AALII	a tropical tree [n AALIIS]
AARGH	used to express disgust [interj]
ABACA	a Philippine plant [n ABACAS]
ABACI	ABACUS, a calculating device [n]
ABACK	toward the back [adv]
ABAFT	toward the stern [adv]
ABAKA	abaca (a Philippine plant) [n ABAKAS]
ABAMP	abampere (a unit of electric current) [n ABAMPS]
ABASE	to lower in rank, prestige, or esteem [v ABASED, ABASES, ABASING] : ABASEDLY [adv]
ABASH	to make ashamed or embarrassed [v ABASHED, ABASHES, ABASHING] : ABASHEDLY [adv]
ABATE	to reduce in degree or intensity [v ABATED, ABATES, ABATING] : ABATABLE [adj]
ABAYA	a long loose robe worn by Arab women [n ABAYAS]
ABBEY	a monastery or convent [n ABBEYS]
ABBOT	the superior of a monastery [n ABBOTS]
ABELE	a Eurasian tree [n ABELES]
ABHOR	to loathe (to detest greatly) [v ABHORRED, ABHORRING, ABHORS] : ABHORRENCE [n], ABHORRENTLY [adv]
ABIDE	to accept without objection [v ABIDED, ABIDES, ABIDING, ABODE] : ABIDINGLY [adv]
ABOIL	boiling [adj]
ABOMA	a South American snake [n ABOMAS]
ABOON	above [adv]
ABOUT	approximately (in an approximate manner) [adv]
ABOVE	something that is above (in a higher place) [n ABOVES]
ABUZZ	buzzing [adj]
ABYES	ABYE, to aby (to pay the penalty for) [v]
ABYSM	an abyss (a bottomless chasm) [n ABYSMS]
ACAIS	ACAI, a purple berrylike fruit of a tropical palm [n]
ACARI	ACARUS, a mite (a small arachnid) [n]
ACETA	ACETUM, vinegar (a sour liquid used as a condiment or preservative) [n]
ACHED	ACHE, to suffer a dull, continuous pain [v]
ACHOO	ahchoo (used to represent the sound of a sneeze) [interj]
ACIDY	sour (sharp or biting to the taste) [adj]
ACING	ACE, to score a point against in a single stroke [v]
ACINI	ACINUS, a small, saclike division of a gland [n]
ACKEE	akee (a tropical tree) [n ACKEES]
ACMIC	ACME, the highest point [adj]
ACOCK	cocked [adj]
ACOLD	cold (having little or no warmth) [adj]
ACUTE	marked by sharpness or severity [adj ACUTER, ACUTEST] : ACUTELY [adv] / a type of accent mark [n ACUTES]
ADAGE	a traditional saying expressing a common observation [n ADAGES] : ADAGIAL [adj]
ADAPT	to make suitable [v ADAPTED, ADAPTING, ADAPTS] : ADAPTABLE [adj]
ADBOT	a specialized computer program [n ADBOTS]
ADDAX	a large antelope [n ADDAXES]
ADDED	ADD, to combine or join so as to bring about an increase [v]
ADIEU	a farewell [n ADIEUS, ADIEUX]
ADMIN	an administration [n ADMINS]
ADMIT	to allow to enter [v ADMITS, ADMITTED, ADMITTING] : ADMISSIVE [adj]
ADMIX	to mix (to put together into one mass) [v ADMIXED, ADMIXES, ADMIXING, ADMIXT]
ADOBO	a Philippine dish of fish or meat [n ADOBOS]
ADOPT	to take into one's family by legal means [v ADOPTED, ADOPTING, ADOPTS] : ADOPTABLE [adj]
ADOWN	downward (from a higher to a lower place) [adv]
ADOZE	dozing [adj]
ADULT	a fully developed individual [n ADULTS] : ADULTLIKE [adj]
ADUNC	bent inward [adj]
ADYTA	ADYTUM, an inner sanctuary in an ancient temple [n]
AECIA	AECIUM, a spore-producing organ of certain fungi [n]
AEGIS	protection [n AEGISES]
AEONS	AEON, eon (an indefinitely long period of time) [n]
AERIE	a bird's nest built high on a mountain or cliff [n AERIES] : AERIED [adj]
AFARS	AFAR, a great distance [n]
AFFIX	to attach (to connect as an associated part) [v AFFIXED, AFFIXES, AFFIXING] : AFFIXABLE [adj]
AFOOT	on foot [adv]
AFORE	before (previously (in a previous (coming or occurring before in time or order) manner)) [adv]
AFOUL	entangled [adj]
AFRIT	afreet (an evil spirit in Arabic mythology) [n AFRITS]
AGAIN	once more [adv]
AGAMA	a tropical lizard [n AGAMAS]
AGAPE	a communal meal of fellowship [n AGAPAE, AGAPAI, AGAPES] : AGAPEIC [adj]
AGATE	a variety of quartz [n AGATES] : AGATOID [adj]
AGAVE	a tropical plant [n AGAVES]
AGAZE	gazing [adj]
AGENE	a chemical compound used in bleaching flour [n AGENES]
AGENT	to act as a representative for [v AGENTED, AGENTING, AGENTS] : AGENTIAL [adj]
AGGIE	a type of playing marble [n AGGIES]
AGGRO	a rivalry or grievance [n AGGROS]
AGHAS	AGHA, aga (a high-ranking Turkish military officer) [n]
AGILE	able to move quickly and easily [adj] : AGILELY [adv]
AGING	the process of growing old [n AGINGS] / AGE, to grow old [v]
AGIOS	AGIO, a premium paid for the exchange of one currency for another [n]
AGLET	a metal sheath at the end of a lace [n AGLETS]
AGLEY	awry (with a turn or twist to one side) [adv]
AGLOO	an air hole through the ice made by a seal [n AGLOOS]
AGLOW	glowing [adj]
AGLUS	AGLU, agloo (an air hole through the ice made by a seal) [n]
AGONS	AGON, the dramatic conflict between the main characters in a Greek play [n]
AGONY	extreme pain [n AGONIES]
AGORA	a marketplace in ancient Greece [n AGORAE, AGORAS, AGOROT, AGOROTH] / a monetary unit of Israel [n AGOROT, AGOROTH]
AGRIA	severe pustular eruption [n AGRIAS]
AGUED	AGUE, a malarial fever [adj]
AHING	AH, aah (to exclaim in amazement, joy, or surprise) [v]
AHOLD	a hold or grasp of something [n AHOLDS]
AHULL	abandoned and flooded, as a ship [adj]
AIDED	AID, to help (to give assistance to) [v]
AIOLI	garlic mayonnaise [n AIOLIS]
AIRER	AIR, early (near the beginning of a period of time or a series of events) [adv] / a frame on which to dry clothes [n AIRERS]
AIRTH	to airt (to guide (to show the way to)) [v AIRTHED, AIRTHING, AIRTHS]
AISLE	a passageway between sections of seats [n AISLES] : AISLED [adj]
AITCH	the letter H [n AITCHES]
AIVER	a draft horse [n AIVERS]
AIYEE	used to express great alarm [interj]
AJIES	AJI, a chili pepper [n] (2018)
AJIVA	inanimate matter [n AJIVAS]
AJUGA	a flowering plant [n AJUGAS]
AKEES	AKEE, a tropical tree [n]
AKELA	a leader of a cub scout pack [n AKELAS]
AKENE	achene (a type of fruit) [n AKENES]
ALACK	used to express sorrow or regret [interj]
ALAMO	a softwood tree [n ALAMOS]
ALAND	alan (a large hunting dog) [n ALANDS]
ALANE	alone (apart from others) [adj]
ALARY	alar (pertaining to wings) [adj]
ALATE	a winged insect [n ALATES]
ALBUM	a book for preserving photographs or stamps [n ALBUMS]
ALCID	a diving seabird [n ALCIDS]
ALEPH	a Hebrew letter [n ALEPHS]
ALFAS	ALFA, a communications code word for the letter A [n]
ALGAL	ALGA, any of a group of primitive aquatic plants [adj]
ALGID	cold (having little or no warmth) [adj]
ALIAS	to assign an assumed name to [v ALIASED, ALIASES, ALIASING]
ALIVE	having life (the quality that distinguishes animals and plants from inanimate matter) [adj]
ALIYA	aliyah (the immigration of Jews to Israel) [n ALIYAS]
ALKYD	a synthetic resin [n ALKYDS]
ALKYL	a univalent radical [n ALKYLS] : ALKYLIC [adj]
ALLAY	to reduce in intensity or severity [v ALLAYED, ALLAYING, ALLAYS]
ALLEE	a tree-lined walkway [n ALLEES]
ALLEY	a narrow passageway [n ALLEYS]
ALLOW	to put no obstacle in the way of [v ALLOWED, ALLOWING, ALLOWS] : ALLOWABLE [n], ALLOWABLY [adv], ALLOWEDLY [adv]
ALLYL	a univalent radical [n ALLYLS] : ALLYLIC [adj]
ALMUD	a Spanish unit of capacity [n ALMUDS]
ALOES	ALOE, an African plant [n]
ALOHA	love -- used as a greeting or farewell [n ALOHAS]
ALOIN	a laxative (a drug that stimulates evacuation of the bowels) [n ALOINS]
ALPHA	a Greek letter [n ALPHAS]
ALULA	a tuft of feathers on the first digit of a bird's wing [n ALULAE] : ALULAR [adj]
ALWAY	always (at all times) [adv]
AMAHS	AMAH, an Oriental nurse [n]
AMAZE	to overwhelm with surprise or wonder [v AMAZED, AMAZES, AMAZING] : AMAZEDLY [adv], AMAZINGLY [adv]
AMBIT	the external boundary of something [n AMBITS]
AMIAS	AMIA, a freshwater fish [n]
AMICE	a vestment worn about the neck and shoulders [n AMICES]
AMICI	AMICUS, one not party to a lawsuit but permitted by the court to advise it [n]
AMIDO	containing an amide united with an acid radical [adj]
AMIES	AMIE, a female friend [n]
AMIGA	a female friend [n AMIGAS]
AMITY	friendship (the state of being a friend) [n AMITIES]
AMMOS	AMMO, ammunition [n]
AMOLE	a plant root used as a substitute for soap [n AMOLES]
AMORT	being without life [adj]
AMOUR	a love affair [n AMOURS]
AMPED	AMP, to amplify (to make larger or more powerful) [v]
AMPUL	ampule (a small glass vial) [n AMPULS]
AMRIT	amrita (a beverage that bestows immortality in Hindu mythology) [n AMRITS]
AMUCK	amok (a murderous frenzy) [n AMUCKS]
AMUSE	to occupy pleasingly [v AMUSED, AMUSES, AMUSING] : AMUSABLE [adj], AMUSEDLY [adv], AMUSINGLY [adv]
AMYLS	AMYL, a univalent radical [n]
ANELE	to anoint (to apply oil to as a sacred rite) [v ANELED, ANELES, ANELING]
ANENT	in regard to [prep]
ANIMI	anime (a resin obtained from a tropical tree) [n ANIMIS]
ANION	a negatively charged ion [n ANIONS] : ANIONIC [adj]
ANISE	a North African plant [n ANISES]
ANKLE	to walk (to advance on foot) [v ANKLED, ANKLES, ANKLING]
ANKUS	an elephant goad [n ANKUSES]
ANNAL	a record of a single year [n ANNALS]
ANNEX	to add or attach [v ANNEXED, ANNEXES, ANNEXING]
ANNUL	to make or declare void or invalid [v ANNULLED, ANNULLING, ANNULS]
ANOAS	ANOA, a wild ox [n]
ANODE	a positively charged electrode [n ANODES] : ANODAL [adj], ANODALLY [adv], ANODIC [adj]
ANOMY	anomie (a collapse of the social structures governing a given society) [n ANOMIES]
ANSAE	ANSA, the projecting part of Saturn's rings [n]
ANTAE	ANTA, a pilaster formed at the termination of a wall [n]
ANTAS	ANTA, a pilaster formed at the termination of a wall [n]
ANTED	ANTE, to put a fixed stake into the pot before the cards are dealt in poker [v]
ANTRE	a cave (a hollow place in the earth) [n ANTRES]
AORTA	a main artery [n AORTAE, AORTAS] : AORTAL [adj], AORTIC [adj]
APACE	swiftly (in a swift (moving with a great rate of motion) manner) [adv]
APART	not together (into a union or relationship) [adv]
APEAK	in a vertical position [adv]
APEEK	apeak (in a vertical position) [adv]
APHID	any of a family of small, soft-bodied insects [n APHIDS]
APIAN	pertaining to bees (a winged insect) [adj]
APING	APE, to mimic (to imitate closely) [v]
APORT	on or toward the left side of a ship [adv]
APPLY	to bring into contact with something [v APPLIED, APPLIES, APPLYING] : APPLIABLE [adj]
APRON	to provide with an apron (a garment worn to protect one's clothing) [v APRONED, APRONING, APRONS] : APRONLIKE [adj]
AQUAE	AQUA, water (a transparent, tasteless, odorless liquid) [n]
AQUAS	AQUA, water (a transparent, tasteless, odorless liquid) [n]
ARAKS	ARAK, arrack (an Oriental liquor) [n]
ARAME	an edible seaweed [n ARAMES]
ARBOR	a shady garden shelter [n ARBORS] / a tree when contrasted with a shrub [n ARBORES, ARBORS]
ARDOR	intensity of emotion [n ARDORS]
AREAE	AREA, a particular extent of space or surface [n]
AREAL	AREA, a particular extent of space or surface [adj]
AREAS	AREA, a particular extent of space or surface [n]
ARECA	a tropical tree [n ARECAS]
ARHAT	a Buddhist who has attained nirvana [n ARHATS]
ARIEL	an African gazelle [n ARIELS]
ARMOR	to furnish with armor (a defensive covering) [v ARMORED, ARMORING, ARMORS] : ARMORLESS [adj]
AROMA	a pleasant odor [n AROMAS]
AROSE	ARISE, to get up [v]
ARRAS	a tapestry [n ARRASES] : ARRASED [adj]
ARRAY	to place in proper or desired order [v ARRAYED, ARRAYING, ARRAYS]
ARROW	to indicate the proper position of with an arrow (a linear figure with a wedge-shaped end) [v ARROWED, ARROWING, ARROWS] : ARROWLESS [adj], ARROWLIKE [adj]
ARYLS	ARYL, a univalent radical [n]
ASANA	a posture in yoga [n ASANAS]
ASKED	ASK, to put a question to [v]
ASKOI	ASKOS, an oil jar used in ancient Greece [n]
ASSAI	a tropical tree [n ASSAIS]
ASSAY	to attempt (to make an effort to do or accomplish) [v ASSAYED, ASSAYING, ASSAYS] : ASSAYABLE [adj]
ASSES	ASS, a hoofed mammal [n]
ASYLA	ASYLUM, an institution for the care of the mentally ill [n]
ATAXY	ataxia (loss of muscular coordination) [n ATAXIES]
ATIGI	a type of Inuit parka [n ATIGIS]
ATILT	being in a tilted position [adj]
ATMAS	ATMA, atman (the individual soul in Hinduism) [n]
ATOMY	a tiny particle [n ATOMIES]
ATONY	muscular weakness [n ATONIES]
ATOPY	a type of allergy (a state of hypersensitive reaction to certain things) [n ATOPIES] : ATOPIC [adj]
AUDAD	aoudad (a wild sheep) [n AUDADS]
AUDIO	sound reception or transmission [n AUDIOS]
AUDIT	to examine with intent to verify [v AUDITED, AUDITING, AUDITS] : AUDITABLE [adj]
AUGUR	to foretell from omens [v AUGURED, AUGURING, AUGURS]
AULIC	pertaining to a royal court [adj]
AUNTY	aunt (the sister of one's father or mother) [n AUNTIES]
AURAE	AURA, an invisible emanation [n]
AURAR	EYRIR, a monetary unit of Iceland [n]
AURIS	the ear [n AURES]
AURUM	gold (a gold medal) [n AURUMS]
AUTOS	AUTO, to ride in an automobile [v]
AUXIN	a substance used to regulate plant growth [n AUXINS] : AUXINIC [adj]
