittarius; plural of "medium", a channel; a news or entertainment source
medic - a doctor; the language of the Medes; clover, lucerne, etc
medie - a first name
medii - plural of "medius"
medio - a Venezuelan coin
medja - a town in Serbia
medle - to meddle; to mix
medly - to mix; to mingle
medoc - a red French wine; a region of the Gironde department
medza - one half
meech - to skulk or sneak about
meeds - plural of "meed", a deserved award
meeja - a mocking pronunciation of "media"
meeka - a first name
meeko - a first name; a town in Australia
meeku - a first name
meema - a first name
meena - a first name; the Indian name for the sign of Pisces
meera - a first name
meers - a town in Oklahoma; plural of "meer", a pool or lake
meese - a British river; a comic plural for "mouse"
meeth - meed
meets - encounters; plural of "meet", an athletic competition
megan - a first name
megen - a first name
meggi - a first name
meggs - a first name; marijuana
meggy - a first name
megha - a first name
megin - a first name
megon - a first name
megun - a first name
megyn - a first name
mehdi - a first name
mehra - a scheduled tribe of India
mehri - a first name; a mahri, a native of the Mahra region of the Arabian peninsula
mehry - a first name
mehta - a first name
mehti - a first name
mehul - a first name
meier - a first name
meiji - the reign style of the Japanese emperor Mutsuhito
meika - a first name
meike - a first name
meiko - a first name
meila - a first name
meile - a unit of distance in Germany, of about 7.5 kilometers
meilo - a first name
meine - a household retinue
meins - laments; plural of "mein", a chow mein
meint - mixed
meiny - a household retinue
meira - a first name; a kind of cheese
meism - a self-centered attitude
meist - a self-centered person
meith - a landmark; a measurement; a navagational marker
meizi - a first name
mekal - a first name
mekan - a language
mekes - plural of "meke", a Fijian dance
mekka - the city of Mecca, in Saudi Arabia
melak - a first name
melam - an amorphous compound obtained by heating ammonium thiocyanate
melan - a first name
melas - plural of "mela", an Indian religious festival
melba - a first name; a kind of toast, thinly sliced and narrow
melby - a first name
melch - yielding easily to pressure
melda - a first name
melds - combines
melea - a first name
melee - a riot
meles - a first name; the badger genus
melia - a first name; a genus of East Indian and Australian deciduous trees; an exclamation of surprise
melic - lyric; pertaining to song; a grass
melie - a first name
melih - a first name
melik - malik
melky - a first name
mella - a first name
melle - a first name; a town in Germany
melli - a first name
mello - a town in northern France
mells - combines; meddles; a town in England
mellu - an island in the south Pacific
melly - a first name; mellay
melne - a mill
meloe - a widely distributed genus of oil beetles
melol - a village in Papua New Guinea
melon - a vegetable grown on a vine and best left there
melos - an island of the Cyclades group; plural of "melo", a melodrama; a cymbium
melts - dissolves
melty - like melting; reminiscent of melting; causing melting
melun - a town in France
melva - a first name
melya - a first name
melyn - a first name
memba - a town in Mozambique
memel - a seaport city and surrounding territory in Lithuania
memes - plural of "meme", a hypothetical unit of cultural DNA
memex - Vannevar Bush's proposed name for the personal computer, in 1945
memos - plural of "memo", a memorandum
menad - a first name; a maenad; a frenzied or raging female devotee of Bacchus
menai - a channel of the British Isles
menam - a river in Thailand
mench - a mensch, a substantial human being, a warm and personable soul
menda - a town in Colorado
mende - an African ethnic group; a town in Greece; a town in France
mendi - a first name; a language
mends - repairs
mendy - a first name
mened - lamented
menen - a town in Belgium
menes - a first name; laments
menge - to mix
mengs - mixes
menin - a town in France
menja - a first name
menke - a first name
menko - a Japanese game played with round cards having pictures on them
menna - a first name
menno - a first name
menon - a first name
menow - a minnow
mensa - a table; the grinding part of a tooth; an egghead group; a southern constellation
mense - to honor
mensh - a mensch, a substantial human being, a warm, personable soul
mensk - a town in Belarus, also known as "Minsk"
menta - plural of "mentum", the chin
mente - an inflected form of "menge"
mento - a tradition ballad form of Jamaica
mentu - an ancient Egyptian falcon-headed deity
menus - plural of "menu", a list of choices
menza - a first name
meows - plural of "meow", a cat sound
merah - a first name
merai - a Maori club
merak - a star in the constellation of the Big Dipper; a port town in Indonesia
meral - a first name
merav - a first name
merca - a town in Somalia
merce - a first name
merch - merchandise
merci - a first name
merck - a first name; cocaine
mercs - plural of "merc", a mercenary; a Mercury
mercy - a first name; clemency
merds - plural of "merd", manure
mered - a first name; bounded, marked off
merek - a first name
merel - a first name; a counter in the game of merels
merer - more mere
meres - plural of "mere", a pond
merge - to combine
mergh - marrow
meric - a first name
merie - a first name
meril - a first name; a counter
meris - a first name; an isolated colony of cells; plural of "meri", a Maori war club
merit - a first name; to deserve
merja - a first name
merka - a first name; a town in Somalia
merke - murky
merks - plural of "merk", a Scottish coin
merla - a first name
merle - a first name; a blackbird
merlo - a town in Argentina
merls - plural of "merl", a blackbird
merms - plural of "merm", a pseudohermaphrodite with testes
merna - a first name
meroe - an ancient kingdom of southern Egypt; a town in Sudan
merom - a biblical place
meron - a first name
merop - a dependent peasant in Serbia; the foster mother of Oedipus
meros - the plain surface between the channels of a triglyph; the thigh
merou - a grouper fish
meroz - a biblical place
merri - a first name
merry - a first name; cheerful
merse - to immerse in liquid; a marsh
mersh - financially profitable; commercial
merta - a first name
merti - a first name
merus - the meropodite of a chela, consisting of the enlarged palm of the hand
merva - a first name
mervs - plural of "merv", a silk dress material
meryl - a first name
mesad - toward or on the side toward the mesial plane
mesai - a river in Colombia
mesal - mesial; median
mesas - plural of "mesa", a plateau
mesco - a European cape
mesel - a loathsome person; a leper
mesem - mesembry-anthemum
mesen - another name for Messines, Belgium; myself
meses - plural of "mese", the middle string of the lyre
mesha - a first name; the Indian name for the sign of Aries
meshy - reticulated
mesic - a climate with a medium amount of moisture
mesne - intermediate; an intermediate feudal lord
meson - a subatomic particle
messy - disarranged
mesta - kenaf, an East Indian plant; a river in Bulgaria
mesto - in musical notation, sad and pensive
mesua - a genus of tropical Asiatic resinous trees
mesum - a first name
mesut - a first name
mesyl - methyl-sulfonyl
metad - a small field rat
metae - plural of "meta", a Roman chariot racing pylon or turning post
metal - bullion; courage; ore; a loud, repetitive, guitar-based style of music
metan - a town in Argentina
metas - plural of "meta", a Roman chariot racing pylon or turning post
meted - measured out
metel - the thorn apple
meter - a measurement device; metric unit of length
metes - doles (out); measures
methi - an Indian vegetable
metho - methylated spirits
meths - methylated spirits used as an illicit beverage
methy - methylated spirits
metic - alien
metif - an octaroon
metin - a first name
metis - a first name; a person of mixed French and American Indian ancestry; a moon of Jupiter
metje - a first name
metka - a first name
metol - a white soluble powder used as a photographic developer
metra - a measuring device; the uterus
metre - meter
metro - a subway
metsy - a first name
metta - a first name
mette - a first name
metze - an Austrian unit of measurement
meums - plural of "meum", a thing that is mine
meuse - a French river; a gap or hole in a hedge or wall used by a wild animal
meute - a mew; a cage for hawks
meved - moved
meves - moves
mewed - made cat sounds; confined
mewer - one that mews
mewls - whines
mexal - a variant of "mexical" or "mescal"
mexia - a town in Texas
meyer - a first name
meyne - meinie
meynt - mixed
meyta - a first name
mezen - a town in Russia
mezes - plural of "meze", a Turkish or Greek appetizer
mezza - the feminine form of "mezzo"
mezze - a Middle Eastern buffet of small tasty morsels
mezzo - middle; medium; half
mfuwe - a town in Zambia
mhari - a first name
mhina - a first name
mhorr - a mohr, a west African gazelle
miami - a first name; a city in Florida
miaou - a cat sound
miaow - a cat sound
miasm - a miasma; noxious exhalations from putrescent matter; any of three chronic diseases, according to homeopathy
miass - a town in the Soviet Union
miata - a first name
miaul - to make a cat sound
miaus - makes a cat sound
micah - a first name
mical - a first name
micas - plural of "mica", a mineral; a mentally ill chemical abuser
micci - a first name
micco - a town in Florida
miccy - a first name
micha - a first name
miche - a first name; to hide; to skulk; a loaf of bread
michi - a first name
micho - a first name
micht - might
micil - a first name
micke - a first name
micki - a first name
micks - plural of "Mick", a denigrating name for an Irishman
micky - a first name; an Irish lad
micol - a first name
micos - plural of "mico", a vegetable butter
micra - plural of "micron"
micro - a personal computer; a scandalously short skirt
midas - the king with the golden touch; the larvae of the bean fly
middy - a midshipman; a kind of blouse
midge - a first name; a gnat; one of Barbie's sycophant cronies
midgy - infested with midges
midis - plural of "midi", a mid-length skirt
midon - a cricket position
midst - among
mieke - a first name
mieko - a first name
miens - plural of "mien", a manner
mieny - a group of coworkers
mieso - a town in Ethiopia
mieve - move
miffs - annoys
miffy - a first name; easily annoyed; the devil
mifty - a first name; miffy; easily annoyed; quick to take offence
migas - a Tex-Mex breakfast dish of eggs, cheese, peppers, tomatoes, tortilla chips
migel - a first name
miggi - a first name
miggs - plural of "migg", a sort of marble
might - possibly would; strength
migod - a variant of "my God", an exclamation
migul - a first name
mihai - a first name
mihri - a first name
miiko - a first name
mijak - a village in Kosovo
mikah - a first name
mikal - a first name
miked - supplied with a microphone
mikee - a first name
mikel - a first name
miken - a first name
mikes - plural of "mike", a microphone; a microgram
mikey - a first name
mikia - a first name
mikie - a first name
mikio - a first name
mikir - the Tibeto-Burman language of the Mikir people
mikis - a first name
mikka - a first name
mikki - a first name
mikko - a first name
mikol - a first name
mikra - a miqra; the Hebrew text of the Bible
miksa - a first name
milah - a first name
milan - a first name; a city in Italy
milas - a first name; a town in Turkey; plural of "mila", a Polish unit of measurement of volume
milch - referring to a cow used for giving milk
milda - a first name
milds - plural of "mild", mild ale
miled - ran a mile
milek - a first name
milen - a first name; maslin
miler - a mile runner
miles - a first name; plural of "mile", a unit of distance of 5,280 feet
milev - a town in Algeria
miley - a first name
milha - a unit of measure in Brazil; an African cape
milia - a first name; plural of "milium", millet; a whitehead
milka - a first name
milko - a first name; a milkman
milks - draws milk from a cow
milky - lacteal
milla - a first name; a genus of cormose herbs; a unit of distance of Nicaragua of about 1.1 miles
mille - a first name; one thousand
milli - a first name
millo - millo maize, a variety of sorghum
mills - a first name; churns; grinds; plural of "mill", a factory
milly - a first name; a town in France
milne - a first name
milor - a form of "milord", a term of address for an English aristocrat
milos - a first name; an island; plural of "milo", a cereal
milpa - a cleared jungle area used for farming
milsa - a first name
milts - plural of "milt", fish sperm; the spleen
milty - a first name; containing milt
miltz - stuffed spleen; the milky egg sacs of herring
milya - a first name; a town in Israel
mimas - a satellite of Saturn
mimed - silently indicated
mimeo - a mimeograph
mimer - one who mimes
mimes - silently indicates
mimic - one who mimes
mimir - in Norse myth, a giant who guards the spring of wisdom
mimis - a first name; hysterical fear
mimma - a first name
mimmo - a first name
mimps - speaks in a prissy manner; makes a face
mimsy - an aspect of borogroves, ala Charles Dodgson; prudish or prim
mimus - a genus of birds that includes mockingbirds
mimzy - a first name
minae - plural of "mina", an ancient unit of weight; 50 shekels
minal - a first name
minar - an Islamic lighthouse, tower or minaret
minas - a town in Uruquay; plural of "mina", an ancient unit of weight; 50 shekels
minbu - a town in Burma
mince - to cut finely; to walk with preposterously small steps
minch - a channel of the British Isles
mincy - affected
minda - a first name
mindi - a first name
mindo - a town in Ecuador
minds - watches over; is displeased by
mindy - a first name
mined - dug; containing mines
minel - a first name
miner - a first name; one who mines
mines - plural of "mine", an explosive device; an extensive underground excavation
minge - a midge or biting fly; the female genitals
mingo - a first name; an Iroquois
mings - plural of "Ming", a piece of Chinese porcelain
mingy - stingy, mean, measly
minho - a river flowing from northwest Spain into the Atlantic
minhy - a first name
minie - a first name; an old style conical bullet with hollow base, expands to fit the rifling of the barrel
minik - a first name
minim - a unit of volume of 1/60 of a fluid drachm; a dwarf; a half-note
minis - plural of "mini", a miniskirt; a minivan
minka - a first name
minke - a first name; a kind of whale
minks - plural of "mink", a fur; an unpleasant animal
minna - a first name
minne - a first name
minni - a first name; the ancient name of Armenia
minny - a first name; a minnow
minoo - a first name
minor - a first name; lesser; an under-age person
minos - a mythical king of ancient Crete; plural of "mino", a Japanese raincoat made of grass or straw
minot - a city in North Dakota
minou - a first name
minow - a minnow
minsk - a city in Belarus
minta - a first name
minto - a lake in North America; a town in Scotland
mints - plural of "mint", an herb; a coin factory
minty - a first name; tasting of mint
minuf - a town in Egypt
minum - minim
minus - a drawback; less by a certain amount
minxy - like a minx; devious; crafty; scheming
minya - a first name
miola - a town in Pennsylvania
miqra - the Hebrew text of the Bible
mique - a first name
miraa - khat, a mild narcotic
mirac - the abdomen
mirae - a first name
mirah - a first name
mirak - a town in Armenia
miram - a first name
miran - a first name
mirar - a first name
mirav - a first name
mirco - a first name
mirds - attempts; flirts
mired - stuck in; a unit of measurement of reciprocal color temperature
mirek - a first name
mirel - a first name
miren - a first name
mires - plural of "mire", a bog
mirex - an insecticide
mirey - miry, boggy
mirid - of or relating to the Miridae family of leaf bugs; capsid
mirik - an African cape
mirim - a palindromic lake in Brazil
mirin - a first name; a Japanese sweet rice wine
mirit - a first name
mirja - a first name
mirko - a first name
mirks - plural of "mirk", murk
mirky - gloomy; obscure
mirly - marbled
mirna - a first name
mirny - a diamond mining town in Siberia
miron - a first name
mirow - a fishing village near Berlin
mirra - a first name
mirsa - a first name
mirta - a first name
mirth - a first name; cheerfulness
mirto - a first name
mirvs - plural of "MIRV", multiple independently-targeted reentry vehicles
mirza - a first name; a Persian royal prince
misdo - to err; to sin
miser - a skinflint
mises - plural of "mise", an agreement or settlement
misgo - to go wrongly or badly
misha - a first name
mishi - a first name
misho - a first name
miska - a first name
misky - foggy
misle - to rain in small drops
misli - to rain in small drops
misly - drizzly
mison - a town in central Indochina
misos - plural of "miso", a food paste
misra - a first name
missa - a musical version of the Mass
missi - a first name
missy - a first name; sentimental; namby-pamby
misti - a first name; el Misti, a volcano in South America
mists - plural of "mist", a fog or fine rain
misty - a first name; foggy
mitau - a town in Latvia
mitch - a first name; to play hooky from school
miter - an angle of 45 degrees; an ecclesiastical cap
mites - plural of "mite", a small amount; a tiny parasite; a unit of measurement of 1/24 grain
mitio - a first name
mitis - a kind of wrought iron; a form of disease tending to be less serious than usual
mitja - a first name
mitla - a town in Mexico
mitra - a first name; a Persian sun god; a genus of mollusks with turreted shells
mitre - an angle of 45 degrees; an ecclesiastical cap; an island
mitri - a first name
mitts - plural of "mitt", a thick glove; a hand
mitty - the little petrel; charactonymic nickname for a daydreamer (Thurber's "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty")
mitua - the mitu, a gallinaceous Brazilian bird; a genus of insects
mitul - a first name
mitus - plural of "mitu", a South American currasow
mitya - a first name
mitzi - a first name
miura - a first name
mivan - a first name
mivvy - a marble; a person who is adept at a task
miwok - an Indian people of central California
mixed - combined
mixen - a dung hill or midden
mixer - an implement for mixing; a dance for the unpaired
mixes - combines
mixie - a first name
mixte - a kind of cheese
mixto - tequila made from the minimum of 51% agave
mixum - an apothecary
mixup - a misunderstanding
mizar - a star; a biblical place
mizen - a type of sail used on the mizzenmast; a British cape
mizer - a miser
mizos - plural of "Mizo", a member of a Tibetan-Burmese tribe
mizzy - a bog
mjosa - a European lake
mlada - a first name
mlawa - a town in Poland
mlini - a town in Croatia
mljet - an island in Croatia
mneme - the persistent effect of past experience on a person or race
mnium - a genus of mosses
mnong - a language
moabi - a first name
moabs - plural of "moab", a kind of turban-shaped hat
moala - a first name
moana - the Pacific goat fish
moano - the Pacific goat fish
moans - groans
moany - full of moans; like a moan
moate - to defecate; a town in Eire
moats - plural of "moat", a water-filled trench
moaty - like a moat
mobad - a Parsi priest of the second rank
mobay - Montego Bay, Jamaica
mobby - an alcoholic drink made from fermented fruit juice
mobed - a Parsi priest of the second rank; a Zoroastrian priest
mober - a language
moble - to wrap the head in a hood; to dress grossly; movable property
mobot - a mobile robot, usually self-guided
mobus - a motor bus
mocap - a shortened form of "motion capture", an animation technique
mocha - a chocolatey coffee; a seaport in Yemen; agate; an island in Chile
moche - a packet of silk; an ancient Peruvian civilization
mochs - plural of "moch", misty, humid weather
mochy - moist and warm
mocka - clothing
mocks - disdainfully imitates
mocky - a young mare; a Jew
mocoa - coche; a town in Colombia
mocos - plural of "moco", the rock cavy
modal - moody; a term from logic
moded - caught, found out, or humiliated; carried out the arithmetic "mod" operation
model - an example
modem - a computer communication module ("modulator/demodulator")
moder - the matrix of an astrolabe; a layer of humus between mor and mull
modes - plural of "mode", a manner; a style; a most common value in a data set
modii - plural of "modius", a Roman dry measure
modoc - a Lutuamian people of southwestern Oregon; a person who became a pilot for the glamor; a carnival knockdown dummy
modon - a port in Greece
modul - the modulus or base of a mathematical congruence
modus - a style, method or procedure
moeen - a first name
moeve - to move
moffs - plural of "moff", a Caucasian silk fabric
mofos - plural of "mofo", Oedipus
mogen - a star, used in the Hebrew phrase "mogen David"; a clamp used by a mohel for circumcision
moggs - censors
moggy - a cow or calf; a cat of doubtful ancestry; a north country person; a slattern
mogol - an Altaic language
mogul - a Mongolian; a rich or prominent person
mohan - a first name
mohar - a silver coin of Nepal
mohas - plural of "moha", a kind of millet
mohel - a circumciser
mohen - a first name
moher - a town in Ireland with famous seaside cliffs
mohit - a first name
mohja - a first name
mohms - plural of "mohm", a measure of mechanical mobility
mohoe - mahoe
mohon - a first name
mohos - a genus of honey eating birds
mohrs - plural of "mohr", a west African gazelle
mohur - an Indian gold coin
mohwa - trees of the genus Madhuca; the butter tree
moico - a first name
moien - a first name
moika - a river in Russia, near St Petersburg
moile - a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times
moils - toils incessantly
moina - a first name
moine - of or relating to an epic of the Precambrian era
moira - a first name; fate in Greek mythology
moire - a first name; a watered silk fabric
moise - a first name
moism - a variant of "Mohism", a Chinese philosophy founded by Mozi
moist - slightly wet; a follower of Moism
moits - plural of "moit", a mote; a fragment of stick or dirt in wool
moity - full of moits
moiva - a food fish of the Arctic Ocean
moiwa - a first name
mojos - a south American tribe; plural of "mojo", a magical charm
moken - a coastal tribe of Burma and Thailand
mokes - plural of "moke", a donkey; a fool
mokey - the female genitals
mokis - plural of "moki", a Hopi; a trumpeter fish; a Maori raft
mokos - plural of "moko", a Maori tattooing
mokpo - of or from the city of Mokpo, Korea
moksa - salvation from the bondage of finite existence
mokum - a Japanese alloy used in decorative work on gold or silver objects
mokus - drunk; alcohol; a depressed state
molal - referring to a chemical mole
molar - a tooth; a term from chemistry
molas - a marine fish; plural of "mola", a colorful fabric panel, or a blouse
molbo - a kind of cheese
molde - a town in Norway
molds - fashions; fungi; casting forms
moldy - containing molds; smelling of mold
moled - to make or traverse underground passages
molee - a Syrian fish "preparation" (prepare yourself!)
molek - a variant of "Moloch"
moles - plural of "mole", a burrowing animal; a skin defect; a jetty; a specific number of molecules
molet - mullet
moley - a potato; a gang weapon of a potato studded with razors
molga - a first name
molge - triturus; the newt genus
molia - a first name
molid - of or relating to the Molidae family of fish
molka - a town in Australia
molla - a first name; a mullah
molle - the pepper tree
molli - a first name
mollo - drunk
molls - plural of "moll", a mobster mistress
molly - a first name; a pet fish; the wagtail bird
molpe - a town in Sri Lanka
molto - musical notation for "very much"
molts - sheds old skin
molty - molten; molting; referring to shed skin
momen - a first name
momes - plural of "mome", a fool; a clown
momma - mother
momme - a Japanese unit of weight equal to 3.75 grams
mommy - mother
momoe - a first name
momoh - a first name
momot - a motmot, a long-tailed passerine bird
momus - the Greek god of ridicule; a complainer; a carping critic
momza - a general term of address, abusive or familiar
monad - a singleton; a single cell organism; the subject of an essay by Leibniz
monae - a first name
monah - a first name
monal - a pheasant
monas - a monad; plural of "mona", a small long-tailed monkey
monax - the yaffle, or green woodpecker; the woodchuck
monay - a first name
monca - a first name
monde - society; the world; a coterie
mondo - a Zen question and answer method; extreme
mondy - a first name
monea - a first name
monee - a first name
monel - a nickel-copper-iron-manganese alloy
moner - a hypothetical simplest protozoan; a non-nucleated protoplasmic body
mones - moans
monet - a first name; anything that looks good til you get up close to it
money - evil's root; large rocks found in Yap Island
mongi - a river in New Guinea
mongo - a first name; a Mongolian coin; a dimwit in "Blazing Saddles"; the realm of Ming the Merciless; mungo; greatly; a town in Chad; salvagable trash
mongs - plural of "mong", an idiot
mongu - a town in Zambia
mongy - stupid; idiotic
monia - a first name
monic - a first name; in mathematics, characterized by a coefficient of 1.
monie - many
monja - a first name
monks - plural of "monk", a member of a fraternal religious order; a printing inkstain
monna - a first name
monos - plural of "mono", an infectious disease
monox - the crowberry
monro - a first name
monte - a first name; a game like faro; a quickie three-card gambling game
month - a unit of time of about 30 days, slightly longer than a paycheck
monti - a first name
monto - the run-down low-life section of Dublin near Montgomery Street
montu - a first name
monty - a first name; part of the phrase "the full monty", meaning "everything"
monya - a first name
monza - a city in northern Italy
monze - an Asian cape; a town in Zambia
mooca - marijuana
mooch - to sponge off another person
moods - plural of "mood", an emotional state
moody - emotional; gloomy
mooed - made cow sounds
mooer - a cow
mooey - rotten; the face; the mouth
mooka - a town in Japan
mooks - plural of "mook", a lower class angry young white rap metal fan; a book produced in the form of a magazine
moola - money
mooli - a long white carrot-like root found in Asia
mools - plural of "mool", a soft fertile soil
mooly - muley, hornless
moons - bares the buttocks; plural of "moon", a satellite
moony - dreamy
moops - nibbles, browses
moore - a first name
mooro - a first name
moors - plural of "moor", a fen; a Spanish Arab
moory - sterile; boggy; a cloth; like a moor
moosa - a unit of weight in Cyprus
moose - the elk
moosh - the face
moota - marijuana or a marijuana cigarette
mooth - a mouth
moots - brings up for debate; makes moot
moove - move
mopan - an Indian people of northeast Guatemala
moped - a motorized scooter; was dejected
moper - one who mopes
mopes - is dejected
mopey - in a dejected mood
mophy - a homosexual
mopla - a group of Islamic inhabitants of southwest India
moppy - tipsy; befuddled; like a mop
mopsa - a first name
mopsy - a first name; an untidy or homely woman; a moppet
mopti - a town in Mali
mopup - a final cleaning up
mopus - someone who mopes; a drone; cash; a small coin; a half penny
moqor - a city in Afghanistan
moqui - moki, a Hopi
morad - a first name
morae - the 113 Japanese syllables; plural of "mora", a unit of prosodic metrical time; inexcusable and blameable delay
morag - a first name; a Celtic worm-like monster; an Israeli settlement in Gaza
moral - ethical
moran - a first name; a town in Papua New Guinea
morar - a town in Scotland
moras - plural of "mora", a unit of prosodic metrical time; inexcusable and blameable delay
morat - a beverage made of honey flavored with mulberry juice; a town in Switzerland
moray - a first name; a type of eel
morbi - plural of "morbus", a disease; a town in India
morbs - a morbid mood
morda - a British river
mordi - a first name
mordy - a first name
morea - a first name; a modern name for the Peloponnesus
mored - filtered through the "more" program
moree - a town in Australia
moreh - a town in India
morel - a first name; a cherry; a nightshade mushroom
mores - manners or morals; larger quantities
morey - a first name
morga - a Polish unit of land area of about 1.4 acres
moria - a first name; folly
moric - of or obtained from fustic
morie - a first name
moril - a morel; a mushroom
morin - a yellow coloring matter obtained from the fustic tree
morio - a first name
moris - a first name
morit - a first name
moriz - a first name
morla - a first name
morly - a first name
mormo - a bugbear
morna - a first name
morne - a blunted lance used for tilting; mournful, dreary; an Asian cape
morns - plural of "morn", a morning
moroc - the honey guide
moron - a dimwit; a town in Argentina; a town in Venezuela
moros - plural of "Moro", a Muslim people of the southern Philippines
morph - to transform from one shape to another; morphine; a hermaphrodite
morra - a first name; mora, an Italian finger-matching game
morri - a first name
morro - a rounded hill
morry - a first name
morse - a first name; a telegraph code; any code; a walrus; a seahorse; the clasp of a cope
morta - one of the Roman goddesses of fate
morth - in Teutonic law, a murder without extenuation, such as by poisoning or witchcraft
morts - plural of "mort", a signal played on a hunting horn to denote a kill; a stick entangled in wool
morty - a first name
morum - a clever trick
morus - a genus of trees of the nettle family; plural of "Moru", a people of the Sudan
morwe - morrow
mosed - the past tense of "mose", found only in Shakespeare's phrase "mose in the chine"
mosel - the Moselle river
mosen - a first name
moser - a huge number, defined by repeated exponentiation, due to Leo Moser
moses - a first name; a lawgiver; the present tense of "mose"
mosey - to amble or stroll
mosgu - musgu, a people of the central Sudan
mosha - a first name
moshe - a first name
moshi - a town in Tanzania
mosie - a first name
mosks - plural of "mosk", a mosque
mosky - marijuana
mossi - a people of the west central Sudan
mosso - a musical notation meaning "quickly"
mossy - covered with moss
mosta - a town in Malta
moste - past tense of "may"
mosts - plural of "most", the largest quantity
mosul - a town in northern Iraq opposite the ruins of Nineveh; light brown to yellow brown
mosuo - a tribal people of southwestern China
mosya - a first name
mosze - a first name
motch - to eat little, slowly and quietly
moted - dusty
motel - a motor hotel
moten - a dialect plural participle of "might"
motes - plural of "mote", a small particle
motet - a vocal composition in polyphonic style for church service
motey - containing many small particles
moths - plural of "moth", a drab night-flying insect
mothy - moth-ridden
motif - a theme
motoo - a first name
motor - an engine
motos - plural of "moto", one of the heats in a cross-country motorcycle race
motsa - a big gambling win; a certainty
motte - a first name; a small group of trees on the prairie; part of a motte-and-bailey castle
motti - a first name
motto - a byword; a slogan
motts - plural of "mott", a small group of trees; a hoople; the female genitals
motty - a first name; having motes
motus - plural of "motu", a Polynesian reef islet with vegetation
motza - a certainty
motzi - a Hebrew blessing over bread
mouch - to mooch; to skulk
moudy - mole
moued - made a moue; pouted
mouer - one who moues
moues - makes a moue; plural of "moue", a pout
mouin - a first name
mouki - a first name
moula - moola, money
mould - a blight; rotted leaves; a casting form
moule - a mussel
mouli - to chop marijuana in a parsley grinder
mouls - covers with soil
moult - to cast off feathers
mouna - a first name
mound - a heap; a swelling
mount - to climb upon; a steed; a mountain
moups - nibbles; munches
mouri - an early Dutch settlement in west Africa
mourn - to lament
mousa - a first name
mouse - a cheese lover; a computer input device
moust - musk
mousy - quiet; mouselike
mouth - an oral cavity; a debouchment of a river
moved - changed position
mover - one who moves
moves - changes position
movie - a motion picture
mowas - plural of "mowa", a mahua
mowed - cut down
mowen - mown
mower - a person or instrument that cuts down
mowes - mows
mowha - mahua
mowie - mool
mowra - trees of the genus Madhuca; the butter tree
mowth - a mowing
moxas - plural of "moxa", a Chinese plant
moxie - nerve; spunk; a defunct Coca Cola rival
moyas - plural of "moya", a volcanic mud
moyen - means; medium in position or size
moyez - a first name
moyhu - a town in Australia
moyle - a kind of shoe; a mining wedge or drill; a mule
moyls - plural of "moyl", a mule
moyna - a first name
moyra - a first name
mozed - raised the nap on cloth
mozes - a first name; raises the nap on cloth
mozia - an island off Sicily
mozos - plural of "mozo", a manual laborer
mozza - good fortune
mozzy - a mosquito
mpika - a town in Zambia
mpoko - a river in the Central African Republic
mpoto - a language
mpret - an Albanian ruler, back when they had them
msasa - a tree of southern Rhodesia
mtawa - a first name; a hermit
muang - a tribe in Southeast Asia
muath - a first name
muces - plural of "muce", a muse; a muset
mucho - very; much
mucic - a dibasic crystalline acid
mucid - musty, moldy, slimy
mucin - a mucous membrane protein
mucip - a first name
mucks - manures; clears out stables
mucky - filthy
mucor - moldiness; a genus of mold fungi
mucro - a stiff sharp point
mucus - a thick watery sticky biological fluid
mudar - madar; a medicinal herb
muddy - full of mud
mudge - a low-crowned circular woman's hat
mudir - an Eastern governor
mudki - a town in India, site of a famous battle
mudra - a Yoga hand gesture symbolizing a specific psychospiritual quality
mudzi - a district in Zimbabwe
mueen - a first name
muffs - bungles; plural of "muff", a warmer made of fur
muffy - a first name
mufid - a first name
mufti - civilian clothes; a Muslim priest
mufty - civilian clothes
muggo - a tea break
muggs - makes funny faces, perhaps in honor of a television monkey of the 50's
muggy - warm and damp; drunk
mugil - the genus of the mullet fish
mugla - a town in Turkey
mugur - a first name
muhly - a perennial grass
muick - a British river
muids - plural of "muid", a hogshead
muike - a first name; a town in Estonia
muils - plural of "muil", a mule
muire - a first name
muirs - plural of "muir", a variant of "moor"
muist - musk
mujab - a first name
mujik - a muzhik, a Russian peasant
mukah - a town in Indonesia
mukri - an ancient Kurdish people of Persia
mukta - a first name
mukti - moksha
mukul - a first name
mukur - a town in Afghanistan
mulat - a first name
mulch - manure; grass clippings, wood chips and other detritus used in gardening
mulct - to penalize; to defraud
mulde - a river in eastern Germany that empties into the Elbe
muled - a kind of coin striking
mules - plural of "mule", a beast of burden; a slipper
muley - stubborn; hornless; a hornless cow
mulga - an Australian acacia tree; the bush or outback; an unpleasant situation; a town in Alabama
mulla - a mullah; money
mulls - considers
mulms - plural of "mulm", the organic odoriferous sediment found in fish tanks
mulse - mulled wine
mulsh - mulch
mults - plural of "mult", a fee for corn-grinding
multy - bad, unpleasant
muluc - the ninth day of the Mayan religious month
mumbi - a first name
mumbo - obfuscation
mumby - a town in England
mumms - performs or parades in disguise
mummy - a preserved corpse; a bituminous drug
mumps - a viral infection commonly caught in childhood
mumsy - a mother
mumus - plural of "mumu", a muumuu
munch - to chew on
muncy - a town in Pennsylvania
munda - a group of languages of central India; the Latin name of Mantua, Spain
mundo - a first name
mundy - a first name
munga - the bonnet monkey; food; a smoke during work
munge - to munch
mungo - a first name; mung bean; urd; shoddy; a Mongolian coin; a poor type of wool, similar to but superior to shoddy!
mungs - plural of "mung", a crowd; chickenfeed
mungy - gloomy; messy
munia - a first name; a passerine bird
munib - a first name
munin - in Norse mythology, one of two raven companions of Odin, representing memory
munio - a first name
munir - a first name
munis - plural of "muni", a state or local goverment security; a Hindu hermit sage
munja - a tough Asiatic grass; a meal
munna - a first name
munne - the face
munni - a first name
munns - the mouth
munnu - romance
munny - a first name
munro - a first name; any mountain in Scotland over 3,000 feet high
munta - a black African
munts - plural of "munt", a muntu
muntu - a black person
muogh - a pig
muong - an ethnic group from Vietnam
muons - plural of "muon", a subatomic particle
muppy - an acronym: "Medical Urban Professional" or "Mature Urban Professional"
murad - a first name
mural - a wall painting
muran - the language of the Mura people of Brazil
muras - plural of "mura", a Japanese village
murat - a first name; a river of eastern Turkey
muray - an eel-like fish
murch - a fat woman
murdo - a first name; a town in South Dakota
mured - immured
mures - immures; provides with a wall; a river in Romania
murex - Tyrian purple dye; a snail which, when crushed, yields a purple dye
murfy - a first name
murga - a popular musical theater style in Uruguay
muria - a Gond hill people of India
murid - a small rodent
murks - plural of "murk", obscurity; gloom
murky - dark; turbid
murle - a first name; a language
murli - a first name
murlo - an Etruscan archeological site near Siena, Italy
murls - crumbles
murly - crumbly
murmi - a people living on the boundary of Nepal and Sikkim
murol - a kind of cheese
muron - myron
murph - a first name; sleep
murra - fluorspar, a mineral used by the ancient Romans for fine vases and cups
murre - the razorbilled auk, a diving bird
murrs - plural of "murr", a diving bird
murry - a first name; an eel-like fish; merry
murth - plenty; abundance
murti - a first name
murup - moorup
murut - a tribe of Indonesian Borneo
murva - an Asiatic bowstring hemp
murwa - a first name; a town in the Himalayas
murza - one of the hereditary nobility among the tatars
musae - plural of "musa", a genus of large perennial plants
musaf - an additional morning service on the Jewish Sabbath
musal - of or pertaining to the Muses
musan - a town in North Korea
musar - a Jewish religious and ethical movement stressing discipline and piety; a wandering musician
musas - plural of "musa", a genus of large perennial plants
musca - the fly genus; the constellation of the fly
musci - a class including the mosses
mused - imagined; pondered
musei - a language
muser - one who muses
muses - imagines; plural of "muse", one of 9 Greek goddesses associated with the arts
muset - a gap in a fence or hedge
musgu - a people of the central Sudan
musha - an interjection expressing surprise; the owner of a new taxi; a town in Egypt
mushe - a Syrian or Chinese person
mushy - pulpy; sentimental
music - the food of love
musie - a first name
musin - a first name
musit - a gap in a fence, through which an animal can pass
muski - muscatel
musks - plural of "musk", a strong perfume derived from certain animals
musky - smelling of musk; muscatel; variant of "muskie", a fish
musos - plural of "muso", a humorless pedantic music enthusiast
mussa - a first name
musse - a scramble, a disturbance
musso - lahu
mussy - messy
musta - a slang form of "must have"; a pattern or design
musth - a very dangerous state of sexual frenzy occurring in male elephants
musts - plural of "must", a thing that has to be done; unfermented grape juice
musty - unaired
mutaa - a first name
mutah - a marijuana cigarette
mutas - plural of "muta", a musical direction meaning "change"; a Moslem usufruct marriage
mutch - a close-fitting cap worn by babies and old women
muted - muffled; diminished
muter - a first name; a muffler; more mute
mutes - muffles; plural of "mute", a person who cannot speak
mutex - the primary synchronization object in the Posix threads form of parallel programming
mutha - a fan of heavy metal rock music; a contemptuous reference to a person
mutia - a first name
mutic - muticate; pointless; blunt
mutie - a skate-boarding adept, short for "mutant"
mutis - plural of "muti", traditional African medicine or witch doctoring
muton - the smallest section of genetic material that, when changed, results in a mutation
mutsu - a town in Japan
mutts - plural of "mutt", a dog of doubtful descent
mutul - another name for Tikal, a Mayan city-state
mutur - a town in Sri Lanka
mutzu - a Japanese variety of apple
muxed - spoiled; multiplexed
muxes - multiplexes; plural of "mux", a drill for making wampum
muzak - a trademarked background music wallpaper company; bland deracinated syrup music
muzed - mused
muzes - muses
muzon - a Central American cape
muzzi - a first name
muzzy - a first name; dazed; confused; blurred; drunk
mvule - a huge African timber tree
mwaka - a first name
mwami - the king of Ruanda
mwepu - a first name
mwera - a language
mweru - a lake in the Congo
mwila - a first name
myall - an Australian hardwood tree; an uncivilized native; a person in an unfamiliar environment
myarn - a first name
mycah - a first name
mydan - maidan
myers - a first name
myips - a myope, a person having myopy
mykal - a first name
mykel - a first name
myken - a town in Norway
mylae - the Latin name for Milazzo, Italy
mylan - a first name
mylar - a kind of synthetic membrane
mylee - a first name
mylen - a first name
myles - a first name
mylon - a first name
mynah - an Asian bird
mynas - plural of "myna" or "mynah", an Asian bird
myndy - a first name
myner - an Australian seal
mynga - a first name
mynor - a first name
myoid - like muscle
myoma - a benign muscle tumor
myope - a short-sighted person
myops - plural of "myop", a short-sighted person
myopy - myopia
myrah - a first name
myran - a first name
myria - a first name
myrka - a first name
myrle - a first name
myrna - a first name
myron - a first name; a famous Greek sculptor
myrrh - a kind of incense
myrta - a first name
myrth - a first name
mysel - myself
mysia - an ancient country in northwest Asia Minor
mysid - a small crustacean
mysis - the opossum shrimp
mysti - a first name
mytch - a first name
mythi - plural of "mythos", a fundamental mythical story
myths - plural of "myth", a legend
mythy - resembling or containing myths
myxae - plural of "myxa", the end of a bird mandible
myxie - the disease myxomatosis
myxon - a fish of the mullet family
mzees - plural of "mzee", in Africa, an old person
myzel - a first name
mzina - a North African desert tribe
mzuri - all right
mzuzi - a first name
naafi - the British Naval Army and Air Force Institute
naama - a first name
naams - plural of "naam", distraint of chattels
naans - plural of "naan", a round flat Indian bread
nabak - a language of Papua, New Guinea
nabal - a first name; a man who refused tribute to King David
nabam - a crystalline fungicide
nabby - an open sailboat
nabee - aconite poison
nabel - the navel
nabes - plural of "nabe", a neighborhood movie theater
nabid - referring to the Nabidae
nabih - a first name
nabil - a first name
nabis - plural, a group of four French artists of the 19th century
nabit - crushed candy
nabks - plural of "nabk", the Christ's thorn plant
nabla - a mathematical symbol of an inverted delta; an ancient triangular musical instrument
nabob - a wealthy individual
nacfa - an Eritrean monetary unit
nache - the rump
nacho - a tortilla chip
nacia - a first name
nacim - a first name
nacks - a disease of chickens, similar to croup
nacky - ingenious
nacre - mother-of-pearl
nacry - pearly
nacul - referring to architectural design that strives for integration with the environment
nadab - a first name; a son of Aaron, father of Appaim
nadas - plural of "nada", meaning "nothing"
nadav - a first name
nadde - didn't have
nadea - a first name
nader - a first name
nadey - a first name
nadia - a first name
nadif - a first name
nadim - a first name
nadir - a first name; a low point
nadja - a first name
nadje - a first name
nador - a town in Morocco
nadya - a first name
naeem - a first name
naeve - a birthmark; a blemish
naevi - plural of "naevus", a birthmark
nafas - a first name
naffs - plural of "naff", an incompetent person
naffy - from "NAAFI", the canteen
nafka - a prostitute
nafta - the North American Free Trade Association
nafud - an Arabian desert
nagar - a region of Pakistan
nagas - plural of "naga", a people of the Naga hills in Burma; a Hindu race of spirits; a naked holy man
naggy - querulous
nagib - a first name
nagid - a first name; a Jewish ruler in medieval Spain and Egypt
nagji - a first name
nagla - a first name
nagor - a Senegal antelope
nagqu - a town and district in Tibet
nagwa - a first name
nahab - a first name
nahal - a people of the central hills of India; an Israeli army corps doing frontier settlement
nahda - a first name
nahed - a first name
nahid - a first name
nahin - a first name
nahit - a first name
nahla - a first name
nahma - a first name
nahor - a first name; a brother of Abraham
nahua - Nahuatl, various people of ancient origin in central America
nahum - a first name; a biblical prophet
nahya - a village in Egypt
naiad - a first name; a water nymph
naiak - a town in Afghanistan
naias - a genus of submerged aquatic plants; plural of "naia", a venomous snake
naida - a first name
naide - a first name
naids - plural of "naid", a small freshwater annelid
naief - a first name
naifs - plural of "naif", a naive person
naiki - an Indian language
naiks - plural of "naik", an Indian corporal
naila - a first name
naile - a first name
nails - plural of "nail", a metal fastener; a fingernail; a unit of length of 2.25 inches
naily - full of nails
naima - a first name
naina - a first name
naini - a first name
nains - plural of "nain", a Negrille, a tribe living in the Congo
naios - plural of "naio", the ngaio, or bastard sandalwood tree
naipo - an island in Colombia
naira - a first name; a monetary unit of Nigeria
nairm - a first name
nairn - a first name; a resort town, and historic county of northern Scotland; a town in Louisiana
nairo - a first name
nairs - plural of "nair", a begti; an Indian otter
nairy - nary; not any
naisa - a first name
naish - nesh
naive - artless; having little wisdom or experience
naiym - a first name
najaf - a town in Iraq
najah - a first name
najai - a first name
najam - a first name
najas - plural of "naja", a venomous snake
najat - a first name
najdi - an Arab people living in the region of Kuwait
najee - a first name
najeh - a first name
najia - a first name
najib - a first name
najim - a first name
najin - a port city in North Korea, near Russia
najis - something unclean under Islamic law
najja - a first name
najji - a first name
najla - a first name
najma - a first name
najwa - a first name
nakea - a first name
naked - unclothed; bare
naker - a kettle drum
nakes - makes naked
nakfa - an Eritrean monetary unit, and excuse for a war with Ethiopia
nakhe - a town in Egypt
nakhi - a mount people of southwest China
nakia - a first name
nakir - an Islamic examiner of the dead
nakki - a first name
nakoo - the gavial
nakos - a first name
nalan - a first name
nalas - plural of "nala", a nulla, a ravine
naldo - a first name
naled - an insecticide
nales - plural of "nale", an ale
nalin - a first name
nalka - a border town in India
nalla - a variant of "nullah", a ravine
nalls - plural of "nall", an awl
namad - variant of "numdah"
namal - a first name
naman - a first name; in Vedism and Hinduism, the characteristic sign or mark of an object
namas - a first name; plural of "nama", a Hottentot people of Namibia
namaz - Islamic worship or prayer
namba - a traditional Japanese walking style, right arm with right foot (!)
nambe - a Tanoan people of New Mexico
namby - in the phrase "namby pamby", babyish, excessively cute, effeminate; a weak cowardly person
namcy - a town in Yakutia
namda - a kind of carpet
named - called; identified by name
namer - a first name; one who names
names - plural of "name", a title; an identifier
namia - a first name
namib - a desert in southwest Africa
namid - a first name
namir - a first name
namit - a first name
namki - a Chinese island
nammy - an award for Native American music
namoi - an Australasian river
nampa - a town in Idaho
nampo - a first name; a city in North Korea
namur - a city in southern Belgium, on the Meuse river
nanae - a village in Japan
nanai - a Tungusic people of Siberia and Manchuria
nanao - a town in Japan
nanas - plural of "nana", a grandmother
nanay - a first name; a Tungusic people of Siberia and Manchuria
nance - a first name
nanci - a first name
nancy - a first name; a city in northeast France
nanda - a first name
nande - a tribe of the Congo
nandi - a type of bear; the bull companion of Shiva; an African tribe, and its language
nando - a first name
nands - performs the logical operation of an exclusive or
nandu - a rhea or American ostrich
nanga - a small Nubian harp
nanmu - a durable lumber of western China
nanna - a first name; in Norse mythology, the wife of Balder; the Sumerian god of the moon
nanni - a first name
nannu - a first name
nanny - a first name; a child minder; a female goat
nanon - a first name
nanor - a first name
nansi - a first name
nanti - no; none; nothing
nanto - a horse
nants - no; none; nothing
nanty - no; none; nothing; an exclamation meaning "Be quiet!"
nantz - brandy
nanuk - a first name
nanxy - a first name
naoji - a first name
naoki - a first name
naoko - a first name
naoma - a first name
naomi - a first name; the biblical mother-in-law of Ruth
naomy - a first name
naoto - a first name
naoya - a first name
napas - plural of "napa", a soft leather
napea - a first name
naped - having a particular kind of nape
napes - plural of "nape", the back of the neck
napha - a perfume distilled from orange flowers
napoo - finished; to put an end to; nothing
nappa - a kind of soft leather for clothing; Chinese cabbage
nappe - a rock formation; one half of a double cone
nappy - a first name; a diaper; drowsy; kinky
napus - plural of "napu", a Javanese muskdeer
narah - a first name
naras - a first name; a spiny South African desert shrub
narbo - a dull uninteresting person; a former name for Narbonnes, in southern France
narco - a narcotics dealer
narcs - narks
narda - a first name
narde - spikenard
nardo - a first name; a town in Italy
nards - plural of "nard", spikenard; an unguent; a testicle
nardu - clover
nardy - smelling of nard
naren - a first name
nares - plural of "naris", a nostril
narew - a river in northeast Poland
narfi - a first name
naric - of the nostrils
naris - a first name; a nostril
narka - a town in Kansas
narks - snitches on; nitrogen narcosis; plural of "nark", a narcotics agent
narky - irritable; a narcotic drug
narly - a first name; gnarly
narok - a town in Kenya
naros - one of the Cyclades Islands
narra - a Philippine mahogany tree
narre - near
narva - a seaport in Estonia
narwe - narrow
narym - a town in western Siberia
nasab - a town in Afghanistan
nasal - of the nose, its intonations, or temporary contents
nasat - a hazard
nasca - variant of "nazca", an Indian culture of Peru that preceded the Incas
nasch - a unit of weight in Arabia
naser - a first name
nasha - a first name
nashi - na-khi; a variety of Japanese pear
nasho - national service
nasia - a first name
nasif - a first name
nasik - a town in India; an elaborate magic square formed there
nasim - a first name
nasir - a first name
nasit - a first name
nason - a kind of flute
nasry - a first name
nassa - a dog whelk or its shell
nasty - unpleasant; mean; foul
nasua - a genus of mammals including the coati
nasus - the nose; a prolongation of the front of the head in cranes and termites
nasya - a first name
natal - a first name; nascent; initial; a province of South Africa; a seaport in Brazil
natan - a first name
natch - slang for "naturally"; the rump
nates - plural of "natis", a buttock
nathe - a nave
natia - a first name
natie - a first name
natis - a single buttock, though usually found in pairs
natja - a first name
natka - a first name
natko - a first name
natsh - a thorny plant of the Middle East
natte - interlaced ornamentation; a woven basket
natti - a first name
natto - a Japanese breakfast food of odiferous slimy beans
natty - a first name; well dressed
natya - a first name
nauha - a ritual Shia lamentation
nauky - resourceful
nauns - a first name
naunt - an aunt
nauru - an island in Micronesia
nause - to nauseate; a nauseating unpleasant person; a disgusting problem
nausy - nauseating
nauta - a town in Peru
naval - of the navy
navan - a town in Ireland
navar - an air navigation system
navek - a first name
navel - the belly button, which Adam and Eve might not have had
naven - a town in Sweden
naver - a British river
naves - plural of "nave", the main part of a church; the central part of a wheel
navet - the rape plant
navew - the wild turnip
navia - a first name
navid - a first name
navin - a first name
navit - a first name
navon - a first name; a psychological test picture of a large letter made of smaller letters
navot - a first name
navus - a spot or birthmark
navvy - an excavating machine; a manual laborer
nawab - an Eastern viceroy
nawaf - a first name
nawal - a first name
nawaq - a first name
nawar - a first name
nawat - a first name
nawky - resourceful
nawls - plural of "nawl", an awl
naxis - plural of "Naxi", a culture of Yunnan province, near Burma and Tibet
naxos - a Greek island in the Aegean Sea, where Iphigenia was sacrificed
nayab - a first name
nayad - a first name
nayan - a first name
nayar - a people of the Malabar coast of India
naybo - no
nayed - said no; refused
nayef - a first name
nayla - a first name
nayts - refuses; denies
nazan - a first name
nazar - a first name; a gift, given upon introduction, to one's superior
nazca - an Indian culture of Peru that preceded the Incas; a town in Peru
nazes - plural of "naze", a cape; a headland
nazie - drunk
nazih - a first name
nazik - a first name
nazim - a first name; a military governor in India
nazir - an Indian bailiff
nazis - plural of "Nazi", a member of an infamous German political party; an irrational tyrant
nazli - a first name
nazmi - a first name
nazra - a village in Afghanistan
nazwa - a town in Oman
nazyf - a first name
ndali - a language
ndara - a town in Kenya
ndele - a town in the Central African Republic
ndeye - a first name
ndiri - a first name
ndola - a town in Zambia, near where Dag Hammarskjold's plane crashed
ndora - a town in east Africa
ndoua - a Pacific cape
ndudi - a first name
neafe - nieve
neafs - plural of "neaf", the fist
neagh - a British island
neala - a first name
neale - a first name
neall - a first name
neals - anneals
nealy - a first name
neaps - plural of "neap", a tide at its lowest range
nears - approaches
neary - a first name
neath - below; a town in Wales
neato - an exclamation of excitement and anticipation
neats - plural of "neat", a bovine
neaty - nifty; neat
nebby - saucy; overly inquisitive; nosey
nebek - a nabk
nebel - a Jew's harp
nebes - a first name
nebra - a town in Germany
necha - a first name
nechi - a river in Colombia
necho - a first name; the Egyptian pharoah killed by Josiah
necia - a first name
necie - a first name
necip - a first name
necks - makes out; plural of "neck", the part that connect the head to the body
necla - a first name
necro - necrotic enteritis
nedao - a battle site where the Germans defeated the Romans in 454 AD
nedda - a first name
neddi - a first name
neddy - a first name; a donkey
nedim - a first name
nedra - a first name
needs - requires
needy - lacking; indigent; whining
neefy - a first name
neeka - a first name
neela - a first name
neeld - a needle
neele - a needle; darnel, an annual grass
neeli - a first name
neely - a first name
neema - a first name
neemb - an East Indian tree
neeme - a first name
neems - plural of "neem", an East Indian tree
neena - a first name
neeps - plural of "neep", a turnip
neera - a first name
neeru - a first name
neese - to sneeze
neeta - a first name
neeti - a first name
neetu - a first name
neeze - to sneeze
nefen - a first name
neffs - a town in Pennsylvania
neffy - a nephew
nefud - an Arabian desert
nefyn - a town in England
negad - a first name
negar - a first name
negat - a first name; no
negba - a town in the West Bank
neger - English dialect for "negro"
negev - a Middle Eastern desert
negla - a first name
negoi - a mountain peak in Romania
negre - black
negro - a black person; a river in South America
negus - a alcoholic drink of wine, sugar, nutmeg and lemon; an Abyssinian king
nehru - a first name; a collarless jacket
neicy - a first name
neife - a female serf
neifi - a first name
neifs - plural of "neif", a fist
neigh - a horse sound
neihl - a first name
neila - a first name
neile - a first name
neili - a first name
neill - a first name
neils - a first name
neira - an island in Indonesia
neist - next
neiva - a first name; a town in Colombia
neive - a nieve; a neif; a fist
nejat - a first name
nejdi - an inhabitant of the inland state of Nejd in Saudi Arabia
nejib - a first name
nelda - a first name
neleh - a first name
nelek - a first name
nelia - a first name
nelie - a first name
nelis - a winter pear
nelja - a first name
nelka - a first name
nella - a first name
nelle - a first name
nelli - a first name
nello - a first name
nellu - a first name
nelly - a first name; effeminate
nelma - a first name; inconnu; a Siberian fish
nelse - a first name
nelva - a first name
neman - a river on the border of Lithuanian and Kaliningrad
nemas - plural of "nema", a nematode
nemat - a first name
nembe - a town in Nigeria
nemea - a city in ancient Greece, home of the biennial Nemean Games
nemer - a first name
nemic - referring to nematodes
nemns - names
nempt - named
nenad - a first name
neneh - a first name
nenes - plural of "nene", a Hawaiian goose
nenet - a first name
nenia - an elegy; a funeral song
nenno - a first name
nenta - a chronic nervous disease of grazing animals
neoid - the curve made by a ship at the waterline
neola - a first name
neoma - a first name
neomi - a first name
neomy - a first name
neona - a first name
neons - plural of "neon", a gaseous element; a dead fish found in aquariums
neony - like neon; full of neon
neoza - a tall Himalayan pine
nepal - an Asian country
nepas - plural of "nepa", an animal of a genus of aquatic hemipterous insects
neper - a first name; a power ratio unit
nephi - a first name
nepid - the water scorpion
nepit - a nit, a unit of information equal to 1.44 bits (a "Naperian digit")
nerds - plural of "nerd", an unimaginative misfit
nerdy - like an unimaginative misfit who slightly alters one definition to get another for free
nerea - a first name
nerfs - plural of "nerf", a sponge toy
neria - a first name
nerin - a first name
nerio - a first name
neris - a river in Lithuania
nerka - an important kind of sockeye salmon
nerks - plural of "nerk", a fool
nerly - a first name
nerma - a first name
nerol - a fragrant unsaturated alcohol
neron - a first name
nerre - nearer
nerts - an interjection expressing exasperation; nonsense
nertz - nerts
nerve - pluck; impudence; an organ of sensation
nervi - plural of "nervus", a nerve
nervy - vigorous; impudent
neryn - a town in Kyrgyzstan
nerys - a first name
nesar - a first name
nesco - a town in New Jersey
neses - plural of "nese", variant of "nose"
nesha - a first name
nesia - a first name
nesim - a first name
neski - an Arabic cursive script used in scientific and religious texts
nesma - a first name
nesri - a first name
nessa - a first name
nessi - a first name
nessy - a first name; a nickname for the spurious Loch Ness monster
nesta - a first name
nests - plural of "nest", a bird nursery
nesty - of, like, or containing nests; nasty
neter - a unit of weight in Ethiopia
netes - plural of "nete", the highest string of the lyre
nethe - a river in Belgium
netia - a first name
netie - a first name
netis - a first name
netop - a crony; a term of address meaning "friend", employed by early Americans to Indians
netta - a first name
netti - a first name
netts - plural of "nett", a net
netty - a first name; meshy; reticulated; funny
neuck - an unimportant person
neuks - plural of "neuk", a nook; a corner or end of a coal face
neuma - a musical phrase
neume - a musical phrase; a medieval musical pitch notation
neums - plural of "neum", a musical phrase
neura - plural of "neuron"
neuro - neurology
neuse - a river in North Carolina
neuss - a town in Germany
neuza - a first name
neval - referring to a nevus or birthmark
nevan - a first name
nevat - a unit of weight in Arabia
nevel - to punch
neven - a first name
never - not ever
neves - plural of "neve", a grainy snow
nevew - nephew
nevia - a first name
nevil - a first name
nevin - a first name
nevis - one of the Leeward Islands
nevoy - a nephew
nevra - a first name
nevsa - a first name
nevus - a birthmark
nevvy - a nephew
newar - a Mongoloid people of Nepal
newbs - plural of "newb", a new user of a computer system or game, whose ceaseless questions become annoying
newed - renewed
newel - a first name; a staircase finial
newer - more recently
newie - something new; a new student
newky - Newcastle Brown Ale
newly - recently; lately
newry - a town in Maine; a town in Northern Ireland
newsy - full of news
newts - plural of "newt", a salamander
nexal - referring to the contract of nexum
nexcy - a first name
nexin - a protein found in the axoneme of flagella and cilia
nexon - a town in southwest France
nexts - plural of "next", the succeeding thing
nexum - in ancient Roman law, a formal contract of loan and coin before five witnesses
nexus - a connecting link
neyda - a first name
neyla - a first name
neyne - meine
neyra - a first name
neysa - a first name
neyva - a first name
nezha - a first name
nezih - a first name
nfana - a first name
ngaio - a first name, at least for a New Zealand mystery writer; a small New Zealand tree
ngaju - a language
ngala - a Bantu people of French Equatorial Africa
ngami - a lake in Botswana
ngamo - a language
ngana - nagana, a disease of horses and cattle
ngari - a province in Tibet
ngava - a first name
ngave - a first name
ngege - an African cichlid food fish
ngila - a first name
ngiti - a tribe in the Congo
ngogo - a town in South Africa
ngoko - a dialect of Japanese used for speaking to inferiors; a river in the Congo
ngola - a language
ngong - a town in Kenya
ngoni - an African ethnic group
ngoto - a town in the Central African Republic
ngozi - a first name; a town in Burundi
ngugi - a first name
ngulu - an African language
nguni - an African ethnic group
ngwee - a monetary unit of Zambia
nhang - giai
nhean - a first name
nhill - a town in Australia
nhork - a first name
niabi - a first name
niall - a first name
niamh - a first name
niami - a town in western Africa
niara - a first name
niari - a river in the Congo
niata - a dwarf cattle breed; a town in Greece
nibaw - a first name
nibby - a hooked shepherd's staff
nibso - oneself
nicad - nickel cadmium (a kind of battery)
nicci - a first name
nicco - a first name
niccy - a first name
nicen - to make nice
nicer - more nice
nicey - used in the phrase "nicey nice"; a nice person; the attribute of being nice
niche - an alcove
nicho - a first name; a small niche in an adobe wall
nicia - a first name
nicki - a first name
nicks - plural of "nick", an indentation; a jail
nicky - a first name; having many nicks
nicol - a first name; of a polarizing light
nicos - a first name
nidal - of a nidus
nides - plural of "nide", a brood of pheasants
nidge - to dress stones; to shake or quiver
nidha - a first name
nidhi - a first name
nidia - a first name
nidor - the smell of cooking
nidus - a nest, especially of insects; a focus of bacterial infection
nidya - a first name
nieca - a first name
niece - the daughter of one's sibling
niecy - a first name
nieem - a first name
niefs - plural of "nief", a fist
niele - a first name
niels - a first name
niepa - an East Indian tree
nieve - a first name; a fist; a woman born a serf
nifes - plural of "nife", the hypothetical core of the earth
niffs - plural of "niff", a smell
niffy - smelly
nific - pertaining to nife, a nickel-iron mixture that forms the earth's core
nifle - a trivial or worthless person
nifty - classy; stylish
nigal - a first name
nigde - a town in Turkey
nigel - a first name
niger - an African country
nigga - an epithet whose cachet is unfathomable
nighs - approaches, comes near
night - the time between sundown and sunup
nigia - a river in New Guinea
nigil - a first name
nigit - a fool
nigle - a first name
nigra - a black color, as in the phrase "substantia nigra", a region of the brain
nigre - a dark colored solution formed during the creation of soap
nigua - chigoe
nigun - a traditional folk or synagogue melody
nihad - a first name
nihal - the traditional name of the star Beta Leporis
nihat - a first name
nihau - a Hawaiian island
nihil - nothing
nihoa - a Hawaiian island
nihua - an island of Hawaiia
niilo - a first name
niiza - a town in Japan
nijel - a first name
nikab - an Islamic veil
nikau - a New Zealand palm
niket - a first name
nikey - a fool
nikia - a first name
nikin - a very soft creature; a fool
nikka - a first name
nikki - a first name; a town in Dahomey
nikko - a first name; a city in Japan, on the island of Honshu, famous for its shrines and temples
nikky - a first name
nikol - a first name
nikos - a first name
niksa - a first name
nilas - a first name
nilce - a first name
nilda - a first name
niles - a first name
nilin - a town in the West Bank
nilky - an acronym: "No Income, Lots of Kids"
nills - is unwilling
nilly - part of the phrase "willy nilly"
nilos - a first name
nilot - a native of the upper Nile region
niloy - a first name
nilya - a first name
nimaa - a first name
nimah - a first name
nimai - a first name
nimaj - a town in Rajasthan, India
nimal - a first name
nimar - the south-west region of Madhya Pradesh in India
nimba - a people of Nepal
nimbi - plural of "nimbus", a luminous cloud
nimbs - plural of "nimb", a neem tree
nimby - an acronym: "Not in My Back Yard"; a nembutol
nimes - a French cathedral city
nimet - a first name
nimit - a first name
nimla - a town in Afghanistan
nimmy - a first name
nimpy - pert, fresh
nimue - a first name; the damsel who imprisoned Merlin
ninca - a first name
niner - nine, pronounced as two syllables to distinguish it from "five"; a convict serving nine years
nines - plural of "nine", a group of nine
ninfa - a first name; a town in Italy between Rome and Naples, with a famous garden
ninia - a first name
ninja - a first name; a Japanese assassin
ninka - a first name
ninna - a first name
ninny - a moron
ninon - a first name; a silk voile fabric
ninor - a first name
ninox - a genus of owls
ninth - an ordinal number
nintu - Sumerian mother-god
ninus - a first name; the husband of Semiramis, and founder of the city of Nineveh
ninut - the magpie
ninya - a first name
niobe - a first name; in Greek mythology, a woman noted for her crying
niolo - a kind of cheese
niopo - a kind of snuff made from roasted seeds
niort - a town in France
niota - niepa, an East Indian tree
nipah - a virus, and the Indonesian village associated with it
nipas - plural of "nipa", a palm tree
nipon - a first name
nipps - the shears used to clip the edges from coins
nippy - sharply cold; a waitress; apt to bite
niqab - a Muslim veil
nique - a first name
niraj - a first name
niran - a first name
nirav - a first name
nirel - a first name
nirin - a first name
nirit - a first name
nirls - herpes
nirly - knotty
nisan - a first name; the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar
nisao - a first name
nisei - an American born child of Japanese immigrants
nisey - a fool
nisha - a first name
nisht - nothing
nisin - a polypeptide antibiotic
niska - a people of British Columbia
nissa - a first name
nisse - a first name; a friendly Scandinavian goblin or kobold
nissi - a first name
nisso - a first name
nissy - a first name
niste - didn't know
nisty - very ugly
nisus - a mental or physical effort, such as that required by defecation
nitab - a mountain near Manila
niter - saltpeter
nites - plural of "nite", a night
nithe - envy, hatred
nitid - gleaming
nitin - a first name
nitis - a first name
niton - radon, a radioactive gas
nitor - brightness
nitra - a town in Slovakia
nitre - saltpeter
nitro - a nitrated product
nitry - full of niter
nitsa - a first name
nitso - nothing
nitta - an African legumaceous tree
nitto - nothing; to stop
nitty - containing nits
nitus - a graph or drawing that can be traced in a single continuous line
nitya - a first name
nitza - a first name
nitzi - a first name
niuan - of the island or people of Niue, a Polynesian island
niura - a first name
niuta - a first name
nival - a first name; snowy
niven - a first name
niver - never
nivia - a first name
niwar - variant of "Newar", a Mongoloid people of Nepal
nixed - vetoed
nixen - a first name; plural of "nix", a river sprite
nixer - work carried out during one's free time
nixes - vetoes
nixey - no
nixie - a first name; a water elf; a kind of lighted numeral; mail with an incorrect or illegible address
nixon - a first name; a fraudulent deal
niyal - a first name
nizah - a first name
nizam - a first name; an Indian prince; a Turkish soldier
nizey - a fool or simpleton
nizip - a town in Turkey
nizwa - a town in Oman
nizza - another name for Nice
njave - a large African timber tree
njoki - a first name
njora - a town in Kenya
njord - in Norse mythology, the god of winds, navigation and prosperity, father of Frey and Freya
nkisi - a wooden power figure used in Africa
nkole - a Bantu language
nkosi - a first name; an African tribe
nkoya - a language
nneka - a first name
noach - a first name
noady - a first name
noami - a first name
nobba - a ninepence; nine
nobbo - a fool
nobby - a first name; smart; ornate; high class
nobel - a first name; a prize
nobie - a first name
noble - a first name; an aristocrat; an old English coin worth 6 shillings and 8 pence
nobly - grandly; selflessly
nobob - an acronym for ocean-going tankers, "No Ballast On Board"
nobos - plural of "nobo", a non-hobo; a northbound Appalachian Trail hiker
nobuo - a first name
nocal - northern California
nochy - night
nocks - plural of "nock", the notch of an arrow
nocky - a fool
nodal - knotty
noddy - a first name; a fool; a sea-mew; a carriage
noded - made of or containing nodes
nodes - plural of "node", a knot; a knob; an intersection
nodin - a first name
nodis - a security classification for documents indicating "no distribution"
nodus - a knotty point; a musical canon
noela - a first name
noell - a first name
noels - plural of "Noel", yule, Christmas
noemi - a first name
nofit - a first name
nogai - a people of the Caucasus region
nogal - a walnut, pecan, or hickory tree
nogay - a people of the Caucasus region
noggs - plural of "nogg", a strong ale
noggy - an Asian person
noght - not
nohow - in no way
noida - a town in India
noids - plural of "noid", a paranoid person
noier - one who annoys
noies - annoys
noils - plural of "noil", a short fiber combed out of longer fibers
noily - of, like, or containing short fibers
noint - to anoint
noirs - plural of "noir", from "film noir", a type of suspense or crime film
noise - a sonic disturbance; the music of the young
noisy - blatant; vociferous; clangorous
nokes - a fool
nokia - a town and river in Finland
nokta - a mark in a logarithm table indicating a change of the figure in a decimal place
nokur - a town in Turkmenistan
nokyo - a Japanese agricultural cooperative
nolan - a first name
nolde - would not
nolee - a first name
nolen - a first name
noles - nolls; plural of "nole", the nickname for a Florida State Seminole
nolia - a first name
nolin - a first name
nolle - nol-pros
nolls - plural of "noll", the head
nolly - a first name
nolos - plural of "nolo", a legal plea of "nolo contendere" (no contest)
nolyn - a first name
nomad - a wanderer
nomar - a first name
nomas - plural of "noma", an ulceration of the mouth or genitals
nomen - a first name; the second name, or "gens", of an ancient Roman (as in "Caius Julius Caesar" )
nomes - plural of "nome", a tract of land in Greece or Egypt; exp(-pi*K(1-m)/K(m)) where K is the complete elliptic integral of the first kind
nomia - a bee
nomic - customary
nomoi - plural of "nomos", a law
nomos - a Greek province; a law; a coin
nonah - a first name
nonan - something that happens on the ninth day
nonas - plural of "nona", a viral sleeping sickness
nonce - the present; a "nonce" word is one that is a momentary coinage; a prisoner guilty of sex crimes against children
noncy - descriptive of a nonce word, an adjective coined by William Safire
nonda - an Australian edible fruit that resembles a plum
nondo - a perennial herb with an aromatic root
nones - the ninth day before the ides on the Roman calendar; a period of daily prayer
nonet - a piece for nine singers; a musical group of nine players
nongs - plural of "nong", a fool
nonia - a first name
nonic - in mathematics, something of the ninth order
nonie - a first name
nonna - a first name
nonne - a nun
nonny - a first name; a Shakespearean interjection, as in "hey nonny nonny"
nonse - a prisoner guilty of sex crimes against children
nonso - a first name
nonus - plural of "nonu", a rubiaceous tree
nonya - a first name
nonyl - an alkyd radical
noobs - plural of "noob", a "newbie" or new user of a computer system
nooks - plural of "nook", a niche or alcove
nooky - sexual gratification
noola - a first name
noons - plural of "noon", midday
noony - like noon; around noon-time
noops - the cloud berry; the sharp point of the elbow
noori - a first name
noosa - an ocean resort town in Australia
noose - a loop of rope
noove - a nouveau riche person
noovo - a nouveau riche person
noovs - plural of "noov", a nouveau riche person
nopal - the prickly pear cactus
nopes - plural of "nope", a slang form of "no"
norad - the military missile defense command
norah - a first name
noraj - a first name
norak - a town in Tajikistan
norap - a village in Hungary
noras - a Norse goddess
norby - a first name
nordo - aeronautical slang for "no radar" or "no radio"
nords - plural of "Nord", a member of the Nordic race
noren - a first name
norge - a first name; Norway
noria - a first name; a Persian water wheel
noric - a breed of horse
norie - a first name; the cormorant
noris - a first name; plural of "nori", a sheet of pressed dried seaweed
norka - a town in Russia; also, the reverse of Akron!
