This list includes geographic and personal names, plurals, slang, dialect, technical terms, and acronyms, as well as obscene, objectionable, obscure and obsolete words.
This list might be useful for Jotto, or in constructing a 5 by 5 word square on the order of the cryptic
S A T O R
A R E P O
T E N E T
O P E R A
R O T A S
which was deemed a sort of charmed inscription, but whose meaning
is obscure. If the word "Arepo" is taken as a proper name, it may
be translated as "Arepo, the sower, delays the wheel with his work",
or possibly "Arepo, the sower, holds the wheel at work". Three of
the words appear on this list.
Another use is to construct minimal word ladders, where a single letter changes on each step. To change HEART to STONE:
HEART
HEARS
SEARS
STARS
STARE
STORE
STONE
While most five letter words can be connected to others,
there are troublesome cases (such as POUND to OUNCE) that can
be helped by an extensive vocabulary. On the other hand,
Donald Knuth asserts that "aloof" is "aloof", that is,
has no neighboring word differing only by one letter. But then,
he didn't list "kloof"!
aabec - an Australian medicinal bark that promotes sweating
aalii - a tropical hardwood tree
aaran - a first name
aaren - a first name
aargh - an interjection expressing disgust or distress
aaric - a first name
aarin - a first name
aaron - a first name
aaryn - a first name
aasif - a first name
aaziz - 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
abada - an early name for the rhinoceros
abade - an obsolete form of "abode"
abaff - baft
abaft - aft; astern
abaht - "about" as pronounced by a Cockney
abail - to give bail for
abait - variant of "abate"
abaka - abaca, Manila hemp
abame - a first name
abamp - abampere, an electrical unit measurement
abana - a river that flows through Damascus
aband - to abandon
abase - to lower; to reduce
abash - to awe; to confound
abasi - a first name
abask - basking in the sun
abate - to wane or decrease
abave - to astonish or confound
abaya - a long black robe
abaza - a Caucasian 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
abdat - an ancient Egyptian unit of length of about 4 or 5 inches
abdel - a first name
abdul - a first name
abebi - a first name
abeam - abreast
abear - to bear
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
abers - plural of "aber", a river mouth
abets - assists
abhal - the fruit of the cypress
abhor - to hate; to loathe
abiah - a first name
abida - a first name
abide - to tolerate; to sojourn
abiel - a first name
abies - the fir genus
abija - a first name
abilo - the Philipine tree also known as the "bogo"
abime - an abysm
abina - a first name
abira - a first name
abkar - a wine seller
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
abnor - a first name
abode - a dwelling
abody - a person
abohm - from "absolute ohm", a unit of measurement, an abvolt per abamp.
aboil - on the boil
aboma - a South American boa constrictor
aboon - above
abord - to approach
abort - to miscarry; to cancel
abott - a first name
about - almost; around
above - aloft; over
abram - a first name
abran - a first name
abray - to rouse, to startle
abree - a first name
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
absit - a legal term, from the Latin for "he, she or it is absent"
abuid - a first name
abuja - the capital city of Nigeria
abuna - above
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
abyes - atones
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 - plural of "acarus", a mite or tick
accoy - to tame; to daunt; to soothe
accra - the capital city of Ghana
acedy - laziness
acene - a family of organic chemicals
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
achar - a hot and spicy mixed Indian condiment of pickled bamboo sprouts
achaz - a first name
ached - pained
acher - something who aches, as in "belly acher"; the rump
aches - plural of "ache", a pain
achim - a first name
achir - an ancient Arabic unit of measurement of area
achoo - a sneezing sound
achor - dandruff
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 - present participle of "ace"
acini - plural of "acinus", a small sac or cavity; a granulation; a berry
ackee - a West African fruit tree common to the Caribbean
acker - a ripple or patch of ruffled water; an Egyptian piastre; money
ackey - an English silver coin used in African trade
ackim - a first name
aclis - a spiked club
acmes - plural of "acme", a peak or highest point
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
acorn - the fruit of the oak tree
acors - plural of "acor", acidity
acoys - soothes
acral - of or belonging to the extremities of the body
acred - lavishly landed
acres - plural of "acre", a unit of area, 4840 square yards.
acrid - sour; biting
acron - an obsolete form of "acorn"
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
actor - a player; a performer
actus - an ancient Roman measure of length, 120 pedes, about 35.5 meters; an act or thing done
acute - keen; sharp
acyls - plural of "acyl", a univalent radical
adage - a proverb
adagy - like an adage
adair - a first name
adala - a first name
adali - a first name
adaly - a first name
adama - a first name
adamo - a first name
adams - a first name; plural of "adam", a jailer
adana - a first name; of the style of Adana, Turkey
adapa - a Babylonian hero
adapt - to adjust; to accommodate
adara - a first name
adare - a first name
adati - a kind of cloth
adawn - at dawn
adays - nowadays
addal - a first name
addam - a first name
addar - a first name
addas - plural of "adda", an Egyptian lizard
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
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 native of Aden
adeps - purified internal fatty tissue of the hog used in pharmaceutical preparations
adept - capable; skillful
adham - a first name
adiah - a first name
adiba - a first name
adiel - a first name
adieu - goodbye
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
adits - plural of "adit", a mine entrance
adiva - a first name
adive - corsac
adjag - a wild dog found in Java
adlai - 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
adman - an advertising agent
admen - plural of "adman", an advertising agent
admin - administration
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
adnet - a first name
adney - a first name
adnot - a first name
adobe - constructed of dried mud
adobo - a Philippine dish of fish or meat
adola - a first name
adolf - a first name
adopt - to accept; to assume
adora - a first name; an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
adore - to worship
adorn - to decorate
adown - downward
adoxa - a genus of herbs with berrylike fruits
adoxy - tolerant belief
adoze - sleeping
adpao - an Indian unit of weight
adrad - dreaded
adraw - to draw out
adray - withdrawal
adrea - a first name
adree - to bear, suffer, or endure
adria - a first name
adrie - a first name
adrik - a first name
adrip - in a dripping state
adron - a first name
adrop - philosopher's stone
adsum - present at a roll call
adult - mature
adunc - bent inward; hooked
adush - to cause to fall heavily, to precipitate
adusk - at dusk; dusky
adust - incinerated; tan
advid - an advertising videocassette
adyta - chancels
adyte - to indict
adzer - one who uses an adz
adzes - plural of "adze", a mattock
aeaea - a Mediterranean island, the abode of Circe
aecia - plural of "aecium"
aedes - a large genus of mosquitoes
aeger - sick; a sickness excuse note
aegis - Minerva's shield; protection
aegle - 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
aeons - plural of "aeon", a variant of "eon", a long period of time
aequi - a people of ancient Latium east of Rome
aerie - an eagle's nest
aeron - a first name
aesha - a first name
aesir - the Norse gods who resided in Asgard
aesop - a fabulist
aetas - plural of "Aeta", a Philippino people
aetat - aged, often used on old gravestones
aetna - variant of "Etna"
aface - in the face, in front
afald - one-fold, single
afand - to tempt
afang - to seize
afara - the limba, an African tree
afare - to depart
afars - plural of "afar", a great distance
afear - to terrify
afemo - a first name
afers - plural of "afer", the south west wind
affix - to add; to attach
affra - a first name
afire - on fire
afive - in groups of five
aflat - level with the ground
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
afrit - an evil demon
aftan - a first name
after - subsequent to; in pursuit of
afton - a first name
aftyn - a first name
afula - an Israeli town
afyon - a town in the Phrygian highlands of Turkey
agace - a first name
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
agamy - the absence or non-recognition of marriage
agape - a first name; staring; gaping; a love feast
agapi - a first name
agars - plural of "agar", a viscous substance obtained from seaweed
agasp - to gasp
agata - a first name
agate - a first name; a quartz; a type size of 5.5 points
agaty - like an agate
agave - a first name: the American aloe; a daughter of Cadmus
agaze - gazing
agene - a chemical compound used in bleaching flour
agent - a doer; an actor
agers - plural of "ager", on who ages
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
aggye - a first name
aghan - a month of the Hindu year
aghas - plural of "agha", a Turkish officer
aghna - a first name
agias - a first name
agila - eaglewood
agile - nimble
aging - growing older
agios - plural of "agio", a premium; a discount; an allowance for currency differences
agism - ageism, discrimination based on age
agist - pasture rate
agita - distress induced by unpleasant social circumstances
aglee - askew; gleeful
aglet - a pendant; a covering on the end of a shoelace
agley - askew
aglow - glowing
agmas - plural of "agma", the Greek letter gamma used for the "ng" dipthong
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
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
agota - a first name
agote - a first name
agoti - a first name
agraf - a clasp involving a hook and loop
agral - of or belonging to agriculture or cultivated fields
agras - plural of "Agra", a kind of Indian rug
agree - to concur
agria - a severe pustular eruption; a whitehead
agrin - 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
agued - fevered; aching
agues - plural of "ague", a malarial fever
aguey - of or like an ague
agush - gushing
agust - a bast fiber
aguti - the agouti
ahang - to hang up
ahanu - a first name
ahava - a first name
ahead - leading
aheap - trembling with fear
ahems - says "ahem"
ahere - to hear
ahern - a first name
ahhed - expressed amazement
ahigh - on high
ahind - behind
ahint - behind
ahiva - a first name
ahmad - a first name
ahmed - a first name
ahmet - a first name
ahold - close to the wind; grasp of, as in "got ahold of"
ahoys - greets nautically
ahran - a first name
ahren - a first name
ahsan - a first name
ahuda - a first name
ahull - hove to
ahunt - on the hunt
ahura - a first name of Ahura Mazda, Zoroastrian god of all good
ahush - hushed
ahuva - a first name
ahwaz - an ancient Mesopotamian town
aibos - plural of "aibo", a Japanese robot pet
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
aiery - an eagle's nest
aigre - eager
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 Mongolian tribe
aimal - a first name
aimaq - a 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
aimon - a first name
ainah - a first name
aince - once
ainee - the elder or eldest born woman
aines - plural of "aine", eldest son; cadet
ainka - a first name
ainoi - part of the divine office in the Eastern Orthodox Church
ainus - plural of "ainu", a Japanese aboriginal
aioli - a garlic mayonnaise
airag - a kind of cheese
airan - an Altaic and Turkish drink made of fermented milk
airas - plural of "aira", hair grass
aired - ventilated
airel - a first name
airer - a frame on which to dry clothes
aires - plural of "aire", an altar, an Irish freeman
airle - a first name
airns - plural of "airn", an iron
airth - to guide or direct
airts - plural of "airt", a guide; a direction
aisha - a first name
aisia - a first name
aisle - a passage between pews or chairs
aisne - a river in northern France
aisth
aitan - a first name
aitch - the letter "H"
aiten - oaten
aiver - a draft animal
aizik - a first name
aizle - a glowing coal or hot ashes
ajaja - the genus of the spoonbill
ajani - a first name
ajari - timbo, an Amazonian woody vine
ajiva - a Jainist term for inanimate matter
ajmer - a city in northwest India
ajuga - a genus of herbs
ajvar - a Bulgarian pepper sauce
ajwan - a plant of the caraway genus
akako - a first name
akala - a Hawaiian shrub or climber
akale - cold or frozen
akali - a Sikh militant
akara - a first name
akbal - the third day of the Mayan religious month
akbar - a first name
akeam - a first name
akebi - an eastern Asiatic vine
akeem - a first name
akees - plural of "akee", a West Indian fruit, edible when cooked, but poisonous otherwise
akeel - a first name
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
akili - a first name
akima - a first name
akins - a first name
akira - a first name
akita - a Japanese breed of spitz-like dogs; a seaport in northern Japan
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
akkum - a Chaldean star worshipper
aklan - a Christian people of the Philippines
akmal - a first name
akoli - a language
akono - a first name
akori - a porous coral used for ornaments
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
alaba - a language
alack - alas
alada - an Ethiopian unit of weight
alaen - a first name
alaia - a first name
alain - a first name
alair - a first name
alaka - a first name
alake - alack
alala - a first name; a Hawaiian raven; a war cry of the ancient Greeks; a Babylonian god
alalu - a Babylonian god
alamo - a softwood tree
alana - a first name
aland - a first name; landed
alane - a first name; alone
alang - along
alani - a first name
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
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
alaun - a short-eared dog
alawi - a poor rural Islamic sect
alayn - a first name
albam - a Hebrew cypher interchanging letters in the first and second halves of the alphabet
alban - a first name
albas - plural of "alba", a white brain substance; a French love poem
albee - albeit
alben - a first name
albid - of a whitish color
albie - a first name
albin - a first name; an opaque white material
album - a scrapbook
albus - a medieval coin of Germany and the Low Countries
alcae - a biological suborder containing the auks, murres and puffins
alcan - the Alaska-Canada highway
alces - the genus to which the moose belongs
alchy - an alcoholic
alcid - a diving seabird
alcor - a star
alcos - plural of "alco", a small long-haired dog with hanging ears
alcot - a first name
aldas - a first name
aldea - a first name
alden - a first name
alder - a first name; a tree
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
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
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
aleph - a Hebrew letter
alert - wary
aleta - a first name
aleus - in Greek mythology, the king of Tegea
aleut - a native of the Aleutian Islands
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
alfas - plural of "alfa", communication code word for the letter A; asparto grass
alfeo - a first name
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 - a 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
algey - a first name
algic - alginic
algid - cold
algie - a first name
algin - a first name; a seaweed extract for iodine
algis - a first name
algol - a star; a computer language
algon - a first name
algor - coldness
algum - sandalwood
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
alifs - plural of "alif", the Arabic letter "A"
alift - to lift
align - to adjust
alika - a first name
alike - a first name; similar
aliki - a first name
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
alisa - a first name
alise - a first name
alish - resembling beer
aliso - shrubs or trees of the genus Alnus
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
aliya - a first name; immigration to Israel
aliye - a first name
aliza - a first name
alize - a first name
alkie - an alcoholic
alkis - a first name
alkot - a first name
alkyd - a synthetic resin
alkyl - a univalent radical
allah - a first name; the Moslem name of the deity
allan - a first name
allax - a first name
allay - to calm
allda - a first name
allea - a first name
allee - a first name; a tree-lined walkway
allen - a first name
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; a fish
allix - a first name
allma - a first name
allod - a freehold estate
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
almas - plural of "alma", a variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
almeh - variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
almes - plural of "alme", a variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
almil - 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
alnus - a genus of alders
alods - plural of "alod", a freehold
aloed - tinctured with aloe
aloes - plural of "aloe", a bitter purgative
aloft - above; in the air
alogi - the early opponents of the Logos doctrine expressed in the Gospel of John
aloha - a first name; hail and farewell in Hawaiian
aloid - resembling aloes
aloin - a first name; a bitter aloe extract
alois - a first name
aloma - a first name; a light to yellowish brown color
alona - a first name
alone - only; separate; by oneself
along - beside
aloni - a first name
aloof - apart
alosa - a genus of fishes comprising the shads
alose - shad fish
aloud - audibly
alowe - afire
aloys - a first name
alpen - of the Alps
alpha - a first name; a Greek letter
alpia - bird seed
alpic - alpine
alpid - a class of ancient mountain ranges, one of which became the Alps
alpin - a first name
alric - a first name
alrik - a first name
alroy - a first name
alsea - a river and town in Oregon
altai - a province in eastern Russia, near Mongolia
altar - a sacrificial table
alten - a first name
alter - to change
altha - a first name
altho - a shortened variant of "although"
alton - a first name
altos - plural of "alto", a singing voice
altry - an alteration
altun - a gold piece issued by Mohammed II in the 15th century
altus - alto
aluco - the tawny or white owl
aluin - 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
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
alvyn - a first name
alvys - a first name
alway - always
alwin - a first name
alwyn - a first name
alyce - a first name
alyda - a first name
alyna - a first name
alyne - a first name
alynn - a first name
alysa - a first name
alyse - a first name
alyss - a first name
amaas - alastrim
amada - a first name
amadi - a first name
amado - 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
amana - a first name; a town in Iowa
amand - to send away or dismiss
amang - among
amani - Indian government estates not leased or farmed out
amant - a lover
amapa - a Mexican timber tree
amara - a first name; a beetle
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; a Central American timber tree
amati - a violin
amato - a first name
amaui - a first name
amaya - a first name
amaze - to astound
amban - a Chinese resident official
ambar - a first name
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
ambie - a first name
ambit - a precinct
amble - to dawdle; to walk in a relaxed way
ambon - a lectern; a city in Indonesia; the fibrocartilaginous band around an articular cavity
ambos - plural of "ambo", a high reading desk
ambry - an alms box; a storeroom or closet
ambur - a first name
ameba - an amoeba
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
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
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
amict - a cape or hood
amida - the centerpiece of synagogue worship
amide - an ammonia compound
amido - containing an amide united with an acid radical
amids - plural of "amid", a variant of amide
amiel - 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
amino - containing an amine united with a nonacid radical
amins - plural of "amin", a variant of "amine"
amira - a first name
amirs - plural of "amir", an Arab prince
amisa - a first name
amish - a Mennonite sect, named for Jacob Ammann
amiss - faulty; wrong
amita - a first name
amity - a first name; friendship
amlah - variant of "amala"
amman - the capital city of Jordan
ammas - plural of "amma", a truss; a Syrian abbess
ammer - a first name
ammie - a first name
ammon - a first name; a Tibetan sheep
ammos - plural of "ammo", ammunition
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
amoks - plural of "amok", a murderous frenzy
amole - a plant root used as a substitute for soap
among - amidst
amort - half dead
amory - a first name
amour - an affair
amove - stir up
amped - provided with amplifiers; amplified
amper - a swelling; pus; a nickname for the ampersand
ample - plenty; an ointment-box
amply - plentifully
ampul - an oil jar; a sealed glass tube; an ampule
ampyx - a genus of trilobites
amram - a first name
amrit - a first name
amsel - a blackbird
amuck - madly; amok
amula - a vessel for eucharistic wine
amuse - to entertain
amyas - a first name
amyda - trionyx
amyls - plural of "amyl", a univalent radical
amyot - a first name
amyra - a first name
amzel - a blackbird
anais - a first name
anaka - a first name
anana - a pineapple
anand - a first name
anant - a first name
anasa - a genus of insects including the squash bug
ancle - ankle
ancon - the elbow
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
aneal - to anoint
anear - nigh
aneel - a first name
aneka - a first name
anela - a first name
anele - extreme unction
anend - to the end
anent - concerning
aneta - a first name
anett - 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
angor - extreme pain or anxiety
angry - irate
angst - educated anxiety
angus - a first name
anhui - a language
aniah - a first name
aniba - a genus of tropical American trees
anica - a first name
anice - a first name
aniel - a first name
anigh - near
anika - a first name
aniko - 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
anime - resin; fiery; Japanese animation
animi - anime
anina - a first name
anion - a negative ion
anise - a plant furnishing aniseed
aniso - unequal
anita - a first name
anito - in the Philippines, an ancestral spirit
anjan - an Indian timber tree
anjar - a town in India
anjel - a first name
anjou - a province and princely family of western France
ankee - barn grass
anker - a first name; a unit of volume of about 7.5 gallons
ankes
ankhs - plural of "ankh", an Egyptian symbol of life
ankle - the joint connecting the foot and the leg; to walk away from a job
ankus - an elephant goad
ankwe - a language
anlas - anlace
annal - a record of a single year
annam - the part of Vietnam where the Annamese people live
annan - a first name
annas - plural of "anna", an Indian coin
annat - an ecclesiastical levy
annes - a first name
annet - the kittiwake
annex - to append
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
anoki - a first name
anole - a tropical lizard
anoli - a tropical lizard
anomy - lawlessness; a miracle
anona - a first name; the custard-apple genus
anora - a first name
anouk - a first name
anour - a first name
anous - a genus of terns
anova - an acronym from statistics, meaning "analysis of variance"
ansae - plural of "ansa", the projecting part of Saturn's rings; a loop-shaped anatomical structure
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
ansly - a first name
anson - 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 cave
antas - plural of "anta", a pilaster
antaw - a first name
anted - paid the ante to continue playing
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
anuak - a language
anura - batrachians
anury - the absence of a tail
anuta - a small Polynesian island
anvil - an ear bone; a smith's tool
anwar - a first name
anwel - a first name
anwen - a first name
anwil - a first name
anwyl - a first name
anwyn - a first name
anyes - a first name
anyon - a first name; a hypothetical exotic particle obeying fractional statistics
anzac - the Australian/New Zealand Army Corps
anzio - an Italian city, site of a WWII landing
anzus - an alliance of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States
aoife - a first name
aorta - the great artery
aotes - a genus of nocturnal monkeys, literally "no ears"
aotus - variant of "aotes", a genus of nocturnal monkeys
apace - rapidly
apaid - satisfied; repaid
apara - the 3-banded armadillo of South America
apart - aloof; separate
apays - repays
apayd - repaid
apeak - anchor aweigh
apeek - anchor aweigh
apers - plural of "aper", an imitator
apert - open
apery - comical behavior; mischievous mimicking
apest
aphid - an ant cow
aphis - plural of "aphid", an ant cow
aphra - a first name
apian - relating to bees
apiin - a crystalline glycoside
aping - copying
apiol - a colorless crystalline ether
apion - a genus of small-beaked weevils
apios - a genus of climbing herbs
apish - apelike
apism
apium - a genus of Eurasian herbs of the carrot and celery family
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
aponi - a first name
apons - a fish without ventral fins
apoop - astern
aport - to port
appal - to scare
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 - support
appuy - support
apres - after
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
aqaba - a town and gulf in the Red Sea
aquae - plural of "aqua", meaning water
aquas - plural of "aqua", meaning water
aquil - a first name
araba - a Turkish oxcart; a howling monkey
arabs - plural of "Arab"
araby - Arabia
araca - a Brazilian timber tree
arack - fermented palm juice
arafs - plural of "araf", the Islamic purgatory
arain - a spider; a Muslim people of the Punjab
arake - raked
araks - plural of "arak", an areca nut
aralt - a first name
aralu - Hades
arame - an edible seaweed
arara - the Brazilian macaw
arars - plural of "arar", North African timber tree
araua - a group of Indian people of western Brazil
arawa - a Maori people of New Zealand
arbas - plural of "arba", a Tartar covered wagon
arbat - a Buddhist monk
arben - a first name
arbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
arbor - a tree genus; a bower
arcas - plural of "arca", a chest or coffer
arced - curved
arche - in Greek philosophy, a substance or primal element
archy - a first name
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
ardeb - a unit of volume in Egypt of about 5.5 bushels
arden - a first name; a forest in Warwickshire
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
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
areae - plural of "area", referring to a section of the brain
areal - superficial; related to area
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
arede - to counsel; to declare
areed - to interpret
arefy - to dry up
areic - pertaining to a region contributing little surface drainage
arela - a first name
areli - a first name
arena - a performance ring
arene - a first name; an aromatic hydrocarbon
areng - the sago palm
arepa - a kind of Colombian corn cake
arese - a first name
areta - a first name
arete - a first name; a sharp mountain ridge; excellence or valor
arets - entrusts
arett - to entrust
argal - crude tartar; argol; mocking variation of "ergo"; a wild Asian sheep
argan - a Moroccan timber tree
argas - a genus of ticks
argel - African plants whose leaves are used to adulterate senna
argie - an Argentinian
argil - potter's earth
argle - to argue
argol - crude tartar; dung used as fuel
argon - a noble gas
argos - a first name; a city in Greece; Odysseus's dog, which recognized him in disguise
argot - slang; idiom; jargon; cant; lingo
argue - to dispute
argus - a first name; watchful; a pheasant; a 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
arick - a first name
ariel - a first name; a sprite; a gazelle
arien - a first name
aries - a first name; a Zodiac sign; the constellation of the ram
ariez - a first name
arija - a first name
arika - a first name
arils - plural of "aril", an outer seed cover
arina - a first name
arinn - a first name
arion - a first name; a genus of snail; a poet of Lesbos
ariot - riotously
arise - to ascend; to get up; to come up
arish - an arrish, a stubble field
arity - the number of arguments a function or operator requires
arius - the propounder of the heresy that Christ was not consubstantial with God the Father
ariya - a first name
ariza - 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
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
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
arlie - a first name
arlin - a first name
arlis - a first name
arlon - a first name
arlyn - a first name
armad - a first name
arman - a first name
armed - equipped; having arms
armen - a first name
armer - one that arms
armet - a medieval helmet with a visor
armil - the insignia of royalty
armin - a first name
armon - a first name
armor - body protection
arnas - plural of "arna", a wild 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
arnon - a first name
arnot - a first name; the pignut
arnou - a first name
arnut - the earthnut
aroad
aroar - uproariously
aroba - araba, a Turkish oxcart
arobe - a unit of weight in Paraguay of about 25.3 pounds
aroid - a plant allied to the arum
aroma - a scent
aromo - the aroma plant
arona - a first name
aroon - darling
arose - got up
arpad - a first name
arpen - arpent, a French unit of area
arrah - an Indian lentil; an Irish expletive
arran - a first name; an island in southwest Scotland
arras - a tapestry; 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
arrgh - an expression of disgust or annoyance
arrha - earnest money
arria - a first name
arric - a first name
arrie - a first name; murre
arrik - a first name
arrio - a first name
arris - a sharp edge
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"
arsey - impudent
arsis - vocal inflection
arsle - to move backward
arson - malicious fire setting
artal - plural of "rotl"
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 town in far eastern Russia
arter - a dialectical form of "after"
artha - a first name
artic - an articulated truck or bus
artie - a first name
artin - a first name
artis - a first name
artor - 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
arums - plural of "arum", a lily
aruns - a first name
arura - aroura
arusa - a small Indian shrub whose leaves yield a yellow dye
arvad - a first name
arval - a first name; pertaining to plowed land; an "arval supper" celebrates an inheritance
arvid - a first name
arvie - a first name
arvin - a first name
arvon - a first name
arvos - plural of "arvo", an afternoon
arwyn - a first name
aryan - Indo European
aryeh - a first name
aryel - a first name
aryls - plural of "aryl", a univalent radical
asaad - a first name
asado - barbecue
asale - on sale
asana - a posture in yoga
asaph - a first name
asarh - a month of the Hindu year
asars - plural of "asar", an esker; a gravel ridge
ascii - dwellers on the Equator; a computer character code
ascan - of an ascus
ascon - a type of sponge with canals leading directly to the paragaster
ascot - a first name; a tie; a horse race site
ascus - a spore case
asdic - a submarine detection method
asean - the Association of South East Asian Nations
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
ashes - plural of "ash", remnants after burning
ashet - a serving dish
ashia - a first name
ashla - a first name
ashli - a first name
ashly - a first name
ashon - a first name
ashor - a first name
ashur - a first name; an Assyrian god
asiah - a first name
asian - a first name; asiatic
aside - apart
asile - asylum
asima - a first name
askar - a native infantryman in the Moroccan army
asked - inquired; invited
asker - a water newt; an inviter; an inquirer; a town in Norway
askew - awry
askip - skipping
askos - an oil jar in ancient Greece
aslan - a first name
asmat - an Indo-Pacific language; an Indonesian tribe
asoak - sodden
asoka - a first name; a showy tree of tropical Asia; a Buddhist king of India
aspen - the trembling poplar
asper - a small silver Turkish coin
aspic - a savory meat jelly; a 12 pound cannon; lavender
aspis - a genus of vipers
aspro - a prostitute
assab - a port in Eritrea
assad - a first name
assai - enough; a South American palm tree
assam - an Indian province; a kind of tea
assay - analysis
assed - acted like an ass; having buttocks of the specified shape, number, color or smell
asser - a thin lath
asses - donkies; acts like an ass
asset - a possession; a positive quality
assie - a first name
assis - refers to a sitting animal in heraldry
assot - to infatuate; to make an ass of
assur - the supreme national god of Assyria
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
astra - a first name
astri - a first name
astur - the genus of goshawks
asura - in the Rig Veda, an enemy of the gods
asuri - a dialect of the Munda languages of India
aswad - a first name
aswan - a place in Egypt, site of a dam on the Nile
asway - swinging
aswim - afloat
aswin - a first name
aswyn - a first name
atajo - a corral
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
ataxy - disorder
atchi - the Caucasian ibex
atele - a variant of "atel", meaning "terrible"
atera - a first name
athar - attar
athel - a first name; a nobleman; a kind of tree
athie - a first name
athol - a first name
athos - a first name; one of the Three Musketeers; a holy mountain in Greece
atida - a first name
atifa - a first name
atilt - on edge
atimy - public disgrace
atina - a first name
atiya - a first name
atlas - a first name; a Titan; a moth; a map book
atlea - a first name
atlee - a first name; the athel tree
atley - a first name
atman - a first name; the Buddhist ego
atmas - plural of "atma", the individual soul in Hinduism
atmos - theatrical atmosphere
atoke - the anterior sexless part of certain worms
atole - a kind of gruel or corn porridge
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
atone - to expiate
atony - debility; lethargy
atopy - a type of allergy in which the reaction site is distant from the contact site
atour - over
atria - plural of "atrium", a lobby or antechamber
atrie - a first name
atrip - anchor aweigh
attap - atap, the nipa palm
attar - a fragrant rose oil
atter - corrupt matter from a sore
attic - Athenian; a garret
attid - salticid
attie - a first name
attle - mine refuse
atule - akule
auban - a first name
auben - a first name
aubin - a first name; a Canterbury gallop
aubre - a first name
aubri - a first name
aubry - a first name
aucan - araucanian
audad - aoudad
audie - a first name
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
augen - plural of "auge", an elliptical or lens-shaped aggregate
auger - a drill
auget - an explosive charge for mining
aught - zero
augie - a first name
augur - a seer
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
auloi - plural of "aulos", a Greek woodwind musical instrument
aulos - a Greek woodwind musical instrument
aumil - an Indian tax collector
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 - plural of "auris", the ear
aurey - a first name
auria - a first name
auric - golden
aurie - a first name
aurin - a golden red dye
auris - the ear
aurox - aurochs
aurum - gold
aushi - a language
aussi - an Australian
autel - an "automobile hotel", more commonly called a motel
autos - plural of "auto", an automobile
autry - a first name
autum - a first name
autun - a kind of cheese
auvit - a first name
auxin - a substance used to regulate plant growth
avada - a first name
avahi - the wooly lemur
avail - benefit
avais - a first name
avale - to let fall
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
avars - plural of "avar", an ethnic group of Eastern people found in the Caucasus
avary - a first name
avast - stop
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
avers - affirms
avert - to avoid; to turn away
avery - a first name
avgas - gasoline for airplanes
avian - a first name; birdlike
aviel - a first name
avila - an Italian city famous only for St Therese
avile - to abase
avine - avian
avion - a first name; an airplane
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
avoid - to shun
avoue - a French lawyer
avows - affirms
avram - a first name
avrel - a first name
avril - a first name
avrim - a first name
avrit - a first name
avrom - a first name
avrum - a first name
avyze - to advise
awabi - an abalone
awacs - an acronym for "Advanced Warning and Control System", a surveillance plane
awaft - wafting
await - to tarry; to expect
awake - alert; conscious
awane - waning
award - a prize
aware - mindful; conscious
awarn - to warn
awash - nearly submerged
awave - waving
aways - a considerable distance
aweek - per week
aweel - well, then
awest - westward
aweto - the mummified body of a caterpillar killed by a fungus, useful for black dye
awful - terrible
awhir - whirring
awing - on the wing
awink - winking
awkly - awkwardly
awmry - an ambry, a recess for church vessels
awned - having awns; bearded
awner - a machine for removing awns from grain
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
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
ayahs - plural of "ayah", an Indian nurse
ayala - a first name
ayame - a first name
ayana - a first name
aydan - a first name
ayden - a first name
aydin - a first name; a city in western Turkey
ayelp - howling
ayers - a first name
aygre - eager
ayins - plural of "ayin", a Hebrew letter
ayisa - a first name
ayken - a first name
aykin - a first name
aylee - a first name
aylie - a first name
ayllu - a sib or clan of Inca society
aymer - a first name
aymil - a first name
aymon - a first name
ayoka - a first name
ayond - beyond
ayont - beyond
ayoub - a first name, the Arabic form of "Job"
ayous - obeche
ayrel - a first name
ayrie - an eyrie
aysha - a first name
ayshe - a first name
aysia - a first name
aytza - a first name
ayubu - a first name
ayumi - a first name
ayuyu - a crab of Guam
azami - a first name
azans - plural of "azan", a Muslim call to prayer
azers - plural of "Azer", an Azeri, a native of Azerbaijan
azibo - a first name
azide - a type of chemical compound
azido - relating to the univalent chemical group N3
azine - a type of chemical compound
aziza - a first name
azize - a first name
azizi - a first name
azlon - a textile fiber
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
azoxy - related to or containing the chemical group -N(O)=N-.