AVAIL	to be of use or advantage to [v AVAILED, AVAILING, AVAILS] : AVAILABLE [adj], AVAILABLY [adj]
AVANT	culturally or stylistically new [adj]
AVAST	used as a command to stop [interj]
AVGAS	gasoline for airplanes [n AVGASES, AVGASSES]
AVIAN	a bird [n AVIANS]
AVION	an airplane (a winged aircraft propelled by jet engines or propellers) [n AVIONS]
AVISO	advice (recommendation regarding a decision or action) [n AVISOS]
AVOID	to keep away from [v AVOIDED, AVOIDING, AVOIDS] : AVOIDABLE [adj], AVOIDABLY [adv]
AVOWS	AVOW, to declare openly [v]
AWAIT	to wait for [v AWAITED, AWAITING, AWAITS]
AWAKE	to wake up [v AWAKED, AWAKES, AWAKING, AWOKE, AWOKEN, AWOKEN]
AWARD	to grant as due or merited [v AWARDED, AWARDING, AWARDS] : AWARDABLE [adj]
AWARE	having perception or knowledge [adj]
AWASH	covered with water [adj]
AWFUL	extremely bad or unpleasant [adj AWFULLER, AWFULLEST] : AWFULLY [adv]
AWOKE	AWAKE, to wake up [v]
AWOLS	AWOL, one who is absent without leave [n]
AXIAL	pertaining to or forming an axis [adj] : AXIALLY [adv]
AXILE	axial (pertaining to or forming an axis) [adj]
AXILS	AXIL, the angle between the upper side of a leaf and its supporting stem [n]
AXING	AX, to work on with an ax (a type of cutting tool) [v] / AXE, to ax (to work on with an ax (a type of cutting tool)) [v]
AXIOM	a self-evident truth [n AXIOMS] : AXIOMATIC [adj], AXIOMATICALLY [adv]
AXION	a hypothetical subatomic particle [n AXIONS]
AXITE	a fiber of an axon [n AXITES]
AXLED	AXLE, a shaft upon which a wheel revolves [adj]
AXMAN	one who wields an ax [n AXMEN]
AXMEN	AXMAN, one who wields an ax [n]
AXONE	axon (the central process of a neuron) [n AXONES]
AXONS	AXON, the central process of a neuron [n]
AYAHS	AYAH, a native maid or nurse in India [n]
AYAYA	a type of singing among the Inuit [n AYAYAS]
AYINS	AYIN, a Hebrew letter [n]
AZANS	AZAN, a Muslim call to prayer [n]
AZIDE	a type of chemical compound [n AZIDES] : AZIDO [adj]
AZINE	a type of chemical compound [n AZINES]
AZOIC	pertaining to geologic time before the appearance of life [adj]
AZONS	AZON, a radio-controlled aerial bomb [n]
AZOTE	nitrogen (a gaseous element) [n AZOTES] : AZOTED [adj]
AZOTH	mercury (a metallic element) [n AZOTHS]
AZUKI	adzuki (the edible seed of an Asian plant) [n AZUKIS]
AZURE	a blue color [n AZURES]
BAAED	BAA, to bleat (to utter the cry of a sheep) [v]
BABEL	confusion [n BABELS]
BABOO	a Hindu gentleman [n BABOOS]
BABUS	BABU, baboo (a Hindu gentleman) [n]
BACCA	a berry [n BACCAE]
BACCY	tobacco (an annual herb cultivated for its leaves) [n BACCIES]
BACKS	BACK, to support (to hold up or add strength to) [v]
BADDY	baddie (a bad person) [n BADDIES]
BAFFS	BAFF, to strike under a golf ball [v]
BAFFY	a wooden golf club [n BAFFIES]
BAGGY	loose-fitting [adj BAGGIER, BAGGIEST] : BAGGILY [adv]
BAITS	BAIT, to lure (to attract with something desirable) [v]
BAIZA	a monetary unit of Oman [n BAIZAS]
BAIZE	a green, woolen fabric [n BAIZES]
BAKED	BAKE, to prepare food in an oven [v]
BALDS	BALD, to become bald [v]
BALKS	BALK, to stop short and refuse to proceed [v]
BALKY	stubborn (unyielding (not yielding (yield))) [adj BALKIER, BALKIEST] : BALKILY [adv]
BALLS	BALL, to form into a ball (a spherical object) [v] / to make a mistake in doing something [v BALLSED, BALLSES, BALLSING]
BALLY	bloody (stained with blood) [adj BALLIER, BALLIEST] / a noisy uproar [n BALLIES]
BALTI	a type of Pakistani cuisine [n BALTIS]
BANAL	ordinary (of a kind to be expected in the normal order of events) [adj] : BANALLY [adv]
BANCS	BANC, a bench [n]
BANDA	a style of Mexican dance music [n BANDAS]
BANDS	BAND, to decorate with flexible strips of material [v]
BANDY	curved apart at the knees [adj BANDIER, BANDIEST] / to throw to and fro [v BANDIED, BANDIES, BANDYING]
BANED	BANE, to kill with poison [v]
BANGS	BANG, to hit sharply [v]
BANJO	a musical instrument [n BANJOES, BANJOS]
BANKS	BANK, to keep money in a bank (an institution dealing in money matters) [v]
BANNS	a marriage notice [n BANNS]
BANTY	a bantam (a small fowl) [n BANTIES]
BARBE	a medieval cloth headdress [n BARBES]
BARBS	BARB, to furnish with a barb (a sharp projection) [v]
BARCA	a double-ended boat [n BARCAS]
BARFI	burfi (a dessert made from milk solids and sugar) [n BARFIS]
BARFS	BARF, to vomit (to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth) [v]
BARGE	to move by barge (a long, large boat) [v BARGED, BARGES, BARGING]
BARMS	BARM, the foam on malt liquors [n]
BARNY	resembling a barn in size, shape, or smell [adj BARNIER, BARNIEST]
BARON	a lower member of nobility [n BARONS]
BARRY	divided into horizontal bars [adj]
BASIC	a fundamental [n BASICS]
BASKS	BASK, to lie in a pleasant warmth [v]
BATCH	to bring together [v BATCHED, BATCHES, BATCHING]
BATED	BATE, to reduce the force of [v]
BATHE	to wash (to cleanse by immersing in or applying a liquid) [v BATHED, BATHES, BATHING]
BATIK	to dye fabric by a particular process [v BATIKED, BATIKING, BATIKS]
BATON	a short rod [n BATONS]
BATTS	BATT, a sheet of cotton [n]
BATTU	pertaining to a ballet movement [adj]
BATTY	crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj BATTIER, BATTIEST]
BAULK	to balk (to stop short and refuse to proceed) [v BAULKED, BAULKING, BAULKS]
BAWDS	BAWD, a madam (a woman who manages a brothel) [n]
BAWDY	obscene (indecent (not decent (conforming to recognized standards of propriety))) [adj BAWDIER, BAWDIEST] / obscene language [n BAWDIES]
BAWKS	BAWK, an Atlantic seabird [n]
BAWNS	BAWN, a meadow for cows [n]
BAWTY	bawtie (a dog) [n BAWTIES]
BAYOU	a marshy body of water [n BAYOUS]
BAZOO	the mouth [n BAZOOS]
BEACH	to drive ashore [v BEACHED, BEACHES, BEACHING]
BEAKY	resembling a beak (a bird's bill) [adj BEAKIER, BEAKIEST]
BEANO	a form of bingo [n BEANOS]
BEAUX	BEAU, a boyfriend [n]
BEBOP	a type of jazz [n BEBOPS]
BECAP	to put a cap on [v BECAPPED, BECAPPING, BECAPS]
BECKS	BECK, to beckon (to signal by sign or gesture) [v]
BEDAD	used as a mild oath [interj]
BEECH	a type of tree [n BEECHES] : BEECHEN [adj]
BEEDI	bidi (a cigarette of India) [n BEEDIES]
BEEFY	brawny (muscular (pertaining to muscle)) [adj BEEFIER, BEEFIEST]
BEEPS	BEEP, to honk a horn [v]
BEERY	affected by beer [adj BEERIER, BEERIEST] : BEERILY [adv]
BEFIT	to be suitable to [v BEFITS, BEFITTED, BEFITTING] : BEFITTINGLY [adv]
BEFOG	to envelop in fog [v BEFOGGED, BEFOGGING, BEFOGS]
BEGAN	BEGIN, to start (to set out) [v]
BEGAT	BEGET, to cause to exist [v]
BEGEM	to gem (to adorn with gems (precious stones)) [v BEGEMMED, BEGEMMING, BEGEMS]
BEGET	to cause to exist [v BEGAT, BEGETS, BEGETTING, BEGOT, BEGOTTEN, BEGOTTEN]
BEGOT	BEGET, to cause to exist [v]
BEGUM	a Muslim lady of high rank [n BEGUMS]
BEGUN	BEGIN, to start (to set out) [v]
BEIGE	of a tan color [adj BEIGER, BEIGEST] / a tan color [n BEIGES]
BEIGY	of the color beige [adj]
BELAY	to fasten a rope [v BELAYED, BELAYING, BELAYS]
BELIE	to misrepresent [v BELIED, BELIES, BELYING]
BELLE	an attractive woman [n BELLES]
BELLS	BELL, to provide with a bell (a ringing device) [v]
BELLY	to swell out [v BELLIED, BELLIES, BELLYING]
BEMIX	to mix thoroughly [v BEMIXED, BEMIXES, BEMIXING, BEMIXT]
BENCH	to take a player out of a game (a team competition) [v BENCHED, BENCHES, BENCHING]
BENDS	BEND, to curve (to deviate from straightness) [v]
BENDY	flexible (capable of being bent) [adj BENDIER, BENDIEST] / okra (a tall annual herb) [n BENDYS]
BENES	BENE, benne (the sesame plant) [n]
BENNE	the sesame plant [n BENNES]
BENNI	benne (the sesame plant) [n BENNIS]
BENNY	an amphetamine tablet [n BENNIES]
BENTS	BENT, an inclination [n]
BERET	a soft, flat cap [n BERETS]
BERGS	BERG, an iceberg (a large floating body of ice) [n]
BERMS	BERM, to provide with a berm (a ledge) [v]
BERRY	to produce berries (fleshy fruits) [v BERRIED, BERRIES, BERRYING]
BERTH	to provide with a mooring [v BERTHED, BERTHING, BERTHS]
BERYL	a green mineral [n BERYLS] : BERYLINE [adj]
BESES	BES, beth (a Hebrew letter) [n]
BESOM	a broom [n BESOMS]
BESOT	to stupefy (to dull the senses of) [v BESOTS, BESOTTED, BESOTTING]
BESTS	BEST, to outdo (to exceed in performance) [v]
BETEL	a climbing plant [n BETELS]
BETHS	BETH, a Hebrew letter [n]
BETTA	a freshwater fish [n BETTAS]
BEVEL	to cut at an angle [v BEVELED, BEVELING, BEVELLED, BEVELLING, BEVELS]
BEVOR	a piece of armor for the lower face [n BEVORS]
BEVVY	an alcoholic drink [n BEVVIES]
BEWIG	to adorn with a wig [v BEWIGGED, BEWIGGING, BEWIGS]
BEZEL	a slanted surface [n BEZELS]
BEZIL	bezel (a slanted surface) [n BEZILS]
BHANG	the hemp plant [n BHANGS]
BHUTS	BHUT, a small whirlwind [n]
BIALY	an onion roll [n BIALIES, BIALYS]
BIBBS	BIBB, a mast support [n]
BIBES	BIBE, a creature whose crying is an omen of death [n]
BIBLE	an authoritative publication [n BIBLES] : BIBLICAL [adj]
BICEP	biceps (bicep) [n BICEPS]
BICES	BICE, a blue or green pigment [n]
BIDDY	a hen (a female chicken) [n BIDDIES]
BIDED	BIDE, to wait (to stay in expectation of) [v]
BIDES	BIDE, to wait (to stay in expectation of) [v]
BIDIS	BIDI, a cigarette of India [n]
BIELD	to shelter (to provide cover or protection for) [v BIELDED, BIELDING, BIELDS]
BIFFS	BIFF, to hit (to strike forcibly) [v]
BIFFY	a toilet [n BIFFIES]
BIFID	divided into two parts [adj] : BIFIDLY [adv]
BIGGY	biggie (one that is big) [n BIGGIES]
BIGHT	to fasten with a loop of rope [v BIGHTED, BIGHTING, BIGHTS]
BIGOT	a prejudiced person [n BIGOTS]
BIJOU	a jewel [n BIJOUS, BIJOUX]
BIKED	BIKE, to bicycle (to ride a bicycle (a two-wheeled vehicle)) [v]
BIKER	one that bikes (to bicycle (to ride a bicycle (a two-wheeled vehicle))) [n BIKERS]
BILBO	a finely tempered sword [n BILBOES, BILBOS]
BILBY	a small nocturnal mammal [n BILBIES]
BILES	BILE, a fluid secreted by the liver [n]
BILGE	to spring a leak [v BILGED, BILGES, BILGING]
BILKS	BILK, to cheat (to defraud (to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means))) [v]
BILLS	BILL, to present a statement of costs to [v]
BILLY	a short club [n BILLIES]
BIMAH	bema (a platform in a synagogue) [n BIMAHS]
BIMBO	a disreputable person [n BIMBOES, BIMBOS]
BINDI	a dot worn on the forehead by women in India [n BINDIS]
BINDS	BIND, to tie or secure [v]
BINES	BINE, a twining plant stem [n]
BINIT	a unit of computer information [n BINITS]
BINTS	BINT, a woman (an adult human female) [n]
BIOME	an ecological community [n BIOMES]
BIONT	a living organism [n BIONTS] : BIONTIC [adj]
BIOTA	flora and fauna [n BIOTAS]
BIPED	a two-footed animal [n BIPEDS] : BIPEDAL [adj]
BIPOD	a two-legged support [n BIPODS]
BIRCH	to whip (to strike with a whip (an instrument for administering corporal punishment)) [v BIRCHED, BIRCHES, BIRCHING]
BIRLS	BIRL, to rotate a floating log [v]
BIRRS	BIRR, to make a whirring noise [v]
BISES	BISE, a cold wind [n]
BISKS	BISK, bisque (a thick soup) [n]
BISON	an ox-like animal [n BISONS]
BITCH	to complain (to express discontent) [v BITCHED, BITCHES, BITCHING]
BITES	BITE, to seize with the teeth [v]
BITSY	tiny (very small) [adj BITSIER, BITSIEST]
BITTS	BITT, to secure a cable around a post [v]
BITTY	tiny (very small) [adj BITTIER, BITTIEST] : BITTILY [adv]
BIZES	BIZE, bise (a cold wind) [n]
BLABS	BLAB, to talk idly [v]
BLACK	being of the darkest color [adj BLACKER, BLACKEST] / to make black [v BLACKED, BLACKING, BLACKS]
BLAFF	a West Indian stew [n BLAFFS]
BLAGS	BLAG, to rob with violence [v]
BLAHS	BLAH, nonsense (behavior or language that is meaningless or absurd) [n]
BLAND	soothing [adj BLANDER, BLANDEST] : BLANDLY [adv]
BLANK	empty (containing nothing (the absence of all quantity or magnitude)) [adj BLANKER, BLANKEST] / to delete (to remove written or printed matter) [v BLANKED, BLANKING, BLANKS]
BLAWN	BLAW, to blow (to damn (to curse (to wish evil upon))) [v]
BLAZE	to burn brightly [v BLAZED, BLAZES, BLAZING] : BLAZINGLY [adv]
BLEAK	dreary (dismal (cheerless and depressing)) [adj BLEAKER, BLEAKEST] / a freshwater fish [n BLEAKS]
BLEBS	BLEB, a blister [n]
BLEND	to mix smoothly and inseparably together [v BLENDED, BLENDING, BLENDS, BLENT]
BLENT	BLEND, to mix smoothly and inseparably together [v]
BLESS	to sanctify (to make holy) [v BLESSED, BLESSES, BLESSING, BLEST]
BLIMP	a nonrigid aircraft [n BLIMPS] : BLIMPISH [adj]
BLIND	sightless [adj BLINDER, BLINDEST] / to make sightless [v BLINDED, BLINDING, BLINDS] : BLINDINGLY [adv]
BLING	to adopt a flamboyant appearance [v BLINGED, BLINGING, BLINGS]
BLINI	BLIN, a blintze (a thin pancake) [n]
BLINK	to open and shut the eyes [v BLINKED, BLINKING, BLINKS]