norks - plural of "nork", a breast
norma - a first name; a rule; the constellation of the square and ruler; one of several standard views of the skull
normi - a first name
norms - plural of "norm", a standard, rule, or law
normy - a first name
norna - a first name
norns - plural of "norn", in Norse mythology, one of three goddesses of fate
norri - a first name
norry - a first name; a foster child
norse - nordic; Scandinavian
norsk - the Norwegian language
norte - a South American cape
north - a first name; a compass direction
norty - a first name
norvo - a first name
nosed - snooped
nosel - to nurse; to lead; to teach
noser - an inquisitive or snoopy person; an informer
noses - snoops; sniffs for; that pointy thing in the middle of many faces
nosey - overly curious; to poke one's nose into private matters
nosir - a form of "no, sir" written thus to emphasize its compressed expression
nosle - a nozzle
nosob - a river in Botswana
noson - a first name
notae - notes
notal - of a notum, the back of an insect
notam - a notice providing pilots with general safety information
notan - the combination of lights and darks in Japanese art
notar - a notary
notch - an indentation
noted - observed; famed
noten - a form of "note", meaning to use or make use of something
noter - one who makes notes
notes - plural of "note", a musical tone; a written observation
noton - a first name
notra - a first name
notts - shears; plural of "nott", a cow
notum - the back of an insect
notus - the ancient Greek name for the south wind
nouch - an ouch; a jewel
nould - would not
noule - the top of the head
nouls - plural of "noul", the top of the head
nouni - a first name
nouns - plural of "noun", a word referring to a thing
nouny - full of nouns; like a noun
noups - plural of "noup", a steep promontory
noura - a first name
nouve - a nouveau riche person
novae - a town in Bulgaria; plural of "nova", a kind of star
novak - a first name
novas - plural of "nova", a kind of star
novel - new; a long story
novia - a first name
novka - a first name
novum - a dice game in which the chief throws are 9 and 5
noway - in no manner
nowed - tied in a knot, a heraldric term
nowel - a first name; foundry loam; variant spelling of "Noel"; the inner part of a mold for a hollow object
nowes - the wedding vows
nowls - plural of "nowl", the top of the head
nowts - plural of "nowt", for "naught" or "nothing"
noxae - agents capable of exerting a harmful effect on the body
noxal - in Roman law, related to a wrongful injury by an object or animal belonging to another
noxen - a town in Pennsylvania
noxes - plural of "nox", a unit of measurement for dark adaptation in vision
noxon - a town in Montana
noyau - a liqueur of brandy flavored by almonds or peach pits
noyed - annoyed
noyer - an annoyer
noyes - annoys
noyls - noils
nozle - a nozzle
nrita - a purely abstract type of bharata natya dance
nsaba - a first name
ntare - a first name
ntolo - a village in Gabon
nuala - a first name
nuban - of the Nuba region in Sudan
nubar - a first name
nubby - full of protuberances
nubia - a woman's scarf; a region of Africa south of Egypt
nuble - a province in Chile
nucal - pertaining to nuts
nucci - a first name
nucha - the nape of the neck; the spinal cord; the rear part of an insect's middle section
nucin - juglone
nucky - nooky, sexual gratification
nucle - a nutlet, or small nut
nuddy - naked; a nudie
nuder - more naked (I suppose this is possible)
nudes - plural of "nude", a naked portrait
nudge - to jostle or bump into; nudzh
nudgy - like a nudge; full of nudges; constantly nudging
nudie - a first name; a movie with nude actors
nudzh - to nag
nuela - a first name
nueva - an island in Chile
nuffs - plural of "nuff", enough
nugae - trifles
nuggy - a noogie; a hug or kiss
nuhra - a first name
nukak - a tribe of Indians in Colombia
nuked - attacked with nuclear weapons
nuker - one who attacks with nuclear weapons
nukes - microwaves; plural of "nuke", a nuclear weapon
nukus - a town in Uzbekistan
nulla - a gully
nullo - a game
nulls - plural of "null", a special character in computing
nully - a fool
numan - a first name
numbs - anesthetizes
numby - a stupid person
numda - a thick felted Indian or Persian rug
numen - a deity associated with a natural object
numms - a detachable collar that can be worn over a dirty shirt
nummy - delicious
numps - a fool; a stupid person
nunch - a light snack of bread, cheese and beer
nunez - an island in Chile
nungs - plural of "nung", a bale of cloves
nunki - a star in the constellation Sagittarius
nunky - a pawnbroker; an affectionate term of address for an uncle
nunni - blesbok
nunoa - a town in Peru
nunty - an exclamation meaning "Be quiet!"
nuoro - a town in Italy
nupur - a first name
nuque - the back of the neck
nuqui - a town in Colombia
nuran - a first name
nurbs - nonuniform rational B-splines, used in computer graphics (never singular!)
nurds - plural of "nurd", a nerd
nurdi - a first name
nurdy - of or like a nurd
nurek - a town in Tajikistan
nuria - a first name; a town in Spain
nurin - a first name
nuris - a first name
nurit - a first name
nurls - mills; indents
nurrs - plural of "nurr", a knur
nurry - the head; a foster child
nurse - to tend; an attendant
nursy - a nickname for a nurse
nurts - nonsense
nurul - a first name
nushu - a Chinese syllabic script used only by women as a code
nusus - unwillingness to cohabit, on the part of one marital partner
nutsa - a first name
nutso - an insane or irrational person
nutsy - irrational
nutty - madcap; tasting of nuts
nuvia - a first name
nyack - a town in New York
nyaff - an irritating person; a variant of "naff", meaning "fuck"
nyala - a first name; an African antelope; a town in Sudan
nyama - a first name
nyams - an idiot
nyaya - a Hindu philosophical system of logic and epistemology
nydia - a first name
nyeri - a town in Kenya
nyets - plural of "no", a Russian no
nygel - a first name
nyiha - a language
nyiko - a first name
nying - nighing, coming closer
nyire - a first name
nyjah - a first name
nyjer - a first name
nyles - plural of "nyle", a fog or mist
nylon - an artificial fabric
nymil - a Swedish unit of measurement of distance, equal to 10 kilometers
nymph - a maiden; an immature stage in the life of certain insects
nymss - an ichneumon
nynke - a first name
nyoia - a first name
nyoka - a first name
nyoko - a first name
nyole - a language
nyome - a first name
nyomi - a first name
nyons - a region of France famous for its black olives
nyoro - a Bantu-speaking people of Uganda
nyree - a first name
nyrie - a first name
nysot - a wanton girl
nyssa - a first name; a small genus of trees; an early bishopric in west Anatolia
nyuck - a boisterous laugh; an unimportant person
nyula - a parasitic insect
nyule - a language
nyuya - a town in Siberia
nyxis - a pricking; paracentesis
nzere - a local name for the Congo river
oaked - make of oak
oaken - made of oak
oaker - ochre
oakes - a first name
oakey - tasting of oak
oakie - a first name; a kind of cake
oakly - a first name
oakum - tarred rope; picking apart oakum was a jolly chore in English prison
oared - rowed; having oars
oasal - oasitic, resembling an oasis
oased - formed an oasis
oases - plural of "oasis", a green area in a desert
oasis - a green area in a desert
oasts - plural of "oast", a kiln for drying hops or malt
oaten - of oats
oater - a cowboy movie (a word now seen only in crossword puzzles, the elephant's graveyard of words)
oates - a first name
oaths - plural of "oath", a vow, a curse
oatie - full of oats; tasting of oats
oatsy - full of energy and self-importance
oaves - plural of "oaf", a dolt
obama - a town in Japan
obang - an old Japanese gold coin
obbas - plural of "obba", a Western Nigerian ruler
obbes - plural of "obbe", a variant of "obi"
obbie - a first name
obeah - West African magic
obeke - a village in Sudan
obeli - plural of "obelus", used to mark uncertain passages in old texts
obera - a town in Argentina
obert - a first name
obery - a first name
obese - excessively fat
obeys - hearkens to; submits to authority
obias - plural of "obia", or "obeah"
obied - bewitched
obies - bewitches; sherry; plural of "obie", a Broadway award, a graduate of Oberlin College
obiit - Latin for "died", usually followed by the date of death
obits - plural of "obit", an obituary
objet - something much more expensive than an object
oblat - oblate; a crippled soldier given the benefit or pay of a monk in an abbey
obley - a small flat cake or wafer
obnoc - obnoxious; an obnoxious person
obock - a town in Djibouti
oboes - plural of "oboe", a musical instrument
obole - a unit of weight of 10 or 12 grains; a small French coin
oboli - plural of "obol", an ancient Greek coin, 1/6 of a drachma; plural of "obolus", the sign for division
obolo - a copper coin, used in the Ionian Islands
obols - plural of "obol", an ancient Greek coin, 1/6 of a drachma
obrad - a first name
obrok - a yearly tax paid by Russian peasants engaged in trade
ocala - a city in Florida
ocale - a Florida Indian tribe
ocana - a town in Colombia
occam - a programming language
occur - to happen; to enter the mind
ocean - a first name; a sea
oceon - a first name
ocher - a yellow brown color; a natural pigment of this color
oches - plural of "oche", the line behind which a dart player must stand
ochna - a genus of African and Asiatic trees and shrubs
ochos - plural of "ocho", a tango step in which the dancer's foot describes a figure eight
ochre - variant of "ocher", a yellow brown color; a natural pigment of this color
ochry - of a yellow brown color; containing or like ocher
ocker - a rough boorish Australian male
ocoee - a town in Florida
ocona - a town in Peru
ocote - a resinous Mexican pine
ocque - a unit of weight in Arabia of about 3 pounds
ocras - plural of "ocra", a variant of "okra"
ocrea - a shin-guard; a plant part that forms a sheath
ocros - a town in Peru
octad - a series or group of eight
octal - a base eight numeration system
octan - a fever that recurs every eight days
octas - plural of "octa", okta
octav - a first name
octet - a group of eight
octic - of the eighth degree
octyl - an organic radical
ocuba - a vegetable wax
oculi - plural of "oculus", an eye, a leaf bud
ocuri - a town in Bolivia
odahs - plural of "odah", a room in a harem; an odalisque
odair - a first name
odall - a first name
odals - plural of "odal", land held in absolute tenure
odams - plural of "odam", a son in law
odate - a town in Japan
odder - more odd
oddly - strangely
oddur - a first name
odela - a first name
odele - a first name
odell - a first name
odeon - an ancient Greek music hall
odera - a first name
odesa - the preferred spelling for "Odessa", in Ukraine
odeum - an ancient Greek music hall
odics - plural of "odic", an odylic force
odila - a first name
odile - a first name
odili - a first name
odilo - a first name
odina - a medieval hamlet in Italy
odine - a first name
odion - a first name
odism - a theory involving a hypothetical force of nature called "odyl"
odist - one who composes odes; a proponent of odism
odith - a first name
odium - obloquy; public hatred
odize - to charge with od
odmyl - a volatile liquid obtained by boiling sulfur with linseed oil
odnei - a first name
odolf - a first name
odori - a live Japanese folk or theater dance with rapid footwork
odors - plural of "odor", a smell, rarely pleasant
odour - the British spelling of "odor"
odran - a first name
odsos - plural of "odso", an interjection of surprise
odums - plural of "odum", iroko
odyle - a supposed force of nature that caused magnetism, mesmerism, and so on
odyls - plural of "odyl", a hypothetical force of nature
oecus - an apartment in a Roman dwelling house, often with columns
oelet - an eye, bud or shoot of a plant
oenin - a pigment occurring in the skin of the blue grape
oenoe - a town in Greece
oesel - a Baltic island
ofays - plural of "ofay", a white person
ofbit - devil's bit; scabious
ofemi - a first name
ofena - a town in Italy, 90 miles east of Rome
offal - carrion; "variety meats"; the hot dog
offed - killed
offen - off; to turn off
offer - a proposal
offie - an off-licence establishment (where you can buy liquor to go); a stupid person who is always "off the subject"
ofira - a town in Egypt
oflag - a German POW camp for officers ("Offizier Lager")
ofqui - an isthmus in Chile
ofrat - a first name
often - frequently; (pronouncing the "T" is a bizarre regionalism)
ofter - more often; a regular attender
oftly - frequently
ofuro - a short deep Japanese bathtub
ogaki - a town in Japan
ogama - a village in Japan
ogams - plural of "ogam", variant of "ogham", an Irish alphabet
ogdan - a first name
ogden - a first name; a city in Utah
ogdon - a first name
ogeed - constructed with ogees
ogees - plural of "ogee", an "S" shaped molding
ogens - breasts
oggie - a Cornish pasty
oggin - the sea
oggle - to ogle
ogham - an old Irish alphabet that used lines and notches
oghma - in Irish mythology, the fundamental god
oghuz - ghuz; an ancient Turkish nation
ogier - a first name
ogisi - a first name
ogive - a pointed arch
ogled - stared at
ogler - one who stares
ogles - stares at
oglio - a dish made by mingling several kinds of meat; a European river
ogmic - oghamic, of or related to the Irish alphabet
ognen - a first name
ogoni - an African ethnic group
ogoun - the Haitian voodoo god of war and fire
ogres - plural of "ogre", a monster
ogwen - a British river
ogyen - a first name
ohara - a modern school of Japanese flower arranging
ohelo - a Hawaiian blueberry
ohian - a resident of Ohio, usually spelled "Ohioan"
ohias - lehua, a tropical tree
ohmed - a first name
ohmic - pertaining to electrical resistance
ohone - an exclamation used in lamentation
ohrid - a resort in Macedonia, and a lake between Macedonia and Albania
oiled - applied oil
oiler - one who oils
oinks - plural of "oink", a pig sound
oinky - making pig sounds
oints - anoints
oirat - a people of northwest Asia
oirot - an Altaic language
oisin - a first name
ojana - a first name
ojara - a first name
ojars - a first name
ojime - a carved bead used as a clasp
ojito - a town in Mexico
ojiya - a town in Japan
okapi - a type of short-necked giraffe
okays - approves
okbar - a first name
okehs - plural of "okeh", an approval
okeke - a first name
okers - plural of "oker", a variant of "ocher"
okieh - a unit of weight of about 1 ounce
okies - plural of "okie", an Oklahoman
okley - a first name
okobo - traditional Japanese high wooden thongs
okole - the buttocks
okote - variant of "ocote", a resinous Mexican pine
okoth - a first name
okoyo - a town in the Congo
okras - plural of "okra", a vegetable which, when cooked, resembles snot
okrug - in Slavic countries, an administrative district
oktas - plural of "okta", one eighth of the area of the sky, used in weather reporting
oktay - a first name
okume - Gaboon
okvik - an early phase of the Old Bering Sea culture
okwui - a first name
olaff - a first name
olafs - a first name
oland - a Swedish island in the Baltic Sea
olatz - a first name
olaus - a first name
olave - a first name
olavi - a first name
olbia - an ancient city on the Black Sea; a town in Sardinia
olcay - a first name
olcha - a Tungusic people living near the mouth of the Amur river
olchi - variant of "Olcha", a Tungusic people living near the mouth of the Amur river
olden - ancient; antique
older - more aged
oldie - a vampire song that cannot die, doomed to wander the radio forever
olean - a town in New York
oleas - plural of "olea", a tree of a genus that includes the olive tree
oleda - a first name
oleic - pertaining to or derived from oil
oleim - an oil
olein - a fatty oil
olena - a first name
olene - a first name
olent - odorous; fragrant
oleon - a fatty oil
oleos - plural of "oleo", a margarine; a type of picture
oleta - a first name
oleum - a fuming sulphuric acid; an oil
oleus - a first name
olgen - a first name
olhao - a town in Portugal
olida - a first name
oliff - a first name
oligo - referring to a particular kind of nucleotide
olina - a first name
oline - a first name
oling - a lake in China
olios - plural of "olio", a dish of many ingredients
olisa - a first name
oliva - a first name; a genus of carnivorous marine snails; a town in Argentina
olive - a first name; a dark green color; the fruit of a tree
olivy - like an olive; having a moderately dark complexion
ollam - an Irish doctor
ollas - plural of "olla", a wide-mouthed jar
ollav - a learned man among the ancient Irish
olley - a first name
ollie - a first name; a marble
ollye - a first name
olmec - a prehistoric Central American Indian tribe
olmos - a desert; a town in Peru
olner - a first name
olney - a first name; a town in Texas
ology - the theory, apparently, of theory (is there "ismism"?)
olona - a Hawaiian shrub
olpes - plural of "olpe", a Greek leather oil flask
olrik - a first name
olten - a town in Switzerland, on the Aare river
olton - a town in Texas
olvan - a first name
olwen - a first name
olwin - a first name
olwyn - a first name
omagh - a town in Northern Ireland
omaha - a city in Nebraska; an American Indian tribe
omair - a first name
omana - an early port on the Persian Gulf
omani - a native of Oman
omara - a first name
omari - a first name
omarr - a first name
omate - a town in Peru
omati - a Mexican Indian
omber - variant of "umber"; a 3 person card game using 40 cards ( no 8's, 9's or 10's )
ombra - a first name
ombre - shaded or dyed; a 3 person card game using 40 cards ( no 8's, 9's or 10's )
ombus - plural of "ombu", a large South American tree with soft, spongy wood
omdas - plural of "omda", the leader of an Egyptian village
omdeh - the leader of an Egyptian village
omeed - a first name
omega - a first name; a Greek letter, literally the "big O"
omens - plural of "omen", a portent
omero - a first name
omers - plural of "omer", a Hebrew unit of dry measure, one tenth of an ephah; the period after Passover
omesh - a first name
omina - a first name
omino - a tile made of connected squares, backformation from "domino", "triomino", and so on
omits - leaves out
omiya - a town in Japan
omlah - a staff of officials in India
omogo - a town in Uganda
omori - a town in Japan
omrah - a Muslim lord
omuls - plural of "omul", a fish still found alive in what is still lake Baikal
omura - a town in Japan
omuta - a seaport in southwest Japan
onaga - the ruby snapper fish
onaye - an arrow poison
oncer - someone who does a thing once only, a trait discouraged by natural selection; a one pound note
onces - plural of "once", a single time
oncet - dialect for "once"
oncia - a unit of weight in Italy
oncin - a medieval weapon with a hooked iron head
oncus - a variant of "onkus", disordered or bad; good or profitable
ondes - plural of "onde", hatred
ondit - a bit of gossip
oneal - a first name
oneco - a town in Florida
onega - a lake in Finland; a town in Russia
onegs - plural of "oneg", a meal after Jewish services
oneil - a first name
oneka - a first name
onely - only
onene - a first name
oners - plural of "oner", a single occurrence
onery - ornery; irritable
onesy - a one-piece outfit, usually for babies
onfre - a first name
ongar - an English town
ongle - a claw
onice - a first name
onida - a first name
oniel - a first name
onion - a bulbed vegetable
onish - latish, (as in, "it's getting onish")
onium - characterized by complex cation
onkar - a first name
onkas - plural of "onka", a finger
onkos - a topknot worn on the mask in ancient Greek tragedy
onkus - out of order
onlay - a dental filling that partially overlays a tooth (so brush! floss!)
onmun - the Hankul alphabet
onned - went on and on
onnie - a first name
onoda - a town in Japan
onora - a first name
onsen - a Japanese public bath
onset - a beginning
ontal - pertaining to or having existence
ontic - pertaining to or having existence
onwin - a first name
onyar - a river in Spain
onyda - a first name
onyms - plural of "onym", a species or zoological group
onymy - group nomenclature
onzas - plural of "onza", a leopard-like animal sighted in South America
ooaas - plural of "ooaa", a Hawaiian honeyeater bird found on Kauai
oobit - a woubit, a hairy caterpillar
oodle - backformation from "oodles", a large amount
oofay - ofay; a white person
oofus - an oaf
oogle - to ogle
oohed - expressed wonder
ooids - plural of "ooid", an egg-shaped concretion of calcium carbonate
oojah - a thingamajig; a whatsit
oojar - a thingamajig; a whatsit
oojas - plural of "ooja", a thingamajig; a whatsit
ookey - dangerous or difficult
oolak - an Eskimo boat; an East Indian river freight boat
oolly - a lump of iron, as wootz, when taken from a crucible
ooman - woman
oomph - a magnetic personality
oonah - a first name
oones - once
oonie - a first name
oonts - plural of "oont", a camel
oopak - a kind of black tea
ooped - bound with thread
oopod - a part of the ovipositor or sting of an insect
oorey - hung over
oorie - shivering with cold; dingy; hung over
oosed - oozed
oosic - a walrus penis bone
oosik - a walrus penis bone
oosta - a lake in North America
ootch - to scootch over
ootid - one of four sections into which a human ovum divides
oozed - seeped out
oozel - a water bird
oozes - seeps out
oozoa - the lowest group of animals, with no nervous system
opahs - plural of "opah", the king fish
opake - a variant of "opaque"
opale - a first name
opals - plural of "opal", a jewel
opata - a people of Sonora, Mexico
opchu - a river in Tibet
opelu - the Pacific mackerel
opens - becomes unobstructed; begins
opepe - a west African tree
opera - a tedious form combining the worst of music and drama
ophel - a biblical place
ophic - of or relating to snakes
ophir - the son of Joktan; a Biblical region containing gold
ophis - the name for the biblical serpent, created by Lilith
ophra - a first name
opies - plural of "opie", a variant of "opium"
opime - abundance
opine - to deliver an opinion
oping - an opening
opium - a narcotic derived from poppies
opiyo - a first name
opole - a town in Poland
oppos - plural of "oppo", an opposite number, a mate
oprah - a first name
opsin - a protein component of the visual pigment
opted - chose
opter - one who chooses
optic - of the eye; of vision; of visible light
opuwo - a town in Namibia
opyes - plural of "opye", a variant of "opium"
orabi - a first name
orach - a kind of spinach, with red or green leaves
oracy - the ability to express and understand oral language
oraib - a first name
orale - a Papal veil, a fanon, a napkin, a scarf
orali - a first name
orals - plural of "oral", an oral examination
orane - a first name
orang - an orangutan
orani - a town in the Philippines
orans - an orant
orant - a female figure in the posture of prayer
oraon - Kurukh; a language
orapa - a town in Botswana
orata - a fish
orate - to speak formally
orbal - circular
orbed - formed in spheres
orbel - a first name
orbic - orbicular
orbit - a repeated path around another object; an eye socket
orcas - plural of "orca", a killer whale
orcha - a town in India; a town in Russia
orchy - a British river
orcia - a river in Italy
orcin - a purple dye
orcus - an abode of the dead
ordal - a trial by ordeal
ordam - first name
order - to demand; to arrange;
ordos - a language; a desert in China; plural of "ordo", a calendar of religious directions
oread - a Greek mythological mountain nymph
oreas - a Greek mythological mountain nymph
orela - a first name
orene - a first name
oreos - plural of "oreo", a cookie; black on the outside, white on the inside
orest - a first name
oreta - a first name
oreti - a river in New Zealand
orewa - a town in New Zealand
orfeo - a first name; an opera by Glueck
orfes - plural of "orfe", a gold fish
orgal - argal; crude tartar
organ - a musical instrument; a body structure
orgia - an orgy
orgic - pertaining to an orgy
orgie - an orgy
orgue - a row of long thick pointed timbers suspended in a passageway to be let down during an attack
orgun - a town in Afghanistan
orhan - a first name
orian - a first name
orias - a demon, the great Marquis of Hell
oribi - a small South African straight-horned antelope
orick - a town in California
oriel - a first name; a mullioned window
orien - a first name
orina - a first name
oring - computing the logical sum of two possibilities
orino - a first name
oriol - a variant of "oriel"
orion - a first name; the constellation of the hunter
DUPLICATE:o oriya - an Indian language
orjan - a first name
orjen - a mountain in Montenegro
DUPLICATE:o oriya - an Indian language
orkey - a coin
orkun - a first name
orkut - a first name
orkyn - a coin
orlam - a South African people
orlan - a first name
orlee - a first name
orles - plural of "orle", a heraldic border
orley - a first name
orlie - a first name
orlin - a first name
orlon - an artificial fabric
orlop - the lowest deck of a ship, smelly, dark and wet, unpopular except during a battle
orlos - plural of "orlo", a flat plinth
orlyn - a first name
orman - a first name
ormer - an ear-shell or abalone
ormia - a kind of fly
ormon - a first name
ormuz - a Persian town, also known as Hormuz
ornan - a first name
orney - a first name
ornia - a first name
ornis - the avifauna or birds of a region
oroch - an Altaic language
oromo - a Cushite language and a people of Ethiopia
orono - a first name; a town in Maine
orpah - a first name
orpha - a first name
orpin - a yellow pigment
orpit - fretful
orran - a first name
orrea - a first name
orren - a first name
orrey - a first name
orric - a first name
orrie - a first name
orrin - a first name; a British river
orris - a first name; gold or silver lace; a flowering plant
orrow - odd, occasional, miscellaneous
orsat - an apparatus for gas analysis
orsay - a district of Paris
orsel - a first name
orsen - a first name
orsha - a town in Belarus which Napoleon passed through
orsin - a first name
orson - a first name; a rough or uncouth fellow
ortet - the original plant from which members of a clone have descended
ortho - concerning full color reproduction; derived from an acid in the highest hydrated form
ortis - a first name
orton - a first name; a river in Bolivia
ortyx - an American quail
oruro - a city in western Bolivia, the ancient capital
orval - a first name; the herb clary; a town in Belgium
orvie - a first name
orvil - a first name
orvin - a first name
orvon - a first name
orwin - a first name
oryal - a variant of "oriel"
oryna - a firstname
oryza - a grass genus; rice
orzos - plural of "orzo", a rice-shaped pasta
osage - an American Indian tribe
osaka - a Japanese seaport
osama - a first name
osann - a kind of stitch
osars - plural of "os", an eskar of great length
osbia - a first name
osbon - a first name
oscan - an early Italian people and their language
oscar - a first name; a film award; a kind of aquarium fish
osela - a medal of a bird, awarded by the doge to nobles on New Year's Day
oseye - a first name
oshac - a gum plant
oshai - a first name
oshay - a first name
oshea - a first name
osher - an Islamic tax payable as a part of the harvest
oshri - a first name
oside - glycoside
osiel - a first name
osier - a willow
oskar - a first name
osker - a first name
oskie - in football, an interception
osman - a first name; a Turkish sultan, founder of the Ottoman dynasty
osmar - a first name
osmel - a first name
osmen - a first name
osmer - a first name
osmia - a family of solitary bees
osmic - of osmium
osmin - a first name
osmol - a unit of osmotic pressure
osner - a first name
osney - a town close to Oxford
osone - soluble compounds obtained by hydrolyzing osazones with HCl
osram - a mixture of osmium and wolfram
osred - a first name
osric - a first name
ossal - osteal
osseo - a town in Minnesota; a town in Wisconsin
osses - plural of "osse", a prophetic utterance
osset - a native of Ossetia
ossia - "or else", used in musical directions to indicate an alternative passage
ossie - a first name; an East German
ostad - a first name
ostap - a first name
osten - a first name
ostia - the port city of Rome, plural of "ostium", a body organ opening
ostic - pertaining to an American Indian language of the Iroquois, Wyandots, and others
ostin - a first name
ostra - a town in Italy
ostyn - a first name
osubi - a first name
osumi - a Japanese island
osvin - a first name
oswin - a first name
oswyn - a first name
osyth - a first name
otago - a town in New Zealand
otaku - a person with an all-consuming enthusiasm, such as for computers or anime
otamy - a surgical operation
otaru - a Japanese seaport on the west coast of Hokkaido
otary - a genus of seals
otata - an island in New Zealand
otate - a giant grass used for making baskets
otava - a river in the Czech Republic
oteil - a first name
otero - a county in Colorado
otess - a first name
otger - a first name
other - different
othin - a variant of "Odin"
othon - a first name
othor - a first name
otics - plural of "otic", a medicine for the ear
otila - a first name
otkon - an indwelling spirit in the Iroquois tradition
otman - a first name
otmar - a first name
otoes - plural of "Otoe", a Sioux Indian
otomi - an indigenous people of Mexico
otomo - a first name; a clan territory of western Japan
otrar - a town in central Asia
ottah - a first name
ottar - a first name; attar; an aromatic oil
otter - a sea mammal; a fishing device
ottey - a first name
ottie - a first name
ottis - a first name; plural of "otti", attar
ottla - a first name
otton - a first name
ottos - plural of "otto", attar
otuke - a people of Paraguay
otway - a bay in Chile
oubit - a hairy caterpillar
oucht - ought
oudad - an African sheep
ought - should; nought
ouham - a river in the Central African Republic
ouida - a first name
ouija - a planchette or the necromantic board associated with it
ouisa - a first name
oujda - a town in Morocco
oukia - a unit of weight in Arabia
oulap - a penny
oulks - plural of "oulk", a week
ouman - a veteran
oumar - a first name
oumas - plural of "ouma", an American Indian tribe
ounce - a unit of weight; a unit of volume; snow-leopard
ounds - zounds
oundy - wavy; scalloped
ouped - bound with thread
ouphe - an oaf; an elf, sprite or goblin
ouphs - plural of "ouph", an oaf; an elf
oural - a light yellowish green color
ouray - a town in Colorado
oureq - a river in northern France
ourie - shivering with cold; depressing; dismal
ousel - a blackbird
ouses - plural of "ouse", bark for tanning
ousia - true being
ousts - ejects from office
outas - an outcry
outby - outdoor
outdo - to do better than
outed - exposed; ejected
outel - a first name
outen - Pennsylvania Dutch for "turn off" a light; slang for "out of"
outer - on the outside
outgo - total expenditure
outie - a belly button that protrudes
outjo - a town in Africa
outly - to lie outside
outre - bizarre
outro - the companion to an "intro", a postscript or exit piece
outsy - a protruding belly button
outta - slang for "out of"
ouvre - a body of artistic work
ouzai - a town in Lebanon
ouzel - a blackbird; a British river
ouzes - oozes
ouzos - plural of "ouzo", a vile Greek liqueur and paint remover
ovale - relating to a malarial parasite
ovals - plural of "oval", an ellipse
ovant - triumphant
ovary - an egg-producing organ
ovate - egg-shaped; to give an ovation
ovens - plural of "oven", a furnace or stove
overs - a cricket term
overt - unhidden; explicit
ovest - an acorn
oveta - a first name
ovide - a first name
ovile - relating to sheep
ovine - relating to sheep
ovism - a biological doctrine that the egg contains all the organs of the future animal
ovist - one who believes in ovism
ovoid - shaped like an egg
ovolo - an architectural convex molding
ovula - a genus of marine snails
ovule - a rudimentary seed
ovums - plural of "ovum", an egg
owain - a first name
owais - a first name
owche - a variant of "ouch", an expression of pain; a jewel socket
owego - a town in New York
owena - a first name
owens - a first name
owest - a Biblical form of "owe"
oweth - a Biblical form of "owe"
owght - an obsolete form of "ought"
owher - anywhere
owing - in debt to another; due to
owled - smuggled wool or sheep from England
owler - a person or ship who smuggles wool or sheep from England; one who hoots or stares
owlet - a young owl
owned - possessed
owner - a possesser
owney - a first name
owres - plural of "owre", the wild fox
owrie - dingy
owsen - a variant form of "oxen"
owser - "liquor" or oozings from a tanner's vat
owses - plural of "owse", a variant of "owser"
owuor - a first name
owynn - a first name
owzel - a bird
oxala - a first name; a god of Candomble, a Brazilian Macumba sect
oxalm - a sour sauce
oxana - a first name
oxane - a first name; a chemical compound
oxbot - a botfly that preys on cattle
oxbow - a yoke; a riverbend
oxboy - a boy who tends oxen
oxers - plural of "oxer", a stiff fence and hedge to contain livestock
oxeye - a flower; a shoebird
oxfly - a fly that pesters cattle
oxide - a first name; a chemical compound
oxido - a chemical compound
oxids - plural of "oxid", an oxide
oxime - a chemical compound
oxims - plural of "oxim", an oxime
oxine - 8-hydroxyquinoline
oxlip - a species of primrose
oxman - a man who tends oxen
oxmen - plural of "oxman", a man who tends oxen
oxted - a town in England
oxter - the armpit
oyabe - a town in Japan
oyama - a first name
oyami - a town in Japan
oyana - a town in Congo; a tribe in Surinam
oyers - plural of "oyer", a legal writ
oylet - an eyelet; an oillet
oyrat - an Altaic language
ozada - an abandoned mining town in the Canadian Rockies
ozala - a town in Congo
ozama - a first name; a river in the Dominican Republic
ozana - a first name; a river in South America
ozara - a first name
ozark - an American mountain chain
ozcan - a first name
ozdil - a first name
ozeki - a Sumo champion just below the grand champion
ozell - a first name
ozena - an ulcer; a discharge of fetid matter from the nostril
ozgur - a first name
ozias - a first name
oziel - a first name
ozier - a molded basket-weave pattern in tableware
ozkan - a first name
ozker - a first name
ozlem - a first name
ozone - a form of oxygen
ozora - a first name
ozrad - a first name
ozzie - a first name
paage - a toll for passage over another person's land
paani - a first name
paard - the zebra
paarl - a town in South Africa
paata - a first name
paauw - a South African bustard
paavo - a first name
pable - a first name
pablo - a first name
pacas - plural of "paca", a large South American spotted rodent
pacay - a small arboreal guama
paced - walked back and forth; regulated one's effort
pacer - one who paces
paces - plural of "pace", a tempo; a step; a unit of length, about 18 inches
pacey - a first name; pace-setting, trendy
pacha - a pasha; an Iraqi liquor made by boiling goat heads until the bones dissolve into a creamy froth
pacho - a town in Colombia
pachy - a first name
packs - puts in containers; plural of "pack", a knapsack
packy - a first name; the head
pacoh - a language
pacos - plural of "paco", the alpaca
pacta - plural of "pactum", a pact or treaty
pacts - plural of "pact", a treaty
pacus - plural of "pacu", a South American freshwater fish
padad - a first name
padaf - a town in Senegal
padag - a town in Pakistan
padah - a town in Afghanistan
padak - a first name
padan - a first name
padar - coarse flour or meal
padas - a river in Borneo
padaw - a town in Burma
padda - a genus of birds including the Java sparrow
paddo - Paddington, a suburb of Sydney
paddy - a first name; an Irishman; a rice field
paden - a first name; a town in Oklahoma
padge - a barn owl
padle - a hoe
padma - a first name; a lotus
pados - a first name
padow - a paddock; a toad
padra - black tea
padre - a priest
padri - plural of "padre", a priest
padua - a city in Italy
padus - a genus of shrubs and trees; the ancient name of the Po river
paean - a song of praise, joy, or triumph
paeon - a poetical foot containing four syllables, one long and three short
paffs - plural of "paff", jargon
pagan - a heathen; a town in central Burma
paged - turned pages in a book; called one's name
pagen - a first name
pager - an electronic message device
pages - turns pages in a book; plural of "page", an attendant; a leaf of a book
paget - a first name
pagle - a cowslip or oxlip
pagne - an African article of clothing
pagod - a pagoda; an Indian idol
pagri - an Indian head covering
pagus - a county division
pahis - plural of "pahi", a large war canoe used in the Society Islands
pahit - a drink made from 1/2 ounce bitters and 1 1/2 ounces of gin
pahmi - a bobac; a ferret-badger
pahos - plural of "paho", a Hopi prayer stick
pahra - a town in Afghanistan
pahua - a kind of clam
paien - pagan
paige - a first name
paiks - beats
paili - a first name
pails - plural of "pail", a bucket
paine - a first name; a town in Chile
pains - plural of "pain", an ache
paint - a coloring
paipa - a town in Colombia
paire = appair
pairk - a park
pairs - plural of "pair", a group of two
paisa - a Pakistani coin; money
paise - plural of "paisa", a Pakistani coin
paita - a seaside town in Peru
paiza - a medallion used in the Yuan dynasty as a passport
pajan - a town in Ecuador
pakis - plural of "Paki", a denigrating term
pakka - pukka
pakri - a town in Estonia
pakse - a city in southern Laos
palar - resembling a stake
palas - a Punjab bean; an East Indian tree known as the dhak
palau - a group of Pacific islands
palay - the ivory tree; rice at any stage prior to husking
palca - a town in Bolivia
palea - an inner husk; a small chaffy bract or scale
paled - became fainter
palek - a first name
palen - a lake in North America
paleo - anything ancient; anything decrepit; anything extremely out-of-date
paler - fainter
pales - becomes fainter; the Roman goddess of cattle; plural of "pale", a vertical heraldic division; a boundary; a fence post
palet - a small chaffy bract
paley - a first name
palio - a horse-racing festival in Ferrara
palki - a palanquin
palla - a first name; an ancient Roman full outer robe or wrap worn outdoors by women
palle - a first name
palli - a member of a Sudra caste of field laborers
palls - loses flavor or meaning
pallu - a first name; Joseph's nephew
pally - like good friends; a unit of weight in Calcutta
palma - a first name; a city in Majorca; one of the Canary Islands
palmi - a town in Italy
palmo - a unit of measure in Brazil
palms - plural of "palm", a tree; the flat of the hand; a unit of measurement of 3 inches
palmy - flourishing; full of palms
palos - a port city in southwest Spain
palpa - a town in Nepal; a town in Peru
palpi - plural of "palpus", a jointed feeler
palps - plural of "palp", a sensory organ of an arthropod
palpy - like an insect's organ of touch
palsa - a mound of earth pushed up near a glacier's edge
palsy - paralysis; friendly
palta - an avocado
palts - plural of "palt", rubbish
palus - a slender upright calcareous process that is part of some corals; a French wine
palux - a river in Washington state
palvi - a first name
pamby - in the phrase "namby pamby", babyish, excessively cute, effeminate
pamir - a mountainous area in Tajikistan and Kirghizstan
pammi - a first name
pammy - a first name
pampa - a first name; a South American grassland; a town in Texas
panao - a town in Peru
panas - a first name
panax - ginseng; a genus of trees and shrubs
panay - an island in the Philippines
pance - the pansy flower
panch - a thick mat
pancy - the pansy flower
panda - a Chinese bear; a Chinese one ounce gold coin
pandi - a first name
pando - a department of Bolivia; a town in Uruquay
pands - plural of "pand", a narrow curtain over a bed
pandu - a first name
pandy - a first name; a slap on the open hand; to strike with the hand; a mutinous native soldier
paned - variegated; glazed
panel - a list; a committee; a sheet of material; a schedule
panem - bread
panes - plural of "pane", a sheet of glass
panga - a large knife; a machete; a village in Indonesia
pangi - a Malayan tree
pangs - plural of "pang", a sharp pain
pania - a Belizian of Spanish descent
panic - a sudden and violent fear or madness
panie - a mountain peak in New Caledonia
panim - paynim
panis - bread
panka - a first name
panks - pants; breathes heavily
panna - a first name; a town in India
panne - a lustrous velvet fabric with a loose flat nap
panni - plural of "pannus", a vascular tissue that can obscure the cornea
panno - a minor boss
panny - the highway
panom - a first name
panos - a first name
pansy - a first name; a flower; a homosexual
panto - a pantomime performance (the highlight of a British Christmas)
pants - trousers; plural of "pant", a short, labored breath
panty - a pair of women's underpants
panxi - a region of China's Sichuan province
panya - a first name; a Spanish person
panym - panim
panyu - a town in China, near Hong Kong, with a crocodile park
paola - a first name
paoli - plural of "paolo", an obsolete papal coin
paolo - a first name; an old Italian silver coin
paoua - a town in the Central African Republic
papad - a sort of tortilla made from lentil flour
papal - of the pope
papar - a town in Borneo
papas - a European cape; plural of "papa", a father
papaw - the pawpaw, a North American fruit tree
papel - a language
paper - a journal; a sheet; an essay
papes - money; plural of "pape", a pope; painted bunting
papey - an Icelandic island
papio - a genus consisting of the typical baboon; a Hawaiian fish
papni - a first name
pappi - plural of "pappus"
pappu - a first name
pappy - a father; succulent; like pap
papua - a large island north of Australia
papun - a town in Burma
parab - a parabolic reflector, often used to gather ambient or background noise
parae - plural of "para", a woman delivered of a specific number of children
parag - a first name
parah - a unit of volume of about 15 gallons
paran - a town in Israel
parao - one of the Caroline islands
paras - a first name; plural of "para", a monetary unit of Yugoslavia or Turkey; a paramilitary soldier; a woman delivered of a specific number of children
parca - a Roman goddess of fate and childbirth
parch - to dry out or desiccate
parde - a variant of "perdieu", meaning "by God", an oath
pardi - perdieu, "by God", an oath
pardo - pardao, a half rupiah coin of Portuguese India; a river in Brazil
pards - plural of "pard", a leopard
pardy - perdieu, "by God", an oath
pared - cut; shaved; trimmed
paree - a first name; a humorous spelling of the French pronunciation of "Paris"
parel - apparel; an egg preparation used to clarify wine
paren - a parenthesis
pareo - a pareu, a Polynesian wrap
parer - trimmer
pares - trims
pareu - a Polynesian wrap or lavalava
parge - to cover with plaster
pargo - a food fish, the porgy
paria - a tributary of the Colorado river; a bay in Tobago
parin - a first name
paris - a first name; a city in France; a European herb; the abductor of Helen
parit - an Asian cape
parji - a language
parka - a fur coat with hood
parke - a first name
parki - an article of clothing
parks - a first name; plural of "park", a recreational woodland
parky - cold; chilly
parla - a first name
parle - a first name; to parley; to talk or negotiate
parly - a group of owls
parma - a city in Italy
parme - a Parma violet
parni - a body of water
parnu - a town in Estonia
parol - oral; by word of mouth
paroo - a river in Australia
paros - one of the Cyclades Islands
parps - sounds a car horn
parra - jacana; Parramatta, a suburb of Sydney
parro - paranoid
parrs - plural of "parr", a young salmon
parry - a first name; to ward off an attack
parsa - an ancient satrapy, also called Persis
parse - to analyze
parsi - a Parsee
parti - an eligible suitor; the basic scheme of an architectural design
parto - a unit of weight in Malta
parts - pieces; separates
party - a festival; a faction
parul - a first name
parus - the type genus of Paridae, including the titmouse
parva - Latin meaning "small" or "lesser"
parve - not containing meat or milk products
parvo - parvovirus, a disease of dogs
parys - a first name
pasan - a besoar goat; an oryx
pasay - a town in the Philippines
pasch - Passover
pasco - a first name; a town in the state of Washington
paseo - a leisurely walk
pases - plural of "pase", a movement of a matador's cape
pasha - a first name; a Turkish governor
pashe - a first name
pashm - the underfur of upland goats of Kashmir
pasig - a river passing through Manila in the Philippines
pasko - a first name
pasks - plural of "pask", a variant of "Pasch"
pasmo - a fungal disease of flax
pasni - a town in Pakistan
paspy - passepied
passe - out of fashion
passi - a section of Paris
passo - a unit of measure in Brazil
passy - a pacifier
pasta - noodles
paste - a glue
pasto - a city in southwest Colombia
pasts - plural of "past", history; bygone time
pasty - glutinous; a patty; a pie
pasuk - a first name; a verse of the Torah
pasul - declared unfit for Jewish ceremonial use by rabbinic law
patan - Lalitpur, a town in Nepal
patao - a town in the Dominican Republic
patas - a reddish colored long-tailed West African monkey
patay - a town in France, site of a famous battle
patch - a small area; to repair; a jester
pated - having a head
patee - in heraldry, describing a cross whose arms get wider as they extend
patek - a first name
patel - the headman of an Indian village
paten - a first name; a patin; a eucharistic plate
pater - the father of a twit
pates - plural of "pate", a head
paths - plural of "path", a walkway
pathy - containing many paths; a pathologist
patia - a first name; a city and river in Colombia
patin - a first name; a eucharistic plate
patio - a courtyard
patka - a head scarf used by Sikh men
patly - aptly; fitly; in a self-satisfied way
patna - a city in northeast India, on the Ganges
paton - a first name
patos - a South American cape; a town in Brazil; a town in Albania
patra - a first name
patsi - a first name
patsy - a first name; a stooge or cat's paw
patta - a town in India
patte - a first name; a decorative sash-band; in heraldry, describing a cross whose arms get wider as they extend
patti - a first name
pattu - a homespun woolen fabric
patty - a first name; a small pie
patxi - a first name
patzi - a first name
pauas - plural of "paua", the abalone
pauca - an interjection meaning "Be quiet!"
paugy - the porgy, or scup
pauky - pawky
paula - a first name
paule - a first name
pauli - a first name
paulo - a first name
pauls - a first name; plural of "paul", a variant of "pawl"
pauly - a first name
paums - palms off by fraud
paune - pone
pauri - a town in India
pausa - in musical notation, a rest
pause - an interruption; a delay
pausy - full of pauses
paute - a town in Ecuador
pauto - a river in Colombia
pauts - paws the ground
pauws - plural of "pauw", the South African bustard
pauxi - a currasow
pavan - a stately dance that was all the rage in the 16th century
pavas - plural of "pava", a kind of hat popular in Puerto Rico
paved - build a road surface
pavee - an itinerant Jewish merchant
pavel - a first name
paven - a variant of "pavan", a dance
paver - a builder of road surfaces
paves - builds a road surface
pavia - a first name; a city in northern Italy, with 100 towers
pavid - timid
pavie - a neat trick
pavin - a variant of "pavan", a dance
pavis - a whole-body shield used in the Middle Ages
pavit - a first name
pavla - a first name
pavle - a first name
pavol - a first name
pavon - a lance pennon; a town in Mexico
pavos - plural of "pavo", a peacock
pawan - a first name; a river in Borneo
pawas - plural of "pawa", the abalone
pawat - a first name
pawaw - a powwow
pawed - fingered
pawel - a first name
pawer - a fingerer
pawks - plural of "pawk", a small lobster
pawky - clumsy, thickwitted; cunning, artful (explain this!)