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
azygy - the state of being unpaired
azyme - unleavened bread
baaad - an exaggerated spelling of "bad", signifying "amazing" or "outstanding"
baals - plural of "baal", a false god
baath - a Syrian political party, currently THE Syrian political party
babar - the first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty
babas - plural of "baba", a rum cake
babbo - daddy; father
babby - a first name; a baby
babee - a member of a Persian sect
babel - a tower; din; confusion
baber - the first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty
babes - plural of "babe", a baby; an attractive young woman
babka - a coffee cake
baboo - an Indian clerk; a Hindu gentleman
babul - a North African tree
babur - first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty
babus - plural of "babu", an Indian clerk or bureaucrat
bacau - a city in eastern Romania
bacca - a berry; tobacco
bacco - tobacco
baccy - tobacco
bache - the valley of a small stream
bacis - a sacred bull
backs - reverse sides; supports; moves backwards
backy - slang for tobacco
bacne - the severe back acne caused by using steroids
bacon - something to be saved; the first word in BLT's
badak - a Javan rhinoceros
badan - a Siberian plant whose roots are used for tanning
baddy - a bad person
baden - a first name; a division of Germany, and a spa resort town there
bader
badge - a sign or medallion
badia - an Italian monastery or abbey
badis - a genus of small freshwater fishes
badju - a Malay short jacket
badly - poorly; very much
badme - a town in Eritrea
baffs - strikes under a golf ball
baffy - an old golf club
bafts - plural of "baft", an oriental fabric
bafou - a language
bagac - apitong
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
bagio - a baguio
baglo - a baggala, a two-masted trading boat
bagre - a catfish of Spanish American waters
bagsy - "dibs", claiming priority for some object
bague - the ring of an annulated column
bahai - a follower of Bahaism
bahan - a poplar or willow
bahar - an Arabic unit of weight of about 350 pounds
bahau - a Dayak people of northern Borneo
bahay - a house
bahia - a seaport of Brazil
bahts - plural of "baht", a monetary unit of Thailand
bahur - a young unmarried man
bahut - a medieval French chest for household goods
baiga - an aboriginal people living in the hills of India
baila - a first name
baile - a social gathering for dancing
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
bajau - a Malay people of Borneo
bajra - pearl millet
bajri - pearl millet
bakal - an Oriental tradesman
baked - cooked
baken - a past participle of "bake"; a buoy; a beacon
baker - a first name; a bread maker
bakes - cooks; hardens; parches
bakie - a square wooden vessel
bakky - slang for tobacco
bakue - a language
balam - a supernatural being in Malayan religion
balao - halfbeak of the tropical western Atlantic
balas - an orange ruby color
balbi - a first name
balbo - a first name; a massive flight formation of hundreds of aircraft
balds - becomes bald
baldy - a bald person
baled - in bundles
baler - a farming machine that bales hay
bales - plural of "bale", a bundle
balin - a first name
balkh - a central Asian town
balks - refuses; impedes
balky - apt to stop suddenly; contrary
ballo - a first name
balls - an exclamation; plural of "ball", a sphere; a testicle; a dance party
bally - a noisy uproar; 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
balow - a lullaby
balsa - a light wood
balta - a first name
balti - a Tibetan people of northern Kashmir; northern Pakistani cuisine
balts - plural of "Balt", a native of the Baltic republics
balun - an electrical device to convert a balanced to unbalanced line, and vice versa
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
bamia - okra
bamma - a rural person
bammy - marijuana
banak - a Central American timber tree
banal - trite; metaphorically tepid
banat - a Hungarian province
banca - a small boat used in the Philippines
banco - bank money; a bet in certain gambling games
banda - a thatched house of central Africa; a city in Indonesia
bandh - in India, a general protest suspension of work and business
bandi - a first name
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 Canadian city
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
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
banns - the public announcement of an impending marriage
bannu - a town in Pakistan
banny - a first name; a minnow
banon - a kind of cheese
bants - adopts a slimming diet
bantu - an African ethnic group
banty - a bantam
banus - a province
bapus - plural of "bapu", a father in India
barad - a unit of measurement of pressure
barak - a first name
baram - a first name
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
barbs - plural of "barb", a hook; a sticker
barby - a first name
barca - a district in North Africa
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
barge - to push ahead or into; a scow; a unit of weight
baria - baryta; princewood
baric - pertaining to barium
barid - an ancient Arabian unit of length
baril - a unit of volume of Argentina, of about 20.9 gallons
baris - a first name; a Balinese spear dance
barit - a stoloniferous marsh grass
barks - tough outer husks; yaps; ships
barky - of bark; a ship
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
barra - a first name
barre - a wooden rail used in ballet training; to play a type of guitar chord
barri - a first name
barrt - a first name
barry - a first name; in heraldry, divided by horizontal lines
barsy - mad, lunatic
barta - a first name
barth - a first name; a cattle shelter
barto - a first name
barts - plural of "bart", a baronet
bartt - a first name
barty - a first name
bartz - a first name
barus - fluffy fibers
barye - a unit of measurement of pressure
baryn - a first name
barzy - mad, lunatic
basad - toward the base
basal - basic
basan - sheepskin roughly tanned and dressed
based - founded on
basel - a first name; a Swiss city; tanned skin; basil
baser - more base
bases - founds; plural of "base", an antacid
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
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
bason - a basin; a large shell on which hats are molded
basra - an Iraqi city
bassa - a seafaring people of Liberia; 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
baste - a first name; to cook; to stitch
basto - the ace of clubs
basts - plural of "bast", a woody fiber
basya - a first name
batak - a language
batan - ivatan
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
bathe - to wash the body
baths - plural of "bath", a cleaning by water submersion; a unit of volume of 6 gallons
batia - a first name
batik - straw work
batis - a genus of plants of the family Batidacea
baton - a staff
batso - crazy
batta - an Indian grant of subsistence money; a language
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
bauby - a first name
bauch - inferior
bauds - plural of "baud", a unit of data transmission speed
bauge - cloth
bauks - balks; beams
baule - the amount of nitrogen needed to produce half the maximum crop
baulk - a beam; to thwart
baume - a specific gravity scale for use with a hydrometer
bauno - a wild mango
baure - an Arawakan people
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
bawls - cries
bawns - plural of "bawn", a fort or cattle pen
bawty - a dog
baxie - a first name
baxty - a first name
bayal - raw cotton
bayan - a Russian accordion
bayas - plural of "baya", the Indian weaver bird
bayed - recessed; howled
bayer - one who bays
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
bayos - plural of "bayo", a pinto or chili bean
bayou - a slow-moving river channel
bayrd - a first name
bazar - a bazaar
bazek - a first name
bazel - a first name
bazil - a first name
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
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
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
bearm - excitement
bears - carries; plural of "bear", a large forest animal
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
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
bebay - to hem in
bebba - a first name
bebel - a first name
bebog - to enmire in a bog
bebop - (yet more) dissonant jazz
becap - to put a cap on
becca - a first name
beche - a drill extractor
becka - a first name
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"
bedel - a beadle; an administrator
bedew - to sprinkle or wet with dew
bedim - to obscure
bedur - a unit of weight in Singapore
bedye - to dye
beech - a first name; a white-barked forest tree
beedi - a hand-rolled Indian cigarette
beefo - a beefy, muscular person
beefs - plural of "beef", a complaint
beefy - stolid
beeks - basks
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
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)
befit - to suit; to be appropriate
befog - to confuse
begad - an exclamation
begam - a begum
began - started
begar - forced labor
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
behen - sea lavender
beige - a fabric; a yellowish gray color
beigy - of a beige color
being - existence; a creature
beira - a small antelope; a seaport in Mozambique
beisa - an oryx
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
bekaa - a valley in Lebanon noted for its migratory terrorists
bekah - a half shekel
beker - a South African cup
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
belay - to fasten; to hold
belch - to eructate
belee - on the lee side
belem - a seaport in Brazil
belen - a first name
belga - a Belgian coin
belia - a first name
belie - to contradict; to lie next to
belit - a Babylonian goddess, wife of Bel
bella - a first name
belle - a first name; a beautiful woman
bello - a first name
bells - plural of "bell", a ringing device
belly - the stomach
below - under; beneath
belts - plural of "belt", a girdle; a band
belus - 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
bemba - an African tribe
bembo - a text font
bemix - to mix thoroughly
bemud - to spatter with mud
benab - a native hut in Guiana
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
bengt - a first name
benin - an African country
benio - a first name
benja - 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
benny - a first name; a tablet of benzedrine
bensh - to bless
bente - a first name
bento - a Japanese boxed lunch
bents - plural of "bent", an inclination
benty - covered with dry grass
benue - a river in west Africa
benzi - a first name
benzo - a Mercedes Benz
bepat - to pat repeatedly
beppe - a first name
beppo - a first name
berar - an area of India now part of the Bombay state
berat - a formal authorization for a privilege
beray - to defile with excrement
berba - a language
bercy - a veloute sauce with shallots, parsley, lemon juice, white wine and butter
berdj - a first name
berdy - a first name
beres - plural of "bere", a bear
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
beril - a first name
berit - a first name
berje - a first name
berke - a first name
berko - crazy
berks - plural of "berk", a fool or ass, rhyming slang from "Berkeley Hunt"
berky - a first name
berla - a first name
berme - 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
berny - a first name
berob - to rob
beroe - the luminous medusa
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
beryl - a first name; a gem
beryx - a perch-like fish
besas - plural of "besa", a bronze coin of Italian Somaliland
besaw - treated well or badly
besee - to treat well or badly
beset - to assail
besit - to besiege
besom - a broom, particularly one made from twigs
besot - to get fuddled
besse - a first name
bessi - a first name
bessy - a first name
bests - does better than all others
betas - plural of "beta", a Greek letter
betel - the nut of the areca palm; an East Indian pepper plant
betes - 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
betis - a Philippine tree
betka - a first name
beton - a kind of concrete
betsi - a first name
betso - a small 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 flask; a housebreaking implement
beula - a first name
bevan - a first name
bevel - a slanted edge
beven - a first name
bever - beaver; to shiver
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
bewet - to moisten; a leather falconry strap
bewig - to don a wig
bewit - a leather falconry strap
beyla - a first name
bezan - a kind of cloth
bezel - basil; a setting; a sloping face of a chisel or gem
bezil - basil; a setting
bhalu - an Indian bear species
bhang - hemp; hashish
bhara - a unit of weight in the old Straits Settlements
bhels - plural of "bhel", the Bengal quince
bhili - a language of India
bhils - plural of "bhil", a Dravidian race
bhong - a bong, a marijuana pipe
bhoot - a small whirlwind
bhoys - plural of "bhoy", an Irish tough or rowdy
bhuts - plural of "bhut", a small whirlwind; an evil spirit
bhyle - an Indian ox
biala - a first name
biali - variant of "bialy", an onion roll
bialy - an onion roll
biaka - a pygmy tribe
biarc - a curve made by smoothly joining circular arcs
bibbs - plural of "bibb", a wooden bracket supporting a mast
bibby - the buttocks
bible - the Hebrew or Christian holy scripture
biccy - a biscuit
bicep - an arm muscle
bices - plural of "bice", a blue or green pigment
bicho - the penis
bicol - Bikol, a Christianized Malaysian people
bidai - an Atakapan peopel of the Trinity river valley in Texas
biddy - a first name; a chicken
bided - waited
bider - one who waits
bides - waits; tarries
bidet - a sitz bath
bidon - a measurement of volume of about five quarts
bidri - Indian metalware
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
bifid - divided in two
bifun - Japanese rice pasta
bigae - plural of "biga", a two-horse Roman chariot
bigas - plural of "biga", a two-horse Roman chariot
biggs - plural of "bigg", a bear
biggy - a large one
bigha - a land measure in India
bight - a cove
bigly - ostentatiously
bigot - a person with strong bias or prejudice
bihar - a province in Northeast India
biisa - a language
bijan - a first name
bijar - a thick-piled Persian rug
bijou - a first name; small; a gem
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
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
bilge - the bulging part of a cask
bilgy - smelling like seepage
bilic - relating to bile
bilin - bile; a language
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 town in Niger, famous for salt mines
bilos - plural of "bilo"
bimah - bema, the platform where the cantor stands while leading the service
bimas - plural of "bima", a bema
bimbo - a brainless physically attractive woman
binah - a first name
binal - twofold
bindi - a dot worn on the forehead of married women in India
binds - ties; joins
bines - plural of "bine", a twisting plant stem
binga - a first name
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
bingy - the stomach
binis - plural of "bini", edo
binit - 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"
binni - a first name
binny - a first name; a Nile fish; a big hidden pocket used by shoplifters
binta - a first name
bints - plural of "bint", an Arab girl
biome - an ecological community
biont - a living organism
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 on "Laugh-In"
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
birgi - an Indian meal, made with egg
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; boule
birny - a first name
biron - a first name
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
bisks - plural of "bisk", a bisque or thick soup
bison - an American buffalo
bitch - a female dog
biter - a nibbler
bites - seizes with the teeth
bitie - a biting or stinging insect
bitis - a genus of African vipers
bitsy - a first name; wee
bitta - a first name
bitts - plural of "bitt", a cable attachment
bitty - a first name; incomplete, tiny
bitya - a first name
bitza - a mongrel dog
biver - describing lips that are trembling
bivvy - a bivouac or temporary troop shelter
bixin - a red-brown carotenoid acid ester
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
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
blaes - hardened shale
blaff - a West Indian fish stew including vegetables and garlic
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
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
blank - a gap; a lacuna; a moneyer's unit of weight
blare - clangor
blart - to cry, to bleat, to blare
blase - a first name; cloyed, jaded, uninterested
blash - watery stuff
blasi - a first name
blast - a gust; an outburst
blate - shy; slow
blats - bleats
blatt - a newspaper
blaud - a fragment
blaws - blows
blayr - a first name
blays - plural of "blay", 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
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
blemm - to rush
blend - to mix
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", a river fish
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
blips - removes sound from a recording
blirt - a squall; to fire a gun aimlessly
bliss - a first name; great happiness; ecstasy
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 - soon
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
bloke - a fellow
blond - flaxen
blood - animal sap; cruor; heritage
bloom - a blossom
bloop - to hit a short flyball
blore - a violent gust; to bleat or bray
blort - heroin
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
blubs - cries childishly
blude - blood
blued - tempered
bluer - more blue
blues - the Royal Horse Guards; a popular musical genre
bluet - a meadow flower
bluey - a blanket; a police summons
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
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
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
bobac - a marmot of Eastern Europe
bobak - a marmot of Eastern Europe
bobbe - a first name
bobbi - a first name
bobby - a first name; a British policeman
bobek - a first name
bobie - a first name
bocal - a glass beaker
bocca - the mouth of a glass furnace
bocce - an Italian game played with wooden balls
bocci - an Italian 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
boden - a first name; equipped; provided
bodee - a first name
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
bodhi - a Buddhist sacred tree
bodie - a first name
bodil - a first name
bodin - a first name
bodle - a farthing
boers - plural of "boer", a South African descended from early Dutch settlers
boffo - a hearty laugh; very successful
boffs - plural of "boff", a hearty laugh
bogan - a backwater or tributary; a dreary person
bogey - a first name; a golf term meaning one shot over par; a goblin
boggo - ordinary merchandise
boggy - swampy
bogie - a first name; a four wheeled truck
bogle - a bugbear
bogna - a first name
bogon - a person who is bogus, or who utters bogus things
bogue - to move aimlessly or slowly; bogus; in need of narcotics; to smoke a cigarette
bogus - false
bohai - an ancient people of northeast Asia; a bay in northern China
bohea - inferior tea
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
boiga - a genus
boils - vaporizes; plural of "boil", an inflamed cyst
boily - covered in boils; like a boil
boina - a kind of hat
boing - a sound effect imitating damped vibration
boink - to have sexual intercourse
boise - a first name; a city in Idaho
boist - a rough shelter
boite - a nightclub
bokes - plural of "boke", the nose
bokie - a bogey
bokoo - beaucoups; many
bokor - a bocor, a Haitian witch doctor
bokos - plural of "boko", the nose
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
boles - plural of "bole", a fine clay, a tree trunk, a recess; a unit of measurement of momentum
bolin - bowline
bolix - a confused jumble
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
bolke - a kind of bread
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
bolus - a large pill; a soft mass of chewed food that is ready to be swallowed
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
bombs - plural of "bomb", an explosive projectile
bomoh - a Malaysian medicine man
bonar - a first name
bonce - a marble game; the head
bonds - joins; plural of "bond", a security; a chain; a link
bondu - the wilderness
bondy - a first name
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
bongo - an African antelope; a drum
bongs - plural of "bong", a waterpipe
bonie - a first name
bonks - hits on the head; fornicates with
bonne - a first name; a French nurse; a housemaid
bonni - a first name
bonny - a first name; an ore pocket; pretty
bonus - an extra award
bonza - excellent
bonze - a Buddhist priest
bonzo - a first name; crazy
boobs - plural of "boob", a fool; a breast
booby - a simpleton; a seabird
boody - to sulk or mope; the buttocks
booed - hooted
booer - one who boos
boogy - to dance to rock music; a kind of small body-surfing board
boohs - plural of "booh", a catcall or hoot
books - makes a reservation; runs quickly; printed volumes
booky - a first name; bookish
booly - a temporary cattle shelter
booms - plural of "boom", a loud thundering; a long heavy beam
boomy - prospering
boone - a first name
boong - an aborigine
boons - plural of "boon", a favor; a blessing
boony - a first name
boops - plural of "boop", a humpbacked whale
boord - board
boori - an aborigine
boors - plural of "boor", a rude or uncultured person
boort - a term from diamond polishing
boose - booze; a cow stall
boost - to push up; to cheer up; to praise
boosy - boozy
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
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
bords - plural of "bord", a coal face
bordy - a first name
bored - drilled; wearied
boree - a French peasant dance
borel - borrel, rustic or boorish
borer - an insect; a sea worm
bores - drills; fails to interest; tidal waves
boric - boracic
boris - a first name
borja - a first name
borka - a first name
borne - narrow minded; carried
borno - a state of Nigeria
bornu - a former sultanate, now part of Nigeria
boron - a nonmetallic element
borts - plural of "bort", a low quality diamond
bortz - a low quality diamond
borun - botocudo
borya - a first name
borys - a first name
bosal - a noseband
bosas - plural of "bosa", a Persian liquor
bosch
bosey - a googly, a deceptive cricket pitch
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
bossy - domineering
bosun - a boatswain
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
bothy - a farmhand's cottage
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
bouch - to debouch
bouds - plural of "boud", an insect in grain
bouge - to bulge; the belly of a cask
bough - a branch
boule - inlay work
boult - bolt
bound - a limit; to jump; tied; constrained; guaranteed
bouns - makes ready
bourd - jest, fun
bourg - a town
bourn - a first name; a stream; a boundary
bouse - booze; to haul via tackle
bousy - drunken
bouto - an Amazon river dolphin
bouts - plural of "bout", a round
bouza - bosa
bouze - booze
bovey - a kind of coal
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
bowet - a young hawk
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
bowse - to heave via tackle
boxed - crated; fought with
boxen - made of boxwood
boxer - one who packs; a fighter; a Chinese revolutionary
boxes - fights; crates
boyar - a Russian nobleman
boyau - a ditch
boyce - a first name
boyer - a small Flemish sloop
boyla - an Australian witch doctor
boyne - a first name; site of a battle between the deposed King James II and the new King William
boyos - plural of "boyo", a boy
bozal - bosal
bozos - plural of "bozo", a fellow; a clown; an idiot
brace - a pair; to stiffen
brach - a bitch hound
brack - a flaw in cloth
bract - a specialized leaf
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
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; to halt
braky - ferny
brale - a conical diamond indenter
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
brash - hasty; impudent
brass - a metal; money; impudence
brast - to burst
brath - a broth
brats - plural of "brat", bratwursts; unpleasant children
braul - striped cloth
braun - a first name
brava - a shout of approval
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
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 fortress city in the Netherlands
brede - a first name; a braid
bredi - a meat stew containing a vegetable
bredo - a first name
breea - a first name
breed - to beget
breef - brief
breem - stern
breer - a sprout; a brier
brees - plural of "bree", a broth; an eyebrow
breme - referring to raging or ferocious weather
brena - a first name
brenn - a first name
brens - plural of "bren", a submachine gun
brent - a first name; lofty
brere - a sprout
brest - breast; a port city in France
brett - a first name
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
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
bridi - a first name
bridy - a first name
brief - short; tight men's underwear; a commission
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
brigs - plural of "brig", a two-masted ship
brill - a type of turbot; brilliant
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
brisk - quick; lively
briss - berith
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
briza - totter grass
brize - the gadfly
brizz - crush; bruise
broad - wide; a woman
brobs - plural of "brob", a wooden wedge
broch - an ancient stone hut
brock - a first name; a badger
brocs - plural of "broc", a pewter wine measure
brode
brodi - a first name
brods - plural of "brod", a goad
brody - a first name
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
brose - a first name; Scotch porridge; a dish made by pouring boiling liquid on meal
brosy - smeared with porridge
broth - a soup
brown - a first name; tan; dark red
brows - plural of "brow", a forehead
bruce - a first name
bruch - a production reject that must be scrapped
bruck - destroyed
brucy - a first name
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
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
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 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
buang - a Papuan people of New Guinea
buaze - an African woody vine
bubal - a large African antelope
bubba - a first name; a good ole boy
bubbe
bubby - a first name; a little boy; breast
bubie - a term of affection
bubos - plural of "bubo", a swollen lymph gland, a sign of the plague
bucca - a scarecrow; the cheek
bucco - the puff bird genus
bucho - an African medicinal plant
buchu - the dried leaves of certain plants used as a diuretic and tea
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
budde - a first name
buddy - a first name; a partner
budes - plural of "bude", a gas burner
budge - lambskin; to stir, to move
buell - a first name
buena - a first name
bueno - good, very well
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 toad that secretes a hallucogen
bugan - a hobgoblin
buggy - infested with insects or mistakes; a baby carriage; a horse-drawn vehicle
bugle - a musical instrument; a jet bead; a genus of flowering plants
bugre - a Brazilian Indian
bugsy - a first name
buhls - plural of "buhl", a brass and tortoise shell inlay
buhrs - plural of "buhr", a heavy stone
buick - to vomit
build - to construct; to erect
built - fabricated
buist - to mark sheep
bulbi - plural of "bulbus", a bulb-shaped anatomical part
bulbs - plural of "bulb", a underground bud
bulby - bulbous
bulge - to swell
bulgy - protuberant
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
bulls - plural of "bull", a male cow; a papal pronouncement
bully - excellent; a hector
bulse - a bag used to transport jewels
bumbo - a punch made from rum, sugar, water and nutmeg; a feminist who denigrates beautiful women
bumfs - plural of "bumf", from "bum fodder", toilet paper, paperwork
bumph - paperwork
bumps - knocks against
bumpy - uneven
bunak - a language
bunce - an unexpected gain; a windfall
bunch - a batch; a group
bunco - a swindle
buncy - profitable; lucrative
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
bunga - a native council in the Transkei
bungo - a large canoe in the southwestern United States
bungs - plural of "bung", a stopper
bungy - bhangi; a rubber eraser
bunia - an Indian trader; a town in the Congo
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
bunts - butts
bunty - a wheat disease
bunun - a language
bunya - an evergreen tree
buoys - raises up; plural of "buoy", a marine floating marker device
buran - a violent Central Asian blizzard
burao - a town in Somalia
buras - plural of "bura", a violent windstorm
burbs - suburbs
burch - a first name
burds - plural of "burd", a maiden
burel - borrel
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 - burgao, a common top shell
burgs - plural of "burg", a town
burhs - plural of "burh", a town
burin - a pointed steel engraving tool
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; 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; suggestive of burning
buroo - the employment exchange office
buros - plural of "buro", a bureau; a Philippine fish dish
burps - belches
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
burse - a purse
bursh
burst - to split open
burts - plural of "burt", a flatfish
burtt - a first name
burty - a first name
burun - a language
burut - kara khirghiz
busby - a bearskin headdress
bused - transported by bus
buses - plural of "bus", a mass transit vehicle
bushy - overgrown
busks - bushes; acts in the streets
busky - shady
bussu - a low palm of the South American tidal swamps
bussy - a sweetheart; a bus driver
busta - a punk; a jerk
busti - a small Indian village
busto - a bust or head sculpture
busts - arrests; head sculptures; bosoms; breaks
busty - chesty
butch - a first name; masculine; a masculine lesbian
butea - a genus of East Indian trees
buteo - a hawk
butle - to serve as a butler
butoh - a modern Japanese dance form involving white body paint
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
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
buzby - 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
bwana - boss
bwazi - an African woody vine
byard - a miner's hauling strap
bying - getting a pass in a tournament
bylaw - a lesser rule
bylow - a single-bladed folding knife with a bone handle
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 - the area of Carthage laid out by Queen Dido, who was given as much land as could be surrounded by a bull's hide
bytes - plural of "byte", an 8 bit unit of computer memory
byway - a side path
byzas - in Greek mythology, the son of Poseidon, founder of Byzantium
byzen - a disgraceful spectacle
caaba - the Kaaba
caama - the hartebeest; a South American fox
caapi - a vine in northwest South America
cabal - a clique; a conspiracy
caban - cavan; the seventeenth day of the Mayan religious month
cabas - plural of "caba", a rush basket
cabby - a cab driver
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
cabot - a unit of capacity equal to half a bushel
cabre - an aeronautical stunt
cabri - pronghorn
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
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
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
cadie - a first name; caddie
cadis - plural of "cadi", an Islamic judge
cadiz - a port city in Spain
cadre - a nucleus; a specially trained group
cadye - a first name
caeca - variant plural of "cecum"
caers - plural of "caer", a camp
caese - a Shakespearean interjection
cafes - plural of "cafe", a coffee-house
caffa - a city on the Black Sea
caffy - a cafeteria
caged - captive
cager - a basketball player
cages - plural of "cage", an enclosure
cagey - cautious; unforthcoming; duplicitous; wiley
cagot - a Pyrennese pariah race
cahan - a first name
cahil - a first name
cahot - "thank you, ma'am"; a bump
cahow - a rare Bermuda petrel
caics - plural of "caic", a Turkish skiff
caids - plural of "caid", an alcayde; an Islamic judge
caily - a first name
caine - a first name
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
caity - a first name
caius - a first name
cajan - people, primarily in Alabama, of mixed white, black and Indian heritage
cajon - steep-sided canyon
cajun - corruption of "Acadian", a Louisiana group of French Canadian origin
caked - thickly layered
cakes - plural of "cake", a large dessert pastry
cakey - tending to form crusts
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
calcs - plural of "calc", a calculator
caleb - a first name
calee - a first name
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; a Chinese alloy
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
calmi - a town in Illinois
calms - makes still or peaceful
calmy - calm
calor - body heat that is a sign of inflammation
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
caman - a shinty stick
camar - a first name
camas - a perennial herb; plural of "cama", a South African hartebeest
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
cammi - a first name
cammy - a first name; a camouflage outfit
campa - an Arawakan people of eastern Peru
campi - plural of "campo", a level grassy plain; plural of "campus", the site of a college
campo - a level grassy plain
camps - lives in the open
campy - a first name; overdone; ludicrous
camus - a camis, a chemise
canal - channel
canch - a sloping slice removed from the roof or floor of a mine roadway
canda - a first name
candi - a first name
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
caner - one who canes
canes - beats; plural of "cane", a rattan, a long stick
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
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"
canto - a division of a poem
cants - plural of "cant", a tilt or slant; argot; hypocrisy
canty - talkative; cheerful; brisk
canun - a zither
caoba - mahogany
capas - 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
capes - plural of "cape", a promontory; an open cloak
caphs - plural of "caph", an alternative spelling of "kaph"
capiz - a small marine bivalve
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 tricks in piquet
cappa - an ecclesiastical or academic cape
cappi - a first name
cappo - capote; a capitalist, in the sense of a money grubber
cappy - 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
capua - an Italian city near Naples
capul - a horse
caput - the head; a knoblike protuberance
carah - a first name
carat - a unit of weight of 200 milligrams
carbo - a carbohydrate; charcoal
carbs - plural of "carb", a carburetor; a food rich in carbohydrates
carby - a carburetor
carda - a kind of cloth
cardo - a basal or proximal part
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
carew - a first name
carex - a sedge (a primitive three-sided grass)
carey - a first name; the hawksbill turtle
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
carib - a native of the Caribbean
carid - a crustacean of the tribe Carides
carie - 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
carmi - a first name
carmy - a first name
carna - a first name
carne - a first name; the Spanish for "meat", used, for example in "chile con carne"
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 - 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
carta - a charter
carte - a fencing term; a menu
carts - plural of "cart", a wagon
carty - resembling a cart horse
carum - a genus of biennial aromatic herbs
carus - a heavy sleep; unconsciousness
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
casco - a Manila barge; a ship's hull
cascy - a first name
cased - boxed; examined
casee - a first name
caser - one who cases; a 5 shilling coin
cases - precriminally inspects; plural of "case", a box, an incident
casey - a first name
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
casse - a first name; broken paper
cassi - a first name
cassy - a first name
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
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
caton - 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
cauch - a mess
cauda - a tail or tail-like appendage
caufs - plural of "cauf", a live fish box
cauks - plural of "cauk", sulphate of baryta
cauld - a dam
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
caure - calves
cauri - a monetary unit of Guinea; a fly whisk
causa - a Latin word for "cause", used in various phrases
cause - an underlying reason
cavae - plural of "cava", for the vena cava
cavan - a first name; a county in Ulster
caved - collapsed
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
cavia - the genus to which the guinea pig belongs
cavie - a hen coop
cavil - to carp; to complain
cavin - a first name; a cowered approach
cavum - the lower part of the concha of the ear; the nasal cavity
cavvy - the remuda
cawed - crowed
cawks - plural of "cawk", a heavy spear; a crow's sound
cawky - of baryta
cawny - a unit of area of 1 acre
caxon - a hairy wig
cayce - a first name
cayci - a first name
cayla - a first name
cayly - a first name
cayse - a first name
caysi - a first name
cazzi - a first name
ceadd - a first name
ceara - a first name; a province in Brazil
cease - to stop
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
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
cedis - plural of "cedi", a monetary unit of Ghana
cedre - cedar green
cedro - any of several reddish cedarlike woods
ceiba - the tropical silk-cotton tree
ceibo - a fiber from the kapok tree
ceila - a first name
ceili - a kind of Irish dance
ceils - plural of "ceil", a roof; a ceiling
cejay - a first name
celeb - a celebrity
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
cello - a musical instrument
cells - plural of "cell", a cavity; a nucleus
celly - a first name
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
cenal - referring to the midday meal
cense - to burn incense
cento - a medley; a poem made of fragments of other poems
cents - plural of "cent", a hundredth of a dollar
ceorl - a churl
cepes - plural of "cepe", a large mushroom
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 - a constituent of wax
ceros - plural of "cero", a large food fish
certs - plural of "cert", a certainty
certy - certainly
ceryl - a white crystalline alcohol occurring as an ester in waxes
cerys - a first name
cesar - a first name
cesia - a first name
cesse - to cease
cessy - foul; disgusting
cesta - a basket used in jai alai
cesti - plural of "cestus", a belt or girdle
cesya - a first name
cetes - plural of "cete", a group of badgers
cetic - of spermaceti
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, across from Gilbraltar, in Africa
cevan - a first name
cezar - a first name
chaac - one of the Mayan gods of rain and fertility
chaad - a first name
chace - a chase; a medieval French part song
chack - the toss of a horse's head; a snack
chaco - an extinct Southwest Indian culture
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 fetter; a connection; a unit of length of 22 yards
chair - a seat
chais - plural of "chai", a gypsy girl
chait - a month of the Hindu year
chaja - the largest of the crested screamers
chaka - a first name
chako - a shako
chale - no
chalk - a flaky mineral
chals - plural of "chal", a gypsy man
chama - a large oyster
champ - a champion; to chew
chams - a first name; plural of "cham", a Mogul Khan
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
chank - a species of conch shell; to chew noisily; a chancre
chann - a first name
chant - a first name; to intone
chaos - anarchy; violent disorder
chape - a buckle catch
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 char-a-banc; a star
chard - the artichoke
chare - a chore; a narrow street
chari - a first name; the French name for the Shari river
chark - char; charcoal
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
chary - frugal; wary
chase - a first name; to follow after
chass - a first name
chasy - a children's game of tag
chasm - an abyss
chats - talks
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
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
chazz - a first name
cheap - inexpensive; unwilling to spend money
cheat - to dupe; to break the rules
check - to stop; a form of payment; a cross-hatch pattern; to verify