BLINY	BLIN, a blintze (a thin pancake) [n]
BLIPS	BLIP, to remove sound from a recording [v]
BLISS	to experience or produce ecstasy [v BLISSED, BLISSES, BLISSING]
BLITE	an annual herb [n BLITES]
BLITZ	to subject to a sudden attack [v BLITZED, BLITZES, BLITZING]
BLOAT	to swell (to increase in size or volume) [v BLOATED, BLOATING, BLOATS]
BLOBS	BLOB, to splotch (to mark with large, irregular spots) [v]
BLOCK	to obstruct (to get in the way of) [v BLOCKED, BLOCKING, BLOCKS]
BLOCS	BLOC, a coalition [n]
BLOKE	a fellow [n BLOKES]
BLOND	light-colored [adj BLONDER, BLONDEST] / a person with blond hair [n BLONDS]
BLOOD	to stain with blood (the fluid circulated by the heart) [v BLOODED, BLOODING, BLOODS]
BLOOM	to bear flowers [v BLOOMED, BLOOMING, BLOOMS]
BLOOP	to hit a short fly ball [v BLOOPED, BLOOPING, BLOOPS]
BLOWN	BLOW, to damn (to curse (to wish evil upon)) [v]
BLOWY	windy (marked by strong wind) [adj BLOWIER, BLOWIEST]
BLUEY	a bag of clothing carried in travel [n BLUEYS]
BLUFF	having a broad front [adj BLUFFER, BLUFFEST] : BLUFFLY [adv] / to mislead (to lead astray) [v BLUFFED, BLUFFING, BLUFFS]
BLUNT	not sharp or pointed [adj BLUNTER, BLUNTEST] : BLUNTLY [adv] / to make blunt [v BLUNTED, BLUNTING, BLUNTS]
BLURB	to praise in a publicity notice [v BLURBED, BLURBING, BLURBS]
BLURT	to speak abruptly [v BLURTED, BLURTING, BLURTS]
BLYPE	a shred [n BLYPES]
BOBBY	a police officer [n BOBBIES]
BOCCE	boccie (an Italian bowling game) [n BOCCES]
BOCCI	boccie (an Italian bowling game) [n BOCCIS]
BOCKS	BOCK, a dark beer [n]
BODED	BODE, BIDE, to wait (to stay in expectation of) [v]
BOEUF	beef (a steer or cow fattened for food) [n BOEUFS]
BOFFO	a boff (a hearty laugh) [n BOFFOS]
BOFFS	BOFF, a hearty laugh [n] / BOFF, an offensive word [v]
BOGEY	to shoot in one stroke over par in golf [v BOGEYED, BOGEYING, BOGEYS]
BOGGY	marshy (resembling a marsh (a tract of low, wet land)) [adj BOGGIER, BOGGIEST]
BOGIE	bogy (a goblin (an evil or mischievous creature)) [n BOGIES]
BOGUS	not genuine; fake [adj] : BOGUSLY [adv]
BOILS	BOIL, to vaporize liquid [v]
BOINK	an offensive word [v BOINKED, BOINKING, BOINKS]
BOITE	a nightclub [n BOITES]
BOKEH	artistic blur in a photograph [n BOKEHS] (2018)
BOLAS	BOLA, a throwing weapon [n] / bola (a throwing weapon) [n BOLASES]
BOLDS	BOLD, to boldface (to print in thick type) [v]
BOLLS	BOLL, to form pods [v]
BOLUS	a large pill [n BOLUSES]
BOMBE	a frozen dessert [n BOMBES]
BOMBS	BOMB, to attack with bombs (explosive projectiles) [v]
BONCE	a person's head [n BONCES]
BONDS	BOND, to join together [v]
BONED	BONE, to debone (to remove the bones from) [v]
BONGO	a small drum [n BONGOES, BONGOS]
BONGS	BONG, to make a deep, ringing sound [v]
BONNE	a housemaid [n BONNES]
BONNY	pretty (pleasing to the eye) [adj BONNIER, BONNIEST] : BONNILY [adv] / a person that one loves [n BONNIES]
BONZE	a Buddhist monk [n BONZES]
BOODY	an offensive word [n BOODIES]
BOOED	BOO, to cry boo to express disapproval or to startle [v]
BOOGY	to boogie (to dance to rock music) [v BOOGIED, BOOGIES, BOOGYING]
BOOMY	prospering [adj BOOMIER, BOOMIEST]
BOOTY	a rich gain or prize [n BOOTIES]
BOOZE	to drink liquor excessively [v BOOZED, BOOZES, BOOZING]
BOOZY	drunken (drunk (intoxicated)) [adj BOOZIER, BOOZIEST] : BOOZILY [adv]
BOPPY	suggestive of bebop [adj BOPPIER, BOPPIEST]
BORAX	a white crystalline compound [n BORACES, BORAXES]
BORER	one that bores (to endure) [n BORERS]
BORIC	pertaining to boron (a nonmetallic element) [adj]
BORKS	BORK, to attack a candidate in the media [v]
BORON	a nonmetallic element [n BORONS] : BORONIC [adj]
BORTS	BORT, a low-quality diamond [n]
BORTY	BORT, a low-quality diamond [adj]
BORTZ	bort (a low-quality diamond) [n BORTZES]
BOSKS	BOSK, a small wooded area [n]
BOSKY	wooded; bushy [adj BOSKIER, BOSKIEST]
BOSSY	domineering [adj BOSSIER, BOSSIEST] : BOSSILY [adv] / a cow [n BOSSIES]
BOTCH	to bungle (to work, make, or do clumsily) [v BOTCHED, BOTCHES, BOTCHING]
BOTEL	boatel (a waterside hotel) [n BOTELS]
BOTHY	a hut in Scotland [n BOTHIES]
BOTTS	BOTT, bot (the larva of a botfly) [n]
BOUGH	a tree branch [n BOUGHS] : BOUGHED [adj]
BOULE	buhl (a style of furniture decoration) [n BOULES]
BOULT	to bolt (sift) [v BOULTED, BOULTING, BOULTS]
BOUND	BIND, to tie or secure [v] / to leap (to spring off the ground) [v BOUNDED, BOUNDING, BOUNDS]
BOURG	a medieval town [n BOURGS]
BOURN	a stream [n BOURNS]
BOUSE	to haul by means of a tackle [v BOUSED, BOUSES, BOUSING]
BOVID	a bovine (an ox-like animal) [n BOVIDS]
BOWED	BOW, to bend forward [v]
BOWER	to embower (to surround with foliage) [v BOWERED, BOWERING, BOWERS]
BOWSE	to bouse (to haul by means of a tackle) [v BOWSED, BOWSES, BOWSING]
BOXED	BOX, to put in a box (a rectangular container) [v]
BOXER	one that packs boxes [n BOXERS]
BOXES	BOX, to put in a box (a rectangular container) [v]
BOXLA	a form of lacrosse played in an enclosed area [n BOXLAS]
BOYAR	a former Russian aristocrat [n BOYARS]
BOYLA	a witch doctor [n BOYLAS]
BOYOS	BOYO, a boy (a male child) [n]
BOZOS	BOZO, a fellow [n]
BRACH	a hound bitch [n BRACHES, BRACHS]
BRACT	a leaflike plant part [n BRACTS] : BRACTEAL [adj], BRACTED [adj]
BRAND	to mark with a hot iron [v BRANDED, BRANDING, BRANDS]
BRANK	a device used to restrain the tongue [n BRANKS]
BRANT	a wild goose [n BRANTS]
BRASH	rash; hasty [adj BRASHER, BRASHEST] : BRASHLY [adv] / a mass of fragments [n BRASHES]
BRASS	to coat with brass (an alloy of copper and zinc) [v BRASSED, BRASSES, BRASSING]
BRATS	BRAT, a spoiled child [n]
BRAVA	a shout of approval [n BRAVAS]
BRAVE	showing courage (the quality that enables one to face danger fearlessly; spirit) [adj BRAVER, BRAVEST] : BRAVELY [adv] / to face with courage [v BRAVED, BRAVES, BRAVING]
BRAVI	BRAVO, a hired killer [n]
BRAVO	a hired killer [n BRAVI, BRAVOES, BRAVOS] / to applaud by shouting {ldquo}bravo{rdquo} [v BRAVOED, BRAVOES, BRAVOING]
BRAWL	to fight (to attempt to defeat an adversary) [v BRAWLED, BRAWLING, BRAWLS]
BRAWN	muscular strength [n BRAWNS]
BRAWS	fine clothes [n BRAWS]
BRAXY	a fever of sheep [n BRAXIES]
BRAYS	BRAY, to utter a harsh cry [v]
BRENS	BREN, a light machine gun [n]
BRENT	brant (a wild goose) [n BRENTS]
BREVE	a symbol used to indicate a short vowel [n BREVES]
BREWS	BREW, to make beer or the like [v]
BRIAR	brier (a thorny shrub) [n BRIARS] : BRIARY [adj]
BRIBE	to practice bribery [v BRIBED, BRIBES, BRIBING] : BRIBABLE [adj]
BRICK	to build with bricks (blocks of clay) [v BRICKED, BRICKING, BRICKS]
BRIER	a thorny shrub [n BRIERS] : BRIERY [adj]
BRIGS	BRIG, a two-masted ship [n]
BRILL	brilliant [adj BRILLER, BRILLEST] / an edible flatfish [n BRILLS]
BRIMS	BRIM, to fill to the top [v]
BRING	to take with oneself to a place [v BRINGING, BRINGS, BROUGHT, BRUNG, BRUNG]
BRINK	an extreme edge [n BRINKS]
BRINS	BRIN, a rib of a fan [n]
BRINY	salty (tasting of or containing salt) [adj BRINIER, BRINIEST] / the sea (the ocean (the vast body of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface)) [n BRINIES]
BRISS	bris (a Jewish circumcision rite) [n BRISSES]
BRITS	BRIT, a young herring [n]
BRITT	brit (a young herring) [n BRITTS]
BROCH	a prehistoric stone tower [n BROCHS]
BROCK	a badger [n BROCKS]
BROIL	to cook by direct heat [v BROILED, BROILING, BROILS]
BROKE	BREAK, to reduce to fragments [v]
BRONC	bronco (a wild horse) [n BRONCS]
BROOK	to tolerate (to allow without active opposition) [v BROOKED, BROOKING, BROOKS]
BROSY	smeared with brose [adj]
BROWN	of a dark color [adj BROWNER, BROWNEST] / to make brown [v BROWNED, BROWNING, BROWNS]
BROWS	BROW, the forehead (the part of the face above the eyes) [n]
BRUIT	to spread news of [v BRUITED, BRUITING, BRUITS]
BRUNG	BRING, to take with oneself to a place [v]
BUBBE	a Jewish grandmother [n BUBBES]
BUBBY	an offensive word [n BUBBIES]
BUBUS	BUBU, boubou (a long flowing garment) [n]
BUCKO	a bully [n BUCKOES, BUCKOS]
BUCKS	BUCK, to leap forward and upward suddenly [v]
BUDDY	to become close friends [v BUDDIED, BUDDIES, BUDDYING]
BUFFI	BUFFO, an operatic clown [n]
BUFFO	an operatic clown [n BUFFI, BUFFOS]
BUFFS	BUFF, to polish (to make smooth and lustrous by rubbing) [v]
BUFFY	of a yellowish-brown color [adj BUFFIER, BUFFIEST]
BUGGY	infested with bugs [adj BUGGIER, BUGGIEST] / a light carriage [n BUGGIES]
BUILD	to construct [v BUILDED, BUILDING, BUILDS, BUILT]
BUILT	BUILD, to construct [v]
BULGY	bulging [adj BULGIER, BULGIEST]
BULKS	BULK, to gather into a mass [v]
BULKY	massive (of considerable size) [adj BULKIER, BULKIEST] : BULKILY [adv]
BULLA	a large blister [n BULLAE]
BULLS	BULL, to push ahead [v]
BULLY	wonderful [adj BULLIER, BULLIEST] / to treat abusively [v BULLIED, BULLIES, BULLYING]
BUMFS	BUMF, paperwork [n]
BUMPH	bumf (paperwork) [n BUMPHS]
BUMPS	BUMP, to knock against [v]
BUMPY	of uneven surface [adj BUMPIER, BUMPIEST] : BUMPILY [adv]
BUNAS	BUNA, a synthetic rubber [n]
BUNCH	to group together [v BUNCHED, BUNCHES, BUNCHING]
BUNCO	to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means) [v BUNCOED, BUNCOES, BUNCOING, BUNCOS]
BUNDS	BUND, a political association [n]
BUNDT	a type of cake pan [n BUNDTS]
BUNGS	BUNG, to plug with a cork or stopper [v]
BUNKO	to bunco (to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means)) [v BUNKOED, BUNKOING, BUNKOS]
BUNKS	BUNK, to go to bed [v]
BUNNS	BUNN, bun (a small bread roll) [n]
BUNNY	a rabbit [n BUNNIES]
BUNTS	BUNT, to butt (to hit with the head) [v]
BUNYA	an evergreen tree [n BUNYAS]
BUPPY	buppie (a black professional person working in a city) [n BUPPIES]
BURBS	BURB, a suburb (a residential area adjacent to a city) [n]
BURFI	a dessert made from milk solids and sugar [n BURFIS]
BURKA	a long loose outer garment worn by some Muslim women [n BURKAS]
BURKE	to murder by suffocation [v BURKED, BURKES, BURKING]
BURLY	heavy and muscular [adj BURLIER, BURLIEST] : BURLILY [adv]
BURNS	BURN, to destroy by fire [v]
BURPS	BURP, to belch (to expel gas through the mouth) [v]
BURQA	burka (a long loose outer garment worn by some Muslim women) [n BURQAS]
BURRO	a small donkey [n BURROS]
BURRS	BURR, to remove a rough edge from [v]
BURRY	prickly (having many sharp points) [adj BURRIER, BURRIEST]
BUSBY	a tall fur hat [n BUSBIES]
BUSED	BUS, to transport by bus (a large motor vehicle) [v]
BUSES	BUS, to transport by bus (a large motor vehicle) [v]
BUSHY	covered with bushes [adj BUSHIER, BUSHIEST] / a person who lives in the bush (the wilderness) [n BUSHIES]
BUSKS	BUSK, to prepare (to put in proper condition or readiness) [v]
BUSTY	full-bosomed [adj BUSTIER, BUSTIEST]
BUTCH	being a very short haircut [adj BUTCHER, BUTCHEST] / an offensive word [n BUTCHES]
BUTEO	a hawk [n BUTEOS]
BUTOH	a style of modern Japanese dance [n BUTOHS]
BUTTE	an isolated hill [n BUTTES]
BUTTS	BUTT, to hit with the head [v]
BUTTY	a fellow workman [n BUTTIES]
BUTUT	a monetary unit of Gambia [n BUTUTS]
BUTYL	a hydrocarbon radical [n BUTYLS]
BUXOM	healthily plump [adj BUXOMER, BUXOMEST] : BUXOMLY [adv]
BUZZY	having a vibrating sound [adj BUZZIER, BUZZIEST]
BYLAW	a secondary law [n BYLAWS]
BYRES	BYRE, a cowshed (a shelter for cows) [n]
BYRLS	BYRL, to birle (to carouse (to engage in a carousal)) [v]
BYSSI	BYSSUS, a fine linen [n]
BYTES	BYTE, a group of adjacent binary digits [n]
BYWAY	a side road [n BYWAYS]
CABAL	to conspire (to plan secretly with another) [v CABALLED, CABALLING, CABALS]
CABBY	a driver of a cab [n CABBIES]
CABIN	to live in a cabin (a roughly built house) [v CABINED, CABINING, CABINS]
CABLE	to fasten with a cable (a heavy rope) [v CABLED, CABLES, CABLING]
CABOB	kabob (cubes of meat cooked on a skewer) [n CABOBS]
CACAO	a tropical tree [n CACAOS]
CACAS	CACA, excrement [n]
CACHE	to store in a hiding place [v CACHED, CACHES, CACHING]
CACTI	CACTUS, a plant native to arid regions [n]
CADDY	to caddie (to serve as a golfer's assistant) [v CADDIED, CADDIES, CADDYING]
CADGY	cheerful (full of spirits) [adj]
CAECA	CAECUM, cecum (a bodily cavity with one opening) [n]
CAFFS	CAFF, a caf (a cafeteria or cafe) [n]
CAGES	CAGE, to confine (to shut within an enclosure) [v]
CAGEY	shrewd (having keen insight) [adj CAGIER, CAGIEST]
CAHOW	a sea bird [n CAHOWS]
CAINS	CAIN, kain (a tax paid in produce or livestock) [n]
CAJON	a steep-sided canyon [n CAJONES]
CAKED	CAKE, to form into a hardened mass [v]
CAKES	CAKE, to form into a hardened mass [v]
CAKEY	tending to form lumps [adj CAKIER, CAKIEST]
CALFS	CALF, a young cow or bull [n]