pawls - plural of "pawl", a check stop mechanism
pawns - obtains a loan with a pledge; plural of "pawn", a patsy; a chess piece
paxes - in Christian worship, the kiss of peace
paxke - a town in Laos
paxon - a first name
paxos - a Greek island
payal - a first name
payam - a first name
payao - a first name
payas - plural of "paya", a Honduran Indian
payat - a first name
payed - remunerated
payee - one who is remunerated
payen - a pagan
payer - one who remunerates
payge - a first name
payne - a first name
payni - a month in the old Egyptian calendar
payns - plural of "payn", bread
payol - a mixed race person
payor - a payer
payre - a European cape
paysd - poised
payse - poise
payta - a town in Peru
pazia - a first name
pazin - a town in Croatia
pazit - a first name
pazna - a town in Bolivia
peace - a first name; tranquility
peach - to divulge; a hairy juicy fruit of no known use save for the production of cyanide
peage - wampum; a toll paid to pass
peags - plural of "peag", wampum
peaks - plural of "peak", a summit
peaky - sickly, weak; piqued
peals - rings loudly and clearly
pealy - full of peals; like a peal
peamy - a pea seller
peans - plural of "pean", a paean
peard - a bay in Alaska
peare - to peer
pearl - a first name; a gem; a type size of 5 points
pears - a first name; plural of "pear", an unpleasant, insipid, allegedly edible fruit
peart - lively; perky
peary - like a pear; full of pears
pearu - a first name
pease - peas
peats - plural of "peat", decayed vegetable matter used as fuel
peaty - containing peat
peaus - plural of "peau", a fabric similar to skin, and easier to obtain in stores
peavy - a lumberman's cant hook
peaze - peise
peban - a South American tribe
pebas - plural of "peba", an armadillo
pecal - picul
pecan - a nut
pecco - pekoe
pecha - a first name
pechs - plural of "pech", a short labored breath
pecht - a Pict
pecin - a town in Albania
pecke - to pitch or jerk
pecks - pokes at with the mouth or beak; plural of "peck", a unit of volume
pecky - decaying with fungus
pecos - a Texas river; to shoot a man and roll his body into a river
pects - plural of "pect", a pectoral muscle
pecul - a unit of weight of about 133 pounds
pedal - a foot lever; of the foot
pedee - a Siouan people of the Pee Dee river; a serving boy
peder - a first name
pedes - plural of "pes", a foot, and an ancient Roman unit of length, about 29.57 cm
pedis - plural of "pedi", a pedicure
pedja - a first name
pedro - a first name; a card game that is a variety of seven-up
pedum - a shepherd's crook
peece - a variant of "piece"
peeko - a brief glance around
peeks - sneaks a look at
peeky - worn out, tired, weak
peele - a South African antelope with straight, sharp horns
peels - removes the outer covering
peene - a river in northeast Germany
peens - plural of "peen", the rounded end of a hammer
peeoy - a cone of damp gunpowder used as a firework
peepe = pip
peeps - sneaks a look at; chirps; baby chicks; marshmallow chickens
peepy - sleepy
peers - a first name; looks at intently; plural of "peer", one of equal rank
peert - peart, lively
peery - a peg-top; prying or inquisitive; suspicious; sly; shy
peety - cheerful
peeve - to annoy
peevy - a lumberman's cant hook
peggi - a first name
peggy - a first name; a warbler
peghs - breathes heavily
peght - a Pict
pegms - plural of "pegm", a moving machine once used in pageants
pegos - plural of "pego", a penis
pehry - a first name
peibo - a river in China
peigi - a first name
peiho - a river in China
peine - a form of torture in which the victim is slowly pressed to death; a town in Germany
peins - plural of "pein", a peen
peise - to weigh; to measure; to press on
peixe - a lake in South America
peize - a weight; a balance; to press
pejan - a first name
pekah - a first name
pekan - the fisher-martin
pekes - plural of "Peke", a Pekinese dog
pekin - a fine soft silk fabric; a hardy yellow-white duck developed in China; an old name for Beijing, China; a town in Illinois
pekka - a first name
pekoe - a kind of black tea
pelas - plural of "pela", white wax from a scale insect
pelee - a volcano that erupted in 1902
peleg - a first name
peles - a fortified tower, common in the Middle Ages
pelew - another name for Palau
pelfs - plural of "pelf", money or possessions or spoils
pelin - a first name
pella - a ruined city in north Greece, capital of ancient Macedonia, birthplace of Alexander
pello - a first name
pells - plural of "pell", a parchment roll
pelly - a town in Saskatchewan
pelma - the sole of the foot
pelon - hairless
pelta - a light Greek shield; an apothecium
pelts - throws or falls in great amounts; plural of "pelt", an animal skin
pelty - pelting; like a pelt
pelym - a town in western Siberia
pemba - a first name; an island near the east coast of equatorial Africa
penal - relating to punishment
penan - a Malay people
penas - a gulf in Chile
pence - plural of "penny", an English coin
penco - a town in Chile
penda - a first name; an Australian timber tree
pende - a language; a town in the Central African Republic
pends - is due to happen
pened - peened
penee - a first name
penes - plural of "penis", an organ of the male reproductive system
penge - a town in England, site of the infamous Penge Bungalow murders
pengo - a monetary unit of Hungary; an Indian language
pengu - Pescadores
penie - a penny
penis - an organ of the male reproductive system
penki - a town in China also known as Benxi
penks - plural of "penk", a minnow
penly - a first name
penna - a first name; a feather
penne - a kind of hollow cylindrical pasta
penni - a kind of pastry; a Finnish coin
penny - a first name; an English coin
pensy - pensive; thoughtful
pents - plural of "pent", a penthouse
penza - a town in western Russia
peola - a light skinned black person
peons - plural of "peon", an unskilled laborer
peony - a first name; like a peon; a kind of flower
pepes - a first name
pepin - a first name; the father of Charlemagne
pepos - plural of "pepo", a gourdlike fruit with a hard exterior and pulpy interior
peppe - a first name
peppi - a first name
peppy - a first name; energetic
pepst - drunk
peqin - a town in Albania
peque - a town in Spain
perai - pirai, Piranha
perak - a state of Malaysia
peral - a first name
peran - a first name
perau - a coin
perca - the type genus of Percidae
perce - a first name; to pierce
perch - a pole; a unit of measurement of length of 5.5 yards; a fish
percy - a first name
perdu - lost; hidden; a soldier sent on a suicidal mission
perdy - a first name; perdieu, "by God", an oath
perea - the aperea, or South American cavy
perec - a first name
perel - apparel
peres - plural of "pere", a father
perfs - plural of "perf", a perforation; a performance
perga - a town in Turkey
perge - an ancient Greek town in Anatolia
perhe - a town in Burma
perie - a soft capsule containing medicine
peril - danger
perim - a Yemeni island
peris - plural of "peri", a paradisiacal nymph
perit - a moneyer's unit of weight equal to 1/20 droit or 1/9600 grain
perka - a first name
perks - plural of "perk", a perquisite; a tablet of Percodan
perky - smart; lively
perla - a first name; a town in Arkansas
perle - a first name; a soft gelatin capsule for enclosing medicine
perli - a first name
perlo - a first name; a pilaf, or savory stew
perly - a first name
perms - plural of "perm", a "permanent" curling treatment to hair
perns - plural of "pern", the honey buzzard
perps - plural of "perp", short for "perpetrator", meaning criminal
perri - a first name
perry - a first name; pear cider; a blast of wind; a British river
perse - a first name; the mother of Circe; a dark blue color; a dark blue fabric
persi - a first name
persp - perspiration
perst - pierced
perth - a first name; a city in Scotland; a city in Australia
perts - plural of "pert", an impudent person
perty - cowboy slang for "pretty"
perun - a Slavic storm god
perve - a pervert
pervo - a pervert
pervs - plural of "perv", a pervert
pervy - a pervert; perverted
pesah - a first name; the Jewish feast of Passover
pesco - "fish", used in the phrase "pesco vegetarian"
pesky - bothersome
pesos - plural of "peso", a monetary unit of Mexico
pessa - a coin
pesto - an Italian sauce; another name for Posidonia
pests - plural of "pest", a varmint; an annoyance
pesty - annoying
petah - a first name
petal - a part of a flower
petar - a first name; a petard
peter - a first name; a blue flag; to diminish to nothing; a penis
petey - a first name
petie - a first name
petit - mignon; petty; little
petou - a first name; a town in French Polynesia; an Afghan cloak
petra - a first name; a city carved in rock, in Jordan
petre - a first name; saltpeter
petri - a first name; a shallow glass dish used in biology
petro - a first name; petroleum
petru - a first name
petta - a first name
petti - a first name; a petticoat; plural of "petto", the breast
petto - literally, the breast, figuratively the heart, in the phrase "in petto"
petty - minor; small-minded
petur - a first name
petya - a first name
peuhl - the Fulani tribe of Niger
peumo - a town in Chile
peura - afraid of
pevas - a town in Peru
pevek - a town in Siberia
pewee - a small flycatching bird
pewit - the lapwing
peyes - the uncut forelocks of an Orthodox Jewish man
peyot - sidelocks
peyre - a town in France
peyse - peise
peyye - variant of "peye", an uncut forelock of an Orthodox Jewish man
pezzo - an Italian coin (literally, a "piece")
pfalz - the Palatinate, a region of Germany
pffft - suggesting the sound of air rushing out, or a sudden collapse
pfiff - an Austrian unit of measurement
pfotz - the vagina
pfund - a German monetary unit, cognate to the "pound"
phaet - a second-magnitude star, Alpha Columbae
phage - an organism that consumes bacteria
phane - a variant of "fane"
phang - fang
phani - a first name
phano - a fanon, a napkin, a scarf
phant - a sheet of glass used in the theater for projected ghost illusions
phaon - a first name; a boatman
phare - a lighthouse
phari - a town in Tibet
pharm - a place where genetically modified plants and animals are produced for pharmaceutical use
pharo - faro, a game of chance
pharr - a town in Texas
phase - a stage, level, or station
phasm - an apparition; a phantom; a meteor
pheal - the cry of a jackal
pheba - a first name
phebe - a first name; the small American flycatcher
pheby - a first name
pheer - a companion
phemy - a first name
phene - benzene
pheno - phenobarbitol
pheny - a first name
pheof - a first name
pheon - the broad arrow, used in heraldry
phese - feeze
phewa - a lake in northern India
phewy - pfui, an exclamation of disgust
phfft - done for; finished; kaput
phial - a vial; a small glass medicine bottle
phila - a first name
phili - a first name
phill - a first name
philo - a first name
phils - a shortening of the name of the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team
phish - to pose as a customer service representative, attempting to get user ID's
phlox - a flower
phlug - a foolish old married woman
phoby - the phoby cat, the little spotted skunk; a dread of water
phoca - the seal genus
phoef - a first name
phohs - plural of "phoh", an interjection of disgust
phoma - a large form genus of imperfect fungi
phone - the telephone
phono - the phonograph
phons - plural of "phon", a unit of loudness
phony - fake; insincere
phool - a first name; a dish of fava beans, tomatoes and onions
phora - a genus of small flies
phose - a subjective visual sensation
phoss - phosphorus, as used by burglars in the early 19th century for illumination
photo - a photograph
phots - plural of "phot", a unit of luminous flux per area
phpht - an expression of annoyance
phrag - the common term for the phragmipedium plant
phred - a first name
phren - the mind
phrog - a double rotor helicopter used during the Vietnam War
phtia - a variant spelling of "Phthia", a town in Greece
phuoc - a first name
phuok - a first name
phuts - plural of "phut", a dull abrupt sound
phutz - to rob; to swindle
phuza - to drink
phyfe - a first name
phyla - plural of "phylum", a classification of living things
phyle - an ancient Greek political division
phyll - a first name
phyma - a tubercle
physa - a genus of air-breathing snails
pials - plural of "pial", a spinal cord membrane
piana - a town in Corsica
piano - a musical instrument, originally "piano-forte"; quiet
pians - plural of "pian", a tropical disease
piask - a town in Poland
piast - a member of the native Polish nobility
piats - plural of "piat", an anti-tank mortar
piaui - a mountain and state in Brazil
piave - an Italian river
piawe - a town in Papua New Guinea
piber - a town in Austria, home of the Lippizzaner horses
picae - an order of birds
pical - similar to a pica
picas - plural of "pica", a craving to eat dirt, clay, chalk or other matter
piccy - a picture
picea - a spruce genus
pices - plural of "pice", a small copper coin of the East Indies
picey - mean
pichi - a Peruvian shrub
picke - a small plot of land enclosed with a hedge
picks - plural of "pick", a choice; a digging tool; a guitar implement
picky - choosy
picol - a picul, a unit of weight of 133 pounds or 100 catties
picot - an ornamental lace border
picra - powdered aloe
picts - plural of "pict", an ancient Scottish people
picul - a unit of weight of 133 pounds or 100 catties
picus - a woodpecker; an ancient Italian agricultural god
pidan - duck eggs preserved in brine, lime, ashes and tea (presumably...for eating?)
pidie - a town in Indonesia
piece - a portion; a fragment
piede - a unit of length of about 11 inches
piedy - a first name
piend - a hammer-point; a salient angle
pieno - all performing
piero - a first name
piers - a first name; plural of "pier", a structure from the land out over water
piert - peart
piesa - money
pieta - a depiction of the removal of Christ from the cross
piets - plural of "piet", the magpie
piety - deep religious feeling
pieze - a unit of measurement of pressure, a metric ton per meter - second squared
piezo - produced by pressure; a piezoelectric crystal
piffy - dubious
piggs - plural of "pigg", a piggin
piggy - a little pig; a glutton
pight - pitched
pigmy - a dwarf
pigna - a town in Corsica
pigot - a flagrant lie
pigue - a town in Argentina
piing - jumbling or disordering
pijao - an Indian tribe in Colombia
pijaw - pious talk or moralizing
pikas - plural of "pika", a small rodent similar to a rabbit
piked - pointed
pikel - a pitchfork
piker - a tramp; one who does things in a small, cheap or slow way
pikes - plural of "pike", a turnpike or toll road; a predatory fish
pikey - a vagrant
pikie - a vagrant
pikis - plural of "piki", a cornmeal bread
pikit - a town in the Philippines
pikke - a first name
pikle - pightle
pikol - a pecul, a unit of weight of about 133 pounds
pikul - a picul
pilaf - a savory stew
pilan - a first name
pilar - a first name; hairy; a town in the Philippines; a town in Argentina
pilau - a pilaf, or savory stew
pilaw - a pilaf, or savory stew
pilch - a fur or flannel gown; one's residence; a triangular flannel wrapper worn over a baby's diaper
pilea - plural of "pileum"
piled - heaped
pilei - plural of "pileus"
piler - a gatherer
piles - plural of "pile", a heap; a hemorrhoid
pilib - a first name
pilin - a kind of protein
pilis - plural of "pili", a Philippine nut tree
pills - plural of "pill", a bolus
pilly - covered with little fabric knots (such as a sweater)
pilmy - dusty
pilon - a bonus given with a large purchase; lagniappe
pilos - another name for Pylos
pilot - a guide; a captain
pilow - a pilaf, a highly spiced dish of rice and meat
pilum - an ancient Roman heavy javelin
pilus - a botanical hair
pilwe - a pillow
piman - a language family of the Uto-Aztecan phylum
pimas - plural of "pima", a kind of cotton
pimen - a first name
pimmi - a first name
pimps - plural of "pimp", a panderer; a whore master
pimpy - ostentatious, garish, tasteless, expensive
pinag - a temporary lake formed by floodwater
pinal - a band of San Carlos Apaches
pinar - a first name; a unit of weight in Persia
pinas - a North American cape; a town in Ecuador; plural of "pina", a pineapple
pinax - a kind of Greek vase
pinch - to squeeze between the fingers; to steal; a difficult situation
pinda - a ball of rice offered to one's ancestors in a Hindu ceremony
pindi - Rawalpindi
pindy - gone bad
pined - yearned for
piner - one who yearns; one who harvests pine trees
pines - yearns for; plural of "pine", an evergreen
piney - a first name; forested with pines; a peony
pinga - a first name; the penis
pingo - a hill thrust up by frost
pings - an Internet "are you there?" query; plural of "ping", a sudden sharp ringing sound
pinic - an acid
pinko - a communist sympathizer
pinks - cuts with serrated scissors; plural of "pink", a pale red color
pinky - a first name; the little finger; a small boat
pinna - the external portion of the ear; a wing
pinny - a pinafore
pinon - a first name; a kind of pine that bears edible nuts
pinot - a kind of grape
pinoy - a nickname for a Filipino
pinsk - a city in Belarus
pinta - a disease of the skin that results in loss of pigment; one of Columbus's ships; playing hookey
pinte - an obsolete unit of volume in France
pinto - a kidney bean variety; a spotted horse; a town in Chile
pints - plural of "pint", a unit of volume
pinup - an erotic picture suitable for worship
pinus - a genus of coniferous trees
pinyl - a univalent hydrocarbon radical
piong - an enthusiast, especially of food or game
pions - plural of "pion", a subatomic particle
piony - a peony
piora - a kind of cheese
piotr - a first name
pioue - vexation
pious - religious; reverent
pioxe - an Indian living in the area of Colombia and Ecuador
pioye - peeoy, a homemade firework
pioys - plural of "pioy", a variant of "peeoy", a homemade firework
pipal - a sacred fig tree
pipas - plural of "pipa", the Surinam toad
piped - hollow; transported through pipes; played the pipes
piper - a first name; one who plays the pipes
pipes - plural of "pipe", a long tube; a musical instrument; a smoking implement
pipet - a pipette
pipey - suggestive of a pipe; a nickname for a piper
pipil - a Nahuatlan people of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras
pipis - plural of "pipi", an Australasian shellfish; a Brazilian tree
pipit - a tit-lark
pippa - a first name
pippi - a first name
pippo - a first name
pippy - a first name; an acronym: "Person Inheriting Parental Property"
pipra - a genus of birds that includes the manakin
pipsy - easily accomplished
pipul - a sacred fig tree
piqua - a city in western Ohio
pique - annoyance; a stiff durable corded fabric
pirai - Piranha
piran - a first name; an Adriatic Sea port in Slovenia
pirie - a pear tree; a pirry
pirin - a mountain chain in Bulgaria
pirjo - a first name
pirke - a first name
pirls - spins like a top
pirna - a town in Switzerland
pirns - plural of "pirn", a bobbin or weaver's shuttle
pirog - a Russian pastry; a pirogie
pirol - the golden oriole
pirro - a first name
pirry - a variant of "pirrie", a rough wind
pisac - a town in Peru
pisae - the ancient name of Pisa, in Italy
pisan - of or relating to Pisa
pisay - building material of rammed earth between molds
pisco - a Peruvian brandy; a town in Peru
pisek - a town south of Prague
pisel - to work lazily
pises - plural of "pise", a wall made of clay or mud rammed between molds
pishu - the Canada lynx
pisky - a pixie; an Episcopalian
pismo - a kind of clam
pison - one of the rivers that flowed from the Garden of Eden
pisos - plural of "piso", a Philippine peso
pisso - a drunkard
pissy - sour, unpleasant, distasteful, spiteful; tasting or smelling like piss
pista - a first name
piste - a track; a footprint; a downhill ski trail
pists - plural of "pist", a variant of "piste"
pisum - a small genus of Eurasian herbaceous vines
pital - a town in Costa Rica
pitas - plural of "pita", a Middle Eastern sandwich
pitau - a silver tree fern
pitch - to toss; tar; a musical level
piter - a first name
piths - plural of "pith", a light porous material; severs the spinal cord
pithy - meaty; terse
pitin - a first name
pitom - the stem at the end of the etrog, which must be unbroken for ritual use
piton - a metal climbing spike
pitot - a tube recording air pressure
pitri - the legendary progenitor of any Hindu family
pitta - a large genus of Asian and Australian birds; pita bread
pitte - a first name
pitty - messy, untidy
piums - plural of "pium", an almost invisible stinging fly of Brazil
piura - a town in Peru
piuri - Indian yellow
piute - a variant of "Paiute", a tribe of Indians
pivas - plural of "piva", an ancient Italian bagpipe
pivio - a first name
pivot - to turn
pixel - a square or rectangular subunit of a digital picture
pixes - plural of "pix", a box for communion wafers
pixie - a sprite
piyut - a religious poem recited in the synagogue in addition to the usual liturgy
pizes - plural of "pize", a curse
pizol - a town in Switzerland, site of the Heidi festival
pizza - a baked Italian dish
pjotr - a first name
plaba - an argument
placa - one's street name
place - a site; to assign
plack - a small Scottish four penny coin
plaga - a spot or streak of color
plage - a beach; country; a bright solar region of helium and calcium clouds, seen during sunspots
plaid - a pattern on cloth
plain - not pretty; obvious; a prairie
plait - to weave
plaka - an Athenian market; a European cape
plana - plural of "planum", a flat surface of bone
plane - an airplane; a level surface; a smoothing tool
plang - a town in Switzerland
plank - a board
plano - a city in northern Texas
plans - plural of "plan", a blueprint; a scheme
plant - an inanimate life form; an industrial facility
planu - a river in Romania
plaps - splashes
plash - a pool; to weave; to splash
plasm - a mold or matrix
plast - plastid
plata - a South American river
plate - a dish; a stiff sheet of material; to coat; a river in South America
plato - a first name; a Greek philosopher; a fight; a town in Colombia
plats - plaits
platt - a first name; an ore dump
platy - to split into thin slabs; plate-like
plaud - to applaud
playa - a desert basin; a womanizer; someone using wit or charm to gain objectives
plays - sports; dramas
plaza - a large open assembly area
plead - to entreat
pleas - begs
pleat - a fold
plebe - plebian; a first-year student
plebs - the people
pleep - an enemy pilot who refuses a challenge of aerial combat
plein - plan; full; to complain; French for "full" or "open", as in "plein air", meaning outdoors
plena - plural of "plenum", a space full of matter, the opposite of "vacuum"
plene - full; complete; plenary
pleno - a musical term
pleon - the abdomen of a crustacean
plesh - to splash
plete - to plead
plewd - one of the stylized drops of sweat displayed by a cartoon character under stress
plews - plural of "plew", a beaver skin
plexi - plexiglass
pleys - plays
pleyt - a river boat
plica - twisted, matted, and crusted hair, as a result of neglect or fashion; a fold of tissue
plied - folded; carried on
plien - a first name
plier - one who plies
plies - carries on; plural of "plie", a ballet movement
plims - swells
pling - a name for the exclamation mark "!"; to beg or panhandle
plink - to shoot at random; a sharp high-pitched sound
pliny - a first name; a Roman historian who witnessed the eruption of Vesuvius
plitt - a torture instrument similar to the knout
ploat - to pluck feathers from a bird
ploba - an argument
ploce - a town in Croatia; the emphatic repetition of a word: "More Irish than the Irish"
plock - a town in Poland
plocs - plural of "ploc", a mixture of hair and tar used to cover the bottom of a ship
plods - walks slowly
ploms - an acronym: "Poor Little Old Me Syndrome"
plong - to plunge
plonk - a cheap wine, favored by Rumpole
plook - a plouk, a pimple
ploot - a slut
plops - drops or falls suddenly
plore - a museum exhibit that demonstrates some scientific principle in action
plosh - to plash or splash
plots - plural of "plot", a plan; an area of land
ploty - a town in Poland
plotz - to burst with emotion
plouk - a pimple
plout - a sudden heavy rainfall
plows - tills
ploys - plural of "ploy", a ruse
pluck - courage; to pull out
pluff - to puff; a small bellows
pluge - "Picture Line-Up Generation Equipment", a test pattern for video monitors
plugs - stops up; endorses; shoots
pluke - a pimple, spot or boil
pluma - a contour feather; a coffee variety
plumb - vertical; sheer; to gauge a depth
plume - a feather; a crest
plump - fat; to opt for
plums - plural of "plum", a fruit
plumy - feathered
plunk - to fall or drop down
pluot - a cross between a plum and an apricot
plush - luxorious; a thickly textured material
plute - a plutocrat
pluto - the ninth planet; the Roman god of the Underworld and Wealth; Mickey's dog
plyer - a transport worker
plzen - a town in the Czech Republic, formerly known as Pilsen
pnina - a first name
poach - to hunt illegally; to cook eggs
poaka - a New Zealand bird, one of the stilts
poake - waste material from the processing of leather and other skins
poaks - plural of "poak", a variant of "poake"
poali - a coin
poalo - a coin
pobby - puffed up; swollen
poboy - "po' boy", a kind of Cajun sandwich
pocan - the pokeweed
pocha - a person who speaks a mixture of English and Spanish
poche - the black portion of an architectural plan representing walls
pocho - a first name; a person who speaks a mixture of English and Spanish
pocks - plural of "pock", a scar or indentation
pocky - pitted
pocus - part of the magic phrase "hocus pocus"
podal - of the foot
poddy - a domestic animal just taken from its mother
podex - the anal region; the rump
podge - a fat man; a puddle
podgy - short and fat
podia - the pedantic plural of "podium", a platform on which a speaker stands
poems - plural of "poem", a verse
poemy - a first name; like a poem
poena - an academic exercise imposed as a punishment
poesy - poetry
poets - plural of "poet", one who writes poetry
poger - a passive male homosexual
pogey - welfare; a charitable institution, poorhouse, or workhouse
pogge - the armed bull-head fish
poggy - a small whale
pogie - the menhaden; the black perch; a home for the aged; a poorhouse
pogos - plural of "pogo", a pogo stick
pogoy - a town in Russia
pogue - some term of abuse whose exact application I haven't determined yet
pohai - an arm of the Yellow Sea on the north east coast of China
pohla - a first name
pohna - a town in India
poilu - a French common soldier; a man of courage and strength
poind - to distrain; to seize and sell property of a debtor under a warrant
point - to indicate; a small dot; a spit of land
poipu - a town on the island of Kauai, Hawaiia
poise - self-assurance; a unit of measurement of dynamic viscosity
poize - poise
pokal - a large silver drinking cup
poked - struck with a stick
poker - a card game; a metal rod for stirring a fire; the pochard duck
pokes - strikes with a stick; plural of "poke", a bag
poket - a variant of "pocket"
pokey - a jail; slow; Gumby's horse
pokie - a slot machine
pokot - a tribe and language of Kenya
polab - a Slavic tribe that lived along the Elbe
polak - balsa; a disparaging term for a Polish person
polar - of the poles; opposite
poldi - a first name
poled - propelled with a pole
poler - one who poles
poles - plural of "pole", a rod; a native of Poland; a unit of length of 5.5 yards
poley - polled; hornless; a dehorned animal; wanted by the police
polgi - an island near New Guinea
polie - one of the researchers living and working at the South Pole
polio - a paralytic disease
polis - the city; the police
polje - a large flat plain of karst
polka - a dance; a convulsion caused by the sound of an accordion
polks - dances the polka
polla - a first name
polli - a first name
pollo - "chicken", used in the phrase "pollo vegetarian"
polls - opinion samples; clips
polly - a first name; a parrot
polos - a crown; plural of "polo", a game played on horseback
polts - plural of "polt", a blow
polur - a mountain resort near Tehran, Iran
polvo - heroin
polyg - a polygamist
polyp - a many-limbed animal; a tissue bud; a growth protruding from a mucous membrane
polys - plural of "poly", a white blood cell
pomak - a Muslim who is an ethnic Slav
pombe - an alcoholic drink made of fermented bananas; a Tibetan chief
pombo - a Tibetan chief
pomel - a variant of "pommel"
pomes - plural of "pome", a fleshy fruit with a core
pomey - a figure representing an apple, a roundel
pomme - a roundel vert
pommy - an Englishman; a pomace
pomps - plural of "pomp", an ostentatious display
ponca - a Siouan people of the Missouri river
ponce - a first name; a pimp; a seaport in Puerto Rico
ponch - a general term of address for a man
poncy - like a pimp
pondo - a Bantu-speaking people of the eastern Cape province
ponds - plural of "pond", a small body of water; a unit of measurement of gram force
pondy - containing many ponds
pones - plural of "pone", cornbread
poney - containing or tasting like cornpone; money or a wager
ponga - a New Zealand tree fern
ponge - beer, especially pale ale.
pongo - an African ape; a sailor
pongs - stinks; responds to an Internet "ping"
pongy - smelly
ponka - a Siouan people of the Missouri river
ponks - plural of "ponk", a nocturnal spirit
ponor - a steep-sided sinkhole
ponta - a European cape
ponte - one pound sterling
ponti - a first name
ponto - punto
ponts - plural of "pont", a small ferryboat running along a rope or cable
ponty - a pontee, an iron rod used by glassmakers for manipulating molten glass
ponza - an Italian island
ponzi - a pyramid scheme
ponzu - a tropical citrus fruit; a Japanese dipping sauce
pooch - a dog
poods - plural of "pood", a Russian unit of weight, about 36 pounds
pooed - baby talk for "defecated"
pooer - Scottish dialect for "power"
pooey - an expression of disgust
poofs - plural of "poof", an effeminate man; a homosexual
poofy - of a pooftah
poohs - dismisses
poohy - disgusting; unpleasant
pooja - a first name; a Hindu ritual; an act of obeisance or worship
pooka - a mischievous goblin of Irish folklore
pooks - plucks
poole - a town in England
pooli - a tropical African timber tree
pools - plural of "pool", a small body of water
pooly - containing many pools
poona - a city in India; terribly stuffy; marijuana; one pound sterling; badminton
poons - plural of "poon", an East Indian tree
poopo - a town and lake in Bolivia
poops - poopdecks; tires out; defecates
poopy - impregnated with feces
poori - a flat wheatcake
poort - a col or pass
poosa - to drink
poosk - to search for vermin on the person
poots - farts
poove - poof, pooftah, an effeminate man, a homosexual
poovy - of a pooftah; effeminate
poped - was made pope; became Catholic
poper - a Catholic
popes - plural of "pope", the bishop of Rome
popet - a puppet
popie - a first name
popla - beer
poppa - father
poppi - a first name
poppy - a first name; a flower; of popular culture or music
popsy - a girlfriend
popup - an advertisement that appears in a separate browser window; a recessed item which emerges when activated
poque - a French card game, the ancestor of poker
poral - referring to body pores
porch - a portico; a stoa
porco - a town in Bolivia
porec - a town in Croatia
pored - examined carefully; containing pores
porer - a student; one who examines carefully
pores - reads carefully; small openings
porge - to purify a slaughtered animal by removing fat, veins and sinews
porgy - porgie; the sea-bream or the scup fish
poria - a genus of pore fungi
porks - plural of "pork", pigmeat
porky - a first name; fat; tasting of pork
porno - pornography
porns - plural of "porn", pornography; a pornographic movie
porny - pornographic
poroj - a village in Macedonia
poros - a coarse limestone found in the Peloponnesus; a town in Greece
poroy - a town in Peru
porra - someone of Portuguese descent
porta - a transverse fissure; the entrance for nerve ducts into an organ
porte - the Turkish government
porth - a town in South Wales
porto - the Portuguese name of Oporto
ports - plural of "port", distilled wine; a transport; a left; a harbor
porty - a first name; tasting of port wine
porus - a first name; a body pore; an ancient kingdom of northwestern India
posed - stood still; pretended; situated
posen - another name for Poznan, Poland
poser - a puzzling question; one who puzzles; one who poses
poses - stances; puts forward; pretends
poset - a mathematical set
posey - a flower
poshy - ostentatiously fashionable or stylish; masturbation using a condom
posit - to affirm; to postulate
posse - power; a force of deputies
possy - a position or job
poste - a position or station
posts - publicly displays; mails; plural of "post", a stake; a station
posty - a postman
potah - a river in California
potch - to thrust; to trample; a light blow with the open hand; to poach or boil; to bleach
poted - pushed; shoved
potes - pushes; shoves
potin - a Roman coin
potoo - a type of bird, a large South American goatsucker
potro - a mountain in Argentina; a colt
potsy - a children's game
potto - a West African lemur
potts - plural of "pott", a size of paper
potty - a child's chamber pot; petty; eccentric
potus - an acronym: "President Of The United States"
pouah - a unit of weight in Calcutta
pouce - a unit of measurement of length, once common in France, of about an inch.
pouch - a bag
pouff - a loose roll of hair; a pooftah
poufs - plural of "pouf", a loose roll of hair; a large cushion
poufy - puffed out
pouke - a puck, a mischievous goblin or sprite
pouks - plucks
poule - a hen, especially one for boiling; a square dancing position; a loose woman
poulp - a cephalopod, such as the octopus
poult - a young bird; a child
pound - a monetary unit of England; a measurement of weight; hit hard; a jail for dogs
poupe - to befool
poups - poops
poupt - befooled
pours - flows out; rains down
pouts - sulks
pouty - sulky
pouya - a first name
pouze - the refuse from cider-making
powan - a rare Loch Lomond fish
poway - a town in California
powel - a first name
powen - a rare Loch Lomond fish
power - strength; ability
powin - a peacock
pownd - pound
powns - plural of "pown", a pawn
powny - a pony
powps - poops
powre - to pour
powys - a town in Wales
poxed - afflicted with the pox
poxes - plural of "pox", a plague
poynd - to point
poynt - to point
poyou - an Argentinian armadillo
poyse - poise
pozzo - a well or cistern
pozzy - a position
praam - a barge
prado - a renowned Madrid art gallery
prads - plural of "prad", a horse
praha - Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic
prahu - a Malay boat
praia - a capital city of Africa
prame - a flat-bottomed boat
prams - plural of "pram", a perambulator
prana - the life breath or vital force in Vedic and Hindu religion
prang - a crash landing of an aircraft
prank - a humorous trick
praos - plural of "prao", a prau, a Malay boat
prase - a light green variety of quartz
prate - to chatter
prato - a town in Italy
prats - the buttocks, hence "pratfall"; plural of "prat", a fool
pratt - a fool; the buttocks; cream-colored earthenware painted in high-temperature colors
praty - a potato
praus - plural of "prau", a Malay boat
prawn - a shrimp-like crustacean
praya - a beach; an embankment forming a carriageway and promenade
prays - entreats
prede - to prey; to plunder
predo - to do in advance
predy - a nautical term, meaning ready for action
preed - taste-tested
preef - proof
preem - a premiere performance
preen - to groom
prees - taste-tests
prego - pregnant
preif - proof
prels - plural of "prel", a table of Preludin
premo - a first name
prems - premises
premy - preemie
prent - a first name; to print
preop - preoperative
preps - prepares
presa - a musical symbol
prese - plural of "presa", a musical symbol
presh - favorable
press - to push upon; journalism
prest - poetic form of "pressed"; at hand; ready money; a forced loan to the king
preta - in Hinduism, a wandering or disturbed ghost
preto - a river in Brazil
preux - chivalrous
preve - to prove
prexy - a president
preys - hunts for food
prial - three cards of the same denomination; a pair royal
priam - a first name; in Greek mythology, the king of Troy and father of Paris
prian - a fine white friable clay
price - a first name; cost
prich - a town in Vietnam, also known as "Prieh"
prick - a sharp point; an unpleasant person; penis
pricy - expensive
pride - a lion group; self-respect
pridy - proud
pried - peeped; forced open
prief - proof
prien - a town in Germany
prier - a pryer; a nosey person
pries - inquires into; forces open using leverage
prigg - an itinerant country thief of drying clothes and chicken
prigs - plural of "prig", someone more prudish than ourselves
priit - a first name
prill - a brill; a birt or turbot; the more promising part of mining ore; to flow; to pelletize
prima - a first name; first; leading
prime - first rate; indivisible; original; to make ready; a canonical hour of prayer
primi - plural of "primo", the first or leading part
primm - a town in Nevada
primo - a first name; in music the first or leading part
primp - dresses up fastidiously
prims - gives a prim expression to
primy - a first name; at the prime of life
prina - a first name
prine - the bar-tailed godwit
prink - a prank; to dress up; to walk in a mincing manner
print - to stamp; to brand; to impress; to put into type
prinz - a first name
prion - a hypothetical disease vector that captured a very real Nobel prize
prior - a first name; before; an officer of a monastery
prise - to lever
prisi - a first name
prism - a geometric shape; a translucent solid with triangular cross-section
priss - a first name; prudish
priti - a first name
prius - something that takes precedence
privy - secret; an outhouse
priya - a first name
prize - an award; to forcibly separate
proal - effected by forward motion
proas - plural of "proa", a swift South Pacific sailing vessel
probe - to examine
probs - plural of "prob", a problem
prodd - a crossbow for hurling stones
prods - jabs; pokes; Protestants
proem - a preface
profs - plural of "prof", a professor; a professional
progs - plunders; proctors
proin - to trim or cut back; to prune; a fruit
projo - an artillery projectile
proke - to poke or stir
prole - a proletarian
proll - to prowl; to rob
prome - a town in central Burma
promo - a promotional spot or advertisement
proms - plural of "prom", a high school dance, once associated with promotion
prone - face down; susceptible
prong - the tine of a fork
pronk - an idiot; a rare type of gait in which all four limbs move together
proof - a demonstration; a test; a measure of alcoholic content
propa - a first name
props - plural of "prop", a supporter; a propeller; a theatrical accessory
prore - the prow of a ship
prose - the unrhymed talk preferred by bourgeiose gentlemen
proso - millet
pross - a prostitute; to put on airs
prost - variant of "prosit", a German drinking toast
prosy - wordy
proud - vain; imperious
proul - to prowl
prove - to demonstrate; to verify; to test
provo - a member of a provisional army
prowl - to sneak about
prows - plural of "prow", a ship front
proxy - substitute
proyn - a fruit
pruce - Prussia
pruck - anything gained for free, or illicitly
prude - a person of exaggerated sexual modesty
prudi - a first name
prudy - a first name
prugh - anything gained for free, or illicitly
pruit - a first name
prune - a dried plum
prunk - proud, vain
prunn - a town in Germany
pruno - fermented prune juice; contraband alcohol brewed in prison
prunt - a small mass of glass fused to the body of a glass piece
pruny - like a prune; wrinkled
prusa - the ancient name of the town of Bursa, in western Anatolia
pruta - a monetary unit of Israel
pruth - a river in south central Europe
pruve - to prove
pryan - a felspathic clay
pryce - a first name
pryer - a snooper
pryor - a first name
pryse - a prize; a blast on a horn
psalm - a Biblical song of praise
pseud - a pseudointellectual; a poser who'd prefer to be a poseur
pshav - a mountain people of the Caucasus
pshaw - an exclamation of disbelief
psion - the Psi subatomic particle
pskov - a city in the former western USSR, where Alexander Nevsky beat the Teutonic Knights
psoae - plural of "psoas", a muscle of the loin
psoai - plural of "psoas", a muscle of the loin
psoas - tenderloin; a muscle of the loin
psora - psoriasis; one of the three homeopathic miasms
pssst - a signaling sound
psych - to use psychological insight; a bridge convention; psychiatrist
psyop - short for "psychological operation", a tactic in psychological warfare
ptere - an alate (wingy) organ
ptoot - the buttocks
pubby - like a pub; containing many pubs
pubes - the body surface over the pubic bone; plural of "pube", a pubic hair
pubic - referring to puberty
pubie - a colloquial term for a pubic hair
pubis - a pelvic bone
pucca - authentic, genuine
pucel - a maid or virgin
pucer - of a darker shade of puce
puces - plural of "puce", a dark red color
pucho - a first name
pucka - variant of "pukka", for "real" or "genuine"
pucks - plural of "puck", an item used in hockey
pucky - a first name; manure, as in "horse pucky"; puckered
pucon - a town in Chile
puddy - pudgy
pudge - the fatty flesh that makes one pudgy
pudgy - fat; fleshy
pudic - concerning the pudendum
pudor - modesty
pudsy - plump; the hand
pudus - plural of "pudu", a small deer of the Andes
puelo - a river in Chile
puers - plural of "puer", the dung of a dog
puets - plural of "puet", a variant of "pewit"
puffa - a heavily padded and puffed up jacket
puffs - plural of "puff", a brief gust of wind or breath
puffy - tumid; swollen
puggy - stubby; clammy; a monkey
pugil - a pinch of something
pugry - a light turban, and one of the mystical words ending in "gry"
puica - a town in Peru
puing - making a low whistling sound
puist - in comfortable surroundings
puits - plural of "puit", a well
pujah - a Hindu prayer ritual
pujas - plural of "puja", a Hindu prayer ritual
pujia - a town in China
pukas - plural of "puka", a small perforated white shell used for necklaces; a small private spot
puked - vomited
puker - one who vomits
pukes - vomits
pukey - disgusting
pukka - veritable; true; genuine
pukow - a town in eastern China
pukus - plural of "puku", an antelope of southern central Africa
pulak - a first name
pulas - palas, a Punjab bean; plural of "pula", a monetary unit of Botswana
puled - whined
puler - a whiner
pules - whines
pulex - a genus of fleas
puley - whiney
pulik - pulis
pulis - plural of "puli", a long-haired sheep dog
pulka - a Lapland sled
pulks - plural of "pulk", a Lapland sled; a plastic sled for dragging kids while hiking or skiing
pulli - plural of "pullus"
pulls - draws towards oneself
pulmo - a lung
pulog - a mountain peak in the Philippines
pulps - plural of "pulp", soft matter; a publication printed on cheap paper
pulpy - mealy
pulse - heartbeat; a lentil
pults - puts
pulus - plural of "pulu", a Hawaiian tree fern fiber
pumas - plural of "puma", a mountain lion
pumes - plural of "pume", a stint
pumex - pumice
pumie - a pebble or stone
pummy - pomace; pumice
pumps - plural of "pump", an evening shoe; a water drawing device
punan - a Dayak people of Borneo
punas - plural of "puna", a cold dry mesa of the Andes
punce - an effeminate man; the vagina
punch - a drink; to hit; to perforate
punct - a point
punda - a woman, regarded as a sex object
pundu - the buttocks
punee - a movable couch
punga - a tall tree fern of New Zealand
pungi - a Hindu reed pipe or nose flute
pungs - plural of "pung", a boxy sleigh; 3 of a kind in mah-jongg
pungy - a two-masted schooner used for oyster dredging
punic - Carthaginian
punie - puny
punka - an Indian fan
punke - a harlot
punks - plural of "punk", a young thug; a butt boy; a punk rocker; tinder
punky - short; resembling a punk; a small fly; dirty
punny - full of puns
punse - the vagina
punta - in musical notation, "the point", that is, the point of the bow
punti - the Cantonese-speaking population of Guangdong province
punto - a thrust or pass in fencing; a Cuban dance; the ace of trumps
punts - propels with a pole; in football, kicks the ball
punty - a glass-blower's iron used to hold glass in a high temperature chamber
punuk - an Eskimo culture of northeast Siberia
punya - in Jainism, the good
punyo - a first name
puoys - plural of "puoy", a variant of "poy", a support; a long boathook
pupae - plural of "pupa", an intermediate quiescent stage of an insect
pupal - in the chrysalis state
pupas - plural of "pupa", an intermediate metamorphic stage of insects
pupes - plural of "pupe", a pupa
pupil - a student; a region of the eye
puppy - a young dog
puran - a first name
purau - majagua
purby - the Preraphaelite Brotherhood
purda - a curtain used in India to seclude women
purdy - a first name; disagreeably self-important
pured - purified; refined
puree - a thick soup
puren - a town in Chile
purer - more pure
pures - makes pure
purex - plutonium reduction by solvent extraction
purey - a clear marble
purga - an intense Siberian or Arctic snowstorm
purge - to eliminate
purie - a clear marble
purim - a Hebrew festival
purin - purine
puris - plural of "puri", a light flat wheatcake
purko - beer
purls - plural of "purl", a knitting stitche; a ripple
purly - a first name
purna - a first name
purpy - purpie
purre - the dunlin bird
purrs - makes satisfied cat sounds
purry - like a purr; full of purrs
purse - a handbag; to compress the lips
pursy - fat; asthmatic; short-winded
purty - cowboy slang for "pretty"
purus - a South American river
purvi - a first name
pusad - a town in India
pusan - a port city in Korea, very near Japan
pusey - a small town in England
pushy - insistent; unwilling to be denied; from New York
pusil - very little
pusle - a puzzle
puspa - a first name
puspo - a first name
pussy - a cat
putao - a town in Burma
puted - a computer barbarism denoting the past tense of "put"
putid - putrid; mean, worthless, or rotten
putin - a place on the riverbank where canoers or kayakers start their trips
putis - a town in Peru
putli - a first name
putna - a town in Romania
puton - a fraud; a pretence
putoo - nut-meal
putre - a town in Chile
putry - putage, prostitution
putti - plural of "putto", a fat naked cherub appearing in Italian art
putto - a fat naked cherub appearing in Italian art
putts - makes a short golf stroke
putty - a patching cement with linseed oil
putzi - a first name; a Chinese game; an African fly, also known as the tumbu
putzy - like a putz
puxis - plural of "puxi", an edible caterpillar (yum!)
puzel - pucelle
pweto - a town in Katanga Province, Congo
pwyll - the Welsh god of the dead
pyats - plural of "pyat", a pyot, the magpie
pyaka - tricky, dishonest
pydna - a town in Macedonia, site of a famous battle
pyelo - a pyelogram
pyeng - a first name
pyets - plural of "pyet", a magpie
pygal - relating to the backside
pygia - pain in the rump
pygmy - a dwarf
pyhis - a first name
pyiba - a pear-shaped Chinese lute with four strings
pyins - plural of "pyin", a protein contained in pus
pykar - a kind of fishing boat
pylae - plural of "pyla", an opening in the third ventricle
pylar - referring to the pyla
pylas - plural of "pyla", an opening in the third ventricle
pylic - referring to a portal vein
pylon - a gateway; a tower
pylos - a seaport in southwestern Greece
pyned - pined
pynes - pines
pyoid - pus-like
pyote - a town in Texas
pyotr - a first name
pyots - plural of "pyot", the magpie
pyral - of a funeral pyre
pyran - a chemical compound
pyres - plural of "pyre", a fire used to incinerate the dead
pyrex - a heat resistant glass
pyrgi - a village on the island of Chios
pyric - pertaining to combustion
pyros - plural of "pyro", a pyromaniac
pyrus - the apple or pear genus
pysma - a rhetorical device of asking a series of short questions
pyxed - placed in a pyx
pyxes - plural of "pyx", a eucharistic box
pyxie - an evergreen shrub
pyxis - a pyx; a Greek vase; a sacred box; a pyxidium; the constellation of the mariner's compass
pyxle - a pixy
pzazz - pizzazz
qabab - kebab
qabil - a first name
qadhi - a qadi, an Islamic judge
qadim - a first name
qadir - a first name
qadis - plural of "qadis", an Islamic judge
qadri - a first name
qahar - a first name
qahen - a Biblical unit of measurement equal to the reed, or 6 cubits
qaids - plural of "qaid", a qadi, an Islamic judge
qajar - of or pertaining to a particular Iranian dynasty famous for art and porcelain
qalat - a town in Afghanistan; a town in Pakistan
qamar - a first name
qamra - a first name
qanat - underground tunnels and wells in the Middle East
qaneh - a Hebrew measurement of about 10.25 feet
qanon - a musical instrument similar to a dulcimer
qarah - a town in Syria
qarun - a lake in Africa
qasab - an Arabic measurement of about 12.6 feet
qasim - a first name; a town in Iraq
qatar - a Middle Eastern country
qatif - a Saudi Arabian town
qatna - a town in Syria
qawms - plural of "qawm", the leader of a group in Afghanistan
qayum - a first name
qazaq - a kazak
qazis - plural of "qazi", an Islamic judge
qcepo - a parasitic skin infection, a form of leishmaniasis
qhwom - an obsolete spelling of "whom"
qiana - a first name
qibla - the direction of the shrine in Mecca toward which Moslems pray
qibli - a sirocco, a strong harsh wind
qibya - a town in Jordan
qilin - a town in China
qimat - a first name
qinah - a kinah, a Hebrew dirge
qingu - a god in Babylonian mythology
qinot - plural of "qinah", a Hebrew dirge
qirat - a unit of area of about 209 square yards
qishr - a drink made from the husks of coffee beans and ginger
qiyan - an Arabic courtesan
qiyas - the principle of analogy in Moslem law
qlaia - a town in Lebanon
qobar - a dry fog of the upper Nile
qomul - a town in Asia
qophs - plural of "qoph", alternate form of "koph", a Hebrew letter
qoran - the Koran
qormi - a town in Malta
quabs - trembles
quack - a duck sound; an incompetent or fraudulent doctor
quade - a first name; evil; bad; baffling
quadi - an ancient Germanic people
quads - plural of "quad", the quadriceps muscle; a quadruplet; a quadrangle
quaff - to gulp
quaft - variant of "quaffed", drank
quags - plural of "quag", a quagmire
quaid - quelled; crushed or dejected
quail - a bird; to tremble
quair - a quire; a book
quais - plural of "quai", a quay
quait - a quoit
quaka - a river in the Central African Republic
quake - to tremble; an earthquake
quaky - unstable; shaky
quale - a property considered abstractly from the items having the property
qualm - a mental reservation
quals - plural of "qual", a qualifying examination
quana - a first name
quant - a first name; a punt or jumping pole; a quantitative analyst
quaps - trembles; plural of "quap", a hypothetical particle made of a positron and a quark
quara - a language
quare - queer; unusual; good
quark - a subatomic particle; to croak; a kind of cheese
quarl - a curved segment of fireclay; a large brick or tile; a jelly-fish
quart - a unit of volume, one fourth of a gallon
quash - to suppress
quasi - as it were; virtually; pseudo
quass - kvass; a kind of Russian beer
quata - a coaita, a South American monkey
quate - quiet
quats - plural of "quat", a nonentity; a small boil; a quaternary ammonium compound used in shampoo
quauk - to quake
quave - to quaver
quawk - to quack or squawk
quaws - plural of "quaw", a quagmire
quawy - a stupid, ugly person
quayd - daunted
quays - plural of "quay", a wharf
qubad - a first name
qubba - a small domed Muslim shrine
qubit - a quantum bit, supposedly a superposition of states between 0 and 1
queak - to squeak
quean - a saucy girl
quech - a variant of "queck"
queck - to shrink; to stir or move
queeb - any minor problem
queef - a vaginal fart
queem - queme, pleasant, agreeable, handy
queen - a female hereditary sovereign; the wife of a king
queer - strange; homosexual
queet - an ankle; a gaiter; a coot
quegh - a drinking vessel
quell - to put out; to extinquish; to suppress
quelt - a variant of "kilt"
queme - pleasant; agreeable; handy
quena - cuena, a primitive vertical reed flute
quent - a first name
querk - to throttle; a quirk
querl - to twirl; a coil
quern - a primitive stone handmill for grinding grain
query - a question
quest - a search
queta - a first name
quete - a collection of money for street performers
quets - plural of "quet", the common guillemot
queue - a line; a hair braid; a sort of waiting area for computer jobs
queux - a confederation
queyn - a quean, a saucy girl
queys - plural of "quey", a young cow
quian - a first name
quibs - plural of "quib", a quip; a jest
quica - an Indian people of Guatemala; the four-eyed opossum
quice - the queest, the European ringdove
quich - to stir, to move
quick - fast; alive
quico - a first name
quids - plural of "quid", an English pound; a tobacco chew
quien - a dog
quiet - silent
quiff - a curly lock; a girl
quihi - an Anglo-Indian
quila - a South American grass similar to bamboo
quile - a coil
quilk - a town in Austria
quill - a first name; a feather; a pen
quilp - a hideous dwarf
quilt - a counterpane
quime - a town in Bolivia
quimp - a total jerk; a social outcast; the planet Saturn, one of several signs used in cartoon characters's maledicta balloons
quims - plural of "quim", slang for the vagina
quina - quinine; cinchona
quine - a quean
quink - a brant, a small dark wild goose
quinn - a first name
quins - plural of "quin", a quintuplet; a scallop
quint - a first name; a quintuplet; a musical fifth; five of a kind in mah-jongg
quipo - an Incan knot language
quips - plural of "quip", a retort; a witty saying
quipu - an Incan knot language for sending the latest dope on a rope
quira - a tropical American tree
quire - a choir; 24 sheets of paper
quirk - an oddity; a sudden twist
quirl - a curl of hair
quirt - a riding whip
quish - cuish, defensive armor for the thighs
quist - queest, the ringdove or woodpigeon
quita - a first name
quite - very; exactly
quito - a first name; the capital city of Ecuador
quits - leaves; abandons; is clear of debt; is even
quitu - a South American tribe
qukes - a town in Albania
qungs - plural of "Qung", a southern African people
quoad - as far as; as to
quobs - trembles
quock - a first name
quods - plural of "quod", a prison
quoib - a wombat
quoif - a coif
quoil - a coil
quoin - a wedge
quoit - a discus; a flat iron ring used in a game like horseshoes
quoke - quaked
quoll - a catlike longtailed carnivorous marsupial of Australia and New Guinea
quonk - a disturbance near a television microphone or camera that disrupts recording
quoob - an eccentric fool; a misfit
quook - quaked
quops - trembles; throbs
quorn - a village in England; a synthetic food made from fungus
quota - a limit
quote - to cite
quoth - a poetic form of "said"
quott - an angel fish
quran - the Koran
qurna - a village in Iraq, locally reputed to be the location of Eden
qursh - a Saudi Arabian coin worth 1/22 of a riyal
quruq - a town in Afghanistan
qusai - a first name
qusay - a first name
qutbs - plural of "qutb", an Islamic saint
quyen - a first name
quyte - quit
qvint - a Danish weight
qwinn - a first name
qyshk - a town in Kosovo
raads - plural of "raad", a South African parliament; an electric catfish
raahe - a town in Finland
raash - the electric catfish
rabaa - a first name
rabab - a first name; a two-stringed spike fiddle
rabah - a first name
rabak - a town in Sudan
rabat - the capital city of Morocco; a sleeveless backless vestment; unglazed pottery
rabbi - a first name; a Hebrew priest
rabbo - a rabbit
rabea - a first name
rabee - a first name
rabei - a first name
rabel - a first name
rabia - a first name; a village in Iraq
rabic - pertaining to rabies
rabid - infested with rabies
rabih - a first name
rabis - plural of "rabi", the spring harvest in India and Pakistan
rabot - a block for polishing marble or other rocks
rabri - a first name
rabta - a town in Libya
racas - plural of "raca", a term of contempt
raced - ran; participated in a competitive running match; hurried
racel - a first name
racer - one who races
races - plural of "race", a competition; a genetic variety
racha - a first name
rache - a dog that hunts by scent; a clue in "A Study in Scarlet"
rachs - plural of "rach", a variant of "rache", a dog that hunts by scent
racke - a dog that hunts by scent
racks - plural of "rack", a grating; a display case; something that goes with a pinion
racon - a kind of radio beacon used as a navigational aid
radar - an electronic tracking device, "Radio Detection and Range"
raddy - a first name
radek - a first name
rades - plural of "rade", a raid
radey - a first name
radge - a gray duck; a psychotic
radgy - stupid
radha - a first name
radhi - a first name
radhu - a first name
radii - plural of "radius", an arm bone; a line from the center to the circumference of a circle
radik - a first name
radim - a first name
radia - a first name
radio - an electronic transmitting device or receiver
radix - a root; a numerical base
radka - a first name
radly - a first name
radna - a town in Estonia
radom - a city in east Poland
radon - a radioactive gaseous element found only in middle class basements
rados - a first name
radue - a first name
radyr - a town in Wales
radzi - a first name
raeda - a first name
raede - a first name
raeed - a first name
raela - a first name
raena - a first name
raene - a first name
rafah - a first name; a town in the Gaza strip, near Egypt
rafai - a town in the Central African Republic
rafal - a first name
rafat - a first name
rafee - a first name
rafel - a first name
rafer - a first name
raffe - a three-cornered sail
raffi - a first name
raffs - plural of "raff", riff-raff, rabble
raffy - a first name
rafha - a town in Saudi Arabia
rafia - a nickname for the Irish Republican Army (RA), associating it with the Mafia
rafic - a first name
rafiq - a first name
rafte - a past tense of "reave"
rafts - plural of "raft", a flat floating framework for transportation; a large quantity
rafty - damp; rancid
raful - a first name
ragae - a town in ancient Iran
ragan - a first name
ragas - plural of "raga", a Hindu musical form
ragay - a town in the Philippines
ragde - ragged
raged - fumed; stormed
ragee - an East Indian cereal grass
rageh - a first name
rager - one who rages; a bad-tempered cow
rages - another name for Rai, a town in northern Persia; plural of "rage", anger; fury
ragga - a town in Syria; a pop music style derived from reggae, incorporating faster electronic styles
raggi - an East Indian cereal grass
raggs - plural of "ragg", a sandstone
raggy - an East Indian cereal grass; ragged; like a rag
raghd - a first name
raghu - a first name
ragis - plural of "ragi", an East Indian cereal grass
ragna - a first name
rahab - a first name
raham - a first name
rahav - a first name
raheb - a first name
rahed - hurrahed
rahel - a first name
rahil - a first name
rahim - a first name
rahna - a first name
rahni - a first name
rahue - a river in Chile
rahul - a first name
rahus - plural of "rahu", the dark planet in Hindu mythology
rahzo - a red-nosed man
raiae - the order of elasmobranch fishes that includes the skate and the sawfish
raiah - a first name
raias - plural of "raia", a Turkish non-Muslim
raica - a first name
raico - a first name
raida - a first name
raids - plural of "raid", a foray or attack
raihu - a river in New Guinea
raiks - goes; ranges
raila - a first name
raile - to flow; to gush
rails - a respiratory disease; long guiding rods
raimo - a first name
raina - a first name
raine - a first name; to reign
raini - a first name
rainn - a first name
rains - plural of "rain", precipitation
rainy - a first name; characterized by rain
raiph - a first name
raips - plural of "raip", a measure of one rod; a rope
raird - reird
raisa - a first name
raise - to increase; to lift up; to rear
raita - Indian yoghurt
raith - a period of three months
raits - exposes to moisture
raiza - a first name
rajaa - a first name
rajab - the seventh month of the Moslem calendar
rajae - a first name, the order of elasmobranch fishes that includes the skate and the sawfish
rajah - a first name; an Indian ruler
rajai - a first name
rajas - a guna of Sankhya philosophy; plural of "raja", an Indian ruler
rajat - a first name
rajee - a first name
rajen - a first name
rajer - a village in Lebanon
rajes - plural of "raj", a dominion
rajia - a first name
rajib - a first name
rajii - the order of elasmobranch fishes that includes the skate and the sawfish
rajin - a first name
rajiv - a first name
rajko - a first name
rajma - an Indian bean dish
rajni - a first name
rakaa - a first name
rakah - a fixed series of ritual movements in Muslim daily prayers
rakan - an Asian cape
raked - searched; combed
rakee - variant of "raki", a Turkish liqueur
rakel - a first name
raker - a ransacker; a scraper
rakes - plural of "rake", a garden implement; a roue
rakhi - a woven Indian bracelet
rakia - a first name; a Yugoslavian brandy
rakin - a first name
rakis - plural of "raki", a Turkish liqueur
rakka - a town in Syria
rakus - plural of "raku", a kind of coarse-grained Japanese pottery
raldy - a first name
raleb - a first name
ralee - a first name
rales - plural of "rale", an abnormal respiratory sound frequently preceding death
raley - a first name
rally - a first name; to recover; a celebratory party
ralna - a first name
ralph - a first name; a mischievous raven
ramah - a first name; a biblical place
ramal - branching; pertaining to a ramus
raman - a first name; of or related to Rama
ramas - plural of "Rama", a heroic incarnation of Vishnu
ramaz - a first name
rambo - a first name; per the French, the "bad" American film character, as opposed to the good Jerry Lewis
ramed - a shipbuilding term, meaning framed on the stocks
ramee - ramie, an Asiatic plant yielding a rope fiber
ramen - a kind of noodle
rames - bones; a skeleton
ramet - a plant that results from cloning
ramex - a hernia
ramey - a first name
ramez - a first name
ramie - a first name; an Asiatic shrub; a rope fiber; a strong lustrous fabric
ramil - a first name; a town in Iraq
ramin - a first name; a Malaysian tree
ramis - plural of "rami", a plant of the nettle family
ramit - a first name
ramiz - a first name
ramla - a first name; a town in Israel
rammy - strongly scented; randy; having the delicate aroma of a rutting goat
ramon - a first name; the breadnut
ramos - a first name
rampa - a first name
rampe - the cuckoopint
ramps - plural of "ramp", a slope; a rampion
ramsy - a first name
ramus - a branch; a twig; a barb; part of the connection between the lower and upper jaws
ramya - a first name
ramza - a first name
ramzi - a first name
ranae - a first name
ranal - similar to the family of ranunculaceous plants
ranas - plural of "rana", a Rajput prince; a genus of frogs
ranat - a first name
rance - a first name; a rocket trough; Belgian marble; a river in France
ranch - a cattle farm; an unpleasantly overwhelmingly creamy salad dressing
ranci - a first name
ranco - a lake in Chile
rancy - a first name
randa - a first name
rande - a first name
randi - a first name
rands - plural of "rand", a South African coin; a strip of leather; a border
randy - a first name; lusty
ranee - a first name; an Indian queen
ranen - a first name
ranga - a first name
range - a first name; a gamut; a mountain chain; a cooking stove
rangi - a first name
rangy - long limbed and slender; having highs and lows
rania - a first name
ranid - a kind of frog
ranie - a first name
ranil - a first name
ranis - plural of "rani", an Indian queen
ranit - a first name
ranja - a first name
ranji - a first name
ranke - a jog-trot
ranko - a first name
ranks - plural of "rank", an ordering; a row
ranna - a first name
ranny - a shrew; a poor-quality calf; an emaciated person
ranon - a first name
rants - argues or disputes wildly
ranty - boisterous; vociferous
raobs - plural of "raob", a meteorological observation made by radiosonde
raouf - a first name
raoul - a first name
rapan - a native of Rapa, a Polynesian island
raped - sexually assaulted
rapee - the victim of a rape
rapel - a river in Chile
raper - a rapist
rapes - sexually assaults
rapha - a first name
raphe - an anatomical seam, such as that between the upper lip and nose; a rib; a partition; a dice game
raphy - a first name
rapid - quick, except when used in the phrase "rapid transit system"
rapin - a devouring animal
rappe - a coin
rarau - a town in Romania
rared - rose up on the hind legs
raree - a street show; a peep show
rarer - more rare; one who rares
rares - rises up on the hind legs
raron - a town in Switzerland
rarzo - a red-nosed man
rasae - part of "tabulae rasae", the plural of "tabula rasa", a "cleaned slate"
rased - demolished
raser - one who demolishes
rases - demolishes; plural of "ras", an Ethiopian prince
rasha - a first name
rasho - a first name
rasht - a town in Iran
rashy - like a rash; covered in rashes
rasia - a first name
rasim - a first name
rasja - a first name
rason - rhason; a town in North Korea
raspa - a Mexican dance which includes shuffling and a polka pivot; a Cuban percussion instrument
rasps - abrades; speaks hoarsely
raspy - hoarse; rough
rasse - a small civet
rasta - a Rastafarian
rasty - unattractive; harsh-looking
rasul - a first name
rasya - a first name
ratal - the amount on which a tax rate is assessed
ratan - a first name; rattan; a cane
ratas - plural of "rata", a New Zealand ironwood tree
ratch - a pawl; a ratchet; a dog
rateb - a town in Egypt
rated - valued; ranked; scolded
ratel - a honey-badger; a unit of weight in Arabia
rater - an assessor
rates - scolds; deserves; plural of "rate", a speed; a cost
ratha - a first name; a car; a chariot
rathe - early; quick; eager
rathi - a first name
raths - plural of "rath", a prehistoric hill fort; a horse carriage; a creature given to outgrabing, of Charles Dodgson
ratih - a first name
ratik - a first name
ratio - a fraction
ratip - a first name
ratka - a first name
ratly - like a rat
ratna - a first name
raton - a small rat; a town in New Mexico
ratoo - a local chief or ruler in Indonesia
ratos - plural of "RATO", a rocket assisted takeoff (compare JATOS)
ratse - a first name
ratso - drunk
ratsy - like a rat
ratta - a bulging bicep
ratti - ruttee; a unit of weight in India
ratty - infested with rats; irascible; an affectionate address for one's rat
ratul - a first name
ratus - plural of "ratu", a local chief or ruler in Indonesia
ratwa - a muntjac
rauch - a town in Argentina
raula - a first name
rauli - a first name; a large Chilean timber tree
raulo - a first name
rauma - a town in Finland
rauns - plural of "raun", a mass of eggs carried by a fish
raupo - a common cattail
rauti - a town in Romania
ravan - a first name
ravat - a village in Afghanistan
raved - praised extravagantly; carried on
ravee - a first name
ravel - to entangle; to untwist
raven - a first name; a black bird, often quothing "Nevermore"
raver - one who raves
raves - praises extravagantly; plural of "rave", an ecstatic dance and drug celebration
ravia - a first name
ravid - a first name
ravil - a first name
ravin - a first name; a raven; a prey; plunder
raviv - a first name
ravne - a town in Slovenia
ravon - a first name
rawah - a town in Iraq
rawai - an African cape
rawan - a first name
rawda - a first name
rawer - more raw
rawhi - a first name
rawia - a first name
rawin - a radar wind speed measurement performed by tracking a balloon
rawly - a first name; unskillfully; unartfully; not cooked
rawna - a first name
rawns - plural of "rawn", a variant of "rowen"
raxed - stretched out, as on awakening
raxes - stretches out
rayah - a first name; a Christian agricultural laborer in the Ottoman society
rayak - a town in Lebanon
rayan - a first name
rayas - plural of "raya", a Christian agricultural laborer in the Ottoman society
raych - a first name
rayed - shone; arrayed; having rays
rayel - a first name
rayle - rail
rayls - plural of "rayl", a unit of measurement of specific acoustic resistance
rayma - a first name
rayna - a first name
rayne - a first name; to reign
rayon - an artificial fabric
rayya - a first name
razed - tore down
razee - to cut down; a ship reduced in height by removing the upper deck
razel - a first name
razer - a demolisher
razes - tears down
razia - a first name
razie - a first name
raziq - a first name
razne - a first name
razon - an aerial bomb guided by radio
razoo - a small amount of money
razor - a sharp cutting instrument; an instrument for removing facial skin and occasional bits of hair
razzo - the nose
razzy - a first name
reaad - a first name
reach - an expanse; a stretch; a scope
react - to respond to
readd - to add again
reade - a first name
reads - extracts information visually; peruses
ready - prepared
reage - to restore the effects of ageing
reaim - to aim again
reair - to air again
reais - plural of "real", a monetary unit of Brazil
reaks - plural of "reak", a prank or practical joke
realm - a kingdom; a domain
realo - a "realistic" member of the Green Party
reals - plural of "real", a real number; a monetary unit of Brazil
reame - a realm
reams - bores out; plural of "ream", 500 sheets of paper
reamy - a first name; creamy; frothy
reana - a first name
reans - rines; rones; runes; ditches
reaps - harvests
rearm - to arm again
rears - raises; plural of "rear", the backside
reask - to ask again
reast - to dry by smoke; a rally of strokes between two tennis players