cheek - insolence; a part of the face
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
chelo - a first name
chelp - to talk pertly; the chirp of a young bird
chemo - chemotherapy; a Tibetan bear
chena - an area of virgin timberland in a tropical region, cleared and cultivated for a few years
cheng - a Chinese reed musical instrument
chere - a first name
cheri - a first name
chert - flint
chery - a first name
chess - a board game
chest - a coffer; the upper torso
cheth - 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
chews - masticates
chewy - rubbery; hard to chew
cheyn - a first name
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
chias - plural of "chia", a Mexican herb
chiba - a city in Japan; marijuana
chica - a first name; an orange-red dye; a liquor
chich - a dwarf pea
chick - a first name; a chicken; a bamboo screen
chico - a first name; a prickly shrub
chics - plural of "chic", elegance
chide - to scold
chief - a boss; a principal
chiel - a child
chien - a unit of weight of about 1 pound
chigs - chews
chika - a first name
chike - a first name
chiko - a first name
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
chime - to harmonize; a bell
chimp - a chimpanzee
chimu - an extinct Yuncan people
china - a first name; an Asian country; pottery
chine - a cleft; a backbone; 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 fabric
chins - plural of "chin", the lower part of the face
chios - a Greek island off Asia Minor
chiot - a variant of "sciot"
chips - bits; fried thin-cut potatoes; a nickname for a carpenter
chirk - to chirp
chirl - to warble
chirm - bird noises
chiro - a marine fish
chirp - to trill
chirr - to make a harsh vibrant sound
chirt - to squeeze
chiru - a Tibetan antelope slaughtered for its very fine fur
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
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
choad - slang for the penis
choca - a chocolate and coffee beverage
chock - a wedge
choco - a militiaman or conscript in World War II
chode - scolded; archaic past tense of "chide"; choad
chofa - a first name
choff - food
choga - a cloak with long sleeves and skirt, for men in India and Pakistan
choil - an angle in a pocket knife blade
choir - the chancel; a singing group
choke - to strangle
choko - a variant of "chocho"
choky - a prison; tending to choke
chola - a female Hispanic
choli - a short-sleeved Indian bodice with very low neckline
cholo - an acculturated Wuechuan of Peru or Bolivia
chomp - to chew loudly
choni - a first name
chonk - to champ or chew loudly
chono - an extinct American Indian tribe
chook - a chicken
choom - an English soldier; an Englishman
choop - the wild rose hip
chopa - any of several rudderfishes
chops - the jaws; plural of "chop", a cut of meat
chord - a harmonious sound; a line cutting across a circle
chore - a task
chose - selected
choss - loose rock treacherous for mountainclimbing
chota - an Indian word for "little"; the police
chott - a saline lake
chouf - a mountain range in Lebanon
choup - variant of "choop", the wild rose hip
chous - plural of "chou", an ornamental ribbon
chout - blackmail
choux - plural of "chou", a soft cabbage shaped ornament or rosette in women's wear
chowk - a main street
chows - plural of "chow", a Chinese dog; food
choya - variant of "chay"
choys - plural of "choy", Indian madder
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
chubb - a patent lock
chubs - plural of "chub", a fresh water carp
chuck - a first name; to discard; a cut of beef
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
chugs - downs a drink without pausing; makes locomotive sounds
chuha - a Pakistani "pinhead", regarded as having special religious healing abilities
chuki - a first name
chuma - a first name
chumo - a first name
chump - a blockhead; a patsy
chums - plural of "chum", a pal
chung - a first name
chunk - a thick slice
chura - a little town in Cuba
churl - a cad
churm - chirm
churn - to agitate
churr - to chirp
chuse - to choose
chute - a sloping channel
chuts - plural of "chut", a peevish cry
chyak - to tease
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
ciara - a first name
cibel - a chive; an onion
cibol - a Welsh onion
cicad - a cicada
cicer - the chick pea; a genus of Asiatic herbs
cider - fermented apple juice
ciego - a ruse or trick
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
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
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
cimon - an ancient Athenian statesman
cinch - a strong girth for a saddle or pack; a certainty; a card game
cinct - engirdled
cinda - a first name
cindi - a first name
cindy - a first name
cines - plural of "cine", a motion picture
cinga - a language
cinny - 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
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
cisco - an American char or whitefish
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
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
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
claim - a right; an assertion
clair - a first name
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
clare - a first name; a nun of Saint Clare
clari - a first name
clark - a first name; a clerk
claro - mild in taste
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 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 golf club having an iron head and a long, narrow face; to seize
cleep - variant of "clepe", to name or to call
clefs - plural of "clef", a musical sign
cleft - divided
clegs - plural of "cleg", a horse fly
cleme - a first name
clemo - executive clemency; a penny
clems - starves; sufferes 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"
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
click - to tick; a metallic sound
cliff - a first name; a crag
clift - a first name; a cleft
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"
clive - a first name
cloak - a loose outer coat; a cover or pretext
cloam - earthenware
clock - a chronologe; to hit or beat someone
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
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
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
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
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
clutz - a klutz, a clumsy person
clyde - a first name; a river in Scotland
clyer - a tuberculous cattle lymph gland
clyff - a first name
clype - to tattle
clyph - a first name
clyve - a first name
clywd - a first name
cnida - a jelly fish
cnute - a first name
coach - to teach; an enclosed carriage
coact - to cooperate
coady - a first name
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
coast - a shore; to ride upon; to travel on momentum alone
coati - a tropical American relative of the raccoon
coats - plural of "coat", a cover; a mantel; a cloak
cobar - copper coins
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
cobra - a venomous snake
cobus - 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
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
cocus - green ebony
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
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
coeca - variant plural of "cecum"
coeds - plural of "coed", a coeducational student; a female student
coedy - a first name
coeur - French for "heart", used in phrases like "cri de coeur"
coffe - a cafe
coffs - buys
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
coifs - plural of "coif", a hair style
coign - a projecting cornerstone
coils - plural of "coil", a loop
coins - plural of "coin", a metallic monetary token
coirs - plural of "coir", a fiber obtained from coconut husks
coits - 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 cocaine user
cokie - a first name; a cocaine user
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
colen - a first name
coler - a cobbler
coles - plural of "cole", a plant of the cabbage family
colet - a first name
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
colin - a first name; an American partridge
colis - a first name
colla - plural of "collum", an anatomical neck
colls - fondles
colly - a first name; soot or grime; to understand
colog - a cologarithm
colon - a punctuation mark; part of the intestines; a monetary unit of Costa Rica and El Salvador
color - a hue
colts - plural of "colt", a young horse
colty - of or like a colt
colum - a first name
colyn - a first name
colza - a kind of cabbage; rapeseed
comal - comose
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
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 - 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 - goods such as candy or tobacco obtained from a prison commissary; a Communist
comms - communications
commy - a communist
comox - a people of eastern Vancouver Island
compo - plaster; workman's compensation; composition material
comps - plural of "comp", a comprehensive exam
compt - to count; neat
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
conga - a dance
conge - leave
congo - an African country; a black tea
conia - a hemlock
conic - conical
conin - conine; a hemlock
conks - hits on the head
conky - full of a tree fungus
conne - 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
conto - money of account
conus - an anatomical part in mammals; a genus of tropical snails
convo - a conversation
conwy - a first name
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
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
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
coorg - a state of southwest India; a language
coosa - a river in Alabama; an extensive Native American nation
coose - the vagina as sexual object
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
copal - a resin
copan
copay - to pay together with others
copec - a Russian coin
coped - contended
copei - the pitch apple
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 ham
coppy - a low stool
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 frog common to Puerto Rico
coral - a first name; a marine creature; a shade of pink
corbi - a first name
corbs - plural of "corb", a basket
corby - a first name; a raven or crow
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
corey - a first name
corfs - plural of "corf", a basket; 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
corly - a first name
cormo - a sheep bred according to the Cormo system
corms - plural of "corm", the stem of certain plants
corno - a French horn
corns - preserves with salt
cornu - a horn; a horn-shaped anatomical part
corny - a first name; trite; having corns on the feet
corps - a contingent
corra - a first name
corri - a first name
corry - a first name
corse - a corpse; the Corsican dialect
corso - a strut
corta - a unit of weight in the Balearic Islands
corte - a dip or step in ballroom dancing
corty - a first name
coruh - a river in northeastern Turkey
coryn - a first name
cosec - cosecant, a mathematical term from trigonometry
cosed - made oneself cozy
cosen
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
costs - plural of "cost", an expense
cotan - cotangent, a mathematical term from trigonometry
cotch - to catch; catechu
cotes - passes by; a French wine
cotey - a first name
cotta - a surplice; a blanket
cotte - a tight fitting garment resembling the cotehardie
cotts - plural of "cott"
cotty - a first name; matted, entangled
couac - the strident tone produced by a reed instrument blown incorrectly
couch - a sofa; to put into words
coude - pertaining to a type of telescope
cough - tussis
coula - a kind of African nut
could - is able
couma - a tropical South American tree
coumb - a comb
count - to reckon; a member of the nobility
coupe - a closed car
coups - plural of "coup", a decisive stroke
courb - to stoop
cours - cowers
court - a first name; to woo; a tribunal
couta - a barricuda
couth - agreeable; civilized
couzy - a girl
coved - arched over
coven - a muster of witches
cover - to wrap; to hide
coves - curves over or inward; plural of "cove", a fellow; a bay
covet - to desire
covey - a bevy
covin - collusive fraud
cowal - a depression or channel
cowan - a first name; an uninitiated Freemason; someone who poses as a Freemason
cowed - daunted
cower - to cringe
cowes - a resort town 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
cowry - a small shell used as money
coxae - plural of "coxa", a hip joint
coxal - of the hip
coxed - coxswained
coxes - plural of "cox", a coxswain
coxey - avian coccidiosis
coyan - a first name; a unit of weight of Thailand of about 2.7 pounds
coyed - caressed
coyer - more shy
coyle - a first name
coyly - bashfully; flirtatiously
coyne - a first name
coyol - any of several tropical American palms
coypu - the nutria
cozen - to cheat
cozes - cousins; chats
cozey - a cover for a teapot
cozie - a cozey
cozmo - a first name
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
craig - a first name; a crag; the neck
craik - crake, the corncrake
crail - a fishing basket
crake - the corncrake
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
crash - a coarse cloth; to smash
crass - gross; unsubtle
crate - a packing case
crave - to yearn for; to desire
cravo - the opah, the king fish
crawk - to utter a harsh squawk
crawl - to creep; to go slowly; to go on all fours
craws - plural of "craw", stomach
craze - a mania
crazy - mad; insane
creag - a first name
creak - to squeak
cream - derivative of milk
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
creed - a first name; a belief
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
crema - the foamy milk layer on the top of a cup of espresso coffee
creme - cream
crena - a furrow
creon - in Greek mythology, king of Thebes, buried niece Antigone alive for breaking law
crepe - a fabric
crept - poetic "creeped"
crepy - like crepe; covered with crepe
cress - watercress
crest - a top; a device
creta - chalk; fuller's earth
crete - a Mediterranean island country
creux - the reverse of relief
crewe - an earthenware pot
crews - plural of "crew", a team
criag - a first name
cribo - a large harmless snake
cribs - copies; plural of "crib", a cradle
crick - a cramp; a creek
cried - wept
crier - a proclaimer; a weeper
cries - weeps; proclaims
crile - a short deformed person
crime - a legal misdeed
crimp - to corrugate
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
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
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
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
crons - plural of "cron", a million years
crony - a familiar friend
cronz - a gun
crood - coo
crook - a bend; a shepherd's implement; a criminal
crool - to mutter
croom - a pitchfork
croon - to sing romantically
croot - an Army recruit
crope - a finial
crops - cuts short; agricultural produce
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; 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
crudo - a variety of Italian dishes made with raw fish
cruds - curds
crudy - crude; awful; cruddy
cruel - hard-hearted; merciless
cruet - a eucharistic flagon
cruit - an army recruit
crumb - a bit of bread; a cad
crump - crooked; a bang
crunt - a blow on the head
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"
crypp - a cryptographer
crypt - a tomb
ctene - a stinging structure on a coelenterate's tentacle
cuate - a buddy
cuban - a native of Cuba; a Cuban cigar
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
cucas - plural of "cuca", a cocaine shrub
cuddy - a cabin; rent; a donkey
cueca - a Chilean courtship dance
cuena - a quena, a primitive vertical reed flute
cuero - a town in Texas
cueva - a Cunan people of Panama
cuffo - free of charge
cuffs - strikes smartly; plural of "cuff", a handcuff; a shirtcuff
cufic - an Arabic script
cuifs - coofs
cuing - present participle of "cue"
cuirs - plural of "cuir", a leather
cuish - thigh armor
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
culms - forms a hollow stem; plural of "culm", coal dust
culpa - negligence for which one is liable
culti - plural of "cultus"
cults - plural of "cult", a sect
cumae - a city in southwest Italy near the bay of Naples, colonized by the Greeks
cumai - a variant of "Cumae"
cuman - a Turkic people, also known as the Ghuzz
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
cumin - a bitter herb
cumku - the 18th month of the Mayan civil calendar
cumly - cumbly
cumol - cumene
cumyl - cumenyl
cunan - a language family of the Chibchan group
cunas - a people of the Cunan tribe
cundy - a conduit; a small ventilation passageway in a mine
cunei - plural of "cuneus", a convolution of the mesial surface of the occipital lobe of the brain
cunni - plural of "cunnus", the female external genitals
cunny - a rabbit; slang for the female external genitals
cunts - plural of "cunt", a vulgarism
cunye - a coin; money
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
curan - a first name
curat - a cuirass
curbs - restrains; plural of "curb", a restraint; a low boundary along a street
curby - affected by curb
curch - a kerchief
curds - lumps; curdled milk
curdy - coagulated
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
curio - rare bric-a-brac
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
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"
curve - a bend; a line that is not straight
curvy - undulating
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
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
cutty - a first name; short; a clay pipe; a thickset girl
cutup - a class clown; a comic performer
cuvee - a blend of wine
cuzco - a city in south central Peru, capital of the Inca empire
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
cylin - a first name
cylix - a kylix
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
cymes - plural of "cyme", a flower cluster
cymol - cymene
cymru - Wales
cymry - the Welsh
cynda - a first name
cynde - a first name
cyndi - a first name
cyndy - a first name
cynic - a realist
cynth - a first name
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
cyvet - civet
czars - plural of "czar", a Russian ruler
czech - a native of the Czech Republic
dabby - damp
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
dacso - a first name
dacus - a genus of trypetid fruit flies
dadap - an Indian tree whose roots are nitrogen fixers
dadas - plural of "dada", an artistic movement
daddy - father
dades - holds up by leading strings
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
dafne - a first name
dafny - a first name
dagan - a first name; the Babylonian god of the earth
dagda - an Irish god
dagen - a first name
dagga - marijuana; a South African plant similar to hemp
daggy - referring to sheep having muddy wool; tiresome; stupid
dagna - a first n ame
dagne - a first name
dagny - a first name
dagon - a first name; a Philistine fish god
dagos - plural of "dago", an ethnic slur
dahla - a town in Afghanistan
dahls - variant of "dals", dishes of lentils and spices
dahra - a first name
daicy - a first name
daien - a town in Sudan
daigh - dough
daija - a first name
daile - a first name
dails - plural of "dail", the Irish parliament
daily - a first name; each day; a newspaper published each day
daina - a first name
daine - a first name
daint - dainty
daire - a first name
dairi - the Mikado's palace
dairy - a milk farm; containing milk
daise - to daze
daisi - a first name
daisy - a first name; a flower
daith - an ear piercing
dajan - a first name
dakar - a seaport, and the capital of Senegal
daker - the corncrake; to lounge
dakha - Dhaka, a city in Bangladesh
dakir - a daker; to dicker; half a score
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
dalea - a genus of herbs
daled - having many dales
dalen - a first name
daler - a dalesman; a Danish or Swedish dollar
dales - plural of "dale", a valley
daley - a first name
dalia - 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
dalli - a tropical tree
dalls - plural of "dall", incised tile or cow dung fuel
dally - to tarry
dalma - a first name
dalny - former name of Darien, a seaport in China
dalos - plural of "dalo", taro
dalts - plural of "dalt", a foster child
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
damar - a first name; variant of "dammar", a resin from pine trees
damas - 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
damme - an exclamation of suprise, meaning "damn me!"
damna - plural of "damnum", a detriment to character or property
damns - assigns to perdition
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
danay - a first name
danbo - a kind of cheese
danby - a first name
dance - to caper
dancy - like a dance; given to dance
dandi - a dandy; a boatman on the Ganges river
dando - a drinker who leaves without paying for his drinks
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
danic - Danish
danie - 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
danks - plural of "dank", wetness, unpleasant moistness
danli - danglin
danna - a first name
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
danya - a first name
danyl - a first name
daoud - a first name
daraf - an inverse farad, a unit of measurement of elastance
darah - a first name
darak - rice bran
daran - a first name
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
darch
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 - braved; challenged
darek - a first name
darel - a first name
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
dargs - plural of "darg", a day's work
daria - a first name
daric - a first name; a gold coin of Darius
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
darns - mends; plural of "darn", a mild curse
daron - a first name
daroo - the sycamore
darra - a first name
darry - 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
dasey - a first name
dasha - a first name
dashi - a first name
dashy - showy
dasie - a first name
dasis - plural of "dasi", a female Hindu slave
dassy - a hyrax
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
datha - a first name
datil - a South American palm
datin - a female member of a senior chivalric order of Malaysia
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"
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
dault - a dalt, a foster-child
daunt - to cow; to intimidate; to overcome with fear
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
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
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
davos - a Swiss mountain resort
dawan - a first name
dawdy - dowdy
dawed - dawned
dawen - to dawn
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
dawne - a first name
dawns - sunrises; becomes apparent
dawny - in poor health
dawon - a first name
dawts - fondles
dawud - a first name
dayak - a Malay race
dayal - an East Indian songbird
dayan - a judge in a rabbinical court
daycy - a first name
dayle - a first name
dayna - a first name
dayne - a first name
daysy - a first name
dazed - stunned
dazer - a battery-operated sonic dog deterrent used by the Post Office
dazes - stuns
deads - plural of "dead", ore debris
deafy - a beggar who pretends to be deaf
deair - to remove air from
deals - trades or does business; passes out playing cards
dealt - handed out
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
dearn - mournful
dears - plural of "dear", a beloved person
deary - a dear
deash - to remove ashes from
death - the end of life
deave - to deafen
deawy - dewy
debag - to forcibly remove the trousers of another, a British boarding school amusement
debar - to prevent
debbi - a first name
debby - a first name
debee - a first name
debel - to conquer in war
deben - an ancient Egyptian unit of weight, of about 1440 grains
debie - a first name
debir
debit - a financial loss; a negative profit
debka - a Palestinian dance of celebration
debor - a first name
debra - a first name (hi Deb!)
debts - plural of "debt", a monetary obligation
debug - to correct a computer program, replacing blatant bugs with subtle ones
debus - to exit a bus as though it were a significant accomplishment
debut - a premiere
debye - a unit of measurement for electrical dipole moments
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
decay - to deteriorate; to rot
decca - a first name
decem - ten
decet - a decimet, a family of 10 nuclear particles
decha - a first name
decia - a first name
decil - a grass
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
decon - decontamination
decor - a decoration scheme with an unlimited budget
decoy - to lure
decry - to censure
decyl - a hydrocarbon with ten carbons in a row
dedal - daedal; skillful or ingenious, like Dedalus; formed with art
dedee - a first name
dedie - a first name
dedra - a first name
deece - the lowest trump in some card games
deeds - plural of "deed", an act; a legal title of ownership
deedy - active; a chicken
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
deers - variant plural of "deer"
deets - plural of "deet", an insect repellent
deeve - to deafen
deevs - plural of "deev", an evil spirit in Persian tradition
deevy - delightful, charming
deeyn - a first name
defat - to remove fat from
defer - to delay; to put off
defis - challenges
defog - to remove fog from
defug - to let in fresh air to drive out bad
defun - in the LISP programming language, a keyword used to define a function
degas - to remove gas from; to treat someone who has been gassed
degen - a first name
degum - to remove gum from
degus - plural of "degu", a small South American rodent
deice - to remove ice
deify - to make a god of
deign - to condescend
deils - plural of "deil", a devil
deink - to remove ink, especially from waste paper
deion - a first name
deism - belief in a bashful god
deist - one who wants to believe in god but not any particular one
deity - a god
dejon - a first name
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
dekel - a first name
dekes - plural of "deke", a deceptive move in hockey
dekka - a first name
dekko - to look at
dekle - ragged
delan - a first name
delay - to dally; to put off
delea - a first name
deled - deleted
deles - deletes
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
delie - a first name
delir - to be delirious
delis - plural of "deli", a delicatessen
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
delos - a first name; a small Greek island, the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis
delph - Delft pottery
delsy - a first name
delta - a first name; a Greek letter; a river mouth
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
demas - a first name
dembe - a first name
demes - plural of "deme", a Greek district
demis - plural of "demi", a tablet of Demeral
demit - to release; to send; to put away; to resign
demob - to demobilize
demon - an evil spirit
demos - a first name; the proletariat; plural of "demo", a demonstration
demps - a first name
dempt - deemed
demur - to object
denae - a first name
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 - plural of "dene", a valley; a sandy tract by the sea
denet - to market a book without the constraint of the Net Book Agreement
deney - a first name
dengu - an Indian fever
denie - a first name
denim - a kind of 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
dense - thick; stupid
dents - plural of "dent", an indentation
denty - containing many dents, such as an old person's car
denut - to castrate
denya - a first name
denys - a first name
deoil - to remove oil
deona - a first name
deone - a first name
deoxy - containing less oxygen per molecule than the compound from which it is derived
depin - to unpin something; to remove pins
depod - to remove the pods
depot - a train station; a storage place
depth - profundity
deque - a linear data structure for which insertions and deletions can be made at either end
derah - an Eritrean measure of length, of about 18 inches
derak - a first name
deran - a first name
derat - to rid of rats
deray - to disarrange
derby - a first name; a race; a hat; a kind of cheese
derek - a first name
deren - a first name
deric - a first name; pertaining to the skin
derie - a first name
derik - a first name
derke - a first name
derma - the skin in general; the corium or true skin; lobster skin
derms - plural of "derm", a layer of the skin
derna - a city in North Africa
derne - to conceal
derns - plural of "dern", a gatepost
deron - a first name
derro - derelict
derry - a first name; a prejudice; a derelict house; a ballad
dervs - plural of "derv", diesel oil
deryk - a first name
deryl - a first name
deryn - a first name
desex - to geld; to castrate
deshi - a first name
desie - a first name
desir - a first name
desis - plural of "desi", an expatriate Indian
desks - plural of "desk", a writing table
desma - a first name; an irregularly branched sponge spicule
dessa - a first name; desa
desta - a first name
deste - a first name
desty - a first name
desyl - a univalent radical
detar - to remove tar from
detax - to remove a tax from
deter - to fend off
detin - to remove tin from articles plated with tin
detox - detoxification
detta - a first name
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
devan - a first name
devas - plural of "deva", a Hindu benign spirit
devec - a mathematical operation that converts a vector into a matrix
devel - to strike forcibly
deven - a first name
devey - delightful, charming
devil - Satan
devin - 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
devyn - a first name
dewan - an Indian fiscal officer
dewar - a thermos bottle
dewax - to remove wax from
dewed - bedewed
dewei - a first name
dewer - an operator of a textile machine that sprays water on woolen cloth
dewey - a first name
dewie - a first name
dewon - a first name
dexed - intoxicated on dextroamphetamines
dexes - plural of "dex", a sulfate used as a central nervous system suppressant
dexie - dextroaphetamines
dezia - a first name
dezra - a first name
dezzy - a lower second university pass, or "2/2", named for Desmond Tutu
dhabb - the dried flesh of a skink, used as medicine
dhaka - a city in Bangladesh
dhaks - plural of "dhak", an Asian tree
dhals - plural of "dhal", an Indian dish of lentils and spices
dhane - a first name
dhani - a first name
dhars - plural of "dhar", a Burmese curved knife
dhava - an East Indian tree
dhawa - an East Indian tree
dhikr - the ritual formula of a Sufi brotherhood
dhobi - an Indian washerwoman
dhole - an Indian wild dog
dholl - an Indian dish of lentils and spices
dhoni - an Indian fishing boat
dhoon - a valley in the Siwalik hills
dhoti - a loin cloth
dhows - plural of "dhow", an Arabian sailing vessel
dhuti - variant of "dhoti", a loin cloth
diact - two-rayed
diads - plural of "diad", a variant of "dyad", a set of two
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
diann - a first name
diary - a journal
diazo - a non-silver photographic coating for contact printing
diced - cut into cubes; played dice
dicer - a dice player
dices - cuts into small cubes
dicey - chancy
dicht - to wipe
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
dicty - snobbish; very good or pleasing
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
didst - Biblical "did"
didus - the dodo genus; raphus
didya - slang for "did you"
diebs - plural of "dieb", a North African jackal
diego - a first name
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
dietz - a first name
diffa - an Arabic banquet
diffy - a sickbay attendant
digby - a first name
dight - adorned; to have sex with
digit - a numeral; a finger; a unit of measurement of about 3/4 inch
digna - a first name
digon - a degenerate polygon comprising two points and two lines.
digue - embankment; dike
dijon - a city in France; a kind of mustard
dikas - plural of "dika", a West African mango
diked - banked
diker - one who builds dikes
dikes - plural of "dike", an embankment
dikey - like a dyke
dikte - a mountain in Greece
dilan - a first name
dildo - a sex toy
dilla - a first name
dilli - a dilly bag
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
dilon - a first name
dilyn - a first name
dilys - a first name
dimed - part of the phrase "nickel and dimed"; informed on someone
dimer - a compound composed of two identical molecules
dimes - plural of "dime", a ten cent coin
dimit - to demit
dimly - obscurely
dimmo - a dime; an unintelligent person
dimmy - a first name
dimos - a first name
dimps - dusk; twilight; plural of "dimp", a "usable" cigarette butt
dinah - a first name
dinan - a city in northern France
dinar - a common name for a worthless coin of many countries
dinch - to extinguish a cigarette
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 - dizzy
dinis - a first name
dinka - an African ethnic group
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
diola - a language
diols - plural of "diol", a chemical compound
diona - a first name
dione - a first name; a moon of Saturn
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
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
dippy - goofy; a little insane; inane
dipso - a dipsomaniac
dipsy - a nautical corruption of "deep sea"; tipsy
dipus - the jerboa
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
dirke - a first name
dirks - plural of "dirk", a short knife
dirls - trembles
diron - a first name
dirts - plural of "dirt", earth or soil
dirty - soiled; improper
dirum
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
disks - plural of "disk", a flat circular object
disme - an obsolete American coin
disna - slang for "does not"
dital - a guitar tuning key
ditas - plural of "dita", a Philippine tree
ditch - a trench; to get rid of or to run away from
dites - plural of "dite", a small amount
ditso - useless; second-rate
ditsy - thoughtless; scatterbrained
ditta - a first name
ditto - the same; to copy
ditty - a little song
ditzy - thoughtless; scatterbrained
diuan - a first name
divan - a sofa
divas - plural of "diva", a grand dame of opera
dived - plunged
divel - to tear apart
diver - one who dives
dives - plunges; seedy bars; a rich man in the Bible
divil - the devil
divot - a piece of turf, untimely ripped from the bosom of mother Earth
divus - divine; godlike
divvy - to divide up; odd, stupid or deviant
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
dixit - a statement
dixon - a first name
dizen - to dress gaudily
dizin - a skiing resort in Iran
dizzy - lightheaded
djati - teak
djave - njave, a large African timber tree
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
djuka - a bush people of Dutch Guiana
djuna - a first name
doabs - plural of "doab", an alluvial land
doane - a first name
doats - dotes
dobby - a dotard; part of a loom; a foot; a nickname for a horse
dobee - an Indian washerwoman
dobie - a first name; adobe; a Dobermann Pinscher; an Indian washerwoman
dobla - a gold coin of Spain
dobra - a first name; a gold coin of Portugal
dobro - an acoustic guitar with a twangy, tremulous tone
dobry - a first name
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
dodas - plural of "doda", a four-horned antelope
dodds - cuts off
doddy - a hornless cow
dodee - a first name
dodek - a first name
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
dodos - plural of "dodo", an extinct flightless bird; a stupid person
dodya - a first name
doers - plural of "doer", one who does things
doest - Biblical "do"
doeth - Biblical "do"
doffs - casts off
dogal - of a doge
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
dogon - a people of the central bend of the Niger
dogra - a Kashmiri
dohls - plural of "dohl", pulse, dried peas; an Afghan musical instrument
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 Romanian folk song
doing - performing
doink - to hit; an idiot or jerk
doits - plural of "doit", a Dutch coin
dojee - heroin
dojie - heroin
dojos - plural of "dojo", a school that teaches judo or karate
doker - a shill
dokes - plural of "doke", a dimple
dokus - the buttocks
dolan - a first name
dolce - softly
doled - bestowed sparingly
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 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
dolus - the doing of something that is contrary to good conscience
dolyn - a first name
domal - relating to a house
domed - covered by a dome
domei - a Japanese news agency
domek - a first name
domer - a machine that shapes box tops
domes - plural of "dome", a rounded roof or cupola
domet - a cotton or cotton and wool flannel
domey - domy, like a dome
domic - shaped like a dome
domka - a first name
domos - plural of "domo", an acronym: DOwnwardly MObile professional
dompt - to hold at bay
domra - a Russian musical instrument like a lute
domus - an ancient Roman dwelling
donah - 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
dondi - a first name
donee - the recipient of a donation
donek - a first name
donet - variant of "donat", a grammar book
doney - dornick; sweetheart
donga - a South African ravine; poor living quarters
donge - a mattress
dongo - 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
donum - a land measure of about an acre, used in the Ottoman Empire
donut - a doughnut
donya - a first name
doobs - plural of "doob", an Indian grass
dooda - thingamajig; thingy
doods - plural of "dood", a camel
doody - childish slang for excrement
doofa - a thingmajig
dooji - heroin
dooks - plural of "dook", a bung; a fist
doole - dole; gloom
dools - doles
dooly - a first name; an Indian litter
dooms - plural of "doom", a bad fate
doona - a quilted eiderdown
doons - plural of "doon", a large Ceylonese tree
doora - durra
doorn - a South African briar
doors - plural of "door", an entrance
doosy - a doozy
dooze - something easy to accomplish
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
dorad - a catfish of the family Doradidae
doran - a first name; Doppler range navigation device
doras - the type genus of the family Doradidae
dordi - a first name
dorea - a striped Indian muslin
doree - a first name; a golden yellow fish
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
dorms - plural of "dorm", a dormitory
dormy - unbeatable at golf
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
dorso - an endorsement on the back of a manuscript cover
dorte - a first name
dorts - takes offense
dorty - sullen
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
dossy - pretentiously fashionable
dosya - a first name
dotal - referring to a dowry
doted - loved
doter - one who loves
dotes - loves
dotti - a first name
dotty - a first name; batty
douai - a city in France
douar - 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
doups - plural of "doup", the end or bottom of something
doura - millet
douro - the Portuguese name for the Duero river
douse - to dowse
douts - extinguishes
dovap - a method of tracking missiles, "Doppler velocity and position"
doven - to utter Jewish prayers
dover - doze; a powder; a city in England
doves - plural of "dove", a pigeon
dovid - a first name
dowar - an Arab camp
dowdy - frumpy
dowed - prospered
dowel - a wooden pin
dower - dowry
dowid - a first name
dowie - dreary; doleful; dull-witted
dowle - fluff; fine down
dowly - dull, lowering
downa - cannot
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
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
doyly - a doily
doylt - a group of wild swine
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
draco - the Dragon constellation
draff - dregs; the spent grains of malt left after making whisky
draft - an outline; a breeze; to call upon
drago - a first name; a Mexican tree with yellow flowers
drags - goes slowly; pulls
drail - to trail; to drag
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
drash - thrash
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
draws - sketches; attracts; stretches
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
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
dreks - plural of "drek", a worthless item
dreng - a free tenant in Northumberland with partial military obligations
drent - drenched; drowned
drere - drear
dress - garb
drest - poetic "dressed"
dreul - drool
dreux - a town in France
drewe - a first name
dreys - plural of "drey", a squirrel's nest
drias - the deadly carrot (!)