CALIF	caliph (a Muslim leader) [n CALIFS]
CALIX	a cup [n CALICES, CALIXES]
CALLA	a tropical plant [n CALLAS]
CALYX	the outer protective covering of a flower [n CALYCES, CALYXES]
CAMAS	camass (a perennial herb) [n CAMASES]
CAMPI	CAMPO, a level, grassy plain [n]
CAMPO	a level, grassy plain [n CAMPOS] / an open space in a town [n CAMPI, CAMPOS]
CAMPY	comically exaggerated [adj CAMPIER, CAMPIEST]
CANAL	to dig an artificial waterway through [v CANALED, CANALING, CANALLED, CANALLING, CANALS]
CANDY	to coat with sugar [v CANDIED, CANDIES, CANDYING]
CANNA	a tropical plant [n CANNAS]
CANNY	prudent (having, showing, or exercising good judgment) [adj CANNIER, CANNIEST]
CANTY	cheerful (full of spirits) [adj]
CAPIZ	a bivalve mollusk [n CAPIZES]
CAPON	a gelded rooster [n CAPONS]
CAPUT	a head or head-like part [n CAPITA]
CARAT	a unit of weight for gems [n CARATS]
CARDS	CARD, to provide with a card (a stiff piece of paper) [v]
CAREX	a marsh plant [n CARICES]
CARGO	conveyed merchandise [n CARGOES, CARGOS]
CARLS	CARL, a peasant (a person of inferior social rank) [n]
CARNY	a carnival (a traveling amusement show) [n CARNIES]
CARRS	CARR, a marsh (a tract of low, wet land) [n]
CARRY	to convey from one place to another [v CARRIED, CARRIES, CARRYING]
CASAS	CASA, a dwelling (a place of residence) [n]
CASES	CASE, to put in a case (a container or receptacle) [v]
CATCH	to capture after pursuit [v CATCHES, CATCHING, CAUGHT]
CATTY	catlike; spiteful [adj CATTIER, CATTIEST]
CAULK	to make the seams of a ship watertight [v CAULKED, CAULKING, CAULKS]
CAULS	CAUL, a fetal membrane [n]
CAVAS	CAVA, a sparkling Spanish wine [n]
CAVED	CAVE, to hollow out [v]
CAVES	CAVE, to hollow out [v]
CAVIE	a hencoop (a cage for hens) [n CAVIES]
CAWED	CAW, to utter the sound of a crow [v]
CEASE	to stop (to discontinue the progress or motion of) [v CEASED, CEASES, CEASING]
CEBID	ceboid (one of a family of monkeys) [n CEBIDS]
CECAL	CECUM, a bodily cavity with one opening [adj]
CECUM	a bodily cavity with one opening [n CECA] : CECAL [adj], CECALLY [adv]
CEDED	CEDE, to yield (to give up) [v]
CEDES	CEDE, to yield (to give up) [v]
CEIBA	a tropical tree [n CEIBAS]
CEILI	ceilidh (an Irish or Scottish party) [n CEILIS]
CELEB	a celebrity; a famous person [n CELEBS]
CELLA	the interior of an ancient temple [n CELLAE]
CELLI	CELLO, a stringed musical instrument [n]
CELLO	a stringed musical instrument [n CELLI, CELLOS]
CELLS	CELL, to store in a honeycomb [v]
CELOM	coelom (a body cavity in some animals) [n CELOMATA, CELOMS]
CELTS	CELT, a primitive ax [n]
CENTU	CENTAS, a monetary unit of Lithuania [n]
CEORL	a freeman of low birth [n CEORLS] : CEORLISH [adj]
CEPES	CEPE, a large mushroom [n]
CETES	CETE, a group of badgers [n]
CHADS	CHAD, a scrap of paper [n]
CHAFE	to warm by rubbing [v CHAFED, CHAFES, CHAFING]
CHAFF	to poke fun at [v CHAFFED, CHAFFING, CHAFFS]
CHALK	to mark with chalk (a soft limestone) [v CHALKED, CHALKING, CHALKS]
CHAMP	to chew noisily [v CHAMPED, CHAMPING, CHAMPS]
CHANA	a snack of chick peas [n CHANAS]
CHANG	a cattie (an Asian unit of weight) [n CHANGS]
CHAOS	a state of total disorder; a confused mass [n CHAOSES] : CHAOTIC [adj]
CHARD	a variety of beet [n CHARDS]
CHARK	to char (to burn slightly) [v CHARKED, CHARKING, CHARKS]
CHARR	a small-scaled trout [n CHARRS]
CHARY	cautious (exercising prudence to avoid danger) [adj CHARIER, CHARIEST]
CHAYS	CHAY, the root of an East Indian herb [n]
CHECK	to inspect (to look carefully at or over) [v CHECKED, CHECKING, CHECKS]
CHEEK	to speak impudently to [v CHEEKED, CHEEKING, CHEEKS]
CHEEP	to chirp (to utter a short, shrill sound) [v CHEEPED, CHEEPING, CHEEPS]
CHEER	to applaud with shouts of approval [v CHEERED, CHEERING, CHEERS]
CHEFS	CHEF, to work as a chef (a chief cook) [v]
CHEMO	treatment (as of disease) with chemical agents [n CHEMOS]
CHESS	a weed [n CHESSES]
CHETH	heth (a Hebrew letter) [n CHETHS]
CHEVY	to chase about [v CHEVIED, CHEVIES, CHEVYING]
CHEWS	CHEW, to crush or grind with the teeth [v]
CHEWY	not easily chewed [adj CHEWIER, CHEWIEST]
CHIAO	a monetary unit of China [n CHIAO]
CHICA	a girl or young woman [n CHICAS]
CHICK	a young bird [n CHICKS]
CHICO	a prickly shrub [n CHICOS]
CHICS	CHIC, elegance of dress or manner [n]
CHIDE	to scold (to rebuke harshly) [v CHID, CHIDDEN, CHIDDEN, CHIDED, CHIDES, CHIDING] : CHIDINGLY [adv]
CHILD	a young person [n CHILDREN]
CHILL	cool (moderately cold) [adj CHILLER, CHILLEST] / to make cold [v CHILLED, CHILLING, CHILLS] : CHILLINGLY [adv]
CHIMB	the rim of a cask [n CHIMBS]
CHIMP	a chimpanzee [n CHIMPS]
CHINK	to fill cracks or fissures in [v CHINKED, CHINKING, CHINKS]
CHINO	a strong fabric [n CHINOS]
CHINS	CHIN, to hold with the chin (the lower part of the face) [v]
CHIPS	CHIP, to break a small piece from [v]
CHIRK	cheerful (full of spirits) [adj CHIRKER, CHIRKEST] / to make a shrill noise [v CHIRKED, CHIRKING, CHIRKS]
CHIRM	to chirp (to utter a short, shrill sound) [v CHIRMED, CHIRMING, CHIRMS]
CHIRP	to utter a short, shrill sound [v CHIRPED, CHIRPING, CHIRPS]
CHIRR	to make a harsh, vibrant sound [v CHIRRED, CHIRRING, CHIRRS]
CHIRU	a Tibetan antelope [n CHIRUS]
CHIVE	an herb used as a seasoning [n CHIVES]
CHOCK	to secure with a wedge of wood or metal [v CHOCKED, CHOCKING, CHOCKS]
CHOCS	CHOC, a chocolate [n]
CHOKE	to impede the breathing of [v CHOKED, CHOKES, CHOKING] : CHOKINGLY [adv]
CHOKY	tending to cause choking [adj CHOKIER, CHOKIEST] / a prison [n CHOKIES]
CHOMP	to champ (to chew noisily) [v CHOMPED, CHOMPING, CHOMPS]
CHONS	CHON, a monetary unit of North and South Korea [n]
CHOOK	a chicken [n CHOOKS]
CHOPS	CHOP, to sever with a sharp tool [v]
CHORD	to play a chord (a combination of three or more musical tones) [v CHORDED, CHORDING, CHORDS]
CHOTT	a saline lake [n CHOTTS]
CHOWS	CHOW, to eat (to consume food) [v]
CHUBS	CHUB, a freshwater fish [n]
CHUCK	to throw (to propel through the air with a movement of the arm) [v CHUCKED, CHUCKING, CHUCKS]
CHUFA	a European sedge [n CHUFAS]
CHUFF	gruff (low and harsh in speech) [adj CHUFFER, CHUFFEST] / to chug (to move with a dull explosive sound) [v CHUFFED, CHUFFING, CHUFFS]
CHUGS	CHUG, to move with a dull explosive sound [v]
CHUMP	to munch (to chew with a crackling sound) [v CHUMPED, CHUMPING, CHUMPS]
CHUMS	CHUM, to be close friends with someone [v]
CHUNK	to make a dull explosive sound [v CHUNKED, CHUNKING, CHUNKS]
CHURN	to stir briskly in order to make butter [v CHURNED, CHURNING, CHURNS]
CHURR	to make a vibrant sound [v CHURRED, CHURRING, CHURRS]
CHUSE	to choose (to take by preference) [v CHUSED, CHUSES, CHUSING]
CHYLE	a digestive fluid [n CHYLES] : CHYLOUS [adj]
CHYME	semi-digested food [n CHYMES]
CIBOL	a variety of onion [n CIBOLS]
CIGAR	a roll of tobacco leaf for smoking [n CIGARS]
CIGGY	ciggie (a cigarette) [n CIGGIES]
CIMEX	a bedbug (a bloodsucking insect) [n CIMICES]
CINCH	to girth (to encircle (to form a circle around)) [v CINCHED, CINCHES, CINCHING]
CINQS	CINQ, cinque (the number five) [n]
CIRCA	about; around [prep]
CIRCS	circumstances (circumstance) [n CIRCS]
CIRRI	CIRRUS, a tendril or similar part [n]
CISCO	a freshwater fish [n CISCOES, CISCOS]
CISSY	sissy (an effeminate man or boy) [n CISSIES]
CISTS	CIST, a prehistoric stone coffin [n]
CIVIC	pertaining to a city (a large town) [adj]
CIVIE	civvy (a civilian (a nonmilitary person)) [n CIVIES]
CIVIL	pertaining to citizens (a resident of a city or town) [adj]
CIVVY	a civilian (a nonmilitary person) [n CIVVIES]
CLACH	clachan (a hamlet (a small town)) [n CLACHS]
CLACK	to make an abrupt, dry sound [v CLACKED, CLACKING, CLACKS]
CLAGS	CLAG, to clog (to block up or obstruct) [v]
CLAMP	to fasten with a clamp (a securing device) [v CLAMPED, CLAMPING, CLAMPS]
CLANG	to ring loudly [v CLANGED, CLANGING, CLANGS]
CLANK	to make a sharp, metallic sound [v CLANKED, CLANKING, CLANKS] : CLANKINGLY [adv]
CLANS	CLAN, a united group of families [n]
CLAPT	CLAP, to strike one palm against the other [v]
CLASH	to conflict or disagree [v CLASHED, CLASHES, CLASHING]
CLASS	to classify (to arrange according to characteristics) [v CLASSED, CLASSES, CLASSING]
CLAWS	CLAW, to scratch with claws (sharp, curved toenails) [v]
CLEEK	to clutch (to grasp and hold tightly) [v CLAUCHT, CLEEKED, CLEEKING, CLEEKS]
CLEFS	CLEF, a musical symbol [n]
CLEFT	CLEAVE, to split or divide [v] / to insert a scion into the stock of a plant [v CLEFTED, CLEFTING, CLEFTS]
CLEGS	CLEG, a horsefly (a large fly) [n]
CLEPE	to call by name [v CLEPED, CLEPES, CLEPING, CLEPT]
CLEPT	CLEPE, to call by name [v]
CLERK	to serve as a clerk (an office worker) [v CLERKED, CLERKING, CLERKS]
CLEWS	CLEW, to roll into a ball [v]
CLICK	to make a short, sharp sound [v CLICKED, CLICKING, CLICKS]
CLIFF	a high, steep face of rock [n CLIFFS]
CLIFT	cliff (a high, steep face of rock) [n CLIFTS]
CLIMB	to ascend (to go or move upward) [v CLIMBED, CLIMBING, CLIMBS, CLOMB, CLOMB]
CLINE	a series of changes within a species [n CLINES]
CLING	to adhere closely [v CLINGING, CLINGS, CLUNG] / to make a high-pitched ringing sound [v CLINGED, CLINGING, CLINGS, CLUNG]
CLINK	to make a soft, sharp, ringing sound [v CLINKED, CLINKING, CLINKS]
CLIPS	CLIP, to trim by cutting [v]
CLIPT	CLIP, to trim by cutting [v]
CLITS	CLIT, an offensive word [n]
CLOAK	to conceal (to keep from sight or discovery) [v CLOAKED, CLOAKING, CLOAKS]
CLOCK	to time with a stopwatch [v CLOCKED, CLOCKING, CLOCKS]
CLOGS	CLOG, to block up or obstruct [v]
CLOMB	CLIMB, to ascend (to go or move upward) [v]
CLOMP	to walk heavily and clumsily [v CLOMPED, CLOMPING, CLOMPS]
CLONE	to reproduce by asexual means [v CLONED, CLONES, CLONING]
CLONK	to make a dull thumping sound [v CLONKED, CLONKING, CLONKS]
CLONS	CLON, a group of asexually derived organisms [n]
CLOOT	a cloven hoof [n CLOOTS]
CLOPS	CLOP, to make the sound of a hoof striking pavement [v]
CLOTH	fabric (a woven, felted, or knitted material) [n CLOTHS]
CLOUR	to knock or bump [v CLOURED, CLOURING, CLOURS]
CLOUT	to hit with the hand [v CLOUTED, CLOUTING, CLOUTS]
CLOVE	a spice [n CLOVES] / CLEAVE, to split or divide [v]
CLOWN	to act like a clown (a humorous performer) [v CLOWNED, CLOWNING, CLOWNS]
CLOYS	CLOY, to gratify beyond desire [v]
CLOZE	a test of reading comprehension [n CLOZES]
CLUBS	CLUB, to form a club (an organized group of persons) [v]
CLUCK	to make the sound of a hen [v CLUCKED, CLUCKING, CLUCKS]
CLUMP	to form into a thick mass [v CLUMPED, CLUMPING, CLUMPS]
CLUNG	CLING, to adhere closely [v]
CLUNK	to thump (to strike so as to make a dull, heavy sound) [v CLUNKED, CLUNKING, CLUNKS]
COACH	to tutor or train [v COACHED, COACHES, COACHING]
COACT	to act together [v COACTED, COACTING, COACTS]
COADY	a sauce made from molasses [n COADIES, COADYS]
COALA	koala (an Australian mammal) [n COALAS]
COALY	containing coal [adj COALIER, COALIEST]
COATI	a tropical mammal [n COATIS]
COBBS	COBB, a seagull (a gull frequenting the sea) [n]
COBBY	stocky (having a short, thick body) [adj COBBIER, COBBIEST]
COBIA	a large game fish [n COBIAS]
COBLE	a small fishing boat [n COBLES]
COCAS	COCA, a South American shrub [n]
COCCI	COCCUS, a spherical bacterium [n]
COCKS	COCK, to tilt to one side [v]
COCKY	arrogantly self-confident [adj COCKIER, COCKIEST] / a cockatoo (a parrot) [n COCKIES]
COCOA	chocolate [n COCOAS]
COCOS	COCO, a tall palm tree [n]
CODAS	CODA, a passage at the end of a musical composition [n]
CODEC	an integrated circuit [n CODECS]
CODED	CODE, to convert into symbols [v]
COHOE	coho (a small salmon) [n COHOES]
COHOG	a quahog (an edible clam) [n COHOGS]
COHOS	COHO, a small salmon [n]
COIFS	COIF, to style the hair [v]
COIRS	COIR, a fiber obtained from coconut husks [n]
COKED	COKE, to change into a carbon fuel [v]
COKES	COKE, to change into a carbon fuel [v]
COLBY	a mild cheese [n COLBIES, COLBYS]
COLIC	acute abdominal pain [n COLICS]
COLLY	to blacken with coal dust [v COLLIED, COLLIES, COLLYING]
COLOG	the logarithm of the reciprocal of a number [n COLOGS]
COLON	a monetary unit of Costa Rica [n COLONES, COLONS] / a section of the large intestine [n COLONS]
COLOR	to give color (a visual attribute of objects) to [v COLORED, COLORING, COLORS]
COLZA	a plant of the cabbage family [n COLZAS]
COMAL	comose (bearing a tuft of silky hairs) [adj]
COMBE	a narrow valley [n COMBES]
COMBI	a machine having a combined function [n COMBIS]
COMBS	COMB, to arrange or clean with a comb (a toothed instrument) [v]
COMER	one showing great promise [n COMERS]
COMES	COME, to move toward something or someone [v]