reasy - a first name
reata - a riata; a lariat
reate - a water-crowfoot; the Latin name for Rieti, Italy
reats - plural of "reat", an offense
reave - a first name; to bereave; to deprive; to rob
rebab - an ancient short-necked fiddle with two strings, of Oriental origin
rebag - to bag again
rebah - a first name
reban - to ban again
rebar - a steel reinforcing bar used in concrete; to bar again
rebat - to bat again
rebaz - a first name
rebba - a first name
rebbe - a rabbi; a Jewish religious teacher
rebec - a rebeck; a medieval Moorish fiddle with three or four strings
rebed - to put to bed again; to replace in a bed
rebee - to replace bees
rebeg - to beg again
rebel - a first name; to oppose; to rise up against
rebet - to bet again
rebia - a coin
rebid - to bid again
rebin - to bin again
rebis - an Algerian unit of measurement
rebit - bit again
rebob - to bob, or cut short, again
rebop - a first name; a kind of music
rebox - to box again
rebra - to repace a bra; to replace into a bra
rebud - to bud again
rebug - to bug again
rebun - to form back into a bun
rebus - a puzzle in which pictures stand for words or syllables
rebut - to argue against
rebuy - to buy again
recal - recall
recam - to change the cams
recan - to can again
recap - to recapitulate
recar - to repack into cars again
recce - reconnaisance; to reconnoiter
recco - reconnaisance; to reconnoiter
reccy - reconnaisance; to reconnoiter
recif - a reef or bar
recit - a narrative in a book
recks - is concerned about
recog - to supply with cogs again
recon - reconnaissance
recta - plural of "rectum", the terminal part of the intestine
recti - plural of "rectus", any of several straight muscles
recto - the front (right, odd-numbered) side of a page in a book
recup - to put back into a cup; to add cups to; to reform into a cup
recur - to happen again
recut - to cut again
redan - an earthwork; a redoubt
reddi - a Munda-speaking agricultural people of central India
redds - puts in order; plural of "redd", a salmon spawning pit
reded - advised
redes - advises
redge - gold; money
redha - a first name
redia - a flatworm larva
redid - did again
redie - to die again
redif - a reserve force in the Turkish army
redig - to dig again
redin - a mysterious prehistoric people thought to have populated the Maldives
redip - to dip again
redly - a first name; blushingly; of a red color
redos - plural of "redo", a thing that is done again
redot - to dot again
redox - acronym: "REDuction OXidation", a kind of chemical reaction
redry - to dry again
redub - to dub again; to name again
redue - due again
redug - dug again
redux - a reappearance; a return
redye - to dye again
reeba - a first name
reece - a first name
reech - to reek
reeda - a first name
reede - a reed
reeds - plural of "reed", a swamp plant; a musical implement; a unit of measurement of 6 cubits
reedy - a first name; filled with reeds; a thin tone
reefs - reduces sail area; plural of "reef", an underwater ridge of rock or coral
reefy - full of rocks
reeks - gives off a disgusting smell
reeky - smoky; vaporous
reels - staggers; plural of "reel", a spool; a dance
reema - a first name
reems - plural of "reem", the unicorn of the Bible
reena - a first name
reens - plural of "reen", a variant of "rhine"
reeny - a first name
reepo - a repossesion man
reese - a first name
reesk - rank grass; a waste land
reest - to resist; to arrest; to smoke or cure meat
reeta - a first name
reeth - a town in England
reeva - a first name
reeve - a first name; a steward
refab - to fabricate again
refan - to fan again
refar - to repeat; to go over again
refat - a first name; to make fat again
refax - to fax again
refed - fed again
refel - to refute; to reject
refer - to submit; to advert
refet - a first name
refez - to restore a fez
reffo - a refugee, particularly from the Nazis
refib - to tell a fib again
refin - to supply with fins again
refir - to supply with firs again
refit - to fit again; to repair
refix - to fix again
refly - to fly again
refna - a first name
refog - to fog again
refry - to fry again
refts - plural of "reft", a chink or rift
refur - to supply with fur again
refut - refuge
regag - to apply a gag again
regai - a first name
regal - royal; a portable reed organ
regan - a first name; the younger wicked daughter in "King Lear"
regap - reset the gap in sparkplugs
regar - regur, rich black cotton soil
regas - to refill with gas
regay - a town in Afghanistan
regel - to gel again
regem - to supply with gems again
regen - a first name; to regenerate
reges - plural of "rex", a king
reget - to regain
regex - a "regular expression", a computer science term for a pattern
regga - a Bantu-speaking people
reggi - a first name
reggo - automobile registration
reggy - a first name
regia - a first name
regie - a governmental monopoly
regin - a first name
regis - a first name
regle - a groove for a sliding door
regma - any fruit of 3 or more carpels that separate from the axis at maturity
regna - plural of "regnum"
regne - reign
regos - plural of "rego", a car registration
regot - got back
regum - to apply gum again
regur - a rich black loam of India
rehab - rehabilitation
rehad - had again
rehat - to supply with hats again; to modify the insignia of a military force
rehem - to hem again
rehew - to hew again
rehid - to hide again
rehip - to perform a tilling operation on a field
rehit - to hit again
rehna - a first name
rehoe - to hoe again
rehop - to hop again
rehti - a town in India
rehub - to devise a new hub; to change hubs
rehue - to add color, or change the color of something
rehug - to hug again
rehum - a first name; to hum again
reice - a first name; to ice again
reich - an empire
reida - a first name
reide - a first name
reidh - a British cape
reies - a first name
reifs - plural of "reif", a robbery
reify - to materialize; to objectify
reign - to rule
reijo - a first name
reiki - a Japanese spa treatment
reiko - a first name
reiks - reaks
reims - a French cathedral city; plural of "reim", a leather rope
reina - a first name; a California rockfish
reine - a first name
reink - to ink again
reino - a first name
reins - restrains; the kidneys
reiny - a first name
reird - an uproar
reist - to baulk; to arrest
reits - plural of "reit", a sedge or seaweed
reive - to ravage; to reave
rejet - to jet again
rejig - to rejigger; to adjust; to modify
rejon - a lance with a wooden handle used in bullfighting
reked - recked
rekes - recks
rekey - to key again, as when an untrustworthy tenant leaves an apartment
rekha - a first name
rekne - to reckon
relag - to lag again
relap - to pass someone yet again on a circular track
relax - to abate; to slacken
relay - to lay again; to pass along
reled - led again
releg - to restore legs
relet - to lease again
relex - reverse lexicographic orderc
relic - a memento; a souvenir
relid - to place a lid on something again
relie - to assemble; to collect together; to lie again
relik - a relic
relip - to reform the lips
relit - lit again
relja - a first name
rello - a relative
relob - to lob again
relog - to log again
relop - to lop again
relot - to redivide into lots
relug - to lug again
remah - a first name
reman - to get a fresh crew
remap - to map again
remar - a first name; to mar again
remat - to mat again
remee - a first name
remen - an Egyptian measure, a royal cubit divided by the square root of 2
remes - plural of "reme", a realm
remet - met again
remex - a flight feather
remie - a first name
remit - to replace; to diminish; to release; to pay
remix - to mix again; a bird feather
remmy - a first name
remob - to mob again; to remobilize
remop - to mop again
remow - to mow again
remud - to reapply plaster or joint compound
remue - to remove
remug - to restore to a mug; to resupply with mugs
remus - a first name; the twin of Romulus
remzi - a first name
renab - to nab again
renae - a first name
renag - to nag again
renal - of the kidneys
renan - a first name
renap - to restore or replace the nap of a fabric
renat - a first name
renay - a first name; to renounce
renca - a town in Chile
rends - tears apart
rendy - a first name
rened - a variant of "reined"
renee - a first name
reneg - to renege
renes - the kidneys
renet - to net again
renew - to make new again; to extend the life of something
reney - a first name; to renounce
renga - a series of linked poems, beginning with a hokku
rengo - a town in Chile
rengs - plural of "reng", a rung, a rank, a row
renia - a first name
renib - to replace the nib
renie - a first name
renig - to renege
renin - an enzyme produced by the kidney in response to stress
renip - to nip again
renix - to deny something again
renke - a first name
renna - a first name
renne - a first name; to run
renny - a first name
renod - to nod again
renos - a first name
rente - a government pension
rents - tears; leases
renzo - a first name
reoil - to oil again
reorg - a reorganization
reown - to reassert ownership
repad - to pad again
repan - to pan again
repat - to repatriate; a repatriate
repaw - to paw again
repay - to pay back; to pay again
repeg - to place on a peg again; to fix a currency that was floating
repel - to push away
repen - to put into a pen again
repet - to repeat
repew - to place into a pew again
repin - to pin again
repit - to pit again
repla - plural of "replum", a plant part
reply - to answer
repod - to place into a pod again
repop - to pop again
repos - plural of "repo", a repossessed item
repot - to pot again; to transplant
repps - plural of "repp", a cross-ribbed fabric
repro - to reproduce
rerag - to supply again with rags; to tease again
reran - ran again
rerat - to betray again (used by Winston Churchill)
reree - a catail
reref - to reassign referees; to change a reference
rereg - reregulation, that is, to restore regulation that had been lifted
rerep - to change one's representative
rerib - to provide with new ribs; to tease again
rerid - to rid again
rerig - to rig again
rerim - to put new rims on a tire
rerip - to rip again
rerob - to rob again
rerod - a reinforcing rod, a construction material
rerot - to rot again
rerow - to row again, as in a rowing competition
rerub - to rub again
rerug - to replace rugs
rerun - to run again
rerut - to cause ruts again
resad - a first name
resag - to sag again
resai - rezai
resat - sat again
resaw - saw again
resay - to say again
resee - to see again
reses - shakes; trembles
reset - to set again
resew - to sew again
resex - to sex again
resid - a type of fuel oil
resin - a sticky plant sap
resip - to sip again
resit - to sit again
resko - a town in Poland
resod - to sod again
resow - to sow again
resps - plural of "resp", a respiration; a disease of sheep
resta - a town in Sweden
resto - a restaurant; a restored car, often used as a hot rod
rests - relaxes; ceases work
restu - a first name
resty - indolent; restive
resue - to sue again
resup - to sup again
retab - to tabulate again; to reassign TAB positions
retag - to tag again
retan - to tan again
retap - to tap again
retar - to tar again
retax - to tax again
retch - to vomit; to reach
retee - to tee again
retem - a desert shrub
retes - plural of "rete", a plexus; a network of vessels
retet - to again subdivide a volume into tetrahedrons
retex - to annul
retha - a first name
retia - plural of "rete", an anatomical mesh
retie - to tie again
retin - to cover with tin again
retip - to tip again; to change the tip; to rearm a missile
retno - a first name
retog - to reclothe
retop - to top again
retow - to tow again
retox - to retoxify something (perhaps oneself, perhaps with alcohol)
retro - referring to the past; pointing backwards
retry - to try again
retta - a first name
rette - a cigarette
retti - a unit of weight in India
retub - to replace into a tub
reuel - a first name
reule - rule
reume - realm
reune - to hold a reunion
reups - signs up again; enlists again
reuse - to use again
reuss - a river in Switzerland
reval - a Baltic seaport
revar - river
revel - to feast; to carouse; another name for Reval
rever - revers
reves - plural of "reve", a dream; a reverie
revet - a revetment; to face with stone
revia - a first name
revie - to outdo; to bandy words
revue - a variety entertainment
revvs - steps up the revolutions
rewad - to wad again
rewan - a town in Iraq
rewax - to wax again
rewed - to wed again; rued
rewer - a ruer
rewes - rues
rewet - a part of a wheel-lock; to wet again
rewig - to replace a wig
rewin - to win again
rewle - rule
rewme - realm
rewon - won again
rewth - ruth
rexan - a first name
rexes - plural of "rex", an animal with a single layer of wavy hair
reyba - a first name
reyde - a first name
reyes - a first name; a North American cape; a town in Bolivia
reyna - a first name
reyne - a first name
reyns - plural of "reyn", a measurement of poundals per square foot
reyse - to go on a military expedition; to raise
rezai - a cotton-filled coverlet
rezin - a first name
rezso - a first name
rhamn - a bramble
rhawn - a first name
rheae - a suborder of the Rheidae family
rheah - a first name
rheas - plural of "rhea", a flightless bird
rheba - a first name
rheem - part of Moraga
rheic - of rhubarb
rhein - chrysophanic acid; a German river
rheme - a part of a sentence that conveys new information
rheta - a first name
rhett - a first name
rheum - rhubarb; a watery discharge from the mucous membranes; a genus of Asian herbs
rhian - a first name
rhime - rhyme
rhina - squatina; an angel fish
rhine - a German river; a rine; a ditch
rhino - a rhinoceros; money; acronym: "Really Here In Name Only" (of a student)
rhoan - a first name
rhoda - a first name
rhode - a first name; an island; one's best friend
rhodo - a rhododendron
rhody - a first name; a nickname for the state of Rhode Island; a rhododendron
rhoeo - an oyster plant
rhoid - a bothersome person (from "hemorrhoid")
rhomb - a rhombohedron, an equilateral parallelogram
rhoms - plural of "rhom", a parallelogram brick
rhona - a first name
rhone - a French river; an eaves gutter; a rone
rhumb - a loxodromic curve; a point of the compass
rhyan - a first name
rhyme - to sound similar
rhymy - containing many rhymes
rhyne - a first name; Russian hemp
rhyta - ancient Greek drinking horns
riach - hair (from backslang)
riadh - a first name
rials - plural of "rial", a monetary unit of Iran
riana - a first name
riane - a first name
riann - a first name
riant - laughing
riata - a lariat; a lasso
riayn - a first name
riban - ribbon
ribat - an Islamic monastery
ribby - containing prominent ribs; a baseball slang term for "run batted in"
ribes - the currant genus
ribit - an imitation of the sound of a frog
ribky - a Russian town that Napoleon passed through
rican - part of the phrase "Puerto Rican" or "Costa Rican"
ricca - a first name
ricci - a first name
ricco - a first name
riccy - a first name
riced - processed through a ricer
ricer - a rice processor; an implement for ricing potatoes
rices - plural of "rice", a grain
ricey - containing rice; tasting of rice
richa - a first name
riche - a North American cape; rich, as in "nouveau riche"
richi - a first name
richt - right
richy - a first name
ricin - a toxic protein from the bean of the castor-oil plant
ricka - a first name
ricke - a first name
ricki - a first name
ricks - a first name; plural of "rick", a haystack
ricky - a first name
ricou - a first name
ricsi - a first name
riczi - a first name
ridar - a first name
riden - a variant past perfect of "ride"
rider - a first name; one who rides; an addition to a bill or contract
rides - travels upon a conveyance
ridge - a first name; an edge; a crest
ridgy - a first name; furrowed
ridha - a first name
ridic - ridiculous
ridly - a first name
rieca - a first name
riefs - plural of "rief", a robbery
rieka - a first name
rieko - a first name
riels - plural of "riel", a monetary unit of Cambodia
riems - plural of "riem", a leather strap
rienk - a first name
riesa - a first name; a town in Germany
riess - a first name
rieta - a first name
rieti - a town in Italy, site of a famous battle
rieve - reave
rifai - a first name
rifat - a first name
rifer - more abundant
riffi - the Berbers who inhabit the Rif mountains of northern Morocco, or their language
riffs - riffles; plural of "riff", a showy piece of guitar work
rifha - a first name
rifka - a first name
rifki - a first name
rifle - a long bore gun with a rifled barrel; to ransack
rifte - a past tense of "rive
rifts - plural of "rift", a cleft
rifty - containing many rifts
rigas - plural of "riga", a deal, a kind of balsam
rigby - a first name; a town in Idaho
rigel - a first name; a star
riggs - plural of "rigg", the dogfish
right - correct; the direction opposite to left; an inalienable privilege
rigid - stiff; unyielding
rigil - a star
rigmo - rigor mortis
rigol - a diadem; a crown; a circle
rigor - stiffness; preciseness
rihab - a first name
rihat - a first name
rikia - a first name
rikka - a first name; an early form of Japanese flower arranging
rikki - a first name
rikky - a first name
riled - stirred up
riles - stirs up
riley - a first name
rilie - a first name
rilla - a first name
rille - a lunar valley
rills - plural of "rill", a small brook
rilly - containing many brooks
rilya - a first name
rilye - a first name
rimac - a river in Peru that goes through Lima
rimae - plural of "rima", a long narrow aperture or cleft
rimal - referring to the passage in the glottis between the true vocal cords
rimas - breadfruit; plural of "rima", a wood nymph
rimaz - a first name
rimed - frosted
rimer - an enlarged tool
rimes - plural of "rime", a rhyme; hoar frost
rimey - to write verse in rhyme; covered in hoar frost
rimma - a first name
rimpi - a village in Finland
rimus - plural of "rimu", the imou pine
rinaa - a first name
rinah - a first name
rinat - a first name
rinca - an Indonesian island
rince - a drink
rinde - a first name
rinds - plural of "rind", a peel; a husk
rindy - a first name; containing many rinds, pieces of rinds, or a thick rind
rined - having a rind
rines - plural of "rine", a rind; a rone; a rune; a watercourse
ringe - a first name; a heather whisk
ringo - a first name; a treat (?) made from sea holly
rings - sounds a bell; plural of "ring", a circlet; an item of finger jewelry
ringy - resembling a ring
rinko - a first name
rinks - plural of "rink", a skating arena
rinku - a first name
rinky - used in the phrase "rinky dink", meaning little, cheap, worthless
rinna - a first name
rinne - a first name
rinse - to clean; to wash quickly with water
rinus - a first name
rioja - a town in Spain; a town in Peru; a red Spanish wine
riona - a first name
rioni - a river in the republic of Georgia
riots - plural of "riot", a melee; an uprising
ripal - a first name
riped - ripened
ripen - to mature
riper - more mature
ripes - ripens
ripey - indicative of ripeness
riply - a first name
ripon - a spur; a town in Wisconsin; an English town
ripps - plural of "ripp", a handful
rippy - excellent; exciting
ripsi - a first name
riqua - a first name
riqui - a first name
risan - a town in Montenegro
risen - ascended; awakened
riser - a rebel; someone getting up from sleep; a stair-board
rises - ascends
risha - a first name
rishi - a first name; a poet; a Vedic seer
riska - a first name
risks - plural of "risk", a danger
risky - dangerous; uncertain
risly - a first name
rison - a town in Arkansas
risor - a town in Norway
risps - rasps; grates; plural of "risp", a notched bar
rissa - a first name; the kittiwake genus
risto - a first name
risus - a grin, often in an unpleasantly medical context
ritch - a first name
rited - initiated; having passed through a ritual
rites - plural of "rite", a ritual
ritha - a first name
rithe - a small stream
rithy - a first name
ritmo - in musical notation, "rhythm"
ritsa - a first name
ritsi - a first name
ritsy - a first name
ritta - a first name
ritti - a first name
ritts - scores; scratches
ritzy - fancy; ostentatious
riura - a town in Kenya
rivah - a first name
rival - a competitor
rivas - plural of "riva", a rift, a cleft
rivca - a first name
rived - tore apart; referring to wood that was split, not sawn
rivel - to wrinkle; to shrivel
riven - rent; split
river - a first name; a stream; a torrent; one who tears apart
rives - a first name; tears apart
rivet - a metal fastener
rivie - a Buick Riviera
rivka - a first name
rivne - a city in Ukraine
rivos - plural of "rivo", a drinking cry
rivvy - a first name
rixle - to rule
riyad - a first name
riyal - a Sudanese coin
riyaz - a first name
rizal - a first name
rizas - plural of "riza", a overlay for an icon
rizom - a head of corn or oats
rizus - a first name
rizza - a first name
roach - an immortal ubiquitous insect; a marijuana cigarette
roads - plural of "road", a path; a street
roady - an assistant to a traveling band or show; travel-worn
roaky - hazy, nebulous
roald - a first name
roams - wanders
roana - a first name
roann - a first name
roans - plural of "roan", a horse with white spots
roark - a first name
roars - bellows
roart - any kind of trick or deception
roary - a first name; noisy; dewy
roast - to cook over a high flame
roate - rote
robbi - a first name
robbo - a horse and trap; a cab
robby - a first name
robed - attired
robee - a first name
roben - a first name
rober - a first name; one who helps another to put on formal robes
robes - plural of "robe", a long loose outer garment
robey - a first name; like a robe
robhy - a first name
robie - a first name
robin - a first name; a bird
roble - a Californian white oak
robot - a mechanical humanoid
robug - a remotely controlled climbing machine with suckers on the end of legs
robur - an English oak; the best of anything
robyn - a first name; a robin
rocca - a fortress; one of the Canary Islands
rocco - a first name
rocha - a town in Uruquay
roche - a first name; any of various rocks or geological strata; the drug Rohypnol
rocio - a first name
rocks - shakes; lulls; plural of "rock", a stone
rocky - a first name; unsteady; stony
rocoa - the orange pulp covering the seeds of the plant from which annotto is made
rocta - a medieval violin
rodas - a first name
rodby - a town in Denmark
rodda - a Cadillac
rodds - plural of "rodd", a crossbow for shooting stones
roddy - a first name; full of rods; ruddy
roded - performed a regular evening flight
rodel - a first name; a town in the Outer Hebrides
roden - a town in the Netherlands; a British river
rodeo - a cowboy festival
rodes - plural of "rode", a cable, chain or rope attached to the anchor of a small boat
rodey - a first name; a rodeo rider
rodez - a town in southern France
rodge - a first name; a gray duck
rodgy - a first name
rodie - a first name
rodna - a town in Romania
roers - plural of "roer", a heavy long-barreled elephant gun
rogan - a first name; as in "rogan josh", a kind of stew; a bowl
rogda - a first name
roger - a first name; to have sexual intercourse; yes
rogue - a rascal
roguy - roguish
rohan - a first name; redwood mahogany
rohin - a first name
rohit - a first name
rohob - an inspissated juice
rohri - a town in northern India
rohun - an East Indian tree
rohus - plural of "rohu", a small mouthed Indian cyprinid fish
roial - a variant of "royal"
roice - a first name
roids - plural of "roid", a hemorrhoid
roils - stirs up
roily - muddy
roins - roynes, whispers, mutters
roint - aroint
roist - to bluster
rojas - a town in Argentina
rojay - a first name
rojis - plural of "roji", a form of Japanese garden design
roked - reeked; smoked
rokee - parched Indian corn
roker - the thornback ray; a marijuana smoker
rokes - reeks; smokes; mists
rokey - reeking; smoky; misty
rokha - a town in Afghanistan
rokko - an Asian cape
rolag - a roll of combed sheep's wool ready for spinning
rolah - a first name
rolan - a first name
roldy - a first name
rolek - a first name
roleo - a log-rolling tournament
roles - plural of "role", a part in a play
roley - a first name
rolfe - a first name
rolin - a first name
rolla - a first name; a town in Missouri
rolle - a first name
rollo - a first name
rolls - turns over; plural of "roll", a bun
rolly - a first name; a suitcase with wheels
rolon - a first name
rolph - a first name
romal - a handkerchief or headcloth; a silk or cotton fabric; a whip made from a horse's reins
roman - a first name; a native of Rome; a British river
romas - a first name; plural of "Roma", a gypsy
romel - a first name
romen - a first name
romeo - a first name; a lover
romic - a phonetic notation
romie - a first name
romke - a first name
romny - a town in Ukraine
romos - plural of "romo", a romantic pop musician
romps - plays unconstrainedly
rompu - a heraldic fracture
rompy - rampageous
ronak - a first name
ronal - a first name
ronan - a first name
ronat - a first name
ronay - a British island
ronco - any grunt of the genus Haemulon
ronda - a first name; a city in Spain
ronde - a first name; a round-hand type; a whole note
rondi - a first name
rondo - a kind of music in several strains, with a recurring theme
rondy - a first name
ronee - a first name
ronel - a first name
ronen - a first name
roneo - to mimeograph
rones - plural of "rone", a rine; a rune; a rean; a gutter
ronga - a Bantu people of southern Mozambique
ronge - a lake in North America
rongs - plural of "rong", variant of "rung", a step on a ladder
ronia - a first name
ronie - a first name
ronin - a Japanese outcast
ronit - a first name
ronkh - a town in Senegal
ronks - stinks
ronli - a first name
ronna - a first name
ronne - a first name; to run
ronni - a first name
ronny - a first name
ronse - a town in Belgium
ronsy - a first name
ronte - a first name; a runt
ronts - plural of "ront", a runt
ronya - a first name
roods - plural of "rood", a crucifix; 1/4 of an acre
roody - a first name; coarse; luxuriant
roofs - plural of "roof", the upper covering of a building
roofy - having roofs, like a roof; a knockout drug
rooks - cheats; plural of "rook", a chess piece; a bird
rooky - inhabited by rooks
rools - ruffles; raggles
rooms - plural of "room", a space; an apartment
roomy - spacious
roone - a first name
roons - plural of "roon", a rim, a border
roopa - a first name
roops - roars
roopy - hoarse; roupy
roosa - an Indian grass
roose - to extol or praise
roost - to perch
rooti - bread
roots - plural of "root", an underground plant tendril
rooty - radical; abounding in roots; sexually aroused; bread
roove - rove
ropar - a town in India
roped - tied; lashed
roper - a first name; one who ropes
ropes - plural of "rope", a line of twisted fiber
ropey - like rope; difficult; tricky; confusing; second-rate
roque - a first name; a modified form of croquet that actually requires skill
roral - dewy; roscid
rores - roars
rorey - a first name
roric - moist with dew
rorid - dewy
rorie - a first name; roary
rorke - a first name
roros - a town in Norway
rorry - a first name
rorts - plural of "rort", a loud party
rorty - exuberant; fine and jolly
rosal - rosy; a town in Colombia
rosan - a first name
rosas - a coastal town in Spain
rosby - a first name
rosco - a first name
rosed - made the color of a rose
rosel - a first name; a resin
rosen - consisting of roses; rosy
roser - a rosier; a rose bush
roses - plural of "rose", a flower
roset - a red color; a rosin
rosey - a first name; a town in Switzerland
roshi - a Zen master
rosie - a first name
rosin - a block of resin applied to the strings of a musical instrument
rosio - a first name
rosit - rosin
rosle - a first name
rosli - a first name
rosse - a first name
rossi - a first name
rosso - a town in Mauritania
rossy - a first name
rosts - rousts
rotal - according to the roster
rotan - rattan; any kind of wheeled vehicle, especially a cart
rotas - plural of "rota", a roster
rotch - a seabird, the dovekite
roted - fixed by rote
rotem - a first name
rotes - plural of "rote", a routine
rotge - the rotch
rotic - romantic
rotis - plural of "roti", a loaf of unleavened bread
rotls - plural of "rotl", a unit of weight in Muslim countries
rotor - a spinning part
rotos - plural of "roto", a rotogravure section of a newspaper
rotse - lozi
rotta - rote; a medieval plucked string instrument like a lyre
rotte - a stringed instrument of the middle ages
rotto - drunk; bad liquor
rotts - plural of "rott", short for "Rottweiler"
rouad - another name for Arwad
rouda - a first name
rouen - a French city
roues - plural of "roue", a rake
rouet - a small wheel fixed to the pan of firelocks
rouge - face powder
rough - unfinished
rougy - covered with rouge
rouks - reeks; smokes
rouky - foggy
roula - a first name
roule - a kind of cheese; to roll
rouls - rolls
roums - plural of "roum", a room; a deep blue dye
round - circular
rouns - whispers
roups - plural of "roup", an auction
roupy - hoarse; making that disgusting phlegm-harvesting sound
roura - a town in French Guiana
roury - a first name
rouse - to waken; to carouse
roust - to rouse; to stir up
rousy - noisy
route - a path
routh - plentiful; an abundance
routs - drives away
routt - a county in Colorado
rouza - a first name
roved - wandered
roven - fastened by tying around something
rover - a first name; one who roves
roves - wanders
rovey - roving; wandering
rovno - a town in Ukraine
rowan - a first name; the mountain ash
rowdi - a first name
rowdy - a first name; unruly
rowea - a first name
rowed - propelled via oars; argued
rowel - the wheel of a spur; to insert a leather circle with a hole in the center into a wound, for draining
rowen - a first name; a second hay crop
rower - one who rows
rowet - aftermath
rowly - a first name
rowme - a room
rownd - round
rowns - whispers
rowse - to haul in slack
rowte - to roar or bellow
rowth - an abundance
rowts - variant of "rowtes", roars or bellows
roxas - a town in the Philippines
roxcy - a first name
roxey - a first name
roxie - a first name; a town in Mississippi
roxle - to grunt
royal - a first name; kingly; regal
royce - a first name
royet - unruly; wild
royle - to rile; to salt fish
royne - to bite; to gnaw
royst - to roist
rozet - rosin
rozis - plural of "rozi", a Lozi, a Bantu people
rozit - rosin
rozsa - a first name
rozsi - a first name
rozwi - a Lozi, a Bantu people
rozzi - a first name
rozzy - a first name
ruade - a preparatory movement for a parallel turn in skiing
ruala - rwala
ruana - a first name; a woolen covering resembling a poncho
ruari - a first name
ruark - a first name
rubai - a quatrain, as in the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
rubbs - plural of "rubb", a Greenland seal or sea dog
rubby - a public house
rubee - a first name
rubem - a first name
ruben - a first name
rubes - plural of "rube", a hick
rubey - a first name
rubha - a cape
rubia - a first name; the madder genus
rubic - a town in Albania
rubie - a first name
rubin - a first name; a ruby
rubio - a town in Venezuela
ruble - a monetary unit of Russia
rubor - redness of the skin
rubus - the bramble genus
rubye - a first name
rucar - a town in Romania
ruche - a folded or gathered piece of fabric used as a trimming in clothes
ruchi - a first name
rucks - plural of "ruck", a wrinkle; a racehorse that falls behind; a brawl; a rucksack
rucky - wrinkly
rucus - a ruckus; a commotion
rudas - a hag; a virago; bedlam
ruddi - a first name
rudds - plural of "rudd", a carp-like freshwater fish
ruddy - a first name; reddish
rudee - a first name
rudek - a first name
ruden - a German island in the Baltic Sea
ruder - more rude
rudes - plural of "rude", a rude boy
rudey - a first name
rudge - a partridge; a coarse cloth
rudie - a first name; a sex act; a gang member; a young agressive Jamaican male
rudin - a first name
rudna - a town in Romania; a town in Poland; a town in Latvia
rudow - a suburb of Berlin, Germany
rudra - a first name; the Vedic god of storms
ruely - ruefully
ruers - plural of "ruer", one who rues
ruffe - a ruff; a fresh-water perch
ruffs - trumps; plural of "ruff", a collar
rufin - a first name
rufus - a first name; reddish
rugae - plural of "ruga", an anatomical fold
rugal - ridged; folded
rugby - a first name; a style of football; a town, and a public school in England
rugen - a German island
ruggy - rugged, rough; like a rug; fusty
rugin - a nappy cloth
ruhal - a first name
ruihi - a language
ruili - a town in China near the border with Burma
ruing - regretting
ruins - destroys; remnants
rukhs - plural of "rukh", a jungle
rukum - a town in Nepal
rukwa - a lake in Africa
rulan - a first name
ruled - governed; judged; decided; lined
ruler - a governor; a measuring stick
rules - governs; plural of "rule", a regulation
ruley - a slang term meaning "excellent"
rulon - a first name
rumal - a romal; a shawl
ruman - Romanian
rumba - a Cuban dance in 2/4 time
rumbo - a rum punch
rumen - a first name; the stomach of a ruminant
rumer - a first name
rumes - plural of "rume", a rheum
rumex - a genus of herbs and shrubs that includes sorrel
rumly - strangely
rummy - odd; a card game; a drunkard
rumoi - a town in Japan
rumor - an item of gossip
rumpf - core
rumpo - sex
rumps - plural of "rump", butt
rumpy - like a rump; involving the rump; a Manx cat with no tail whatsoever, (there's rumpy, bumpy, and stumpy ones!)
runby - the overhead clearance between the elevator frame and the car
runch - crunch; the wild charlock
runcy - a woman of bad manners and doubtful character
rundi - a Bantu people of Urundi
runds - plural of "rund", roon
runed - inscribed with runes
runer - a bard
runes - plural of "rune", a Norse glyph
runey - like runes; covered in runes
rungi - a first name
rungs - plural of "rung", a step on a ladder
rungu - a language; a traditional Kenyan wooden club
runic - written in runes
runns - plural of "runn", a low lying area
runny - semi-liquid
runon - run together; of a sentence with two poorly connected parts
runts - plural of "runt", a small or undernourished individual; the last of a litter
runty - small; poorly nourished
runup - the time before an event
runza - a Nebraska delicacy of oblong pastry with beef, cabbage and onions
ruote - pasta formed into a wheel shape
rupar - a town in northern India
rupee - a monetary unit of India
rupel - a river in Belgium
rupia - a ulcerative skin disease occurring in tertiary syphilis
rupie - the currency of German East Africa
ruppa - a first name
rupps - plural of "rupp", a road that is a public right of way, acronym: "Road Used as Public Path")
rural - of the country
rurik - a first name
rurps - plural of "rurp", a very small hook-like piton
rurus - plural of "ruru", mopoke
rusas - plural of "rusa", an Indian grass; an Indian deer
ruses - plural of "ruse", a ploy
rusha - a first name
rushi - a first name
rushy - a first name; full of rushes; rushing
rusin - a Carpatho-Rusyn
rusks - plural of "rusk", a sweet biscuit
rusky - a rude straw basket; a Russian
rusma - rhusma; a depilatory of orpiment and quicklime
rusol - a first name
rusot - a wood or shrub extract mixed with opium and applied to infected eyelids
russe - Russian, as in "charlotte russe"
russo - Russian, as in "Russo-Japanese war"
rusti - a first name
rusts - oxidates; plural of "rust", a grain disease
rusty - a first name; oxidating; unpracticed
rusyn - a Carpatho-Rusyn; the Ruthenian language
rutab - one of four stages of ripening
rutal - derived from rue
rutan - a town in Pennsylvania
rutba - a town in Iraq
rutch - to move with a crunching or shuffling noise
rutha - a first name
ruthe - a first name
ruthi - a first name
ruths - plural of "ruth", compassion; pity
ruthy - a first name
rutic - derived from rue
rutin - a chemical compound
rutka - a first name
rutog - a town in Tibet
rutty - uneven, full of ruts
rutul - a Caucausian language
rutyl - a term in chemistry
ruven - a first name
ruvid - rough
ruvim - a first name
ruwer - a small tributary of the Mosel river, and host to a number of vineyards
ruzha - a first name
ruzia - a first name
ruzsa - a first name
ruzya - a first name
rwala - a member of a powerful Arabian people supposed to be descended from Abraham
ryaad - a first name
ryale - a first name
ryals - plural of "ryal", a variant of "rial"
ryana - a first name
ryane - a first name
ryann - a first name
rybat - a dressed stone at the side of a door
rycca - a first name
rydem - the buttocks
ryder - a first name; an old gold coin of the Netherlands
ryfka - a first name
rygge - a town in Norway
rygin - angry
rykes - reaches
rylan - a first name
rylee - a first name
ryley - a first name
rylie - a first name
rylin - a first name
rylly - a first name
rylsk - a town in central Russia
rylyn - a first name
ryman - a first name
rymme - a rim
rynds - plural of "rynd", an iron support for a millstone
rynge - a town in Sweden
rynok - a town in Russia
ryogo - a first name
ryoji - a first name
ryoko - a first name
ryota - a first name
ryots - plural of "ryot", an Indian tenant farmer
ryozo - a first name
ryper - the ptarmigan
rypes - plural of "rype", the ptarmigan
rysio - a first name
ryssa - a first name
ryths - plural of "ryth", a ford
rytis - a first name
ryton - a first name; a British river
ryuan - a first name
ryuhi - a first name
ryves - rives; pierces
rzhev - a town in Russia, site of a huge battle in World War II
saadh - a sadh, a monotheistic Hindu sect
saadi - a first name
saale - a river in Germany
saali - attractive; well-dressed
saami - a native language of Finland
saamy - a first name
saara - a first name
saave - a Balkan river
sabae - a town in Japan
sabah - a first name; a Malaysian state
sabal - a fan palm genus; the partly dried fruit of a saw palmetto
saban - a first name
sabbe - savvy
sabby - savvy
sabed - savvied
sabel - a first name
saben - a first name
saber - a first name; a fencing weapon
sabes - savvies
sabha - a public meeting in India
sabia - a first name; a genus of shrubs
sabik - a star in the constellation Ophiuchus
sabin - a first name; a unit of sound absorption
sabir - a first name; a French-based pidgin language
sabit - a first name
sable - a first name; an antelope; a marten; a fur; a Nova Scotian island
sably - blackly; darkly
sabot - a wooden shoe; a shoe-shaped projectile casing
sabra - a first name; Middle Eastern cactus; native born Israeli
sabre - a first name; a fencing weapon, as spelled by the English
sabri - a first name
sabry - a first name
sabuk - a town in South Korea
sabya - a town in Saudi Arabia
sabzi - a green Indian vegetable
sacae - an ancient people of eastern Iran
sacar - saker
sacbe - a Mayan raised roadway
sacci - plural of "saccus", an anatomical pouch or bag
saced - a shortened form of "sacrificed", as in, "killed a laboratory animal"
sacer - a sacre; a saker; a European hawk
sacha - a first name
sachi - a first name
sacks - fires; plural of "sack", a paper bag
sacra - an artery; plural of "sacrum", the part of the spinal column that meets the pelvis
sacre - a saker; a falcon; a cannon; to consecrate
sacri - a cannon
sacro - part of medical phrases such as "sacro occipital" and "sacro iliac", meaning "related to the sacrum"
sadad - a first name; a town in Syria
sadaf - a first name
sadah - a first name
sadda - an abbreviated version of the Zendavesta
saddo - an inadequate, unfashionable person, unlike us
sadee - a first name
sadek - a first name
sadeq - a first name
sades - plural of "sade", a Hebrew letter
sadhe - variant of "sade", a Hebrew letter
sadhs - plural of "sadh", a member of a monotheistic Hindu sect
sadhu - an Indian ascetic
sadia - a first name
sadic - sadistic
sadie - a first name
sadik - a first name
sadiq - a first name
sadis - plural of "sade", a Hebrew letter
sadja - a first name
sadly - with sadness; unfortunately
sadoc - a first name; the biblical Zadok, in the Douay version
sadoo - a carriage
sados - plural of "sado", a Javanese carriage
sadra - a first name
sadri - a first name
sadrs - plural of "sadr", a plant of the genus Ziziphus
sadun - a first name
sadye - a first name
sadyk - a first name
sadza - a porridge made of ground maize or millet of Zimbabwe
saeed - a first name
saeid - a first name
saeko - a first name
saemi - a first name
safad - a town in Israel
safak - a first name
safar - a first name; the second month of the Moslem calendar
safed - a city in Israel; made safe
safen - to reduce the phototoxic effect by adding a safener
safer - more safe
safes - plural of "safe", a strongbox
safet - a first name
saffi - a first name
saffo - a bailiff
safia - a first name
safra - a first name
safwa - a language
sagai - a Turkic people
sagan - a Hebrew priest; a Butt-Head Astronomer
sagar - a first name; a town in India
sagas - plural of "saga", an epic
saged - seasoned with sage
sager - wiser
sages - plural of "sage", a wise person; an herb
sagey - smelling of sage
saggy - sagging, baggy
sagia - a first name
sagit - a first name
sagos - plural of "sago", a tropical palm tree
sagra - a beetle genus
sagum - a Roman soldier's cloak
sagus - the genus of plants that includes the palm
sahab - a town in Jordan
sahag - a first name
sahan - a first name
sahar - a first name
saheb - a term of respect
sahel - an African desert
sahen - a first name
sahib - a term of respect
sahim - a first name
sahin - a first name
sahir - a first name
sahla - a first name
sahmi - a first name
sahra - a first name
sahui - a marmoset
sahul - the ancient landmass of Australia and New Zealand
sahur - a predawn Ramadan meal
saice - syce
saick - a Levantine vessel
saics - plural of "saic", a Levantine ketch
saida - a first name; a seaport in Lebanon; a town in Algeria
saidi - a first name
saids - plural of "said", sayid
saidu - a first name; the capital of Swat
saied - a first name
saifa - a first name
saifo - a first name
saiga - a puff-nosed sheep-like antelope
saige - a first name
saija - a first name
saiki - a town in Japan
sails - plural of "sail", a sheet of canvas used on boats for locomotion
saily - like a sail
saima - a first name
saims - lards; greases
saimy - lardy
saine - a past participle of "say"
sains - makes the sign of the cross on something
saint - a holy person
saioa - a first name
saion - a first name
saiph - a star in the constellation Orion
saira - a first name
saire - a European cape
sairs - serves
sairy - sorry
saist - sayest
saite - a native of the ancient city of Sais, in Egypt
saith - Biblical "says"; the mature coal fish
saito - a town in Japan
saiva - a votary of Shiva
saiyf - a first name
sajad - a first name
sajah - a first name
sajed - a first name
sajen - a unit of length of about 7 feet
sajid - a first name
sajit - a first name
sajou - an American monkey
sakai - a seaport in Honshu, Japan
sakar - an island near New Guinea
sakas - plural of "Saka", a people of the ancient Crimea
sakau - a nonalcoholic intoxicating Polynesian drink made from pepper roots
sakda - a first name
sakel - a kind of cotton
saker - a sacre; a hawk; an old gun
sakes - plural of "sake", benefit; a Japanese liquor
sakha - Yakut; a regional language of Siberia
sakia - a Persian water wheel
sakis - plural of "saki", Japanese liquor
sakka - a town in Syria
sakta - "shakta", in Hinduism, the female principle
sakti - a first name; "shakti", in Hinduism, the female principle; a consort
salad - a serving of raw greens; a mixture of things
salah - a first name
salal - an evergreen shrub
salam - a first name; a penis
salar - a first name; a salt-encrusted depression; a town in Afghanistan
salas - plural of "sala"
salat - a salad; a ritual prayer of Muslims performed five times daily
salay - a unit of measure in Burma
salbe - King Solomon wine
salda - a bug genus
saleb - a variant of "salop"
saleh - a first name
salem - a first name; a witch killing city in Massachusetts
salep - salop; the dried orchis root; a dessert
sales - plural of "sale", a transaction for money
salet - salad
salia - a Pacific cape
salic - refers to the Salic Law of male succession, or the Salian Franks
salif - a first name; a port city in Yemen
salih - a first name; a town in Iraq
salii - the ancient Roman college of priests of Mars and Quirinus, who invoked the god of war
salil - a first name
salim - a first name
salin - a first name; saline
salit - an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
salix - the willow genus; a town in Pennsylvania
salka - a first name
salle - a salon; a hall
salli - a first name
sallo - calico
sally - a first name; a foray; a bell rope; a stone-fly; a wren
salma - a first name; a unit of weight in Malta
salme - a first name
salmi - a ragout of hashed game
salmo - the salmon genus
salms - plural of "salm", a variant of "psalm"
salmy - a town in Kuwait
salol - phenyl salicylate, a relative of aspirin
salon - a saloon; a hall; a town in France
salop - salep; dried orchis root; Shropshire
salou - a seaside resort in Spain
salpa - a genus of sea-squirts
salps - plural of "salp", a free swimming tunicate
salsa - a relish of tomatoes, peppers and onions; a Latin American music style
salse - volcanic mud; a mud volcano
salsk - a town in Russia
salta - a city and province in Argentina
salto - a city in Uruguay; a European lake; a musical notation indicated a passage should be skipped
salts - plural of "salt", a sailor; an ionic compound
salty - briny; profane
salud - a drinking toast
salue - salute
salum - a town in Egypt
salus - the Roman goddess of health
salva - a first name
salve - an ointment
salvo - a first name; an exception; a volley
salvu - a first name
salvy - resembling salve
salwa - a first name
salye - a first name
salza - an Austrian river
samac - a town in Bosnia Herzegovina
samad - a first name
samah - a first name
samaj - an Islamic religious council
samal - a Moro people of Mindanao
saman - the rain tree
samar - one of the Philippine Islands
samas - plural of "sama", a muttonfish
samat - a mountain near Manila
samba - a first name; a Brazilian dance in 2/4 time
sambo - a first name; a Latin American of mixed ancestry; a Russian version of judo and wrestling
sameh - a first name
samek - a Hebrew letter that corresponds to "S"
samel - soft and crumbling brick
samen - the same
sames - plural of "same", an identical thing
samet - a first name
samey - a first name; identical; having no variety; boring
samfi - a confidence trickster
samfu - a jacket and trouser set worn by Chinese women
samia - a first name; the silkworm genus
samic - of the Sami, the Laplanders
samie - a first name
samih - a first name
samil - a first name
samir - a first name
samis - plural of "Sami", an aboriginal people of northern Norway, Sweden and Finland
samit - a cape in Cambodia
sammi - a first name
sammo - a sandwich
sammy - a first name; a US soldier in World War I; water-logged
samoa - a Pacific island; a cookie humorously named from a slurred "give me some more"
samos - a Greek island in the Aegean Sea
samou - a Palestinian town
sampa - a first name
sampi - an obsolete Greek letter
samps - plural of "samp", coarsely ground corn porridge
samra - a first name
samso - a kind of cheese
samua - a town in the West Bank
samya - a first name
samye - a first name; a village in Tibet, site of a monastery
sanaa - a first name; the capital of Yemen
sanad - an Indian government charter
sanah - a first name
sanam - a first name
sanap - a strip of cloth placed over a table cloth
sanas - plural of "sana", a hemp plant
sanat - a first name
sanaz - a first name
sanct - an old form of "saint"
sanda - a first name; a British island; a town in Japan
sande - a first name
sandi - a first name
sands - varieties of sand; smooths with sandpaper
sandu - a first name
sandy - a first name; covered with sand; a yellowish red color; an English town
saned - made the sign of the cross on
saner - more sane
sanes - sains
sanft - in musical notation, "softly"
sanga - a temporary fortification; any of various African cattle; a town in Mali; a river in the Congo
sangh - a Hindu unity association
sango - a trade language of French Equatorial Africa; a central African tribe; a sandwich
sangs - plural of "sang", heraldic blood; a Persian harp; a ginseng plant; a song
sangu - a language; any of various African cattle
sanja - a first name
sanjo - a town in Japan
sanko - a first name; a west African guitar; to walk quietly and aimlessly
sanna - a first name
sanne - a first name
sanno - a sanitary inspector
sanny - a sanitary towel
sansa - a tambourine; an mbira
sansi - the language of a tribe in northwest Pakistan
sants - plural of "sant", a devout person or saint
santa - Santa Claus, the supreme deity of America, especially because he doesn't even expect you to believe in him; a language
sante - a first name
santo - a first name; a wooden image of a saint; an island
santy - Santa Claus
sanur - a town on the island of Bali; an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
sanya - a first name; a town on the island of Hainan
sanyu - a first name
saola - a very rare sort of Vietnamese antelope
saone - a river in France
saora - a forest people of the Eastern Ghats, India
saori - a first name
saoud - a first name
sapan - the heartwood of sappanwood
sapfu - an acronym: "Surpasses All Previous Foul Ups", more or less
sapid - savory; tasty
sapin - fir
sapka - a mountain in Bulgaria
saple - sable
sapna - a first name
sapor - flavor, taste
sapos - plural of "sapo", the toad fish; soap
sappy - sentimental; resinous
saque - a coat
sarab - a mirage; deceit
sarad - a first name
saraf - a first name
sarah - a first name
sarai - a first name; the name of the biblical Sarah before the covenant; an Islamic metropolis
saral - a first name
saran - a thermoplastic resin; a Hindu violin; a mountain in Borneo
sarat - a cotton cloth
sarco - a first name; a bay in Chile
sarda - a mackerel
sardo - a kind of cheese
sards - plural of "sard", an orange-red variety of quartz or agate
sared - a variant of "sored"
saree - a first name; a sari
saret - a town in Afghanistan
sarey - a first name
sarge - a first name; sergeant
sargo - a sparid fish
sarie - a first name
sarif - a first name
sarin - a nerve gas
sarip - a Moro high priest
sarir - a town in Libya
saris - plural of "sair", an Indian garment
sarit - a first name
sarka - a first name
sarks - plural of "sark", a shirt
sarky - sarcastic
sarma - a town in the former SSR of Georgia
sarmi - a town in Indonesia
sarna - a town in Sweden
sarno - a river in Italy
sarns - plural of "sarn", a pavement
sarny - a town in Ukraine
sarod - an Indian lute similar to a cello, with strings that are plucked
sarog - a first name
saroh - an Indian guitar
saroj - a first name
saron - a metallophone of seven bronze plates used in the Javanese gamelan; a convent of the Ephrata Cloister; a biblical place
saros - an astronomical cycle of 6,581.33 days or about 19 years; an Aegean gulf
sarov - a town in Russian, where nuclear research was done
sarpo - a large toadfish of the southern United States
sarra - a first name; to serve
sarre - an English town; another name for Saar
sarri - a first name
sarsa - sarsaparilla
sarse - a fine sieve; sarsasparilla
sarsi - a Native American tribe
sarte - a town in Ethiopia
saruk - a Persian carpet of fine, compact weave
sarum - an old name for Salisbury, England
sarus - a crane
sarvo - this afternoon
saryn - a first name
sarza - sarsaparilla
sasak - an Indonesian people
sasan - a first name
sasha - a first name
sasho - a first name
sasia - pygmy woodpeckers
sasie - a first name
sasin - an Indian antelope
sason - a first name
sasse - a Dutch weir with floodgates
sassy - a first name; impudent
satan - the devil
satay - a spicy Indonesian sauce
satch - a man with a large mouth; a large mouth
sated - satisfied
sateh - a variant of "satay", a spicy Indonesian sauce
satem - an IndoEuropean language in which palatal stops became fricatives
sates - satisfies
satin - a first name; a fine fabric
satis - enough; plural of "sati", a variant of "suttee", self-immolation
satle - to settle
satna - a town in India
satta - to rejoice
satte - a town in Japan
satur - a first name
satya - a first name
satyr - a half man, half goat; a sexually insatiable man
sauba - a South American leaf-carrying ant
sauce - impudence; a condiment; a town in Argentina
sauch - the willow; sallow
saucy - impudent
sauda - a town in Norway
saudi - a native of Saudi Arabia; a Saudi Arabian coin
saugh - the willow; sallow
sauks - sacs
sauld - sold
sauli - a first name
saulo - a first name
sauls - plural of "saul", a soul; an Indian tree
sault - a rapid
sauna - a steam bath
saunt - a saint
saura - a first name; a forest people of the Eastern Ghats, India
sauri - a town in Kenya
sauro - a first name
saurs - plural of "saur", soil, dirt, dirty water
saury - the skipper fish
sausi - a town in Papua New Guinea
saute - to fry in fat
sauts - salts
sauty - a town in Russia
sauve - salve; a town in France
savas - a first name
saved - preserved; spared
savee - savvy
saveh - a town in Iran
saver - a hoarder; a preserver
saves - preserves; keeps; rescues
savey - savvy
savil - a first name
savin - an evergreen conifer
savio - a first name
savji - a first name
savor - to enjoy the taste of
savoy - a curly cabbage; a former duchy of Sardinia; a province in France
savva - a first name
savvy - knowledgeable; sharp-witted; uncommon sense
sawad - a first name
sawah - a wet or irrigated rice field in Indonesia
sawai - a first name
sawan - a month of the Hindu year
sawat - a town in Papua New Guinea
sawed - cut with a saw
sawer - one who saws
sawna - a first name
sawny - a first name; a Scotsman
saxbe - a first name
saxby - a first name
saxen - a first name
saxes - plural of "sax", a saxophone; plural of "saxe", a kind of paper
saxin - saccharin
saxon - a first name; a native of Saxony
sayal - sackcloth
sayan - a first name; a range of mountains in the south Soviet Union; a town in Peru
sayda - another name for Sidon
sayed - a first name
sayen - a first name
sayer - a first name; one who says
sayge - a first name
sayid - a first name; a Muslim title of respect
sayil - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
sayma - a first name
saynd - singed
sayne - an obsolete form of "saying"
sayon - a medieval jacket
sayre - a first name; a town in Oklahoma
sayso - a dictum
sayst - Biblical "say"
sazen - a traditional unit of length in Poland
sazes - plural of "saz", a musical instrument similar to a bouzouki or oudh;
scabs - plural of "scab", a replacement worker; a natural temporary protective skin layer
scads - many; plural of "scad", a horse mackerel
scaff - food; to beg or scavenge for food
scags - plural of "scag", heroin
scail - to scatter
scala - a surgical instrument; one of the spiral canals of the cochlea
scald - to burn by contact with liquid; the dodder plant
scale - to climb; a flake; a measurement system
scall - leprosy; a scab
scalp - the skin on the top of the head
scalt - scalded
scaly - covered with scales
scama - a first name
scamp - a rogue
scams - plural of "scam", a swindle
scand - an archaic form of "scanned"
scank - an ugly woman
scans - searches through
scant - scarce
scapa - to run away
scape - to escape; a vista (landscape); a shaft of a column; a bird
scapi - plural of "scapus", a stem, shaft or column
scard - a shard, a fragment
scare - to frighten
scarf - a muffler; to eat rapidly
scarn - scorn; dung
scarp - a heraldic scarf; a rampart slope; to escape; a British island
scars - plural of "scar", a mark of injury left after healing
scart - to scratch; scared; a cormorant
scary - frightening
scate - a skate; a fish; to waste; heroin
scath - to scathe; to damage
scats - leaves quickly; plural of "scat", animal excrement
scatt - a tax
scaud - to scald
scaum - to burn; to scorch; insincere talk
scaup - a sea-duck; the scalp
scaur - a riverbank; a scar
scawd - having bare patches
scaws - plural of "scaw", a promontory
sceat - a small Anglo-Saxon coin
scelp - skelp; iron for gun barrels
scena - the stage of an ancient theater; a scene in an opera
scend - to ascend; the upward heaving of a ship
scene - a show; a pageant; a view
scent - an odor
scern - to discern; to perceive
schah - a shah
schav - a cold soup
sched - schedule
schie - a river in Amsterdam
schin - a Hebrew letter
schio - a town in Italy
schiz - a schizophrenic
schmo - an unintelligent person
schul - a synagogue
schut - a cattle-pound
schwa - a sort of upside down lowercase "e", symbol for an indistinct vowel
scian - chian, a native of Chios
scind - a town in Pakistan, now called "Sindh"
scink - a skink
scion - a descendant
sciot - a native of Chios
scise - to cut
scive - to skive
sclav - a Slav
sclaw - a claw
sclim - to climb
scoad - a trashy person
scoat - to wedge; to brake a wheel with a wedge of rock or stone
scobe - a black person
scobs - plural of "scob", a shaving
scoby - the chaffinch
scoff - to sneer; to mock; to deride
scogs - skugs
scoke - pokeweed
scold - to berate
scomm - a buffoon
scone - a pastry; a coronation stone; a town in Scotland
scons - scuns; skims; skips
scoob - to snack or eat; marijuana
scood - a slurred form of "it's good"
scoog - skug
scook - to skulk
scoon - to skim along the water; to skip rocks across water
scoop - to dig; to hollow out; a ladle
scoot - to decamp; to bolt; to travel lightly and easily
scopa - the stiff hairs of moths and bees
scope - room; space; liberty; a microscope; a telescope; to observe
scops - a screech owl; plural of "scop", an old English bard
score - a record; a mark; twenty
scorf - to gobble up
scorn - to show disdain
scorp - a colloquial term for a scorpion
scosh - a skosh, a small amount
scota - a first name
scote - a wedge; a wheel block
scoth - to clothe or cover up
scots - plural of "Scot", a native of Scotland
scott - a first name
scoug - skug
scouk - to skulk
scoup - to run; to scamper
scour - to scrub; to scrape
scout - a first name; to reconnoiter
scove - to tamp; to enclose in a kiln
scovy - smeared; blotched
scowk - to skulk
scowl - a hostile facial expression
scowp - to bound; to caper
scows - plural of "scow", a flat-bottomed boat
scrab - to scratch; a crab apple
scrae - an old worn-out shoe; a skinny animal
scrag - to throttle; to beat up; an odd lean bit; a very thin person; a stunted tree
scram - to exit hastily
scran - scraps of food; payment for food at an inn
scrap - a small piece; to fight; to discard
scrat - a devil; a hermaprodite; an insignificant amount
scraw - a piece of turf; a sod
scray - a sea-swallow; a tern; a container
scree - a steep stony slope
screw - to twist; to distort; to have sexual intercourse
scrid - a screed; a shred
scrim - a durable plain-woven cotton fabric used for lining
scrin - a small vein of ore
scrip - a wallet; temporary monetary bills
scrit - writing; a document; a scroll
scrod - to shed; a young codfish; something you can get in Boston
scrog - a stunted bush; to have sex with
scrow - the sky; to scram; hide clippings used to make glue
scrub - to clean; to cancel; underbrush
scrud - a venereal disease; a mythical disease
scrum - a football or rugby skirmish
scrut - to eat voraciously
scuba - self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
scudi - plural of "scudo", an Italian silver coin
scudo - an Italian silver coin
scuds - moves quickly and smoothly
scuff - scurf; to scrape with the feet; to shuffle
scuft - the nape of the neck
scugs - skugs; shelters; expiates
sculs - plural of "scul", a school
sculk - to lurk
scull - an oar; a skua gull
sculp - to engrave; to flay; to break slate
scult - a bailiff
scums - plural of "scum", an undesirable semiliquid matter
scuns - scons; skims
scunt - bankrupt; broke
scupi - another name for Skopje
scups - plural of "scup", a marine food fish; a swing
scurb - a suburban skateboarder
scurf - dandruff; scum; the bull-trout
scurs - grazes; jerks
scuse - slang for "excuse" as in "scuse me"
scuta - plural of "scutum", a horny plate
scute - a shield; an escutcheon; a scale of a fish; a coin
scuts - plural of "scut", a short tail; a mean, contemptible person
scutt - a mean, contemptible person
scuzz - dirt; a dirty person; a disreputable person
scyes - plural of "scye", an armhole
scyld - the father of Beowulf
scyle - to hide; to conceal
scyth - an ancient people of central Asia
sdain - to disdain
sdayn - to disdain
sdein - to disdain
seage - the yellow iris
seahs - plural of "seah", a Hebrew unit of dry measure, about 14 pints
seaks - plural of "seak", a soap prepared for use in milling cloth
seals - plural of "seal", a sea mammal; an insignia
sealy - a town in Texas
seame - grease; lard
seams - plural of "seam", a joint; a vein of ore or coal
seamy - dark; sordid
seana - a first name
seane - a first name
seann - a first name
seans - plural of "sean", a seine or fish net
seany - a first name
seara - a first name
seare - an obsolete form of "sear"
sears - burns the surface
sease - to seize
seato - the South East Asia Treaty Organization
seats - plural of "seat", a chair or sitting place
seaus - plural of "seau", a pottery pail used in 18th century dinner servings
seave - a wick made of rush
seavy - overgrown with rushes
seaze - to seize
sebat - the fifth month of the Hebrew calendar
sebby - a first name
sebec - a town in Maine
seben - a fast improvisatory section in soukous dance music
sebes - a town in Romania
sebha - a town in Libya
sebic - sebacic, of or pertaining to fat
sebka - one of the salt marshes of northern Africa; a dried lake bed
sebra - a first name
sebta - another name for Ceuta
sebum - an oily gland secretion
secco - a fresco; dry; unaccompanied by ornamentation; a sexual pervert
seccy - a tablet of Seconal
seche - to seek
secko - a sexual pervert
secle - a century
secre - a secret; secretive
sects - the one true religions
secus - to the contrary
sedan - a kind of chair; a kind of car; a city in France
sedat - a first name
sedda - a town in Iraq
sedef - a first name
seder - a Passover meal
sedes - a seat
sedge - a flock of herons; a primitive grass
sedgy - rife with sedge
sedna - a minor planetoid of the Solar System
sedra - a weekly portion of the Pentateuch read in synagogues
sedum - a flowering plant
seeds - plural of "seed", a reproductive capsule produced by plants
seedy - shabby; unwell; past its prime; full of seeds
seeer - one who sees
seege - a crest of a breaking wave
seeha - a town in Iraw
seeks - searches for
seeld - seld, rare, uncommon, seldom
seels - sews the eyes shut (as done when raising hunting birds)
seely - a first name; frail
seema - a first name
seems - appears
seena - a first name
seeps - oozes out
seepy - leaky
seera - a first name
seers - plural of "seer", a prophet or visionary
seest - Biblical "see"
seeta - a first name
seeth - Biblical "see"
segar - a first name; a cigar
seger - a first name
segge - the hedge sparrow
seggy - a tablet of Seconal
segni - plural of "segno", a musical sign indicating repetition
segno - a musical term meaning "sign", and often indicating the end of a repeated passage
segol - seghol; a vowel mark in Hebrew
segos - plural of "sego", a herb
segou - a town in Mali
segre - a European river
segue - a musical transition; a smooth transition without a break
seham - a first name
sehba - a first name
sehed - a first name
seher - a first name
sehri - a Ramadan meal eaten before sunrise
seids - plural of "seid", a descendent of Mohammed
seidy - a first name
seifs - plural of "seif", a long narrow sand dune
seigh - an obsolete past tense of "see"
seiji - a first name
seila - a first name
seils - plural of "seil", a sieve
seine - a river in France; a fishing net
seint - a girdle; a saint
seira - a first name
seirs - plural of "seir", a scombroid fish
seise - to seize
seism - an earthquake
seity - selfhood
seiza - a classic Japanese position, sitting on the heels, knees apart, and back straight
seize - to take forcefully
sejal - a first name
sejdi - a first name
sejdo - a first name
sejny - a town in Poland
seked - an ancient Egyptian measurement of slope, the horizontal run for a drop of seven palms
seker - a variant of "Sokar", a god of ancient Egypt
sekes - a place in an ancient temple where the images of deities were kept
sekka - a first name
sekos - a Greek sanctuary
sekou - a first name
sekts - plural of "sekt", a German wine
selah - a word used to indicate a pause or stop in the Psalms
selam - a first name
selby - a first name; an English town
selce - a village in Macedonia
selch - a seal
selda - a first name
selde - a first name
selen - a first name
seleo - an island in Papua New Guinea
seles - plural of "sele", variant of "seel", luck, good fortune
selfs - variant plural of "self", an individual
selia - a first name
selie - a first name
selig - a first name
selim - a first name
selin - a first name
sella - Sella Turcica, a saddle-shaped area of the sphenoid bone
selle - a saddle
sello - a first name
sells - conveys for money
selma - a first name; a city in Alabama
seltz - a town in Germany, home of Seltzer water
selva - a tropical rainforest; a kind of cheese
selve - self; same
selwa - a first name
seman - a river in Albania
sembe - a town in the Congo
semee - in heraldry, strewn or covered with small figures, such as stars
semen - a fluid that contains sperm
semer - a first name
semes - plural of "seme", an ornamental design
semey - the new name of Semipalatinsk, Russia
semga - a Russian dish of marinated salmon
semic - pertaining to a sign
semie - a first name; a semi-bajan
semir - a first name
semis - an ancient Roman unit of measurent of 6 uncia; plural of "semi", a tractor-trailer
semon - a first name
semou - a first name
semra - a first name
senad - a first name
senal - a landmark
senam - one of a type of dolmen in Algiers and Tripoli used by the Romans as oil presses
senas - plural of "sena", a paramilitary army
senay - a first name
sence - a British river
sench - to cause to founder
sends - transmits
seneb - a first name; a noted Egyptian dwarf
sener - a first name
senex - a South American hawk
seney - a town in Michigan
senga - a first name
senge - to singe
sengi - a monetary unit of Zaire
senia - a first name
senih - a first name
senja - a Norwegian island
senka - a first name
senna - dried cassia leaves
senne - a river in Belgium
senol - a first name
senon - a first name
senor - a Spanish title of address
sensa - plural of "sensum"
sense - to perceive; wisdom; reason; feeling
senso - a Chinese dropsy medicine made from the dried skin secretion of a native toad
sensu - in the sense of; as understood or defined by
senta - a first name
sente - a monetary unit of Lesotho
senti - a monetary unit of Tanzania
sento - a Japanese public bath
sents - plural of "sent", an Estonian coin worth 1/100 kroon
senvy - the mustard plant
senza - in musical notation, "without"
seodi - a first name
seona - an Indian tribe in Colombia
seoni - a town in India
seoul - the capital city of South Korea
sepad - to suppose; to warrant
sepal - a calyx segment
sepan - supawn, an Indian dish of boiled meat
sepia - a genus of cuttlefish; a pigment
sepic - done in sepia
sepoy - a native Indian soldier
seppi - a first name
seppo - a first name; a septic tank; Australian rhyming slang for an American (seppo = septic tank = Yank)
septa - the Philadelphia bus and subway system; plural of "septum", an anatomical dividing wall;
septi - used in medical language, meaning "of a septum"
septs - plural of "sept", an Irish clan; an enclosed area of a building set aside for special use
sequa - a Latin American dance
serab - a mirage
serac - glacial ice; a kind of cheese
seraf - a town in Sudan
serai - a caravanserai; a Persian inn; a Turkish palace
seral - referring to a series of ecological changes
seram - an Indonesian island
seras - plural of "sera", a lock
serat - a kind of cheese
serau - a town in Indonesia
serba - a town in Germany; a town in Tibet
serbo - a fragment used in compound words, meaning "of Serbia"
serbs - plural of "Serb", a native of Serbia
sered - dried
seref - a first name
sereh - citronella grass
seren - a first name
serer - drier; a language
seres - dries; ancient Chinese
seret - a first name
serfs - plural of "serf", a Russian peasant
serge - a first name; a strong twilled worsted fabric
sergi - a first name
sergo - a first name
seria - a first name; a town in Borneo
seric - Chinese; silken
serie - series
serif - a first name; an ornamental doodad on a printed character
serik - a first name; a town in Turkey
serin - a European finch; a canary
serio - a seriocomic; a European river
seris - plural of "seri"
serko - a first name
serks - plural of "serk", a variant of "sark"
serle - a first name
sermo - Sermo Generalis
seron - a bale of exotic produce; a crate or hamper; a unit of weight in Guinea
serov - a town in the Soviet Union
serow - a southeast Asian goat antelope
serpa - a town in Brazil; a town in Portugal
serra - a first name; a saw; the saw of a saw fish; sierra; a mountain ridge
serre - to press close
serrs - crowds together; presses together
serry - to crowd together
serta - the Syriac cursive script; a town in Tibet
serug - a first name
serum - whey; a vaccine
serut - seroot
serve - to wait upon; to present an item to; to function in some capacity
servo - a robotic device or servomechanism
serye - a series
seryl - a first name
serzh - a first name
sesar - a first name
sesey - a Shakespearean exclamation meaning "Hurry"
sesha - a Hindu serpent king
sesia - clear-winged moths; a river in Italy, site of a famous battle
seska - a first name
sesma - a town in northern Spain
sessa - a first name; a Shakespearean exclamation meaning "Hurry!"