dribs - plural of "drib", a little bit
dried - dessicated
drier - more dry; a dessicator
dries - dessicates
drift - to wander; a mound of snow
driki - dry-ki
drill - repetition; a tool for making holes
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
drite - to defecate
drive - to urge; to use a vehicle for transport; a campaign
drogh - a hooped canvas bagged towed behind a boat for stability
droid - short for "android", a robot; a stupid person
droil - drudgery; to plot
droit - a right; a title; a unit of measurement of weight of 1/24 mite
drole - bad
droll - amusing
drome - a racecourse
drone - a male bee; to talk incessantly
drong - a passageway between walls or hedges
drony - like a drone; humming
droob - an oaf; a hopeless ineffectual person
droog - a hooligan
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"
dross - worthless matter
droud - an oafish woman
drouk - to duck
drove - forced; directed
drown - to suffocate in water
drows - plural of "drow", a cave elf
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
drugi - a first name
drugs - plural of "drug", a medicinal preparation; a narcotic
druid - a Celtic priest; a bard
drums - plural of "drum", a timpanum
drunk - intoxicated
drupa - a nomadic mountain people of Tibet
drupe - a fruit with a stone or pit
drury - a first name
druse - a mining cavity; a Syrian
drusi - a first name
drusy - a first name
druxy - partly decayed timber; knotholed timber
druze - a Syrian
dryad - a wood nymph
dryas - a small genus of alpine and arctic tufted plants
dryer - desiccator; more dry
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
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
dubba
dubbo - a fool
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
dubna - a city in Russia, site of a nuclear research center
dubok - a respectable person or business used as a front for criminal activity
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; Roman provincial military chief; top pupil
duchy - the realm of a duke
ducks - dodges; squats; waterfowl
ducky - peachy; highly satisfactory
ducts - plural of "duct", an internal channel
dudde - a first name
duddy - a first name; ragged
duded - well dressed, as in the phrase "all duded up"
dudes - plural of "dude", a man; a pretend cowboy
dudly - a first name
duduk - an Armenian wooden flute
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
dufus - a doofus, a fool
dugal - a first name
dugan - a first name
dugey - a first name
dugie - a first name
dugit - an Israeli settlement in the Gaza Strip
duhat - the Java plum
duisi - a town in the country of Georgia
duits - plural of "duit", a Dutch coin
dujer - heroin
dujie - heroin
dukan - the platform on which a Hebrew priest pronounced the benediction
duker - a massive bowel movement
dukes - plural of "duke", a nobleman; a fist
duket - a ticket of admission
dukey - a first name
dukhn - pearl millet
dukie - a first name; a meal ticket
dukka - a Kenyan retail shop
dukun - a Filipino medicine man or psychic surgeon
dulat - one of the major divisions of the Great Horde
dulce - a first name; to sweeten
dulci - a first name
dulcy - a first name
dules - woes
dulia - angelic adoration
dulls - makes less sharp
dully - stupidly
dulse - an edible seaweed (if you say so)
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 Slavic folk ballad
dummy - a fool; a mannequin; a declarer's mute partner
dumps - low spirits; garbage heaps
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
dungs - plural of "dung", manure
dungy - containing dung
dunks - plunges into liquid
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
dunts - strikes with a heavy blow; cracks from rapid cooling while in the oven
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
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 - 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
durns - plural of "durn", a mild expletive; a gatepost
duroc - a breed of large red vigorous hogs
duron - a first name
duros - high quality marijuana; plural of "duro", a Spanish silver dollar
duroy - a coarse woolen cloth
durra - millet
durrs - plural of "durr", a cereal grain
durst - archaic past tense of "dare"
durum - a kind of wheat
duryl - a univalent radical
dusan - a first name
duses - plural of "duse", a deuce; a demon
dusha - a first name
dusie - doozy
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
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
dvija - in Hinduism, the "twice born" who may study the Vedas
dvina - a river in Russia and Latvia
dwain - a first name
dwale - a heretic; the deadly nightshade; a sable color in heraldry
dwalm - a swooning faint
dwams - faints
dwamy - faint
dwana - a first name
dwane - a first name
dwang - a crowbar; a carpenter's strut
dwarf - a very short person
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
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
dying - moribund
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
dymek - a first name
dynah - a first name
dynam - a unit of work
dynel - a synthetic fabric
dynes - plural of "dyne", a unit of force
dyons - plural of "dyon", a hypothetical particle carrying both magnetic and electric charge
dypso - a drunkard
dyron - a first name
dysen - a first name
dyson - a first name
dyula - a West African ethnic group
dyvon - 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
eagon - a first name
eagre - eager; a tidal wave; a flood
eames - a first name
eamon - a first name
eanid - a first name
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
earst - 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
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
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
ebbed - flowed away
ebbet - a green newt
ebbie - a first name
ebert - a first name
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
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
eccer - exercise (physical or otherwise) at a school
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
echos - repeats
ecize - to become established in and adjusted to a new habitat
ecker - exercise (physical or otherwise) at a school
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
edema - excessive fluid accumulation
edena - a first name
edene - a first name
edens - plural of "Eden", a paradise
edgar - a first name
edged - bordered; approached stealthily and indirectly
edger - a device for neatly trimming edges
edges - plural of "edge", a boundary
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
edlin - a first name
edlyn - a first name
edmon - a first name
ednah - a first name
edolf - a first name
edrea - a first name
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
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
eemis - changeable
eerie - creepy
effam - a first name
effed - had done to it that which ineffable things can't
effia - a first name
effie - a first name; an advertising award
efiks - plural of "efik", a people of southeast Nigeria
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 at the theater
egads - an exclamation of surprise
egann - a first name
egbas - plural of "egba", a Yoruba-speaking people of southwest Nigeria
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
egide - a first name
egret - one of several kinds of heron
egypt - a first name; a north African country
ehren - a first name
ehsan - a first name
eider - a duck, or its down; a quilt or comforter
eidos - an essence
eight - a number; ogdoad
eigne - a first name; the eldest or first born child
eikki - a first name
eikon - an icon
eilat - an Israeli port on the Red Sea
eiley - a first name
eilis - a first name
eilsa - a first name
eilyn - a first name
einar - a first name
eiren - a first name
eirin - a first name
eiryn - a first name
eisel - vinegar
eitan - a first name
eject - to force out
ejido - a Mexican communal farm
ejnar - a first name
ejoos - plural of "ejoo", the sago palm or feather palm
ekali - a suburb of Athens
ekari - a Papuan people of New Guinea
ekata - a village in Gabon
eking - augmenting
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
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
elasa - a first name
elata - a first name
elate - to make joyful
elayn - a first name
elbow - the knee of the arm; to jostle
elchi - an ambassador
elden - a first name
elder - a first name; older; a tree
eldin - a first name
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
elemi - a fragrant resin used in varnish
elena - a first name
elene - a first name
eleni - a first name
eleny - a first name
eleph - a first name
elers
elesa - a first name
elese - a first name
elery - a first name
eleut - a Kalmuck, a Buddhist Mongolian ethnic group
eleve
elexa - a first name
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
elgon - a volcanic mountain between Kenya and Uganda
eliad - oeillade
elian - a first name; of or referring to the essayist Charles Lamb
elias - a first name
elice - a first name
elida - a first name
elide - to omit
elidi - a first name
elier - a first name
elihu - a first name
elija - a first name
elika - a first name
elimu - a first name
elina - a first name
eline - a first name
elint - electronic intelligence
eliot - a first name
elisa - a first name; an acronym for 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
ellan - a first name
ellee - a first name
ellen - a first name
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
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
elmen - of or pertaining to the elm tree
elmer - a first name
elmir - a first name
elmos - plural of "elmo", St Elmo's fire
elnia - a Russian town that Napoleon passed through
eloda - a first name
eloge - a eulogy or funeral oration
elogy - an inscription on a tombstone
eloin - to carry away property beyond a sheriff's jurisdiction
elope - to run away together to get married
elops - a sea fish
elora - a first name
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
elsje - a first name
elson - a first name; a shoemaker's awl
eltha - a first name
elton - a first name
elude - to avoid capture or detection
elute - to extract or wash out
elvah - a first name
elvan - a granular crystalline dyke rock
elvas
elven - of or like an elf
elver - a baby eel
elves - plural of "elf", one of Santa's helpers
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
email - an electronic message
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
embed - to place into
ember - 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
emeus - plural of "emeu", a variant of "emu"
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
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
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
emong - an obsolete form of "among"
emony - an anemone
emory - a first name
emote - to show emotion
empty - vacant
emrah - a first name
emryk - a first name
emsel - morphine
emure - to immure
emyde - a freshwater tortoise
emyds - plural of "emyd", a freshwater tortoise
emyle - a first name
enact - to portray; to put into effect
enarm - to encircle in one's arms
enate - a relative on the mother's side; growing outward
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
eneas - a first name
enede - a variant of "ende", a duck
enele - anele
enema - a liquid injected into the rectum
enemy - a foe
enets - a language
enews - pursues; plunges into water
enfin - at last, finally
enfix - infix
engie - a first name
engle
eniac - a primitive computer model (Electronic Numeric Integrator And Calculator)
enidd - a first name
enids
enjoy - to receive pleasure from
enlil - a Babylonian god
enmew - to encage or enclose
ennea - a first name
ennis - a first name
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
enoki - a type of mushroom
enols - plural of "enol", a chemical compound
enora - a first name
enorm - enormous
enosh - a first name
enows - plural of "enow", meaning "enough"
enrol - to enroll
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
entad - toward the inside
ental - 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 in Nigeria
enure - to inure; to harden
enver - a first name
envoi - the closing of a poem
envoy - an ambassador
enydd - a first name
enzed - "NZ", that is, "New Zealand"
enzym - an enzyme
eoans - plural of "eoan", a dawning
eolic - aeolic
eosin - a red fluorescent dye
epact - the difference in days between the lengths of the solar and lunar years
epees - plural of "epee", a fencing weapon
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
epics - plural of "epic", a saga or adventure tale
epoch - an age; an era
epode - a type of lyric poem in which a long verse is followed by a short one
epopt - a seer or beholder; one initiated into the Eleusinian mysteries
epoxy - a glue
eppie - a first name
epris - enamored, in love
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
equal - equivalent
equid - a member of the horse family (horses, zebras, donkeys, mules)
equip - to outfit
equus - a member of the horse family
eraca - a first name
erade - to scrape off
erare - a variant of "erer", meaning "sooner"
erase - to expunge; to wipe away
erato - in Greek mythology, the muse of love poetry and lyric poetry
erava - yerava
erbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
erdie - an orthodox, tedious individual
erech - the biblical name of the ancient city of Uruk, where writing may have been invented
erect - to raise up; to build
erena - a first name
erene - a first name
ereni - a first name
erept - to snatch away
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
erian - a first name; a subdivision of the American Devonian age
erica - a first name; a heather plant
erich - a first name
erick - a first name
erico - a first name
erics - plural of "eric", a blood fine imposed on a murderer and his family under old Irish law
eries - plural of "erie", a tribe of American Indians
eriff - a two year old canary
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
erinn - a first name
erino - a first name
erizo - a hedgehog
erlin - a first name
ermin - a first name
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 - uneven, as if gnawed away
erred - made a mistake
erric - a first name
errol - a first name
error - a mistake
erryl - a first name
ersar - a Turkoman people of Bukhara
erses - plural of "erse", a Scottish Gael
ersin - a first name
ertha - a first name
eruca - the genus of plants to which arugula belongs
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
esbat - a weekly meeting of witch covens
escar - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
escot - to provide support for
eshin - a pail or tub
esile - eisel, vinegar
esill - a wine made from vinegar
eskar - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
esker - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
eskil - a first name
esmie - a first name
esnes - plural of "esne", in Anglo-Saxon England a worker of the lowest class
espoo - the second largest city in Finland
esrar - marijuana
esrog - a citron used during Sukkoth
esrom - a kind of cheese
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
estee - a first name
estel - a first name
ester - a first name; a type of chemical compound
estes - a first name; dainty foods
estoc - a thrusting sword of the Renaissance
eston - a first name
estop - to impede by estoppal
estus - a glow of passion
eszti - a first name
etaac - the blaubok
etail - slang for "electronic retail", commerce via the Internet
etana - a first name; a Babylonian hero
etape - a warehouse; a place where troops halt for the night
etern - eternal, everlasting
etext - an electronic text
ethal - a chemical compound
ethan - a first name
ethel - a first name
ether - an anesthetic; the "upper" regions of space; a mythical medium with no properties
ethic - a body of moral principles
ethno - a recent immigrant
ethos - the fundamental character of a culture
ethyl - a first name; a univalent chemical radical
etina - a first name
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
ettey - a first name
ettie - a first name
ettin - an eten, a giant
ettle - to intend; to plan; to devise; a nettle
etrog - a Canadian film award
etude - a piano piece
etuis - plural of "etui", a case for holding small articles
etwee - an etui, a case for holding small articles
etzel - the king who married Kriemhilde after Siegfried's death
etzio - a first name
eubie - a first name
eudel - a first name
euell - a first name
eugen - a first name
eulia - a first name
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"
evade - to elude
evald - a first name
evana - a first name
evann - a first name
evans - a first name
evany - a first name
evard - a first name
evase - widening gradually, like a chimney
evens - a first name; makes flat; ties the score; the even numbers
event - an occurrence
eveny - a first name
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 Bacchi frenzy
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
evvie - a first name
evyan - a first name
ewald - a first name
eward - a first name
ewart - a first name
ewell - a first name
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
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
exdis - a security classification meaning "exclusive distribution"
exeat - a bishop's permission for a priest to leave a diocese
execs - plural of "exec", an executive
exede - to corrode
exeem - to exempt
exeme - to exempt
exert - to put into action
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
exlex - an outlaw
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
exors
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
extra - a supernumerary
exude - to emit
exuls - plural of "exul", a exile
exult - to be joyful
exuma - on 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
eydie - a first name
eyers - plural of "eyer", an observer
eyess - an eyas; an unfledged bird
eyeti - an ethnic slur
eyeto - an ethnic slur
eying - observing
eyots - plural of "eyot", a river or lake island
eyoty - containing many eyots
eyras - plural of "eyra", a wild cat of tropical America
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
ezeck - a first name
ezell - a first name
ezera - a first name
ezhno - a first name
eznab - the eighteenth day of the Mayan religious month
ezola - a first name
ezvan - a first name
faaan - a fanatic science fiction devotee
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
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
faces - plural of "face", a visage
facet - a small polished surface; a side or aspect
fachi - a town in Niger
facia - fascia; a storefront nameplate
facie - Latin for "face", used in the phrase "prima facie", first face
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
faddy - crotchety; faddish
faded - became less bright
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
fadil - a first name
fadme - a fathom
fados - plural of "fado", a Portuguese folk song
faena - a series of passes made by a matador in a bullfight
faery - a fairy
faffs - blows in puffs; bustles ineffectually
faffy - vacuous, pointless; blowing in puffs
fagan - a first name
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
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
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
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
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
fakus - a doohickey
falan - a first name
falas - plural of "fala", an old madrigal (from the refrain "fa la"!)
falco - a first name; the genus to which the falcon belongs
falda - a white silk vestment worn by the pope on solemn occasions
falen - a first name
falin - a first name
falke - a first name
falks - plural of "falk", an auk
falls - descends; plural of "fall", a waterfall; autumn
false - not true; deceitful
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")
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
fanes - a first name; plural of "fane", a temple; a flag
fanga - a Spanish unit of dry 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
fanks - plural of "fank", a sheepfold
fanni - a first name
fanny - a first name; the buttocks
fanon - a napkin; a scarf
fanos - plural of "fano", a cape worn by the pope
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
fanya - a first name
faqih - an Islamic religious lawyer
faqir - fakir
farad - a unit of measurement for electrical capacitance
farah - a first name
farai - a first name
faran - a first name
farce - a comical play
farci - stuffed with finely chopped meat
farcy - glanders
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 - gets along; plural of "fare", a traveler's toll
fargo - a city in North Dakota; a concealed recording device
farid - a first name
fario - a first name
fariq - a first name
faris - a first name
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
faroe - referring to the Faroe Islands
faroh - 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
farse - a Biblical extract; a paraphrase
farsi - a Persian language
farts - breaks wind
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
fashy - angry
fasil - a first name
fasti - a Roman calendar of festivals
fasts - abstains from food
fatal - deadly
fatas - plural of "fata", short for "fata Morgana", a mirage
fated - destined
fater - a fortune-teller
fates - in Greek mythology, weavers of destiny: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos
fatha - an Arabic accent mark
fatin - a first name
fatly - obesely
fatma - a first name
fator - a fortune-teller
fatso - a fat person
fatta - a breakfast dish of boiled lamb, bread, rice and soup
fatty - adipose; a mean-spirited nickname
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
fault - a failing; a defect; an imperfection
fauna - a first name; animal life
fauns - plural of "faun", a woodland deity
faurd - favored
fause - false
faust - a first name; in medieval legend, a philosopher who sold his soul for knowledge; ugly
fauve - a fauvist
faves - plural of "fave", a favorite
favor - a first name; to regard with approval
favus - a contagious fungal scalp disease; a hexagonal paving tile
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
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
fayla - a first name
fayme - a first name
fayne - a first name
fayre - a first name; a fair
fayth - a first name
fayum - Faiyum, a division of northern Egypt
fazed - dazzled; stunned; stupefied
fazes - dazzles; stuns; stupefies
fazzo - fabulous
feaks - plural of "feak", a lock of hair
feare - a fere, a companion or mate
fears - is afraid of
feart - afraid
fease - to faze
feast - a grand meal; a celebration
feats - plural of "feat", a deed; a dangling curl of hair
feaze - to unravel; to twist; to worry; to harm
fecal - of feces
feces - turds
fecht - to fight
fecit - "(he) made it", often inscribed on works of art
fecks - plural of "feck", value; strength (hence "feckless" = worthless)
fedex - to send by Federal Express
fedia - a genus of Mediterranean herbs
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
feele - a girl
feels - senses; touches
feena - a first name
feeps - plural of "feep", the soft bell sound of a computer monitor
feers - plural of "feer", a companion
feeze - to twist; to worry; to harm; to pledge to a fraternity
fehme - a medieval secret German tribunal, the Vehmgericht
feign - to pretend
feint - a stratagem; a deceptive action
feist - a small dog of mixed breed; to flirt
felch - fecal matter
felda - a first name
felic - a first name
felid - a member of the cat family
felis - a first name; the cat family
felix - a first name
feliz - a first name
felka - 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; a part of the rim of a wheel; harshly destructive
felon - a criminal
felos - plural of "felo", short for "felo de se", a suicide
felts - plural of "felt", a fabric
felty - of, like, or containing felt
felup - a people of the Atlantic coast of the western Sudan
felyx - a first name
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
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
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
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
feres - plural of "fere", a companion
feria - a weekday of a church calendar on which no feast is celebrated
ferin - a first name
ferks - moves quickly
ferly - fearful; sudden; a sudden marvel
ferme - a hole
fermi - a unit of measurement of distance, a femtometer, 10^(-15) meter
ferms - plural of "ferm", a farm; a pseudohermaphrodite with ovaries
ferne - a first name
ferni - a first name
ferns - 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
ferry - a river transport
fesse - a heraldic band
festa - a feast or holiday
fetal - embryonic
fetas - plural of "feta", a goat milk cheese
fetch - to go for
feted - honored, celebrated
fetes - plural of "fete", a celebration
fetid - noxious
fetii - in French Oceania, a member of one's extended family
fetor - an offensive odor
fetta - variant of "feta", a cheese made of goat milk
fetus - an unborn child
fetwa - an Islamic judgment
feuar - a lease holder
feuda - plural of "feudum"
feuds - plural of "feud", a vendetta
feued - granted land under Scottish feudal law
fever - a ferment; a passion; high temperature as a symptom of illness
fewer - not as many
feyer - more crazy
feyla - a first name
feyly - in a fey manner
fezes - plural of "fez", a Middle Eastern hat
fezzi - a native of Fez, Morocco
ffion - a first name
fiala - a first name
fiard - a fjord
fiars - plural of "fiar", a grain price legally fixed by the Fiars court; a free-holder
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
ficus - the fig
fidai - a member of an Ismaili order of assassins
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
fiery - flaming; like fire
fifed - played the fife
fifer - someone who plays the fife
fifes - plural of "fife", a musical instrument related to the flute
fifie - a Scottish fishing lugger
fifth - number 5 in order
fifty - 50
figgy - of, like, or containing figs
fight - to dispute; to oppose
figue - a kind of cheese
fikes - fidgets; 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
filet - to fillet
filia - a first name
filip - a first name; a finger flip
filix - cystoperis
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
finca - a rural property, ranch or estate in Spain or South America
finch - a bird
finds - discovers
fined - charged
finer - a refiner; more fine; one who fines
fines - charges
fingo - a South African people
finif - variant of "finnif", Yiddish for "five", a five dollar bill
finis - a first name; the end
finks - informs the police
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
fique - Mauritius hemp
firca - in India, a tribe, community or group
fired - discharged; kindled
firer - an igniter
fires - blazes; disemploys
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
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
fiscs - plural of "fisc", a state or royal treasury
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
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
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
flags - loses strength; plural of "flag", a banner; an iris
flail - a threshing implement; to make wild, disjointed movements
flair - a first name; a natural aptitude
flake - a scale; an unreliable person
flako - intoxicated
flaks - gives some trashing
flaky - scaling; unreliable
flamb - to baste
flame - to spew invective; an amour; a tongue of fire
flamm - a flawn, or custard
flams - deceives; plural of "flam", a whim
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
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
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
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
flegm - phlegm
flegs - frightens; kicks; flees
fleid - fleyed
fleme - to banish; to drive away
flerd - deceit; fraud
flerk - to jerk or twitch
flesh - meat
fleta - a first name
fleuk - a fluke
fleur - a first name; a fleur-de-lis
flews - plural of "flew", a bloodhound's chap; a fishing net
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
fling - to hurl; an escapade; a brief romantic adventure
flinn - a first name
flint - a first name; a hard stone
flipe - to flype; to fold back
flips - turns over
flird - to flirt; a flimsy, insubstantial object
flirt - a coquet
flisk - to comb; to whisk
flite - to scold; to brawl
flits - moves lightly and swiftly
flitt - to flitt
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
floes - plural of "floe", a mass of floating ice
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
flori - a first name
flors - plural of "flor", a coating of microorganisms on the surface of some sherry wines
flory - a first name; in heraldry, fleury
flosh - a weedy swamp
floss - a first name; a silky thread; a stream
flota - a Spanish fleet
flote - a wave
flots - plural of "flot", a stratified ore
flour - ground wheat
flout - to scoff; to mock
flown - traveled through air
flows - moves steadily and smoothly
floyd - a first name
flubs - bungles
flued - built with flues
flues - plural of "flue", an enclosed air passage or chimney
fluey - fluffy
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 - calcium spar; a bodily discharge
flure - floor
flurr - a splashing or whirring sound
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
fluzy - a floozie
flyby - an aerial approach
flyer - a flier
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", a story that happened to a "friend of a friend"
foals - plural of "foal", a young horse
foams - plural of "foam", a froth
foamy - frothy
focal - converging
focht - fought
focus - a point of convergence
foehn - a dry hot wind of the Alps
fogas - the eastern European pike perch
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
fohns - plural of "fohn", a hot Alpine wind
foils - fends off; plural of "foil", a fencing weapon; a thin sheet of metal
foins - thrusts with a pointed weapon; copulates with
foism - Chinese Buddhism
foist - to impose
folds - lays one part over another
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
folly - a delusion
folos - plural of "folo", a follow-up
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
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
fonio - a northern African crabgrass
fonky - a variant of "funky", used to intensify an adjective
fonly
fonso - a first name
fonta - a first name
fonts - plural of "font", a typeface; a fountain
fonzo - a first name
foods - plural of "food", something to eat
foody - another spelling for "foodie", a lover of good cooking
fooey - an expression of disgust, spelled "pfui" by the French
fools - plural of "fool", a simpleton
foots - pays for; a residue
footy - paltry; poor; worthless; football
foppy - like a fop, a foolish pretentious person
foram - a marine rhizopod
foray - an invasion
forbe - a first name
forbs - plural of "forb", a herb other than grass
forby - adjacent; over and above; besides
force - strength; pressure; power
fordo - undo; to do away with
fords - plural of "ford", a river crossing
fordy - containing many fords
forel - a thin parchment; a slip cover for a book
fores - plural of "fore", the front part of a thing
foret - a drill
forex - foreign exchange
forey - a first name
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
forms - plural of "form", a mode
formy - formee
forre - the embroidered border of a handkerchief
forry - a first name
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 tribunal; a marketplace
fosca - 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
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
fouet - an onion
foule - fulled cloth
fouls - tangles; dirties; plural of "foul", an athletic infraction
found - discovered; to establish
fount - a fountain
fours - plural of "four", groups of four
fouth - abundance
fovea - a pit; the center of the retina, where the blind spot is
fower - four
fowks - plural of "fowk", folk
fowls - plural of "fowl", a bird
fowth - fouth, an abundance
foxed - fooled; of a book marked with mold or water spots
foxer - one who deceives; one who hunts foxes
foxes - outwits; plural of "fox", a predatory mammal
foxie - foxy, cunning
foyer - a lobby
foyle - foil
foyne - foin
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
fraid - afraid
fraik - to cajole
frail - fragile; delicate; a unit of weight of Spain of about 25 pounds
fraim - fremd
frain - a first name
frajo - a cigarette
frake - the limba, an African tree
frame - to fashion; 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
frans - a first name
franz - a first name
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
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
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
freon - a refrigerant
frere - a brother
fresh - novel; impudent; recent
fress - to eat; to perform oral sex
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
frici - a first name
frick - a first name
frida - a first name
fried - cooked by frying
frier - a fryer
fries - cooks by frying
frigg - the wife of Odin in Norse mythology, goddess of marriage and the home
frigs - fornicates with
frill - a superfluous extra; a ruffled for the collar or sleeve
frise - frieze; endive
frisk - to search the body; to romp
friss - the fast section of a czardas
frist - to postpone
frith - 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
fritz - a first name; a German
frize - to frizz
frizz - to curl
frock - a smock
froes - plural of "froe", a cleaving tool
frogs - plural of "frog", an amphibian; a Frenchman
froma - a first name
frome
frond - a leaf of a fern
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
ftped - transferred a computer file using FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
fuage - fumage, a tax payable to the king for every hearth
fuang - a unit of weight in Thailand
fuars - feuars; landholders
fubar - acronym: Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition, so to speak
fubby - fat and squat
fubsy - chubby
fucic - a gelatinous acid found in fucoids
fucks - fornicates
fucus - a red dye made from seaweed; disguise; seaweed
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
fuffs - puffs
fuffy - fluffy
fugal - like a fugue
fugas - plural of "fuga", a fugue
fuggy - stuffy and odorous
fugie - a runaway
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
fujis - plural of "fuji", a silk fabric; a wisteria vine
fulah - a Moslem people of the Egyptian Sudan
fulbe - a Moslem people of the Egyptian Sudan
fulks - moves the hand unfairly in a game of marbles
fulls - shrinks and thickens cloth
fully - completely
fulth - fullness
fulup - felup
fulwa - the butter tree
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
fumid - smoky
fumie - a brass tablet with a cross, which suspected Japanese Christians were required to trample
funal - a metric ton meter per second squared
funch - sex at lunchtime
fundi - a West African grain; a skilled person; a fundamentalist; plural of "fundus"
fundo - a large agricultural estate in Chile
funds - money
fundy - referring to the Bay of Fundy, between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; a fundamentalist member of the Green Party
funge - a fool
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
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
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
furio - a first name
furls - rolls up
furor - uproar
furos - plural of "furo", a short deep Japanese bathtub
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
fusby - fat and squat
fused - melted together; joined
fusee - vesuvian; a firelock fuse; a wooden or paper match
fusel - an oily liquid
fuses - equips with a fuse; joins
fusil - fusible; a musket; a heraldic term
fusin - a cell membrane protein that permits a cell to fuse with HIV's surface
fussy - particular; complaining
fusts - plural of "fust", a column shaft; a musty smell
fusty - musty
fusus - a genus of gasteropods
futon - a sleeping mat
futwa - a fatwa
fuzed - provided with a fuze
fuzee - a firelock fuse; a wooden or paper match
fuzes - fuses
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
fykes - plural of "fyke", a bag-shaped fish trap
fykie - fikie, fidgety or restless
fynbo - a kind of cheese
fyodr - a first name
fyrds - plural of "fyrd", a Saxon militia
fyrom - "Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia", the temporary name of the country of Macedonia, used to assuage Greece
fytte - a ballad
gabar - a Zoroastrian of Iran
gabba - a harsh aggressive style of house music with a rapid beat
gabbe - a first name
gabbi - a first name
gabbo - a first name
gabby - a first name; talkative
gabel - an excise duty
gabes - plural of "gabe", Philippines taro
gabey - a first name
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
gabun - the African country of Gabon; a soft reddish-brown African wool
gabys - a first name
gacho - stingy
gadar - "gay radar"
gadba - a language
gaddi - a hassock; a cushion for a throne; a caste
gaddy - a first name
gades - plural of "gade", a spike on a gauntlet; a gadoid fish
gadge - a torture instrument; a gauge
gadgy - an old senile person
gadic - referring to codfish
gadid - gadoid, a type of cod-like fish; an Israeli settlement in Gaza
gadis - plural of "gadi", a gaddi, a hassock
gadje - plural of "gadjo", a non-Gypsy
gadjo - a non-Gypsy
gadso - an interjection expressing surprise
gadus - the cod genus
gaela - a first name
gaels - plural of "Gael", a Celt of Scotland or Ireland
gafat - an Ethiopian language with less than 30 living speakers
gaffe - a social mistake in front of witnesses
gaffs - plural of "gaff", a sharp fish hook; a cheap place of amusement
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
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
gains - plural of "gain", a profit or increase
gaird - guard
gairs - plural of "gair", an unplowed corner of a field
gaist - a ghost
gaits - plural of "gait", a pace
gaius - a first name
gajre - a Macedonian village
galah - an Australian cockatoo; a fool
galan - a first name
galas - plural of "gala", a celebration
galax - an evergreen shrub
galba - a first name; a Roman Emperor; a genus of freshwater snails
galea - a helmet-shaped botanical or anatomical part
galed - sang; cried out
galee - abuse; a miner who holds a gale in crown lands
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
galia - a first name
galin - a first name
galit - a first name
galla - a first name; a nut gall; 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
galls - vexes or irritates; biles
gally - a first name; like gall; to scare
galop - a lively round dance
galpe - to gape or yawn
galps - gapes
galts - plural of "galt", a clay; a marl; a gelded male swine
galut - a forced exile of Jews from Palestine
galvo - galvanized iron
galya - a first name
galyn - a first name
gamal - a first name
gamay - a red grape
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
gamie - a gamekeeper
gamil - a first name
gamin - an urchin; a neglected child left to run the streets
gamma - a Greek letter; a surgical instrument; a microgram
gammy - lame
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")
ganch - a Turkish form of execution by impalement, unlikely to be pleasant
ganda - 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"
gange - to protect the line of a fish hook by winding wire about it
gangs - plural of "gang", a group
ganil - limestone
ganit - a first name
ganja - marijuana
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
gants - yawns; gapes
ganya - a first name
ganza - a wild goose
gaols - plural of "gaol", a jail
gaons - plural of "gaon", a Jewish head of one of the ancient Babylonian academies
gaped - hung open
gaper - one who gapes
gapes - hangs open; a disease of birds
gapos - plural of "gapo", a forest regularly flooded in the rainy season
gappy - full of gaps
garad - a garad pod is the pod of babul
garbe - a sheaf of wheat
garbo - a first name; a dustman
garbs - plural of "garb", clothing or style of dress
garda - a first name
gardy - a first name; arm; part of the warning phrase "gardy loo!"
gared - a first name
garek - a first name
gares - looks out
garet - a first name
garey - a first name
garik - a first name
garis - plural of "gari", an Indian carriage
garni - garnished
garns - plural of "garn", yarn
garoo - agalloch, the soft resinous wood of an east Indian tree
garri - a first name
garry - a first name; an Indian carriage
garse - grass
garth - a first name; a fish-weir; a garden
garum - a fish sauce of ancient Greece, probably just now reaching the fullness of flavor
garvy - a first name
garyn - a first name
gasal - ghazel
gases - plural of "gas", a vapor
gasha - a first name
gashy - containing many gashes
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
gatha - one of 17 psalms, attributed to Zoroaster, that are part of the Avesta
gator - an alligator
gatos - plural of "gato", an Argentine composition in 3/4 time
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 - in the phrase "gaude lake", the mimosa
gauds - plural of "gaud", a showy ornament; a prank
gaudy - garish
gauge - a measuring device
gauls - plural of "Gaul", a member of an ancient people of France
gault - a thick heavy clay
gaums - smears
gaumy - dauby; smeary; clumsy
gaunt - lean; emaciated
gaups - gapes
gaura - a genus of American flowers
gaure - to stare at in amazement
gaurs - plural of "gaur", a wild Indian ox
gauss - a unit of magnetic field intensity measurement
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
gavot - a dance of French peasant origin
gavra - a first name
gavyn - a first name
gawcy - portly, jolly
gawds - plural of "gawd", a showy ornament
gawdy - gaudy
gawen - a first name
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
gayel - a first name
gayer - more gay
gayil - a first name
gayla - a first name
gayle - a first name
gayly - with gaiety
gayna - a first name
gazal - ghazal
gazan - a native of Gaza
gazar - a silky sheer fabric
gazed - stared at
gazee - one who is stared at
gazel - a gazelle; a ghazel
gazer - one who stares
gazes - stares at
gazet - a small Venetian copper coin
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
geach - a thief
geals - congeals
geane - a first name
geans - plural of "gean", a wild cherry
gearr - a first name
gears - plural of "gear", a toothed wheel
geary - a first name; containing many gears
geats - plural of "geat", an inlet hole in a mold, for metal casting; an ancient Scandinavian like Beowulf
geber - a first name
gebur - a tenant farmer
gecco - variant of "gecko", a lizard
gecko - a lizard
gecks - dupes; mocks
gedds - plural of "gedd", a pike
geeks - plural of "geek", a carnival performer; an awkward, studious or ugly person
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"!