COMFY	comfortable [adj COMFIER, COMFIEST] : COMFILY [adv]
COMIC	a comedian (a humorous entertainer) [n COMICS]
COMIX	comic books or strips [n COMIX]
COMMA	a fragment of a few words or feet in ancient prosody [n COMMAS, COMMATA]
COMMO	communication [n COMMOS]
COMMS	COMM, communication [n]
COMMY	commie (a communist) [n COMMIES]
COMPO	a mixed substance [n COMPOS]
COMPS	COMP, to play a jazz accompaniment [v]
COMPT	to count (to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total) [v COMPTED, COMPTING, COMPTS]
CONCH	a marine mollusk [n CONCHES, CONCHS]
CONEY	cony (a rabbit) [n CONEYS]
CONGA	to perform a conga (Latin-American dance) [v CONGAED, CONGAING, CONGAS]
CONGE	permission to depart [n CONGES]
CONIC	a geometric curve [n CONICS]
CONIN	coniine (a poisonous alkaloid) [n CONINS]
CONKY	full of a tree fungus [adj]
CONNS	CONN, to direct the steering of a ship [v]
CONTO	a Portuguese money of account [n CONTOS]
COOCH	a sinuous dance [n COOCHES]
COOED	COO, to make the sound of a dove [v]
COOEE	to cry out shrilly [v COOEED, COOEEING, COOEES]
COOER	one that coos (to make the sound of a dove) [n COOERS]
COOEY	to cooee (to cry out shrilly) [v COOEYED, COOEYING, COOEYS]
COOFS	COOF, a dolt (a stupid person) [n]
COOKY	cookie (a small, flat cake) [n COOKIES]
COOLY	coolie (a laborer in or from the Far East) [n COOLIES]
COONS	COON, a raccoon (a carnivorous mammal) [n]
COOPT	to elect or appoint [v COOPTED, COOPTING, COOPTS]
COPAL	a resin [n COPALS]
COPAY	a fee required by a health insurer to be paid by the patient [n COPAYS]
COPED	COPE, to contend or strive [v]
COPER	a horse dealer [n COPERS]
COPRA	dried coconut meat [n COPRAS]
COPSY	COPSE, a coppice [adj]
COQUI	a small arboreal frog [n COQUIS]
CORBY	corbie (a raven or crow) [n CORBIES]
CORIA	CORIUM, a skin layer [n]
CORMS	CORM, a stem of certain plants [n]
CORNU	a hornlike bone formation [n CORNUA] : CORNUAL [adj]
COSEY	a covering for a teapot [n COSEYS]
COSIE	cosey (a covering for a teapot) [n COSIES]
COTED	COTE, to pass by [v]
COTTA	a short surplice [n COTTAE, COTTAS]
COUCH	to put into words [v COUCHED, COUCHES, COUCHING]
COUGH	to expel air from the lungs noisily [v COUGHED, COUGHING, COUGHS]
COUNT	to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total [v COUNTED, COUNTING, COUNTS]
COUPE	an automobile with two doors [n COUPES]
COUPS	COUP, to overturn (to turn over) [v]
COURT	to woo (to seek the affection of) [v COURTED, COURTING, COURTS]
COVED	COVE, to curve over or inward [v]
COVEN	a group of witches [n COVENS]
COVER	to place something over or upon [v COVERED, COVERING, COVERS]
COVET	to desire greatly [v COVETED, COVETING, COVETS] : COVETINGLY [adv]
COVEY	a flock of birds [n COVEYS]
COVIN	a conspiracy to defraud [n COVINS]
COWED	COW, to intimidate [v]
COWER	to cringe (to shrink in fear) [v COWERED, COWERING, COWERS]
COWRY	a glossy seashell [n COWRIES]
COXAE	COXA, the hip or hip joint [n]
COXAL	COXA, the hip or hip joint [adj]
COXES	COX, to coxswain (to direct (a crew) as coxswain) [v]
COYAU	a steep roof design [n COYAUS]
COYER	COY, shy (timid (lacking courage or self-confidence)) [adj]
COYLY	in a coy (shy (timid (lacking courage or self-confidence))) manner [adv]
COYPU	an aquatic rodent [n COYPUS]
COZEN	to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v COZENED, COZENING, COZENS]
COZES	COZ, a cousin (a child of one's aunt or uncle) [n]
COZEY	a cover for a teapot [n COZEYS]
COZIE	a cozey (a cover for a teapot) [n COZIES]
CRAAL	to kraal (to pen in a type of enclosure) [v CRAALED, CRAALING, CRAALS]
CRACK	to break without dividing into parts [v CRACKED, CRACKING, CRACKS]
CRAFT	to make by hand [v CRAFTED, CRAFTING, CRAFTS]
CRAMP	to restrain or confine [v CRAMPED, CRAMPING, CRAMPS]
CRANK	lively (full of energy) [adj CRANKER, CRANKEST] / to start manually [v CRANKED, CRANKING, CRANKS]
CRAWL	to move with the body on or near the ground [v CRAWLED, CRAWLING, CRAWLS]
CRAWS	CRAW, the stomach of an animal [n]
CRAZE	to make insane [v CRAZED, CRAZES, CRAZING]
CRAZY	insane (mentally unsound) [adj CRAZIER, CRAZIEST] : CRAZILY [adv] / a crazy person [n CRAZIES]
CREDS	CRED, credibility [n]
CREEK	a watercourse smaller than a river [n CREEKS]
CREEL	to put fish in a creel (a fish basket) [v CREELED, CREELING, CREELS]
CREME	cream [n CREMES]
CREPT	CREEP, to crawl (to move with the body on or near the ground) [v]
CREPY	crepey (crinkly (crinkled)) [adj CREPIER, CREPIEST]
CRESS	a plant used in salads [n CRESSES] : CRESSY [adj]
CRIBS	CRIB, to confine closely [v]
CRICK	to cause a spasm of the neck [v CRICKED, CRICKING, CRICKS]
CRIME	a violation of the law [n CRIMES]
CRIMP	to pleat (to fold in an even manner) [v CRIMPED, CRIMPING, CRIMPS]
CRITS	CRIT, criticism [n]
CROAK	to utter a low, hoarse sound [v CROAKED, CROAKING, CROAKS]
CROCI	CROCUS, a flowering plant [n]
CROCK	to soil (to make dirty) [v CROCKED, CROCKING, CROCKS]
CROCS	CROC, a crocodile [n]
CROFT	to farm on a small tenant farm [v CROFTED, CROFTING, CROFTS]
CROOK	sick (affected with disease or ill health) [adj CROOKER, CROOKEST] / to bend (to curve (to deviate from straightness)) [v CROOKED, CROOKING, CROOKS]
CROON	to sing softly [v CROONED, CROONING, CROONS]
CROSS	ill-tempered [adj CROSSER, CROSSEST] / to intersect [v CROSSED, CROSSES, CROSSING]
CROUP	a disease of the throat [n CROUPS]
CROWD	to press into an insufficient space [v CROWDED, CROWDING, CROWDS]
CROWN	to supply with a crown (a royal headpiece) [v CROWNED, CROWNING, CROWNS]
CROWS	CROW, to boast (to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds)) [v]
CROZE	a tool used in barrel-making [n CROZES]
CRUCK	a curved roof timber [n CRUCKS]
CRUFT	technical material that is redundant, old, or inferior [n CRUFTS]
CRUMB	to break into crumbs (small pieces) [v CRUMBED, CRUMBING, CRUMBS]
CRUMP	to crunch (to chew with a crackling sound) [v CRUMPED, CRUMPING, CRUMPS]
CRUNK	a type of rap music [n CRUNKS]
CRUOR	clotted blood [n CRUORS]
CRURA	CRUS, CRU, a grade or class of wine [n]
CRUSH	to press or squeeze out of shape [v CRUSHED, CRUSHES, CRUSHING] : CRUSHINGLY [adv]
CRWTH	an ancient stringed musical instrument [n CRWTHS]
CRYER	crier (one that cries (to weep)) [n CRYERS]
CRYPT	a burial vault [n CRYPTS] : CRYPTAL [adj]
CUBBY	a small, enclosed space [n CUBBIES]
CUBEB	a woody vine [n CUBEBS]
CUBED	CUBE, to form into a cube (a regular solid) [v]
CUBER	one that cubes (to form into a cube (a regular solid)) [n CUBERS]
CUBES	CUBE, to form into a cube (a regular solid) [v]
CUBIC	a mathematical equation or expression [n CUBICS]
CUBIT	an ancient measure of length [n CUBITS] : CUBITAL [adj]
CUDDY	a donkey (the domestic ass) [n CUDDIES]
CUING	CUE, to give a signal to an actor [v]
CUISH	cuisse (a piece of armor for the thigh) [n CUISHES]
CUKES	CUKE, a cucumber (a garden vegetable) [n]
CULCH	an oyster bed [n CULCHES]
CULET	a piece of armor for the lower back [n CULETS]
CULEX	a mosquito (a winged insect) [n CULEXES, CULICES]
CULLY	to trick (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v CULLIED, CULLIES, CULLYING]
CULMS	CULM, to form a hollow stem [v]
CULPA	negligence for which one is liable [n CULPAE]
CULTI	CULTUS, a cult (a group of zealous devotees) [n]
CULTS	CULT, a group of zealous devotees [n]
CUPEL	to refine gold or silver in a cuplike vessel [v CUPELED, CUPELING, CUPELLED, CUPELLING, CUPELS]
CUPPA	a cup of tea [n CUPPAS]
CUPPY	cuplike (resembling a cup) [adj CUPPIER, CUPPIEST]
CURCH	a kerchief (a cloth worn as a head covering) [n CURCHES]
CURDY	curdled [adj CURDIER, CURDIEST]
CURIO	an unusual art object [n CURIOS]
CURLS	CURL, to form into ringlets [v]
CURLY	tending to curl [adj CURLIER, CURLIEST] : CURLILY [adv]
CURNS	CURN, grain [n]
CURRS	CURR, to purr (to utter a low, vibrant sound) [v]
CURRY	to prepare leather for use or sale [v CURRIED, CURRIES, CURRYING]
CURVE	to deviate from straightness [v CURVED, CURVES, CURVING] : CURVEDLY [adv]
CURVY	curved [adj CURVIER, CURVIEST]
CUSEC	a volumetric unit of flow of liquids [n CUSECS]
CUSHY	easy (not difficult) [adj CUSHIER, CUSHIEST]
CUSSO	an Ethiopian tree [n CUSSOS]
CUTCH	catechu (a resin used in tanning) [n CUTCHES]
CUTEY	cutie (a cute person) [n CUTEYS]
CUTIE	a cute person [n CUTIES]
CUTTY	a thickset girl [n CUTTIES]
CUTUP	a mischievous person [n CUTUPS]
CUVEE	wine blended in casks [n CUVEES]
CUZES	CUZ, a cousin (a child of one's aunt or uncle) [n]
CYANO	pertaining to cyanogen (a reactive compound of carbon and nitrogen) [adj]
CYANS	CYAN, a blue color [n]
CYBER	pertaining to computers (a machine that computes automatically) [adj]
CYCAD	a tropical plant [n CYCADS]
CYCAS	a tropical plant [n CYCASES]
CYCLE	to ride a bicycle [v CYCLED, CYCLES, CYCLING]
CYCLO	a three-wheeled motor vehicle [n CYCLOS]
CYLIX	kylix (a drinking vessel) [n CYLICES]
CYMAE	CYMA, a curved molding [n]
CYMAR	simar (a woman's light jacket or robe) [n CYMARS]
CYMAS	CYMA, a curved molding [n]
CYMES	CYME, a flower cluster [n]
CYMOL	cymene (a hydrocarbon) [n CYMOLS]
CYNIC	a cynical person [n CYNICS]
CYSTS	CYST, a sac (a pouch-shaped structure in an animal or plant) [n]
CYTON	the body of a nerve cell [n CYTONS]
CZARS	CZAR, an emperor or king [n]
DACHA	a Russian cottage [n DACHAS]
DADAS	DADA, an artistic and literary movement [n]
DADDY	father [n DADDIES]
DADOS	DADO, to set into a groove [v]
DAFFS	DAFF, to thrust aside [v]
DAFFY	silly (showing a lack of good sense) [adj DAFFIER, DAFFIEST] : DAFFILY [adv]
DAGGA	marijuana [n DAGGAS]
DAILY	a newspaper published every weekday [n DAILIES]
DALLY	to waste time [v DALLIED, DALLIES, DALLYING]
DAMNS	DAMN, to curse (to wish evil upon) [v]
DAMPS	DAMP, to lessen in intensity [v]
DANDY	fine (excellent) [adj DANDIER, DANDIEST] / a man who is overly concerned about his appearance [n DANDIES]
DANGS	DANG, to damn (to curse (to wish evil upon)) [v]
DANIO	an aquarium fish [n DANIOS]
DARKS	DARK, to darken (to make dark) [v]
DASHI	a fish broth [n DASHIS]
DATED	DATE, to determine or record the date of [v]
DATTO	a Philippine tribal chief [n DATTOS]
DATUM	something used as a basis for calculating [n DATA, DATUMS]
DAUBE	a braised meat stew [n DAUBES]
DAUBY	smeary (smeared) [adj DAUBIER, DAUBIEST]
DAUNT	to intimidate [v DAUNTED, DAUNTING, DAUNTS] : DAUNTINGLY [adv]
DAVIT	a hoisting device on a ship [n DAVITS]
DAWKS	DAWK, dak (transportation by relays of men and horses) [n]
DAWTS	DAWT, to daut (to fondle (to caress (to touch lovingly))) [v]
DEADS	DEAD, the period of greatest intensity [n]
DEBTS	DEBT, something that is owed [n]
DEBYE	a unit of measure for electric dipole moments [n DEBYES]
DECAY	to decompose [v DECAYED, DECAYING, DECAYS]
DECKS	DECK, to adorn (to add something to for the purpose of making more attractive) [v]
DEEDS	DEED, to transfer by deed (a legal document) [v]
DEEDY	industrious [adj DEEDIER, DEEDIEST]
DEFIS	DEFI, a challenge [n]
DEFOG	to remove fog from [v DEFOGGED, DEFOGGING, DEFOGS]
DEGUM	to free from gum [v DEGUMMED, DEGUMMING, DEGUMS]
DEICE	to free from ice [v DEICED, DEICES, DEICING]
DEITY	a god or goddess [n DEITIES]
DEKED	DEKE, to fake an opponent out of position [v]
DEKKO	a look [n DEKKOS]
DELED	DELE, to delete (to remove written or printed matter) [v]
DELFS	DELF, delft (an earthenware) [n]
DELFT	an earthenware [n DELFTS]
DELLS	DELL, a small, wooded valley [n]
DELLY	deli (a delicatessen) [n DELLIES]
DELTS	DELT, a deltoid (a shoulder muscle) [n]
DEMOB	to discharge from military service [v DEMOBBED, DEMOBBING, DEMOBS]
DEMOI	DEMOS, the people of an ancient Greek state [n] / pl. of demos [n]
DEOXY	having less oxygen than the compound from which it is derived [adj]
DEPTH	deepness (the quality of being deep (extending far down from a surface)) [n DEPTHS]
DERBY	a type of hat [n DERBIES]
DERMS	DERM, derma (a layer of the skin) [n]
DETOX	to detoxify (to remove a toxin from) [v DETOXED, DETOXES, DETOXING]
DEWED	DEW, to wet with dew (condensed moisture) [v]
DEXIE	a tablet of dex [n DEXIES]
DHAKS	DHAK, an Asian tree [n]
DHIKR	a Sufi religious ceremony [n DHIKRS]
DHOBI	a person who does laundry in India [n DHOBIS]
DHOLL	dal (a dish of lentils and spices in India) [n DHOLLS] (2018)
DHOTI	a loincloth worn by Hindu men [n DHOTIS]
DHOWS	DHOW, an Arabian sailing vessel [n]
DHUTI	dhoti (a loincloth worn by Hindu men) [n DHUTIS]
DIALS	DIAL, to manipulate a calibrated disk [v]
DICED	DICE, to cut into small cubes [v]
DICEY	dangerous [adj DICIER, DICIEST]
DICKS	DICK, a detective [n]