sesti - a unit of volume in Thailand of about 12 liters
sesto - a first name
setae - plural of "seta", a bristle
setal - relating to a seta
setar - a Persian lute
setat - an ancient Egyptian unit of area, 100 khets on a side
setee - settee
seten - an obsolete past tense of "sit"
seter - saeter
sethe - a first name
setif - a town in Algeria
setim - shittim
setit - a river on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea
seton - a first name; a dresser; a medical treatment in which a thread was passed through a pinch of skin and tied in a knot
setra - a town in Indonesia
setsu - a first name
setto - a skirmish or brief dispute
setts - plural of "sett", a squared block; a pattern of Scottish tartan; a badger den
settu - a town in Burman
setup - an arrangement; a trap
seuch - an open trench or drainage ditch
seugh - an open trench or drainage ditch
seula - a first name
sevag - a first name
sevan - a first name; a Caucasian rug style; a lake in Armenia
seven - a number; a British river
sever - to cut; to separate
sevgi - a first name
sevim - a first name
sevin - a preparation of carbaril
sevum - tallow
sewan - wampum; beads
sewed - stitched; attached
sewee - an extinct Indian tribe of South Carolina
sewel - a scarecrow
sewen - a type of salmon
sewer - an underground gutter; one who sews
sewes - performs the duties of a sewer
sewin - a type of salmon
sexed - determined the sex of
sexer - one who determines sex
sexes - plural of "sex", a gender
sexly - pertaining to sex
sexoh - a sexual offender
sexte - a sixth hour service
sexto - a size of book
sexts - plural of "sext", one of seven (!) periods of daily prayer
seydi - a first name
seyed - a first name
seyen - an obsolete past tense of "to see"
seyid - sayyid
seyla - a first name
seynd - an obsolete past tense of "to singe"
seynt - a girdle
sezar - a first name
sezze - a town in Italy
sfiha - a kind of lamb pie
sfoot - to have sex
shaan - a first name
shaba - a province of the Congo, formerly called Katanga
shabi - a first name
shabo - a first name
shabs - gets rid of
shabu - methylamphetamine
shack - a shed; a rundown house
shada - a first name
shadd - a first name
shade - a first name; partial illumination; a light screen; a tint; the spirit of a dead person
shadi - a first name
shads - plural of "shad", a food fish
shady - a first name; partially lit; doubtful;
shaft - a long rod; a mine
shags - fornicates; plural of "shag", a long hairstyle; a thick carpet
shaha - a first name
shahi - a Persian copper coin
shahn - a first name
shahs - plural of "shah", a Persian ruler
shaia - a first name
shaik - sheik
shail - to walk sideways
shaka - a first name
shake - to jar; to jolt; a milk shake
shako - a military cap
shakt - a variant of "shaked"
shaku - a unit of length of Japan of about 11.9 inches
shaky - tottering; unsure
shala - a first name; a mountain in Albania
shale - a sedimentary rock
shali - a former town in former Chechnya
shall - will or ought to
shalm - a type of oboe
shalt - Biblical "shall"
shaly - containing shale
shama - an Indian songbird; a town in western Africa
shame - to abash; to mortify
shami - a first name
shamo - the Chinese name of the Gobi desert
shams - a first name; plural of "sham", a pretence
shamu - a first name
shana - a first name
shand - shame; a base coin; counterfeit money
shane - a first name
shang - relating to the Shang dynasty; a catapult
shani - a first name
shank - the tibia
shann - a first name
shans - plural of "Shan", a shame; a member of an Indochinese ethnic group
shant - a first name; a quart or a pot; an alcoholic drink
shape - a form; an outline
shapi - a first name
shapo - a wild sheep of Tibet; a hat
shaps - chaps; cowboy britches
shara - a first name; one of a group of people living in Outer Mongolia
shard - a sherd; a fragment; a wing case
share - a quota; a part; a portion
shari - a first name; a river in central Africa flowing into Lake Chad
shark - a sea predator; a cheat
sharn - cow dung
sharp - pointed; sudden; quick-witted; having a strong taste; a musical symbol
sharr - a first name
shary - a first name
shash - a sash; noisy interference
shasi - a port city in China
shatt - Shatt al Arab, an inlet and river dividing Iran and Iraq
shaud - a first name
shaul - a first name; a shoal
shaun - a first name
shave - to cut closely; to trim hair
shavo - a first name
shawl - a wrap
shawm - a type of high-pitched medieval oboe with a conical bore
shawn - a first name; shown
shaws - shows; plural of "shaw", a thicket
shaya - a first name; chay
shaye - a first name
shayn - a first name
shays - plural of "shay", a chaise
shcha - a Cyrillic letter
shchi - a kind of Russian cabbage soup
sheaf - a bundle; a British river
sheal - to shell; to husk; a shepherd's hut or shelter
shean - a first name
shear - to clip; to cut
sheas - plural of "shea", an African butter tree
sheba - a first name; the Biblical name of Saba
sheds - removes; plural of "shed", a small wooden building
shedu - a Babylonian semidivine being, with a human head and the body of a bull or lion
sheel - variant of "sheal", a hiding place
sheen - gloss; luster
sheep - a wooly ruminant
sheer - pure; transparent
sheet - a bedcloth; a piece of paper
sheff - a first name
shego - a hamlet in northern India
shehu - a first name
sheik - an Arab chief
sheil - a hut or small cottage used by a shepherd
sheko - a language
shela - a first name
sheld - spotted; variegated
shelf - a ledge
sheli - a first name
shell - a first name; a hard covering; to bombard
shema - a Jewish prayer involving a declaration of faith
shems - a first name
shena - a first name
shend - to disgrace; to blame; to injure
shene - a first name
sheng - a Japanese or Chinese mouth organ
shent - disgraced; kept in at school
sheol - the Hebrew afterworld
shepp - a first name
shera - a first name
sherb - a first name
sherd - a shard; a fragment
shere - a first name; sheer
sheri - a first name
sherk - a sponger
sherm - a first name
shern - shearn, dung or excrement
shesh - a long cloth wrapped around the head and face for desert protection
shete - to shoot
sheth - the part of a plough projected down from the beam; a wagon bar
shets - gets rid of
sheva - a first name; a Hebrew vowel point
shewa - a schwa
shewe - an obsolete form of "show"
shewn - shown
shews - shows
shewy - showy
sheye - a first name
shiah - an Islamic sect
shias - plural of "Shia", a member of an Islamic sect
shiba - a first name
shice - to abscond; nothing; something worthless
shick - drunk
shida - an Eritrean sandal
shide - a thin board
shied - avoided
shiek - a first name
shiel - a shelter for sheep
shier - more shy; a horse that tends to shy
shies - avoids
shifa - a first name
shife - one who purports to be more than they are
shiff - to divide; to change
shift - a work period; a woman's undergarment; to move
shiga - a biological toxin; a prefecture in central Japan
shiho - a first name
shihr - a town in southern Arabia
shika - a first name
shiko - in Hinduism, the bowing of the body to show respect
shila - a first name
shile - a first name
shilf - a soft slaty rock
shill - a conman's assistant
shilo - a first name
shilu - a first name
shily - coyly; timidly
shimo - a first name
shims - plural of "shim", a piece of wood used to level and trim
shina - a first name; a language of the Pisaca group
shine - a first name; to emit light; to polish
shing - a first name
shino - a first name; money
shins - plural of "shin", the front of the lower leg
shiny - emitting or reflecting light
shipp - a first name
ships - plural of "ship", a boat
shira - a first name; a British river
shire - a first name; an English county; an African river
shiri - a first name
shirk - to evade
shirl - a first name; to slide
shiro - a first name
shirr - to pucker
shirs - shirrs
shirt - a blouse
shish - a hissing sound; something worthless
shiso - some kind of fancy vegetable
shiss - the scratchy background noise of a portable CD player in use
shist - schist; crystalline rock
shita - a unit of measure in Burma
shite - a shit; a despicable person
shits - defecates
shiur - in Judaism, a sort of sermon
shiva - a first name; an Indian god; a Hebrew funeral vigil
shive - a slice of bread; a thin wood stopper; a knife
shivs - harries; plural of "shiv", a homemade knife...when home is prison
shivy - containing shives
shiya - a town in Lebanon
shizu - a first name
shkin - an Afghan border town
shlep - to haul
shlub - a schlub; a dull, unpolished person
shluh - a Berber people of southern Morocco
shmee - heroin
shmeg - an idiot
shmek - a variant of "schmek", a taste
shmen - freshmen
shmoe - a foolish naive person
shmoo - a race of cartoon characters created by Al Capp, crude blobs that liked to be eaten
shnor - a beggar or parasite
shoab - a first name
shoad - to examine a stream bed for ore
shoah - reverent reference to the persecution of the Jews in WWII
shoal - shallow water
shoar - a prop or support
shoat - a piglet; a sheep/goat hybrid (!)
shoba - a first name
shoch - a draw at a pipe of tobacco
shock - a sheaf; a sudden jolt; an overwhelming emotion
shode - a part in the hair; variant of "shoad", to examine a stream bed for ore
shoed - placed shoes on
shoer - one who shoes
shoes - plural of "shoe", foot gear
shoey - a shoesmith in a cavalry regiment
shofi - a first name
shogi - a kind of Japanese chess on a board of 81 squares with 40 pieces
shogs - moves along
shoji - a first name; a Japanese paper screen
shojo - a Japanese anime subvariety featuring sexualized teen-age girls
shoko - a first name
shola - a first name; a wood; a thick Afghan stew of rice and carrots
shole - a ground plank
sholl - to crush someone's hat over their ears
sholt - a cur
shoma - a first name
shona - a first name; a Bantu ethnic group
shone - a first name; shined
shong - a catapult
shoni - a first name
shonk - a nose; underhanded
shont - a foreigner
shoob - to shove
shood - the husk of oats after threshing
shooi - the Richardson's skua
shook - a set of staves for one barrel; trembled
shool - to beg; to grimace; a shovel; to drag or scrape along
shoon - shoes; a fool
shoop - hip; to have sex
shoor - shower
shoos - whisks away
shoot - to emit; to dart; a sprout; a mild expletive
shope - an obsolete past participle of "to shape"
shops - small stores; browses in a store
shore - a beach; to prop up
shorl - tourmaline
shorn - a first name; cut off
short - brief in time; not tall
shota - a first name
shote - a piglet
shots - plural of "shot", a small drink; a picture; a gun firing; an injection
shott - a salt lake
shouf - a region of Lebanon
shoun - a first name
shout - to yell
shove - to push
shown - presented; revealed
shows - plural of "show", a presentation
showy - gaudy; pretentious
shoya - a first name
shoyu - soy
shpos - an obnoxious or despicable patient; an acronym: "SubHuman Piece of Shit"
shrab - a shrub; a plain drink containing alcohol
shrag - a twig cut from a tree
shram - to shrivel from cold
shrap - wine used to weaken the will of a con man's victim; fishbait
shred - to tear into small pieces
shree - a first name
shrew - a nasty mouse-like creature; a vicious wife
shris - plural of "shri", more commonly "sri", a Hindu title of respect
shrof - an Indian moneylender
shrog - a bush
shrow - a shrew; a dormouse
shrub - a bush; a cordial
shrug - a shoulder gesture
shtik - variant of "schtick", a humorous bit or routine
shtip - a town in Macedonia
shtum - quiet; silent
shtup - to have sexual intercourse
shuah - a first name; a son of Abraham
shual - a biblical place
shuar - an Indian tribe of Ecuador
shuba - a long Russian fur coat
shuck - to remove the husks from corn
shude - the husk of oats after threshing
shuff - a cracked brick
shufu - Kashgar, a city in western China
shugs - shrugs
shuka - a first name; a town in the Gaza strip
shuki - a first name
shula - a first name
shule - shool
shuli - a first name
shuln - plural of "shul", a synagogue
shuls - plural of "shul", a synagogue
shuma - a first name
shumi - a first name
shuna - a first name; a British island
shune - plural of "shoe", a foot covering
shuns - avoids
shunt - to divert; an electrical device
shura - a first name; an Afghan local council
shure - a past tense of "to shear"
shurk - a pickpocket
shusa - a Japanese team leader in a factory or business operation
shush - to admonish to silence
shute - a chute
shuts - closes
shuya - a town in Russia
shvat - a Hebrew month
shwas - plural of "shwa", a variant of "schwa"
shwon - a first name
shyam - a first name
shyan - a first name
shyer - more shy
shyla - a first name
shyly - coyly; bashfully
shyra - a first name
siafu - the biting red ant of Kenya
siaga - the ahu or jairou
siaka - a first name
sialk - an ancient trading outpost in Iran
sials - plural of "sial", a rock formation
siana - a first name
siane - a language
siang - an Asian river
siara - a first name
siaya - a first name
sibai - a first name
sibbe - sib; akin
sibbs - plural of "sibb", a sibling
sibby - a first name
sibel - a first name
sibie - a first name
sibiu - a town in Romania
sibyl - a first name; a prophetess
sican - a people of ancient Sicily
sicca - newly coined; a rupee
sicel - the Italic language of the Siculi
sicer - cider; a strong drink
sices - plural of "sice", a male servant in India; the six on a die
sicht - sight
sicko - a mentally sick or deviant person
sicks - unleashes for attack
sicky - a sicko
sicle - a shekel
siclo - a pedicab
sicut - as if
sidas - plural of "sida", a fibrous plant with small yellow or white flowers
siddi - marijuana
siddy - a first name
sided - applied siding to; agreed with
sider - a partisan
sides - supports; adds siding; plural of "side", a lateral part
sidey - a first name; conceited
sidha - someone who has attained perfection
sidhe - a banshee; plural of "sidh", an underground fort where Gaelic fairies live
sidhi - a town in India
sidik - a first name
sidle - to walk sideways, like a crab
sidon - a first name; a city in Lebanon
sidra - a first name; a weekly portion of the Pentateuch read in synagogues
sidse - a first name
siege - to besiege
siegi - a first name
sield - ceiled; plastered
siena - a first name; a city in west central Italy
siens - plural of "sien", a variant of "scion"
sient - a variant of "scion"
siera - a first name
siest - a hamlet in France; to take a siesta
sieth - a variant of "scythe"
sieur - a title of respect
sieva - a kind of bean similar to the lima bean
sieve - to sift
sievy - like a sieve; full of holes
sifac - a diurnal lemur
sifts - strains; refines
sifus - plural of "sifu", a Kung Fu teacher
sigal - a first name
sigel - a town in Illinois
siggi - a first name
siggy - a first name
sighs - plural of "sigh", a breathy sound of regret
sight - to see; to view; to observe
sigil - a signature; an occult mark
sigla - signs and abbreviations on coins and medals
sigli - a town in Indonesia
sigma - a Greek letter related to "S"
signa - a first name; medical prescription Latin for "to mark" or "to label"
signe - a first name
signs - subscribes; plural of "sign", an indication; a message board
signy - a first name
sigue - a first name
sigyn - the wife of Loki, who caught the falling acid drops in a cup to spare his face
siham - a first name
sihar - a first name
sihem - a first name
sihon - a first name
siida - a Sami family cooperative for reindeer herding
siirt - a town in Turkey
sijil - a register; in the Koran, the recording angel
sijos - plural of "sijo", a Korean poem in a classic three-line form
sikar - shikara; a town in India
sikas - plural of "sika", a deer
sikel - Siculian
siker - secure; sicker
sikes - plural of "sike", a small stream, a gully, a ditch
sikhs - plural of "Sikh", a believer in Sikhism
sikka - sicca
sikra - sikhara
silas - a first name
silda - a first name
silds - plural of "sild", a young herring
siled - strained; ran heavily
silen - a woodland god or elder satyr; silenus
siler - one who strains; one who runs heavily
siles - plural of "sile", a sieve; a beam or rafter; strains; runs heavily
silex - flint, silica; heat resistant glass
silja - a first name
silje - a first name
silka - a first name
silke - a first name
silks - plural of "silk", a fine fabric
silky - smooth; silken
silla - an ancient name for Korea
sills - plural of "sill", a ledge
silly - ludicrous
silod - siloed, stored in a silo
siloo - a first name
silos - plural of "silo", an agricultural storage tower
silpi - a Hindu temple stone mason
silts - plural of "silt", an alluvial deposit
silty - containing silt
silva - a first name; forest trees
silvi - a first name
silvy - a first name
silyl - a chemical derived from monosilane
simah - a first name
simal - an East Indian silk cotton tree
simao - a first name
simar - a scarf; a cymar; a loose dress
simas - plural of "sima", an igneous rock
simba - a first name
simec - a private currency briefly introduced in Italy
simen - a first name
simha - the Indian name for the sign of Leo
simia - the genus of the Barbary ape
simin - a first name
simis - plural of "simi", a short two-edged sword
simla - a city in India, in east Punjab, the summer capital of India during British rule
simma - a first name
simmi - a first name
simms - a first name
simmy - a first name
simon - a first name
simps - plural of "simp", a simpleton
simpy - like a simpleton
simul - a chess match of simultaneous games; medical prescription Latin for "together"
sinae - a first name
sinai - a first name; a Middle Eastern mountain, peninsula and desert
sinal - referring to a sinus
sinan - a first name
since - from that point; because; a town in Colombia
sinch - a saddle girth
sinda - a first name
sindh - a Pakistani state
sindi - a first name
sinds - rinses
sindy - a first name
sined - rinsed
sines - a town in Portugal; rinses; plural of "sine", a trigonometric ratio (opposite over hypotenuse)
sinew - a tendon
singe - to burn lightly
singh - meaning "lion", and used in the name of every Sikh
sings - uses a musical form of speech
sinhs - plural of "sinh", the mathematical hyperbolic sine function
sinic - Seric; Chinese
sinks - descends; plural of "sink", a water basin
sinky - yielding underfoot
sinna - a first name
sinny - a first name; cinema; sinful
sinon - a first name; a treacherous or perfidious betrayer (Sinon persuaded the Trojans to take the horse)
sinop - a town in Turkey
sinpo - a town in North Korea; a radio transmission code, acronym: (Strength, Interference, Noise, Propagation, Overall)
sinpu - a town in Taiwan
sinti - a name by which the Gypsies are known
sinto - Shinto
sintu - a Shintoist
sinus - a cavity; a bay
siona - a first name
sioux - a first name; an American Indian tribe
siped - oozed
sipes - oozes
sipho - a first name
sipid - having a fine taste; savory
sippy - an acronym: "Senior Independent Pioneer", a healthy, independent retired person; a child's spill-proof cup
siraf - an ancient trading city located on the seacoast of modern Iran
sirah - a wine grape
siraj - a first name
sirat - in Islam, a bridge from earth to heaven which only the righteous can cross
siraz - a kind of cheese
sirba - a town in Sudan
sired - begot; fathered
siree - sirree
siren - a seducer; a sound alarm
sires - begets; lords; fathers
siret - a river flowing from the Carpathians into the Danube
sirex - a type of wasp
sirih - the betel leaf
sirik - an Asian cape
sirio - a first name
siris - the lebbek; an acacia tree of the Albizzia genus; a Babylonian god
sirki - the culms of munj
sirky - the culms of munj
siroc - the sirocco
siroe - the first name
siron - "S iron", an "S" shaped iron driven into railroad ties to keep them from splitting
sirop - a syrup of fruit juice, sugar and water
siros - a Greek Island in the Aegean Sea
sirra - a form of address
sirte - a town in Libya, site of a famous naval battle
sirts - plural of "sirt", a quicksand
sirup - syrup
sisak - a town in Croatia
sisal - a fibrous plant
sisel - suslik
siser - cider; sicer
sises - plural of "sise", an assize; the six on a die
sishi - a first name
sison - stone parsley
sissi - a first name
sissu - an East Indian tree whose leaves are used for fodder
sissy - a first name; a coward; effeminate
sists - summons to court
sitah - a first name
sitao - a long podded cowpea of the Philippines
sitar - a long-necked Indian lute with movable frets
sited - located; placed
siter - one who places or assigns locations
sites - plural of "site", a location
sitha - a first name
sithe - chive; a journey; a sigh
sitia - a town in Crete
sitio - a subdivision of a barrio in the Philippines; a clearing
sitka - a town in southeastern Alaska
sitra - a town in Bahrain
sitta - the nuthatch
situk - a river in Alaska
situp - an exercise in which one lies on the floor and sits up
situs - the location of a thing
siuai - a people of Papua New Guinea
siuli - a first name
siums - plural of "sium", the water parsnip
siusi - an Arawak people of northwest Brazil
sivan - a first name; a month of the Hebrew calendar
sivas - an ancient city in central Turkey
siver - a sewer
sivia - a first name
sivie - a first name
siwah - an ancient north African town
siwan - a month of the Hebrew calendar
siwei - a first name
siwin - a sewen, a type of salmon
sixer - a leader of a group of six in the Brownie scouts; a six pack of beer; a six month prison term
sixes - plural of "six", a group of six
sixmo - a size of paper that is one sixth of a sheet
sixta - a first name
sixte - a fencing parry
sixth - one part in six
sixto - a first name
sixty - a number
sizal - sisal hemp
sizar - a student receiving a scholarship at Cambridge or Trinity College
sized - graded
sizel - scissel; a metal clipping
sizer - a sizing machine; a sizar
sizes - plural of "size", a magnitude
sjaak - a first name
sjohn - a first name
sjure - a first name
skads - scads
skags - plural of "skag", heroin
skaif - a wheel on which gems are ground or polished
skail - to scail; to disperse
skain - a skein; a coil of yarn
skair - to scare
skait - skate
skala - a town in Greece
skald - scald; an ancient Scandinavian bard
skall - to scale; to mount
skane - a region of southern Sweden
skank - an unpleasant, unclean, or undesirable person; to dance in a loose-limbed manner
skare - wild, timid or shy
skarn - a meromorphic rock
skart - scart
skate - a fish; a rollerskate
skats - plural of "skat", a card game
skatt - a blow; a spell; a sudden rainshower
skaws - plural of "skaw", a promontory
skean - a skene; a dagger used in Ireland and Scotland
skear - to scare
skeat - a first name
skeds - plural of "sked", an airline with regularly scheduled flights
skeed - skied
skeeg - to lash; to flog; to slap
skeel - a milking pail
skeen - a type of dagger
skeer - excited; wild
skees - skis
skeet - a first name; the pollack; a long scoop; a form of trapshooting
skeez - a despicable person
skegg - a short length of keel that protects the rudder
skegs - slashes with the fin of a surfboard; plural of "skeg", a beam connecting the keel and sternpost
skeif - a lapidary's polishing wheel
skein - a ball of yarn; to tangle; wild geese in flight
skelb - a splinter; a slice
skelf - a shelf; a chip
skell - a first name; a homeless person; a slovenly person; a river in England; a villain
skelm - a rogue; a fake
skelp - an open-handed slap; a large portion
skene - a skean; a dagger; the background scene in ancient Greek theater
skeng - a ghetto weapon
skens - squints
skeos - plural of "skeo", a hut in the Orkneys
skeps - plural of "skep", a conical beehive; a basket of wicker or wood
skers - skirrs; plural of "sker", a nickname for the Nebraska Cornhuskers team
skete - a community of monks of the Greek Church
skews - bends; distorts
skewy - skewed; aslant
skeys - plural of "skey", a wedge-shaped bar of an ox yoke
skice - to scurry about
skidi - a tribe of the Pawnee
skids - slides after applying the brakes
skied - lofted; elevated
skien - a town in Norway
skier - one who skis; a lofted shot in cricket
skies - plural of "sky", the firmament
skiey - like the sky
skiff - a light boat
skift - shift
skila - a first name
skill - a well-developed ability or craft
skilo - a game of rolling balls into depressions in a grid
skime - a town in Minnesota
skimo - a ski-mobile
skimp - to stint; to be stingy or abstemious
skims - takes from the top; glides along the top
skink - an African lizard; a liquid food of simmered beef bones
skins - plural of "skin", a pelt
skint - out of money
skios - plural of "skio", a hut in the Orkneys
skipp - a first name
skips - omits; jumps over
skirl - a shrill cry; to play the bagpipes
skirp - to mock or deride
skirr - to scurry
skirt - to avoid; a half dress
skite - to glide or dip; a quick oblique blow; to boast; a braggart; a monastic hermitage
skits - plural of "skit", a short play
skitz - to go crazy; a schizophrenic
skive - to pare; to split; to cut thin strips from; a dodge or ruse; to malinger, a town in Denmark
skivy - a female servant
sklim - to climb
skoal - a drinking toast
skoff - to scoff; to eat one's food rapidly
skole - a town in Ukraine
skoob - a quantity of books assembled for public burning ( = "books" backwards )
skook - to skulk
skort - a combination of shorts and a skirt
skosh - a small amount
skots - plural of "skot", a unit of measurement of dark adaptation in vision
skott - a first name
skout - a guillemot
skowk - to skulk
skrag - to murder
skran - scran; scraps
skrik - a sudden panic or fear
skrim - scum; refuse
skuas - plural of "skua", an Antarctic bird
skues - skews
skugs - plural of "skug", a squirrel
skuik - to skulk
skuld - in Norse mythology, the Norn concerned with the future
skule - a first name
skulk - to lurk
skull - the head bone that is connected to the neck bone
skuna - a river in Mississippi
skunk - an odoriferous animal
skuns - scums
skuon - a town in Cambodia
skurf - to use a skateboard
skuse - a colloquial form for "excuse"
skute - a boat or other small vessel
skutt - a low, contemptible person
skuzz - dirt; a dirty person; a low person
skyed - hit towards the sky; hung an objectionable picture high and out of view
skyer - a bowled ball; a ball hit into the air
skyes - plural of "skye", a terrier
skyey - blue like the sky
skyla - a first name
skyra - a first name
skyre - to shine in a gaudy manner
skyrs - plural of "skyr", a curd cheese similar to yogurt
skyte - to skite; to glide or dip
slabs - plural of "slab", a thick piece
slack - loose
slade - a first name; a valley; a marsh; a spade with an L-shaped blade
slaes - plural of "slae", a blackthorn
slags - plural of "slag", waste ore left after smelting; a loose woman
slaid - a past tense of "slide"
slaie - a weaver's reed
slain - killed
slake - to quench
slaky - miry; muddy
slams - shuts violently; denounces; denigrates; plural of "slam", a bridge triumph
slane - a first name; a long-handled peat spade
slang - argot; jargon; cant; lingo
slank - slinked
slant - to tilt
slape - slippery; smooth
slaps - strikes with an open hand
slare - to make a noise by scuffing the feet on the floor
slart - bits and fragments
slash - to cut; to gash
slask - the Polish name for Silesia
slate - to reprimand; a flat sedimentary rock; a blackboard; one's record
slath - the center of a basket bottom where weaving is begun
slats - plural of "slat", a crosspiece
slatt - a slat; a lath
slaty - like slate
slava - a first name
slave - an involuntary servant or worker
slavi - a first name
slavs - plural of "Slav", an East European
slaws - plural of "slaw", a cabbage salad, said to be edible
slays - kills
slazy - sleazy
slead - a sled
sleck - ooze; soft mud
sleds - plural of "sled", a vehicle with flat runners for conveyance over snow
sleef - a cigarette containing a mixture of marijuana and tobacco
sleek - smooth
sleep - to hibernate
sleer - to mock; to sneer
slees - slays; plural of "slee", a cradle for a ship
sleet - frozen rain
sleez - a low or despicable person
sleid - to sley, or prepare for use in a weaver's sley
slent - slope; pitch
slept - hibernated
slete - to set a dog upon
slews - moves sideways
slewy - intoxicated
sleys - plural of "sley", the reed of a weever's loom
sliac - a town in Slovakia
slice - a thin flat section; a sample
slich - slick
slick - slippery; polished
slicy - apt to slice
slide - to glide; to skid
slier - more crafty
sligo - a port city, and a county in northwestern Ireland
slily - artfully
slime - mire; ooze
slims - gets thinner
slimy - containing slime
sline - a natural transverse cleavage in rock
sling - a drink; to hurl; to hang; to cast; a support
slink - to skulk; to lurk
slipe - a mining skip; to peel
slips - plural of "slip", a mistake; a bit of paper; an underdress
slipt - poetic "slipped"
slish - a slice; a slash
slite - wear and tear; a village in Sweden
slits - plural of "slit", a thin cut or opening
slive - to slide; to skulk
sloam - a layer of clay between coal-beds
sloan - a first name; a snub; to balk or hinder
sloat - a slot; a bar; a bolt; a crossbar of a door
slobs - plural of "slob", an untidy person
slock - a drink; a swallow
sloes - plural of "sloe", a fruit
slogs - plods, often through muddy or wet terrain
sloid - a Swedish handicrafts training system
slojd - a Swedish handicrafts training system
sloka - a distich of two lines of 16 syllables each
sloke - various edible marine algae
slomo - slow motion in film
slone - sloe
sloom - to slumber
sloop - a kind of ship
sloos - plural of "sloo", a variant of "slue"
sloot - variant of "sluit", a deep dry ditch washed out by heavy rain
slope - slant; a hillside or mountainside
slops - ready-made clothes; garbage fed to pigs
slopy - sloping
slorp - to slurp
slosh - slush; sludge; a splashing sound of water; a nickname for the backslash character
slote - a device for moving people above or below a theater stage
sloth - indolence; a marsupial
slots - plural of "slot", a long narrow opening; a gambling machine
slour - to lock up
slove - past tense of "slive"
slowh - a past tense of "to slay"
slows - reduces speed
sloyd - a Swedish handicrafts training system
slubb - to twist fiber after carding
slubs - draws out and twists a fiber in carding
sludd - to suffer from a chemical attack; an acronym: "Salivate, Lachrimate, Urinate, Defecate, Die"
sluds - oozes
sludy - miry; slushy
slued - turned around; intoxicated
slues - moves sideways; plural of "slue", a marsh, a slough
sluff - to discard; to slough
slugs - hits; shell-less snails; units of force; lines of type; false coins; bullets
sluis - another name for Sluys
sluit - a deep dry ditch washed out by heavy rain
slump - to collapse; to be depressed
slums - plural of "slum", rundown housing
slung - flung; thrown
slunj - a town in Croatia
slunk - lurked
slurb - a run-on formation meaning "slum suburb"
slurf - to slurp
slurp - to drink noisily
slurs - plural of "slur", defamatory language
sluse - a sluice
slush - wet snow
sluts - plural of "slut", a promiscuous woman
sluys - a port in Flanders, opposite England, site of a naval victory by Edward III over the French
slyer - craftier
slyly - craftily
slyne - the face of a jointed rock; a British cape
slype - a narrow passage in a cathedral, between the deanery and transept
smaak - to like or enjoy
smack - a fishing boat; to strike; an emphasis word, as in "smack in the middle"
smaik - a scoundrel; a rascal
smajo - a first name
small - little; short
smalm - smarm
smalt - blue grass; a deep blue dye
smarm - excessive sentimentality; an unctuous bearing
smart - clever; to sting with pain
smash - to break violently; a big success
smaze - a mixture of smoke and haze
smear - to spread thickly
smeck - heroin
smeek - smoke; to clean with smoke (!?)
smees - plural of "smee", a widgeon; a pintail
smeet - a first name
smeir - a salt glaze on pottery
smell - to detect an odor; to emit an odor; an odor
smelt - smelled; a fish
smerk - smirk
smews - plural of "smew", a Eurasian duck
smice - a bribe
smich - the stonechat
smick - a kiss
smidt - a first name
smift - a fuse
smile - a cheerful expression
smilt - to melt
smily - alternative spelling for "smiley"
smirk - a selfish smile
smirr - a smur, a fine misty rain
smirs - plural of "smir", variant of "smur", a fine misty rain
smish - a shirt
smita - a first name
smite - to strike
smith - a first name; a hammer craftsman
smits - plural of "smit", a stain; an infection
smitt - a first name; ore used for marking sheep
smizz - heroin
smock - a frock
smogs - plural of "smog", for smoke and fog
smoke - to fume; to reek; to consume a cigarette
smoko - a coffee and cigarette break
smoky - fumy
smolt - a young river salmon
smoor - smore; smur
smoot - a journeyman printer; a smout; a unit of measurement = ( Harvard Bridge - ear ) / 364.4
smore - another; to smother; a cookie, humorously named from a slurred "give me some more"
smote - struck
smous - an itinerant peddler; a German Jew
smout - a speckled trout
smowt - a small person or child
smuce - a disgusting place
smuck - a crowd of jellyfish
smugs - confiscates
smurf - a blue cartoon creature; a kind of Internet attack; to transport illegal drugs
smurr - a drizzly fog
smurs - plural of "smur", a fine misty rain
smush - to crush down, also spelled "smoosh"; the mouth
smuts - plural of "smut", a plant disease
smyth - a first name
snabs - plural of "snab", the brow of a hill
snack - a small informal meal
snafu - an acronym: "Situation Normal, All Fouled Up", so to speak
snags - plural of "snag", a hold up; a catch; a sausage
snail - a slug with a portable home
snake - a serpent
snaky - long and coiling
snape - a bevel
snaps - breaks suddenly
snare - a trap; a kind of drum
snarf - to take opportunistically; to fall asleep while clothed; to eat or devour
snark - an animal worth hunting, according to Charles Dodgson
snarl - to tangle; to growl
snars - snarls
snary - insidious
snash - insolence; abuse
snast - a candlewick
snath - the curved handle of a scythe
snawk - to smell
snaws - snows
snazz - class or style
snead - the curved handle of a scythe
sneak - to lurk; to slink
sneap - to check; to rebuke; to reprimand; to nip; a blight
snebs - snibs; snubs; checks
sneck - a snick; a cut; a latch
sneds - plural of "sned", the curved handle of a scythe
sneed - a snath, the curved handle of a scythe
sneek - a town in the northern Netherlands, source of the Anna Kournikova virus
sneer - to make a disdainful expression
snees - plural of "snee", a large knife
snell - keen; sharp; severe; active; a fishing line
snelt - a sneak thief
snerf - to sniff or snort cocaine
snerp - to snurp
snert - a pound sterling
snets - clears one's nose of mucus; plural of "snet", the fat of a deer
snews - abounds; snows
snibs - latches; snubs; snibs
snick - to cut; a latch; a sharp cutting sound
snide - disdainful
snidy - contemptible
sniff - to smell; to inhale
snift - sort; a sniff; to blow off steam
snigg - a small eel
snigs - cuts; plural of "snig", an eel
snipe - to take potshots at; make cutting remarks to or about; a bird; a pretext for a prank hunt
snips - cuts little pieces
snipy - making cutting remarks
snirl - to twist; to snarl; to wrinkle
snirp - to shrivel
snirt - a smothered laugh; a combination of snow and dirt that falls after winter duststorms
snite - to snipe; to blow the nose without a handkerchief
snits - plural of "snit", a pout party; a state of imaginary emotional justification
snitz - schnitz; dehydrated sections of fruit
snobs - plural of "snob", a disdainful person
snode - a horse's bit
snods - plural of "snod", a fillet, headband or snood
snoek - a South African fish; a barracuda
snoep - mean; greedy
snoff - a weekend girl friend
snogs - kisses; cuddles
snoke - to snook
snood - a hair ribbon; a fillet; a 100% addictive computer game
snook - to lurk; to snoop; a fish; a part of the idiom "to cock a snook", thumb to nose and fingers extended
snool - to cringe; a sniveller
snoop - to pry; to investigate
snoot - to treat with disdain; the nose
snops - gin
snore - to take loudly resonant somnambulistic nasal breaths
snork - a snoring sound; to smoke marijuana; a baby or child; to drink
snort - to make a loud sound by breathing through the nostrils
snots - nasal mucuses; the burnt parts of candlewicks
snouk - to lurk; to snoop
snout - a nose; a nozzle
snowk - to sniff, or smell about
snowl - the hooded merganser
snows - plural of "snow", pretty for a short time in small quantities
snowy - covered with snow
snubs - slights socially
snuck - colloquial past tense of "sneak"
snuff - powdered tobacco; to extinguish; to kill
snugs - makes comfortable and cozy
snuki - a first name
snums - declares
snurl - to snirl; to turn up one's nose in scorn
snurp - to contract into a shriveled form
snurt - to expel mucus during a sneeze (stand back!)
snush - snuff
snyes - plural of "snye" or "sny", a side channel of a river
snypy - like a snipe
soaks - bathes in water
soaky - sopping wet; drenched
soals - plural of "soal", a dirty pond; a variant of "sole"
soams - plural of "soam", a chain by which a lead horse draws a plow
soaps - plural of "soap", a material used for cleaning
soapy - containing soap; unctuous
soare - sorrel
soars - rises high
soary - tending to soar; humorous dialect for "sorry"
soata - a town in Colombia
soave - in musical notation, "sweetly"
sobby - soaked, as with water; sentimental; weepy
sobek - the Egyptian crocodile god
sober - unable to afford alcohol at the moment; solemn; serious
sobhe - a first name
sobhi - a first name
sobol - the Russian sable
sobor - an ecclesiastical synod of the Eastern Orthodox Church
sobos - plural of "sobo", acronym of "SOuth BOund", a southbound Appalachian Trail hiker
socal - southern California
socas - plural of "soca", a kind of calypso music of the Caribbean
sochi - a Black Sea resort
socht - an obsolete form of "sought"
sochu - a Japanese distilled liquor similar to whiskey
socii - plural of "socius"
socio - a combining prefix meaning "social"
socko - outstanding
socks - woven footwear; hits
socky - wet; drenched; like a sock
socle - a plinth or base
socoa - a town in France
sodar - an acronym (Sound Detection and Ranging)
sodas - plural of "soda", a carbonated drink
soddy - covered with sod; a sod house
sodek - a first name
soder - an older spelling of "solder"
sodic - of or containing sodium
sodio - containing sodium in place of hydrogen
sodom - where they coveted their neighbor's ass, and not his wife
soest - a Hanseatic town in Germany
sofar - a system for locating underwater noises, an acronym (Sound Fixing And Ranging)
sofas - plural of "sofa", a couch
sofee - an ascetic
sofer - a Hebrew scribe
soffi - a first name
sofia - a first name; the capital city of Bulgaria
sofie - a first name
sofis - plural of "sofi", a variant of "Sufi", a dervish
sofka - a first name
softa - a Muslim theological student
softs - plural of "soft", a soft thing
softy - a person with elastic principles
sofya - a first name
soger - a shirker
soggy - wet; saturated
soham - a town in England
sohan - a first name
sohar - a first name
sohos - plural of "soho", a huntsman's cry
soile - a first name
soils - earths; dirties
soily - covered with dirt; like dirt
sojas - plural of "soja", the soybean
sojer - a variant of "soldier"
sojns - plural of "sojn", a county in Norway
sokah - variant of "soka", a kind of calypso music of the Caribbean
sokas - plural of "soka", a kind of calypso music of the Caribbean
soken - a socage district
sokes - plural of "soke", the right to administer justice in a fief
sokol - a Czech governmental organization
sokos - plural of "soko", an African anthropoid ape
solah - solar; sola; sponge-wood
solan - a gannet; a town in India
solar - of the sun
solas - plural of "sola", the hat plant
solay - to cut a bream into serving portions (none for me thanks)
solde - pay; remuneration
soldi - plural of "soldo", an Italian half penny
soldo - an Italian half penny
solds - plural of "sold", pay or remuneration
solea - the type genus of Soleidae; a platform in a church
soled - formed the base of a shoe
solen - the razor fish genus
soler - one who soles shoes
soles - plural of "sole", the base of a shoe or a foot
soley - a first name
solfa - the musical scale representation "Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do"
solid - integral; not hollow
solin - a town in Croatia
solis - a first name; a town in Uruquay
solje - a first name
solly - a first name
solms - a former county of central Germany
solna - a town in Sweden
solod - an intrazonal group of dealkalized compacted clay soil
soloi - an ancient province of Cilicia, whose "bad" Greek dialect spawned the word "solecism"
solok - a town in Indonesia
solon - a first name; a Greek lawgiver; a wise legislator
solos - flies an airplane alone; plays an instrument alone
solow - a first name
solta - a Croatian island
solum - a piece of ground; soil
solus - a stage direction meaning "alone"; a legal term meaning "sole" or "exclusive"
solve - to elucidate; to unravel
solvi - a first name
somaj - a Hindu society
somak - a first name
somal - of the body
soman - a poisonous gas created for use in chemical warfare
somas - plural of "soma", a body
somba - a language
somer - a first name
somis - a town in California
somji - a town in Nigeria
somma - the rim of a volcanic crater
somme - a river that passes by Amiens; the location of a battle in WWI
somne - to summon
somya - a first name
sonal - a first name
sonam - a first name
sonar - an underwater detection system (Sound Navigation Ranging)
sonay - a first name
sonce - good luck, abundance
soncy - buxom; jolly; lucky
sonde - an upper atmospheric probe; a message or messenger; a visit
sonds - sondes, visits
sonei - a first name
sonem - a river in New Guinea
soner - a first name
sones - plural of "sone", a unit of loudness
songe - a language
songo - a river, giving its name to "Songo fever"; a language
songs - plural of "song", a musical composition commonly including words
songy - a town in France
sonia - a first name
sonic - of sound
sonie - a first name
sonja - a first name
sonke - a first name
sonly - like or of a son
sonna - a first name
sonne - an obsolete form of "sun" or "son"
sonni - a first name
sonno - a term of address for a younger man or boy
sonny - a first name; a term of endearment
sonse - good luck; abundance
sonsy - buxom; jolly; of attractive and healthy appearance; something that is lucky
sonty - sanctity
sonya - a first name
sooey - "yoo hoo" to a pig
soogy - a first name
sooja - the soya bean
sooke - a town on Vancouver Island
sooki - a first name
sooks - plural of "sook", a female crab
sooky - a first name; sulky; a cry-baby; cowardly
soola - a kind of clover
soole - to pull someone by the ears
sools - incites a dog
sooms - swims
sooni - a first name
soony - sentimental
soops - sweeps
soord - bacon skin
soote - sweetly
sooth - truth
soots - plural of "soot", fine black residue from burning
sooty - covered with soot
sooze - a first name
soper - a drinker; a sedative
sopes - plural of "sope", a variant of "soap"
sopha - a sofa; the seat of a king
sophe - a first name
sophi - a first name; a Persian king
sophs - plural of "soph", a sophomore
sophy - a first name; a Persian ruler
sopon - a first name
sopor - a deep sleep; a sedative
soppo - fashionable
soppy - moist; wet; silly
sopra - in musical notation, "above"
sorah - a first name
soral - relating to a sorus
soran - a first name
soras - plural of "sora", a marsh bird
sorbo - porous rubber
sorbs - holds by absorption or adsorption (remember them?); a Slavic ethnic group
sorca - a first name
sorda - damped with a mute
sordo - a musical notation meaning muted or damped
sords - plural of "sord", a flight of mallards
sored - made sore
soree - a North American short billed rail
sorek - a biblical place
sorel - a first name; a buck of the third year
soren - a first name
sorer - more sore
sores - plural of "sore", an ulcer
sorex - a genus including shrew-mice
sorge - a feeling bordering on anxiety
sorgo - any sweet variety of sorghum
soria - a town in Spain
sorin - a first name
sorns - sponges off of others
sorra - not; never; sorrow
sorry - regretful; run down or slipshod
sorta - slang for "sort of"
sorte - a town in Venezuela
sorts - arranges in order; kinds
sorus - a cluster of capsules on ferns
sorva - couma, a tropical South American tree
sorve - a town in Estonia
sorwe - sorrow
soshi - a kind of decorative screening
sosia - a first name
sosie - a first name; a person having an exact likeness with another
sotel - subtle
soter - a first name; the first king of the Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt
sothe - sooth
sotho - Basuto; a Bantu language group
soths - plural of "soth", sooth
sotie - a short topical farcical play of medieval France
sotik - a town in Kenya
sotil - subtle
sotol - a flowering plant similar to yucca; a Mexican distilled liquor
sotto - in musical notation, "below", "lower", "beneath"
souad - a first name
souce - a souse
souct - soused
souda - a town in Crete
sough - a low moan
souir - to throw with a jerk
souke - to suck
souks - plural of "souk", a marketplace
soula - a first name
soule - the ball used in a traditional French game
souls - plural of "soul", a spirit
soulx - an obsolete plural of "sou", a French coin
souly - soulful
soulz - an obsolete plural of "sou", a French coin
soums - plural of "soum", pasturage
sound - a noise; healthy; a waterway; a probe
soune - to sound
souns - plural of "soun", a variant of "sound"
soups - plural of "soup", a broth
soupy - watery; murky
soure - a town in Brazil
sours - becomes sour; plural of "sour", a sour candy; a sour drink
sourt - a violent liquid ejection; a shoot or bud
soury - sour; unpleasant
souse - a pickle; a sauce; to steep in brine; a drunkard
sousy - like a drunkard
south - a compass direction
souts - plural of "sout", soot
souza - a first name
sovok - a cynical, lazy person who has adapted to Soviet society
sowan - a town in Jordan, also known as "Sawwan"
sowar - an Indian cavalryman
sowce - a souse
sowed - planted
sowei - a tribe in Sierra Leone
sower - a propagator; a disseminator
sowff - to hum; to sing softly; south
sowfs - whistles or hums
sowle - to pull by the ears
sowls - pulls by the ears
sowms - plural of "sowm", pasturage
sownd - to wield
sowne - to sound
sowps - plural of "sowp", a sip
sowre - sour
sowse - souse
sowth - to whistle softly
soyas - plural of "soya", a Japanese bean
soyeb - a first name
soyle - a body or prey
soyot - a Tatar people
sozal - a crystalline salt of aluminum
sozar - a first name
sozin - a type of protein
spaad - a kind of spar; earthflax
space - volume; room; extent
spack - spoke
spacy - dazed; flighty
spade - a garden tool; a card suit
spado - a spade; a sword; an impotent person, or one unable to reproduce
spads - plural of "spad", a nail one or two inches long with a hook at the head
spaed - foretold
spaer - a diviner
spaes - foretells
spags - plural of "spag", an Italian person
spahi - an Algerian cavalryman of the Ottoman army
spahy - a cavalryman of the Ottoman army
spaid - a hart or stag that is three years old
spaik - spoke
spail - a splinter
spain - a European country; spane
spait - a spate
spake - Biblical "spoke"
spaky - speckled
spald - to split under pressure, such as bricks
spale - a splinter; a brace; to break up
spall - to break; to split
spalt - a flux; a foolish person; brittle; to split
spams - sends massive amounts of EMAIL; forges a return address
spane - to wean
spang - a spangle; to leap; to hurl; an emphasis word, as in "spang in the middle"
spank - to slap the buttocks
spans - to cross; plural of "span", a bridge; a unit of length of 9 inches
spard - spared
spare - extra; to withhold punishment; thin
spark - a first name; to flash
sparr - a town in Florida
spars - fights; plural of "spar", a timber
spart - esparto; Spanish broom grass
spary - parsimonious; thrifty
spash - a town in Albania
spasm - a tic; a throe; a paroxysm
spaso - a spastic person
spata - a town in ancient Greece
spate - a sudden flood
spath - the mineral spar
spats - plural of "spat", an argument; a shoe cover; 10^12 meters
spaul - to spawl
spave - to geld
spawl - to split; to slaver; to spit copiously
spawn - offspring
spaws - plural of "spaw", a variant of "spa"
spayd - a male deer in its third year
spays - neuters
spaza - an illicit grocery store in South Africa
spazz - a clumsy, awkward person
speak - to say
speal - speel; spule
spean - to wean
spear - a first name; a lance
speat - a spate
spece - a species or kind
speck - a stain; a blemish; a small spot
specs - plural of "spec", a specification; a spectacle
speed - a first name; the magnitude of velocity
speel - to climb; a splinter; to run away
speen - a village in England
speer - a first name; to ask; a screen
speet - to stab
speil - climb
speir - to ask
speke - to speak
speks - specks
speld - a chip; a splinter
spelk - a rod; a switch; a long piece of wood
spell - a short time; to specify the spelling of; a magical hex
spelt - poetic "spelled"; German wheat
spend - to expend; to ejaculate
speng - a gun
spent - consumed; worn; expended
speos - an ancient Egyptian cave temple
spere - to ask
sperm - spawn; semen
spero - a first name
spers - bolts
spess - a specification
spets - spits
spews - vomits
spewy - wet; boggy; awful; furious
sphex - the wasp genus
spial - a spy; a scout
spica - a star; a spur; a spike; a bandage wound spirally around a limb
spice - a tasty herb
spick - a spike; a nail; tidy
spics - a slur
spicy - containing spices
spide - spied
spied - observed
spiel - a routine or bit of business
spier - to ask; one who spies
spies - plural of "spy", a secret agent
spiff - to make spiffy; a dandy; money paid to a salesman to push merchandise
spike - a first name; a large nail; a thorn
spiks - a slur, and not even spelled correctly
spiky - covered with spikes
spile - a spigot; a peg; slang for "spoil"
spill - a fall; the escape of liquid from a container; a stick or paper used for lighting
spilt - poetic "spilled"
spims - plural of "spim", an unwanted message sent through an instant message system
spina - a spine
spine - a backbone; a thorn
spink - a chaffinch; a primrose
spins - rotates; explains a presidential action
spiny - covered with spines
spire - a high church tower; a curl; a sedge
spiro - a first name
spirt - a spout; to spurt
spiru - a first name
spiry - spiral; having many spires; like a spire
spiss - thick, dense
spite - petty malevolence
spity - spiteful
spiti - a region in northern India; a Tibetan river
spits - expectorates; skewers
spitz - a Pomeranian dog
spivs - plural of "spiv", a petty criminal
spiza - a finch genus
splat - a sound effect of wet collision; part of a chair-back
splaw - splay
splay - wide; to slant; to slope
splib - a black person
splim - marijuana
split - to divide; a champagne bottle of 200 milliliters; a town in Yugoslavia
splog - a "spam blog" or "spam web log", a web page designed to attract browser
hits, followed by clicks on associated ads
spode - fine china-ware
spogh - to boast
spoil - to ruin; booty
spoke - said; a part of a wheel
spoky - like a spoke; long and thin
spole - a spool; a small wheel
spong - an irregular narrow projection portion of a field
sponk - infatuation; a match
spons - money
spoof - a parody
spook - a ghost; a spy; to frighten
spool - a small wheel or spindle; to transfer to a peripheral device
spoom - to scud downwind
spoon - an eating utensil; to cuddle
spoor - a first name; the track of an animal
spoot - the razor shell clam
spore - a reproductive cell of some plants
sport - game
spose - a slang spelling of "suppose"
sposh - slush
spots - notices; a leopard; plural of "spot", a small mark or blotch
spout - to gush; a nozzle
sprad - a past tense of "spread"
sprag - a braking pole on the rear axle of a cart; a young salmon; to obstruct; a dandy
sprat - a small sea-fish
spray - foam; a sprig; to diffuse
spred - spread
spree - a carousal; a river that goes through Berlin
spret - sprat
sprew - the disease thrush; sprue
sprig - a shoot; a twit
sprit - a boom; a spar
sprod - a sophomore salmon; a sea trout
sprog - a new recruit; a child
sprot - a sprat, a small sea-fish
sprue - the disease thrush
sprug - an English sparrow
spuds - a first name; plural of "spud", a potato
spued - spewed
spues - spews
spuff - semen
spuke - a spook
spule - a spool; the shoulder
spume - froth; spray
spumy - foaming
spung - to rob
spunk - nerve; pluck
spurl - to scramble; to sprawl; the helix displayed above a fainting cartoon character
spurn - to reject
spurr - a mountain in Alaska
spurs - urges
spurt - to spout; a rush; speed
sputa - plural of "sputum", spit
spute - to dispute
spyal - a spy; a scout
spyer - one who spies
spyke - a first name
spyne - a pinnace
spyre - a spire
squab - clumsy; curt; unfledged; a pigeon
squad - a team; a crew
squam - a waterproof oilskin hat
squat - to crouch; short and wide
squaw - an Indian woman
squeg - to oscillate irregularly
squff - to eat heavily; to stuff oneself
squib - a firework; a short round; a lampoon
squid - a sea creature with ten tentacles
squit - a person of little consequence; silly talk
squiz - to look at
sqush - a colloquial word meaning to crush and squash
sreta - a first name
srifa - a town in Lebanon
srini - a first name
sruti - a Hindu class of shastras
staad - a town in Switzerland
staas - a first name
stabs - strikes with a knife
stace - a first name
stach - to stop; to refrain
staci - a first name
stack - a pile; a chimney
stacy - a first name
stade - a stadium; an arena; a period of time represented by a glacial deposit; a town in Germany
staff - personnel; a rod
stage - to produce; to present; a platform
stags - plural of "stag", a male deer
stagy - theatrical; histrionic
staia - plural of "staio", a unit of volume in medieval Italy
staid - steady; grave; sedate
staig - a colt
stail - a long straight wooden handle for a tool
stain - to sully; to taint
staio - a unit of volume in medieval Italy
stair - a step; a stairway
stake - a picket; a wager
stale - no longer fresh
stalk - to hunt stealthily; to walk away angrily; a stem
stall - a booth; to hold off
stamp - to impress; to brand; to mark
stams - confounds
stana - a first name
stand - to provide; to stay; to be erect
stane - a first name; stone
stang - a wooden pole; a perch; to throb
stank - smelled badly; was one of my shoes
stano - a first name
stans - a town in Switzerland
stant - a variant of "stont"
staph - the staphylococcus bacterium; a bacterial infection
stapp - a unit of force caused by acceleration of one G acting for one second
staps - chokes; obstructs
stara - a town in Bulgaria; a woolen cloth
stare - a long look; the starling
starf - starved
stark - bare
starn - a star; the buttocks
starr - a first name; a Jewish bond or deed
stars - plural of "star", an asterisk; a heavenly body; a leading actor
start - a beginning; a sudden twitch
stary - a first name; given to staring
stasa - a first name
stash - to hide away
stasi - the East German state security police
stasy - a first name
state - to aver; a nation; a condition
stats - plural of "stat", a statistic
staup - a town in Norway
stave - to avert; to fend off; to burst; a wooden slat
staws - stands still
stays - remains; plural of "stay", an elastic garment supporter
stchi - a Russian soup
stead - place
steak - a cut of beef
steal - to take secretly and illicitly
steam - water vapor; to fume in anger
stean - a stone container with two handles
stear - steer
stech - gormandize
stedd - steed
stede - steed
steds - steeds
steed - a first name; a riding horse
steef - a first name
steek - to stitch; to pierce; to shut
steel - a first name; to brace; to nerve; a manufactured metal
steem - to esteem
steen - a first name; a stone container with two handles; a number between 13 and 19
steep - veering abruptly up or down; to brew; an English town
steer - to guide; to pilot; a deballocked bullock
stees - plural of "stee", a ladder
stefa - a first name
stefi - a first name
stefo - a first name
stegh - stech
stegs - plural of "steg", a gander
steid - base; foundation
steig - a first name
steik - to pierce with a sharp instrument
steil - a handle or shaft
stein - a first name; a beer mug
steiu - a town in Romania
stela - an inscribed column; sap system
stele - an inscribed column; sap system
stelk - an Irish dish of onions and mashed potatoes
stell - a first name; to fix; to establish
steme - to evaporate
stems - stalks; stops
stend - to leap; to walk with long strides
steno - a stenographer
stens - plural of "sten", a tommy-gun
stent - to stint; to restrain; to limit; a medical device for opening arteries and lawsuits
steny - a first name
steph - a first name
steps - plural of "step", a measure; a pace
stept - a poetic variant of "stepped"
stera - a town in Yemen
stere - a unit of volume equal to a cubic meter
steri - a prefix that means "sterilizing"
stern - a first name; fierce; the rear of a ship
stert - started
stetl - a Jewish ghetto
stets - plural of "stet", an editorial mark ("let it stand")
steva - a first name
steve - a first name; to stow
stevi - a first name
stevo - a first name
stevy - a first name
stews - simmers; plural of "stew", a ragout; a stewardess
stewy - a first name; simmering; steaming; reeking; like a stew
steyn - to line an excavation with stone or brick to prevent cave-ins
steyr - an Austrian town
steys - plural of "stey", a variant of "stee", a ladder
stian - a first name
stica - a small Saxon coin
stich - a row of trees; a stave; a brioche; a verse or line of poetry
stick - a piece of wood; to remain; to stab
stied - penned like pigs
stieg - a first name
sties - ascends; plural of "sty", a pig pen
stife - a stifling smell
stiff - rigid; a corpse; to refuse to pay or repay
stift - one who does not work
stike - stanza
stilb - a unit of measurement of luminance
stile - the gnomon of a sundial; steps for getting over a fence
stili - plural of "stylus", an instrument for writing or marking
still - quiet; up to now; not moving; a distillery
stilp - to go on crutches; to walk on stilts
stilt - a pole for elevated walking; a snipe
stime - a glimmer; a ray
stimy - to stymie
stina - a first name
stine - a first name
sting - a first name; a sharp local pain; a bee's defensive mechanism; a vampiric celebrity
stink - to smell badly
stint - a short time; a sandpiper; a dunlin; a stent
stion - a plant consisting of a stock and scion
stipa - the feather grasses
stipe - a first name; a stalk; a stem; a stipendiary magistrate
stire - to steer; to stir
stirk - a young ox or cow
stirp - a line of descent
stirs - wakes up; mixes
stirt - started; leaped
stith - stithy; an anvil or smithy
stive - to stew; to stuff up; floating dust
stivy - stuffy; close
stoae - plural of "stoa", a porch
stoai - plural of "stoa", a porch
stoak - to stop; to choke
stoas - plural of "stoa", a porch
stoat - an ermine; a weasel
stobi - a town in southern Yugoslavia
stobs - plural of "stob", a stub; a stump; a wooden stake strummed by worm grunters to attract worms (shades of Dune!)