geese - plural of "goose", a waterfowl
geest - an alluvial deposit
geets - plural of "geet", a dollar
geeze - to inject drugs
geezo - a prisoner
geggs - plural of "gegg", a hoax
geige - a fiddle
geiko - a geisha
geilo - a town in Norway
geina - a first name
geist - a mental drive or spirit
gekko - variant of "gecko", a lizard
gelds - emasculates; plural of "geld", a tax; money
gelee - cosmetic gel
gelid - cold
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
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
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
genro - a Japanese elder statesman
gents - fellows; the men's bathroom
genty - a first name; graceful
genua - plural of "genu", the knee
genus - a group of a species
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 tribe of south-eastern Europe
gerad - a first name
gerah - a twentieth of a shekel
gerar - a first name
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
gerda - a first name
gerdi - a first name
gerdy - a first name
gerek - a first name
gergo - a first name
gerik - a first name
gerim - plural of "ger", an alien resident in Hebrew territory
germo - a village in Macedonia
germs - plural of "germ", a seed; a microbe
germy - contaminated with germs
gerne - to grin or gape
gerre - a first name
gerri - a first name
gerry - a first name
gerta - a first name
gerte - a first name
gerti - a first name
gerty - a first name
gesan - a South American language group
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
getes - plural of "gete", Getan
getic - of or relating to the Getae
getup - a style of dress
geums - plural of "geum", a perennial herb
geyan - tolerably; considerably
gezer - a Biblical city
ghain - the 19th letter of the Arabic alphabet
ghana - an African country
ghast - ghastly
ghats - plural of "ghat", a Hindu ritual bathing platform
ghaut - an Indian mountain; a mountain pass
ghazi - a first name; a Moslem fighter against infidels
ghees - plural of "ghee", an Indian clarified butter
ghegs - plural of "gheg", one of the northern Albanians
gheid - a paregoric abuser
ghent - a Flemish city
ghian - a first name
ghino - a first name
ghita - a first name
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
ghuzz - a tribe that lived near the Caspian Sea
ghyll - a ravine, a gully
giamo - a first name
giana - a first name
giann - a first name
giant - huge
gibbe - a worn-out animal
gibbs - a first name
gibby - a first name; a walking stick with a crook
gibed - taunted, jeered, scoffed
gibel - a Prussian carp
giber - a scoffer
gibes - scoffs
gibor - a first name
gibus - an opera hat; a tall black hat
giddy - dizzy
gidon - a first name
giena - a star in the constellation Corvus
giffy - a first name
gifts - plural of "gift", a present
gigas - plural of "giga", a gigue
gigha - a Scottish isle
gighe - a gigue
gigot - a leg-of-mutton sleeve
gigue - a lively tune, the French spelling of "jig"
gihon - a river mentioned in the Book of Genesis, and thought to be the Blue Nile
gilad - a first name
gilby - a first name
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
gilia - a genus of North American herbs of the phlox family
gilie - a first name
gilli - 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
gimel - a Hebrew letter
gimes - plural of "gime", a hole made by water pouring through an embankment
gimli - a town in Manitoba, Canada
gimme - slang for "give me"; a give-away hat; a very short golf shot
gimps - limps
gimpy - limping
ginch - the vagina
gings - plural of "ging", a gang
ginia - a first name
ginks - plural of "gink", a fellow; a stupid useless person
ginna - a first name
ginni - a first name
ginns - plural of "ginn", a demon
ginny - a first name; affected with gin
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
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
girds - surrounds; bolsters
girls - plural of "girl", a young female
girly - like a girl; of a show featuring scantily clad women
girns - snarls
girny - snarling
giron - a gyron, or heraldic device
giros - plural of "giro", an autogiro
girrs - hoops
girse - grass
girsh - qursh
girth - the circumference
girts - girds
gisel - a first name; a pledge
gishe - a mountain in Ethiopia
gisla - a unit of weight in Zanzibar
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
gitle - a first name
gitmo - the nickname for the US base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
gitta - a first name
gitte - a first name
giuba - Juba, a river in east Africa
giula - a first name
giust - to joust
givel - to heap up
given - presented
giver - one who gives
gives - presents
givey - inclined to give
givon - a despised person
givor - affected speech
gizmo - a gadget
gizzy - marijuana
glace - smooth
glack - a narrow valley
glade - a woodland
gladi - a first name; a single gladiolus
glads - gladdens
glady - having glades
glaga - kans
glahm - a hand
glaik - a trick; a deception
glair - the white of an egg; varnish
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
glass - a mirror; a tumbler; a transparent material for windows
glaum - to grasp eagerly; to grope; a look
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
gleed - a glowing ember; squint-eyed
gleek - a 3-player card game; to ridicule or trick
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
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
gleys - clay soil layers; squints
glial - pertaining to the supporting tissue of the central nervous system
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
glitz - cheap glitter or sparkle
gloam - to darken
gloat - to exult
globe - a sphere; the world
globs - plural of "glob", a rounded mass
globy - spherical
glock - a gun
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
glomb - to steal or appropriate
glome - a globular head of flowers; a ball of thread
gloms - steals
gloom - darkness
glops - messy masses; swallows greedily; stares at in wonder
glore - to glare
glorg - to do dirty work
glori - a first name
glork - a term of mild surprise
glory - a first name; to exult; renown
glose - to gloze; to explain
gloss - to shine; an annotation
glost - pottery that has been coated with a glossy surface
glout - to sulk or scowl
glove - hand covering
glows - emits light
gloze - to explain; to wheedle
gluck - to glug; a gulping sound
glued - 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
glump - to be sullen
gluon - a subatomic particle
glute - the gluteus maximus muscle; the buttocks
gluts - plural of "glut", a surplus
glutz - a slut
glynn - a first name
glyph - a pictorial symbol, icon, or doodad; vertical fluting
gmund - a town in Austria
gnarl - to snarl
gnarr - a wood knot; to snarl
gnars - snarls
gnash - to grind the teeth
gnats - plural of "gnat", a little fly
gnawn - past participle of "gnaw"
gnaws - wears away by persistent biting
gnoff - a lout or boor
gnome - a dwarf; a maxim
goads - spurs on
goafs - plural of "goaf", a worked out mine
goala - a member of a Hindu caste devoted to dairy work
goals - aims; scores
goans - plural of "Goan", a resident of Goa, India
goats - plural of "goat", a horned and hoofed mammal
goaty - goatlike or goatish
goave - gove
goban - a Japanese game
gobar - the intermediate form of the Hindu numerals that later were used by the Arabs
gobbe - a creeping leguminous plant
gobbo - okra; a hunchback
gobby - a coastguard; rough or uneven
gobio - a genus of freshwater fish
gobos - plural of "gobo", a microphone shield; a camera lens shield
godet - a cloth insert in a seam
godly - pious
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
goffs - plural of "goff", a fool or clown
gofor - a young thief
gogga - a beetle
goggy - a misfit student rejected by classmates
gogos - plural of "gogo", a discotheque
goies - plural of "goie", an amphetamine
goifa - marijuana
going - running; moving
gojam - a region of Ethiopia
golah - diaspora
golan - a strategic plateau between Syria and Israel
golas - plural of "gola", a cyma; a molding
golda - a first name
goldi - a first name
golds - plural of "gold"
goldy - a first name; a goldfinch
golem - a legendary creature; an automaton
golfs - plays golf
golgi - referring to the Golgi apparatus
golly - an exclamation of surprise
golos - galuth
golpe - a sudden overthrow of the government; a heraldic purple roundel
golus - galuth
gomar - a first year Air Force cadet
gombe - a town in Tanzania where Jane Goodall studies chimpanzees
gombo - gumbo
gomel - a city in Byelorussia
gomer - a first name; "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
gomes - applies black cart-grease
gompa - a Tibetan Buddhist monastery
gomor - a Hebrew measurement of volume
gonad - a reproductive gland
gonaf - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
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 or dunce
gongs - plural of "gong", a bell
gonia - of gonion
gonif - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonof
gonna - slang for "going to"
gonof - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif
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
goods - wares
goody - a sweet; exclamation; a term applied to women in humble life
gooes - plural of "goo", a sticky substance
gooey - sticky
goofs - plural of "goof", a mistake; an idiot
goofy - comical; not serious
googs - eyeglasses; eggs
gooks - gooes
gooky - of gook
goold - gold
gools - plural of "gool", a ditch or channel for water
gooly - a small stone
gooma - an Australian shrub
goonk - a greasy lubricant
goons - plural of "goon", a hired thug
goony - an albatross
goops - plural of "goop", a gunk
goopy - sticky, gooey
goori - a Maori
goors - plural of "goor", a coarse sugar from the date palm
goose - a water fowl; a pinch to the rear; tailor's iron
goosy - resembling a goose; foolish
goote - marcot
gooze - to stare aimlessly
gopak - a lively Ukrainian dance
gorah - a Hottentot musical bow
gorak - a Himalayan bird, given to pecking out the eyes of dead explorers
goral - an Indian antelope
goran - a first name
gordy - a first name
gored - horned by a bull
gorer - one that pierces with a horn
gores - pierces with a horn
gorge - a gulch; to eat great amounts of food; the throat
goric - a malevolent spirit
gorje - a first name
gorki - a city in Russia
gorks - plural of "gork", a brain-damaged patient
gorms - sheens
gorps - plural of "gorp", a mixture of dried fruits, nuts and seeds
gorry - a first name
gorse - furze
gorst - gorse
gorsy - abounding in gorse
gorya - a first name
gotch - a potbellied jug
gotha - a town in Germany
goths - a barbarian tribe; plural of "goth", a black-draped artsy listless high schooler
gotra - a Hindu clan
gotta - slang for "got to"
gouda - a city in the Netherlands; a kind of cheese
gouge - to dig out roughly
gough - a first name
gould - gold
gouls - howls
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
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
goyaz - a city in Brazil
goyim - plural of "goy", a non-Jew
goyle - a steep narrow valley
gozal - a first name
graal - the Holy Grail
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
grads - plural of "grad", a graduated student; a graduate student
grady - 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
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
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"
grano - a unit of monetary value of Naples and Malta; a unit of weight in Spain
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"
grate - a grille; a rasp
graum - to worry; to fret
grave - serious; a burial spot
gravy - meat juice
grays - plural of "gray", a gray color
graze - to munch on grass; to brush against
grear - a first name
great - magnificent
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
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
grein - a unit of weight in the Netherlands; to long or yearn
greit - to greet; to weep
grene - green
greps - searches for with the Unix "grep" command
grese - a flight of steps
greta - a first name
grete - a first name
gretl - a first name
greve - a kind of cheese; a town in Italy
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
grift - to swindle
grigs - plural of "grig", a lively 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
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
groks - deeply understands in a superficial way
groma - a Roman surveying instrument
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
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
grrrl - an extremely now with-it female person
grrls - plural of "grrl", a moderately now with-it female person
grubs - digs; larvae
gruel - a thin porridge
gruey - gruesome
grues - shudders; feels horror; plural of "grue", a wicked little poem
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
gryde - to grate
gryke - a grike, a fissure in limestone rock formed by rain
grype - gripe
grypt - poetic "gripped"
gryta - a first name
guaco - a plant; a snake bite antidote
guama - a tropical Americal tree
guamo - a people of southwestern Venezuela
guana - an iguana; a Brazilian Indian tribe
guang - a language
guano - the manure of a sea-bird
guans - plural of "guan", a large Brazilian game bird
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
guber - a facial pimple
gucks - plural of "guck", a messy substance
gucky - thick and sticky
gudes - goods
gudok - a primitive Russian three-stringed musical instrument
guelf - a member of a German royal family, supporters of the pope
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
guhrs - plural of "guhr", a quantities of loose earth found in rocks
guibs - plural of "guib", a harnessed antelope
guida - a first name
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; shame
guily - deceitful
guimp - gimp
guird - a Cuban musical instrument
guiro - a Latin American percussion instrument made of a notched gourd
guise - appearance
gujar - a people of Kashmir
gulae - plural of "gula", the upper front of the neck next to the chin
gulag - a Soviet prison camp
gular - of the throat
gulas - plural of "gula", a throat
gulch - a gully
gules - a heraldic red color
gulfs - swallows up
gulfy - full of whirlpools
gulls - deceives; plural of "gull", a sea bird
gully - an erosive canyon
gulps - plural of "gulp", a big hasty swallow
gulpy - marked by gulping
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
gunch - an attempt to influence a pinball machine by jostling it
gunda - a first name
gundi - a north African short-tailed rodent
gundy - treacle candy
gunga - marijuana
gunge - soil; grime; 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
gunna - a slurred form of "going to"
gunny - a first name; Bengal sacking
guntz - the whole lot
gunya - a crude hut
gunzl - a gunsel
guppy - a little fish
gurdy - in the phrase "hurdy gurdy", a portable musical instrument played by a crank
gurge - a whirlpool
gurit - a first name
gurks - belches; plural of "gurk", a fat person
gurly - rough and boisterous
gurma - a people of the White Volta river in West Africa
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
gusau - a city in Nigeria
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
gutso - a fat person
gutsy - daring, brave
gutta - a Doric ornament resembling a droplet
gutty - an old style golf ball made of gutta percha; something eliciting a strong emotional response
guyan - a first name
guyed - mocked
guyon - a first name
guyot - a submarine mountain
guzla - a gusla, a Balkan musical instrument
gwari - gbari, a peasant people of Nigeria
gwayn - a first name
gweeb - a studious student; a stupid dull person
gweep - a computer user
gwenn - a first name
gwere - a language
gwick - the sound made in swallowing
gwine - slang for "going to"
gwinn - 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
gygis - the tern genus
gyles - a first name; ferments; plural of "gyle", a brewing
gymel - a vocal part writing in medieval music
gynae - a gynecologist
gynic - of or relating to a female person
gynie - a gynecologist
gynny - a variant spelling of "Guinea"
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
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
gytes - plural of "gyte", a child
gytha - a first name
gyuri - a first name
gyved - shackled
gyves - plural of "gyve", a shackle or bond
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
haber - to haver
habib - a first name
habit - a custom; a costume
hable - able
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
hacks - cuts or chops roughly; plays a prank; ad hoc alterations to computer code
hacky - hacking; a taxi driver
hadal - pertaining to deep parts of the ocean
hadar - a first name
hadas - a first name
hadda - 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
hadji - an Islamic pilgrim to Mecca
hadly - a first name
hadna - slang for "hadn't"
hadon - a first name
hadst - Biblical "had"
hadyn - a first name
hadza - a Khoisan language
haems - plural of "haem", variant of "heme", a component of hemoglobin
haets - plural of "haet", a small amount
hafiz - a Muslim who knows the Koran by heart
hafta - slang for "have to"
hafts - plural of "haft", a knife handle
hagan - a first name
hagar - a first name
hagen - a first name; in the Nibelungenlied, the murderer of Siegfried; a city in Germany
haggy - like a hag; old, wizened, and unattractive
hagia - the consecrated Eucharistic elements in the Orthodox Church
hagit - a first name
hagly - 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
haiks - plural of "haik", an Arabic outer garment
haiku - Japanese poetic form // with 3 lines // and seventeen syllables
haila - a first name
haili - a first name
hails - salutes; pours down hail
haily - a first name; apt to hail; icy
haing - present participle of "ha"
hains - saves
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
hajes - plural of "haje", a pilgrimage to Mecca
hajib - a Muslim court official similar to a prime minister
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 - 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 Chinese dialect
hakon - a first name
halal - to slaughter for food according to Islamic law
halbe - a first name
halch - to hug
halds - holds
haled - hauled
halen - a first name
haler - more healthy
hales - compels to go
haley - a first name
halfa - esparto grass
halfs - a variant plural of "half"
halid - a halide, a chemical compound
halie - a first name
halil - a first name
halim - a first name; a spicy Pakistani stew
halin - a first name
halla - a first name
halle - a first name; a city in southeastern Germany
halli - a first name
hallo - 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
halos - plural of "halo", a ring of light
halse - the throat; the neck; the windpipe
halsy - a first name
halts - stops
halva - a Turkish confection
halve - to divide in half
halya - a first name
halye - a first name
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
hamar - a first name
hamel - a first name
hames - plural of "hame", a part of a horse collar; an unpleasant job
hamet - a first name
hamid - a first name
hamif - a first name
hamil - a first name
hammy - overtly theatrical; overacted
hamus - a hook or curved process
hamza - a first name; an Arabic diacritical mark
hanae - a first name
hanan - a first name
hanap - an ornate pewter drinking goblet
hance - a haunch; a lintel; a curved rise from a lower to upper part
hanch - snap
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
hangs - suspends
hania - a first name
hanif - a first name; a pre-Islamic hermit of Arabia
hanim - a first name
hanin - a first name
hanja - a first name
hanji - Chinese ideograms
hanka - a first name
hanks - fastens a sail; plural of "hank", a clump
hanky - a handkerchief; used in the phrase "hanky panky" meaning mischief
hanly - a first name
hanna - a first name
hanne - a first name
hanni - a first name
hanno - a first name
hanny - a first name
hanoi - the capital city of Vietnam
hansa - a medieval merchant guild
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
hanum - khanum
hanus - a first name
haole - a Hawaiian term for a non-native
haoma - a sacred drink used in Zoroasterian rituals; a leafless vine
haona - a first name
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
happy - a first name; cheerful
hapto - a system of nomenclature for chemical compounds
hapuu - a Hawaiian tree fern
haram - things (food, activities, and so on) proscribed by the Islamic religion
harar - a city in eastern Ethiopia
haras - a group of horses
hards - flax refuse
hardw - a store often seen in B Kliban cartoons
hardy - a first name; robust
hared - sprinted
harel - a first name
harem - a collection of wives or concubines
hares - plural of "hare", a wild rabbit
harim - a first name; a harem
harin - a first name
haris - a first name
harks - listens to
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
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; 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
harts - plural of "hart", a male red deer
harum - used in the phrase "harum scarum", to mean a riot, disruption, or disorder
harun - a first name
harve - a first name
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
hasin - a first name
hasks - plural of "hask", a basket made of rushes or wicker
hasky - coarse and dry
hasna - slang for "hasn't"
hason - a first name
hasps - plural of "hasp", a clasp or fastening
hasso - a first name
hasta - slang for "have you"
haste - hurry
hasty - a first name; hurried
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
hatsa - a language
hatsy - a first name
hatti - a first name
hatto - a first name; a bishop who was eaten by rats
hatty - a first name
hauds - holds
haugh - a low-lying meadow
hauld - hold
haulm - plant stubble remaining after harvest
hauls - carries
hault - haughty
haums - plural of "haum", a halm
haunt - to frequent; to importune
haurl - harl; rough-cast
hausa - a northern Nigerian
hause - a narrow passage between mountains
haust - to suck; to drain
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 - wealthy ones
havin - a first name
havna - haven't
havoc - chaos
havre - Le Havre, a seaport in northwest France
hawed - turned left
hawer - one who haws in speech
hawks - sells; coughs up; plural of "hawk", a bird of prey
hawky - hawklike
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
hayah - a first name
haydn - a first name
hayed - converted into hay
hayer - one who hays
hayes - a first name
hayey - covered in, like, or containing hay
hayfa - a first name
hayim - a first name
hayle - a first name
hayli - a first name
hayly - 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
hazen - a first name
hazer - one who hazes
hazes - plural of "haze", a mist
hazle - haze; to make dry
hazor - a Canaanite city destroyed by Joshua
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
heams - plural of "heam", an animal's afterbirth
heaps - plural of "heap", a pile
heapy - grouped into piles
heard - listened
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
heave - to raise; to haul; to vomit
heavy - weighty; dense
hebei - a city in China; a Chinese dialect
heben - ebony
heber - a first name
hebes - plural of "hebe", an Olympic cup bearer; a blooming young woman; an ethnic slur
hecht - hight
hecks - plural of "heck"; a fish weir; a rack; a river bend
hecte - an ancient Greek coin worth 1/6 of a stater
hedda - a first name
heddi - a first name
heddy - a first name
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
hedia - a first name
hedly - a first name
hedva - a first name
heebs - plural of "heeb", a slur
heeds - obeys
heeld - hield
heels - supplies with a heel; plural of "heel"
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
hefts - lifts up
hefty - large; weighty
heian - referring to a period of Japanese history
heiau - a pre-Christian Hawaiian temple
heida - a first name
heide - a first name
heidi - a first name
heigh - an exclamation used to call attention
heika - a style of Japanese flower arranging using tall vases
heike - a first name
heils - salutes
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
hejra - hejira
hekat - an ancient Egyptian measurement of volume, about a gallon
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, a girl 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
helms - plural of "helm", a tiller; steering gear
helon - a first name
helos - plural of "helo", a helicopter
helot - a slave in ancient Sparta
helps - aids; assists
helsa - a first name
helve - an axe handle
helyn - a first name
hemad - toward the hemal side
hemal - haemal; of blood
hemen - British dialect for "them"
hemes - plural of "heme", a component of hemoglobin
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
henad - a monad
henan - a language; a province in China
hence - therefore
hends - seizes
hendy - clever; handy
henge - a Neolithic stone monument
henia - a first name
henie - a first name
henka - a first name
henna - a dye; a shrub
henni - a first name
henny - a first name
henri - a first name
henry - a first name; an electrical unit of inductance
hents - grasps; comprehends
henya - 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
heres - plural of "here", an heir
herin - a first name
heriz - a pattern style for woven rugs
herky - used in the phrase "herky jerky" to mean by fits and starts
herle - a heron
herls - plural of "herl", a feather barb
herma - a type of statue
herms - plural of "herm", an outstanding type of statue; a hermaphrodite
hermy - a first name
herne - of the style of Herne, Germany; a corner
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
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
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
hesse - a German state
hesti - a first name
hests - plural of "hest", command
hesty - a first name
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
hevea - a rubber tree; an indigenous language of French Guiana
heven - a first name
hewed - cut down; fashioned
hewer - a cutter
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
hexyl - a hydrocarbon radical
hheth - the eighth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
hiant - gaping
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
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
hijab - a veil or head scarf for a Muslim woman
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
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
hille - a first name
hillo - a greeting
hills - plural of "hill", a rounded elevation
hilly - a first name; undulating
hilma - a first name
hilsa - a valuable herring of India
hilts - plural of "hilt", a haft; a handle
hilum - the eye of a bean
hilus - a hilum; a hollow on the surface of an organ
himba - an African tribe of Namibia
himbo - a male bimbo
himps - limps
hinau - a New Zealand timber tree
hinda - 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
hiney - children's slang for the buttocks
hinge - to depend; a mechanical joint allowing movement
hinin - a member of a Japanese outcast group
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
hippo - a hippopotamus
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
hirer - an employer
hires - employs
hirom - a first name
hirsh - a first name
hirst - a first name; a barren unproductive patch of land
hisks - breathes with difficulty
hispa - a genus of beetles
hissy - hissing, spiteful, angry, as in a "hissy fit"
hists - hoists
hitch - a first name; to join; a drawback
hithe - a haven
hitty - a first name
hived - stored
hiver - an apiarist or bee keeper
hives - an allergic rash; plural of "hive", a bee home
hlota - a language
hmong - a Laotian ethnic group
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
hobby - a pasttime
hobey - a first name
hobie - a first name; a kind of sailboat
hobit - mortar
hobob
hobos - plural of "hobo", a wanderer who will work for food
hoboy - a hautboy
hocks - pawns; plural of "hock", a wine
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
hoder - in Norse myth, a blind god, tricked by Loki into killing Baldur with a mistletoe arrow
hodge - a rustic or bumpkin; 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
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
hogos - plural of "hogo", a strong flavor or smell
hohes - plural of "hohe", assiniboin
hohum - boring; routine
hoick - to change direction abruptly
hoiks - plural of "hoik", an upward turn
hoise - to hoist
hoist - to lift up
hoits - plural of "hoit", a leap; a caper
hoity - part of the phrase "hoity toity" meaning haughtiness
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
holic - a first name
hokie - a castrated turkey; a Virginia Tech football player
hokku - a haiku that is the first link of a renga
hokum - hooey; sentimental claptrap
holda - a first name
holde - a first name
holds - maintains; grasps; 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
holli - a first name
hollo - a greeting
holly - a first name; an evergreen
holma - a cathedral town in Uganda
holms - plural of "holm", an island in a river; an evergreen oak
holon - a hypothetical charged, spinless particle; something that is regarded as a whole
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
homed - returned to one's home
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
homie - someone from the same neighborhood
homme - 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
hondo - a first name; the Japanese island of Honshu; a low-lying brook or stream
honed - sharpened
honer - a sharpener
hones - sharpens
honey - a first name; a bee product; dear
hongs - plural of "hong", a Chinese factory
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
honza - a first name
hooch - fire water; a Vietnamese hut
hoods - plural of "hood", a cowl; a gangster; a neighborhood
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
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
hoose - to wheeze; a lung disease of cattle
hoosh - a thick soup or stew
hoots - honks; boos; what Scots say just before "Mon"
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
hoper - one who hopes
hopes - wishes for
hopey - a first name
hopie - a first name
hopis - plural of "Hopi", an American Indian
hoppo - a Chinese overseer or customs agent
hoppy - flavored with hops
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
horeb - a biblical mountain
horme - activity directed toward a goal
horns - plural of "horn", a hard bonelike projection
horny - randy; callous; having horns; like horn
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
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
hoska - narcotics; contraband
hosni - a first name
hosny - a first name
hosta - a plantain lily
hosts - entertains socially; plural of "host", a large number; the Eucharistic wafer
hotan - Hotien, a city in China
hotch - to wiggle; to hitch; in the phrase "hotch potch", a miscellany
hotel - an inn
hoten - promised
hotly - in a hot or angry manner
hotsy - dramatic, strong, prominent
hotty - an attractive person or celebrity
houff - a haunt or resort
hough - a hamstring
hound - a dog; to follow
houri - a nymph of Paradise; a small Arabian boat
hours - plural of "hour", a unit of time
house - a domicile; a residence
hovan - a first name
hovas - plural of "hova", a Malagash, a native of Madagascar
hoved - heaved
hovel - a dilapidated house
hoven - afflicted with bloat
hover - to float in the air
hoves - heaves
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
howre - an obsolete spelling of "hour"
howry - dirty, nasty
howso - howsoever
hoxne - a town in England, where Saint Edmund was murdered
hoyas - plural of "hoya", a genus of climbing plants; a Georgetown hoopster
hoyle - a rule book for games
hrolf - a first name
hsien - in China, an administrative subdivision of a prefecture or department
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
huave - an Indian people of Oaxaca, Mexico
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
hucho - a genus of large riverine fish
hucks - plural of "huck", a German trout; a hip
huela - a language
huels - plural of "huel", a Cornish mine
huers - plural of "huer", a fish scout watching for shoals
huffs - breathes heavily
huffy - petulant; offended
huger - larger
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
hulas - plural of "hula", a Hawaiian dance
hulch - a hunch
hulda - a first name
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
human - of the species Homo
humet - in heraldry, an abbreviated fesse
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
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
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
hungo - Hungarian
hungu - a language
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
hunts - stalks; searches for
hunya - fighting rams
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
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; in the phrase "hurly burly", chaos or uproar
huron - an American Indian tribe
hurra - a celebratory exclamation
hurri - hurrian
hurry - to rush
hurst - a first name; a grove
hurts - causes pain; damages
husam - a first name
husht - an interjection urging silence
husis - plural of "husi", a fine sheer Philippine fabric
husks - plural of "husk", an outer hull
husky - heavy-set; throaty-sounding; a sled dog
husos - plural of "huso", the great sturgeon
hussy - a housewife; a brazen girl
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
huxly - a first name
huzza - a celebratory exclamation
huzzy - a hussy; a brazen woman
hwans - plural of "hwan", a monetary unit of Korea
hwyls - plural of "hwyl", an emotional outburst
hyads - a cluster of stars; the daughters of Atlas
hyatt - a first name
hydel - hydroelectric
hydra - a nine-headed snake; the constellation of the water monster; a fresh water polyp
hydro - a spa
hyena - a scavenging feline
hying - present participle of "hie"
hykes - plural of "hyke", a loose Arab garment
hylas - plural of "hyla", a tree frog
hylda - a first name
hyleg - the ruling planet in a horoscope
hylic - materialistic; corporeal
hyman - a first name
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
hyoid - the tongue bone, literally, something shaped like the Greek letter upsilon
hyped - promoted extravagantly
hyper - very excitable; above
hypes - promotes extravagantly; plural of "hype", a wrestling throw
hypha - a threadlike element of a fungus
hypos - plural of "hypo", a hypodermic needle
hyrax - a rock rabbit
hyrum - a first name
hyson - a Chinese green tea
hythe - a haven
hywel - a first name
iaido - a Japanese style of fencing
iakob - a first name
iakov - a first name
iambi - plural of "iamb", a metrical foot in poetry
iambs - plural of "iamb", a metrical foot in poetry
ianna - a first name
ianos - a first name
iasus - jasus, a genus of spiny lobsters
ibbie - a first name
ibiza - a resort island off the coast of Spain
iblis - Eblis
icaco - the coco plum
iceni - an ancient British ethnic group
icers - plural of "icer", an instrument for applying icing
ichor - in Greek mythology, a god's blood; watery material that oozes from wounds
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
icons - plural of "icon", a religious picture
ictal - caused by an ictus
ictic - 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
idell - a first name
idgah - a place set apart for public prayers on the two chief Muslim feasts
idgoh - a town in Afghanistan
idina - a first name
idiom - argot; a specialized language
idiot - a nitwit
idist - an Ido linguist
idled - did nothing
idler - one who does nothing
idles - does nothing
idola - fantasies
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
idrys - a first name
iduna - 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
ieroe - a great-grandchild
iesha - a first name
iffen - if
ifrit - afreet
iftar - the sundown meal that ends the Ramadan fast
igala - a Yoruba-speaking people
igapo - gapo
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
ignis - Latin for fire, as in "ignus fatuus", fool's light
ihlat - a nomadic Sunnite people of Persia
ihram - the garb worn by Muslim pilgrims
ihsan - a first name
iiwis - plural of "iiwi", a Hawaiian bird
ikary - caviar
ikats - plural of "ikat", a fabric of tie-dyed yarns
ikeda - a town in Japan
ikons - plural of "ikon", an icon
ilana - a first name
ilani - a first name
ilava - a Hindu caste of cultivators
ileac - colicky; of or pertaining to the ileum
ileal - of the ileum
ilean - a first name
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
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
ilida - 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
ilisa - a first name
ilise - a first name
ilita - a first name
ilium - a bone of the pelvis; the haunch bone
ilkka - a first name
illan - a first name
iller - more ill
illia - a first name
illin - crazy
illth - poverty
iloko - ilocano
ilona - a first name
ilone - a first name
ilsey - a first name
ilyna - a first name
ilysa - a first name
ilyse - a first name
image - a picture
imago - the final or "perfect" state of a metamorphic insect; an internal psychological image of an important person
imams - plural of "imam", an Islamic priest
imani - a first name
imans - plural of "iman", variant of "imam", an Islamic priest
imari - a Japanese harbor city, and a kind of porcelain made there
imaum - variant of "imam", an Islamic priest
imbar - to exclude
imbat - a cooling etesian wind in the Levant
imbed - to place into
imber - the great northern diver
imbow - to arch
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
immew - to confine
immie - agate; imitation marble
immis - changeable
immit - to inject
immix - to mingle
impar - unpaired
imped - grafted feathers onto a bird's wing
impel - to force; to drive
impen - to write
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
imshi - "Go away!"
imshy - "Go away!"