DICKY	poor in condition [adj DICKIER, DICKIEST] / dickey (a blouse front) [n DICKIES]
DICOT	a plant with two seed leaves [n DICOTS]
DICTA	DICTUM, an authoritative statement [n]
DICTY	snobbish (characteristic of a snob) [adj DICTIER, DICTIEST]
DIDIE	didy (a diaper) [n DIDIES]
DIDOS	DIDO, a mischievous act [n]
DIDST	DO, to begin and carry through to completion [v]
DIENE	a chemical compound [n DIENES]
DIFFS	DIFF, a difference [n]
DIGHT	to adorn (to add something to for the purpose of making more attractive) [v DIGHTED, DIGHTING, DIGHTS]
DIGIT	a finger or toe [n DIGITS]
DIKED	DIKE, to furnish with an embankment [v]
DILDO	an object used as a penis substitute [n DILDOS]
DILLS	DILL, an annual herb [n]
DIMLY	in a dim (obscure (dark or indistinct)) manner [adv]
DINER	one that dines (to eat dinner) [n DINERS]
DINGS	DING, to ring (to form a ring (a circular band) around) [v]
DINKY	small (of limited size or quantity) [adj DINKIER, DINKIEST] / dinkey (a small locomotive) [n DINKIES]
DINOS	DINO, a dinosaur (one of a group of extinct reptiles) [n]
DINTS	DINT, to dent (to make a depression in) [v]
DIODE	a type of electron tube [n DIODES]
DIPPY	foolish (lacking good sense or judgment) [adj DIPPIER, DIPPIEST]
DIPSO	a person who craves alcoholic liquors [n DIPSOS]
DIRAM	a monetary unit of Tajikistan [n DIRAMS]
DIRKS	DIRK, to stab with a small knife [v]
DIRLS	DIRL, to tremble (to shake involuntarily) [v]
DIRTS	DIRT, earth or soil [n]
DIRTY	unclean (not clean (free from dirt or stain)) [adj DIRTIER, DIRTIEST] : DIRTILY [adv] / to make dirty [v DIRTIED, DIRTIES, DIRTYING]
DISCI	DISCUS, a disk hurled in athletic competition [n]
DISCS	DISC, to disk (to break up land with a type of farm implement) [v]
DISHY	attractive [adj DISHIER, DISHIEST]
DITCH	to dig a long, narrow excavation in the ground [v DITCHED, DITCHES, DITCHING]
DITSY	silly, eccentric [adj DITSIER, DITSIEST]
DITTO	to repeat (to say or do again) [v DITTOED, DITTOING, DITTOS]
DITTY	a short, simple song [n DITTIES]
DITZY	ditsy (silly, eccentric) [adj DITZIER, DITZIEST]
DIVAS	DIVA, a distinguished female operatic singer [n]
DIVED	DIVE, to plunge headfirst into water [v]
DIVOT	a piece of turf [n DIVOTS]
DIVVY	to divide (to separate into parts, areas, or groups) [v DIVVIED, DIVVIES, DIVVYING]
DIWAN	dewan (an official in India) [n DIWANS]
DIXIT	a statement [n DIXITS]
DIZEN	to dress in fine clothes [v DIZENED, DIZENING, DIZENS]
DIZZY	having a sensation of whirling [adj DIZZIER, DIZZIEST] : DIZZILY [adv] / to make dizzy [v DIZZIED, DIZZIES, DIZZYING] : DIZZYINGLY [adv]
DJINN	DJINNI, jinni (jinn (jinn)) [n] / DJINNY, jinni (jinn (jinn)) [n] / jinni (jinn (jinn)) [n DJINNS]
DJINS	DJIN, jinni (jinn (jinn)) [n]
DOBBY	a fool [n DOBBIES]
DOBIE	adobe (an unburnt, sun-dried brick) [n DOBIES]
DOBLA	a former gold coin of Spain [n DOBLAS]
DOCKS	DOCK, to bring into a dock (a wharf) [v]
DODGE	to evade (to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit) [v DODGED, DODGES, DODGING]
DODGY	evasive (tending to evade) [adj DODGIER, DODGIEST]
DODOS	DODO, an extinct flightless bird [n]
DOETH	DO, to begin and carry through to completion [v]
DOFFS	DOFF, to take off [v]
DOGES	DOGE, the chief magistrate in the former republics of Venice and Genoa [n]
DOGEY	dogie (a stray calf) [n DOGEYS]
DOGGO	in hiding [adv]
DOGGY	resembling or suggestive of a dog [adj DOGGIER, DOGGIEST] / a small dog [n DOGGIES]
DOGMA	a principle or belief put forth as authoritative [n DOGMAS, DOGMATA] : DOGMATIC [adj]
DOILY	a small napkin [n DOILIES]
DOJOS	DOJO, a school that teaches judo or karate [n]
DOLCI	DOLCE, a soft-toned organ stop [n]
DOLED	DOLE, to distribute in small portions [v]
DOLLS	DOLL, to dress stylishly [v]
DOLLY	to move on a wheeled platform [v DOLLIED, DOLLIES, DOLLYING]
DOLTS	DOLT, a stupid person [n]
DOMED	DOME, to cover with a dome (a rounded roof) [v]
DOMIC	domical (shaped like a dome) [adj]
DONAS	DONA, a Spanish lady [n]
DONEE	a recipient of a gift [n DONEES]
DONGS	DONG, to make a deep sound like that of a large bell [v]
DONNA	an Italian lady [n DONNAS, DONNE]
DONNE	DONNA, an Italian lady [n]
DONUT	doughnut (a ring-shaped cake) [n DONUTS]
DOOBS	DOOB, a doobie (a marijuana cigarette) [n]
DOODY	feces (bodily waste discharged through the anus) [n DOODIES]
DOOLY	doolee (a stretcher for the sick or wounded) [n DOOLIES]
DOOZY	an extraordinary one of its kind [n DOOZIES]
DOPED	DOPE, to give a narcotic to [v]
DOPEY	lethargic; stupid [adj DOPIER, DOPIEST] : DOPILY [adv]
DORKS	DORK, a stupid or foolish person [n]
DORKY	stupid, foolish [adj DORKIER, DORKIEST]
DORMS	DORM, a dormitory [n]
DORMY	dormie (being ahead by as many holes in golf as remain to be played) [adj]
DORRS	DORR, dor (a black European beetle) [n]
DORTY	sullen (showing a brooding ill humor or resentment) [adj]
DOSED	DOSE, to give a specified quantity of medicine to [v]
DOSES	DOSE, to give a specified quantity of medicine to [v]
DOTAL	pertaining to a dowry (the money or property a wife brings to her husband at marriage) [adj]
DOTED	DOTE, to show excessive affection [v]
DOTTY	crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj DOTTIER, DOTTIEST]
DOUBT	to be uncertain about [v DOUBTED, DOUBTING, DOUBTS] : DOUBTINGLY [adv]
DOUGH	a flour mixture [n DOUGHS]
DOUMA	duma (a Russian council) [n DOUMAS]
DOURA	durra (a cereal grain) [n DOURAS]
DOUSE	to plunge into water [v DOUSED, DOUSES, DOUSING]
DOUTS	DOUT, to extinguish (as a fire) [v]
DOVES	DOVE, a bird of the pigeon family [n]
DOWDY	lacking in stylishness or neatness [adj DOWDIER, DOWDIEST] : DOWDILY [adv], DOWDYISH [adj] / a dowdy woman [n DOWDIES]
DOWED	DOW, to prosper (to be successful or fortunate) [v]
DOWIE	dreary (dismal (cheerless and depressing)) [adj]
DOWNS	DOWN, to cause to fall [v]
DOWNY	soft (yielding readily to pressure) [adj DOWNIER, DOWNIEST]
DOYEN	the senior member of a group [n DOYENS]
DOYLY	doily (a small napkin) [n DOYLIES]
DOZED	DOZE, to sleep lightly [v]
DOZER	one that dozes (to sleep lightly) [n DOZERS]
DOZES	DOZE, to sleep lightly [v]
DRAFF	the damp remains of malt after brewing [n DRAFFS]
DRAFT	to conscript for military service [v DRAFTED, DRAFTING, DRAFTS]
DRAMS	DRAM, to tipple (to drink alcoholic beverages) [v]
DRANK	DRINK, to swallow liquid [v]
DRAWL	to speak slowly with vowels greatly prolonged [v DRAWLED, DRAWLING, DRAWLS] : DRAWLINGLY [adv]
DRAWN	DRAW, to move by pulling [v]
DRECK	rubbish [n DRECKS] : DRECKISH [adj]
DREGS	DREG, the sediment of liquors [n]
DREKS	DREK, dreck (rubbish) [n]
DRESS	to put clothes on [v DRESSED, DRESSES, DRESSING, DREST]
DREST	DRESS, to put clothes on [v]
DRIFT	to move along in a current [v DRIFTED, DRIFTING, DRIFTS] : DRIFTINGLY [adv]
DRILL	to bore a hole in [v DRILLED, DRILLING, DRILLS]
DRILY	dryly (in a dry (having no moisture) manner) [adv]
DRINK	to swallow liquid [v DRANK, DRINKING, DRINKS, DRUNK, DRUNK]
DRIPS	DRIP, to fall in drops [v]
DRIPT	DRIP, to fall in drops [v]
DROID	an android (a synthetic man) [n DROIDS]
DROIT	a legal right [n DROITS]
DROKE	a grove of trees [n DROKES]
DROLL	comical (funny (causing laughter or amusement)) [adj DROLLER, DROLLEST] / to jest (to joke (to say something amusing)) [v DROLLED, DROLLING, DROLLS]
DROOP	to hang downward [v DROOPED, DROOPING, DROOPS] : DROOPINGLY [adv]
DROPT	DROP, to fall in drops (globules) [v]
DROUK	to drench (to wet thoroughly) [v DROUKED, DROUKING, DROUKS]
DROWN	to suffocate in water [v DROWNED, DROWNING, DROWNS]
DRUGS	DRUG, to affect with a drug (a medicinal substance) [v]
DRUID	one of an ancient Celtic order of priests [n DRUIDS] : DRUIDIC [adj]
DRUMS	DRUM, to beat a drum (a percussion instrument) [v]
DRUNK	intoxicated [adj DRUNKER, DRUNKEST] / a drunken person [n DRUNKS] / DRINK, to swallow liquid [v]
DRYAD	a nymph of the woods [n DRYADES, DRYADS] : DRYADIC [adj]
DRYLY	in a dry (having no moisture) manner [adv]
DUADS	DUAD, a pair [n]
DUCAT	any of several gold coins formerly used in Europe [n DUCATS]
DUCES	DUCE, a leader (one that leads or guides) [n]
DUCHY	the domain of a duke [n DUCHIES]
DUCKS	DUCK, to lower quickly [v]
DUCKY	excellent [adj DUCKIER, DUCKIEST] / a darling (a much-loved person) [n DUCKIES]
DUCTS	DUCT, to convey through a duct (a tubular passage) [v]
DUDDY	duddie (ragged (tattered)) [adj]
DUDED	DUDE, to dress up in flashy clothes [v]
DUDES	DUDE, to dress up in flashy clothes [v]
DUETS	DUET, to perform a duet (a musical composition for two) [v]
DUFFS	DUFF, to mishit a ball in golf [v]
DUFUS	doofus (a stupid or foolish person) [n DUFUSES]
DUITS	DUIT, doit (a former Dutch coin) [n]
DUKED	DUKE, to fight (to attempt to defeat an adversary) [v]
DUKES	DUKE, to fight (to attempt to defeat an adversary) [v]
DULIA	veneration of saints [n DULIAS]
DULLS	DULL, to make less sharp [v]
DULLY	in a dull (mentally slow) manner [adv]
DUMBO	a stupid person [n DUMBOS]
DUMBS	DUMB, to make silent [v]
DUMKA	a Slavic folk ballad [n DUMKAS, DUMKY]
DUMKY	DUMKA, a Slavic folk ballad [n]
DUMMY	to make a representation of [v DUMMIED, DUMMIES, DUMMYING]
DUMPS	DUMP, to let fall heavily [v]
DUMPY	short and thick [adj DUMPIER, DUMPIEST]
DUNCE	a stupid person [n DUNCES] : DUNCICAL [adj], DUNCISH [adj]
DUNCH	a push [n DUNCHES]
DUNGS	DUNG, to fertilize with manure [v]
DUNGY	filthy (offensively dirty) [adj DUNGIER, DUNGIEST]
DUNKS	DUNK, to dip into liquid [v]
DUNNO	do not know [v]
DUNTS	DUNT, to strike with a heavy blow [v]
DUOMO	a cathedral [n DUOMI, DUOMOS]
DUPED	DUPE, to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v]
DURAL	of the dura mater (a brain membrane) [adj]
DURAS	DURA, durra (a cereal grain) [n]
DURRA	a cereal grain [n DURRAS]
DURRS	DURR, durra (a cereal grain) [n]
DURUM	a kind of wheat [n DURUMS]
DUSKS	DUSK, to become dark [v]
DUSKY	somewhat dark [adj DUSKIER, DUSKIEST] : DUSKILY [adv]
DUTCH	with each person paying for himself [adv]
DUVET	a down-filled bed covering [n DUVETS]
DWARF	extremely small [adj DWARFER, DWARFEST] / an extremely small person [n DWARFS, DWARVES] / to cause to appear small [v DWARFED, DWARFING, DWARFS]
DWELL	to reside (to dwell permanently or continuously) [v DWELLED, DWELLING, DWELLS, DWELT]
DWELT	DWELL, to reside (to dwell permanently or continuously) [v]
DYADS	DYAD, a pair of units [n]
DYERS	DYER, one that dyes (to treat with a dye (a coloring matter)) [n]
DYKED	DYKE, to dike (to furnish with an embankment) [v]
DYNEL	a synthetic fiber [n DYNELS]
DYNES	DYNE, a unit of force [n]
EARED	having ears [adj] / EAR, to form the fruiting head of a cereal [v]
EASES	EASE, to give rest or relief to [v]
EAVES	EAVE, the lower projecting edge of a roof [n]
EBBED	EBB, to recede (to move back or away) [v]
EBBET	a common green newt [n EBBETS]
EBOOK	a device for reading books in electronic format [n EBOOKS]
ECHED	ECHE, to increase (to make or become greater) [v]
ECHES	ECHE, to increase (to make or become greater) [v]
EDGED	EDGE, to provide with an edge (a bounding or dividing line) [v]
EDUCT	something educed [n EDUCTS]
EEJIT	an idiot (a mentally deficient person) [n EEJITS]
EENSY	tiny (very small) [adj EENSIER, EENSIEST]
EERIE	weird (mysteriously strange) [adj EERIER, EERIEST] : EERILY [adv]
EGGED	EGG, to incite or urge [v]
EGGER	a kind of moth [n EGGERS]
EIDER	a large sea duck [n EIDERS]
EIDOS	an essence (a fundamental nature or quality) [n EIDE]
EIGHT	a number [n EIGHTS]
EJECT	to throw out forcibly [v EJECTED, EJECTING, EJECTS]
EJIDO	a piece of land farmed communally in Mexico [n EJIDOS]
EKING	EKE, to supplement with great effort [v]
EKKAS	EKKA, a one-horse vehicle of India [n]
ELDER	OLD, living or existing for a relatively long time [adj] / an older person [n ELDERS]
ELECT	to select by vote for an office [v ELECTED, ELECTING, ELECTS]
ELEGY	a mournful poem for one who is dead [n ELEGIES]
ELEMI	a fragrant resin [n ELEMIS]
ELFIN	an elf (a small, often mischievous fairy) [n ELFINS]
ELITE	a socially superior group [n ELITES]
ELOPE	to run off secretly to be married [v ELOPED, ELOPES, ELOPING]
ELUDE	to evade (to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit) [v ELUDED, ELUDES, ELUDING]
ELUTE	to remove by means of a solvent [v ELUTED, ELUTES, ELUTING]
ELVEN	resembling an elf (a small, often mischievous fairy) [adj]
ELVES	ELF, a small, often mischievous fairy [n]
EMBED	to fix firmly into a surrounding mass [v EMBEDDED, EMBEDDING, EMBEDS]
EMBOW	to arch (to bend like an arch (a curved structure spanning an opening)) [v EMBOWED, EMBOWING, EMBOWS]
EMCEE	to serve as master of ceremonies [v EMCEED, EMCEEING, EMCEES]