stock - a cravat; a store; a family line; a punishment device; to garner; a fund
stoep - a stoop; a veranda
stoer - a British cape
stogs - stirs up mud
stogy - a cigar
stoic - unemotional
stoit - to stagger; to lurch; to jump up
stoke - a first name; to add fuel to; a unit of measurement of kinematic viscosity
stola - a Roman woman's long robe
stole - a fur piece; took illicitly
stoln - stolen
stoma - a breathing pore; a simple bodily opening
stomp - to stamp; stump
stond - stand
stone - a first name; a rock; a unit of weight of 14 pounds
stong - stung
stonk - a heavy concentration of artillery fire; a marble
stonn - to stun
stont - an obsolete inflected past form of "to stand"
stony - a first name; rocky; unemotional
stood - was erect; withstood
stook - a pillar of coal left as a mine support; a shock of grain; a hiding place; a pocket handkerchief
stool - a backless seat; a mass of feces
stoom - stum; to renew fermentation; to ruin financially; to strengthen
stoon - stound
stoop - to bend over; a porch; a flagon
stoor - a tumult; a paroxysm
stoot - stout
stopa - a Czech unit of measure
stope - a mining ledge
stops - plural of "stop", a halt
stopt - poetic "stopped"
store - a shop; to preserve
stork - a bird that lives in chimneys in Europe, and delivers babies in the US
storm - a first name; a tempest
storn - a first name
storr - a first name
stort - a British river
story - a first name; a tale; a floor of a building
stosh - a first name; fish offal
stoss - the direction from which a glacier descends
stote - a stoat
stots - plural of "stot", a young ox
stott - a town in Norway
stouk - a stook; a sheaf of corn
stoun - stolen
stoup - a stoop; a flagon; a tankard; a basin for holy water
stour - a stoor; a tumult; a paroxysm; a stiff breeze; a British river
stout - fat; an alcoholic brew
stove - an oven; broken in
stowe - a first name; a town in Vermont
stown - stolen
stowp - a stoup
stows - packs; arranges
strad - a Stradivarius violin
strae - straw
strag - a strip bag
strak - to strike
stram - to walk with ungraceful strides
strap - a long thin piece of leather or fabric
strat - a British river; a Fender Stratocaster electric guitar
straw - dried grass; a drinking tube
stray - to wander
stree - straw
strel - a banjo
strep - a streptococcus infection
strew - to scatter
stria - a stripe; a streak; a strip; a stretch; a strap; a strop; a strand; a string;...
strib - a prison warden
strid - a narrow ravine
strig - stalk
strip - a long thin piece; to remove clothing
strit - a town in Slovenia
strix - a screech-owl
strob - a unit of angular velocity, one radian per second
strom - a first name
strop - a leather strip
strow - to strew
stroy - to destroy
strub - to rob; a prison warder
strum - thrum
strut - a support; to swagger
struv - an obsolete past tense of "strive"
stryn - a town in Norway
stubs - strikes a toe accidentally against an unseen obstacle; plural of "stub", a short, squat thing
stuck - set; fixed; adhered
studa - a town in Pennsylvania
studd - a first name
stude - a nickname for the Studebaker car
studs - a first name; plural of "stud", a knob; a nail; a breeding male
study - to examine; a reading room
stuey - a first name
stufa - a jet of steam that emerges from the ground
stuff - to fill; things
stugs - plural of "stug", a thorn
stuka - a German dive bomber of World War II
stuke - a pocket handkerchief
stull - a mining cross-timber
stulm - a mine drain shaft
stulp - a stump
stuma - a fraudulent check
stumm - shtoom, silent
stump - to puzzle; the remains of a felled tree
stums - plural of "stum", an unfermented wine; a barbiturate
stung - made a sharp local pain
stunk - smelled badly
stuns - dazes; astounds
stunt - to dwarf; an exploit
stupa - a Buddhist monumental pagoda
stupe - a hot bandage; fomentation; a stupid person
stupp - a black deposit obtained in distilling mercury ores
stups - has sexual intercourse with
sturb - to disturb
sture - stoor
sturk - a young ox
sturt - strife; wrath; a desert; a bargain in mining
stush - a first name
stuss - a gambling game resembling faro
stuts - stutters
styan - a stye or boil
styca - a small Anglo-Saxon coin
styed - kept in a sty
styes - plural of "stye", an inflamed eyelid
style - a manner; a pen; to dub
styli - plural of "stylo", a pen; a stylograph
stylo - a pen; a stylograph
styme - to stime; to stimie; a glimmer or glimpse
stymy - to thwart
styre - to set in motion, to stir up
styro - styrofoam
suada - a first name
suade - to persuade
suage - to assuage; to calm
suann - a first name
suant - suent; neat and tidy; consistent
suany - a first name
suapi - a town in Bolivia
suave - smooth; bland
subah - a province
subas - province
subby - a submarine sandwich; a subcontractor
subei - a town in China
suber - phellem; a cork
subhi - a first name
subic - a town in the Philippines
subir - a first name
subka - a hard salty layer over desert sand, on which it is easy to travel
subra - a first name
subum - a town in Cameroon
succi - plural of "succus"
sucio - a river of Colombia
sucka - a sucker or dupe
sucks - draws into the mouth; is to be denigrated
sucky - bad, disgusting, undesirable
sucre - an Ecuadorean monetary unit worth approximately nothing; a town in Bolivia
sucua - a town in Ecuador
sudak - the pike-perch; a Crimean port city
sudan - an African country south of Egypt
sudds - plural of "sudd", a floating mass of vegetation
suddy - choked with floating vegetation
sudeb - a first name
sudha - a first name
sudib - a first name
sudic - sweaty
sudid - sweaty
sudie - a first name
sudin - a first name
sudip - a first name
sudor - sweat
sudou - a first name
sudra - the lowest Hindu caste
sudsy - full of suds
suebi - another name for Sueves
suede - an unglazed leather
suege - a first name
sueko - a first name
suela - a first name
suely - a first name
suent - neat and tidy
suers - plural of "suer", a plaintiff in a lawsuit
suets - plural of "suet", fatty tissue
suety - containing suet
sueva - a first name
sueve - Suevian
suevi - Suevians
suffs - plural of "suff", a suffragist
sufic - referring to a form of Islamic mysticism
sufis - plural of "Sufi", an Islamic mystic
sugai - a village in China
sugan - a straw rope; a quilt
sugar - a sweet substance
sughs - soughs
suhad - a first name
suhar - a town in eastern Arabia
suhas - a first name
suhur - the predawn meal during Ramadan
suids - plural of "suid", any member of the pig family
suina - a division of Artiodactyla comprising swine and peccaries
suine - a butter substitute, a mixture of oleomargarine with lard
suing - bringing a legal action against
suint - lanoline; dried sheep sweat (sorry, we sold our last bottle)
suiri - a river in New Guinea
suist - self-seeking
suita - a town in Japan
suite - a collection; a set of rooms
suits - pleases; plural of "suit", an outfit; a legal action
suity - like a suit; prone to wearing suits
sujal - a first name
sujay - a first name
sujee - a mixture of soap and caustic soda for cleaning painted surfaces on ships
sujin - a first name
sujis - plural of "suji", an Indian wheat, granulated but not pulverized
sujit - a first name
sujka - a first name
sukee - a first name
sukey - a first name; a teakettle
sukhs - plural of "sukh", a souk
sukie - a first name; a teakettle
sukka - a temporary dwelling for the feast of Sukkoth
sukun - an Arabic accent mark
sulas - plural of "sula", a genus of seabirds
sulby - a British river
sulci - plural of "sulcus", a brain groove or fold
sulfa - an antibiotic
sulfo - sulfonic
sulia - a first name
sulid - the family of boobies and gannets
sulim - a first name
suljo - a first name
sulka - a Papuan people of New Britain island
sulks - broods
sulky - a light vehicle; sullen
sulla - a European herb valued for forage
sulls - plural of "sull", a plow
sully - a first name; to tarnish
sulma - a first name
sulph - amphetamine sulphate
sulus - plural of "Sulu, a tribe of Moros in the Philippines
sumac - a wild bush
sumak - a carpet
suman - a first name; relating to the Sumo people
sumas - a town in Washington state; plural of "Suma", a Nicaraguan Indian
sumba - one of the islands of Indonesia
sumed - a first name
sumer - a first name; an ancient Middle Eastern civilization
sumia - a first name
sumie - a first name
sumil - a first name
sumio - a first name
sumir - a first name
sumit - a first name
summa - a summation of all knowledge on some subject; a "summa cum laude" degree
sumon - a first name
sumos - plural of "sumo", a Japanese wrestler
sumph - a dunce; a blockhead
sumps - plural of "sump", a pit; a morass
sumpy - like a sump
sumya - a first name
sunay - a first name
sunck - an Indian chief
sundi - a first name
sundy - a first name
sunee - a first name
sungi - an Asian cape
sunil - a first name
sunit - a first name
sunks - plural of "sunk", a pad, a turf seat
sunna - the body of Islamic social and legal customs
sunne - a first name; a town in Sweden
sunni - a first name; a branch of Islam
sunns - plural of "sunn", an Indian fiber plant similar to hemp
sunny - a first name; bright; cheerful
sunta - a first name
sunup - dawn
sunya - a first name
suoid - pig-like
suomi - Finland
supai - a town in Arizona; an Indian people
super - excellent; a superintendent
supes - plural of "supe", a supernumerary; a toady
suphi - a first name
supra - above
supsa - a Black Sea port in Georgia
surah - a soft twilled Indian silk
surai - a town on the Volga river
sural - pertaining to the calf of the leg
suras - plural of "Sura", a chapter of the Koran, (arranged longest to shortest)
surat - a coarse Indian cotton; a port city in India
suray - a first name
surds - plural of "surd", an irrational number
sured - stood security for
suree - a first name
surer - more sure
sures - stands security for
suret - a first name
surfs - waves; rides the waves; browses on the Internet
surfy - covered with surf
surge - to swell; to increase
surgy - swirling
surif - a Palestinian town
surly - rude
surma - native antimony sulfide used in India to darken the eyelids; a people of Ethiopia
surra - a first name; a Oriental disease of horses and camels, infectious anemia
surui - a Brazilian Indian tribe
suruj - a first name
surya - a first name; a Hindu sun-god
susan - a first name
susen - a first name
susey - a first name
sushi - live parasites and beach detritus, served in an uncooked fish
susie - a first name
susil - a first name
suson - a first name
susse - a first name
sussi - a first name
susso - state government unemployment benefits
sussy - a first name
susto - a psychological affliction, occurring in Latin America, in which one believes one's soul has split from one's body
susur - a first name
susus - plural of "susu", a dolphin native to the Ganges river
sutan - a first name
suten - a first name
sutki - a first name
sutor - a cobbler
sutra - a Brahminical ritual; a collection of rules
sutso - a town in Tibet
sutta - a Hindu aphorism; a collection of rules
suvam - a first name
suvar - a town in eastern Russia
suvir - a first name
suwon - a city in Korea
suyen - a first name
suzak - a town in Kyrgyzstan
suzan - a first name
suzie - a first name
suzon - a first name
suzue - a first name
suzyn - a first name
svata - a first name
svava - a first name; in Norse mythology, one of the Valkyries
svein - a first name
svend - a first name
sveta - a first name
sveva - a first name
swabs - mops; soaks up
swack - active; nimble; to beat; a penis
swads - plural of "swad", a pod; a podgy person; a clump
swage - to assuage; to soften; to shape metal by hammer and anvil; an ornamental molding
swags - plural of "swag", a hanging decoration; plunders
swail - a first name; a tract of low marshy ground
swain - a first name; a peasant; a country lover
swaip - to walk proudly; to sweep along
swaka - a language
swale - a first name; a shady spot; a gully filled with erosive debris; a British river
swaly - shady; marshy
swami - a Hindu religious teacher
swamp - a bog; to flood
swamy - a Hindu religious teacher
swane - a first name
swang - a swamp; a greensward; past perfect of "swing"
swank - fancy; high class; ritzy
swans - plural of "swan", a water fowl
swape - a handle; an oar
swaps - exchanges; trades
swapt - an obsolete variant of "swapped"
sward - turf; bacon
sware - testified; cursed
swarf - to swoon; the accumulation of fine metal particles from a grinder
swarm - a horde; a mob
swart - swarthy; tawny
swash - a town in Iraq; dash; frothy sea surf
swate - a past tense form of "to sweat"
swath - swathe; the sweep of a scythe; a small waterline area twin hull boat
swati - a first name; a resident of the Sultanate of Swat
swats - new ale; smacks
swave - fine; wonderful; a mock mispronunciation of "suave"
swayl - sweal
sways - oscillates; influences
swazi - a native of Swaziland; a Bantu ethnic group
swazz - to swagger
sweal - to scorch
swear - to affirm; to curse
sweat - to perspire
swede - a first name; a native of Sweden; a turnip
sweel - sweal
sweep - to brush away; an oar
sweer - a bend; slothful; loth
swees - sways
sweet - luscious; honeyed
sweir - sweer, a bend; slothful; loth
swell - wonderful; to expand; a self-important person
swelp - a miserable complainer
swelt - to swelter; a course
swept - brushed away
swerd - a sword
swerf - swarf
sweys - sways
swich - such
swift - rapid; a bird
swigs - takes a big swallow
swile - seal
swill - dregs; to wash; to rinse
swims - propels oneself through water
swine - pigs
swing - to sway; to vibrate
swink - to labor; to work hard
swins - plural of "swin", a sea river or channel
swint - suint
swipe - to steal; to brush across
swips - to down a drink in one gulp
swipy - of or related to an electronic reader through which a card is "swiped"
swire - a col; a hollow between two hills
swirl - to whirl; to gyrate
swish - to thrash; to emit a soft whistling sound
swiss - of Switzerland; a kind of cheese
swith - "quickly"
swits - a Shakespearean form of "switch"
swive - to fornicate with
swizz - something unfair or disappointing
swobs - mops
swole - swelled
swoln - swollen
swonk - labored; worked hard
swoon - to faint
swoop - to rush; to stoop; a descent
swope - swoop
swops - swaps
swopt - swapped
sword - a rapier; a cutlass
swore - used profanity; took an oath
sworn - attested to
swosh - to move with a hissing or whistling sound
swote - sweetly
swots - plural of "swot", an earnest student
swoun - to swoon
swung - rocked
swyve - to fornicate with
sybbe - sib
sybel - a first name
sybil - a first name; a sibyl
syble - a first name
syboe - a cibol
sybos - plural of "sybo", an onion or cibol
sybow - a cibol
sybyl - a first name
sycee - small Chinese silver ingots
syces - plural of "syce", a chauffeur; a groom; a male servant in India
sycon - a genus of calcareous sponges
sydel - a first name
sydna - a first name
sydni - a first name
sydny - a first name
syeda - a first name
syene - a town in Egypt, where the sun shines straight down a well on the summer solstice, now Aswan
syens - plural of "syen", a scion
sying - a first name
syker - surely
sykes - plural of "syke", a rivulet; a rill
sylas - a first name
syles - plural of "syle", a young herring
sylis - plural of "syli", a monetary unit of Guinea
sylke - a first name
sylph - an airy fairy; a bird
sylva - a first name; silva; forest trees
sylvi - a first name
syman - a first name
symar - a woman's light, loosely hanging garment with full skirt and train
symia - a first name
symin - a first name
symms - a first name
symmy - a first name
symon - a first name
synch - synchrony
syncs - synchronizes
syndi - a first name
synds - rinses
syndy - a first name
syned - rinsed; washed
synes - rinses; washes
synod - an ecclesiastical council
syped - siped
sypes - sipes
sypho - syphilis
syrah - a first name; a wine grape
syren - a siren; an enticer
syria - a middle Eastern country
syrie - a first name
syril - a first name
syrma - a trailing rope worn by tragic actors in ancient Greece
syros - a Greek island
syrts - plural of "syrt", a quicksand or bog
syrup - a sweet thick liquid
syrus - a first name
sysky - a first name
sysop - a computer system operator
sythe - a scythe
syths - plural of "syth", a variant of "scythe"
syver - a first name; a drain
taars - plural of "taar", an Arabian tambourine
taavo - a first name
tabac - snuff-colored; a French tobacconist
taban - a first name
tabbi - a first name
tabby - a first name; a cat; brindled; a plain-woved watered silk taffeta
tabea - a first name
taber - a first name; to beat on a small drum
tabes - emaciation; atrophy
tabet - the sense of feeling
tabia - a first name
tabib - a first name
tabic - a variant of "tabetic", meaning of or pertaining to tabes.
tabid - consumptive
tabis - plural of "tabi", a sock worn with Japanese sandals
tabla - a small conical Indian drum
table - an index; a list; to schedule; a board; a piece of furniture
tabog - a town in the Philippines
taboo - a ban
tabor - a first name; a camp; a laager; a small snare drum; a town in Moravia
tabot - a sacred Ethiopian image of the Ark of the Covenant
tabuk - a town in Saudi Arabia
tabun - a liquid organic phosphorous ester used as a nerve gas
tabus - plural of "tabu", a taboo
tabut - an Islamic bier or tomb
tabwe - an African tribe
tacan - a system of air navigation, acronym: "TACtical Air Navagation"
tacca - a tropical herb genus that includes arrowroot
taces - plural of "tace", a piece of plate armor for the upper thigh
tacet - a musical rest or silence
tacey - a first name
tacha - a first name
tache - a catch; a buckle; a stain; a freckle; a mustache; a bad habit; a lake in North America
tacho - tachometer
tachs - plural of "tach", a tachometer or speed measuring device
tacia - a first name
tacie - a first name
tacit - silent; implicit
tacks - maneuvers into the wind; plural of "tack", a fastener
tacky - of little taste; viscous; gummy
tacna - a town in Peru
tacos - plural of "taco", a Mexican food
tacts - plural of "tact", the sense to read and speak in implicit signs
tacye - a first name
tadan - a first name
tadao - a first name
taddy - a first name
tadej - a first name
tadek - a first name
tadeo - a first name
tades - a first name
tadey - a first name
tadgh - a first name
tadhg - a first name
tadio - a first name
tadji - a town in Papua New Guinea
tadra - a first name
tadzi - a first name
taean - a city in Korea
taegu - a city in Korea
taeke - a first name
taels - plural of "tael", money on account; a Chinese unit of weight of about an ounce
taepo - a vicious horse
taffy - a first name; a chewy candy; a native of Wales
tafia - an inferior Malay rum made of sugarcane juice
tafts - plural of "taft", a plumbing joint
tagal - Filipino
taggy - full of tags or matted locks of hair
taghi - a first name
tagma - any of the distinct body regions of an arthropod
tagua - the ivory palm
tagum - a town in the Philippines
tagus - a river flowing through Spain and Portugal
tahaa - a South Pacific island near Bora-Bora
tahar - a province in Afghanistan
tahas - plural of "taha", the African weaver bird
tahat - a mountain peak in Algeria
taher - a first name
tahil - a unit of weight in the old Straits Settlements
tahin - ground-up sesame seeds used in a sweet candy
tahir - a first name
tahji - a first name
tahli - a first name; a Hindu gold ornament
tahni - a first name
tahoe - a resort city in Nevada city; a once-crystal clear lake in Nevada
tahrs - plural of "tahr", a Himalayan goat
tahua - a Tahitian open space used for public assembly; a battlefield
taian - a town in China
taibe - a town in Lebanon
taibi - a first name
taics - plural of "Taic", an Indo-Chinese
taieb - a first name
taies - a first name
taiga - a Siberian coniferous region
taigs - plural of "Taig", a disparaging term for an Irish Roman Catholic
taija - a first name
taiji - a town in Japan
taika - a first name
taiko - a Japanese drum
tails - follows; evening dress; plural of "tail", an end
taily - having or growing tails, such as grain
taima - a first name; marijuana
taimy - a first name
taina - a first name
taino - an extinct tribe of the West Indies
tains - plural of "tain", a thin plate
taint - to contaminate; the perineum ('taint one, 'taint the other)
taipa - a first name
taipo - a vicious New Zealand animal; a nocturnal Maori demon
taira - a first name; a town in Japan; an animal of the weasel family, common to Mexico and tropical South America
tairn - a tarn
taisa - a first name
taish - the ghost of a person about to die
taite - a first name
taits - plural of "tait", a tate, a fiber, a lock of hair
taitt - a first name
taiva - a first name
taiwo - a first name
taizz - an Arabian town
tajes - plural of "taje", a tall conical cap
tajik - a native of Tajikistan
tajin - an extinct culture centered at Vera Cruz, Mexico
tajma - a first name
takao - a first name
takar - a town in Niger
takas - plural of "taka", a Bengali coin
taken - removed
takeo - a first name; a town in Cambodia
taker - one who takes
takes - removes; accepts
takhi - a species of wild horse
takht - a small Arabic music ensemble
takia - a first name; a Sufi shrine
takin - a Tibetan goat antelope
takis - a first name; plural of "taki", a Mongolian wild horse
takka - a monetary unit of Bangladesh
takla - a first name; a lake in North America
takle - a town in Norway
takra - a first name
takuo - a first name
takyr - a tract of clay in a sandy area
talad - a first name
talai - a town in China
talak - an Islamic divorce performed by the husband rejecting the wife
talal - a first name
talan - a first name
talao - lot flat ground
talaq - an Islamic divorce
talar - a long cloak or robe that reaches the ankles; a town in Spain
talas - a river in central Asia; a town in Kyrgyzstan; plural of "tala", an Indian musical rhythm
talat - a first name
talca - talca gum, or talha gum; a town and province in Chile
talcs - plural of "talc", a talcum powder
talcy - like talc; containing talc
talea - a first name; a rhythmic pattern that recurs in medieval motets
taled - a quadrangular piece of cloth worn while reciting prayers in the synagogue
talei - a first name
taler - a first name; an old Austrian coin made of silver from Joachimstal
tales - equals in kind; plural of "tale", a story
talha - a first name; a brittle commercial gum acacia
talia - a first name
talib - a first name; a member of the Taliban, a group of Afghani religious students who took power
talil - a town in Iraq
talin - a first name
talis - a woolen or silken Hebrew prayer shawl
talit - a woolen or silken Hebrew prayer shawl
talks - speaks
talky - talkative; a motion picture with sound
talli - a first name
tallu - a first name
tally - a first name; to count; to agree
talma - a first name; a loose hooded cloak
talna - a first name
talok - a town in Borneo
talon - a first name; a claw; a concave molding
talor - a first name
talos - a first name; in Greek mythology, the inventive nephew and slayer of Daedalus
talpa - the mole genus; a town in Mexico
taluk - a subdivision of a revenue district in India
taluq - a subdivision of a revenue district in India
talus - a slope; the ankle bone
talya - a first name
talye - a first name
tamaa - a first name
tamah - a first name
tamal - a first name; a tamale
tamam - a first name
taman - a first name
tamar - a first name; Absalom's sister; of the last of four stages of ripening; a British river
tamas - a first name; inertia, one of three gunas of Sankhya philosophy
tamba - a first name; a town in Japan
tambi - a first name
tambo - a first name; an end man in a minstrel show; an Inca inn; a corral
tambu - tamboo; taboo; ostracism
tamed - made tame
tamen - a carrier
tamer - a first name; more tame; one who tames
tames - makes tame
tamga - a village in Kyrgyzstan
tamia - a first name
tamie - a first name
tamil - a South Indian
tamim - a first name; a name once used for the Iraqi province of Kirkuk
tamin - a thin glazed worsted fabric
tamir - a first name; a town in Afghanistan
tamis - a straining cloth; a thin wool fabric
tamma - a first name
tammi - a first name
tammy - a first name; tamis; a tam-o-shanter
tamor - a first name
tampa - a city in Florida
tampi - marijuana
tamps - packs in
tamra - a first name
tamul - a Tamil
tamur - a first name
tamus - a genus of tuberous rooted vines, such as black briony
tamuz - Tammuz
tamya - a first name
tamye - a first name
tanae - a first name
tanah - a first name; an Asian cape
tanak - the Hebrew bible
tanan - a Thai unit of capacity and volume
tanas - a first name; plural of "tana", an Indian police station
tanat - a British river
tanaz - a first name
tancy - a first name
tanda - a first name
tandi - a first name
tandy - a first name
tanea - a first name
tanee - a first name
tanek - a first name
taner - a first name
taney - a first name
tanga - a silver Indian coin; a skimpy bathing suit bottom; a town in Tanzania
tangi - a first name; a Maori funeral gathering; a narrow gorge
tango - a strident Argentine dance
tangs - plural of "tang", a sharp flavor, an aquarium fish, part of a knife blade
tangy - spicy
tanha - in Buddhism, an intense desire for life
tanhs - plural of "tanh", the hyperbolic tangent function
tania - a first name; an African farinaceous tuber
tanie - a first name
tanis - a first name; an ancient city in lower Egypt
tanja - a first name
tanji - a first name
tanka - a first name; Chinese boat population; a Japanese 5 line verse, lines 1 and 3 have 5 syllables, the rest 7; a silver Indian coin; a large soft drink
tanks - fails in strength; plural of "tank", a container; an armored battle wagon
tanky - intoxicated; a navigator's assistant
tanna - a first name; tana; an Indian police station; a rabbi of Palestine of the first two centuries; an island of Vanuatu
tanno - a first name
tanny - a first name
tanoa - a bowl used in Fiji for kava
tanos - a New Mexican Indian tribe
tansu - a first name
tansy - a first name; an Easter cake; a bitter herb
tanta - a city in northern Egypt; an aunt
tante - an aunt
tanti - a first name; a Hindu caste of weavers
tanto - in musical notation, so much, too much, or many
tants - plural of "tant", a small scarlet spider
tantu - a city in eastern China
tanty - a Hindu loom
tanun - a first name
tanya - a first name
tanza - a town in the Philippines
tapas - Spanish cooking; a conditioning Yoga; plural of "tapa", a Polynesian fiber cloth
taped - measured; sized up; recorded on tape; bound with tape
tapen - made of tape
taper - a candle; to become more narrow; one who records on tape
tapes - binds with tape; records on tape
tapet - a tapestry
tapia - a building material of clay or earth
tapin - a simple basket
tapio - a first name
tapir - a large hoglike mammal; a kind of rhinoceros
tapis - a tapet; a tapestry
tapoa - a Tasmanian phalanger
tappa - tapa; a mat fiber
tappi - an Asian cape
tappy - a poor tennis serve
tapti - an Asian river
tapui - a lush flat mesa common in South America
tapul - a town in the Philippines
tapus - plural of "tapu", a taboo
tarah - a first name
tarai - a first name
tarak - a first name
taran - a first name
taras - plural of "tara", an edible New Zealand fern
taraz - a town in Kazakhstan
tarcy - a first name
tardo - a musical notation meaning slowly
tards - plural of "tard", an abbreviation for "retard", a disparaging term
tardy - late
tarea - a first name; a unit of measure in Cuba
tared - recorded tare allowance
taree - a first name
tarek - a first name
tareq - a first name
tares - plural of "tare", a weed
tarfa - a town in Egypt
tarfe - a hat brim
tarfu - an acronym: "Things Are Really Fouled Up", so to speak
targe - a target; a light shield or buckler
targo - a first name
tarha - a first name
taria - a first name
tarie - a first name
tarif - a first name
tarik - a first name
tarim - a river in northwestern China, and an extensive surrounding basin
tarin - a first name; the European siskin
tariq - a first name
tarir - a first name
taris - a first name
tarja - a first name
tarma - a town in Peru
tarmo - a first name
tarns - plural of "tarn", a mountain pool
taroc - tarot
tarok - tarot
taron - a first name; an isolate tribe of northern Burma
taros - plural of "taro", an edible plant of the arum type
tarot - a deck of divining cards
tarps - plural of "tarp", a tarpaulin
tarra - a first name
tarre - to urge to action
tarri - a first name; an Algerian unit of measurement
tarrs - a town in Pennsylvania
tarry - a first name; to linger; covered in tar
tarse - the penis; the first part of the foot
tarsi - plural of "tarsus", a part of the foot
tarso - a first name
tarte - a French pastry
tarts - plural of "tart", a pastry; a prostitute
tartu - a city in Estonia
tarty - tart or sour; like a prostitute
tarun - a first name
tarve - a curve
tarwi - an Andean legume
taryl - a first name
taryn - a first name
tasar - tusser; a kind of fabric
tasco - a kind of clay for melting pots
tased - applied a taser to
taser - a device that emits electrically charged pellets; acronym: "Thomas A Swift Electric Rifle"
tases - applies a taser to
tasha - a first name
tashi - a first name
tasho - a first name
tasia - a first name
tasja - a first name
taska - a first name
tasks - plural of "task", a chore or duty
tasky - full of tasks; like a task
tasos - a first name
tasse - thigh armor
tassi - a first name
tasso - a first name; an Italian poet; some kind of Cajun sauce
tassy - a first name; Tasmania
taste - to savor; to smack; to experience
tasto - a key that must be touched to produce a tone
tasty - pleasant tasting
tasya - a first name
tatar - a native of Tatary; also "Tartar"
tatas - plural of "tata", slang for a breast
tatch - a spot or stain
tateo - a first name
tater - a potato
tates - plural of "tate", a tuft of hair
taths - plural of "tath", cattle dung
tatia - a first name
tatie - a first name; a potato
tatog - a language
tatoo - a tattoo
tator - a potato
tatou - a tatu; a peba; an armadillo
tatow - a tattoo
tatra - a mountain range in Slovakia
tatta - an Indian screen
tatts - false teeth; plural of "tatt", a tattoo
tatty - cheaply made
tatui - a town in Brazil
tatum - a first name
tatur - a potato
tatus - plural of "tatu", a tatou; a peba; an armadillo
tauba - a first name
taube - a first name; a monoplane with wings shaped like a pigeon's
taula - an ancient massive stone structure found in the Balearic Islands
tauld - told
tauna - a first name
taung - a town in South Africa
tauni - a first name
tauno - a first name
taunt - to tease or mock
tauon - a subatomic particle
taupe - a dark gray color
taupo - a ceremonial hostess selected by a high chief of a Samoan village; a lake in Australia
taura - a first name; a sterile cow sacred to ancient Roman gods of the underworld
tauri - an ancient people of the southern Crimea
taurs - plural of "taur", the constellation Taurus
tauts - makes taut or tense
tavah - a first name; an Indian cooking griddle
tavas - plural of "tava", an Indian cooking griddle
tavda - a river of the USSR
taver - a first name; to wander; to talk foolishly
tavey - a first name
tavgi - the Uralic language of the Nganasani people
tavgy - the Uralic language of the Nganasani people
tavia - a first name
tavie - a first name
tavis - a first name
tavoy - a town in Burma
tawas - plural of "tawa", an Indian cooking griddle
tawau - a town in Borneo
tawed - treated with alum
tawer - a leather dresser; someone who shoots a marble
tawes - a whipping strap
tawgi - the Uralic language of the Nganasani people
tawia - a first name
tawie - tame, easy to manage
tawni - a first name
tawno - a first name
tawny - a first name; fulvous; fulvid; tanned
tawpi - a foolish or thoughtless girl
tawpy - a foolish or thoughtless girl
tawse - taws; a leather strap, often used for punishment
tawts - makes taut
taxad - a tree or shrub of the family Taxaceae
taxco - a city in Mexico
taxed - levied a tax
taxel - the North American badger
taxer - an inspector of taxes
taxes - plural of "tax", a governmental monetary levy
taxic - of or relating to taxis
taxin - a yew extract
taxis - classification; plural of "taxi", a car and driver for hire
taxol - a drug made from yew extracts
taxon - a unit of scientific classification
taxor - a university official empowered to regulate student board rates
taxus - the yew genus
tayah - a first name
tayal - a Malaysian people on Formosa
tayib - a first name
tayir - a first name
tayla - a first name
tayna - a first name
tayos - plural of "tayo", an apron-like garment
tayra - a first name; an animal of the weasel family, common to Mexico and tropical South America
tayte - a first name
tayva - a first name
tazel - the teasel
tazia - a first name; a Muslim passion play; a replica of the tomb of Hussain
tazin - a lake in North America
tazio - a first name
tazza - a shallow saucerlike bowl on a pedestal
tazze - plural of "tazza", a shallow bowl on a pedestal
tcawi - a variant spelling of "Chaui", one of the four bands of the Pawnee Confederacy
tchad - a variant spelling of "Chad", an African country
tchat - khat, a mild narcotic
tchai - tea; overpriced tea sold to overpaid drudges and overeducated drones
tchem - a town on the West Bank
tchwi - an African tribe of the Gold Coast
teach - to educate
teade - a torch
teads - torches
teaed - high on marijuana; past tense of "tea"
teaey - of tea; like tea
teako - a first name
teaks - plural of "teak", a wood
teala - a first name
teale - a first name
teals - plural of "teal", a small waterfowl; a color
teams - plural of "team", a crew
teana - a first name
teann - a first name
teans - vexes
teara - a first name
tears - rends; crying fluid
teart - tart; sour
teary - weepy; tear-filled
tease - to mock; to work out
teasy - inclined to tease
teata - a first name
teate - a city in central Italy whose modern name is Chieti
teats - plural of "teat", a nipple
teaty - like a teat
teaze - to tease
tebay - a town in England
tebet - the fourth month of the Hebrew calendar
tecca - a first name
teche - a bayou in Louisiana
techi - a first name
techs - plural of "tech", a technician
techy - touchy; testy; peevish; having a technological air
tecks - plural of "teck", a detective
tecla - a first name
tecta - plural of "tectum", a bodily structure resembling a roof
tecum - tucum
tedas - plural of "teda", a tibbu
tedda - a first name
tedde - a first name
teddi - a first name
teddy - a first name; a stuffed bear; lingerie
tedek - a first name
tedes - plural of "tede", a torch
tedge - an ingate
tedhi - fire
tedik - a first name
tedor - a first name
tedra - a first name
teeah - a first name
teedy - a first name
teeks - plural of "teek", a variant of "teak"
teels - plural of "teel", sesame
teems - abounds
teemu - a first name
teena - a first name
teend - kindled
teene - an injury; an affliction
teens - plural of "teen", a teenager
teeny - small; used in the phrase "teeny weeny" to mean tiny
teers - stirs; sifts
teesa - a first name; an Indian buzzard
teese - a first name
teest - a small anvil
teeth - plural of "tooth", a cog
teeya - a first name
teffs - plural of "teff", an Abyssinian cereal grass
tegan - a first name
tegea - an important religious center of ancient Greece
teggs - plural of "tegg", a two year old unshorn sheep
tegin - a first name
tegua - a moccasin
tegus - plural of "tegu", a South American lizard
tehar - a first name
tehee - to titter
tehra - a first name
tehri - a first name; a town in India soon to be under water
tehrs - plural of "tehr", a tahr, a Himalayan goat
tehry - a first name
tehue - a first name
teian - Ionian
teide - a volcano on the island of Tenerife
teifi - a kind of cheese; a river in Wales
teige - a first name
teign - a river in southwest England
teiid - an American lizard
teiji - a first name
teils - plural of "teil", a lime tree
teina - a first name
teind - a tithe
teine - a teyne, a thin plate of metal
teint - tint
teion - a first name
teira - a first name
teise - to stretch or bend a bow; a British river
teita - a first name
teith - a British river
teize - to tease
tejah - a first name
tejal - a first name
tejan - a first name
tejas - a first name
tejon - the coati
tekax - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
tekke - a town in southwestern Anatolia; a dervish monastery; a carpet
tekla - a first name
tekle - a first name
tekli - a first name
tekoa - a biblical place
tekya - a town in Azerbaijan
telae - plural of "tela", an anatomical tissue or layer of tissue
telar - weblike
telca - a first name
telco - a verbal abbreviation for "telephone company"
telea - a town in Chad
telei - a Papuan people of the Solomon Islands
telek - a first name
telem - a first name
teles - plural of "tele", a television set
telex - teleprinter exchange
telia - plural of "telium"
telic - purposive; denoting an end or purpose
telis - plural of "teli", a Hindu caste of oil makers and merchants
telka - a first name
telle - a first name
telli - a lake in China
tells - recites; divulges; plural of "tell", an archaeological mound
telly - a first name; a television set, often surmounted by a penguin
telma - a first name
telmo - a first name
teloi - plural of "telos", an ultimate purpose
telos - an ultimate purpose; a Greek island
telsa - a first name
telyn - an old Celtic harp
teman - a first name; a unit of measurement in Arabia
temas - plural of "tema", a theme
tembe - a Malay people
tembo - a first name
tembu - a Bantu speaking people of Tembuland
temed - teamed
temen - a language
temes - teams
temma - a first name
temne - an African language
tempe - an amusement park in Thessaly; a town in Arizona
tempi - plural of "tempo", a musical rhythm
tempo - musical rhythm or pace
temps - plural of "temp", a temporary worker; a temperature
tempt - to entice
temse - to sift; bread made of finely sifted flour
temur - a first name
tenae - a first name
tenai - a town in Bangladesh
tenaz - a first name
tenby - a town in Wales
tench - a European freshwater fish; the convict barracks at Hobart, Tasmania
tenda - the Italian name for the village of Tende
tende - a first name; a village in France
tendo - a tendon; a town in Japan
tends - inclines; verges; minds
tendu - extended in a taut manner, referring to ballet moves
tenea - a first name
tenes - a town in Algeria; plural of "tene", an injury
tenet - an article of faith
teney - a first name
tenge - a monetary unit of Kazakhstan
tengs - plural of "teng", a Burmese measure
tengu - a fabulous being
tenia - a tapeworm; a flat ribbonlike anatomical structure
tenio - a timber tree
tenja - a village in Croatia
tenko - a muster call for prisoners in a Japanese POW camp
tenne - an orange-brown color
tenno - an emperor of Japan regarded as a religious leader
tennu - the tapir
tenny - a first name; a tawny heraldic color
tenon - a projection that fits into a mortise
tenor - purport; a trend; a singing voice
tenos - one of the Cyclades Islands
tense - taut; tight; nervous; the time sense of a verb
tenth - one part in ten
tents - plural of "tent", a fabric shelter
tenty - attentive; like a tent
tenue - bearing, carriage or deportment
teona - a first name
tepal - a perianth leaf
tepas - plural of "tepa", a chemical compound; a South American timber tree
tepee - an Indian tent
tepic - a town in Mexico
tepid - lukewarm
tepor - lukewarmness
tepoy - a teapoy
teppo - a first name
tepui - a lush flat mesa common in South America
tepuy - a lush flat mesa common in South America
terah - a first name; a daughter of Abraham
terai - a wide-brimmed sun hat; Nepalese lowlands; a bamboo-like plant
teral - a first name
teran - a first name
terap - a tall Malayan tree
teras - (singular) an organism that is grossly abnormal in structure; plural of "tera", a Buddhist church
teraz - a first name
terce - a unit of volume of about 42 gallons; the third canonical hour of prayer
teree - a first name; a cattail
terek - a sandpiper; a river in Chechnya
terel - a first name
teren - a first name
teres - either of two shoulder muscles from the scapula to the humerus
teret - round; terete
tereu - the cry of the nightingale, according to Shakespeare
terez - a first name
terfe - turf
terfs - plural of "terf", turf
terga - plural of "tergum", the back of an arthropod
terhi - a first name
teria - a first name
terie - a first name
teril - a first name
terin - a first name; the European siskin
teris - a first name
terje - a first name
terka - a village in Ukraine
terma - the terminal lamina of the brain
terms - plural of "term", a period of time; a condition; a phrase
terna - a first name; a list of three nominees to a benefice or bishopric
terne - an inferior kind of tin plate
terni - a town in Italy
terns - plural of "tern", a sea bird
terps - liquore; plural of "terp", a University of Maryland "Terrapin"
terra - a first name; the earth; an area on the moon
terre - a first name
terri - a first name; coal
terro - a terrorist
terry - a first name; a kind of piled fabric of uncut loops
tersa - a first name; a town in Russia
terse - brief
terts - tetrachloroethylene
terun - a first name
teruo - a first name
teryl - a first name
teryn - a first name
terza - a first name
terzo - third; a brigade
tesha - a first name
tesia - a first name
tesin - another name for Teschen
tesla - a unit of measurement of magnetic flux density, named for Nicola Tesla
tessa - a first name
tessi - a first name
tessy - a first name
testa - a husk; a seed covering
teste - the witnessing of a writ
tests - plural of "test", a trial, an examination
testy - irritable
tetas - a South American cape
tetch - a dialect variant of "touch"
tetel - a large African antelope
tetes - plural of "tete", a head with an elaborate hair treatment
teths - plural of "teth", a Hebrew letter
teton - a western division of the Dakota peoples
tetra - a tropical fish
tetsu - a first name
tetsy - a first name
tetts - plural of "tett", a plait; a theme
tetty - a first name
tetum - the native language of East Timor
tetun - the native language of East Timor
teuch - tough
teuco - a river in Argentina
teugh - tough
teuks - plural of "teuk", the redshank
teuku - a first name
teuvo - a first name
tevel - a first name
tevet - variant of "Tebet", a Hebrew month
tevin - a first name
tevis - a first name
tevya - a first name
tevye - a first name
tewan - of a tribe of American Indians of New Mexico
tewas - plural of "Tewa", a tribe of American Indians of New Mexico
tewed - worked hard
tewel - a chimney flue; the anus of a horse
tewit - the tewhit, the common lapwing or pewit
texan - a native of Texas
texas - one of the smaller states of the United States, except in area
texel - a river in the Netherlands; an island; in graphics, a single texture element
texts - plural of "text", a document
teyde - a mountain on the Canary Islands
teyna - a first name
teyne - a thin plate of metal
tezia - a first name
thabo - a first name
thack - thatch
thada - a first name
thadd - a first name
thady - a first name
thagi - the practices of the Indian thugee sect
thaim - a dialect form of "them"
thain - a first name
thair - a first name
thais - a first name; plural of "Thai", a native of Thailand
thaks - thwacks
thale - a town in Germany
thama - a first name
thame - a town in Oxfordshire, England
thana - a first name; a British military post in India; tana
thane - a first name; an Anglo-Saxon title
thang - a first name; slang for "thing"
thanh - a first name
thank - to express gratitude
thann - a town in Germany
thanu - a first name
thanx - a slang written version of "thanks"
thara - a town in northern Persia
tharf - heavy, stiff, unbending
tharm - twisted gut, a deadly problem in horses
thars - plural of "thar", a Nepalese goat antelope
tharu - a low caste indigenous group in Nepal
thatn - a slurred form of "that one"
thato - a first name
thats - plural of "that", indicating a particular and remote object
thave - a theave, a ewe lamb of the first year
thavi - a first name
thawl - a small wall gap allowing sheep but not cattle to pass
thaws - unfreezes
thawy - inclined to thaw
thaya - an Austrian river
theak - to cover a roof with thatch
theas - plural of "thea", the tea plant
thebe - a first name; a monetary unit of Botswana
thebs - plural of "theb", an ancient Egyptian unit of measurement of about 3/4 inch
theca - a seed or spore case; a sheath of surrounding tissue
theda - a first name
thedi - fire
theed - used "thee" as a form of address
theek - to cover a roof with thatch
thees - plural of "thee", an obsolete pronoun
theft - illegal taking; robbery
thegn - a first name; a thane
theia - a first name; the hypothetical Mar-sized planet that collided with Earth to form the moon
theic - a devotee of tea
thein - a stimulant in tea
their - belonging to them
thela - a first name
thelf - the elf
thema - a first name; a subject for discussion
theme - a motif; an essay
thens - plural of "then", a past time
theon - a first name
theow - a servant or slave
thera - a first name; the island of Santorini, which was devastated by a volcanic explosion
there - at a remote place
therf - not fermented; unleavened
therm - a unit of measurement of heat
these - referring to a group of nearby objects
thesp - a thespian; an actor with airs
theta - a first name; a Greek letter
thete - in ancient Athens, a free man of the lowest class
theth - a town in Albania
thews - plural of "thew", a muscle; a sinew
thewy - muscular
theys - a first name
thiab - a first name
thian - a first name
thick - dense; stupid
thief - one who steals
thien - a first name
thigh - the upper leg
thigs - begs; beseeches
thijs - a first name
thika - a town in Kenya
thilk - the same ("the ilk")
thill - the shaft of a cart; a bed of fire clay
thilo - a first name
thine - belonging to you
thing - an object
think - to cogitate
thins - gets slimmer; culls
thiol - a sulfur compound
thira - another name for Thera, a Greek island
third - one part in three
thirl - a restriction; to bind by lease; to pierce
thisn - a slurred form of "this one"
thiva - a town in Greece
thobe - an ankle-length shirt worn in Saudi Arabia
thoby - a first name
thoft - a rowing bench
thoke - to lie in bed
thole - a support for an oar
tholi - plural of "tholos", a classical Greek round building
thoma - a first name
thomi - a first name
thomy - a first name
thong - a strap; a beach sandal; butt floss underwear
thonk - to make a thudding sound; to bump against
thora - a first name
thord - a first name
thore - a European river
thorn - a first name; a sticker; an obsolete English letter
thoro - thorough, for the less-than-thorough
thorp - a first name; a homestead
those - referring to a group of remote objects
thoth - an Egyptian god and best-selling author
thous - an African jackal genus; plural of "thou", a thousand; plural of "thou", a formal "you"
thowl - thole
thowt - thought
thrae - frae
thrap - to fasten; to masturbate
thraw - to wrench; a cross
three - a number
threp - threepence
threw - flung
thria - a town in Greece
thrid - to thread; to slide through a narrow passage
thrip - threepence; to snap one's fingers; a plant pest
thris - a fabulous beast
throb - to palpitate; to pulse
throe - a pang; a spasm
throg - to drink alcohol
throp - to masturbate
throt - a throat
throw - to cast
thrum - yarn; a low repetitious murmur; a woolen cap
thuds - plural of "thud", the sound of a falling object hitting the ground
thugs - plural of "thug", a hoodlum
thuja - arbor vitae
thule - Ultima Thule; a town in Greenland
thumb - the big finger; to hitchhike
thump - a dull thud; to strike on the back
thunk - a humorous past perfect tense of "think"; a hollow thumping sound
thuoc - a unit of measure in Burma
thure - a first name
thurl - a first name; a restriction
thurm - a first name; to work with saw and chisel across the grain
thuya - arbor vitae
thwap - to whip; to strike at; the sound of a blow
thyge - a first name
thyme - a herb
thymi - plural of "thymus"
thymy - fragrant with thyme
thyra - a first name
tiago - a first name
tiana - a first name
tiang - a small Senegalese topi
tiani - a first name
tians - plural of "tian", a vegetable gratin
tiaon - a first name
tiaos - plural of "tiao", Chinese money on account
tiara - a first name; a light crown, often in the shape of a half circle
tiare - a first name
tiaya - a first name
tibbu - a people of the Tibesti mountains near Lake Chad in Africa
tibby - a first name; a cat
tiber - a river that runs through Rome
tibet - an Asian country or province of China, depending; a kind of cheese
tibey - plants of the genus Isotoma
tibia - the shinbone; a Greek musical instrument, the aulos, made of bone
tibor - a first name
tibur - the Latin name for Tivoli, a town in central Italy
tibus - plural of "Tibu", a Saharan ethnic group
tical - a monetary unit of Thailand; a unit of weight in Burma
ticca - hired
ticcy - a South African 3 penny piece; referring to a tic
ticed - enticed
ticer - enticer
tices - entices
ticey - a South African 3 penny piece
tichi - a first name
ticho - a first name
tichy - like a very small person
ticks - plural of "tick", a clock sound; a crawling parasite
ticky - infested with ticks
ticul - the right time for some agricultural activity; a unit of weight in Burma; a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
tidal - of the tides
tidde - an obsolete form of "tide"
tiddy - the wren; slightly drunk; babyish
tided - ebbed and flowed; bore news
tides - the ebb and flow of the ocean surface
tiege - a first name
tielt - a town in Belgium
tiena - a first name
tiend - teind
tiers - plural of "tier", a row
tierz - a town in Spain
tiete - a river in Brazil
tieum - an ancient Greek colony in northern Anatolia
tiffi - a first name
tiffs - plural of "tiff", an argument
tiffy - a first name; an artificer; peevish
tifni - a first name
tifts - plural of "tift", a tiff
tigan - a first name
tiger - a first name; a predatory animal
tiges - plural of "tige", the shaft of a column; a steel pin in the breech of very old guns
tiggy - a hedgehog; a version of the children's game of tag; a detective
tighs - plural of "tigh", a close or a croft
tight - not loose; drunk
tigon - the offspring of a male tiger and a female lion (see "liger"!)
tigre - a Semitic language of northern Ethiopia; a town in Argentina
tigua - tiwa; a tribe of Indians in Texas
tihua - a town in China
tiina - a first name
tiini - a language
tijan - a first name
tijeh - a first name
tikal - the seat of Mayan power in Guatemala; a unit of weight in Burma
tikar - a language
tikas - plural of "tika", a red mark on a Hindu woman's forehead
tikes - plural of "tike", a small child
tikia - a first name
tikis - plural of "tiki", the statue of a Polynesian god
tikka - a first name; a leaf spot disease of the peanut
tikor - a starch made from the tubers of an East Indian herb
tiksi - an Arctic seaport in Siberia
tikug - a tall coarse Philippine sedge
tikul - an Indian tree
tikur - a variant of "tikoor", an east Indian tree
tikus - the bulau
tilak - a bindi, a dot on the forehead of Hindu married women
tilar - a first name
tilda - a first name
tilde - a first name; a diacritical mark
tildi - a first name
tildy - a first name
tiled - tessellated
tiler - one who tiles
tiles - lays tile; plural of "tile", a tessellation piece
tilia - the genus that includes the lime-tree
tilka - a Hindu caste mark
tilli - a first name
tills - plows; plural of "till", a cash register
tilly - a first name; like till, a stiff clay
tilos - a Greek island
tilth - cultivation
tilts - slants; jousts
tilty - slanted; out of kilter; rocking back and forth
timae - a first name
timal - the blue titmouse
timar - a Turkish fief formerly held by a spahi under condition of military service
timba - a Cuban musical style
timbe - the bark or root of Mexican acacia trees and shrubs used to make tepache
timbo - an Amazonian woody vine
timed - measured the time
timer - one who times
times - measures the time; plural of "time", an occasion
timey - used in the phrase "old timey", of old times
timia - a first name; a large town in northern Niger, home of the Tuaregs
timid - bashful
timie - a first name
timin - a first name
timka - a first name
timmi - a first name
timmy - a first name
timna - a first name
timne - variant of "Temne", an African language
timok - a first name
timon - a first name; an Athenian misanthrope, portrayed by Shakespeare
timor - an East Asian island
timot - a first name
timps - timpani
timra - a town in Sweden
timur - a first name
tinai - a first name
tinct - to color
tindi - a Caucausian language
tinds - kindles
tinea - a moth genus; ringworm; a fungal infection
tined - pronged
tinef - junk; the name of Einstein's boat
tines - plural of "tine", a point of a fork
tinet - brushwood and thorns for repairing hedges
tiney - a first name
tinge - a hue; a tint
tingi - a Brazilian soap tree
tings - plural of "ting", a sharp sudden metallic sound
tinho - a first name
tinka - a first name
tinks - tinkles
tinku - a first name
tinne - a Dene Indian
tinni - a first name
tinny - like tin; sharp in sound
tinos - a Greek island
tinto - a first name; a red Madeira wine
tints - plural of "tint", a hue; a dye
tinty - crudely tinted
tioga - a town in North Dakota
tiona - a town in Pennsylvania
tiout - a town in Morocco
tioux - a Tunican people of northwestern Mississippi
tipai - an American Indian language
tipee - the receiver of insider information
tipin - in basketball, a case where the basketball is diverted into the basket by a slight touch
tipis - plural of "tipi", an Indian tent
tiple - a soprano guitar
tippe - a first name
tippi - a first name
tippy - unstable; wobbly
tipsy - slightly drunk
tipup - a propped-up rod used in ice fishing
tiqua - a first name
tirah - a first name
tiraz - a Moorish silk fabric
tirea - a first name
tired - exhausted; attired
tiree - a British island
tireh - a town in Lebanon
tirel - a first name
tires - becomes exhausted; plural of "tire", a rubber wheel
tirey - suggestive of a tire; containing tires
tirio - an Amazon tribe
tirls - quivers; vibrates
tirma - the oyster catcher
tirna - a first name
tirol - another name for Tyrol, an area shared by Italy and Austria
tiron - a webbed bar
tiros - plural of "tiro", a beginner
tirrs - tears; strips off
tirry - a British river
tirsa - a first name
tirso - a first name
tirza - a first name
tisah - a first name
tisar - a square fireplace to heat the annealing arch (don't I know my stuff!)
tisha - a first name
tishy - drunk
tisic - consumptive
tisks - makes a "tsk" sound
tison - a first name
tisri - variant of "Tishri", a month of the Hebrew calendar
tissa - a first name
tista - a river in Sikkim
tisza - a river in Hungary
titan - in Greek mythology, a race of giants
titar - a francolin of southern Asia
titch - a small amount
titek - a first name
titer - chemical solution strength
titfa - a hat (from rhyming slang, "tit for tat = hat")
tithe - a tenth part, given as religious dues
tithi - a Hindu astonomical measure, the time it takes for the sun-moon angle to increase by 12 degrees.