inaja - Brazilian palm
inane - fatuous; empty headed
inapt - unfit; clumsy
inari - a lake in Finland
inarm - to encircle in the arms; to hug
inbye - inward
incan - of the Incas
incap - an incapacitating agent
incas - plural of "Inca", a South American Indian
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
indel - in gene sequencing, an insertion or deletion
inder - a first name
index - a pointer; a list; an indicator
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
indio - a town in California
indol - indole, a chemical compound
indow - to endow
indra - a first name; the Hindu god of rain
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
inell - a first name
inept - not apt; futile; pointless
ineri - igneri
inerm - without prickles
inert - unmoving; inactive
ineye - to graft
infer - to deduce
infix - to implant; referring to formulas in which operators are between their arguments
infos - plural of "info", an item of information
infra - below
ingan - onion
ingar - a first name
ingas - plural of "inga", a family of trees and shrubs with pinnate leaves
inger - a first name
ingle - a fireside
ingot - a mass of metal; a metallic brick
ingra - a first name
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
iniki - a first name
iniko - a first name
inini
inion - the bump at the back of the skull
injun - slang for "Indian"
inked - added ink to; wrote; signed
inker - a recording device
inkie - an incandescent lamp
inkle - a broad line tape; a ploy in euchre
inkos - a Zulu chief
inkra - ga
inlaw - a relative by marriage
inlay - to tesselate
inlet - a bay; an aperture
inned - past tense of "in"
inner - interior
innes - a first name
innie - a belly button that is recessed
innis - a first name
innit - slang for "isn't it"
inode - a UNIX file system structure
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
inset - to implant; to place within
intel - intelligence, often military
inter - to bury
intil - into
intra - Latin for "inner" or "internal"
intro - an introduction
intue - to intuit
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
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
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
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
ioway - a Siouan people
ippon - a full-point score in judo
ipses - a thingamajig; a whatsit
ipsus - an ancient village in Phrygia, Asia Minor, site of a battle between Alexander's successors
irade - a Turkish written decree
iraki - a native of Iraq
irana - a first name
irani - a native of Iran
iraqi - a native of Iraq
iraqw - a language
irate - angry
iraya - a pagan people of northern Mindanao
irbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
ireen - a first name
irena - a first name
irene - a first name; the Roman goddess of peace
ireos - the Florentine iris
irgun - a Jewish underground army in colonial Palestine
irian - relating to the iris
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
irisa - a first name
irish - a native of Ireland
irita - a first name
irite - an iridium compound
irked - annoyed
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
irpex - a genus of tooth fungi
irvin - a first name
irwin - a first name
irwyn - a first name
iryna - a first name
isaac - a first name
isaak - a first name
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
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
iseut - a first name
isham - a first name
ishan - a language
ishaq - a first name
isiac - a first name; referring to the Egyptian goddess Isis
isiah - a first name
islam - a first name; a religious faith based on the Koran
islay - one of the Hebrides islands
isled - made of islands
isles - plural of "isle", an island
islet - a small island
islot - an islet
isman - a first name
isnad - the chain of authority attesting the authenticity of a particular haddith
isoka - a first name
isoko - a language
isold - a first name
isolt - a first name
isote - a yucca plant
issca - a first name
issei - a Japanese immigrant to the United States
isser - 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
issus - an ancient town in southeast Asia Minor, where Alexander defeated Darius
istar - a first name
istle - an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
isuan - referring to Isua, in western Greenland, where some of the oldest known rocks are found
iswas - a rough and ready calculating device
italo - a first name
itals - plural of "ital", an italic letter
italy - a European country
itchy - scratchy
items - plural of "item", a unit, a thing
iters - plural of "iter", a brain passageway
ither - other
ithun - a Norse goddess, wife of Bragi, who guarded the apples of youth
itmos - plural of "itmo", a betel nut
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
ivana - 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
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
ivree - a first name
ivria - a first name
ivrit - a modernized form of Hebrew
ivver - a variant of "ever"
ivyed - ivied
iwans - plural of "iwan", a large audience chamber in Parthian architecture
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
ixtle - an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
ixtli - an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
iyabo - a first name
iyala - a language
iyapo - 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
izedi - a Mesopotomanian sect accused of worshipping the devil
izeke - a first name
izles - plural of "izle", a spark rising from a fire or chimney
izmir - the Turkish name of Smyrna
izmit - a Turkish resort on the Black Sea
izola - a first name
izote - a Mexican yucca plant
izsak - a first name
iztle - an aloe fiber
izzak - a first name
izzat - honor; glory
izzet
izzie - a first name
jaali - a first name
jabes - a first name
jabez - a first name
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
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!"); plural of "jack", a wooden wedge; a child's toy
jacky - a first name; a sailor; gin
jacob - a first name
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
jadda - a first name
jadea - a first name
jaded - sated
jadee - 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 - an artificial silk
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
jaggs - cuts unevenly
jaggy - uneven
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
jagur - a first name
jahel - a first name
jahla - a first name
jahna - 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
jaira - a first name
jairo - a first name
jakab - a first name
jakea - a first name
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
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
jalal - a first name
jalap - a cathartic root
jalee - jalee work, marble carved to look like latticework
jaleh - a first name
jaleo - a lively Spanish solo dance, accompanied by castanets
jalil - a first name
jalin - a first name
jalop - jalap, a cathartic root; a jalopy
jalor - an east Indian rowing or sailing ship
jamah - a long sleeved cotton coat of knee length worn in Pakistan
jamal - a first name
jaman - 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
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
jamya - a first name
jamyi - a first name
janae - a first name
janah - a first name
janai - a first name
janak - a first name
janan - a first name
janay - 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
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
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
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
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
janua - a door or gate
janus - the two-faced Roman god honored by "January"
japan - an Asian country; a varnish
japed - mocked
japer - mocker
japes - mocks
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
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
jarls - plural of "jarl", a Scandinavian nobleman
jarmo - a neolithic village site in northeast Iraq
jarod - a first name
jaron - a first name
jarra - an Australian eucalyptus
jarta - a term of endearment
jarul - the Indian bloodwood
jaryd - a first name
jasan - a first name
jasbo - elements of low or vulgar comedy introduced into a play
jasen - a first name
jasey - a worsted wig made of Jersey yarn
jasha - a first name
jasia - a first name
jasin - a first name
jasma - a first name
jasme - a first name
jasms - plural of "jasm", an enthusiasm for accomplishment
jason - a first name
jaspe - having a veined and spotted appearance similar to jasper
jasps - plural of "jasp", jasper
jassy - a city in northeast Romania
jasun - a first name
jasus - a genus of spiny lobsters
jatha - an armed band of Sikhs
jatki - a dialect of Lahnda
jatni - a female Jat
jatos - plural of "JATO", a jet assisted take-off
jauan - a first name
jauks - dawdles
jaume - a first name
jaune - heraldic yellow
jauns - plural of "jaun", a Calcutta palanquin
jaunt - a trip
jaups - splashes
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
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 - talked; having jaws
jawon - a first name
jawps - plural of "jawp", a splash of water or a stain
jaxey - the rump
jaxie - the rump
jaxon - a first name
jayce - a first name
jayci - a first name
jaycy - a first name
jayde - a first name
jaydi - a first name
jaydn - a first name
jaydy - a first name
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
jazan - a first name
jazze - a first name
jazzi - a first name
jazzy - lively; entertaining; free form
jeana - a first name
jeane - a first name
jeani - a first name
jeans - denim trousers
jeany - a first name
jeays - a first name
jebby - a Jesuit
jebel - a mountain
jecho - a first name
jecis - a first name
jedda - a first name; Jidda
jeddy - a first name
jedge - a gauge; a dean's warrant
jeels - plural of "jeel", a jelly
jeely - jelly
jeena - a first name
jeeps - plural of "jeep", a military vehicle
jeers - boos
jeery - jeering
jeese - an exclamation
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
jefry - a first name
jegar - a first name
jehad - an Islamic holy war
jehan - a first name
jehol - a former province of China
jehri - a first name
jehus - plural of "jehu", a fast driver; a coachman
jelab - a North African hooded jacket
jeldi - haste, in a military sense
jelle - a first name
jello - a gelatin dessert
jells - congeals
jelly - gelatin
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
jenay - a first name
jenda - a first name
jendy - a first name
jenel - a first name
jenet - a first name
jenie - 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
jenni - a first name
jenny - a first name; spinning machine; a billiard shot
jensy - a first name
jeorg - a first name
jerad - a first name
jerae - a first name
jerah - a first name
jerai - a first name
jerba - Djerba
jered - a first name
jeree - a first name
jerel - a first name
jeret - a first name
jerez - a city in Spain, source of sherry
jeric - a first name
jerid - 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
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
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
jeryl - a first name
jerzy - 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
jesus - a first name
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
jetto - jetteau
jetty - a first name; a pier
jeune - young
jevan - a first name
jevin - a first name
jevon - a first name
jewed - an offensive term
jewel - a first name; gem
jewry - the Jewish community
jeyes - a first name
jheel - an Indian marsh or pool left after a flood
jheri - a loose curl used in hairstyling
jhils - plural of "jhil", an Indian marsh
jhona - a first name
jhool - trappings for a horse or elephant
jhoom - jungle cultivation
jhows - plural of "jhow", an Indian grass
jiana - a first name
jibba - a long loose cloth outer garment
jibbs - shifts from side to side while sailing
jibed - taunted
jiber - one who taunts
jibes - taunts
jibis - plural of "jibi", an extinct small yellow green bird of Oahu
jiboa - a large South American boa
jidda - a Saudi Arabian seaport
jiffs - plural of "jiff", an instant
jiffy - a moment
jiggy - ghetto slang for "hip" [with]; lively, like a jig
jigot - gigot
jigua - a South American tree
jigue - jiqui, a Cuban timber tree
jihad - an Islamic holy war
jilan - a first name
jildi - haste, in a military sense
jildy - haste, in a military sense
jilin - a language
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
jimmy - a first name; to break into
jimoh - a first name
jimps - skimps
jimpy - slender
jinae - a first name
jinan - a first name
jinas - plural of "jina", a Jain who has conquered temporal existence through discipline
jinda - a first name
jingo - a militarist
jingu - an important Shinto shrine
jinhu - a Shinto shrine
jinia - a first name
jinja - a Shinto shrine
jinks - high-jinks; sharp turns; takes evasive aeronautical maneuvers
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
jippo - a jupon; a waistcoat for women
jiqui - a Cuban timber tree
jirds - plural of "jird", a North African gerbil
jirga - a council of Afghan tribal leaders
jirts - jerks
jisms - plural of "jism", semen
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 - jazzy, lively
jivin - a first name
jixie - a two-seater taxi
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
joars - plural of "joar", durra
joary - a first name
joayn - a first name
jobby - a gadget or thingmajig
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
jochs - plural of "joch", a col
jocek - a first name
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
joeys - plural of "joey", a baby kangaroo; a 4 penny piece
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
joice - a first name
joins - unites; becomes part of
joint - to splice; a seam; a marijuana cigarette
joist - a floor beam
joked - jested
joker - a jester; a playing card
jokes - jests
jokey - amusing; full of jokes
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
jolee - a first name
joles - plural of "jole", a jowl
joley - a first name
jolie - a first name
jolin - a first name
jollo - a spree; a party
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
jomei - a first name
jomon - the ancestors of the Ainu people
jonae - a first name
jonah - a first name; a person who brings bad luck
jonai - a first name
jonam - a first name
jonas - 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
jonna - a first name
jonni - a first name
jonny - a first name; johnnycake
jonta - a first name
jonte - a first name
jonty - jaunty
jooal - a dialect of French used in Quebec and Maine
jooks - jouks; juke joints
joola - a rope suspension bridge
jools - a first name
joost - a first name
jopie - a first name
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
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
josan - an Asian woman
josef - a first name
josee - 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
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
jossa - a word used to command a horse to halt
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
joual - an archaic dialect of French spoken in Quebec
jougs - an iron neck ring
jouks - dodges; roosts
joule - a unit of energy equal to a Newton-meter
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
jowar - a durra grown in India
jower - to quarrel
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
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
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
jubbe - a large vessel for drinking wine or ale
jubes - plural of "jube", a platform in a church; a rood screen
jubus - juberous
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
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
judos - plural of "judo", a form of jujitsu
judye - a first name
jueys - plural of "juey", the great land crab
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
juggs - jougs
jugum - a pair of the opposite leaflets of a pinnate leaf; a furrow connecting two parts of a bone
juice - a first name; a fruit sap; a fluid
juicy - full of juice
jujus - plural of "juju", an object having magical power
juked - faked out a move in football
jukes - fakes out a move in football
jukie - 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
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
jumah - a first name
jumar - a one-way rope clamp which is used to ascend rock faces
jumbo - extra large
jumby - an evil spirit
jumma - an assessment
jumna - a river in India
jumps - leaps
jumpy - nervous
junco - a North American snowbird
jundy - to jostle
jungs - plural of "jung", an ancient Tatar people of northwest China
junia - a first name
junie - a first name
junko - a first name
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
juped - shamed
jupes - plural of "jupe", a woman's jacket
jupon - a jippo; a surcoat
juppy - a Japanese yuppie
jural - legal
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 Latin word meaning "the law"
juror - a member of a jury
jurre - a first name
juruk - a Californian Native American tribe
jusis - plural of "jusi", a fine sheer Philippine fabric
jussi - a first name; 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
jutes - plural of "jute", an ethnic group from Jutland; a twine fiber
jutia - the West Indian hog rat
jutka - a first name
jutta - a first name
jutty - a jetty; projecting
juval - a first name
juvan - a first name
juvey - a juvenile; a juvenile delinquent
juvia - the Brazilnut tree
juvie - a police officer who works with juveniles; a juvenile
juwan - a first name
juwon - a first name
juzef - a first name
juziu - a first name
kaaba - a cube-shaped building in Mecca holding a sacred stone
kaama - the hartebeest
kaawi - a kind of yam
kabab - skewered cooked meat
kabah - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
kaban - a variant of "caban"
kabar - a first name; a caber
kabel - a sans serif font
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
kabyl - a Berber belonging to a Muslim agricultural people of Algeria
kacee - a first name
kacey - a first name
kacha - a variant of "kutcha" or "cachari"
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"
kaden - a first name
kader - a first name
kadet - a cadet
kadey - a first name
kadhi - a qadi
kadie - a first name
kadim - a first name
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
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
kaese - a first name
kaesy - a first name
kaffa - a native of the Kafa region of Ethiopia; a grayish reddish brown color
kaffe - a first name
kaffi - a first name
kafir - a kaffir; the Indo-Iranian people of Kafiristan; a cereal grass
kafta - the leaves of an Arabian bush, used in making a beverage
kagos - plural of "kago", a Japanese palanquin
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
kahas - plural of "kaha", a large Bornean proboscis monkey
kahau - the proboscis monkey
kahil - a first name
kahsi - the bathroom
kahus - plural of "kahu", a common harrier of Australasia and the East Indies
kaiak - a variant of "kayak"
kaids - plural of "kaid", a tribal chief or governor in northern Africa
kaifa - a female sexual partner
kaifs - plural of "kaif", a drugged stupor
kaija - a first name
kaika - a Maori village
kaila - a first name
kaile - a first name
kaili - a first name
kails - plural of "kail", a ninepin; kale
kaimi - a kind of clover
kaims - plural of "kaim", a glacial deposit; a comb
kaine - a first name
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
kaity - a first name
kaiwi - a Pacific Island woody climber
kajak - a variant of "kayak"
kajar - a people of northern Iran
kajsa - a first name
kakar - a muntjac
kakas - plural of "kaka", a New Zealand parrot
kaker - excrement
kakis - plural of "kaki", an oriental date tree
kakka - a traditional formal style of Japanese flower arranging
kakke - beriberi
kakur - a muntjac
kakus - plural of "kaku", the great barracuda
kalab - a first name
kalam - a first name; Muslim scholastic theology
kalan - a first name; a sea otter
kalar - a dagger
kalas - plural of "kala", a black bulbul of India, often kept as a caged bird
kalat - a former state in western India
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
kalib - a first name
kalie - a first name
kalif - a caliph
kalij - a crested Indian pheasant
kalil - 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")
kalka - khalkha
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
kalon - a first name; the classical Greek ideal of physical and moral beauty
kalpa - a Hindu term for a day of Brahma
kalua - baked in a Hawaiian earth oven
kalun - a first name
kalye - a first name
kalyn - a first name
kamal - a first name
kamao - a Hawaiian bird
kamar - a people of central India
kamas - camas; plural of "kama", enjoyment of the world of the senses
kamau - a first name
kamba - a Bantu people of Kenya
kambo - a first name
kamea - a first name
kamel - a first name
kameo - a first name
kames - plural of "kame", a glacial deposit; a short ridge or hill; a comb
kamey - a first name
kamia - 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
kamme - awry
kammi - a first name
kammy - a first name
kampa - an African tribe
kamra - a first name
kamuk - a mountain people of northeast Thailand
kanae - a mullet of New Zeeland
kanaf - kenaf, an East Indian plant
kanak - a Melanesian people of New Caledonia
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
kanda - a first name
kandh - the khond, a Dravidian ethnic group of east central India
kandi - a first name
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
kangs - plural of "kang", a Chinese water jar; a brick sleeping platform
kania - a first name
kanin - boiled rice
kanji - a system of Japanese writing based on Chinese characters
kanny - a first name
kanoa - a first name
kanon - a first name; canon
kansa - a Siouan people of the Kansas river valley
kansu - a province in northwest China
kantu - a first name
kanuk - canuck
kanun - a canun, a zither
kanya - a first name; a kind of butter; the shea tree
kanye - a first name
kanzu - a long white robe worn by men in Africa
kaona - an ambiguous Hawaiian poetic style
kaons - plural of "kaon", a subatomic particle
kaori - a first name; kauri, a New Zealand fir tree
kapai - a Maori word meaning "good"
kapas - plural of "kapa", a coarse cloth
kaphs - plural of "kaph", a Hebrew letter
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 of hitting
kappa - a Greek letter
kapri - 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
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
karat - a unit of quality for gold
karbi - a small stingless wild bee
karch - a unit of weight in Austria
karee - a first name
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
karif - a first name
karim - a first name
karin - a first name
karis - a first name; plural of "kari", a large gum tree
karla - a first name
karle - a first name
karli - a first name
karly - a first name
karma - a first name; spiritual payback
karna - a first name
karns - plural of "karn", a cairn
karny - a first name
karob - a unit of weight of 1/24 of a grain
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
karri - a first name; an Australian tree
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
karun - a first name
karyl - a first name
karyn - a first name
karys - a first name
karzy - a lavatory
kasba - casbah
kasch - a first name
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
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
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
kathe - a first name
kathi - a first name
kathy - a first name
katia - a first name
katie - a first name
katik - kartik
katin - khatin
katja - a first name
katka - a first name
katla - a first name
katos - plural of "kato", an Athapaskan people of northwest California
katri - a first name
katsu - a resuscitation of an unconscious judoka
katti - a first name
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
kauna - a first name
kauri - a New Zealand fir tree
kaury - kauri, a New Zealand fir tree
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
kavya - a poetic composition in Sanskrit, with elaborate decoration
kawas - plural of "kawa", wa
kawis - plural of "kawi", the ancient Austronesian language of Java
kayab - the 17th month of the Mayan civil calendar
kayak - an Eskimo canoe
kayan - a Dayak people of north central Borneo
kayas - plural of "kaya", a Japanese tree
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
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
kayte - a first name
kazak - a native of Kazakhstan
kazan - the capital city of the Tatar autonomous republic
kazia - a first name
kazik - a badly made and overpriced rug
kazio - a first name
kazoo - a musical instrument
kazuo - a first name
kbars - plural of "kbar", a kilobar, a measurement of pressure
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
kebar - a caber
kebbi - a northern state of Nigeria
kebob - skewered cooked meat
kecia - a first name
kecks - makes retching sounds; knickers; trousers; plural of "keck", fool's parsley
kedah - a state in Malaysia
kedar - a first name
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
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
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
keesh - carburet of iron
keest - inner vital substance; marrow
keeth - a first name
keets - plural of "keet", a young guinea fowl
keeve - a brewer's mash tub
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
keida - a first name
keifs - plural of "keif", a drugged stupor
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
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
keiti - a first name
kejia - hakka
kekoa - a first name
kelan - a first name
kelby - a first name
kelci - a first name
kelcy - a first name
kelda - a first name
kelek
kelep - a stinging ant that feeds on insects
kelia - a first name
kelim - kilim, an oriental tapestry
kelii - a first name
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 - 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
kelsy - a first name
kelts - plural of "kelt", a Celt; a salmon; a woolen cloth
kelty - a penalty drink
kelye - a first name
kemal - a first name
kemba - a first name
kembo - kimbo
kembs - combs
kemps - plural of "kemp", a champion; a coarse hair
kempt - clean and combed
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
kenda - a first name
kendi - a first name
kendo - a Japanese sport of fencing with staves
kendy - a first name
kenge - a language
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
kenon - a first name
kenos - plural of "keno", a game of chance
kente - a brightly colored African cloth
kents - plural of "kent", a pole or pike used for leaping over ditches
kenya - a first name; an African country
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
kerat - a unit of weight in Turkey
kerbs - plural of "kerb", a variant of "curb"
kerby - a first name
kerch - a city in southern Ukraine
keree - a first name
kerek - a people of the Khamchadal-Koryak group
kerel - a first name
kerem - a first name
keren - a first name
keres - a pueblo people of New Mexico
kerey - a first name
kerfs - makes an incision with a cutting tool
kerma - a unit of measurement for kinetic energy transmitted by radiation
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
kerri - a first name
kerry - a first name; an Irish breed of cattle
keryl - a first name; a mixture of alkyl radicals
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
ketal - an acetyl derived from a ketone
ketas - plural of "keta", a caviar fish
ketch - a two-masted sailing vessel
keten - a colorless gas
ketol - a chemical compound that is both a ketone and an alcohol
ketti - a first name
ketty - a first name
ketyl - a compound made by treating ketones with a metal
ketzi - a first name
keung - a first name
kevan - a first name
kevel - a belaying pin; a hammer for breaking or shaping stone
keven - a first name
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; having 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
kezia - a first name
khadi - khaddar; Indian homespun cloth
khafs - plural of "khaf", kaph, a Hebrew letter
khaim - a first name
khair - catechu
khaki - a durable cloth; a dull yellow-brown color
khali - a first name
khana - Indian food
khanh - a first name
khans - plural of "khan", an Asian ruler
khaph - kaph, a Hebrew letter
khars - plural of "khar", an ancient Egyptian measurement of volume of about 20 gallons
khasi - a Mongoloid people of the Khasi and Jantia hills of Assam
khats - plural of "khat", kat, an Arabian shrub whose leaves are chewed as an intoxicant
khaya - a genus of African timber trees, with hard mahogany-like wood
khazi - a toilet
kheda - an enclosure for capturing wild elephants
khels - plural of "khel", an Afghani clan
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
khios - Chios
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
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
khond - a Dravidian ethnic group of east central 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
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
khyal - khayal
kiaat - a tree of southern Africa having heavy strong wood
kiack - a kayak
kiaki - a Japanese timber tree
kiana - a first name
kiang - a Tibetan wild horse
kiani - a first name
kiara - a first name
kiato - a village in northern India
kiawe - a Hawaiian mesquite
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
kicks - strikes with the foot; enjoyment
kicky - exciting
kiddo - a familiar nickname
kiddy - a child
kidel - a fish trap
kideo - video products for children
kidge - a kedge; brisk; pot-bellied
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
kifer - to have sexual intercourse with
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
kilan - a first name
kilba - a language
kilee - a first name
kileh - a unit of volume equal to about 1 bushel
kilen - a first name
kiley - a first name; a boomerang
kilie - a first name
kilim - an oriental tapestry or carpet
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
kimba - a first name
kimbo - to set akimbo
kimee - a first name
kimia - a first name
kimie - a first name
kimme - a first name
kimmi - a first name
kimmy - a first name
kimri - one of four stages of ripening
kinah - a Hebrew elegy
kinas - plural of "kina", a monetary unit of Papua New Guinea
kinch - a noose or loop in a roop
kinda - a first name; slang for "kind of"
kindi - a first name
kinds - plural of "kind", a type or sort
kindy - kindergarten
kines - plural of "kine", a television tube; a unit of measurement of velocity
kinga - a language
kings - plural of "king", a male hereditary ruler
kinic - pertaining to cinchona bark
kinin - a polypeptide that is a powerful vasodilator
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
kioea - the bristle-thighed curlew
kioko - a first name; the chokwe
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
kippy - a first name
kiral - a first name
kiran - a first name
kirbi - a first name
kirby - a first name; a fish hook of evenly curved pattern
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
kirks - plural of "kirk", a church
kirns - plural of "kirn", a chum, a kern, a last sheaf; harvest home festival
kiron - a first name
kirov - a city in Russia
kirsi - a first name
kirve - to undercut coal in a mine
kirya - a first name
kisan - a small farmer or agricultural worker in India
kisha - a first name
kishi - a first name
kisii - a language; a town in Kenya
kiska - a first name; one of the western Aleutian islands
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
kites - obtains money through fraudulent checks; plural of "kite", a bird; a child's paper flying toy
kithe - to make known
kiths - plural of "kith", one's friends and neighbors
kitke - challah
kitol - a crystalline alcohol
kitti - a first name
kitts - a first name
kitty - a first name; a cat; the cash pile in poker
kitwe - a city in 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
kives - plural of "kive", a mashing vat
kiwai - a Papuan people
kiwis - plural of "kiwi", a flightless bird, a New Zealander; a fruit
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
klang - a complex musical tone
klara - a first name
klari - a first name
klaus - a first name
kleef - a first name
kleng - a first name
kleon - a first name
klick - a click; a kilometer
klieg - an intensely bright stage light
kling - a Dravidian of Tamil origin
klink - clink
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
klotz - a klutz
kluck - to cluck
kluge - a kludge
klugy - kludgy
klunk - clunk
klutz - a clumsy person
knabs - bites, gnaws
knack - an ability; to strike sharply
knags - plural of "knag", a knot in wood
knaps - strikes sharply
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
knead - to work with the hands
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
knick - nick
knife - a cutting implement; a short lance; to stab
knips
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
knoll - a hillock
knops - plural of "knop", a knob
knosp - an architectural ornament in the form of a flower bud
knote - a term in rope making
knots - ties in a knot
knoud - the grey gurnard
knout - a Russian leather whip
knowe - a knoll
known - apprehended
knows - is aware of
knubs - plural of "knub", a knob; a protuberance
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
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
kobil - a small boat
kobus - a genus of antelopes
kodak - a camera
kodey - a first name
kodie - a first name
kodok - a town in Sudan, formerly Fashoda
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
kogai - a Japanese ornamental pin carried in a sheath
kogia - a genus of whales
kogon - cogon, a tall tropical grass
kohen - a cohen, or Jewish priest
kohls - plural of "kohl", eye makeup
kohua - a Maori earth oven
kohut - a town in Pakistan
koidu - a town in Sierra Leone
koine - the common Greek tongue used in the New Testament
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
kokam - the slow loris, a small slender tailless large-eyed nocturnal lemur
kokan - an East Indian timber tree
koker - a sluice gate
kokil - a koel
kokob - a venomous serpent
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
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
kolis - plural of "kolis", a low caste Indian people
kolos - plural of "kolo", a Central European folk dance
kolyn - a first name
koman - a language
kombi - a compact truck
kombu - an edible brown kelp used in Japanese cuisine
konak - in Turkey, a large house used as an official residence
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
kongo - the Congo
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
konso - a language
konya - a first name; a city in southern Turkey famous for carpets
konze - an African hartebeest
konzo - a language
kooks - plural of "kook", an eccentric person
kooky - nutty
koord - a Kurd
koori - an aborigine
kopec - a Russian coin, 1/100 of a ruble
kopek - a Russian coin, 1/100 of a ruble
kophs - plural of "koph", a Hebrew letter
kopje - a South African hill
koppa - an obsolete Greek letter
korah - a Levite who rebelled against Moses
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
korce - a city in Albania
korea - an East Asian country
koree - a first name
koren - a first name
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
korku - a Munda language
korma - a mild Indian dish
korny - a first name
koroa - a Tunican people of the Yazoo and Mississippi river valleys
koros
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
kosey - a first name
koshe - kosher
kosin - a yellow brown amorphous anthelmintic powder
kosma - a first name
kosmo - a first name
kosmy - a first name
kosse - a first name
kosso - brayera, the dried pistillate flowers of an Ethiopian tree
kosta - a first name
kosti - a first name
kotar - an artisan people of southwestern India
kotel - the Wailing Wall
koths - plural of "koth", volcanic mud
kotos - plural of "koto", a Japanese stringed musical instrument
kotow - to prostrate oneself, a variant of "kowtow"
kotys - a Thracian goddes worshipped in wild orgies
kouse - pearl millet
kovit - a first name
kovno - the Russian name of Kaunas, Lithuania
kovsh - a Russian boat-shaped vessel used as a ladle for drinks
koyan - a unit of weight in Malaya
kpele - a people of central Liberia
kposo - a language
kraal - a native village; a type of cattle enclosure
krads - plural of "krad", a kilo-rad
kraft - a strong paper
krahn - a language
kraig - a first name
krait - a venomous snake
krama - in the Eastern Orthodox Church, the water and wine into which the consecrated host is broken
krang - a variant of "kreng"; whale flesh
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
kraut - a German; sauerkraut
kreep - a basaltic lunar rock
kreis - in Germany, a unit of local government
krems - a city in Austria
kreng - the carcass of a whale after removal of the blubber and baleen (yum!)
krete - the Greek name for Crete
krewe - a New Orleans Mardi Gras marching band
krige - in computing, to estimate missing data in a table
krill - an aggregrate of small marine crustaceans
kriss - a first name; a variant of "kris"
krist - a first name
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
krupp - a gun
kuban - a river in the Caucasus
kucha - a region of Turkistan
kuchi - a member of a nomadic ethnic group of Afghanistan
kudos - acclaim
kudus - plural of "kudu", a large antelope
kudzu - an invasive clinging vine that is improving the South
kueng - a first name
kufic - of the Arab alphabet
kufis - plural of "kufi", a knit cap worn by Muslims
kugel - a baked pudding of potatoes or noodles
kukri - a Gurkha knife
kukui - a Hawaiian tree
kulah - a Turkish prayer rug
kulak - a Russian peasant proprietor
kulan - the wild ass of the Kirghiz steppe
kulli - a prehistoric culture of Baluchistan
kulun - Ulan Bator
kumam - a language
kuman - the Cuman, a Turkic people
kumar - a first name
kumbh - a Hindu religious festival culminating in ritual bathing
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
kumyk - a Turkish people of the Caucasus
kumys - koumiss, a beverage made from camel's milk
kunai - cogon, a tall tropical grass
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
kungu - a kind of small mayfly
kuril - a chain of islands, possessed by Russia and claimed by Japan
kunle - a first name
kunqu - a style of Chinese opera typified by "The Peony Palace"
kuper - a first name
kurds - plural of "Kurd", a nationless people of Asia Minor
kurku - korku, a Munda language
kurmi - a member of an Indian agricultural caste
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
kusso - cusso, an Ethiopian tree
kusti - the sacred cord worn by Parsis as a sign of their faith
kusum - safflower
kutch - cutch, couch grass; catechu; a peninsula in India
kuzih - a first name
kvass - a Russian beer made from rye flour and malt
kvell - to beam with pleasure
kvint - a unit of weight in Denmark
kwadi - an African language
kwako - a first name
kwapa - quapaw; a Siouan people of the Arkansas river valley
kwame - a first name
kwami - a first name
kwasi - a first name; a Zulu musical style
kweef - a vaginal fart
kwela - a tin whistle
kweni - a language
kwesi - a first name
kyack - an American pack saddle
kyaks - plural of "kyak", a kayak or Eskimo canoe
kyami - a language
kyang - kiang
kyars - plural of "kyar", a coir
kyats - plural of "kyat", a monetary unit of Myanmar
kydst - kythe
kyele - a first name
kyfer - to have sexual intercourse with
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 drinking vessel
kyloe - Hebridean cattle
kylyn - a first name
kymri - the Welsh
kymru - Wales
kymry - the Welsh
kynan - a first name
kynda - a first name
kyoko - a first name
kyoto - a city in Japan; a kind of Japanese pottery
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
kytes - plural of "kyte", the stomach
kythe - to kithe
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
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
labia - plural of "labium", a lip or lip-like part
labis - cochlear; a eucharistic spoon
labna - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
labor - work; childbirth; an English and Israeli political party
labra - plural of "labrum", a lip or lip-like part
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
lacey - a first name; adorned with lace
lache - a first name
lacia - a first name
lacie - a first name
lacis - a square-meshed lace with darned patterns
lacko - a first name
lacks - doesn't have
lacto - a vegetarian who will also eat milk products (though perhaps not eggs)
ladas - a classic runner
laddy - a first name; a young boy
laded - loaded
laden - to be burdened
lader - one who loads
lades - burdens
ladik - an Anatolian rug of fine texture
ladin - a Rhaeto-Romanic dialect spoken in Switzerland
ladle - a scoop
ladon - a first name; the father of Daphne
laela - a first name
laevo - levo, levorotatory
lafte - an obsolete past tense of "leave"
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
lager - a kind of beer
lagos - a city in Nigeria, and its commercial capital
lahar - a catastrophic mud flow caused by a volcano
laich - a laigh; a lowland
laics - plural of "laic", a layman
laidy - a first name; a beating or thrashing
laigh - a lowland
laika - a small red Finnish dog
laila - a first name
laili - a first name
laily - 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
lairs - plural of "lair", a den
lairy - full of lairs; flashy or showy
laita - a river in Brittany
laith - a first name; loath
laity - laymen
laius - in Greek mythology, the king of Thebes and father of Oedipus
lajos - a first name
lajta - a kind of cheese
laker - a lake fish
lakes - plural of "lake", a large body of fresh water
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"
lalee - a first name
lalia - a first name; a language
lakin - the ladykin; a small damsel; the Virgin Mary
lalla - a first name
lalli - a first name
lalls - articulates the letter "R" as "L"
lally - 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 wrap of Madagascar; a language
lambs - plural of "lamb", a baby sheep
lamed - hobbled; a Hebrew letter
lamel - a thin plate; a lamella
lamer - more lame
lames - hobbles
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
lamna - the type genus of the family Lamnidae
lamps - plural of "lamp", an artificial light source
lamut - a Tungus maritime people living near the Sea of Okhotsk
lanae - a first name
lanah - a first name
lanai - a veranda
lanao - maranao
lanas - plural of "lana", the genipap tree of Demerara
lanay - a first name
lance - a first name; a spear
lanch - to launch
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
laned - having lanes
lanes - plural of "lane", a country road
lanet - a first name
laney - a first name; containing many lanes; inferior
lange - a first name
langi - a language
lango - a people of Uganda
langs
lanie - a first name
lanky - tall and thin
lanna - a first name
lanni - a first name
lanny - a first name
lanty - a first name
lantz - a first name
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
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
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 design resembling a tear drop
larna - a first name
laron - a first name
larry - a first name
larsa - an ancient Mesopotamian town
larse - a first name
larum - an alarm
larus - an aquatic bird
larva - a grub
larve - a larva
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
lasks - suffers from diarrhea
laslo - a first name
lassa - source of a deadly fever
lasse - a first name
lasso - a loop of rope
lassu - the slow movement of a Hungarian csardas
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
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
latex - a milky sap; a kind of rubber; a kind of paint; a mathematical typesetting language
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
latif - a first name
latin - the language of ancient Rome; a person of Mediterranean or Spanish American origin
latis - plural of "lati"
latke - a potato pancake
latte - a kind of coffee, only much more expensive
latty - a first name
latus - Latin for "a side", as in "latus rectum", a perpendicular chord
lauan - a Philippine timber
lauch - a first name
laude - Latin for "praise", used in the phrase "cum laude"
lauds - praises; a canonical hour of prayer
laugh - to deride; to guffaw
lauia - the parrot fish
laund - an open grassy area among trees
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
lavan - a first name
lavas - plural of "lava", molten volcanic rock
lavce - a village in Macedonia
laved - washed
laver - a brazen wash basin; edible seaweed
laves - washes
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
lawas - the Wa of the Shan plateau in Burma
lawdy - a slang variant of the exclamation "Lordy"
lawed - took a complaint to court; litigated
lawks - an expression of surprise
lawns - plural of "lawn", a grassy expanse
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
laxly - loosely
laxmi - a first name
layby - a parking 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
layne - a first name; to hold back or conceal
layup - a shot in basketball
lazar - a first name; a leper
lazed - idled
lazes - idles
lazio - a region of Italy that includes Rome
lazlo - a first name
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
lease - to rent for a fixed term
leash - a thong; to bind
least - smallest
leats - plural of "leat", a mill watercourse
leave - to depart; permission
leavi - a first name
leavy - leafy
leaze - lease
leban - a liquid food made from curdled milk
leben - a first name; a liquid food made from curdled milk
lebes - a metal basin or bowl used in ancient Greece
lechy - letcherous
lecia - a first name
lecky - electrical
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
ledol - a crystalline sesquiterpenoid alcohol
ledum - a genus of shrubs with white flowers
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
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
leena - a first name
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
lefts - plural of "left", a louie, a bend sinister
lefty - a first name; a southpaw; a leftist
legal - allowed by law
leger - a race; light; small; ledger
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
legos - plastic interlocking blocks for children
legra - a first name
lehrs - plural of "lehr", an oven
lehua - a first name; a tropical tree with red flowers
leial - a first name
leian - a first name
leigh - a first name
leila - a first name
leith - a first name; a seaport city in Scotland
lekel - a first name
lekin - likin
leksi - a first name
lelah - a first name
lelan - a first name
lelia - a first name
lelie - a first name
lella - a first name
lelya - a first name
leman - an illicit lover
lemar - a first name
lemba - an African tribe, thought to be related to a lost tribe of Israel
lemel - metal filings
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
lenah - a first name
lenca - a Honduran Indian tribe
lenci - a first name
lenda - a first name
lends - loans
lendu - a people of Uganda
lenea - a first name
lenee - a first name
lenes - plural of "lene", a speech sound pronounced with little aspiration
lenia - a first name
lenis - a first name; a speech sound pronounced with little aspiration
lenje - a language
lenka - a first name
lenna - a first name
lenno - a first name
lenny - a first name
lenon - a first name
lenor - a first name
lenos - a first name; plural of "leno", a fabric similar to muslin
lenox - a first name
lense - lens
lensk - a Siberian town prone to flooding
lento - "slowly" in musical notation
lents - plural of "Lent", a period of fasting before Easter
leoda - a first name
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
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
leper - one afflicted with leprosy
lepid - jocose; witty
lepis - a scale
lepra - leprosy
lepry - leprosy
lepta - 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
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
lerot - the garden dormouse
leroy - a first name
lerwa - the genus of the snow partridge
lesbo - slang for "lesbian"
lesed - damaged
lesgh - a people of the Caucasus
lesha - a first name
lesia - a first name
leska - a first name
lesli - a first name
lesly - a first name
lesok - a village in Macedonia
lessn - slang for "less than" or "unless"
lesso - lesbian
lesya - a first name; one of 6 colors the karma imparts to the soul, dark or light reflecting evil or good
letch - a lecher; to separate by percolation
letha - a first name
lethe - a first name; the river of forgetfulness in Greek mythology
letif - a first name
letta - a first name
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
leuma - shipping fever
levan - 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
lever - a jemmy
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
lewie - a first name
lewin - a first name
lewis - a first name; a grip for masonry
lewth - warmth
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
lexis - a first name; the vocabulary of a group
leyla - a first name
leyte - one of the Philippine Islands
lezli - a first name
lezly - a first name
lezzo - lesbian
lezzy - lesbian
lhasa - a city in 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
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
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
libbi - a first name
libby - a first name
libel - a slanderous story
liber - bast; the inner bark of a tree; a book
libor - an interest rate charged for short term loans between banks
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
lidah - a first name
lidar - a sort of radar that uses laser light
liddy - a first name; crazy
lidia - a first name
lidio - a first name
lidka - a first name
lidos - plural of "lido", a fashionable beach resort
lidya - a first name
liege - a vassal; a city in Belgium
liene - a first name
liens - plural of "lien", a legal right to hold or sell a debtor's property
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"
lieus - plural of "lieu", the place, or stead, of something else
lieut - a lieutenant
lieve - gladly
lifed - controlled by a maintenance program that replaces parts after their expected life
lifer - a prisoner convicted for a life term
lifey - full of life
lifts - raises up; plural of "lift", an elevator
ligan - flotsam; lagan
ligas - a poisonous Philippine tree
ligbi - a language
liger - the offspring of a male lion and a female tiger; (go ahead! ask!)