EMEER	emir (an Arab chieftain or prince) [n EMEERS]
EMEND	to correct (to make free from error) [v EMENDED, EMENDING, EMENDS]
EMERY	a granular corundum [n EMERIES]
EMEUS	EMEU, emu (a large, flightless bird) [n]
EMMER	a type of wheat (a cereal grass) [n EMMERS]
EMMET	an ant (a small insect) [n EMMETS]
EMMYS	EMMY, a trademark [n]
EMOJI	a modern digital ideogram [n EMOJIS] (2018)
EMOTE	to express emotion in an exaggerated manner [v EMOTED, EMOTES, EMOTING]
EMPTY	containing nothing (the absence of all quantity or magnitude) [adj EMPTIER, EMPTIEST] / to remove the contents of [v EMPTIED, EMPTIES, EMPTYING]
EMYDE	emyd (a freshwater tortoise) [n EMYDES]
EMYDS	EMYD, a freshwater tortoise [n]
ENACT	to make into a law [v ENACTED, ENACTING, ENACTS]
ENDED	END, to terminate [v]
ENDER	one that ends something [n ENDERS]
ENEMA	a liquid injected into the rectum [n ENEMAS, ENEMATA]
ENEMY	one that is antagonistic toward another [n ENEMIES]
ENJOY	to receive pleasure from [v ENJOYED, ENJOYING, ENJOYS]
ENNUI	a feeling of weariness and discontent [n ENNUIS]
ENORM	enormous (huge (very large)) [adj]
ENSKY	to raise to the skies [v ENSKIED, ENSKIES, ENSKYED, ENSKYING]
ENTRY	a place of entrance [n ENTRIES]
ENURE	to inure (to accustom to accept something undesirable) [v ENURED, ENURES, ENURING]
ENVOY	a representative [n ENVOYS]
ENZYM	enzyme (a complex protein) [n ENZYMS]
EPACT	the difference between the lengths of the solar and lunar years [n EPACTS]
EPEES	EPEE, a type of sword (a weapon having a long blade for cutting or thrusting) [n]
EPHAH	a Hebrew unit of dry measure [n EPHAHS]
EPOCH	a particular period of time [n EPOCHS] : EPOCHAL [adj]
EPODE	a type of poem (a composition in verse) [n EPODES]
EPOXY	to glue with epoxy (a type of resin) [v EPOXIED, EPOXIES, EPOXYED, EPOXYING]
EQUES	a member of a privileged military class of ancient Rome [n EQUITES]
EQUID	an animal of the horse family [n EQUIDS]
ERGOT	a fungus (any of a major group of lower plants) [n ERGOTS] : ERGOTIC [adj]
ERODE	to wear away by constant friction [v ERODED, ERODES, ERODING]
EROSE	uneven (not even (flat and smooth)) [adj] : EROSELY [adv]
ERRED	ERR, to make a mistake [v]
ERROR	a mistake [n ERRORS]
ERUPT	to burst forth [v ERUPTED, ERUPTING, ERUPTS]
ERUVS	ERUV, an enclosed area in which Jews are permitted to carry on activities normally forbidden on the Sabbath [n]
ESSES	ESS, the letter S [n] / ESSE, essential nature [n]
ETAPE	a warehouse [n ETAPES]
ETHIC	a body of moral principles [n ETHICS]
ETHYL	a univalent chemical radical [n ETHYLS]
ETUDE	a piece of music for the practice of a point of technique [n ETUDES]
ETWEE	etui (a case for holding small articles) [n ETWEES]
EVENT	something that occurs (to take place) [n EVENTS]
EVITE	to avoid (to keep away from) [v EVITED, EVITES, EVITING] : EVITABLE [adj]
EVOKE	to call forth [v EVOKED, EVOKES, EVOKING]
EXACT	precise (sharply and clearly defined or stated) [adj EXACTER, EXACTEST] / to force the payment or yielding of [v EXACTED, EXACTING, EXACTS] : EXACTINGLY [adv]
EXCEL	to surpass others [v EXCELLED, EXCELLING, EXCELS]
EXECS	EXEC, an executive officer [n]
EXERT	to put into action [v EXERTED, EXERTING, EXERTS]
EXILE	to banish from one's own country [v EXILED, EXILES, EXILING] : EXILABLE [adj]
EXINE	the outer layer of certain spores [n EXINES]
EXING	EX, to cross out [v]
EXOME	the exons in a genome [n EXOMES] (2018)
EXONS	EXON, a sequence in the genetic code [n]
EXPAT	an expatriate person [n EXPATS]
EXPEL	to force out [v EXPELLED, EXPELLING, EXPELS]
EXTOL	to praise highly [v EXTOLLED, EXTOLLING, EXTOLS]
EXUDE	to ooze forth [v EXUDED, EXUDES, EXUDING]
EXULT	to rejoice greatly [v EXULTED, EXULTING, EXULTS] : EXULTINGLY [adv]
EXURB	a residential area lying beyond the suburbs of a city [n EXURBS] : EXURBAN [adj]
EYRIE	aerie (a bird's nest built high on a mountain or cliff) [n EYRIES]
EYRIR	a monetary unit of Iceland [n AURAR]
FABLE	to compose or tell fictitious tales [v FABLED, FABLES, FABLING]
FACET	to cut small plane surfaces on [v FACETED, FACETING, FACETS, FACETTED, FACETTING]
FACIA	fascia (a broad and distinct band of color) [n FACIAE, FACIAS]
FACTA	FACTUM, a statement of the facts of a case being appealed [n]
FACTS	FACT, something known with certainty [n]
FADDY	faddish (inclined to take up fads) [adj FADDIER, FADDIEST]
FADED	FADE, to lose color or brightness [v]
FADES	FADE, to lose color or brightness [v]
FADGE	to succeed (to accomplish something desired or intended) [v FADGED, FADGES, FADGING]
FADOS	FADO, a Portuguese folk song [n]
FAENA	a series of passes made by a matador in a bullfight [n FAENAS]
FAERY	faerie (a fairy (an imaginary supernatural being)) [n FAERIES]
FAFFS	FAFF, to make a fuss [v]
FAGIN	a person who instructs others in crime [n FAGINS]
FAGOT	to bind together into a bundle [v FAGOTED, FAGOTING, FAGOTS]
FAINT	lacking strength or vigor [adj FAINTER, FAINTEST] / to lose consciousness [v FAINTED, FAINTING, FAINTS]
FAIRY	pertaining to or resembling a fairy [adj FAIRIER, FAIRIEST] / an imaginary supernatural being [n FAIRIES]
FAITH	to believe or trust [v FAITHED, FAITHING, FAITHS]
FAKED	FAKE, to contrive and present as genuine [v]
FAKES	FAKE, to contrive and present as genuine [v]
FAKEY	not genuine; phony [adj]
FAKIE	a movement in skateboarding and snowboarding [n FAKIES]
FALLS	FALL, to descend under the force of gravity [v]
FAMED	FAME, to make famous [v]
FAMES	FAME, to make famous [v]
FANCY	ornamental [adj FANCIER, FANCIEST] : FANCILY [adv] / to take a liking to [v FANCIED, FANCIES, FANCYING]
FANES	FANE, a temple (a house of worship) [n]
FANGA	fanega (a Spanish unit of dry measure) [n FANGAS]
FANGS	FANG, a long, pointed tooth [n]
FANNY	the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump) [n FANNIES]
FANON	a cape worn by the pope [n FANONS]
FANOS	FANO, a fanon (a cape worn by the pope) [n]
FANUM	fanon (a cape worn by the pope) [n FANUMS]
FAQIR	fakir (a Hindu ascetic) [n FAQIRS]
FARAD	a unit of electrical capacitance [n FARADS]
FARCI	stuffed with finely chopped meat [adj]
FARCY	a disease of horses [n FARCIES]
FARDS	FARD, to apply cosmetics to [v]
FARER	a traveler (one that travels (to go from one place to another)) [n FARERS]
FARLS	FARL, a thin oatmeal cake [n]
FARMS	FARM, to manage and cultivate as a farm (a tract of land devoted to agriculture) [v]
FARRO	a type of wheat (a cereal grass) [n FARROS] (2018)
FASTS	FAST, to abstain from eating [v]
FATAL	causing or capable of causing death [adj]
FATLY	in the manner of one that is fat [adv]
FATTY	greasy; oily [adj FATTIER, FATTIEST] / one that is fat [n FATTIES]
FATWA	an Islamic legal decree [n FATWAS]
FAUGH	used to express disgust [interj]
FAULD	a piece of armor below the breastplate [n FAULDS]
FAULT	to criticize [v FAULTED, FAULTING, FAULTS]
FAUNA	the animal life of a particular region [n FAUNAE, FAUNAS] : FAUNAL [adj], FAUNALLY [adv]
FAUVE	a fauvist (an advocate of fauvism) [n FAUVES]
FAVAS	FAVA, the edible seed of a climbing vine [n]
FAVES	FAVE, a favorite (a person or thing preferred above all others) [n]
FAVOR	to regard with approval [v FAVORED, FAVORING, FAVORS]
FAVUS	a skin disease [n FAVUSES]
FAWNS	FAWN, to seek notice or favor by servile demeanor [v]
FAWNY	of a yellowish-brown color [adj FAWNIER, FAWNIEST]
FAXED	FAX, to transmit and reproduce by electronic means [v]
FAXES	FAX, to transmit and reproduce by electronic means [v]
FAYED	FAY, to join closely [v]
FAZED	FAZE, to disturb the composure of [v]
FAZES	FAZE, to disturb the composure of [v]
FEASE	to faze (to disturb the composure of) [v FEASED, FEASES, FEASING]
FEAZE	to faze (to disturb the composure of) [v FEAZED, FEAZES, FEAZING]
FECAL	pertaining to feces (bodily waste discharged through the anus) [adj]
FECES	bodily waste discharged through the anus [n FECES]
FECKS	FECK, value [n]
FEDEX	to send by Federal Express [v FEDEXED, FEDEXES, FEDEXING]
FEEDS	FEED, FEE, to pay a fee (a fixed charge) to [v]
FEEZE	to faze (to disturb the composure of) [v FEEZED, FEEZES, FEEZING]
FEIGN	to pretend (to assume or display a false appearance of) [v FEIGNED, FEIGNING, FEIGNS]
FEINT	to make a deceptive movement [v FEINTED, FEINTING, FEINTS]
FEIST	a small dog of mixed breed [n FEISTS]
FELLA	a man or boy [n FELLAS]
FELLS	FELL, FALL, to descend under the force of gravity [v]
FELLY	a felloe (the rim of a wheel) [n FELLIES]
FELON	a person who has committed a felony [n FELONS]
FEMES	FEME, a wife (a woman married to a man) [n]
FEMME	a woman (an adult human female) [n FEMMES]
FENCE	to practice the art of fencing [v FENCED, FENCES, FENCING]
FENDS	FEND, to ward off [v]
FENNY	marshy (resembling a marsh (a tract of low, wet land)) [adj FENNIER, FENNIEST]
FEODS	FEOD, a fief (a feudal estate) [n]
FEOFF	to grant a fief to [v FEOFFED, FEOFFING, FEOFFS]
FERMI	a unit of length [n FERMIS]
FERNS	FERN, a flowerless vascular plant [n]
FERNY	abounding in ferns [adj FERNIER, FERNIEST]
FESSE	a horizontal band across the middle of a heraldic shield [n FESSES]
FESTS	FEST, a gathering for an activity [n]
FETAL	pertaining to a fetus (the unborn organism carried within the womb in the later stages of its development) [adj]
FETCH	to go after and bring back [v FETCHED, FETCHES, FETCHING] : FETCHINGLY [adv]
FETED	FETE, to honor with a celebration [v]
FETES	FETE, to honor with a celebration [v]
FETID	having an offensive odor [adj] : FETIDLY [adv]
FETUS	the unborn organism carried within the womb in the later stages of its development [n FETUSES]
FEUAR	one granted land under Scottish feudal law [n FEUARS]
FEUED	FEU, to grant land to under Scottish feudal law [v]
FEVER	to affect with fever (abnormal elevation of the body temperature) [v FEVERED, FEVERING, FEVERS]
FEWER	FEW, amounting to or consisting of a small number [adj]
FEYLY	FEY, crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adv]
FEZES	FEZ, a brimless cap worn by men in the Near East [n]
FEZZY	FEZ, a brimless cap worn by men in the Near East [adj]
FIATS	FIAT, an authoritative order [n]
FICES	FICE, a feist (a small dog of mixed breed) [n]
FICHU	a woman's scarf [n FICHUS]
FICIN	an enzyme (a complex protein) [n FICINS]
FIDGE	to fidget (to move nervously or restlessly) [v FIDGED, FIDGES, FIDGING]
FIDOS	FIDO, a defective coin [n]
FIFED	FIFE, to play a fife (a high-pitched flute) [v]
FIFER	one that plays a fife [n FIFERS]
FIFTH	one of five equal parts [n FIFTHS]
FIFTY	a number [n FIFTIES]
FIGHT	to attempt to defeat an adversary [v FIGHTING, FIGHTS, FOUGHT]
FILCH	to steal (to take without right or permission) [v FILCHED, FILCHES, FILCHING]
FILKS	FILK, a type of popular music that parodies folk songs [n]
FILLE	a girl (a female child) [n FILLES]
FILLO	phyllo (very thin pastry dough) [n FILLOS]
FILLS	FILL, to put as much as can be held into [v]
FILLY	a young female horse [n FILLIES]
FILMI	music composed for Indian films [n FILMIS]
FILMS	FILM, to make a motion picture [v]
FILMY	resembling or covered with film; hazy [adj FILMIER, FILMIEST]
FILTH	foul or dirty matter [n FILTHS]
FILUM	a threadlike anatomical structure [n FILA]
FINAL	the last examination of an academic course [n FINALS]
FINCA	an estate in Spanish America [n FINCAS]
FINCH	a small bird [n FINCHES]
FINDS	FIND, to come upon after a search [v]
FINIS	the end [n FINISES]
FINKS	FINK, to inform to the police [v]
FINNY	having or characterized by fins [adj FINNIER, FINNIEST]
FIORD	fjord (a narrow inlet of the sea between steep cliffs) [n FIORDS]
FIQUE	a tropical plant [n FIQUES]
FIRMS	FIRM, to make firm [v]
FIRNS	FIRN, neve (a granular snow) [n]
FIRRY	abounding in firs [adj FIRRIER, FIRRIEST]
FISCS	FISC, a state or royal treasury [n]
FISHY	of or resembling fish [adj FISHIER, FISHIEST]
FITCH	a polecat (a carnivorous mammal) [n FITCHES]
FITLY	in a fit (healthy (having good health)) manner [adv]
FIVER	a five-dollar bill [n FIVERS]
FIVES	FIVE, a number [n]
FIXED	FIX, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v]
FIXES	FIX, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v]
FIXIT	a person known for fixing things [n FIXITS]
FIZZY	fizzing [adj FIZZIER, FIZZIEST] : FIZZILY [adv]
FJELD	a high, barren plateau [n FJELDS]
FJORD	a narrow inlet of the sea between steep cliffs [n FJORDS] : FJORDIC [adj]
FLABS	FLAB, flabby body tissue [n]
FLACK	to work as a press agent [v FLACKED, FLACKING, FLACKS]
FLAGS	FLAG, to mark with a flag (a piece of cloth used as a symbol) [v]
FLAIL	to swing freely [v FLAILED, FLAILING, FLAILS]