titia - a first name
titis - plural of "titi", a South American squirrel monkey; a fruit
title - a name; a document of ownership; an honorific
titos - a first name
titre - titer
titty - a breast
titup - to skip; to canter; to prance; the correct or fashionable thing
titus - a first name
tiuni - a town in India
tivat - a town in Montenegro
tiver - an ocher sheep dye; a town in Papua New Guinea
tivon - a first name
tivvy - the vagina
tiwaz - a Nordic rune shaped like a vertical arrow
tiyah - a first name
tizas - plural of "tiza", ulexite
tizri - Tishri, a Hebrew month
tizzy - a frenzy; a sixpence
tjark - a first name
tlaco - a small copper coin used in Mexico in the 19th century
tmema - a section; a cell
tnaim - a formal prenuptial agreement made at a Jewish betrothal
toads - plural of "toad", an amphibian
toady - a sycophant
toaha - a first name
toast - toasted bread; to drink in honor of; to be kaput
toats - plural of "toat", the handle of a joiner's plane
toaze - to tease out
tobal - a first name
tobar - a first name
tobas - plural of "toba", a member of a tribe native to Argentina and Bolivia
tobby - a first name
tobee - a first name
tobei - a first name
tober - the site occupied by a circus
tobey - a first name
tobia - a first name
tobie - a first name
tobin - a first name
tobit - a first name; an apocryphal Biblical book
tobol - a river of the USSR
tobur - the site occupied by a circus
tobye - a first name
tocks - plural of "tock", a telecommunications code for the letter "T"
tocos - plural of "toco", a punishment
today - this day
todde - a unit of weight, about 28 pounds
toddy - a first name; a cordial
todea - a genus of ferns
todge - to beat
todor - a first name
todos - plural of "todo", bustle or fuss
todus - the type genus of the family Todidae
toeas - plural of "toea", a monetary unit of Papua New Guinea
tofer - a first name
toffs - plural of "toff", a fop, a dandy
toffy - toffee; taffy
tofik - a first name
tofiq - a first name
tofts - plural of "toft", a grove
tofua - a Polynesian island, near where the mutiny on the Bounty took place
tofus - plural of "tofu", bean curd
togad - wearing a toga
togae - plural of "toga", a Roman robe
togas - plural of "toga", a Roman robe
toged - arrayed in a toga; gowned
toges - plural of "toge", a variant of "toga"
togge - an outer garment
toggy - a cloak; a beaverskin coat
toght - taut
togue - a mackinaw; a large American trout
tohew - to hew into pieces
tohon - a first name
tohor - an Asian cape
tohos - plural of "toho", a dog call
tohti - a first name
toile - a simple twilled fabric
toils - labors; snares
toily - like toil
toing - moving towards a place, usually paired with "froing"
toise - an old French unit of length
toits - plural of "toit", a cushion
toity - part of the phrase "hoity toity" meaning haughtiness
tokar - a town in Tibet; a town in Sudan
tokat - a town in Turkey
tokay - a Hungarian wine
tokdo - a group of islands claimed by South Korea and Japan
toked - drew on a cigarette
token - a sign; a symbol; a sort of non-governmental coin
toker - one who draws on a cigarette
tokes - draws on a cigarette
tokin - a tocsin
tokio - a first name
tokis - the buttocks
tokol - a town in Hungary
tokos - plural of "toko", a drubbing
tokto - a group of islands claimed by South Korea and Japan
tokus - the buttocks
tokyo - a first name; the capital city of Japan
tolai - apeople of the Rabaul area of new Britain
tolan - a first name; a chemical compound
tolar - a town in Texas; the currency of Slovenia before the euro
tolas - plural of "tola", an Indian unit of weight, 180 grains troy
toldo - a South American canopy shelter
toled - allured
tolek - a first name
toles - allures
toley - a piece of excrement
tolfa - a town in Italy
tolga - a first name
tolia - a first name
tolls - rings (a bell); plural of "toll", a charge
tolly - a candle; toluene, an inhalant
tolts - plural of "tolt", an old English writ
tolus - plural of "tolu", a fragrant resin
tolyl - a chemical radical
tomah - a town in Wisconsin
toman - a Persian gold coin; a weight in Arabia
tomar - a first name
tomas - a first name
tomaz - a first name
tombe - a first name; a ballet movement involving falling down (I'm good at these)
tombo - a policeman
tombs - plural of "tomb", a burial crypt
tomcy - a first name
tomek - a first name
tomer - a first name
tomes - plural of "tome", a large book
tomey - a first name
tomia - plural of "tomium", the cutting edge of a bird's bill
tomie - a first name
tomik - a first name
tomin - a unit of weight of 12 grains; a silver coin of Bolivia; a town of Bolivia
tomio - a first name
tomis - a town near the mouth of the Danube, and the site of Ovid's exile
tomma - a first name
tomme - a first name
tommi - a first name
tommy - a first name; a British soldier
tomsa - a river on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea
tomsk - a Russian city
tonal - accented; harmonious
tonci - a first name
tonda - a first name
tonde - a unit of volume of Denmark of about 3.9 bushels
tondi - a town in India
tondo - a circular painting or carving
toned - moderated; shaded
tonee - a first name
tonek - a first name
tonel - a unit of measure in Brazil
toner - one who tones; dry powder used in copiers and printers
tones - modulates; plural of "tone", a musical sound, a color shade
toney - a first name; tony; a town in Alabama
tonga - an Eastern cart; a South Pacific island ("the friendly islands"!); a swimsuit style; a neuralgia drug
tonge - the tongue
tongi - a town in Bangladesh
tongo - the mangrove
tongs - a pair of graspers
tonho - a first name
tonia - a first name
tonic - bracing; a musical key-note; tonic water
tonie - a first name
tonik - a first name
tonio - a first name
tonis - a first name
tonja - a first name
tonka - a kind of bean from a tree
tonks - plural of "tonk", a mighty smite; a Tonkinese cat
tonky - smart or fashionable
tonna - a first name; a genus of large marine gastropods
tonne - a unit of measurement of weight, 1000 kilograms
tonni - a first name
tonny - a first name
tonse - a first name
tonti - a town in Illinois
tonto - the Lone Ranger's companion; a Spanish word for "stupid"
tonus - the normal state of partial contraction of a muscle
tonya - a first name
tonye - a first name
tonys - plural of "Tony", a Broadway award
tooey - Tuinal
tooie - Tuinal
tools - plural of "tool", an instrument
toome - a town in Northern Ireland
tooms - plural of "toom", a rubbish heap
toona - a Mexican tree that is a minor source of rubber
toons - plural of "toon", a cartoon; an Asian tree
toony - the Canadian two dollar coin
toosh - a sovereign
tooth - a prong; a fang; a tusk
toots - honks; a familiar address
topau - the rhinoceros bird
topaz - a first name; a gem
toped - drank
topee - a sun helmet
topek - tupik, an Inuit tent made of animal skins
toper - a drinker
topes - drinks
topet - the crested titmouse
tophe - a first name; tufa
tophi - plural of "tophus", a deposit of urates in tissue, characteristic of gout
tophs - plural of "toph", tufa
topia - a Roman mural decoration
topic - a theme
topis - an African antelope; plural of "topi", a sun helmet
topoi - plural of "topos", a common rhetorical device
topos - a common rhetorical device; in mathematics, a generalized topological space
toppo - topo
toppy - tipsy
topsl - topsail
topsy - a first name; referring to the top, as in "topsy turvy"
toque - a tuque; a bonnet
torah - the first five books of the Bible
toral - referring to the torus of a flower
toran - a Buddhist porch
toras - plural of "tora", torah
torch - a fire brand
torcs - plural of "torc", a metallic collar
torea - a town in Tibet
tored - a past tense of "tear"
toren - a first name
tores - plural of "tore", a torus
toret - a turret; a ring for fastening a hawk's leash to the jesses
torey - a first name
toria - a first name
toric - a type of lens; shaped like a torus
torie - a first name
torii - a first name; a Japanese temple gateway
toril - a first name; the corral from which a bull enters the ring; a cell
torin - a first name
torio - a first name
torit - a town in Sudan
torki - a people of southern Russia
torma - one of a pair of small sclerites lying between the clypeus and labrum of a higher dipteran
torne - a British river
toros - plural of "toro", a bull
torot - plural of "torah"
torpa - a village in Nepal
torre - a first name
torri - a first name
torrs - plural of "torr", a unit of pressure measurement, named for Torricelli
torry - a first name
torse - a heraldic wreath
torsi - plural of "torso", the human trunk
torsk - a cod
torso - the human trunk
torta - a flat cake of moist crushed silver ore
torte - a dessert
torts - plural of "tort", a civil wrong
torty - tortie
torun - a town in Poland; another name for Thorn
torup - a town in Sweden
torus - a doughnut shape
torve - stern, grim, fierce-looking
torya - a first name
torye - a first name
tosas - plural of "tosa", a Japanese dog
tosca - a soft dark brown limestone; marijuana; a North American cape
tosco - a town in Louisiana
toscs - plural of "tosc", one of the southern Albanians
tosed - teased
toses - teases
tosha - a first name
toshi - a first name
toshy - nonsensical; trashy
tosia - a first name
tosin - a first name
toska - a first name
tosks - plural of "tosk", one of the southern Albanians
tossa - a grayish or brown fiber obtained from jute
tossy - contemptuous; arrogant
tosto - a musical term meaning "at a rapid tempo"
tosyl - the para isomer of toluene sulfonyl
total - to sum; to destroy
totas - plural of "tota", the grivet
toted - carried
totem - a tribal emblem
toter - a carrier; a counter
totes - carries
totly - to walk in an unsteady manner
totsi - a first name
totti - a first name
totty - a woman; a high class prostitute; dazed, fuddled, unsteady
totum - teetotum
touat - another name for Tuat
touba - an autonomous Senegalese municipality, home to an Islamic brotherhood
touch - to impinge on; a small amount
tough - hardened
touho - a Pacific cape
touks - strokes; taps
tould - an obsolete form of "told"
touns - plural of "toun", a variant of "town"
toure - to see
tourn - the circuit of an English sheriff to hold a court of record twice a year
tours - visits; a city in France
touse - to tousle; to pull; to haul; to tease; ado
tousy - disarranged
touts - plural of "tout", a tipster; an agent
touze - to touse; to tousle
touzy - tousled
tovah - a first name
tovar - a unit of weight in Bulgaria; a town in Venezuela
toves - plural of "tove", a slithy creature of Charles Dodgson
tovet - a half bushel
tovia - a first name
tovya - a first name
towai - kamahi
towan - a dune
towed - pulled
towee - a person or thing being towed
towel - a thick cloth for bathing and drying
tower - a tall building; one who pulls
towie - a three player form of bridge; a tow-truck operator
towns - plural of "town", a small city
towny - a first name; one who lives in town
towre - to see
towse - to haul; to dishevel
towsy - unkempt
towts - touts
towyn - a town in Wales
towze - to haul; to dishevel
towzy - disheveled
toxic - poisonous; unhealthful
toxin - any poison
toxon - a hypothetical bacterial product, of feeble toxicity, and weak affinity for antitoxin
toyed - played with
toyer - a trifler
toyia - a first name
toyon - an ornamental evergreen shrub
toyos - plural of "toyo", a smooth straw
tozed - plucked by the ears
tozee - a curling tee
tozer - one who combs or teases
tozes - plucks by the ears
tozie - a shawl made from a goat's inner coat
trabu - trubu, an East India herring
trace - a first name; a slight hint; to follow
trach - a plastic breathing tube, to be inserted into a patient's throat
traci - a first name
track - to trail
tracs - plural of "trac", a tractor
tract - an area of land; a pamphlet
tracy - a first name
trade - to exchange
trads - plural of "trad", a mountain-climbing traditionalist
trafe - unclean or unfit, according to Jewish law
traff - a fart (backslang)
tragi - plural of "tragus", part of the external ear opening
trago - a drink
traik - to wander or stroll; to fall ill; to break down
trail - a path; to follow
train - to teach; a railroad vehicle; a group of followers
trais - a variant of "trays"
trait - a characteristic
trama - the loosely woven hyphal tissue in certain fungi
tramm - a first name
tramp - a hobo; to walk heavily; to march through rough ground
trams - plural of "tram", a streetcar
trani - a town in Italy
trank - skin for glovecutting; a tranquilizer
tranq - a tranquilizer
trans - a variant molecular form; a transexual
trant - to hawk; to peddle; odd jobs
tranx - tranquilizers
trapa - the water-chestnut
trape - to traipse; to run about idly
traps - luggage; plural of "trap", a snare; a kind of drum; the (yapping) mouth
trapt - poetic "trapped"
trash - refuse; to vandalize; to disparage
trass - volcanic earth
trasy - a first name
trats - plural of "trat", a trattoria
tratt - a trattoria
traun - an Austrian river
trava - a first name
trave - a beam; a structure that restrains an animal while it is being shoed
travo - a first name
trawl - a dragnet
trayf - unclean or unfit, according to Jewish law
trays - plural of "tray", a flat shallow receptacle
trdat - a first name; a king of Armenia
tread - the ridges on a tire; to walk heavily
treap - a binary search tree that orders the nodes by adding a priority attribute
treat - a first name; a small reward; to handle
treck - a trek
treed - chased up a tree
treen - wooden; wooden dishes and utensils
trees - things you can't see the forest for; chases up a tree
treey - full of trees
trefa - ritually unclean according to Jewish law
treff - a clandestine meeting for illegal business
trefs - plural of "tref", a clandestine meeting for illegal business
treif - ritually unclean according to Jewish law
treks - plural of "trek", an arduous journey
trema - a genus of tropical shrubs; a French dieresis
trend - to tend; to incline
trent - a first name; [the English name of] a city in Italy; a river in England
tresa - a first name
trese - a first name
tress - a first name; a lock of hair
trest - a beam
trets - plural of "tret", a wastage allowance
treva - a first name
treve - a first name
trewe - true
trews - trousers
treys - plural of "trey", a three in cardplaying
treza - a first name
triac - a three-terminal semiconductor
triad - a group of three
trial - a test; a legal proceeding
trias - sandstone
tribe - a clan, family, ethnic group, kinship class
tribi - a first name
tribs - plural of "trib", a colloquial shortening of "tribulation" or "tribune"
trica - a first name; apothecium
trice - a first name; an instant
trich - trichomoniasis
trick - a round in cards; deception; a prostitute's customer
trico - a strong, light, elastic synthetic fabric
tricy - a first name
tride - tried
tried - attempted
trier - an experimentalist; a German city; a judge
tries - attempts; prosecutes a case in court
triff - teriffic; a clandestine meeting for illegal business
trifs - plural of "trif", a clandestine meeting for illegal business
triga - a chariot
trigg - a first name
trigo - wheat
trigs - trims; secures
trike - a tricycle
trild - trilled
trill - to warble; to quaver
trime - a coin
trims - cuts down; decorates; adjusts
trina - a first name
trine - a first name; a triple; a favorable planetary aspect
tring - an English town
trini - a first name
trink - a first name
trinq - a trading index on the stock market
trins - plural of "trin", a triplet
triol - a chemical compound
trior - an examiner
trios - plural of "trio", a threesome
tripe - offal; rubbish; a dainty delicacy of cow stomach
tripp - a first name
trips - plural of "trip", a journey; a misstep
tripy - like tripe
trisa - a first name
trish - a first name
triss - a three-penny piece
trist - sorrowful
trite - cliched
trits - plural of "trit", a ternary digit
trixi - a first name
trixy - a first name
trizz - a three-penny piece
trnje - a town in Kosovo
troad - an area of Asia Minor that includes the territory around Troy; trod
troak - to exchange
troas - a first name; the city of Troy; a biblical place
troat - to make the cry of a rutting buck
troca - a top shell used for making buttons
troch - trough
trock - exchange; truck
troco - a ball game
trode - "trod"
trods - the feet
troft - trough
trogg - a troglodyte
trogs - troth; plural of "trog", a troglodyte
troia - a first name
troic - Trojan
trois - three
troke - to exchange, barter, or traffic
trola - a first name
troll - a gnome; to fish
tromp - a tramp; to tread heavily; an apparatus which draws air into a furnace by using falling water
troms - a town in Norway; plural of "trom", a trombone
trona - Egyptian soda; a mining town in California
tronc - a collection of tips to be divided out later
trond - a first name
trone - a steelyard; a drain; a large set of scales in a public marketplace
tronk - a prison
trons - plural of "tron", an ancient beam balance
trony - a stylized Dutch portrait style, often used by Rembrandt
troon - a first name; a Scottish port; a town in Arizona
troop - a throng; a cluster
troot - a trout
trooz - tartan tights
trope - a metaphor; a figure of speech
troth - a first name; to plight; confidence; faith
trots - runs at a moderate gait
trout - a mountain stream fish
trove - a treasure horde
trowl - a troll
trows - supposes; trusts
troya - a first name
troye - a first name
troys - plural of "troy", a system of weights
trubs - plural of "trub", a truffle
trubu - an East India herring
truby - a first name
truce - a lull; a respite
truck - commerce; a van
truda - a first name
trude - a first name
trudi - a first name
trudy - a first name
trued - brought to conformity with a standard
truel - a duel among three contestants, studied in mathematical game theory
truer - more true
trues - lines up; makes correct
truff - a bull trout; a purse
trugs - plural of "trug", a hod for mortar, a wooden gardening basket
trula - a first name
trull - a vagrant; a drab; a low prostitute
truly - honestly; correctly; verily
trump - the highest valued suit in cards; to outplay
trunk - a coffer; the middle of the body; an elephant snout; a tree part
truro - a town in Massachusetts, England, and Nova Scotia
trush - a town in Albania
truss - a support; a unit of weight in England
trust - credit; reliance
truth - fact; honesty
truva - the name of the town that sits on the ruins of Troy
tryer - someone who is assiduous in trying to win
tryma - a stone fruit
tryna - a first name
trypa - a pore in the front wall of the zooecium of a bryozoan
tryps - plural of "tryp", a shortened form of "trypanosome"
trysh - a first name
tryst - a lovers's meeting
tsade - variant of "sade", a Hebrew letter
tsadi - variant of "sade", a Hebrew letter
tsana - a lake in Ethiopia
tsane - a town in Botswana
tsang - money
tsars - plural of "tsar", variant of "czar", a Russian hereditary ruler
tsavo - a town in Kenya
tsebe - the springbok
tsena - a village in Finland
tsend - a first name
tsera - a town in Burma
tsere - a vowel mark in Hebrew
tsfat - a town in Israel
tsine - a wild ox of the Malay peninsula
tsion - a first name
tsked - tut-tutted
tsker - one who makes a "tsk" sound
tsuba - a Japanese sword hilt
tsubo - a unit of area of Japan, of about 4 square yards
tsuga - a genus of coniferous tree
tsuma - a village in Japan
tsuns - plural of "tsun", a Chinese measurement of length, about an inch
tsuru - a first name
tsvia - a first name
tuans - plural of "tuan", a title of respect in China and Malaysia
tuapa - a town on the Polynesian island of Niue
tuari - a first name
tuarn - a town in Ireland
tuart - an Australian white gum tree
tuath - a state; an ancient division of territory
tubac - a town in Arizona
tubae - plural of "tuba"
tubal - a first name; tubular
tubar - tubular; an American Indian language
tubas - a Palestinian village; plural of "tuba", a musical instrument
tubby - fat; obese; a nickname
tubed - piped
tuber - a bulbous growth
tubes - plural of "tube", a long hollow cylinder
tucan - a Mexican pouched rat
tucet - a tucket, a steak
tuchi - a town in northern China
tuchs - plural of "tuch", a dark marble; a touchstone
tucks - folds under
tucky - a first name; a water lily; the common spatterdash
tucum - a South American palm
tudeh - an Iranian political party
tudes - plural of "tude", a slang word for "attitude"
tudor - a first name; an English royal dynasty; an architectural style
tuets - plural of "tuet", the lapwing
tufah - a town on the West Bank
tufan - a violent storm
tufas - plural of "tufa", a kind of limestone
tuffe - tuft
tuffs - plural of "tuff", volcanic rock
tuffy - a first name
tufts - plural of "tuft", an outgrowth, clump, or bunch
tufty - feathery
tugan - the toucan
tugen - a people of Kenya
tugra - an ornamental monogram used by the Turkish sultan
tugui - a town in the Philippines
tugun - a town in Australia
tuhin - a first name
tuica - a Romanian liquor
tuies - Tuinal
tuifu - an acronym" "The Ultimate In Foul Ups", so to speak
tuija - a first name
tuile - tuille; armor plates
tuina - a Chinese massage therapy
tuism - the use of "you" in prose
tuist - one who uses "you" in prose
tukie - a first name
tukra - a disorder of the leaves and shoots of the mulberry tree
tukun - a first name
tulah - a first name
tulak - a town in Afghanistan
tules - plural of "tule", a tall marsh plant
tulga - a first name
tulia - a first name; a town in Texas
tulio - a first name
tulip - a flower
tulla - a first name; a town in Eire
tulle - a sheer delicate silk fabric; a village in France
tulls - allures
tully - a first name
tulsa - a first name; a city in Oklahoma
tulsi - a first name; holy basil
tulua - a town in Colombia
tulum - a town in Mexico, on the coast of the Yucutan peninsula
tulun - a group of islands in the South Pacific
tulup - a Russian coat
tuluy - a first name
tuman - toman; any Baluchistani village
tumba - a musical instrument of Santa Domingo; a city in Sweden
tumbu - an African fly that can burrow under the skin, also known as the putzi
tumen - a town in China; a river separating Korea from China
tumid - swollen
tummy - a childish name for the stomach
tumor - an unnatural growth
tumps - turns over; clumps
tumpy - lumpy; uneven
tumut - a river and town in Australia
tunas - plural of "tuna", a large food fish
tunca - a town in Chile
tunde - a first name
tunds - thumps; beats
tuned - attuned; harmonized
tuner - one who tunes
tunes - another name for Tunis; plural of "tune", a melody
tuney - like a tune; full of tunes
tunga - a genus of sand fleas
tungo - the rat kangaroo
tunic - a shirt
tunis - the capital city of Tunisia
tunja - a town in Colombia
tunka - the wax gourd
tunks - taps with a hammer, looking for flaws
tunku - a Malay prince
tunna - a unit of volume of Sweden, of about 4.2 bushels
tunny - a tuna fish
tunya - a first name
tupai - an island near Bora-Bora; any one of the Tupaiids
tupan - a Chinese magistrate
tupek - an Eskimo tent made of sealskin
tupik - an Eskimo tent made of sealskin
tupis - plural of "tupi", an Indian of the Tupian tribe
tuple - a sequence of items regarded as a unit
tuply - multiply; manifold
tuque - a toque; a Canadian knitted cap
tural - a first name
turbe - a Muslim tomb
turbo - the whelk and winkle genus; a top; more powerful; a town in Colombia
turbs - plural of "turb", a number of individuals crowded together
turco - a native Algerian serving in the French army; a South American bird
turda - a town in Romania
turds - feces
turdy - covered in feces; disgusting
turen - a town in Venezuela
turfs - covers with turf; pieces of turf used as fuel or construction material
turfy - swardy; grassy; cespitose
turgy - a town in France
turia - a river in Spain
turin - an Italian city, properly "Turino"
turio - a sprout or shoot from the ground
turis - plural of "turi", a Pathan people of northwest Pakistan
turki - a central Asian people; a Turkic language
turko - an Algerian tirailleur in the French army
turks - plural of "Turk", a native of Turkey
turku - a seaport in southwest Finland
turlo - a first name
turme - a troop
turmi - a village in Ethiopia
turms - plural of "turm", a troop
turns - revolves; plural of "turn", a revolution
turny - turning; full of turns
turps - liquor; plural of "turp", turpentine
turrs - plural of "turr", a three-stringed Burmese violin
turse - a bundle, a load
turus - a town in Syria
turvo - a river in Brazil
turvy - referring to the bottom, as in "topsy turvy"
tusch - a flourish of brass with musical instruments and drums
tushe - a variant of "tousche", a lithographic drawing material
tushy - the buttocks
tusks - plural of "tusk", a long exposed tooth
tusky - with long teeth
tussi - the cattle-owning class of the Rundi in east Africa
tussy - a drunkard
tutee - one who is taught by a tutor
tutel - a beak
tutin - a poisonous crystalline glucoside
tutly - a town in Uzbekistan
tutor - a private teacher
tutsi - a people of Burundi and Rwanda
tutte - a first name
tutti - all in; an Italian word meaning "all" as in "tutti frutti"
tutto - a musical notation meaning "entire" or "all"
tutty - an impure oxide of zinc; a small bunch of flowers
tutub - a town in Mesopotamia
tutun - a town in Egypt
tutus - plural of "tutu", a ballerina skirt
tutze - a town in China
tuula - a first name
tuvan - of the Siberian/Mongolian border area of Tuva
tuvia - a first name
tuvin - an Altaic language
tuvya - a first name
tuxes - plural of "tux", a tuxedo
tuyen - a first name
tuyer - tuyere
tuyun - a town in China
tuzas - plural of "tuza", a tucan
tuzla - a Bosnian city
tuzzy - a tuft
twack - a 12-pack of beer
twaes - plural of "twae", a group of two
twain - a first name; a couple
twait - a species of shad
twall - twelve
twals - plural of "twal", twelve
twana - a first name; a Salishan people of Washington state
twang - a tang; a flavor; a reverbrating sound
twank - a nasal note; an older man who is a voyeur
twant - a twenty dollar bag of marijuana
twats - plural of "twat", a vulgarism
twayn - a first name
tways - plural of "tway", a couple, two
tweag - to tweak
tweak - to pinch; to make minor improvements
tweeb - a dweeb
tweed - a cloth pattern; a British river
tweeg - a hellbender
tweek - electronic interference, a clear, brief, falling tone like a bird chirp
tweel - a woven fabric
tween - between; to generate intermediate data, as in a computer animation; 11-15 year olds
tweer - a blast furnace
tweet - a bird sound
twell - till
twere - slang for "if it were" or "it were", as in "As twere...", or "Twere otherwise..."
twerp - an idiot; a fool; an unpleasant or unattactive person
tweys - plural of "twey", a couple, two
twice - two times
twier - a blast furnace
twigs - plural of "twig", a little branch
twila - a first name
twill - a diagonally woven fabric
twilt - a quilt
twimp - a foolish insignificant person
twine - string
twink - to twinkle; a chaffinch; a conventionally attractive person; a homosexual
twins - the constellation Gemini; plural of "twin", one of a pair, often identical
twiny - like twine
twire - to gleam; to twist; a glance
twirl - to whirl; to rotate
twirp - an annoying nitwit
twisp - a town in the state of Washington
twiss - a kind of Irish chamberpot
twist - to writhe; to turn
twite - a mountain linnet
twits - plural of "twit", an insufferable idiot; someone who fills a much needed vacuum
twixt - between
twock - to steal a car; an acronym: "Taken Without Owner's Consent"
twoer - something that counts as two
twosy - a two-piece outfit, usually for babies
twrch - a British river
twyer - a blast furnace
twyla - a first name
txema - a first name
tyana - a first name; a town in ancient Asia Minor
tyann - a first name
tyara - a first name
tybee - an island near Savannah, Georgia
tybie - a first name
tyche - in Greek mythology, the goddess of fortune
tycho - a first name
tychy - a town in Poland
tydie - a small bird
tyees - plural of "tyee", a Chinook salmon
tyers - plural of "tyer", one who ties
tyesn - a first name
tyger - a first name; a term in heraldry
tyghe - a first name
tyhee - a person of distinction; an Indian chief
tyigh - a Shahaptian people of Oregon
tying - fastening; combining
tyiyn - a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan
tykes - plural of "tyke", a young one
tykia - a first name
tylai - a first name
tylar - a first name
tylda - a first name
tyldy - a first name
tylea - a first name
tylee - a first name
tyler - a first name; a tiler; a Masonic doorkeeper; a lake in North America
tylia - a first name
tylor - a first name
tylus - a head bump on some hemipterons
tymon - a first name
tymps - tympani; plural of "tymp", the mouth of a blast furnace hearth
tynan - a first name
tynde - kindled
tynds - shuts; closes
tyned - lost
tynes - loses
tynka - a first name
typal - typical
typed - characterized; entered on a keyboard
typer - one who types
types - uses a typewriter; plural of "type", a kind
typey - typy
typha - a bulrush
typhi - typhoid bacteria
typic - emblematic; typical
typos - plural of "typo", a typographical error
typps - plural of "typp", a unit of yarn thickness, how many thousand yards weigh a pound
typto - to work at Greek grammar
tyraa - a first name
tyrae - a first name
tyrah - a first name
tyran - a first name; a tyrant
tyras - a town in southern Russia
tyray - a first name
tyrea - a first name
tyred - variant of "tired", wheeled
tyree - a first name
tyrel - a first name
tyres - plural of "tyre", variant of "tire", a rubber automotive wheel
tyria - a first name
tyrie - a first name
tyrik - a first name
tyrin - a first name
tyriq - a first name
tyrod - a first name
tyrol - a mountainous region of southern Austria and northern Italy
tyron - a first name
tyros - plural of "tyro", a beginner
tyrus - a first name; another name for Tyre, a biblical place
tysha - a first name
tysie - a first name
tysne - a first name
tyson - a first name
tyssa - a first name
tytan - a first name
tythe - a tithe
tytus - a first name
tywan - a first name
tywon - a first name
tywyn - a town in Wales
tzahi - a first name
tzaly - a first name
tzars - plural of "tzar", variant of "czar", a Russian ruler
tzepo - variant of "Zibo", a town in China
tzevi - a first name
tzion - a first name
tzipi - a first name
tzupo - variant of "Zibo", a town in China
tzute - a cotton blanket or cloth from Guatemala
uaine - a first name
uangs - plural of "uang", an Asian rhinoceros beetle
uarus - plural of "uaru", a type of cichlid found in South America
uatsi - a town in Costa Rica
uaupe - South American Indian tribe; a river in South America
uayeb - the 19th month of the Mayan civil calendar, only five days long, and very unlucky
ubaid - a Mesopotamian folk
ubate - a town in Colombia
ubeth - unethes
ubian - a member of a Germanic tribe of Roman times
ubina - a town in Bolivia
ubity - place or location
ubykh - a nearly extinct Caucasian language
uccle - a town in Belgium
uchee - yuchi, an Indian people of the south eastern United States
uckia - a unit of weight in North Africa
ucles - a town in Spain, site of a famous battle
udale - a first name
udall - a first name
udals - plural of "udal", a freehold estate
udasi - a sect within Sikhism
udaya - a first name
udder - a mammary gland
udele - a first name
udell - a first name
udihe - an Altaic language
udine - a city in Italy
udish - Udi, a north Caucasic language
udney - an old friend one has outgrown
udolf - a first name
udong - a city in Cambodia
uelen - a town in Siberia
ufers - plural of "ufer", a fir pole
uffda - an exclamation of Norwegian origin, meaning roughly "darn" or "oops" or "duh"
uford - a first name
ugali - a starchy Kenyan food
ugged - aroused disgust
uggin - disgusting
uggit - disgusted
uglis - plural of "ugli", a citrus hybrid, the tangelo
ugric - of Finns and Magyars; a Uralic language
ugrug - the bearded seal
ugutz - a first name
ugyen - a first name
uhhuh - yes
uhlan - a Prussian cavalryman
uhllo - an abalone
uhtua - a village in Finland
uhuru - freedom for African countries from European rule
uigur - a variant of "Uighur"
uinal - a Mayan month of 20 days
uinta - a mountain range in Utah
uised - used
uisst - used (to)
ujiji - a town in Tanzania, where Stanley met Livingstone
ujjal - a first name
ukase - a decree in Czarist Russia
ukasz - a first name
ukiah - a city in California
ukies - plural of "Ukie", a Ukrainian
ukkle - a town in Belgium
ulama - in Muslim culture, a group of learned elders; Aztec basketball
ulana - a first name
ulane - a first name
ulani - a first name
ulans - plural of "ulan", an uhlan or Prussian cavalryman
ulawa - an island that is part of Guadalcanal
ulcer - a sore, often in the stomach
ulcus - an ulcer
uldis - a first name
uledi - a town in Pennsylvania
ulema - Muslim scholars trained in Islam and Islamic law
ulger - a first name
ulick - a first name
ulima - a first name
uliva - a first name
uljin - a town in South Korea
ullah - a first name
ullas - a first name
uller - the Norse god of winter
ullet - a European owl
ulloa - a kind of cheese
ulmar - a first name
ulmer - a first name
ulmic - referring to elm exudations
ulmin - humus; a brown pigment
ulmus - the elm genus
ulnad - toward the ulna
ulnae - plural of "ulna", an arm bone
ulnar - of the ulna
ulnas - plural of "ulna", an arm bone
uloid - of or like a scar
ulpan - an Israeli school for teaching Hebrew
ulric - a first name; a medieval saint
ulrik - a first name
ulsan - a port city in southwest South Korea
ultan - a first name
ultra - extreme
uluas - plural of "ulua", a people of Nicaragua and Honduras; a Hawaiian fish
uluhi - a town in Hawaii
ulula - a genus of owls
ululu - a wailing cry; the aboriginal name of Ayer's Rock
uluru - the aboriginal name of Ayers Rock in Australia; a town in Australia
ulvan - a town in Norway
ulvas - plural of "ulva", an edible seaweed
ulyie - oil
ulzie - oil
umair - a first name
umala - a town in Bolivia
umami - a fifth taste, after salty, sour, bitter, and sweet, supposedly of glutamate
umang - a first name
umarr - a first name
umaru - a first name
umaua - a tribal language of South America
umayr - a first name
umbay - a bum (Pig Latin)
umbel - a flower cluster in which the individual stalks arise from a single spot
umber - a brown pigment
umble - referring to low quality meat, and usually spelled "humble", as in "humble pie"
umboi - an island near New Guinea
umbos - plural of "umbo", the rounded elevation in the center of a shield
umbra - a shadow; a shade
umbre - a bird; variant of "umber", a brown pigment
umdel - a flower cluster
umeko - a first name
umesh - a first name
umeyo - a first name
umiac - an Eskimo boat
umiak - an Eskimo boat
umiaq - an Eskimo boat
umida - a first name
umiri - a fragrant balsam tree
umiry - a fragrant balsam tree
ummah - the Muslim community
umnak - an island in Alaska
umoja - a town in Kenya
umped - refereed
umpty - used in the phrase "umpty ump", to refer to a large indefinite quantity
umrah - a visit to Mecca or Medina outside of the annual pilgrimage time
umran - a first name
umred - a town in India
unadd - to delete
unage - to remove the effects of ageing
unais - plural of "unai", a two-toed sloth
unami - a Delaware Indian people
unamo - a South American palm
unapt - inept; irrelevant
unarc - a computer program to "un-archive" a file
unark - to debark from the ark
unarm - to disarm
unary - operating on a single object
unask - to take back a question; to take back an invitation
unass - to get up quickly from a sitting position; to correct a bad situation
unate - a property of a combinatorial function: f(...,0,...) <= f(...,1,...) for any index
unaus - plural of "unau", a two-toed sloth
unbag - to remove from a bag
unban - to remove a ban
unbar - to open; to permit
unbat - not batted
unbay - to open up
unbed - to arouse
unbee - to remove bees
unbes - causes not to be
unbet - not wagered
unbid - uninvited
unbin - to remove from a bin
unbit - not bitten
unbog - to extract from a bog; to drain bogs from a land
unbow - to unbend
unbox - to remove from a box
unboy - to divest of the traits of a boy (ouch)
unbra - to remove a bra; to remove from a bra
unbud - not to bud
unbun - to disrupt the bun-like shape of something
unbuy - to cancel a purchase
uncab - to remove cabs; to remove the cab
uncal - relating to the uncus
uncam - to remove cams
uncan - to remove from a can
uncap - to remove the cap from
uncar - to remove cars
uncas - a first name, the last Mohican
uncat - to remove cats
unces - plural of "unce", a claw; an ounce
uncia - a coin of ancient Rome, weighing an ounce; an ancient Roman inch; a weight of 1/12 a libra; a town in Bolivia
uncle - the brother of one's parent
uncog - to remove cogs from
uncop - to remove cops
uncos - plural of "unco", a stranger
uncot - to remove cots
uncow - to fail to frighten; to remove cows
uncoy - not coy
uncub - to remove cubs
uncud - to remove cud
uncup - to remove from a cup; to disrupt the cup-like shape of something
uncur - to remove curs
uncus - a hook or claw; the anterior hooked end of the hippocampal gyrus
uncut - not cut
uncya - a unit of weight in Poland
undam - to release
undee - wavy
unden - to free from a den
under - beneath
undid - not done; unfastened
undie - a singular form of "undies"
undig - to dig out
undim - to brighten
undog - to free from followers; to stop following relentlessly
undos - plural of "undo", the reversal of a change or modification
undot - to remove dots
undry - not dry; to make wet
undub - to unlock
undue - not due
undug - not dug
undye - to remove the dye from a cloth
uness - a first name
uneth - uneath, difficult, distressing
uneye - to remove eyes
unfab - not fabulous
unfad - not a fad
unfan - a person who disparages someone whom others admire
unfar - not far
unfat - not fat
unfed - not fed
unfen - to remove fens; to drain an area
unfew - not few
unfez - to remove a fez
unfig - to remove figs
unfin - to remove fins
unfir - to remove firs
unfit - not fit
unfix - to loosen
unfob - to remove fobs
unfog - to remove fog
unfop - to remove foppishness
unfox - to remove foxes
unfug - to remove fug, a heavy unpleasant odor
unfun - not fun; unenjoyable; unpleasant
unfur - to remove the fur from an animal
ungag - to remove a speaking restraint
ungay - not gay
ungel - to remove gels
unget - to deny the begetting of; to disown
ungka - the siamang, or ungka ape
ungod - to strip of divinity
ungot - not gotten
ungul - a unit of length, about 1 inch
ungum - to unstick
ungut - to remove guts
unguy - not chararacteristic of guys
unhad - not had
unhap - ill luck; misfortune
unhat - to remove the hat
unhay - to remove hay
unhep - not hep; not cool
unhex - to remove a curse
unhid - not hidden
unhip - not hip; not cool; not with it
unhit - not hit
unhot - not hot; not stylish
unhue - to remove the color from something
unhug - to remove hugs
uniao - a town in Brazil
uniat - a Russian Christian
unica - a first name
unice - a first name
unify - to join; to make one
unika - a first name
union - a coalition
unios - plural of "unio", a fresh water mussel
uniss - a first name
unita - a first name
unite - to bring together
units - plural of "unit", an individual; a single group; a quantity used for measurement
unity - a first name; concord; oneness
unjam - to remove an obstruction
unjar - to remove jars
unjew - to discard one's Jewish nature
unkar - of or relating to the lower division of the Algonkian rocks in the Grand Canyon region
unked - unkid; strange; unkempt
unkes - plural of "unke", a European aquatic toad
unket - unkempt
unkey - to remove the key from (as in an arch)
unkid - unknown; strange; unkempt
unkie - morphine
unkin - not related by blood
unkle - a variant of "uncle"
unlap - to unfold
unlaw - to impose a fine upon
unlax - to relax; not lax
unlay - to untwist; to remove settings from a table
unled - not led
unleg - to remove the legs
unlet - not leased; vacant; tenantless
unlib - unliberated
unlid - to take the lid off
unlie - to remove lies; to stop lying
unlip - to remove lips
unlit - not lit
unmad - not mad
unman - to dishearten; to unnerve
unmap - to remove from the map
unmar - to remove blemishes or dents from
unmat - to remove the mat from
unmen - plural of "unman", a misfigured or defective man
unmet - not met
unmew - to release from confinement
unmix - to separate
unmob - to remove mobs
unmop - to fail to mop
unmow - to fail to mow
unner - under
unnet - to remove nets
unnew - not new
unnub - to remove nubs
unnun - to defrock a nun
unnut - to remove nuts
unode - a geometric conception
unoil - to free from oil
unold - not old
unona - a genus of Asian and African trees
unpad - to remove padding
unpan - to remove pans
unpax - a child's call that undoes a temporary truce
unpay - to make (a rope) undone
unpeg - to release from a peg
unpen - to release
unpet - to remove pets
unpig - to remove pigs
unpin - to release from a pin
unpip - to remove pips
unpit - to remove pits
unpod - to remove pods; to remove a thing from its pod
unpop - to restore a flexible popper to its unpopped position
unpot - to remove from a pot
unpry - to pry off; to loosen
unpun - to remove puns
unput - not put
unrag - to remove rags
unrat - to rid of rats
unred - unread
unrib - to remove ribs
unrid - disordered
unrig - to dismantle; to strip
unrim - to remove rims
unrip - to rip open
unrub - to undo a rubbing
unrug - to remove rugs
unrum - to remove rum
unrun - not run
unrut - to remove ruts
unsad - not sad; unstead; fickle
unsag - to remove the sag from something
unsan - a town in North Korea
unsap - nonsaponifiable
unsat - not sat through
unsaw - to remove saws
unsay - to retract; to disavow
unsee - to fail to see; to forget the sight of
unseg - to remove segments
unsel - a bad, unhappy or useless person
unset - unmounted; runny; not set
unsew - to undo the sewing of
unsex - to geld
unshy - not shy
unsin - to cancel a sin by subsequent actions
unsit - to remove a person's seating assignment
unsly - not sly
unsob - to remove sobs
unsod - unboiled; not soaked; to remove sod from
unson - to disinherit
unsty - to release from a sty
unsub - to cancel a substitution
unsun - a first name
unsus - unsuspicious; plausible
untab - to remove TAB characters
untag - to remove tags
untan - pale; not tanned
untap - to remove an electronic tap
untar - to remove tar from; to extract files from a tape archive
untax - to remove a tax
untie - to undo; to unbind
until - till
untin - to uncan
untip - not to tip; to retract a tip
untit - to remove a tit
untog - to remove clothes
untop - to remove the top
untoy - a first name; something that is not a toy
untub - to remove from a tub
untug - to tug away; to break a connection
unurn - to remove from an urn; to remove urns
unuse - not to use
unvat - to remove from a vat; to remove vats
unwan - a large ornamented superscription in Islamic manuscripts
unwax - to remove wax from
unweb - to unweave; to unravel
unwed - not married
unwet - not wet
unwig - to remove a wig
unwin - a first name
unwit - to make crazy
unwon - not won
unwow - to fail to impress
unwyn - a first name
unzen - a town in Japan; one of the most active volcanos in Japan; not Zenlike
unzha - a river in Russia
unzip - to undo a zipper
upata - a town in Venezuela
upbar - to fasten with a bar; to remove the bars from
upbay - referring to movement, in a bay, away from the ocean
upbid - an offer to buy at a higher price
upbow - a stroke towards the handle of the bow of a violin
upbuy - the purchasing of an enhanced membership
upbye - a little farther on
upcry - an outcry
upcut - to cut something while the cutting tool is moving upwards; to trim a show so more ads can be inserted
updos - plural of "updo", in which hair is piled high on the head
updry - to completely dry
upend - to set on end
upfly - to fly up
upful - hopeful; positive
uphaf - a past tense of "upheave"
upher - a fir pole used for scaffoldings
upice - "upstream" in a glacier
upjet - to spout up
upjut - to jut upwards
uplay - to hoard; to lay up
upled - led up
upleg - the part of a graph that is trending upwards
upmug - a coffee break
upolu - an island in western Samoa, where Robert Louis Stevenson died
upped - increased
upper - located above the center
uppie - exhilarating; a narcotic stimulant; a student at the University of Port Elizabeth
upran - ran up; ascended
uprun - to run up; to ascend
upsal - a town in Sweden
upsee - in the manner of
upset - to capsize; to disturb
upsey - in the manner of
upski - a ski lift that is pulled uphill like a sled by a cable
upsun - the time between sun up and sun down
uptak - intelligence
upter - useless
uptie - to tie up
upton - a first name; an English town
upupa - the hoopoe genus
upway - a town in England
upyer - an oath or epithet, a slurring of "Up yours!"
upzip - the motion of zipping up
uqban - a Yemeni island near the Red Sea
uraba - a bay in Venezuela
uraei - plural of "uraeus", the snake figure on Egyptian headdresses
urali - oorali, a poison used on arrows
urals - a mountain chain in Russia
uraos - plural of "urao", American soda
urare - curare
urari - curare
urase - urease
urate - a salt of uric acid
urawa - a town in Japan
urban - a first name; of the city
urbia - cities considered collectively
urbic - an anthropological term referring to soil containing signs of human settlement
urcos - a town in Peru
urdee - referring to a cross whose arms expand like a lozenge at the ends
ureal - pertaining to urea
ureas - plural of "urea", a chemical compound
uredo - a fungus genus
ureic - referring to urea
ureid - a derivative of urea
ureli - a first name
urena - an Indian mallow
urent - burning; stinging
urewe - a town in eastern Africa
urgan - a town in Afghanistan
urged - impelled
urger - one who urges; a tipster
urges - plural of "urge", a drive or impulse
urgup - a town in Turkey
uriah - a first name
urial - an Asiatic wild sheep
urian - a first name
urias - a first name
urica - a town in Venezuela
uriel - a first name
urien - a first name
urika - a first name
urile - a cormorant
urims - plural of "urim", a sacred Hebrew religious object
urine - liquid body waste
urins - plural of "urin"
urisk - a Scottish brownie that lives in waterfalls
urite - the tail of an insect
urith - the bindings of a hedge
urlar - a town in Ireland
urled - dwarfed, not growing
urman - a Siberian forest land
urmas - a first name
urmia - a lake in Armenia
urnae - the plural of "urna", a Roman measurement of liquid volume of about 13 liters
urnal - urn-shaped
urned - stored in an urn; decorated with urns
urner - one who makes urns
urped - burped; belched (used by Faulkner in "The Wild Palms", so there!)
urper - one who urps
urrao - a town in Colombia
ursae - the feminine plural of "ursa", a bear
ursal - bearish; boorish
ursei - a first name
ursel - a first name
ursey - a first name
ursid - a member of the bear family
ursie - a first name
urson - a first name; a Canadian porcupine
ursuk - a bearded seal
ursus - the genus of bears; a town in Poland
urtzi - a first name
urubu - the American turkey buzzard; a river in Brazil
urucu - annatto; a town in Brazil
urutu - a South American pit viper
urvan - a first name
urvas - plural of "urva", an ichneumon
urved - curved upward
usage - a habit or custom
usain - a first name
usama - a first name
usant - using; accustomed
usara - a variant of "uzara", a South African woody herb
usbeg - a variant of "Uzbek"
usbek - a variant of "Uzbek"
uschi - a first name
users - plural of "user", one who uses
ushak - a heavy woolen Oriental rug; a Turkish city famous for its carpets
ushas - Hindu aura
ushed - conducted people to seats
usher - a first name; to conduct to a seat
ushes - conducts people to seats
ushma - a first name
using - employing; making use of
usino - a language of Papua New Guinea
uskok - a Slav of Dalmation origin
usman - a first name
usnea - a genus of lichens and tree moss
usnic - a kind of acid obtained from various lichens
usque - whiskey
ustad - a first name
ustaz - a first name
uster - a town in Switzerland
ustin - a first name
ustka - a town in Poland
usual - typical
usura - interest paid on borrowed money
usure - usury
usurp - to displace illegally or unfairly
usury - a first name; the lending of money at unfair interest
usutu - a river in Swaziland
utahn - a native of Utah
utako - a first name
utchy - an obsolete form of "I"
utena - a town in Lithuania
uteri - plural of "uterus", a womb
utero - Latin for the womb, used in the phrase "in utero"
uther - a first name; the father of King Arthur
utibe - a first name
utica - a city in central New York; an ancient North African city
utile - useful
utina - a first name
utkan - a first name
utoru - a town in Japan
utpal - a first name
utrum - an assize, to discover whether land was held by lay fees or fee alms such as praying for souls
uttam - a first name
utter - to say; complete
uttra - a first name
uvate - grape jam
uveal - referring to the uvea, the iris, choroid and ciliary body
uveas - plural of "uvea", a layer in the eye
uvero - a town in Cuba
uviol - a glass transparent to ultraviolet rays
uvira - a town in the Congo
uvrou - euphroe
uvula - the soft palate
uvver - a humorous indication of the Cockney pronunciation of "other"
uxmal - an ancient ruined Mayan city in Mexico
uxter - money
uyezd - any Russian district
uygur - alternative spelling for "Uighur" (one spelling wasn't enough?)
uyuni - a town in Bolivia
uzair - a first name
uzara - a South African woody herb
uzbak - variant of "Uzbek", a native of Uzbekistan
uzbeg - variant of "Uzbek", a native of Uzbekistan
uzbek - a native of Uzbekistan
uzice - a town in Serbia
uziel - a first name
uzkoe - a suburb of Moscow
uzzah - a first name
vaasa - a Baltic port of western Finland
vache - a first name; a beast
vacky - an evacuee
vacoa - the screw pine
vacua - plural of "vacuum", a space devoid of matter
vacuo - Latin for a vacuum, used in the phrase "in vacuo", in a vacuum
vaded - faded
vades - fades; plural of "vas"
vadge - the vagina
vadim - a first name
vadin - a first name
vadit - a first name
vadso - a town in Norway
vaduy - a minuscule country that formed the nucleus of Liechtenstein
vaduz - the capital of the tax haven theme park called Liechtenstein
vadym - a first name
vagal - pertaining to the vagus nerve
vagit - a first name
vague - indistinct
vagus - the cranial nerve
vahan - a first name
vahap - a first name
vahib - a first name
vahic - a first name
vahid - a first name
vahig - a first name
vahik - a first name
vahil - a first name
vahiq - a first name
vahit - a first name
vaidy - a first name
vaile - a first name
vaill - a first name
vails - plural of "vail", a veil, a tip
vaira - a first name
vaire - charged with heraldic fur
vairs - plural of "vair", a fur used for lining medieval garments
vairy - a first name; charged with heraldic fur
vaiva - a first name
vajna - a first name
vajra - adamantine
vakes - is vacant
vakia - a unit of weight in Arabia
vakil - an Indian attorney or ambassador
vakky - an evacuee
valan - a first name; a town in Norway
valda - a first name
valde - a first name
valdi - a first name
valdo - a first name
valed - lowered; receded
valen - a first name
vales - vails; pourboire
valet - a personal attendant
valga - a town in Estonia
valia - a first name
valid - legitimate; lawful; true
valin - a first name
valis - plural of "vali", a governor-general of a vilayet
valka - a town in Latvia
valla - a first name; plural of "vallum", a rampart or wall
valle - a first name; a province in Colombia
valli - a first name
vally - a first name; Valium
valma - a first name
valmy - a village in France, site of a French Revolutionary defeat of Prussians
valon - a first name
valor - bravery
valri - a first name
valry - a first name
valsa - a first name; a genus of fungi
valse - a waltz
value - worth; usefulness; desirability
valun - a town in Croatia
valva - an anatomical valve
valve - a mechanical device to control flow
valya - a first name
valyl - a radical of valine
valyn - a first name
vamik - a first name
vamps - short hose; poses seductively
vampy - theatrically seductive
vanae - a first name
vance - a first name
vanda - a first name; a tropical orchid
vandi - a first name
vandy - a first name; a nickname for Vanderbilt University
vaned - having vanes or blades
vanek - a first name
vanes - plural of "vane", a device for showing the direction of the wind
vanga - an ancient country of eastern India
vange - a first name; an English town
vangs - plural of "vang", a rope on a ship
vangy - a first name
vania - a first name
vanie - canny
vanir - three Norse deities
vanja - a first name
vanjo - a first name
vanka - a first name
vanko - a first name
vanna - a first name
vanni - a first name
vanno - a first name
vanny - a first name
vants - vaunts; plural of "vant", a vanguard
vanya - a first name
vapes - plural of "vape", a vaporizer; a vapor trail from a plane
vapid - gassy; of little substance
vapor - gas
vaqif - a first name
varak - thin silver foil applied as a sort of ornamental glaze to Indian sweets
varan - the Monitor lizard
varaq - thin silver foil applied as a sort of ornamental glaze to Indian sweets
varas - plural of "vara", a Spanish unit of length
varda - a first name; to look at
varde - a town in Denmark
vardi - a first name; to look at
vardo - to look at; a town in Norway
vardy - to look at
varec - a kind of seaweed
varel - a first name; a town in Germany
vares - a European cape; plural of "vare", a wand of authority
varga - a first name
varia - a collection of various literary works
varis - a first name; plural of "vari", a Madagascar monkey
varix - uneven dilation; a varicose vein
varks - plural of "vark", the bush hog
varna - any of the four main Hindu social classes; a seaport and resort in Bulgaria
varro - a first name
varun - a first name
varus - a first name; knock-kneed; any deformity of the hand or foot towards the midline
varve - a sedimentary deposit, often exhibiting annual behavior and used for chronology
varya - a first name
varys - a first name
vasal - of a blood vessel
vasan - a first name
vasco - a first name
vasek - a first name
vases - plural of "vase", an urn
vashi - a town in India
vasif - a first name
vasil - a first name
vasin - a first name
vasio - a bishopric of southern France
vasko - a first name
vasos - a first name
vasti - a first name
vasto - a town in Italy
vasts - plural of "vast", a great open space
vasty - spacious
vasum - a genus of large marine gastropods
vasya - a first name
vasyl - a first name
vates - a bard
vatia - a Pacific cape
vatic - prophetic
vatoa - an island in the Pacific
vatos - the Latino verions of "dude"; a village in Corfu, Greece;
vatsa - an early kingdom of northern India
vatus - plural of "vatu", a monetary unit of Vanuatu
vaude - Vaudeville
vaudy - cheerful; gaudy
vault - a ceiling; a strong box; to leap
vaunt - to boast
vause - a vase
vaute - vault
vauts - plural of "vaut", a vault or leap
vawte - vault
vaxjo - a town in Sweden
vayle - a first name
vazul - a first name
veale - veil
veals - plural of "veal", calf meat
vealy - calflike; tasting of veal
vecke - an old woman
vedad - a first name
vedas - plural of "veda", Hindu sacred scripture
vedat - a first name
vedda - a member of the Sri Lankan race
veddy - a mock upper class English pronunciation of "very"
vedge - to vegetate
vedia - a town in Argentina
vedic - according to the Vedas
vedis - a first name
vedro - a unit of volume of Russia, of about 3.2 gallons
veeda - a first name
veena - a first name; vina
veeno - cheap wine
veeps - plural of "veep", a vice president
veera - a first name
veere - a town in the Netherlands
veers - turns sharply
veery - a North American thrush
veeta - a first name
veeva - a first name
veeve - bright, clear
vegan - stricter than a vegetarian, laxer than a fruititarian; a star
vegar - a first name
vegas - Las Vegas, a gambling resort in Nevada; plural of "vega", a Cuban tobacco field; an open tract of ground
veges - plural of "vege", a colloquial term for a vegetable
vegie - a vegetable
vehme - a medieval German secret tribunal
vehms - plural of "vehm", a variant of "vehme"
veida - a first name
veige - a voyage
veiko - a first name
veils - plural of "veil", a piece of sheer fabric worn over the face
veily - like a veil
veins - plural of "vein", a small blood vessel
veiny - full of veins
veira - a first name
vejce - a village in Macedonia
vejer - a Spanish fishing village near Trafalgar
vejoz - an Indian of a Matacan tribe
velar - guttural
velas - a cape in Costa Rica
velda - a first name
velds - plural of "veld", variant of "veldt", a South African grassland
veldt - a South African grassland
veles - plural of "vele", a veil
velez - a town in Colombia
velia - a first name; the modern name for Elea, Italy; water bugs
velic - relating to the narrow passage between the pharynx and the nasal passages
vells - plural of "vell", rennet
velly - a humorous mispronounciation of "very"
velma - a first name
velos - plural of "velo", a unit of speed of one foot per second
velte - a measure of volume, about 7.5 liters
velum - the soft palate; a veil-like covering
venae - plural of "vena", a vein
venal - base
venas - plural of "vena", a vein
vence - a first name; a town in France where D H Lawrence died
venda - a people of the northern Transvaal
vends - sells
vened - to vend
venew - a thrust in fencing
veney - a thrust in fencing; a bout
venge - to avenge
venie - a supplication for pardon
venin - a toxin found in snake venom
venis - a first name
venky - a first name
venla - a first name
venlo - a town in the Netherlands
venna - a first name
venom - a poison
venta - a Spanish wayside inn
venti - one of those high priced coffees
vents - plural of "vent", an opening; a slit
venue - a location
venus - a first name; the Roman goddess of love; the second planet from the sun; beauty; a mollusc
venya - a first name
veola - a first name
vepse - a Finnish people of Russia
veran - a first name
verbs - plural of "verb", a word indicating an action
verby - full of verbs
verda - a first name
verde - a first name; a river in Arizona; an African cape
verdi - a first name
verds - plural of "verd", the privilege of cutting green wood in the forest
vered - a first name
verek - an acacia tree
verey - a signal light
verga - an African cape
verge - a first name; an edge
vergi - a first name
veria - a first name
verio - a town in Greece, west of Salonika
verka - a first name
verla - a first name
verle - a river in northern France
verly - a first name
verme - a Ganges fish that could seize and eat elephants (!)
verna - a first name
verne - a first name
verny - a town in Kazakhstan
veron - a first name
verpa - a genus of fungi
verra - Scottish dialect for "very"
verry - heraldic "vairy", that is, "furry"
versa - against
verse - poetry; a line of poetry
verso - the back (left, even-numbered) side of a page
verst - a Russian unit of distance, about 1,166 yards
verta - a first name
verts - plural of "vert", a heraldic green color; a vertical surface in ski jumping
vertu - virtu; rarity in art
verve - dash; style
vervy - full of verve
veryl - a first name
veses - plural of "vese", an onset, rush, or violent wind
vesic - a blister
vesle - a European river
vesna - a first name
vespa - a wasp genus
vessa - a first name
vessy - a first name
vesta - a first name; an asteroid; Roman goddess of the hearth; a friction match
vesto - a first name
vests - endows; plural of "vest", a waistcoat
vesty - a first name; like a vest
vetch - the tare
vetha - a first name
veton - a first name
vette - a Corvette
vetus - plural of "vetu", a lozenge
veuve - the whidah bird; a widow
vevay - a first name; a town in Indiana
vevey - a first name; a Swiss resort town
vexed - to anger or annoy
vexer - one who vexes
vexes - annoys; irritates
vexil - a banner; a petal
veysi - a first name
vezir - a first name; a vizier
viage - a voyage
viale - a town in France; a town in Argentina
viali - a town in Cameroon
vials - plural of "vial", a small bottle
viana - a first name; a town in Brazil
viand - a food item
viann - a first name
viary - of or pertaining to roads
vibes - vibrations; atmosphere
vibex - a blood spot
vibey - emitting "vibes; resonant
vibha - a first name
vibhu - a first name
vibix - a linear subcutaneous extravasation of blood
vibro - a vibrator
vicar - a parish parson
vicci - a first name
viccy - a first name
viced - vised
vices - plural of "vice", an evil; a failing
vichy - a city in France, home of a puppet government in WWII
vicia - a genus of climbing herbs
viciu - a first name
vicke - a first name
vicki - a first name
vicky - a first name
victa - a first name
vidal - a first name; an island in Chile
vidar - a first name; in Norse mythology, the son of Odin, who will kill Fenris and survive Ragnarok
videl - a first name
video - recorded television film
vidia - a first name
vidin - a town in Bulgaria on the Danube
vidor - a first name
vidua - a genus of weaverbirds
vidya - a first name; transcendent knowledge leading to Brahman
vieda - a first name
viena - a town in Finland
viera - a first name; a town in Florida
vieri - a first name
viers - plural of "vier", one who vies
viets - plural of "Viet", a southeast Asian people
vieva - a first name
views - looks at
viewy - visionary; speculative
vifda - dried meat
vigas - plural of "viga", a ceiling beam in Spanish architecture
viggo - a first name
vigia - a marked rock or shoal on a nautical map; a town in Brazil
vigil - a night watch
vigor - robustness
vigso - a coastal town in Denmark
vijai - a first name
vijao - a tropical herb used as a black dye
vijay - a first name
vikas - a first name
vikes - plural of "vike", a member of the Vikings football team
vikie - a first name
vikki - a first name
vikky - a first name
vilas - a first name
vilay - a first name
vilde - an variant of "vile"
viled - abusive; scurrilous
vilek - a first name
vilem - a first name
vilen - a first name
viler - more vile
vilis - a first name
viliy - a first name
viljo - a first name
villa - a country house
ville - a first name; a city or town
villi - plural of "villus", small fibers
vills - plural of "vill", a village
vilma - a first name
vilna - a first name; the Russian name of the city of Vilnius
vimal - a first name
vimen - a slender shoot
vimka - a first name
vimla - a first name
vinal - a synthetic textile fiber
vinas - plural of "vina", a stringed musical instrument of India
vinay - a first name
vinca - the periwinkle
vince - a first name
vinci - a first name
vinco - a first name; a town in Pennsylvania
vincy - a first name
vinea - a shedlike structure used to protect besiegers
vined - with tendrils
viner - a machine to separate peas from their pods and the pea vine
vines - plural of "vine", a climbing plant
vinew - to make or become moldy
vinga - a town in Sweden
vinia - a first name
vinic - alcoholic
vinie - a first name
vinko - a first name
vinna - a first name
vinni - a first name
vinny - a first name; vinnewed
vinod - a first name
vinos - plural of "vino", a wine
vinta - a dugout canoe with double outriggers
vints - makes wine
vinum - wine, a term used in pharmacy
vinyl - an artificial fabric
viola - a first name; a musical instrument; a plant genus
viold - vialled
viole - a first name
viols - plural of "viol", a stringed musical instrument
viona - a first name
viore - a town in Albania
viper - a snake
vipin - a first name
vipul - a first name
viraf - a first name
viral - relating to a virus
virat - a first name
vired - transferred surplus funds to cover a deficit in another account
vireo - an American song bird
vires - plural of "vis"; plural of "vire", a crossbow bolt
virga - wisps of precipitation that evaporate before reaching the ground
virge - a first name; verge
virgo - a Zodiac sign; the constellation of the virgin
virgy - a first name
virid - green
virls - plural of "virl", a metal ring on a shaft to prevent splitting
virna - a first name
viron - a circuit
virpi - a first name
virtu - rarity in art
virus - poison; an infectious agent
visas - plural of "visa", permission to enter a country
visby - a Swedish seaport, member of the Hanseatic League
visca - a village in Bosnia
vised - clamped
vises - plural of "vise", a clamp
viseu - a city in Portugal
visie - a searching glance
visit - to drop in
visna - ovine progressive pneumonia
visne - the place of a crime, from which the jury is called
vison - the American mink
visor - the movable part of a helmet that covers the eyes
vista - a view
visto - vista
vitae - plural of "vita", a brief autobiographical sketch
vital - a first name; important; of life
vitas - a first name; plural of "vita", a brief autobiographical sketch
vitel - a first name
vitex - verbena, a herb
vitia - a first name
vitim - a city in southeastern Siberia; a river in the USSR
vitin - a first name
vitis - a first name; the vine
vitit - a first name
vitka - a first name
vitke - a first name
vitoe - a durukuli, a small nocturnal South American monkey
vitor - a first name; a river in Chile
vitro - glass; "in vitro" means "in the test tube" or "in the glass dish"
vitta - a headband; a streak or band of color
vitty - fitting
vitus - a first name
vitya - a first name
viure - a heraldic ribbon
viuva - a California rockfish
vivan - a first name
vivas - plural of "viva", an (Italian) shout of approval
vivat - a cheer
vivax - the tertian malaria parasite
vivda - dried meat
vivee - a first name
vivek - a first name
viver - a fiber
vives - a disease of horses; plural of "vive", a French shout of approval
vivia - a first name
vivid - startlingly clear; lifelike
vivie - a first name
vivor - a survivor
vivre - French for "life", used in the phrase "joie de vivre"
vivva - a first name
vivvy - a first name
vixen - a female fox
vizen - to scold
vizir - a vizier
vizma - a first name
vizor - a movable face mask that is part of a helmet
vlach - a Wallachian
vlada - a first name
vlade - a first name
vlado - a first name
vlaie - a low-lying area that collects water in the rainy season
vlasa - a first name
vleis - plural of "vlei", an artificial lake
vlone - a town in Albania
vlore - a town in Albania
voars - plural of "voar", seed time
vocab - vocabulary
vocal - articulate; spoken
voces - plural of "vox", a voice
vocin - a town in Croatia
voddy - vodka
vodka - a liquor
vodou - voodoo, a Haitian supernatural belief
vodun - a primitive religion of the West Indies
vogad - telephony
vogel - a town in Slovenia
vogie - vain; messy
vogle - vugg
vogue - a fashion
vogul - a Finno-Ugric tribe and language spoken east of the Ural mountains
voice - to express
voids - cancels; plural of "void", a vacuum
voies - a town in Greece
voila - an exclamation of pleasure at skewering one's opponent in fencing
voile - a soft fine sheer gauzy fabric; a musical term meaning "veiled"
voils - plural of "voil", a town
vojta - a first name
vokau - a town in Papua New Guinea
voker - to speak
volae - plural of "vola", the sole of the foot or the palm of the hand
volar - of the palm of the hand
volas - plural of "vola", a rapid series of musical notes
volci - an Etruscan city in central Italy
voled - won all the tricks in a card game
volee - a rapid musical phrase
voles - wins all the tricks in a card game; plural of "vole", a rodent
volet - a part of a triptych
volga - a first name; a river in Russia
volge - the common sort of people; the crowd
volks - plural of "volk", a people
volle - that little circle over certain Scandinavian vowels
volos - a town in Greece
volow - to baptize
volta - an old dance; a lake in Africa; a musical term meaning "occurrence"
volte - old dances; turns
volti - to turn over; a musical term meaning "turn the page"
volts - plural of "volt", a unit of electrical potential difference
volty - electric; charged; tingling
volva - a membranous sac enclosing certain immature mushrooms
volve - to ponder; to turn over
volya - a first name
volyn - a town in Ukraine
vomer - a ploughshare; a bone separating the nostrils
vomit - to regurgitate
vonda - a first name
vonna - a first name
vonni - a first name
vonny - a first name
voomy - sexy, attractive
vorab - a mountain in Switzerland
voros - a first name
vorst - a town in Belgium
vorts - a European lake
vosay - a town in Tajikistan
votal - votive
voted - cast a ballot
voter - one who votes
votes - casts a ballot
votic - a Uralic language
vouch - to attest
vouge - a long handled medieval weapon with an axe blade at the top
vouli - a town in Chad
voulu - deliberate; studied
vowed - swore; promised
vowel - a type of speech sound
vower - one who vows
voxel - a volume element of a 3 dimensional image
voyas - plural of "voya", an anchor cable
voyne - a first name
voyol - a block and pulley device that, in an emergency, can be used to lift a cable
vozhd - a supreme leader in Russia, often applied to Stalin
vrack - wrack
vraic - a kind of seaweed used for fuel and manure in the Channel Islands
vraja - a first name
vrana - an alternate spelling of "Varna", a seaport in Bulgaria
vrils - plural of "vril", a force
vroom - a race car sound
vrouw - a Dutch woman
vrows - plural of "vrow", a Dutch woman
vudon - voodoo
vuggs - plural of "vugg", a small cavity in a rock
vuggy - full of cavities
vughs - plural of "vugh", a small cavity in a rock
vulci - an Etruscan town
vulgo - commonly
vulns - wounds
vulva - the external female genital organ
vuzak - a system for the public display of kaleidoscopic images
vying - contending
vyron - a first name
vytas - a first name
waags - plural of "waag", the grivet
waaia - a town in Australia
waapa - a short broad Hawaiian canoe
waban - a first name
wabby - the red-throated loon
wacke - basalt; rock similar to sandstone but formed of partially decomposed rock
wacko - a crazy person
wacky - crazy
wadai - an early state of central Africa
wadan - another name for Ouadane
wadds - plural of "wadd", manganese ore
waddy - an Australian war club
waded - walked through shallow water
wader - one who wades; a wading boot
wades - walks through shallow water
wadge - a thick dense lump; a slice
wadie - a first name
wadis - plural of "wadi", the bed of a usually dry watercourse
wadja - slang for "what did you"
wadly - a first name
wadna - slang for "would not"
wadts - plural of "wadt", an earthy ore of manganese
wadya - slang for "what do you" or "what did you"
waefu - sorrowful
waegs - plural of "waeg", the kittiwake
wafaa - a first name
wafer - a thin crisp cake
waffs - waves
wafik - a first name
wafiq - a first name
wafts - carries lightly over air or water
wafty - short for "wafty crank", a spoonerism for "crafty wank", or surreptitious masturbation
wagah - a town in India, on the border with Pakistan
waged - carried out
wagel - the black gull
wager - to bet
wages - pay; salary; carries out a battle, war, or conflict
wagga - a blanket made by sewing together two sacks; an Australian town
waggy - tending to wag
wagha - a town in Pakistan
wagon - a lorry; a cart
wahbi - a first name
wahib - a first name
wahoo - a shrubby North American tree; a University of Virginia Cavalier
waiau - an Australasian river
waica - a South American Indian language
waide - a first name; weighed
waiel - a first name
waifs - plural of "waif", a helpless infant or child
waift - a waif
waify - like a waif
wails - cries dramatically; bemoans
waily - full of dramatic crying
wains - plural of "wain", a large open wagon
waird - guard
wairs - spends; planks
waist - the part of the body between the ribs and the hips
waite - a first name; to wait
waits - a first name; tarries; plural of "wait", a Yule minstrel
waive - to remit; to dispense with
wajan - a prostitute
wajia - a first name
wajib - an Islamic Arabic term for acts of religious duty
wajid - a first name
wajih - a first name
wajir - a town in Kenya
wakan - a supernatural force of Sioux mythology
wakas - plural of "waka", a Maori canoe
wakde - an island near New Guinea
wakea - a unit of weight in Ethiopia
waked - aroused
waken - to arouse
waker - one who wakes
wakes - arouses; plural of "wake", a private ceremony for the dead
wakey - a childish form of "wake"
wakfs - plural of "wakf", an Islamic charitable institution
wakhi - an Indo-European people of the Hindu Kush
wakie - a childish form of "wake"
wakif - in Islamic law, the person creating a wakf
wakil - a first name
wakon - a variant of "wakan", a supernatural force of Sioux mythology
walan - the amboyna tree
walcz - a town in Poland
walda - a first name
waldi - a first name
waldo - a first name; a device for remote controlled manipulation of objects
walds - welds
waldy - a first name
waled - striped
waler - an Australian horse; a native of New South Wales
wales - a first name; a British principality; weals
walid - a first name
walie - a first name
walis - plural of "wali", a ruler of Swat
walks - goes by foot; plural of "walk", a path
walky - a childish form of "walk"
walla - a person engaged in a particular activity
walle - a first name
walli - a first name
walls - plural of "wall", a barrier
wally - a first name
walms - rolls; spouts; boils up
walon - a first name
walsh - a first name
walth - wealth
waltr - a first name
walty - a first name; unstable; likely to roll
waltz - a dance and music form
walwe - to wallow
walyo - a young man
wamba - money; a river in the Congo
wamed - having a wame
wamel - a town in Holland
wames - plural of "wame", the belly
wamid - a first name
wampa - a hopeful starlet
wampo - beer slops recovered and served as new
wamps - plural of "wamp", the American eider
wampy - insane
wamus - a heavy knitted jacket or cardigan; a fringed buckskin shirt
wanda - a first name
wandi - a first name
wando - a river in South Carolina; a town in South Korea
wands - plural of "wand", a baton
wandy - a first name; wandlike
waned - decreased
waner - something that decreases
wanes - decreases
waney - waning
wanga - voodoo sorcery; a wanker, or masturbator
wango - a boomerang
wangs - plural of "wang", the cheek bone
wanja - a first name
wanji - a language
wanks - masturbates
wanky - meager; disappointing; objectionable; like a wanker
wanle - wandle
wanly - weakly
wanna - a first name; slang for "want to"
wannd - a wand or stick
wanni - a region in northern Sri Lanka
wanny - a first name
wanta - slang for "want to"
wants - desires; lacks
wanty - a loading strap, belly band, or surcingle
wanye - a first name
wanze - to decrease or waste away
waped - dejected
wapil - a town in Papua New Guinea
wappo - an American Indian people of northwest California
wapps - plural of "wapp", a shroud tightener (who wants to look baggy AND dead?)