ligge - to recline
light - a first name; illumination; not heavy
ligia - in Greek mythology, a siren; a genus of crustaceans
ligne - an archaic French unit of length
liisa - a first name
liked - preferred
liken - to compare
liker - one who likes; more similar
likes - prefers; plural of "like", a preference
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
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
lilts - sings or speaks rhythmically
lilty - like a song that is light and swinging
liman - a lagoon
limas - plural of "lima", the edible seed of an American plant
limax - a genus of snails
limba - an African tree
limbi - plural of "limbus", a border or edge or limb
limbo - a dance; a waiting room in the afterworld; state of uncertainty
limbs - plural of "limb", an arm or leg
limbu - a Mongoloid people of Nepal
limby - having many large branches
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
limsy - limping from lack of exercise
linac - a linear accelerator used for particle physics
linah - a first name
linas - a first name
linch - a first name; a ledge
linda - a first name
lindi - a first name
lindo - a South American tanager
lindy - a first name; a lively dance named for Charles Lindbergh
linea - a first name; an anatomical line or streak
lined - care-worn; with lines; 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
linin - a substance in the cell nucleus
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
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
liona - a first name
lions - plural of "lion", a predatory African feline
liora - a first name
lipan - an Apache people of eastern New Mexico
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
liras - plural of "lira", an imaginary monetary unit of Italy, Turkey, etc
lirey - a town in north central France
liris - a first name
lirks - plural of "lirk", a fold or wrinkle
liron - a first name
lirps - snaps the fingers
lisec - a village in Macedonia
lisha - a first name
lishe - a first name
lisia - a first name
liska - the Russian city that was formerly Georghiu Dezh
lisks - plural of "lisk", the groin
lisle - a first name; a thread; a cloth; the former name of Lille, France
lison - a first name
lisps - pronounces the letter "S" incorrectly
lissa - a first name
lisse - tapestry warp threads
lissi - a first name
lissy - a first name
lists - plural of "list", a field of competition; a table; a tilt
litah - a first name
litai
litas - a Lithuanian coin
liter - a unit of volume in the metric system
lites - plural of "lite", something lower in calories
lithe - thin; active
litho - a lithograph
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
litus - a man of a class between slave and freeman
liuka - a first name
lived - was alive
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
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
lizka - a first name
lizzy - a first name
llama - a South American hoofed mammal
llano - a South American treeless plain
llave - a market town in Peru
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
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
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
lobos - plural of "lobo", a timber wolf
lobus - a lobe
local - nearby; an inn
loche - a loach
locho - a Venezuelan coin
lochs - plural of "loch", a lake or arm of the sea
lochy - containing lochs
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 crazy person or animal
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
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
loess - a loamy deposit formed by the wind
lofar - a system for detecting the underwater sounds of submarines
lofts - throws in the air; plural of "loft", an attic
lofty - high; noble
logan - a first name; a poised rock; a berry; a stretch of still water in a bay or river
logar - a 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
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
loire - a river in France
loise - a first name
lokao - a green dye obtained from the Eurasian buckthorn
lokes - plural of "loke", a grassy road
lokum - Turkish delight
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 - plural of "loma", a lobe or fringe
lombo - a language
lomps - plural of "lomp", the lump fish
lonan - a first name
lonee - a first name
loner - a solitary person
longa - Latin for long or enduring, as in "ars longa, vita brevis"
longe - to thrust; a long rope used to train a horse
longi - plural of "longus", a long structure in the body
longs - desires
lonie - a first name
lonks - plural of "lonk", a sheep from Lancashire
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
looby - a large awkward person
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
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
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
loppy - hanging limply
lorah - a first name
loral - pertaining to the space between the eyes and bill of a bird
loran - a long range navigation system comparing signal delay from two stations
lorca - a city in southeast Spain
lords - a cricket ground; plural of "lord", a noble; a master
lordy - an exclamation of surprise or astonishment
loree - a first name
lorel - a worthless person
loren - a first name
lores - plural of "lore", a body of tradition
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
losar - a town in northern India
losel - a worthless person
loser - one who loses a game; a person with a flair for failure
loses - doesn't win; misplaces
lossy - characterized by loss
lotah - a small water vessel used in India
lotas - plural of "lota", a small water vessel used in India
lotes - plural of "lote", a lotus
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
louch - to slouch
louey - looey; a lieutenant
lough - a lake
louie - a first name; a lieutenant; a left turn
louis - a first name; an obsolete French coin
loulu - any Oceanian palm
lound - lown
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
lours - lowers; scowls
loury - lowery; overcast
louse - a parasite; an uncouth person
lousy - louse-ridden; miserable; undesirable
louth - a county in Northern Ireland
louts - bows in respect; plural of "lout", an unprepossessing person
louty - loutish; ill-mannered; boorish
lovat - a tweed
loved - adored
lovee - one who is loved
lovel - a first name
lover - one who loves
loves - adores
lovey - a first name
lovie - a first name
lowan - leipoa; an Australian bird
lowed - mooed
lowel - a first name
lower - below
lowes - blazes
lowie - a prostitute; a low person
lowly - humble
lownd - sheltered, calm, quiet
lowne - a loon
lowns - plural of "lown", a loon
lowse - loose
loxes - supplies with liquid oxygen
loxia - cross-bill birds
loxie - a natural blonde
loyal - a first name; devoted; true
loyce - a first name
loyde - a first name
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
lubes - lubricates a car
lubra - an Australian aboriginal woman
lucan - 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
lucho - a first name
lucia - a first name
lucid - clear; allowing the passage of light
lucie - a first name
lucio - a first name
lucks - plural of "luck", fortune
lucky - a first name; fortunate
lucre - money
lucus - a firstname
lucya - a first name
lucza - a first name
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
luena - a small town in Angola
luffa - loofah; a genus of tropical climbing herbs
luffs - steers a sailing vessel nearer into the wind
lugan - a Lithuanian
luger - a German pistol; someone who rides a luge
luges - plural of "luge", a small sled
luggy - a wooden pail with a handle
lugow - to fasten; to place
luhot - luah
luhya - a language
luian - luwian; of the Luites or their language
luigi - a first name
luing - a breed of beef cattle that is a Shorthorn/Highland cross
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
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
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.
lulie - a first name
lulla - a first name
lulls - causes to sleep or rest
lulua - a river in the Congo
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
lumme - "love me", used as shorthand for the phrase "Lord love me"
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
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
lunel - a variety of muscatel wine
lunes - plural of "lune", a crescent moon shaped figure; one thirtieth of a lunar month
lunet - a lunette
lunge - to thrust; a long rope used to train a horse
lungi - a loincloth worn by men in India
lungs - plural of "lung", an organ of breathing
lungy - consumptive
lunik - a Russian satellite with a dog passenger
lunks - plural of "lunk", a lunkhead, a stupid person
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
lurch - to stagger
lured - enticed
lurer - one who entices
lures - entices; plural of "lure", an enticement
lurgi - a vaguely defined illness like cooties
lurgy - a vaguely defined illness like cooties
lurid - sensational; seamy
lurks - waits in concealment
lurky - seedy; untrustworthy
lurps - rangers engaging in long range reconnaissance patrols
lurry - drag; a lorry; something repeated by rote
lushy - tipsy; drunk
lusia
lusio - a first name
lusks - lazes
lusts - desires sexually
lusty - randy; robust
lusus - a freak; a deformed person
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
lutin - the name of a goblin in Normandy
luton - a town in England
lutra - the genus to which the otter belongs
luvvy - a first name
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
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
lycea - plural of "lyceum", a school
lycee - a French secondary school
lycia - a first name; a country in southwest Asia minor, later a Roman province
lycid - a beetle of the family Lycidae
lycra - an artificial fabric
lycus - a king of Thebes, husband of Dirce, the rescuer of Antiope from Epopeus
lydah - a first name
lyden - 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
lygus - a genus of plant-sucking mirid bugs
lying - mendacious; recumbent
lylah - a first name
lyman - a first name
lymes - plural of "lyme", a coarse grass
lymph - an internal body fluid
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
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
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
lysol
lyssa - a first name; rabies
lysyl - an acid radical of lysine
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
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
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
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
maces - plural of "mace", a medieval weapon; symbol of governance; herb; chemical spray
macey - a first name
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
macia - a first name
macke - a first name
macks - a first name; makes
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 French burgundy wine; mutton prepared like bacon
macos - plural of "maco", an Egyptian cotton
macro - a complex computer instruction invoked by a simple name
madam - address to a woman; the proprietor of a brothel
madar - a medicinal herb
madda - an Arabic accent mark
maddi - a first name
maddy - a first name
madel - a first name
maden - a first name
madge - a first name; a lead hammer; a magpie
madgi - a first name
madia - the tar-weed
madid - a first name; moist
madly - unreasoningly
madoc - a first name
madog - a first name
madoo - a village in Afghanistan
madox - a first name
madra - a first name
madre - a mother
maedi - ovine progressive pneumonia
maeko - a first name
maemi - a first name
maerl - a lime-producing red seaweed
maeve - a first name
maevi - a first name
maevy - a first name
mafia - a criminal organization
mafic - describing minerals containing iron and magnesium; elements associated with the sea floor
mafoo - a Chinese stable boy
magan - a first name
magar - a first name; an Indian crocodile
magas - a kind of bridge; plural of "maga", a member of the priestly caste among the Sauras of India
magda - 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
maggy - a first name
magia - white magic
magic - a supernatural force; witchcraft; anything that Arthur C Clarke thinks you can't understand
magma - molten rock
magna - a first name; Latin for "great", used in the phrase "Ars magna, vita brevis"
magog - a cryptic Biblical creature who hangs out with Gog
magoo - a custard or cream pie intended to be thrown; an important person
magot - the Barbary ape; a small grotesque porcelain figure
magus - a wizard
mahal - a first name; a summer house
mahda - a first name
mahdi - a first name; a prophesied Islamic leader who will bring righteousness
maher - a first name
mahir - a first name
mahoe - a tropical tree with strong fibers
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
mahua - trees of the genus Madhuca; the butter tree
mahwa - variant of "mahua", the butter tree
maiah - a first name
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
maiga - a first name
maiid - majid, relating to the Majidae
maija - a first name
maiko - an apprentice geisha
maiks - makes
maile - a first name; a Pacific Island vine used to make leis
maill - a payment
mails - sends; armors
maily - speckled
maims - injures severely
maina - a first name
maine - an American state
mains - plural of "main", a large water pipe
maint - many
mainz - a city in Germany
maira - a first name
maire - a first name
mairs - plural of "mair", more
maise - a mease; 500 herrings
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
majal - a first name
majar - a first name
majdi - a first name
majed - a first name
majer - a first name
majid - a first name; relating to the Majidae
majig - a thingamajig; a whatsit
major - a first name; main; a military rank; describing any motion picture
majos - plural of "majo", a Spanish lower-class dandy
makah - an Indian tribe of Washington state
makar - a poet
makda - a first name
maker - a creator; a former
makes - creates; builds; models
makin - a first name
makis - plural of "maki", a Malagasy lemur
makki - a machine gun
makos - plural of "mako", a large shark
makua - a Bantu-speaking people of Portuguese East Africa
makwa - a Chinese jacket
malak - a first name
malan - a first name
malar - of the cheek bone
malax - malaxate
malay - a native of Malaya
malco - short for "malcoordinated", an awkward, clumsy person
malea - a first name
malee - a first name
maleo - a megapode of Celebes that lays its eggs in holes in sandy beaches
males - plural of "male", a man
maley - a first name
malfi
malha - a first name
malia - a first name
malic - of apples
malie - a first name
malik - a first name; an Indian village headman
malin - a first name
maliq - a first name
malka - a first name
malky - a gang weapon that is not a bomb or a firearm
malli - a first name
malls - mauls; plural of "mall", a long public lawn; a shopping center
mally - a first name; foolishly fond
malmo - a city in Sweden
malms - plural of "malm", a soft limestone; a blend of clay and chalk used for bricks
malmy - like malm
maloo - a plant of the genus Bauhinia
malta - a Mediterranean island and country
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
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 South African snake
mambo - a syncopated dance of Latin American origin
mamey - a tropical tree
mamie - a first name; a tropical tree
mamma - mother; the anatomical name of the breast
mammy - mother
mamou - something big and important
mampy - ugly
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
manao - an Arawakan people of northwest Brazil
manas - plural of "mana", a supernatural force, described in certain Pacific Island religions
manat - a monetary unit of Azerbaijan
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
mando - a first name
mandy - a first name
maneb - a carbamate fungicide
maned - having a mane
manee - a first name
maneh - 50 shekels or 1/60 of a talent
manes - in ancient Rome, the deified dead; plural of "mane", a ring of hair around the neck
manet - a stage direction meaning "remain"
manga - a covering for a cross; violent Japanese comic books; a mango
mange - a parasitic skin disease
mango - a first name; a citrus fruit
mangy - mange-ridden
mania - a craze
manic - crazed
manik - the seventh day of the Mayan religious month
manin - a first name
manis - the scaly ant-eater
manit - a unit of measurement of work, the work done by one man in one minute
maniu - a Patagonian timber tree
manju - 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 first name
manon - a first name
manor - a stately home
manos - plural of "mano", a stone used for grinding food
manpy - ugly
mansa - a first name
manse - the minister's house
mansi - a first name; a Uralic language
manso - a Tanoan people of the southwestern United States
mansy - a first name
manta - the ox-ray; a sea-fish; a Spanish cloak or wrap
manto - a black shawl worn by Spanish or Latin American women
manty - a mantua, a loose outer gown
manue - a first name
manul - a small Mongolian wild cat
manur - a kind of cheese
manus - a first name; the hand, hoof or claw
manya - a first name
manzo - a first name
maori - a South Pacific ethnic group
mapau - a New Zealand tree
maple - a tree
mapou - a New Zealand tree
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 - plural of "mara", a rodent with long legs and ears
maray - a moray eel
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
mardi - a first name
mardy - a first name; spoiled
marea - a first name
mareb - a river on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea
maree - a first name
marek - a first name
maren - a first name
mares - plural of "mare", a female horse
marfa - a town in Texas, 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
margy - a first name
maria - a first name; plural of "mare", a lunar "sea"
marib - a town in Yemen
marid - a first name; a powerful jinn
marie - a first name
marin - a first name
mario - a first name
maris - a first name
marit - a first name
marja - a first name; an Israeli Arab village
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
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
marly - a first name; clay-like
marms - plural of "marm", a school mistress
marna - a first name
marne - a first name; a region in France, site of a WWI battle
marni - a first name
marny - a first name
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
marty - a first name
marua - ragi
marum - cat thyme
marva - a first name
marve - a first name
marvi - a first name
marya - a first name
maryk - a first name
maryl - a first name
marys - a first name
masai - an African ethnic group
masao - a first name
maser - a microwave laser
masha - a first name; a unit of weight in Calcutta
mashy - a golf club
masia - a first name
masks - hides; plural of "mask", a facial disguise
mason - a first name; a stone worker; a Freemason, who gets to run the world and wear aprons
masou - a first name
massa - master
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
matai - a first name; a hereditary Samoan chief; a New Zealand conifer
matan - a first name
matax - a combination ax and mattock
match - to compare; a fire starter
matea - a first name
mated - joined; copulated with; checkmated
matek - 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
matia - a first name
matie - a young fat herring
matin - morning; a morning song
matka - a female fur seal
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
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
matus - a first name
matya - a first name
matza - matzo
matzo - unleavened bread
maude - a first name
mauds - plural of "maud", a Scottish plaid
maugh - a brother-in-law
mauka - inland; upland
maula - a recent convert to Islam
mauli - a first name
mauls - badly damages
mauma - mamma
maund - to beg; a unit of weight of India of about 82 pounds; a basket or hamper
mauns
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
maven - an expert
mavie - a songbird
mavin - a first name; variant of "maven", an expert
mavis - a first name; a thrush
mavon - a first name
mavra - a first name
mawed - mowed
mawks - plural of "mawk", a maggot
mawky - crotchety; maudlin
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
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
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"
mayur - a first name
mayve - a first name
mazal - a first name
mazda - a first name; the supreme god of the Zend-Avesta, usually "Ahura Mazda"
mazed - bewildered
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
mazin - a first name
mazur - a southeast Prussian Protestant Pole
mazus - a genus of creeping herbs
mazut - a viscous residue of petroleum distillation, used as fuel oil
mazza
mbati - a language
mbete - a language
mbimu - a language
mbira - an African musical instrument, the thumb piano
mbole - a language
mbora - an African musical instrument, the thumb piano
mbori - a mild form of surra affecting camels
mbuba - the language of Bambula
mbuti - a pygmy people of Uganda
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
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
mears
mease - a group of 500; to pacify or mitigate
meath - 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
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
mecon - the poppy
mecum - Latin for "with me", used in the phrase "vade mecum"
medal - a token of honor
medan - a city in Indonesia
meddy - a huge mass of warm water that moves across an ocean
medea - a first name; wife of Jason; a sorceress
medes - plural of "Mede", a native of Media
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; clover, lucerne, etc
medie - a first name
medii - plural of "medius"
medio - a Venezuelan coin
medle - to meddle
medoc - a red French wine; a region of the Gironde department
meech - to skulk or sneak about
meeds - plural of "meed", a deserved award
meeja - a mocking pronunciation of "media"
meena - a first name
meera - a first name
meers - plural of "meer", a pool or lake
meeth - meed
meets - encounters; plural of "meet", an athletic competition
megan - a first name
megen - a first name
meggi - a first name
meggy - a first name
megha - a first name
megyn - a first name
mehri - a first name; a mahri, a native of the Mahra region of the Arabian peninsula
mehta - a first name
meier - a first name
meiji - the reign style of the Japanese emperor Mutsuhito
meiko - a first name
meila - a first name
meint - mixed
meiny - a household retinue
meira - a first name; a kind of cheese
meism
meist
meith - a landmark; a measurement; a navagational marker
mekal - a first name
mekan - a language
mekes - plural of "meke", a Fijian dance
mekka - the city of Mecca, in Saudi Arabia
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 - the badger genus
melia - a first name; a genus of East Indian and Australian deciduous trees
melic - lyric; pertaining to song; a grass
melie - a first name
mella - a first name
melli - a first name
mells - combines; meddles
melly - a first name; mellay
meloe - a widely distributed genus of 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
melva - a first name
melya - a first name
melyn - a first name
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 - maenad; a frenzied or raging female devotee of Bacchus
menam - a river in Thailand
mench - a mensch, a substantial human being, a warm and personable soul
mende - an African ethnic group
mendi - a first name; a language
mends - repairs
mendy - a first name
menge - to mix
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
menta - plural of "mentum", the chin
mentu - an ancient Egyptian falcon-headed deity
menus - plural of "menu", a list of choices
meows - plural of "meow", a cat sound
merah - a first name
merak - a star in the constellation of the Big Dipper
meral - a first name
merca - a town in Somalia
merce - a first name
merci - a first name
mercy - a first name; clemency
mered - a first name
merek - a first name
merel - a first name; a counter in the game of merels
meres - plural of "mere", a pond
merge - to combine
mergh - marrow
meric - a first name
merie - a first name
meril - a first name
meris - a first name; a colony of cells; plural of "meri", a Maori war club
merit - a first name; to deserve
merks - plural of "merk", a Scottish coin
merla - a first name
merle - a first name; a blackbird
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
meron - a first name
meros - the plain surface between the channels of a triglyph; the thigh
merri - a first name
merry - a first name; cheerful
merse - to immerse in liquid; a marsh
mersh - financially profitable; commercial
merta - 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
mesal - mesial; median
mesas - plural of "mesa", a plateau
mesel - a loathsome person; a leper
mesem - mesembry-anthemum
mesha - a first name
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
mesto - in musical notation, sad and pensive
mesua - a genus of tropical Asiatic resinous trees
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
metas - plural of "meta", a Roman chariot racing pylon or turning post
meted - measured out
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
metic - alien
metif - an octaroon
metis - a first name; a person of mixed French and American Indian ancestry
metol - a white soluble powder used as a photographic developer
metra - a measuring device; the uterus
metre - meter
metro - a subway
metta - a first name
mette - a first name
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
mewed - made cat sounds; confined
mewer - one that mews
mewls - whines
meyer - a first name
meynt - mixed
meyta - a first name
mezes - plural of "meze", a Turkish or Greek appetizer
mezza - the feminine form of "mezzo"
mezzo - middle; medium; half
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
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
micha - a first name
miche - a first name; to hide; to skulk; a kind of bread
michi - a first name
micho - a first name
micht - might
micki - a first name
micks - plural of "Mick", a denigrating name for an Irishman
micky - a first name; an Irish lad
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
midst - among
mieke - a first name
mieko - a first name
miens - plural of "mien", a manner
miffs - annoys
miffy - easily annoyed
mifty - miffy; easily annoyed; quick to take offence
migel - a first name
miggs - plural of "migg", a sort of marble
might - possibly would; strength
migul - a first name
mihai - 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
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
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
milch - giving milk
milda - a first name
miled - ran a mile
milek - a first name
milen - a first name
miler - a mile runner
miles - a first name; plural of "mile", a unit of distance of 5,280 feet
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
milne - a first name
milor - a form of "milord", a term of address for an English aristocrat
milos - a first name; plural of "milo", a cereal
milpa - a cleared jungle area used for farming
milts - plural of "milt", fish sperm; the spleen
milty - a first name; containing milt
milya - a first name
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
mimma - a first name
mimsy - an aspect of borogroves, ala Charles Dodgson
mimus - a genus of birds that includes mockingbirds
minae - plural of "mina", an ancient unit of weight; 50 shekels
minal - a first name
minar - an Islamic lighthouse, tower or minaret
minas - plural of "mina", an ancient unit of weight; 50 shekels
mince - to cut finely; to walk with preposterously small steps
mincy - affected
minda - a first name
mindi - a first name
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, 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
minim - a unit of volume of 1/60 of a fluid drachm; a dwarf
minis - plural of "mini", a miniskirt; a minivan
minka - a first name
minke - 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
minny - a first name; a minnow
minor - a first name; lesser; an under-age person
minos - a mythical king of ancient Crete; plural of "mino", a Japanese raincoat
minot - a city in North Dakota
minsk - a city in Belarus
minta - a first name
mints - plural of "mint", an herb; a coin factory
minty - a first name; tasting of mint
minum - minim
minus - a drawback; less by a certain amount
miqra - the Hebrew text of the Bible
mique - a first name
mirae - a first name
mirah - a first name
miram - a first name
miran - a first name
mirav - a first name
mirds - attempts; flirts
mired - stuck in; a unit of measurement of reciprocal color temperature
mirek - 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
mirin - a Japanese sweet rice wine
mirit - a first name
mirja - a first name
mirks - plural of "mirk", murk
mirky - gloomy; obscure
mirly - marbled
mirna - a first name
miron - a first name
mirow - a fishing village near Berlin
mirra - a first name
mirta - a first name
mirth - a first name; cheerfulness
mirza - 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
miska - a first name
misky - foggy
misle - rain in small drops
misly - drizzly
misos - plural of "miso", a food paste
missa - a musical version of the Mass
missi - a first name
missy - a first name; sentimental; namby-pamby
misti - a first name; el Misti
mists - plural of "mist", a fog or fine rain
misty - a first name; foggy
mitch - a first name
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
mitis - a kind of wrought iron; a form of disease tending to be less serious than usual
mitra - a Persian sun god
mitre - an angle of 45 degrees; an ecclesiastical cap
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
mitzi - a first name
mivvy - a marvel
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
mixte - a kind of cheese
mixum - an apothecary
mixup - a misunderstanding
mizar - a star
mizen - a type of sail used on the mizzenmast
mizer - a miser
mizzy - a bog
mneme - the persistent effect of past experience on a person or race
mnium - a genus of mosses
mnong - a language
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
moats - plural of "moat", a water-filled trench
mobad - a Parsi priest of the second rank
mobby - a fermented fruit juice
mobed - a Parsi priest of the second rank
mober - a language
moble - to wrap the head in a hood; movable property
mobot - a mobile robot, usually self-guided
mobus - a motor bus
mocha - a chocolatey coffee; a seaport in Yemen; agate
moche - a packet of silk; an ancient Peruvian civilization
mochy - moist and warm
mocks - disdainfully imitates
mocky - a young mare; a Jew
mocoa - coche
mocos - plural of "moco", the rock cavy
modal - moody; a term from logic
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
modoc - a Lutuamian people of southwestern Oregon; a person who became a pilot for the glamor; a carnival knockdown dummy
modul - the modulus or base of a mathematical congruence
modus - a style, method or procedure
moffs - plural of "moff", a Caucasian silk fabric
mogen - a star, used in the Hebrew phrase "mogen David"
moggs - censors
moggy - a cow or calf; a cat of doubtful ancestry; a north country person
mogol - an Altaic language
mogul - a Mongolian; a rich or prominent person
mohan - a first name
mohar - a silver coin of Nepal
mohel - a circumciser
mohms - plural of "mohm", a measure of mechanical mobility
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
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
moist - slightly wet
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
mokes - plural of "moke", a donkey
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
molal - referring to a chemical mole
molar - a tooth; a term from chemistry
molas - a marine fish; plural of "mola", a colorful blouse
molbo - a kind of cheese
molds - fashions; fungi; casting forms
moldy - containing molds; smelling of mold
moled - to make or traverse underground passages
moles - plural of "mole", a burrowing animal; a skin defect; a jetty; a specific number of molecules
molet - mullet
molge - triturus; the newt genus
molid - of or relating to the Molidae family of fish
molla - 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
molto - musical notation for "very much"
molts - sheds old skin
momes - plural of "mome", a fool; a clown
momma - mother
momme - a Japanese unit of weight equal to 3.75 grams
mommy - mother
momus - the Greek god of ridicule; a complainer; a carping critic
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
monay - a first name
monca - a first name
monde - society; the world
mondo - a Zen question and answer method; extreme
monea - a first name
monee - a first name
monel - a nickel-copper alloy
moner - a hypothetical simplest protozoan
monet - a first name
money - evil's root; large rocks found in Yap Island
mongo - a first name; a Mongolian coin; a dimwit in "Blazing Saddles"; the realm of Ming the Merciless; mungo; greatly
mongs - plural of "mong", an idiot
mongy - stupid; idiotic
monia - a first name
monic - in mathematics, characterized by a coefficient of 1.
monie - many
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
monty - a first name
monya - a first name
monza - a city in northern Italy
mooch - to sponge off another person
moods - plural of "mood", an emotional state
moody - emotional; gloomy
mooed - made cow sounds
mooey - rotten; the face; the mouth
mooks - plural of "mook", a lower class angry young white rap metal fan; a book produced in the form of a magazine
moola - money
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
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
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
mopsy - a first name; an untidy woman; a moppet
mopus - someone who mopes; a drone; cash; a small coin
moqor - a city in Afghanistan
moqui - moki, a Hopi
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
moras - plural of "mora", a unit of prosodic metrical time; inexcusable and blameable delay
morat - a beverage made of honey flavored with mulberry juice
moray - a first name; a type of eel
morbi - plural of "morbus", a disease
morbs - a morbid mood
mordi - a first name
mordy - a first name
morea - a first name; a modern name for the Peloponnesus
morel - a first name; a cherry; a nightshade mushroom
mores - manners or morals; larger quantities
morey - a first name
moria - a first name
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
morns - plural of "morn", a morning
moroc - the honey guide
moron - a dimwit
moros - plural of "Moro", a Muslim people of the southern Philippines
morph - to transform from one shape to another; morphine; a hermaphrodite
morra - mora, an Italian finger-matching game
morro - a rounded hill
morry - a first name
morse - a first name; a telegraph code; a walrus; 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
mosel - the Moselle river
moses - a first name; a lawgiver
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
mossi - a people of the west central Sudan
mosso - musical notation meaning "quickly"
mossy - covered with moss
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
mosya - a first name
mosze - a first name
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
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 small group of trees on the prairie
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
mouch - to mooch; to skulk
moudy - mole
moues - plural of "moue", a pout
moula - moola, money
mould - a blight; rotted leaves; a casting form
moule - a mussel
mouls
moult - to cast off feathers
mouna - a first name
mound - a heap; a swelling
mount - to climb upon; a steed; a mountain
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
mowed - cut down
mower - a person or instrument that cuts down
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
moyle - a kind of shoe; a mining wedge or drill
moyna - a first name
moyra - a first name
mozes - a first name; raises the nap on cloth
mozos - plural of "mozo", a manual laborer
mozza - good fortune
mozzy - a mosquito
mpoto - a language
mpret - an Albanian ruler, back when they had them
msasa - an African tree
mucho - very; much
mucic - a dibasic crystalline acid
mucid - musty, moldy, slimy
mucin - a mucous membrane protein
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
mudir - an Eastern governor
mudra - a Yoga hand gesture symbolizing a specific psychospiritual quality
muffs - bungles; plural of "muff", a warmer made of fur
muffy - a first name
mufti - civilian clothes; a Muslim priest
muggo - a tea break
muggs - makes funny faces, perhaps in honor of a television monkey of the 50's
muggy - warm and damp
mugil - the mullet fish
muhly - a perennial grass
muids - plural of "muid", a hogshead
muire - a first name
muirs - plural of "muir", a variant of "moor"
muist - musk
mujik - a muzhik
mukri - an ancient Kurdish people of Persia
mukti - moksha
mulch - manure; grass clippings, wood chips and other detritus used in gardening
mulct - to penalize; to defraud
muled - a kind of coin striking
mules - plural of "mule", a beast of burden; a slipper
muley - stubborn; hornless
mulga - an Australian acacia; the bush or outback; an unpleasant situation
mulla - a mullah
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
muluc - the ninth day of the Mayan religious month
mumbo - obfuscation
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
munda - a group of languages of central India
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
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
munny - a first name
munro - a first name; any mountain in Scotland over 3,000 feet high
munta - a black African
muppy - an acronym: Medical Urban Professional; or Mature Urban Professional
muong - an ethnic group from Vietnam
muons - plural of "muon", a subatomic particle
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
murdo - a first name
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
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
murly - crumbly
murmi - a people living on the boundary of Nepal and Sikkim
murol - a kind of cheese
muron - myron
murph - a first name
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
murup - moorup
murva - an Asiatic bowstring hemp
musaf - an additional morning service on the Jewish Sabbath
musan - a town in North Korea
musar - a Jewish religious and ethical movement stressing discipline and piety; a wandering musician
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
mushy - pulpy; sentimental
music - the food of love
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
musos - plural of "muso", a humorless pedantic music enthusiast
musse - a scramble, a disturbance
musso - lahu
mussy - messy
musta - a slang form of "must have"
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
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 muffler; more mute
mutes - muffles
mutha - a fan of heavy metal rock music; a contemptuous reference to a person
mutic - muticate; pointless; blunt
mutie - a skate-boarding adept, short for "mutant"
muton - the smallest section of genetic material that, when changed, results in a mutation
mutts - plural of "mutt", a dog of doubtful descent
mutzu - a Japanese variety of apple
muxed - spoiled
muxes - multiplexes
muzak - a trademarked background music wallpaper company; bland deracinated syrup music
muzed - mused
muzes - muses
muzzy - dazed; confused; drunk
mvule - a huge African timber tree
mwaka - a first name
mwami - the king of Ruanda
mwera - a language
mweru - a lake in South Africa
myall - an Australian hardwood tree; an uncivilized native
mycah - a first name
mydan - maidan
mykal - a first name
mykel - a first name
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
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
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
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
myths - plural of "myth", a legend
mythy - resembling or containing myths
myxae - plural of "myxa", the end of a bird mandible
myxon - a fish of the mullet family
mzuri - all right
mzuzi - a first name
naafi - the British Naval Army and Air Force Institute
naams - plural of "naam", distraint of chattels
naans - plural of "naan", a round flat Indian bread
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
nabil - a first name
nabis - plural, a group of four French artists of the 19th century
nabit - crushed candy
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
nacre - mother-of-pearl
nacry - pearly
nacul - referring to architectural design that strives for integration with the environment
nadas - plural of "nada", meaning "nothing"
nadea - a first name
nader - a first name
nadia - a first name
nadim - a first name
nadir - a first name; a low point
nadja - a first name
nadya - a first name
naeem - a first name
naeve - a birthmark; a blemish
naevi - plural of "naevus", a birthmark
naffy - from "NAAFI", the canteen
nafta - the North American Free Trade Association
nagas - plural of "naga", a people of the Naga hills in Burma; a Hindu race of spirits; a naked holy man
naggy - querulous
nagid - a first name; a Jewish ruler in medieval Spain and Egypt
nagne
nagor - a Senegal antelope
nagqu - a district in Tibet
nahal - a people of the central hills of India; an Israeli army corps doing frontier settlement
nahor - a first name
nahua - Nahuatl, various people of ancient origin in central America
nahum - a first name; a biblical prophet
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
naifs - plural of "naif", a naive person
naiki - an Indian language
naiks - plural of "naik", an Indian corporal
naila - 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
naios - plural of "naio", the ngaio, or bastard sandalwood tree
naira - a monetary unit of Nigeria
nairn - a first name; a historic county of northern Scotland
nairs - plural of "nair", a begti; an Indian otter
nairy - nary; not any
naish - nesh
naive - artless; having little wisdom or experience
naiym - a first name
najah - a first name
najas - plural of "naja", a venomous snake
najdi - an Arab people living in the region of Kuwait
najee - a first name
najia - a first name
najib - a first name
najis - something unclean under Islamic law
najja - a first name
najji - a first name
najla - 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
nakhi - a mount people of southwest China
nakia - a first name
nakir - an Islamic examiner of the dead
nakos - a first name
naldo - a first name
naled - an insecticide
nalka - a border town in India
nalla - variant of "nullah"
namad - variant of "numdah"
naman
namas - 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
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
nammy - an award for Native American music
nampa - a town in Idaho
nampo - a city in North Korea
namur - a city in southern Belgium, on the Meuse river
nanai - a Tungusic people of Siberia and Manchuria
nanas - plural of "nana", a grandmother
nanay - 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
nandi - a type of bear; the bull companion of Shiva; a language
nando - a first name
nands - performs the logical operation of an exclusive or
nandu - a rhea or American ostrich
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
nanny - a first name; a child minder; a female goat
nanon - a first name
nanor - a first name
nanti - no; none; nothing
nants - no; none; nothing
nanty - no; none; nothing; an exclamation meaning "Be quiet!"
nantz - brandy
nanuk - a first name
naoko - a first name
naoma - a first name
naomi - a first name; the mother-in-law of Ruth
naomy - a first name
napea - a first name
naped - having a particular kind of nape
napes - plural of "nape", the back of the neck
napoo - finished; to put an end to
nappa - a kind of leather for clothing; Chinese cabbage
nappe - a rock formation; 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 spiny South African desert shrub
narbo - a dull uninteresting person
narco - a narcotics dealer
narcs - narks
narda - a first name
nardo - a first name
nards - plural of "nard", spikenard; an unguent; a testicle
nares - plural of "naris", a nostril
narew - a river in northeast Poland
naric - of the nostrils
naris - a nostril
narks - snitches on; nitrogen narcosis; plural of "nark", a narcotics agent
narky - irritable; a narcotic drug
narly - gnarly
naros - one of the Cyclades Islands
narra - a Philippine mahogany tree
narre - near
narva - a seaport in Estonia
nasal - of the nose
nasat - hazard
nasca - variant of "nazca", an Indian culture of Peru that preceded the Incas
nasch - a unit of weight in Arabia
nashi - na-khi; a variety of Japanese pear
nasho - national service
nasia - a first name
nasik - a district in Bombay; an elaborate magic square formed there
nasim - a first name
nasir - a first name
nason - a kind of flute
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
natan - a first name
natch - slang for "naturally"; the rump
nates - plural of "natis", a buttock
natia - a first name
natka - a first name
nathe - a nave
natie - a first name
natis - a single buttock, though usually found in pairs
natka - a first name
natte - interlaced ornamentation
natti - a first name
natty - a first name; well dressed
natya - a first name
naunt - an aunt
nauru - an island in Micronesia
nause - to nauseate; a nauseating unpleasant person
naval - of the navy
navan - a town in Ireland
navar - an air navigation system
navel - the belly button, which Adam and Eve might not have had
naves - plural of "nave", the main part of a church; the central part of a wheel
navet - the rape plant
navew - the wild turnip
navid - a first name
navin - a first name
navit - a first name
navon - a psychological test picture of a large letter made of smaller letters
navvy - an excavating machine; a manual laborer
nawab - an Eastern viceroy
nawat - a first name
naxos - where Iphigenia was sacrificed
nayad - a first name
nayar - a people of the Malabar coast of India
nayed - said no; refused
nazca - an Indian culture of Peru that preceded the Incas
nazes - plural of "naze", a cape; a headland
nazih - a first name
nazim - a military governor in India
nazir - an Indian bailiff
nazis - plural of "Nazi", a member of an infamous German political party; an irrational tyrant
nazra - a village in Afghanistan
ndali - a language
ndara - a town in Kenya
neala - a first name
neale - a first name
neall - a first name
nealy - a first name
neaps - plural of "neap", a tide at its lowest range
nears - approaches
neath - below
neato - an exclamation of excitement and anticipation
neats - plural of "neat", a bovine
nebby - saucy; overly inquisitive
nebek - a nabk
nebel - a Jew's harp
necha - a first name
necho - a first name; the Egyptian pharoah killed by Josiah
necia - a first name
necie - a first name
necks - makes out; plural of "neck", the part that connect the head to the body
necro - necrotic enteritis
nedao - 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
nedra - a first name
needs - requires
needy - indigent; whining
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
neems - plural of "neem", an East Indian tree
neena - a first name
neeps - plural of "neep", a turnip
neera - a name
neese - to sneeze
neeta - a first name
neeze - to sneeze
nefen - a first name
neffy - a nephew
neger - English dialect for "negro"
negev - a Middle Eastern desert
negre - black
negro - a black person
negus - a alcoholic drink of wine, sugar, nutmeg and lemon; an Abyssinian king
nehru - a first name; a collarless jacket
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
neist - next
neiva - a first name; a town in Colombia
neive - a nieve; a neif; a fist
nejdi - an inhabitant of the inland state of Nejd in Saudi Arabia
nelda - a first name
neleh - a first name
nelek - a first name
nelia - a first name
nelie - a first name
nelis - a winter pear
nelka - a first name
nella - a first name
nelle - a first name
nelli - a first name
nelly - a first name; effeminate
nelma - a first name; inconnu
nelva - a first name
nemas - plural of "nema", a nematode
nemea - a city in ancient Greece, home of the Nemean Games
nemic - referring to nematodes
nempt - named
neneh - a first name
nenes - plural of "nene", a Hawaiian goose
nenet - a first name
nenta - a chronic nervous disease of grazing animals
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
neoza - a tall Himalayan pine
nepal - an Asian country
neper - a first name; a power ratio unit
nerds - plural of "nerd", an unimaginative misfit
nerdy - like an unimaginative misfit who slightly alters one definition to get another for free
nerfs - plural of "nerf", a sponge toy
neria - a first name
nerin - a first name
nerka - an important kind of sockeye salmon
nerks - plural of "nerk", a fool
nerol - a fragrant alcohol
neron - a first name
nerts - an interjection expressing exasperation; nonsense
nertz - nerts
nerve - pluck; impudence; an organ of sensation
nervi - plural of "nervus", a nerve
nervy - vigorous; impudent
nerys - a first name
nesha - a first name
nesia - a first name
neski - an Arabic cursive script used in scientific and religious texts
nessa - a first name
nessi - a first name
nessy - a first name; a nickname for the spurious Loch Ness monster
nesta - a first name
nesti
nests - plural of "nest", a bird nursery
nesty - of, like, or containing nests; nasty
neter - a unit of weight in Ethiopia
netia - a first name
netie - a first name
netis - a first name
netop - a friend
netta - a first name
netti - a first name
netts - plural of "nett", a net
netty - a first name; meshy; reticulated
neuks - plural of "neuk", a nook; a corner or end of a coal face
neuma - a musical phrase
neume - a musical phrase
neums - plural of "neum", a musical phrase
neuro - neurology
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
nevia - a first name
nevil - a first name
nevin - a first name
nevis - one of the Leeward Islands
nevoy - a nephew
nevsa - a first name
nevus - a birthmark
newar - a Mongoloid people of Nepal
newel - a first name; a staircase finial
newer - more recently
newie - something new
newly - recently; lately
newsy - full of news
newts - plural of "newt", a salamander
nexal - referring to the contract of nexum
nexum - in ancient Roman law, a formal contract of loan and coin before five witnesses
nexus - a connecting link
neyla - a first name
neysa - a first name
neyva - 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
ngamo - a language
ngana - nagana
ngege - an African cichlid food fish
ngiti - a tribe in the Congo
ngoko - a dialect of Japanese used for speaking to inferiors
ngola - a language
ngoni - an African ethnic group
ngozi - a first name
ngulu - an African language
nguni - an African ethnic group
ngwee - a monetary unit of Zambia
nhang - giai
nhean - a first name
niabi - a first name
niall - a first name
niamh - a first name
niata - a cattle breed
nibaw - a first name
nibby - a hooked shepherd's staff
nicad - nickel cadmium (a kind of battery)
nicci - a first name
nicen - to make nice
nicer - more nice
nicey - used in the phrase "nicey 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
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
nidia - a first name
nidor - the smell of cooking
nidus - a nest, especially of insects; a focus of bacterial infection
nidya - a first name
niece - the daughter of one's sibling
niecy - a first name
nieem - a first name
niele - a first name
niels - a first name
niepa - an East Indian tree
nieve - a first name; a fist; a woman born a serf
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
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
nigil - a first name
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
nihil - nothing
nijel - a first name
nikau - a New Zealand palm
nikia - a first name
nikin - a very soft creature
nikka - a first name
nikki - a first name
nikko - a first name; a city in Japan, on the island of Honshu, famous for its shrines and temples
nikky - a first name
nikos - a first name
nilas - a first name
nilda - a first name
niles - a first name
nilky - an acronym ("No Income, Lots of Kids")
nills - is unwilling
nilos - a first name
nilot - a native of the upper Nile region
nilya - a first name
nimbi - plural of "nimbus", a luminous cloud
nimby - an acronym for "Not in My Back Yard"; a nembutol
niner - nine, pronounced as two syllables to distinguish it from "five"
nines - plural of "nine", a group of nine
ninfa - a first name; a town in Italy between Rome and Naples, with a famous garden
ninja - a first name; a Japanese assassin
ninna - a first name
ninny - a moron
ninon - a first name; a dress material
ninor - a first name
ninox - a genus of owls
ninth - an ordinal number
ninus - the husband of Semiramis, and founder of the city of Nineveh
ninut - the magpie
niobe - in Greek mythology, a woman noted for her crying
niolo - a kind of cheese
niopo - a kind of snuff made from roasted seeds
niota - niepa, an East Indian tree
nipah - a virus, and the Indonesian village associated with it
nipas - plural of "nipa", a palm tree
nippy - sharply cold; a waitress; apt to bite
niqab - a Muslim veil
niran - a first name
nirel - a first name
nirin - a first name
nirls - herpes
nirly - knotty
nisan - a first name; the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar
nisei - an American born child of Japanese immigrants
nisha - a first hame
nisht - nothing
nisin - a polypeptide antibiotic
niska - a people of British Columbia
nissa - a first name
nisse - a first name; a friendly Scandinavian goblin
nissi - a first name
nissy - a first name
nisus - a mental or physical effort, such as that required by defecation
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
nitre - saltpeter
nitro - a nitrated product
nitry - full of niter
nitsa - a first name
nitso - nothing
nitta - an African legumaceous tree
nitto - nothing
nitty - containing nits
nitus - a graph or drawing that can be traced in a single continuous line
nitza - a first name
niuta - a first name
nival - snowy
niven - a first name
niver - never
niwar - variant of "Newar", a Mongoloid people of Nepal
nixed - vetoed
nixes - vetoes
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
nizah - a first name
nizam - an Indian prince; a Turkish soldier
njave - a large African timber tree
njord - in Norse mythology, the god of winds, navigation and prosperity, father of Frey and Freya
nkole - a Bantu language
nkosi - a first name; an African tribe
nkoya - a language
noach - a first name
noami - a first name
nobbo - a fool
nobby - a first name; smart; ornate
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
nobos - plural of "nobo", a non-hobo
nocks - plural of "nock", the notch of an arrow
nodal - knotty
noddy - a first name; a fool; a sea-mew
noded - made of or containing nodes
nodes - plural of "node", a knot; a knob; an intersection
nodin - a first name
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
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
nohow - in no way
noids - plural of "noid", a paranoid person
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 boob
nokia - a town and river in Finland
nokta - a mark in a logarithm table indicating a change of the figure in a decimal place
nokyo - a Japanese agricultural cooperative
nolan - a first name
nolen - 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
nomas - plural of "noma", an ulceration of the mouth or genitals
nomen - the second name of an ancient Roman (as in "Caius Julius Caesar" )
nomes - plural of "nome", a tract of land in Greece or Egypt
nomic - customary
nomoi - plural of "nomos", a law
nomos - a Greek province; a law
nonah - a first name
nonas - plural of "nona", a viral sleeping sickness
nonce - the present; a prisoner guilty of sex crimes against children
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
nonny - a Shakespearean interjection, as in "hey nonny nonny"
nonse - a prisoner guilty of sex crimes against children
nonus - plural of "nonu", a rubiaceous tree
nonya - a first name
nonyl - an alkyd radical
nooks - plural of "nook", a niche or alcove
nooky - sexual gratification
noons - plural of "noon", midday
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
noovo - a nouveau riche person
noovs - plural of "noov", a nouveau riche person
nopal - a Central American cactus
norah - a first name
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 - Norway
noria - a first name; a Persian water wheel
norie - a first name; the cormorant
noris - a first name; plural of "nori", a sheet of pressed dried seaweed
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
norse - nordic; Scandinavian
norsk - the Norwegian language
north - a first name; a compass direction
norty - a first name
nosed - snooped
noser - an inquisitive or snoopy person
noses - snoops; sniffs for; that pointy thing in the middle of many faces
nosey - overly curious
nosle - a nozzle
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 - notary
notch - 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
notum - the back of an insect
notus - the ancient Greek name for the south wind
nould - would not
nouns - plural of "noun", a word referring to a thing
noups - plural of "noup", a steep promontory
noura - a first name
nouve - a nouveau riche person
novae - plural of "nova", a kind of star
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
nowts - plural of "nowt", for "naught" or "nothing"
noxal - in Roman law, related to a wrongful injury by an object or animal belonging to another
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
nrita - a purely abstract type of bharata natya dance
ntolo - a village in Gabon
nuala - a first name
nuban - of the Nuba region in Sudan
nubby - full of protuberances
nubia - a woman's scarf; a region of Africa south of Egypt
nucal - pertaining to nuts
nucha - the nape of the neck; the spinal cord; the rear part of an insect's middle section
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
nudie - a movie with nude actors
nudzh - to nag
nuela - a first name
nugae - trifles
nuggy - noogie; a hug or kiss
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
numbs - anesthetizes
numda - a thick felted Indian or Persian rug
numen - a deity associated with a natural object
nummy - delicious
nunch - a light snack of bread, cheese and beer
nungs - plural of "nung", a bale of cloves
nunki - a star in the constellation Sagittarius
nunni - blesbok
nunty - an exclamation meaning "Be quiet!"
nuque - the back of the neck
nurbs - nonuniform rational B-splines, used in computer graphics (never singular!)
nurds - plural of "nurd", a nerd
nuria - a first name
nurin - a first name
nuris - a first name
nurit - a first name
nurls - mills; indents
nurry - the head
nurse - to tend; an attendant
nurts - nonsense
nurul - a first name
nusus - unwillingness to cohabit, on the part of one marital partner
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
nyala - a first name; an African antelope
nyaya - a Hindu philosophical system of logic and epistemology
nydia - a first name
nyets - plural of "no", a Russian no
nygel - a first name
nyiha - a language
nyles - plural of "nyle", a fog or mist
nylon - an artificial fabric
nymph - a maiden; an immature stage in the life of certain insects
nymss - an ichneumon
nyoko - a first name
nyole - a language
nyome - a first name
nyomi - a first name
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
nyula - a parasitic insect
nyule - a language
oaken - made of oak
oakes - a first name
oakie - a first name
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
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
oatsy - full of energy and self-importance
oaves - plural of "oaf", a dolt
obang - an old Japanese gold coin
obbas - plural of "obba", a Western Nigerian ruler
obbie - a first name
obeah - West African magic
obeli - plural of "obelus", used to mark uncertain passages in old texts
obert - a first name
obese - excessively fat
obeys - hearkens to; submits to authority
obias - plural of "obia", or "obeah"
obies - plural of "obie", a Broadway award
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
obley - a small flat cake or wafer
obnoc - obnoxious
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
obols - plural of "obol", an ancient Greek coin, 1/6 of a drachma
obrok - a yearly tax paid by Russian peasants engaged in trade
ocala - a city in Florida
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
ochna - a genus of African and Asiatic trees and shrubs
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
ocote - a resinous Mexican pine
ocque - a unit of weight in Arabia of about 3 pounds
ocrea - a shin-guard; a plant part that forms a sheath
octad - a series or group of eight
octal - a base eight numeration system
octan - a fever that recurs every eight days
octet - a group of eight
octyl - an organic radical
ocuba - a vegetable wax
odahs - plural of "odah", a room in a harem; an odalisque
odair - a first name
odall - a first name
odals - plural of "odal", absolute land tenure
odams - plural of "odam", a son in law
odder - more odd
oddly - strangely
odela - a first name
odele - a first name
odell - a first name
odeon - an ancient Greek music hall
odera - a first name
odeum - an ancient Greek music hall
odics - plural of "odic", an odylic force
odila - a first name
odile - 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
odium - obloquy; public hatred
odolf - a first name
odori - a live Japanese folk or theater dance with rapid footwork
odors - plural of "odor", a smell
odour - British spelling of "odor"
odran - a first name
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
oenin - a pigment occurring in the skin of the blue grape
ofays - plural of "ofay", a white person
ofbit - devil's bit; scabious
offal - carrion; "variety meats"; the hot dog
offed - killed
offen - off; to turn off
offer - a proposal
offie - an off-licence establishment
oflag - a German POW camp for officers ("Offizier Lager")
ofrat - a first name
often - frequently; (pronouncing the "T" is a bizarre regionalism)
ofter - more often
oftly - frequently
ofuro - a short deep Japanese bathtub
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
oghuz - ghuz
ogive - a pointed arch
ogled - stared at
ogler - one who stares
ogles - stares at
ogmic - oghamic, of or related to the Irish alphabet
ogoni - an African ethnic group
ogres - plural of "ogre", a monster
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
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
oirot - an Altaic language
okapi - a type of short-necked giraffe
okays - approves
okbar - a first name
okehs - plural of "okeh", an approval
okeke - a first name
okieh - a unit of weight of about 1 ounce
okies - plural of "okie", an Oklahoman
okobo - traditional Japanese high wooden thongs
okote - variant of "ocote", a resinous Mexican pine
okoth - a first name
okras - plural of "okra", a vegetable which, when cooked, resembles snot
okrug - in Slavic countries, an administrative district
okume - Gaboon
okvik - an early phase of the Old Bering Sea culture
olaff - a first name
olave - 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
oleda - a first name
oleic - pertaining to or derived from oil
olein - a fatty oil
olena - a first name
olent - odorous
oleon - a fatty oil
oleos - plural of "oleo", a margarine
oleta - a first name
oleum - a fuming sulphuric acid; an oil
oliff - a first name
olina - a first name
oline - a first name
olios - plural of "olio", a dish of many ingredients
olisa - a first name
oliva - a first name; a genus of carnivorous marine snails
olive - a first name; a dark green color; the fruit of a tree
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
olner - a first name
olney - a first name
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
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
omani - a native of Oman
omari - a first name
omarr - a first name
omati - a Mexican Indian
omber - variant of "umber"; a 3 person card game using 40 cards ( no 8's, 9's or 10's )
ombre - shaded or dyed; a 3 person card game using 40 cards ( no 8's, 9's or 10's )
ombro
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
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
omits - leaves out
omlah - a staff of officials in India
omrah - a Muslim lord
omuls - plural of "omul", a fish still found alive in lake Baikal
omuta - a seaport in southwest Japan
onaga - the ruby snapper fish
oncer - someone who does a thing once only, a trait discouraged by natural selection; a one pound note
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
oneal - a first name
onegs - plural of "oneg", a meal after Jewish services
oneil - a first name
onene
oners - plural of "oner", a single occurrence
onery - ornery; irritable
onesy - a one-piece outfit, usually for babies
onfre - a first name
ongle - a claw
onida - a first name
oniel - a first name
onion - a bulbed vegetable
onium - characterized by complex cation
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 - Hankul
onnie - a first name
onora - a first name
onsen - a Japanese public bath
onset - a beginning
ontal - pertaining to or having existence
ontic - pertaining to or having existence
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
oofus - an oaf
oogle - to ogle
oohed - expressed wonder
oojah - a thingamajig; a whatsit
oojar - a thingamajig; a whatsit
oojas - plural of "ooja", a thingamajig; a whatsit
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
oonie - a first name
oonts - plural of "oont", a camel
oopak - a kind of black tea
oopod - a part of the ovipositor or sting of an insect
oorie - shivering with cold; dingy
oosic - a walrus penis bone
oosik - a walrus penis bone
ootid - one of four sections into which a human ovum divides
oozed - seeped out
oozes - seeps out
opahs - plural of "opah", the king fish
opale - a first name
opals - plural of "opal", a jewel
opata - a people of Sonora, Mexico
opens - becomes unobstructed; begins
opepe - a west African tree
opera - a tedious form combining the worst of music and drama
ophic - of or relating to snakes
ophir - the son of Joktan; a region containing gold
ophra - a first name
opine - to deliver an opinion
oping - an opening
opium - a narcotic derived from poppies
oprah - a first name
opsin - a protein
opted - chose
optic - of the eye
orach - a kind of spinach, with red or green leaves
oracy - the ability to express and understand oral language
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
orans - an orant
orant - a female figure in the posture of prayer
oraon - Kurukh; a language
orate - to speak formally
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
orcin - a purple dye
ordal - a trial by ordeal
order - to demand; to arrange;
ordos - a language; plural of "ordo", a calendar of religious directions
oread - a Greek mythological mountain nymph
oreas - a Greek mythological mountain nymph
orela - a first name
oreos - plural of "oreo", a cookie; black on the outside, white on the inside
oreta - a first name
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
orgue - a row of long thick pointed timbers suspended in a passageway to be let down during an attack
orian - a first name
oribi - a small South African straight-horned antelope
oriel - a first name; a mullioned window
orien - a first name
orina - a first name
orino - a first name
orion - a first name; the constellation of the hunter
oriya - an Indian language
orlan - a first name
orlee - a first name
orles - plural of "orle", a heraldic border
orlie - a first name
orlin - a first name
orlon - an artificial fabric
orlop - the lowest deck of a ship, unpopular except during a battle
orman - a first name
ormer - an ear-shell or abalone
ormia - a kind of fly
ormon - a first name
ornis - the avifauna or birds of a region
oromo - a Cushite language and a people of Ethiopia
orono - a first name
orpah - a first name
orpha - a first name
orpin - a yellow pigment
orpit - fretful
orran - a first name
orren - a first name
orrey - a first name
orric - a first name
orrie - a first name
orrin - a first name
orris - a first name; gold or silver lace; a flowering plant
orrow - odd, occasional, miscellaneous
orsat - an apparatus for gas analysis
orsel - a first name
orsen - a first name
orsha - a town in Russia 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
ortyx - an American quail
oruro - a city in western Bolivia, the ancient capital
orval - a first name; the herb clary
orvie - a first name
orvil - a first name
orvin - a first name
orwin - a first name
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
osbon - a first name
oscan - an early Italian ethnic group
oscar - a first name; a film award
oseye - a first name
oshac - a gum plant
oshai - a first name
oshay - a first name
oshea - a first name
oside - glycoside
osier - a willow
oskar - a first name
osker - a first name
osman - a first name; a Turkish sultan, founder of the Ottoman dynasty
osmar - a first name
osmen - a first name
osmer - a first name
osmia - a family of solitary bees
osmic - of osmium
osmol - a unit of osmotic pressure
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
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
osten - a first name
ostia - the port city of Rome, plural of "ostium", a body organ opening
ostin - a first name
ostyn - a first name
osvin - a first name
oswin - a first name
oswyn - a first name
otaku - a Japanese derogatory term for socially inadequate computer users
otaru - a Japanese seaport on the west coast of Hokkaido
otary - a genus of seals
otate - a giant grass used for making baskets
otess - a first name
other - different
othin - a variant of "Odin"
othon - a first name
otics - plural of "otic", a medicine for the ear
otila - a first name
otman - a first name
otomi - an indigenous people of Mexico
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
otton - a first name
ottos - plural of "otto", attar
otuke - a people of Paraguay
oubit - a hairy caterpillar
oucht - ought
oudad - an African sheep
ought - should; nought
ouida - a first name
ouija - planchette
ounce - a unit of weight; a unit of volume; snow-leopard
oundy - wavy; scalloped
ouphe - an oaf; an elf, sprite or goblin
ouphs - plural of "ouph", an oaf; an elf
oural - a light yellowish green color
ourie - shivering with cold; depressing; dismal
ousel - a blackbird
ouses - plural of "ouse", bark for tanning
ousia - true being
ousts - ejects from office
outby - outdoor
outdo - to do better than
outed - exposed; ejected
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
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
ouzel - a blackbird
ouzos - plural of "ouzo", a vile Greek liqueur and paint remover
ovale - relating to a malarial parasite
ovals - plural of "oval", an ellipse
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
oveta - a first name
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
owche - a variant of "ouch", an expression of pain; a jewel socket
owena - a first name
owens - a first name
owest - a Biblical form of "owe"
oweth - a Biblical form of "owe"
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
owlet - a young owl
owned - possessed
owner - a possesser
owney - a first name
owres - plural of "owre", the wild fox
owrie - dingy
owsen - oxen
owser - tan vat liquor
owynn - a first name
oxbot - a botfly that preys on cattle
oxbow - a yoke; a riverbend
oxers - plural of "oxer", a stiff fence
oxeye - a flower; a shoebird
oxfly - a fly that pesters cattle
oxide - 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
oxter - the armpit
oyers - plural of "oyer", a legal writ
oyrat - an Altaic language
ozara - a first name
ozark - an American mountain chain
ozeki - a Sumo champion just below the grand champion
ozena - an ulcer; a discharge of fetid matter from the nostril
ozias - a first name
ozker - a first name
ozone - a form of oxygen
ozora - a first name
ozzie - a first name
paauw - an 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
pacha - a pasha
packs - puts in containers; plural of "pack", a knapsack
packy - a first name
pacoh - a language
pacos - plural of "paco", the alpaca
pacts - plural of "pact", a treaty
padar - coarse flour or meal
padda - a genus of birds including the Java sparrow
paddy - a first name; an Irishman; a rice field
padge - a barn owl
padle - a hoe
padma - a first name; a lotus
padra - black tea
padre - a priest
padua - a city in Italy
padus - a genus of shrubs and trees
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
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
pagod - a pagoda
pagri - an Indian head covering
pagus - a county division
pahmi - a bobac; a ferret-badger
paige - a first name
paiks - beats
paili - a first name
pails - plural of "pail", a bucket
paine - a first name
pains - plural of "pain", an ache
paint - a coloring
pairk - a park
pairs - plural of "pair", a group of two
paisa - a Pakistani coin
paise - plural of "paisa", a Pakistani coin
pakis - plural of "Paki", a denigrating term
pakka - pukka
palar - resembling a stake
palas - a Punjab bean
palau - a group of Pacific islands
palay - the ivory tree; rice at any stage prior to husking
palea - an inner husk; a small chaffy bract
paled - became fainter
paler - fainter
pales - becomes fainter; the Roman goddess of cattle; vertical heraldic divisions; boundaries
palet - a small chaffy bract
paley - a first name
palio - a festival in Ferrara
palki - a palanquin
palla - an ancient Roman full outer robe or wrap worn outdoors by women
palli - a member of a Sudra caste of field laborers
palls - loses flavor or meaning
pally - like good friends; a unit of weight in Calcutta
palma - a first name; a city in Majorca; one of the Canary Islands
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 city in Spain
palpi - plural of "palpus", a jointed feeler
palps - plural of "palp", a sensory organ of an arthropod
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
pamby - in the phrase "namby pamby", babyish, excessively cute, effeminate
pamir
pammi - a first name
pammy - a first name
pampa - a South American grassland
panas - a first name
panax - ginseng; a genus of trees and shrubs
panch - a thick mat
panda - a Chinese bear; a Chinese one ounce gold coin
pandi - a first name
pands - plural of "pand", a narrow curtain over a bed
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
panes - plural of "pane", a sheet of glass
panga - a large knife; a machete
pangi - a Malayan tree
pangs - plural of "pang", a sharp pain
panic - a sudden and violent fear or madness
panim - paynim
panis - bread
panks - pants; breathes heavily
panne - a lustrous velvet fabric with a loose flat nap
panni - plural of "pannus", a vascular tissue that can obscure the cornea
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
panya - a first name
paola - a first name
paoli - plural of "paolo", an obsolete papal coin
paolo - a first name
papal - of the pope
papas - plural of "papa", a father
papaw - the pawpaw, a North American fruit tree
papel - a language
paper - a journal; a sheet; an essay
papes - plural of "pape", a pope; painted bunting
papio - a genus consisting of the typical baboon; a Hawaiian fish
pappi - plural of "pappus"
pappy - a father; succulent; like pap
papua - a large island north of Australia
parae - plural of "para", a woman delivered of a specific number of children
parah - a unit of volume of about 15 gallons
parao - one of the Caroline islands
paras - a first name; plural of "para", a monetary unit of Yugoslavia or Turkey; a woman delivered of a specific number of children
parca - a fate, one of the Roman goddesses
parch - to dry out or desiccate
pardi - perdieu, "by God", an oath
pardo - pardao, a half rupiah coin of Portuguese India
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
parge - to cover with plaster
pargo - a food fish, the porgy
paris - a first name; a city in France; a European herb; the abductor of Helen
parji - a language
parka - a fur coat with hood
parke - a first name
parki
parks - a first name; plural of "park", a recreational woodland
parky - cold; chilly
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
parol - oral; by word of mouth
paros - one of the Cylclades Islands
parra - jacana
parrs - plural of "parr", a young salmon
parry - a first name; to ward off an attack
parse - to analyze
parsi - a Parsee
parti - an eligible suitor
parto - a unit of weight in Malta
parts - pieces; separates
party - a festival; a faction
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
pasan - besoar goat; oryx
pasch - Passover
pasco - 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
pashm - the underfur of upland goats of Kashmir
pasko - a first name
pasmo - a fungal disease of flax
pasni - a town in Pakistan
paspy - passepied
passe - out of fashion
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
pasul - declared unfit for Jewish ceremonial use by rabbinic law
patas - a reddish colored long-tailed monkey
patch - a small area; to repair; a jester
pated - with a head
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
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
patsi - a first name
patsy - a first name; a stooge or cat's paw
patte - a first name; a sash-band
patti - a first name
pattu - a homespun woolen fabric
patty - a first name; a small pie
patzi - a first name
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
pause - an interruption; a delay
pauts - paws the ground
pauws - plural of "pauw", the South African bustard
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
pavel - a first name
paven - 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 dance
pavis - a whole-body shield used in the Middle Ages
pavit - a first name
pavla - a first name
pavle - a first name
pavon - a lance pennon
pavos - plural of "pavo", a peacock
pawaw - a powwow
pawed - fingered
pawel - a first name
pawer - a fingerer
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
paxon - a first name
payas - plural of "paya", a Honduran Indian
payat - a first name
payed - remunerated
payee - one who is remunerated
payer - one who remunerates
payge - a first name
payne - a first name
payor - payer
payse - poise
pazia - a first name
pazit - a first name
peace - a first name; tranquility
peach - to divulge; a hairy juicy fruit of no known use
peage - wampum; a toll paid to pass
peags - plural of "peag", wampum
peaks - plural of "peak", a summit
peaky - sickly
peals - rings loudly and clearly
peans - plural of "pean", a paean
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
pease - peas
peats - plural of "peat", decayed vegetable matter used as fuel
peaty - containing peat
peavy - a lumberman's hook
peaze - peise
pebas - plural of "peba", an armadillo
pecan - a nut
pechs - breathes heavily
pecht - a Pict
pecks - pokes at with the mouth or beak; plural of "peck", a unit of volume
pecky - decaying with fungus
pecos - a Texas 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
peder - a first name
pedes - plural of "pes", a foot, and an ancient Roman unit of length, about 29.57 cm
pedro - a first name; a card game that is a variety of seven-up
pedum - a shepherd's crook
peeks - sneaks a look at
peeky - worn out, tired
peele - the rhebok
peels - removes the outer covering
peens - plural of "peen", the rounded end of a hammer
peeoy - a cone of damp gunpowder used as a firework
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
peeve - to annoy
peggi - a first name
peggy - a first name; a warbler
peghs - breathes heavily
peght - a Pict
peibo - a river in China
peine - a form of torture in which the victim is slowly pressed to death
peins - plural of "pein", a peen
peise - to weigh or press
peize - a weight; a balance; to press
pekan - the fisher-martin
pekes - plural of "Peke", a Pekinese dog
pekin - a silk fabric; a hardy yellow-white duck developed in China
pekoe - black tea
pelan
pelas - plural of "pela", white wax from a scale insect
peleg - a first name
peles - a fortified tower, common in the Middle Ages
pelew - 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
pelma - the sole of the foot
pelon - hairless
pelta - a light shield
pelts - throws or falls in great amounts; plural of "pelt", an animal skin
pemba - an island near the east coast of equatorial Africa
penal - relating to punishment
penan - a Malay people
pence - plural of "penny", an English coin
penda - an Australian timber tree
pende - a language
pends - is due to happen
penee - a first name
penes - plural of "penis", an organ of the male reproductive system
pengo - a monetary unit of Hungary; an Indian language
pengu - Pescadores
penis - an organ of the male reproductive system
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
peola - a light skinned black person
peons - plural of "peon", an unskilled laborer
peony - a first name; a kind of flower
pepin - a first name; the father of Charlemagne
pepos - plural of "pepo", a fruit with a hard exterior and pulpy interior
peppe - a first name
peppi - a first name
peppy - a first name; energetic
perai - pirai, Piranha
peral - a first name
peran - a first name
perca - the type genus of Percidae
perce - a first name
perch - a pole; a unit of measurement of length of 5.5 yards; a fish