wappy - sentimental
waqar - a first name
waqas - a first name
waqfs - plural of "wakf", an Islamic charitable institution
warao - a tribe of Venezuelan Indians
warap - a cheap tasteless meal
warau - an Indian tribe of South America
warby - filthy; defective; shabby
warda - a first name
warde - a first name
wards - turns aside; plural of "ward", a person under guardianship, a division of a town or hospital
wared - was wary of
waren - a town in Germany
wareo - a town in Papua New Guinea
wares - plural of "ware", an item for sale
warez - pirated software
waris - a first name
warka - a first name; a town in Poland; an ancient Sumerian town
warks - endures pain; plural of "wark", a bulwark
warld - world
warly - warlike
warms - heats up
warna - weren't
warns - admonishes
warny - a first name
warps - distorts; not the wefts
warre - worse
warri - a region of Nigeria
warry - warye
warse - worse
warsh - tasteless
warst - worst
warta - a Polish river
warth - a shore; a flat meadow
warts - plural of "wart", a skin defect; a verruca
warty - wart-ridden
warua - a town in Fiji
warus - a first name
warye - to curse; to condemn
wasat - a constellation
wasco - a Native American language family; a town in California
waser - a young woman
wases - plural of "wase", a straw head pad
washa - an American Indian language
washo - an American Indian people of the vicinity of Lake Tahoe
washt - washed
washy - watery; washed out
wasim - a first name
wasir - a variant spelling of "vizier"
wasit - an ancient trading city in modern Iraq
waske - a river in New Guinea
wasms - plural of "wasm", an "ism" that isn't any more
wasnt - "wasn't", that is, "was not"
wasps - plural of "wasp", a hornet; a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant
waspy - resembling a wasp
wassa - slang for "what's the"
waste - rubbish; to kill
wasto - utterly overcome by indulgence in drink or drugs
wasty - wasteful
wasum - a town in Papua New Guinea
watab - a town in Minnesota
watap - a thread made from the roots of various trees
watau - a town in Sudan
watch - observe; portable timepiece
waten - wetted
water - H2O; to irrigate
watsa - slang for "what's the"
watsu - "water shiatsu", a spa treatment
watts - plural of "watt", a unit of measurement of power, a joule per second
wauff - to waff, to bark
waugh - damp
wauks - wakes
waulk - to walk
wauls - cries like a cat
waura - a tribe of Indians in South America
waurs - worse
waved - fluctuated; greeted
waver - one who greets; to vacillate; a British river
waves - undulates
wavey - the snow goose; wavy
wavre - a town in Belgium, site of a famous battle
wawes - plural of "wawe", a wave
wawls - cries like a cat
waxed - grew; applied wax to
waxen - made of wax
waxer - one who waxes
waxes - applies wax to; grows
wayan - a first name
wayao - a tribe in Malawi and Mozambique
wayde - a first name
wayed - journeyed
wayee - a first name
wayer - further or more, as in "wayer out"
wayne - a first name
waynn - a first name
wayte - a first name
wazir - a first name; a vizier
wazoo - a mythical bodily orifice up which or out of which amazing things fly
wazzu - the nickname for the University of Washington
weaky - wet, damp; a weakling
weald - a woodland
weals - plural of "weal", a welt; a person's well-being or benefit
weamb - a wame
weans - withhold's mother's milk, and diverts to prepared food
weare - a town in New Hampshire
wears - uses as attire; runs down
weary - tired
weasy - gluttonous; given to indulgence
weave - intertwine
webby - reticulated; related to the World Wide Web
weber - a first name; a unit of measurement of magnetic flux
webly - a first name
wecht - weight
wedad - a first name
wedel - to perform a skiing technique; a town in Germany
weder - weather
wedge - coign
wedgy - resembling a wedge; the act of pulling another's underwear so tightly it get wedged in their butt-crack
weeds - undesirable plants; to remove weeds; widow's clothes
weedy - full of weeds; weak and lanky
weeke - a wick
weeko - a first name
weeks - plural of "week", a period of seven days
weels - plural of "weel", a fish trap
weely - a wicker fish trap
weems - plural of "weem", an underground abode or cave
weeng - a wing
weens - supposes; thinks
weent - a course
weeny - a runt; a hot dog; used in the phrase "teeny weeny" to mean tiny
weeps - cries
weepy - teary; crying
weest - smallest
weete - to know
weets - knows
weety - rainy
weeze - to ooze
wefte - a past participle of "waive"
wefts - not the warps
wefty - interwoven
weida - a town in Germany
weids - plural of "weid", a sudden illness
weigh - to balance; to ponder
weigo - an island near New Guinea
weiho - a river in China
weils - plural of "weil", a whirlpool
weipa - a town in Papua New Guinea
weipe - a town in South Africa
weird - strange; eerie
weirs - plural of "weir", a fish-catching fence in a stream
weise - to guide in a certain direction
weism - excessive use of the word "we"
weive - waive
weize - to guide in a certain direction
wekas - plural of "weka", a flightless bird of New Zealand
wekau - a small New Zealand owl
welby - a first name
welch - a first name; a native of Wales; to renounce a debt
welda - a first name
welds - joins by applying heat
welew - to welk or wither
welke - to wither
welks - withers
welkt - twisted
wello - a town in Ethiopia
wells - a first name; rises to the surface and flows forth; an English town; plural of "well", a shaft dug down to the water level
welly - well nigh; a Wellington boot; force or power
welme - to cover
welsh - a first name; a native of Wales; to renounce a debt
welte - an obsolete past tense of "to wield"
welti - a first name
welts - plural of "welt", a ridge or lump on the skin
welty - covered in welts; like a welt
wembs - plural of "wemb", a wame
wench - a maid
wenda - a first name
wende - a first name; a bend
wendi - a first name
wends - proceeds along; a Slavic ethnic group
wendy - a first name
wenes - weans
wenny - ridden with sebaceous cysts; unlikely to be busy on Saturday night
wenro - an American Indian language
wents - plural of "went", a path; a trail
wenxi - a county in China
wenza - a first name
wepen - a weapon
weres - plural of "were", a weir
werfs - plural of "werf", the area near a farm house and barn
werke - work
werns - refuses
werre - war
wersh - tasteless; unrefreshing
werst - variant of "verst", a Russian unit of distance
werth - a first name
werts - plural of "wert", variant of "wart"
wesak - the Buddhist New Year festival
wesam - a first name
wesel - a town in Germany
wesen - a star in the constellation Canis Major
weser - a river in Germany which goes past Hameln
wesil - the weasand, the windpipe
wesla - a first name
wesly - a first name
weste - a first name
wests - plural of "west", a direction
westy - dizzy or giddy
wetar - a Timorese island
wetas - plural of "weta", a New Zealand grasshopper
wetly - moistly
wevet - a cobweb
wevil - a weevil
wewak - a town in New Guinea
wexed - a dialect form of "vexed"
wexes - a dialect form of "vexes"
weyle - to wail
weyve - to waive
wezen - a constellation
wezet - a town in Belgium
whaal - a whale
whaap - the European curlew
whack - to thwack
whala - to lash with stripes
whale - a sea mammal
whall - wall-eye; a light color of the eye in horses
whalm - to cover
whalp - to whelp
whaly - marked in streaks
whame - the burrel-fly
whamo - the sound of an impact
whamp - a wasp
whams - hits with a loud impact
whang - a bang; a leather thong; to shoot; a shive; the penis
whaps - whops
whare - a Maori hut
wharf - a quay, dock, pier
wharl - whorl
wharp - a fine sand from the banks of the river Trent, used for polishing
whase - whose
whats - plural of "what", the matter in question; the true nature of things
whatt - whittled
whauk - a whack; a cut; a great number
whaul - wall-eye
whaup - the curlew
whaur - where
wheal - weal; a temporary red area of the skin
whear - where
wheat - a grain
wheek - to steal
wheel - a disk on an axle; to revolve
wheem - a whim
wheen - a small quantity; the high pitched sound of wind
wheep - to give forth a prolonged whistle; a small glass of beer
wheft - a knotted flag
wheip - to squeak
wheki - a New Zealand fern
whelk - a gastropod
whelm - to overwhelm; to rise above
whelp - a puppy
whens - plural of "when", the time when an event occurs
where - in what place
whets - sharpens
whewl - to whine or howl
whews - plural of "whew", a whistling sound; an exclamation of relief
wheys - plural of "whey", the watery part of milk
which - what particular one
whick - to squeal like a pig
whids - moves rapidly and quietly; lies; quarrels
whiff - a faint smell
whift - a breath; a glimpse
whigs - plural of "Whig", a member of an English or American political party
while - at the same time
whilk - the sea duck; which
whimp - a wimp
whims - plural of "whim", a caprice
whine - to whimper; to complain about minor problems
whing - a sharp high-pitched ringing sound
whins - plural of "whin", furze
whiny - tending to whine
whips - scourges
whipt - poetic "whipped"
whirl - to twirl
whirr - to move with a buzzing sound
whirs - moves with a buzzing sound
whish - to move with a hissing sound
whisk - a brush or small broom
whisp - a wisp
whiss - to hiss or whistle
whist - a card game; to keep silence
white - pale, wan, chalky; Caucasian
whits - plural of "whit", a particle or small amount
whitt - a first name
whity - whitish
whizz - whiz
whoas - plural of "whoa", a command to stop
whoda - a first name
whole - entire; in one piece
whomp - to defeat decisively; to hit heavily
whoof - a snort, a blow
whoop - a shout of joy
whoot - to hoot
whops - strikes forcibly
whore - a prostitute
whorl - a convolution
whort - the whortleberry
whory - whorish
whose - belonging to what person
whoso - a word meaning "any person that"
whowe - wow
whuff - to blow noisily
whule - to whine or howl
whump - to thump; to defeat decisively
whurs - plural of "whur", a noise
whurt - whort
whush - a word suggestive of the soft sound of wind or waves
whyms - plural of "whym", a member of the YMCA
whyte - a first name
wiatt - a first name
wibbe - a first name
wicca - witchcraft; a witch
wicht - a person
wicke - wicked
wicks - plural of "wick", a twisted fiber that burns in a lamp or candle
wicky - a mountain ash; "wicked", hence excellent
widad - a first name
widdy - a widow; a withy
widen - to broaden
wider - more broad
wides - plural of "wide", a kind of bowled ball in cricket
widow - a woman whose husband has died
width - breadth
widwe - a widow
wiebe - a first name
wiehl - a town in Germany
wield - to brandish
wiels - plural of "wiel", a fish trap
wiers - plural of "wier", a variant of "weir"
wiery - wet
wiese - an island
wifey - an affectionate name for one's wife
wifie - an affectionate name for one's wife
wigan - a stiff plain-woven cotton; an English city
wigga - a white person who emulates a particular kind of ghetto attitude and dress
wiggs - plural of "wigg", a cake
wiggy - weird; wacky; wild; formal
wight - a living creature; strong and nimble
wijaw - a language
wikes - plural of "wike", a temporary mark or boundary
wikie - a first name
wikis - plural of "wiki", an online document that can be cooperatively edited
wikke - wicked
wilba - a first name
wilco - a response used to indicate that a received message WILL be COMPLIED with
wilda - a first name
wilds - plural of "wild", an area that has not been developed or settled
wildy - a first name
wiled - beguiled
wilek - a first name
wiles - plural of "wile", an art of enticement
wiley - a first name
wilga - an Australian tree with aromatic hardwood
wilis - plural of "wili", the ghost of a girl who dies before her marriage
wilja - an Aboriginal shelter or hut
wilko - a first name
wilks - plural of "wilk", a whelk
willa - a first name
wille - a first name
willi - a first name
willo - a first name
wills - a first name; plural of "will", a desire; a testament
willy - a first name; a wool cleaning device; a penis
wilma - a first name
wilna - a first name
wilne - to wish; to desire
wilno - the Polish name of the city of Vilnius
wilts - droops
wilty - wilting; drooping
wilwe - willow
wimar - a first name
wimby - slang for "Wimbledon", site of an important tennis tournament
wimpo - weak, ineffectual
wimps - plural of "wimp", an unaggressive, easily manipulated person; a weakly interacting massive particle
wimpy - unaggressive; a friend of Popeye
wince - to flinch
winch - a hoisting device
winco - a wing commander
winda - a first name
windi - a first name
winds - gusts of air; turns or coils
windy - a first name; gusty; having many turns
wined - served wine to
winer - one who drinks considerable wine
wines - plural of "wine", a fermented grape juice
winey - resembling wine
winge - to whinge
wings - a first name; plural of "wing", an organ of flight; an auxilliary
wingy - rapid; winglike; a one-armed man
winie - a wine enthusiast
winji - sickly; frail
winko - a wing commander
winks - closes and opens an eye quickly; nictitates
winky - a first name; a device for smoking free-base cocaine
winna - a first name; a dialect variant of "will not"
winnd - wind
winne - a first name
winni - a first name
winns - plural of "winn", a penny
winny - a first name
winos - plural of "wino", an alcoholic; a supersymmetric partner for the W boson
wintr - a first name
wintu - an American Indian tribe
winze - a ventilating shaft in a mine; a curse
wioot - without; except
wiped - rubbed; cleansed; defeated; intoxicated
wiper - one who wipes; a windshield cleaner
wipes - rubs lightly to clean
wipey - suggestive of a wipe, or of being wiped
wired - telegraphed; snared; very tense
wirer - one who wires
wires - plural of "wire", a metal cable; a telegram
wirey - suggestive of a wire; containing many wires
wirls - plural of "wirl", a stunted creature
wirra - an interjection expressing sorrow
wirth - worth
wisam - a first name
wisby - Visby, a seaport in Sweden
wised - became aware
wisen - to get wise
wiser - more wise
wises - becomes aware
wisha - an interjection expressing surprise
wisht - poetic "wished"
wishy - full of wishes; like a wish
wisia - a first name
wisla - a European river
wisly - a first name; certainly
wisna - wasn't
wisps - plural of "wisp", a strand; a small indistinct mass
wispy - flocculent
wisse - to teach; to inform; to show
wisst - wished
wiste - knew
wists - knows
witan - a Norse or Anglo-Saxon parliament; the Witanagemote
witch - a crone; a sibyl
wited - blamed
witek - a first name
witen - known
wites - blames
witha - a first name
withe - a willow twig
withs - plural of "with", a variant of "withe", a twig
withy - a species of willow
witts - tin ore separated from earth by stamping
witty - a first name; clever
wived - married a woman
wiver - a two-legged dragon
wives - plural of "wife", a married woman
wiwid - a first name
wixom - a town in Michigan
wiyat - an American Indian tribe
wiyot - a people of the coast of northern California
wizen - to shrivel
wizes - plural of "wiz", a wizard, an expert, a maven
wizzo - the nickname for a weapons systems officer, who sits behind the pilot
wlite - beauty; to gaze or look
wnion - a British river
woads - plural of "woad", a plant yielding a blue dye suitable for daubing Britons
woady - like or containing woad
woald - a yellow pigment
woana - a first name
wocks - plural of "wock", a wok
woden - the Norse chief god, also known as Odin
wodes - plural of "wode", wood
wodge - a bulky bulging object; a thick dense lump; a slice
wodgy - bulky and bulging
woema - power; energy
woful - woeful
wogan - a first name
wogul - a tribe of Ugrian stock
woibe - a unit of measurement in Arabia
wokam - an island near New Guinea
wokas - a western American spattercock; plural of "woka", a Chinook helicopter
woken - awakened
wolde - an obsolete form of "would"
wolds - plural of "wold", an upland plain
woldy - of or like a wold
wolfe - a first name
wolff - a first name
wolfs - eats rapidly
wolfy - a first name; like a wolf
wolle - wool
wolly - a young and inexperienced uniformed policeman; an unfashionable person from suburbia
wolof - an ethnic group and language of Africa
wolve - a wolf; to produce a howl like a wolf with a pipe organ
woman - a human female
womba - money
wombs - plural of "womb", a uterus
womby - capacious; like a womb
women - plural of "woman", a female
womps - whomps; defeats decisively
wompy - something that will make you ill
womyn - a faddish spelling of "woman" that avoids "man"
wonda - a first name
woned - dwelt; abided
wones - dwells; abides; plural of "wone", a custom or habit
woney - a first name
wonga - an Australian pigeon; a cattail; a heap of money
wongi - a chat
wongs - plural of "wong", a common meadowland
wonju - a town in South Korea
wonks - plural of "wonk", an overly studious student
wonky - overly studious; unreliable
wonna - will not; won't
wonne - a variant past tense of "win"
wonts - plural of "wont", a custom or habit
woods - an area covered in trees; a forest; plural of "wood", a piece of lumber
woody - a first name; forested; made of wood; an erection
wooed - courted
wooer - a suitor
woofs - utters a barking sound; not the warps
woofy - densely woven; a stylish person
woola - a cigarette of crack cocaine, mixed with marijuana and rolled in a cigar leaf
woold - to twist; a dyer's weed
woolf - a first name
wools - plural of "wool", a fleece
wooly - woolly
wooms - plural of "woom", beaver fur
woons - a mild oath; plural of "woon", a dwelling
woont - the mole
woops - an exclamation; plural of "woop", an inhabitant of "Woop Woop", a mythical rural backwater
woosh - a swooping sound effect
woosy - woozy
wootz - Bengali steel
wooze - marshy ground
woozy - groggy; dizzy
wopen - wept
words - plural of "word", a meaningful speech sound
wordy - verbose
worie - a first name
works - deeds; operates
world - universe
worms - plural of "worm", a small limbless invertebrate
wormy - containing worms
worom - a first name
worry - to fret
worse - badder; more not good
worst - baddest; the mostest not good
worth - a first name; value
worts - plural of "wort", a plant
wotan - Odin, CEO of the Norse gods
wough - a wall or partition of a house; a steep bank
would - past tense of "will"
wouls - howls
wound - coiled; hurt
woups - plural of "woup", a simple metal ring
woven - interlaced
wowed - impressed
wowee - an exclamation of amazement
wower - one who amazes
wowes - woos
wowie - an exclamation of amazement
wowke - a week
woxen - waxed; made of wax
wrack - ruin; seaweed
wrake - wrack
wramp - a twist or strain
wrang - wrung; wrong; a fight
wraps - plural of "wrap", an envelope; a coat
wrapt - poetic "wrapped"
wrast - a past participle of "wrest"
wrate - a past participle of "write"
wrath - anger
wraul - to caterwaul
wrawl - to caterwaul
wrays - reveals
wreak - to inflict
wreat - a Scottish dialect form of "write"
wreck - to ruin
wreil - a covering
wreke - to wreak
wrens - plural of "wren", a small bird
wrest - to wrench
wreys - reveals
wrick - to sprain
wried - contorted
wrier - more contorted
wries - contorts
wrigs - wriggles
wrine - a deep line or wrinkle in the face; to cry like a pig
wring - to extort; to twist
wrist - the joint connecting the hand and arm
write - to indite; to scribble
writs - plural of "writ", a summons or judicial order
wroke - a past participle of "to wreak"
wrong - incorrect; to injure
wroot - an obsolete past tense of "to write"
wrote - penned
wroth - angry
wrung - tormented
wryer - more contorted
wryly - distorted
wuddy - widdy
wudeh - a first name
wudge - a clump
wuhan - a city in China
wuhsi - a city in China
wuish - washed
wukka - a very attractive person
wulik - a river in Alaska
wulls - wills
wumph - a sound caused by a heavy falling object
wunna - a dialect variant of "would not"
wurps - plural of "wurp", a stone's throw; a glance
wurst - a sausage
wuses - plural of "wus", a companion or buddy
wushu - a Chinese martial art popularized by Bruce Lee
wusih - a city in China
wussy - an unaggressive unmanly male
wuste - an obsolete past tense of "to wit"
wusun - usun; a nomadic people of the Fergana valley
wuwei - a city in China
wuzzy - a girl
wyano - a town in Pennsylvania
wyant - a first name
wyatt - a first name
wyche - a first name
wyeth - a first name
wykes - plural of "wyke", a week
wylas - plural of "wyla", a helmeted Australian cockatoo
wylda - a first name
wyles - beguiles
wylie - a first name
wylma - a first name
wylye - a British river
wyman - a first name
wymer - a first name
wynau - a town in Switzerland
wyndi - a first name
wynds - plural of "wynd", a narrow lane
wyndy - a first name
wynne - a first name; a town in Arkansas
wynns - plural of "wynn", the rune for "W"
wynny - a first name
wypes - plural of "wype", the wipe, or lapwing
wyson - a town in England
wysox - a town in Pennsylvania
wyten - an obsolete past tense of "to wit"
wytes - blames
wythe - a first name; withe
xalle - an obsolete form of "shall"
xandy - a first name
xanne - a first name
xaraf - an Oriental money-changer
xaver - a first name
xavia - a first name
xavon - a first name
xebec - an Algerian pirate ship
xegar - a town in Tibet
xemes - plural of "xeme", a fork-tailed arctic gull
xenia - a first name; the effect of pollen on certain plant structures; dainty food offered to a passing prince
xenic - pertaining to a type of culture medium
xenon - a gaseous element
xenos - a first name; a genus of wasp parasites
xenyl - a chemical
xeque - a variant of "sheik"
xeres - sherry; a town in Spain, site of a famous battle
xerga - a saddle blanket
xeric - requiring only very small amounts of moisture
xerif - a shereef
xerox - to photocopy; this is a trademark in danger of becoming generic
xertz - to gulp or swallow rapidly
xerus - a genus of African ground squirrels
xever - a first name
xewat - a first name
xhosa - a South African ethnic group
xiahe - a town in China
xiang - a first name
xiapu - a village in China
xicak - jicaque
xijia - a town in China
xinca - an extinct people of south eastern Guatemala
xingu - a tributary of the Amazon river; a region in Brazil
xisti - plural of "xystus"
xoana - plural of "xoanon", a wood-stump carving in ancient Greece
xored - applied the logical operation of "exclusive or"
xowyn - an obsolete word meaning to shove
xrays - plural of "xray", a high energy light wave
xtina - an abbreviation for "Christina"
xulde - an obsolete form of "should"
xurel - a variant spelling of "jurel", a blue runner fish
xylan - a substance found in cell walls of plants
xylem - woody tissue
xylia - a first name; a genus of Asiatic trees
xylic - benzoic acid
xylol - xylene, an aromatic fluid
xylon - a first name
xylyl - xylene
xyrid - an herb similar to the sedge
xyris - a genus of marsh plants
xysma - white specks and bits of matter in human feces (who's looking?)
xysta - scraped decorative designs on the facades of houses
xysti - plural of "xystus", a long open portico used for athletics in bad weather
xysts - plural of "xyst", a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient Greece; a garden walk bordered by trees
yaani - a first name
yabbi - an indigenous name for the thylacine
yabby - an indigenous name for the thylacine; a small freshwater crayfish; a wicket keeper
yabim - jabim
yacal - a Philippine tree with durable yellow brown wood
yacca - a Jamaican tree
yacef - a first name
yachi - a first name
yacht - a luxury boat
yacka - work
yacks - chatters; talks persistently
yacoo - a white person, regarded as devilish
yacou - the guan, a large Brazilian game bird
yacov - a first name
yacub - the devil figure in Black Muslim mythology
yaddo - an artist's colony in upstate New York, to which I have not yet been invited
yaeko - a first name
yaeli - a first name
yaffa - a first name
yaffs - barks
yafit - a first name
yagel - a first name
yager - a northern bird; a jager, a light infantryman
yagil - a first name
yagis - plural of "yagi", a shortwave radio antenna
yagua - a Puerto Rican palm
yagul - an ancient city of the Mexican Teotihuacan civilization
yahia - a first name
yahir - a first name
yahoo - a hooligan; an exclamation; cocaine
yahve - Jehovah or Yahweh
yahwe - Jehovah or Yahweh
yahya - a first name
yaile - a first name
yaima - a first name
yaini - a town in Papua New Guinea
yaird - a garden; a yard
yairn - a story; yarn
yairs - plural of "yair", a salmon trap
yaisy - a first name
yaiza - a town on the island of Lanzarote
yaizu - a town in Japan
yajna - a Vedic ritual of sacrifice
yajur - a first name
yakan - a member of a Moro people of the Philippines
yakas - plural of "yaka", a member of a Bantu people known for their carved masks
yakez - a first name
yakin - a takin, a Tibetan goat antelope
yakir - a first name; a town in Palestine
yakka - Australian slang for work or labor
yakky - talkative
yakob - a first name
yakoo - a white racist
yakov - a first name
yakow - a hybrid yak-cow
yaksa - a guardian angel
yakut - a first name; a people living in Yakutsk
yalah - the oil of the mahwa tree
yalda - a first name; a Zoroastrian festival of December 21
yales - plural of "yale", a mythical animal of heraldry; a lock
yalie - a Yale student
yalta - a Crimean resort, site of a controversial meeting in WWII
yamel - a first name; a Kalapooian people of the Yamhill river valley
yamen - a mandarin's office or house
yameo - an extinct language of Peru
yamie - a first name
yamit - a former Israeli settlement on the Sinai peninsula
yamka - a first name
yamma - the llama
yampa - a western North American plant with fleshy edible roots; a river in Colorado
yamph - to bark like a small dog
yamps - plural of "yamp", an umbelliferous plant
yamun - a mandarin's house
yanae - a first hane
yanah - a first name
yanan - a language family of the Hokan stock
yanar - a first name
yanbo - a port in Saudi Arabia
yanbu - a port in Saudi Arabia
yance - a first name
yanci - a first name
yancy - a first name
yanek - a first name
yanet - a first name
yaney - a first name
yanga - a first name; ostentation
yangs - plural of "yang", the masculine active principle
yania - a first name
yanik - a first name
yanil - a first name
yanis - a first name
yaniv - a first name
yanji - a town in China, near the Korean border
yanka - a first name
yanks - plural of "yank", a jerk; a Northerner; an American
yanky - like a yank; with many yanks; jerky
yanna - a first name
yanni - a first name
yanno - a first name
yanqi - an oasis in western China
yanta - a town in Lebanon
yanti - a first name
yaply - eagerly; hungrily
yapok - a South American aquatic oppossum
yapon - an evergreen shrub
yapps - plural of "yapp", a limp leather binding
yappy - given to yapping
yaqui - a Taracahitian people of Sonora, Mexico
yarak - good flying conditions for falconry
yaray - a Puerto Rican fan palm
yards - plural of "yard", an enclosed lawn; a unit of length of 3 feet
yarek - a first name
yarer - nimbler
yares - [of a ship] responds easily
yarey - a first name
yarfa - a peaty soil
yargs - plural of "yarg", a mild white moist cheese from Cornwall
yarim - a town in Yemen
yariv - a first name
yarka - a town in Israel
yarke - a saki of the genus Pithecia
yarks - yerks
yarma - a first name
yarms - shrieks
yarns - plural of "yarn", a story; knitting material
yaron - a first name
yarra - insane; a river in Australia
yarrs - snarls
yarta - a term of endearment
yarto - a term of endearment
yarty - a British river
yasar - a first name
yaser - a first name
yasha - a first name
yasht - a Zend-Avesta prayer book
yasin - a first name; a political district in Pakistan
yasir - a first name
yasma - a first name
yasna - the primary liturgical collection of the Avesta
yassi - a first name
yasuf - a village on the West Bank
yasun - a European cape
yasuo - a first name
yasur - a volcano on Tanna Island in Vanuatu
yater - a town in Lebanon
yates - a first name; plural of "yate", a gate
yatin - a first name
yatta - a Palestinian town
yauca - a town in Peru
yauds - plural of "yaud", an old worn-out mare; a jade
yauld - vigorous; active
yauli - a town in Peru
yaulp - to yaup
yauls - yawls
yaups - utters a loud harsh cry
yaupy - drunk
yauri - a town in Peru
yauza - a river that runs into Moscow
yavin - a first name
yavne - an Israeli town
yavuz - a first name
yawds - plural of "yawd", a jade; an old horse
yawed - turned to the left or right
yawey - like the yaws, a tropical disease
yawky - harsh-sounding; uncultured
yawls - utters a loud long mournful cry; plural of "yawl", a small boat
yawns - gapes; opens the mouth wide for a deep inhalation
yawny - boring
yawps - utters a loud harsh cry
yaxha - a town in eastern Mexico
yayoi - a first name; a Japanese culture the followed the Jomon period
yazan - a first name
yazen - a first name
yazid - a first name
yazoo - a river in western Mississippi
ybore - a past participle of "bear"
yclad - clothed
ycled - variant of "yclad", clothed
ycond - a past participle of "con"
ycore - chosen, elect
ydrad - a past participle of "dread"
ydred - a past participle of "dread"
yeads - goes
yeaho - cocaine
yeahs - plural of "yeah", a colloquial form of "yes"
yeala - a first name
yealm - a British river; a yelm
yeana - a first name
yeans - bears young
yeara - a poison oak
yeard - variant of "yird", earth
yearn - to crave
years - plural of "year", a unit of time of 365 days
yeast - leaven
yeats - a first name
yecch - an exclamation of disgust
yedda - a first name; a natural unsplit straw for hats
yeddo - the former name of Tokyo; a natural unsplit straw for hats
yedes - goes
yedil - a first name
yedit - a first name
yeeds - goes
yeels - plural of "yeel", an eel
yeens - bears young
yeesh - an exclamation of disgust, impatience, or exasperation
yefat - a first name
yefim - a first name
yeggs - plural of "yegg", a burglar; a hobo
yegor - a first name
yegua - a river in Texas
yehed - a first name
yehia - a first name
yehor - a first name
yehua - a first name
yehud - the province of the Jews who returned from Babylon
yeily - a first name
yeira - a first name
yeisi - a first name
yeisk - Eisk
yekke - a German Jew
yelba - a first name
yelds - plural of "yeld", a cow not giving milk because of age or calfing
yelek - a Turkish vest
yelks - plural of "yelk", an egg yolk
yella - a first name
yello - a humorous form of "hello"
yells - shouts
yelly - characterized by yelling
yelms - plural of "yelm", a quantity of combed, bound straw used for thatching
yelps - utters a sharp shrill cry
yelts - plural of "yelt", a young sow
yelve - a dung fork
yelwa - a town in Nigeria
yeman - a yeoman
yemen - a Middle Eastern country
yenan - a city in northern Shensi province, China
yenbo - an Arabian town
yench - to swindle or cheat
yends - throws; casts
yenih - a first name
yenki - a town in China
yenni - a first name
yenny - a first name
yensy - a first name
yenta - a talkative, gossipy person
yentl - a first name
yentz - to cheat; to fleece; to fornicate
yerba - Spanish for "herb", used in the names of several plants; Paraguay tea
yerds - beats with a rod; plural of "yerd", a less aggressive nerd-yuppie mix
yerga - coarse material used for horse blankets
yerks - beats vigorously; jerks; arouses; cracks (a whip)
yerne - briskly
yerns - yearns
yernt - a socially inept person
yerra - a mild oath
yerst - erst
yerth - an obsolete form of "earth"
yerva - yerba
yesca - a first name; marijuana
yeses - plural of "yes", a word of agreement
yeshi - a first name
yesim - a first name
yeska - a first name
yesks - plural of "yesk", a yex, or hiccup
yesso - an old name for Hokkaido
yests - plural of "yest", yeast
yesty - yeasty
yeter - a first name
yetis - plural of "yeti", the abominable snowman (he's so bad!)
yetta - a first name
yette - a first name; to concede
yetts - plural of "yett", a gate
yetty - a first name
yeuch - to gag; to make disgusted sounds
yeuks - itches
yeuky - itchy
yeven - a dialect form of "given"
yeves - gives
yevno - a first name
yevul - a town in Israel
yewen - made of yew
yewie - a U-turn
yewks - itches
yewky - itchy
yexed - hiccupped
yexes - hiccups
yeysk - a town in Russia
yezad - a first name
yezdi - a Mesopotamian sect accused of worshipping the devil
yezzy - a first name
yfere - together; in company
ygapo - a swamp
yghes - plural of "yghe", an eye
yhaya - a first name
yhuda - a first name
yibal - a town in Oman
yibin - a town in China
yibir - a Somali tribe traditionally related to the Hebrews
yibna - a destroyed Palestinian vilalge
yield - to submit
yifan - a first name
yifts - plural of "yift", a gift
yigel - a first name
yigil - a town in South Korea
yigit - a first name
yihye - a first name
yikes - an exclamation
yills - plural of "yill", an ale
yinal - a first name
yince - once
yinka - a first name
yinki - a first name
yipes - an interjection of surprise or amazement
yippy - a member of the Youth International Party
yipsi - a first name
yirds - earths
yirks - beats vigorously; jerks; arouses; cracks (a whip)
yirms - frets; whines
yirol - a town in Sudan
yirrs - snarls
yirth - earth
yisel - a hostage
yisse - to covet
yites - plural of "yite", the yellow bunting
yitro - a first name
yitta - a first name
yiver - eager; greedy
yives - gives
yizak - a first name
ylana - a first name
ylems - plural of "ylem", a material from which all others were made
ylide - a neutral molecule with positive and negative charges on adjacent atoms
ylike - alike
ylkes - plural of "ylke", ilk
ymolt - molten
ympes - plural of "ympe", an imp
yngve - a first name
ynoir - a town in Belgium
yoana - a first name
yoani - a first name
yoash - a first name
yobbo - a hooligan
yobie - a first name
yobos - plural of "yobo", a hooligan
yocco - a South American shrub whose leaves can be brewed to make a caffeine drink
yocks - variant of "yucks", laughs or jokes
yodel - a kind of Tyrolese singing
yoder - a town in Kansas
yodhs - plural of "yodh", the tenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
yodit - a first name
yodle - to yodel
yodok - a town in North Korea
yogas - plura of "yoga", a Hindu philosophy
yogee - a yogi
yoghs - plural of "yogh", a Middle English letter
yogic - pertaining to yoga
yogin - a Hindu philosopher or ascetic
yogis - plural of "yogi", a person who practices yoga
yohji - a first name
yoick - to encourage
yoiks - plural of "yoik", a hoodlum
yoits - plural of "yoit", the yellow bunting
yojan - a Hindu unit of length, of about 5 miles
yoked - coupled
yokel - a hick; a rube; a redneck
yoker - one who yokes together; one who robs with violence
yokes - ties together
yokie - a first name
yokin - a spell; a day's work
yokos - plural of "yoko", a Japanese woodblock
yokul - jokol
yoley - a first name
yolie - a first name
yolks - plural of "yolk", the nucleus of an egg
yolky - of the consistency of egg yolks
yolls - yells
yolly - a first name
yomps - carries heavy equipment on foot over difficult terrain
yomud - a Turkoman people
yonah - a first name
yonas - a first name
yonat - a first name
yonca - a first name
yonda - a town in the Congo
yones - a first name
yongi - a town in Korea
yonic - of or referring to the yoni
yonis - plural of "yoni", the female counterpart of the lingam
yonit - a first name
yonks - ages, as in the phrase, "haven't seen you for yonks!"
yonna - a first name
yonne - a French river; a department of France
yoofs - plural of "yoof", a playful spelling of a lower class pronunciation of "youth"
yoofy - of or like a yoof
yoops - plural of "yoop", an onomatopoetic sob
yoots - plural of "yoot", slurred slang for a "youth", a teenage hoodlum
yopal - a town in Colombia
yopon - youpan
yoram - a first name
yorck - a first name
yorer - an egg
yores - plural of "yore", time long past
yorga - a first name
yorgo - a first name
yorii - a town in Japan
yorke - a first name
yorks - vomits; yells out
yorky - slate with a curved cleave
yoros - a European cape
yosef - a first name
yoshi - a first name
yosif - a first name
yosik - a first name
yosor - a first name
yosri - a first name
yossi - a first name
yosyf - a first name
yotam - a first name
yotes - pours water on
youch - a humorous interjection suggesting pain
youee - a U-turn
youff - bark
youie - a U-turn
youki - a first name
youks - yukes, vomits
youls - yells
young - a first name; juvenile
youns - you (severally); you guys; youse; y'all
youri - a first name
yourn - yours
yours - not mine (yet)
yourt - a yurt
youse - you, severally; a cheetah
youth - early life; a juvenile
youve - "you've", that is, "you have"
youya - a town in China
youze - an Asian cheetah
yovan - a first name
yowed - to yowl
yowes - plural of "yowe", a ewe
yowie - a small ewe; a fir cone
yowls - howls
yowsa - an exclamation
yowza - an exclamation of appreciation or excitement much repeated in "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?"
yoyos - plural of "yoyo", a child's toy
ypane - a town in Paraguay
ypres - a city in Belgium, site of a WWI battle, and nicknamed "Wipers"
yquem - a fine, very rich, sweet white wine
yraft - bereft
yrapt - rapt
yrast - any level of nuclear energy which is lowest for some value of spin
yrens - plural of "yren", iron
yrent - a past participle of "rend"
yrivd - a past participle of "rive"
yrneh - the unit of reciprocal electrical inductance, an inverse "henry"
ysaac - a first name
ysame - together
ysann - a first name
ysaye - a first name
ysbel - a first name
yscir - a British river
yseut - a first name
ysolt - a first name
yssel - a river, also called the Ijssel, in the Netherlands
ystad - a first name
ythan - a first name; a British river
ytost - a past participle of "toss"
yuana - a first name
yuans - plural of "yuan", a monetary unit of China
yuber - a first name
yubin - a first name
yucca - a genus of desert plants
yucel - a first name
yuchi - an Indian people of the south eastern United States
yucks - itches; laughs; jokes
yucky - disgusting
yudah - a first name
yudel - a first name
yudit - a first name
yuens - plural of "yuen", the crowned gibbon of Siam
yufts - plural of "yuft", a Russian leather protected from insects
yugas - plural of "yuga", a unit of time in Hinduism; one of four ages in history
yugra - a tribe of northern Russia
yuhua - a first name
yuiki - a first name
yuked - vomited
yukes - vomits
yukie - a first name
yukky - yucky; full of laughs ("yuks")
yukon - a Canadian province; a Canadian and Alaskan river
yukos - plural of "yuko", a score in judo worth five points
yulan - the Chinese magnolia
yulee - a town in Florida
yules - plural of "yule", the Christmas celebration
yulia - a first name
yulie - a first name
yulin - a town and Han commanderie in southern China
yulla - a first name
yuman - a North American Indian stock; Patayan
yumas - plural of "Yuma", a Native American people inhabiting the lower Colorado basin
yumbo - a town in Colombia
yumen - a town and mountain pass in northwest China
yumie - a first name
yummy - delicious
yumps - (of a car) loses contact with the ground while cresting a hill
yunas - a first name
yunca - a group of Indian peoples of the coast of Peru
yunes - a first name
yunia - a first name
yunus - a first name
yupik - an Eskimo people of northeast Siberia and western Alaska
yupon - an evergreen shrub
yuppy - an acronym: "Young Urban Professional"
yurak - one of the Samoyeds of the Arctic coast region
yurev - the Russian name of Tartu, Estonia
yuria - a first name
yurii - a first name
yurij - a first name
yurik - a first name; a Uralic language
yuriy - a first name
yurko - a first name
yurky - itchy
yurok - a Californian Native American tribe
yurri - a first name
yurta - a yurt, a portable tent used by nomads
yurts - plural of "yurt", a portable tent used by nomads
yuruk - a Californian Native American tribe
yusef - a first name
yusha - a first name
yusho - a disease caused by ingestion of PCB's, characterized by acne, palsy, swelling
yusif - a first name
yusra - a first name
yusri - a first name
yuste - a town in Spain
yusuf - a first name
yusup - a first name
yuuki - a first name
yuval - a first name
yvana - a first name
yvens - a first name
yvone - a first name
zaber - a first name
zabid - a town in Yemen
zabit - a first name
zabol - a town in eastern Iran
zabra - a Spanish sailing vessel
zabti - items seized or confiscated by the government
zabul - a province in Afghanistan
zacco - zocco
zacha - a first name
zachy - a first name
zacks - variant of "zax", a slate-cutting tool
zacky - a first name
zadar - a Croatian seaport on the Dalmatian coast, formerly the Italian city of Zara
zadie - a first name
zadik - a first name
zadoc - a first name
zadok - a first name; a priest in Jerusalem during David's reign
zafar - a first name
zafer - a first name
zafir - a first name
zafra - a sugar harvest
zafus - plural of "zafu", a flat, round cushion commonly used when meditating
zaggy - crooked; having many bends
zaher - a first name
zahik - a first name
zahir - a first name
zahit - a first name
zahle - a town in Lebanon
zahra - a first name
zahur - a first name
zahwa - a first name
zaiba - a first name
zaida - a first name; a Shiite sect of northern Yemen
zaide - a first name
zaims - plural of "zaim", a Turkish military chief
zains - plural of "zain", a horse of a dark color
zaira - a first name
zaire - a first name; an African country; a monetary unit of Zaire
zaita - a town in Syria
zakah - one of the five pillars of Islam, involving charitable giving of a portion of one's wealth
zakat - one of the five pillars of Islam, involving charitable giving of a portion of one's wealth
zakes - a first name
zakey - a first name
zakho - a town in northern Iraq
zakhu - variant of "Zakho", a town in northern Iraq
zakia - a first name
zakir - a first name
zakri - a first name
zakro - a city in eastern Crete
zakry - a first name
zalau - a town in Romania
zaleh - a first name
zalfa - a first name
zalin - a first name
zalma - a town in Missouri
zamah - a first name
zaman - a first name; a rain tree
zambi - marijuana; a town in the Congo
zambo - a cross-bred Indian
zamia - a genus of palms
zamie - a lesbian
zamir - a first name
zanda - a first name
zande - an African people of the Congo-Sudan border
zandy - a first name
zaned - a first name
zanga - a river in Armenia
zanis - a first name; plural of "Zani", an African tribe
zanja - in Latin America, an irrigation canal, ditch or trench; an arroyo
zanje - a South American irrigation canal
zanna - a first name
zanne - a first name
zanni - a first name; a clown
zanny - a first name
zante - satin-wood; one of the Ionian Islands
zanth - a first name
zanza - an African musical instrument
zanze - an African musical instrument
zanzu - a first name
zanzy - attractive
zapas - an old Russian reserve army made up of conscripts
zappy - zippy
zapus - a genus
zaque - a town in Mozambique
zarah - a first name; a kazoo
zarai - a first name
zarda - a sweet rice dish of Pakistan
zareb - a first name
zared - a first name
zaree - a first name
zareh - a first name; a king of Armenia
zarek - a first name
zarfa - a first name
zarfs - plural of "zarf", a metal coffee-cup holder
zarha - a first name
zaria - a first name; a town in Nigeria
zarin - a first name
zarit - a town in Israel
zarja - a first name
zarko - a first name
zarma - a Nilo-Saharan language of Niger
zarna - a first name
zarqa - a first name; a city in northwest Jordan
zarra - a town in Valencia, Spain
zarwa - a first name
zarya - a first name
zasha - a first name
zatar - a paste of thyme and sesame seeds
zatch - the buttocks; the vagina
zatis - plural of "zati", an Indian parrot
zawai - a town in Libya
zaxed - uses a zax
zaxer - one who wields a zax
zaxes - plural of "zax", a tool for cutting roof slates
zayan - a first name
zayat - a Burmese inn
zayda - a first name
zayed - a first name
zayin - a Hebrew letter
zayit - a first name
zayle - a first name
zayna - a first name
zayne - a first name
zayse - a language
zayta - a first name
zayya - a first name
zazai - a first name
zazen - a form of sitting meditation in Zen Buddhism
zazie - a first name
zazoo - a fellow
zazzy - flashy, colorful, sexy
zeals - plural of "zeal", fervor
zealy - a first name
zebec - an Algerian ship
zebra - a striped African animal
zebub - a zimb; a large Ethiopian fly
zebus - plural of "zebu", a humped domestic ox
zeeba - a first name
zeena - a first name
zeera - jeera, black cumin
zeeta - a first name
zeeva - a first name
zeevi - a first name
zefat - a town in Israel
zeffa - a wedding procession
zefir - a first name
zeguo - a town in China
zeheb - a first name
zehra - a first name
zeida - a first name
zeila - a Muslim colony in Somalia
zeina - a first name
zeine - the gluten of maize
zeins - plural of "zein", a protein found in maize
zeism - any medical condition attributable to excessive maize in the diet
zeist - a town in the Netherlands
zeitz - a bishopric in central Germany
zekir - a first name
zelah - a first name
zelda - a first name
zelde - a first name
zelfa - a first name
zelia - a first name
zelie - a first name
zelig - a first name
zelik - a first name
zella - a first name
zelma - a first name
zelva - a town in Belarus
zelve - a town in Turkey
zemah - a first name
zemar - a first name
zemes - plural of "zeme", an idol or tutelary spirit of the Caribs
zemio - a town in the Central African Republic
zemis - plural of "zemi", an idol or tutelary spirit of the Caribs
zemmi - a large mole rat
zemni - the blind mole rat
zemun - a town in Serbia
zenab - a first name
zenah - a first name
zenan - a first name
zenas - a first name
zenda - a first name; a fictional country with a prisoner
zendo - a Zen Buddhist meditation center
zends - plural of "zend", a Persian dialect
zenea - a first name
zener - a semiconductor current
zengg - a Dalmatian seaport, more commonly called Senj
zenia - a first name
zenik - a South African burrowing mammal
zenna - a first name
zenny - Zen-like; apothegmatic
zenon - a first name
zenos - a first name
zenta - a town in Hungary, site of a famous battle
zenya - a first name
zeppo - a first name; one of the Marx brothers
zepps - plural of "zepp", a zeppelin
zerah - a first name
zerda - an African fox
zerks - plural of "zerk", a grease fitting
zerla - a first name
zerma - a tribe of Niger
zerom - a first name
zeros - plural of "zero", null, nothing
zests - plural of "zest", gusto; a lemon peel flavoring
zesty - marked by zest
zetas - plural of "zeta", a Greek letter; the sixth brightest star in a constellation
zetes - a first name
zetta - a first name
zevie - a first name
zexes - plural of "zex", a variant of "sax" or "zax"
zezes - plural of "zeze", a stringed musical instrument resembling a zither
zeyno - a first name
zhana - a first name
zheng - a Chinese stringed instrument, the ancestor of the koto
zhiqr - a Sufi ceremony
zhlub - a dull, unpolished person
zhmud - a tribe of northwest Russia
zhoba - a yak-cow hybrid
zhobo - a male yak-cow hybrid
zhomo - a female yak-cow hybrid
zhora - a first name
zhvie - a first name
ziama - a first name
ziara - the tomb of a Muslim saint
ziaur - a first name
zibby - a first name
zibeb - a raisin
zibet - an Asiatic civet cat
zibib - a strong clear Egyptian liquor made from raisins
zidan - a first name
zidki - a first name
zidon - a biblical place
ziega - a kind of cheese
ziffs - plural of "ziff", a beard
zifta - a town in Egypt
zigan - tzigany
ziger - a cheese made from whey consisting primarily of albumin
ziggy - a first name
zigor - a first name
zihar - an Islamic form of divorce
zihna - a first name
zilah - a first name
zilas - plural of "zila", a political division of Bangladesh
zilch - nothing
zilia - a town in Corsica
zilka - a first name
zilla - a first name
zills - plural of "zill", a finger cymbal
zilya - a first name
zimba - an American Indian game; a lnaguage
zimbi - a cowry shell used as money
zimbs - plural of "zimb", an Abyssinian tsetse fly
zimme - a gem
zimmi - dhimmi; a Christian or Jew in a Moslem country
zimmy - a kind of bicycle
zimra - a first name
zimri - a first name
zinah - a first name
zinat - a first name
zinco - a zincograph
zincs - coats with zinc
zincy - partly zinc
zineb - a first name; an organic fungicide and insecticide used on cereal grasses
zines - plural of "zine", an underground or informal magazine
zings - moves with a high pitched humming sound
zingy - enjoyably exciting
zinia - a first name
zinka - a first name
zinke - an old type of cornet, made of wood or horn
zinks - plural of "zink", an old type of cornet
zinky - partly zinc
zinna - a first name
zinny - a first name
zinon - a first name
zinos - plural of "zino", a supersymmetric partner of the Z boson
zinya - a first name
zions - plural of "Zion", a heavenly place
zippo - a lighter; nothing
zippy - full of energy; the name of a pinhead
zipup - being closable by a zipper
ziral - a first name
ziram - a white chemical salt used as a fungicide
zirel - a first name
zishe - a first name
ziska - a first name
zitis - plural of "ziti", a kind of pasta
zitto - a first name
ziven - a first name
zivia - a first name
zivie - a first name
zivit - a first name
zivka - a first name
zivko - a first name
zivon - a first name
ziway - a lake in Africa
zizel - a marmot; the chipmunk
zizia - a genus of herbs
zizit - the tassels on the corners of a Jewish prayer shawl
zizou - a first name
zizzi - a first name
zizzy - having a stylish or showy dress or manner; a nap
zlata - a first name
zlate - a first name
zlote - a zloty
zloty - a monetary unit of Poland
zmudz - a Lithuanian dialect
zoaea - a larval crustacean
zoara - insomnia
zoars - plural of "zoar", a place of refuge
zobah - a biblical place
zobbs - plural of "zobb", a hand signal made by a pilot
zobos - plural of "zobo", a hybrid yak-zebu
zobus - plural of "zobu", a male zo
zocco - a square base; a socle
zocha - a first name
zocle - a square base
zoeae - plural of "zoea", a larval crustacean
zoeal - early crustacean life
zoeas - plural of "zoea", a larval crustacean
zoela - a first name
zofer - a first name
zofia - a first name
zofka - a first name
zofra - a Moorish carpet
zogan - Japanese inlay work
zohak - in Persian mythology, a cruel king
zohar - a first name; a sacred Jewish book
zohra - a first name
zoide - a Meride, a permanent colony of cells or plastids
zoila - a first name
zoilo - a first name
zoism - a theory of life origin
zoist - a believer in zoism
zoite - an infective stage, especially a spore or cyst
zokor - a burrowing rodent resembling the mole rat
zolas - plural of "zola", a borax hardener
zolle - a town in Congo
zolly - a first name
zomba - a former capital city in Malawi
zombi - variant of "zombie", a reanimated corpse
zombo - dash; spirit; excitement
zomos - plural of "zomo", a hybrid zebu-yak
zonae - plural of "zona", an astronomical girdle or belt
zonal - zonic, of or having to do with zones
zonar - like a girdle
zonda - the dry wind from the Andes that blows across the pampas
zoned - arranged in zones
zoner - one who arranges in zones; one who is "in the zone" (and presumably, not here)
zones - plural of "zone", an area or subdivision
zongo - a town in Bolivia; a town in Africa
zonia - a first name
zonic - of or having to do with zones
zonko - a boring, dull person, perhaps one who compiles a word list
zonks - stupefies
zonky - odd, weird
zonta - an organization of service clubs made of executive women, each representing a single field
zooea - a larval crustacean
zooey - a first name; confusing; the heroine of a precious J D Salinger novella
zooid - an organism
zooie - confusing
zooks - an interjection, a shortening of "gadzooks"
zooms - swoops; changes magnification
zoomy - zooming; futuristic; produced using a zoom lens
zoons - plural of "zoon", a product of a fertilized ovum
zooty - flashy in manner or style
zopes - plural of "zope", a European freshwater bream
zoppa - a musical notation indicating syncopation
zoppo - a musical notation indicating syncopation
zoque - a people of Chiapas and Tabasco, Mexico
zorah - a first name; a biblical place
zoran - a first name
zorba - a first name
zorbs - hurtles down a slope inside a large plastic ball
zorch - to transfer computer data very quickly
zorie - a first name
zoril - an African skunk
zoris - plural of "zori", a sandal
zorka - a first name
zorna - a first name
zorra - a first name; an American skunk; a coarse tropical grass
zorro - a South American fox wolf
zorya - a first name
zosia - a first name
zosma - a star in the constellation Leo
zouks - plural of "zouk", a style of dance music
zouri - a first name
zowee - an interjection expressing surprise
zowie - a first name; an interjection expressing surprise; see "wowie"
zoyya - a first name
zozan - a first name
zsars - plural of "zsar", variant of "czar"
zsolt - a first name
zubah - a first name
zubin - a first name
zuche - a tree stump
zudda - a unit of measurement in Arabia
zufim - an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
zufin - a Palestinian town in the West Bank
zuhoo - a first name
zuila - a town in Libya
zuill - a first name
zulal - a first name
zulay - a first name
zulia - a first name; a western state of Venezuela
zully - a first name
zulma - a first name
zulus - plural of "Zulu", a South African ethnic group
zumba - a town in Ecuador; a fitness program based on Latin American dance
zumic - a zumometer, for measuring the degree of fermentation in a liquid mixture
zunas - plural of "zuna", an Angolan sheep
zungo - an African roadside inn, surrounded by a wall
zunis - plural of "Zuni", an American Indian
zupan - a Serbian rural council
zupas - plural of "zupa", an administrative district in the Slavic lands
zuppo - a musical notation indicating syncopation
zurab - a first name
zurfs - plural of "zurf", variant of "zarf", a coffee cup holder
zuria - a first name
zurna - a Kurdish clarinet
zushi - a town in Japan
zuzax - a town in New Mexico
zuzim - plural of "zuz", a fourth of a silver shekel
zveno - an experimental collective farm in the Soviet Union
zviad - a first name
zvika - a first name
zygal - shaped like an "H" or a yoke
zygon - a connecting bar; a rower's bench
zyler - a first name
zylla - a first name
zymer - a first name
zymes - plural of "zyme", a disease germ
zymic - relating to fermentation
zymie - repellent
zymin - pancreatin prepared as a powder
zytka - a first name
zzyzx - a town in California

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