FLAKE	to peel off in flakes (flat, thin pieces) [v FLAKED, FLAKES, FLAKING]
FLAKY	resembling flakes [adj FLAKIER, FLAKIEST] : FLAKILY [adv]
FLAMS	FLAM, to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v]
FLAMY	flaming [adj FLAMIER, FLAMIEST]
FLANK	to be located at the side of [v FLANKED, FLANKING, FLANKS]
FLANS	FLAN, a type of custard (a thick, soft dessert) [n]
FLAPS	FLAP, to wave up and down [v]
FLASH	to send forth a sudden burst of light [v FLASHED, FLASHES, FLASHING]
FLATS	FLAT, to flatten (to make or become flat) [v]
FLAVA	a style of hip-hop music [n FLAVAS]
FLAWS	FLAW, to produce a flaw (an imperfection) in [v]
FLAWY	full of flaws [adj FLAWIER, FLAWIEST]
FLAXY	flaxen (of a pale yellow color) [adj FLAXIER, FLAXIEST]
FLAYS	FLAY, to strip off the skin of [v]
FLECK	to mark with flecks (tiny streaks or spots) [v FLECKED, FLECKING, FLECKS]
FLEET	swift (moving with a great rate of motion) [adj FLEETER, FLEETEST] : FLEETLY [adv] / to move swiftly [v FLEETED, FLEETING, FLEETS] : FLEETINGLY [adv]
FLEWS	FLEW, a fishing net [n]
FLEYS	FLEY, to frighten (to make afraid) [v]
FLICK	to strike with a quick, light blow [v FLICKED, FLICKING, FLICKS]
FLICS	FLIC, a Parisian policeman [n]
FLING	to throw with force [v FLINGING, FLINGS, FLUNG]
FLINT	to provide with flint (a spark-producing rock) [v FLINTED, FLINTING, FLINTS]
FLIPS	FLIP, to throw with a brisk motion [v]
FLIRS	FLIR, an electronic heat sensor [n]
FLIRT	to behave amorously without serious intent [v FLIRTED, FLIRTING, FLIRTS]
FLOCK	to gather or move in a crowd [v FLOCKED, FLOCKING, FLOCKS]
FLOCS	FLOC, to aggregate into floccules [v]
FLOES	FLOE, a large mass of floating ice [n]
FLONG	a sheet of a certain type of paper [n FLONGS]
FLOOD	to inundate (to overwhelm with water) [v FLOODED, FLOODING, FLOODS]
FLOOR	to provide with a floor (the level base of a room) [v FLOORED, FLOORING, FLOORS]
FLOPS	a measure of computer speed [n FLOPS] / FLOP, to fall heavily and noisily [v]
FLORA	the plant life of a particular region [n FLORAE, FLORAS]
FLOSS	to clean between the teeth with a thread [v FLOSSED, FLOSSES, FLOSSING]
FLOUT	to treat with contempt [v FLOUTED, FLOUTING, FLOUTS]
FLOWN	FLY, to hit a ball high into the air in baseball [v]
FLUBS	FLUB, to bungle (to work, make, or do clumsily) [v]
FLUED	FLUE, an enclosed passageway for directing a current [adj]
FLUFF	to make fluffy [v FLUFFED, FLUFFING, FLUFFS]
FLUID	a substance that tends to flow [n FLUIDS] : FLUIDAL [adj]
FLUKE	to obtain by chance [v FLUKED, FLUKES, FLUKING]
FLUKY	happening by or depending on chance [adj FLUKIER, FLUKIEST] : FLUKILY [adv]
FLUME	to convey by means of an artificial water channel [v FLUMED, FLUMES, FLUMING]
FLUMP	to fall heavily [v FLUMPED, FLUMPING, FLUMPS]
FLUNG	FLING, to throw with force [v]
FLUNK	to fail an examination or course [v FLUNKED, FLUNKING, FLUNKS]
FLUSH	ruddy (having a healthy, reddish color) [adj FLUSHER, FLUSHEST] / to blush (to become red) [v FLUSHED, FLUSHES, FLUSHING]
FLUTE	to play on a flute (a woodwind instrument) [v FLUTED, FLUTES, FLUTING]
FLYBY	a flight of aircraft close to a specified place [n FLYBYS]
FOAMS	FOAM, to form foam (a light, bubbly, gas and liquid mass) [v]
FOAMY	covered with foam [adj FOAMIER, FOAMIEST]
FOCAL	pertaining to a focus (a point at which rays converge or from which they diverge) [adj]
FOCUS	a point at which rays converge or from which they diverge [n FOCI, FOCUSES] / to bring to a focus [v FOCUSED, FOCUSES, FOCUSING, FOCUSSED, FOCUSSES, FOCUSSING]
FOEHN	a warm, dry wind [n FOEHNS]
FOGEY	fogy (an old-fashioned person) [n FOGEYS] : FOGEYISH [adj]
FOGGY	filled with fog [adj FOGGIER, FOGGIEST] : FOGGILY [adv]
FOGIE	fogy (an old-fashioned person) [n FOGIES]
FOHNS	FOHN, foehn (a warm, dry wind) [n]
FOIST	to force upon slyly [v FOISTED, FOISTING, FOISTS]
FOLDS	FOLD, to lay one part over another part of [v]
FOLEY	a process for creating sounds for films [n FOLEYS]
FOLIA	FOLIUM, a thin layer [n]
FOLIC	derived from folic acid [adj]
FOLIO	to number the pages of [v FOLIOED, FOLIOING, FOLIOS]
FOLKS	FOLK, a people or tribe [n]
FOLKY	folkie (being in the style of folk music) [adj FOLKIER, FOLKIEST] / folkie (a performer of folk music) [n FOLKIES]
FOLLY	a foolish idea or action [n FOLLIES]
FONDS	FOND, to display affection [v]
FONTS	FONT, a receptacle for the water used in baptism [n]
FOODS	FOOD, a substance taken into the body to maintain life and growth [n]
FOOTS	FOOT, to walk (to advance on foot) [v]
FOOTY	paltry (petty (insignificant)) [adj FOOTIER, FOOTIEST]
FORAM	a marine rhizopod [n FORAMS]
FORAY	to raid (to make a sudden assault on) [v FORAYED, FORAYING, FORAYS]
FORBS	FORB, an herb other than grass [n]
FORBY	close by [prep]
FORCE	to overcome resistance by the exertion of strength [v FORCED, FORCES, FORCING] : FORCEDLY [adv]
FORDO	to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal) [v FORDID, FORDOES, FORDOING, FORDONE, FORDONE]
FORDS	FORD, to cross by wading [v]
FOREX	a foreign exchange [n FOREXES]
FORGO	to refrain from [v FORGOES, FORGOING, FORGONE, FORGONE, FORWENT]
FORKS	FORK, to work with a fork (a pronged implement) [v]
FORKY	resembling a fork [adj FORKIER, FORKIEST]
FORME	an assemblage of printing type secured in a metal frame [n FORMES]
FORMS	FORM, to produce (to bring into existence) [v]
FORTY	a number [n FORTIES]
FORUM	a public meeting place [n FORA, FORUMS]
FOSSE	a ditch [n FOSSES]
FOURS	FOUR, a number [n]
FOVEA	a shallow anatomical depression [n FOVEAE, FOVEAS] : FOVEAL [adj], FOVEATE [adj], FOVEATED [adj]
FOXED	FOX, to outwit (to get the better of by superior cleverness) [v]
FOXES	FOX, to outwit (to get the better of by superior cleverness) [v]
FOYER	an entrance room or hall [n FOYERS]
FRACK	to engage in fracking [v FRACKED, FRACKING, FRACKS]
FRAGS	FRAG, to injure with a type of grenade [v]
FRAME	to construct by putting together the various parts [v FRAMED, FRAMES, FRAMING] : FRAMABLE [adj]
FRANC	a former monetary unit of France [n FRANCS]
FRANK	honest and unreserved in speech [adj FRANKER, FRANKEST] / to mark (a piece of mail) for free delivery [v FRANKED, FRANKING, FRANKS]
FRAPS	FRAP, to bind firmly [v]
FRASS	debris made by insects [n FRASSES]
FRAUD	trickery (deception) [n FRAUDS]
FRAYS	FRAY, to wear off by rubbing [v]
FREMD	strange (unusual or unfamiliar) [adj]
FRENA	FRENUM, a connecting fold of membrane [n]
FREON	a trademark [n FREONS]
FRESH	new (existing only a short time) [adj FRESHER, FRESHEST] / to freshen (to make or become fresh) [v FRESHED, FRESHES, FRESHING]
FRETS	FRET, to worry (to feel anxious and uneasy about something) [v]
FRIAR	a member of a religious order [n FRIARS] : FRIARLY [adj]
FRIGS	FRIG, to cheat or trick [v]
FRILL	to provide with a frill (an ornamental ruffled edge) [v FRILLED, FRILLING, FRILLS]
FRISK	to move or leap about playfully [v FRISKED, FRISKING, FRISKS]
FRITT	to frit (to fuse into a vitreous substance) [v FRITTED, FRITTING, FRITTS]
FRITZ	a nonfunctioning state [n FRITZES]
FRIZZ	to form into small, tight curls [v FRIZZED, FRIZZES, FRIZZING]
FROCK	to clothe in a long, loose outer garment [v FROCKED, FROCKING, FROCKS]
FROGS	FROG, to hunt frogs (web-footed, tailless amphibians) [v]
FROND	a type of leaf (a usually green, flattened organ of vascular plants) [n FRONDS] : FRONDED [adj], FRONDOSE [adj]
FRONS	the upper anterior portion of an insect's head [n FRONTES]
FRONT	pertaining to or situated at the forward part of a surface [adj FRONTER, FRONTEST] / to provide with a front (a forward part) [v FRONTED, FRONTING, FRONTS]
FRORE	frozen (very cold) [adj]
FROSH	a freshman (a first-year student at a high school, university, or college) [n FROSHES]
FROWN	to contract the brow in displeasure [v FROWNED, FROWNING, FROWNS] : FROWNINGLY [adv]
FROWS	FROW, froe (a cleaving tool) [n]
FROZE	FREEZE, to become hardened into a solid body by loss of heat [v]
FRUGS	FRUG, to perform a type of vigorous dance [v]
FRUIT	to bear fruit (usually edible reproductive bodies of a seed plant) [v FRUITED, FRUITING, FRUITS]
FRUMP	a dowdy woman [n FRUMPS] : FRUMPISH [adj]
FUBAR	an offensive word [adj]
FUBSY	chubby and somewhat squat [adj FUBSIER, FUBSIEST]
FUCKS	FUCK, an offensive word [v]
FUCUS	any of a genus of brown algae [n FUCI, FUCUSES]
FUDDY	a fussy person [n FUDDIES]
FUDGE	to falsify (to represent falsely) [v FUDGED, FUDGES, FUDGING]
FUDGY	resembling fudge (a soft, sweet candy) [adj FUDGIER, FUDGIEST]
FUGAL	being in the style of a fugue [adj] : FUGALLY [adv]
FUGGY	stuffy and odorous [adj FUGGIER, FUGGIEST] : FUGGILY [adv]
FUGIO	a former coin of the United States [n FUGIOS]
FUGLE	to lead by setting an example [v FUGLED, FUGLES, FUGLING]
FUGUE	to compose a fugue (a type of musical composition) [v FUGUED, FUGUES, FUGUING]
FUGUS	FUGU, a toxin-containing fish [n]
FUJIS	FUJI, a silk fabric [n]
FULLS	FULL, to shrink and thicken, as cloth [v]
FULLY	in a full (filled completely) manner [adv]
FUMED	FUME, to give off fumes (gaseous exhalations) [v]
FUMES	FUME, to give off fumes (gaseous exhalations) [v]
FUMET	the odor of meat while cooking [n FUMETS]
FUNDI	FUNDUS, the inner basal surface of a bodily organ [n]
FUNDS	FUND, to provide money for [v]
FUNGI	FUNGUS, any of a major group of lower plants [n]
FUNGO	a fly ball hit to a fielder for practice in baseball [n FUNGOES, FUNGOS]
FUNKS	FUNK, to shrink back in fear [v]
FUNKY	having an offensive odor [adj FUNKIER, FUNKIEST] : FUNKILY [adv]
FUNNY	causing laughter or amusement [adj FUNNIER, FUNNIEST] : FUNNILY [adv] / a comic strip [n FUNNIES]
FURAN	a flammable liquid [n FURANS]
FURLS	FURL, to roll up [v]
FUROR	an uproar (a state of noisy excitement and confusion) [n FURORS]
FURRY	covered with fur [adj FURRIER, FURRIEST]
FURZE	a spiny shrub [n FURZES]
FURZY	abounding in furze [adj FURZIER, FURZIEST]
FUSEE	a large-headed friction match [n FUSEES]
FUSES	FUSE, to equip with a fuse (a detonating device) [v]
FUSIL	a type of musket (a type of firearm (a weapon from which a shot is discharged by gunpowder)) [n FUSILS]
FUSSY	overly concerned with small details [adj FUSSIER, FUSSIEST] : FUSSILY [adv]
FUSTY	musty (having a stale odor) [adj FUSTIER, FUSTIEST] : FUSTILY [adv]
FUZED	FUZE, to fuse (to equip with a fuse (a detonating device)) [v]
FUZEE	fusee (a large-headed friction match) [n FUZEES]
FUZES	FUZE, to fuse (to equip with a fuse (a detonating device)) [v]
FUZIL	fusil (a type of musket (a type of firearm (a weapon from which a shot is discharged by gunpowder))) [n FUZILS]
FUZZY	blurry (unclear (not clear (clean and pure))) [adj FUZZIER, FUZZIEST] : FUZZILY [adv]
FYCES	FYCE, feist (a small dog of mixed breed) [n]
FYKES	FYKE, a bag-shaped fishnet [n]
FYTTE	a division of a poem or song [n FYTTES]
GABBA	aggressive sounding music with a very fast beat [n GABBAS]
GABBY	talkative [adj GABBIER, GABBIEST]
GADIS	GADI, gaddi (a hassock (a footstool)) [n]
GAFFE	a social blunder [n GAFFES]
GAFFS	GAFF, to catch a fish with a sharp hook [v]
GAGED	GAGE, to pledge as security [v]
GAGES	GAGE, to pledge as security [v]
GAILY	in a gay (merry (cheerful (full of spirits))) manner [adv]
GALAH	a cockatoo (a parrot) [n GALAHS]
GALAX	an evergreen herb [n GALAXES]
GALES	GALE, to frolic playfully [v]
GALLS	GALL, to vex or irritate [v]
GALLY	to frighten (to make afraid) [v GALLIED, GALLIES, GALLYING]
GALOP	to dance a galop (a lively round dance) [v GALOPED, GALOPING, GALOPS]
GAMAY	a red grape [n GAMAYS]
GAMBA	a bass viol [n GAMBAS]
GAMBE	gamb (a leg) [n GAMBES]
GAMBS	GAMB, a leg [n]
GAMED	GAME, to gamble (to play a game of chance for money or valuables) [v]
GAMEY	gamy (plucky (brave and spirited)) [adj GAMIER, GAMIEST]
GAMIN	an urchin (a mischievous boy) [n GAMINS]
GAMMY	lame (physically disabled) [adj GAMMIER, GAMMIEST]
GAMPS	GAMP, a large umbrella [n]
GAMUT	an entire range [n GAMUTS]
GANEF	a thief (one that steals (to take without right or permission)) [n GANEFS]
GANGS	GANG, to form into a gang (a group) [v]
GANJA	cannabis used for smoking [n GANJAS]
GANOF	ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n GANOFS]
GAPPY	having openings (a vacant or unobstructed space) [adj GAPPIER, GAPPIEST]
GARDA	a police officer in Ireland [n GARDAI]
GARTH	a yard or garden [n GARTHS]
GASPS	GASP, to breathe convulsively [v]
GASSY	containing gas [adj GASSIER, GASSIEST] : GASSILY [adv]
GATCH	to behave boastfully [v GATCHED, GATCHES, GATCHING]
GATED	GATE, to supply with a gate (a movable barrier) [v]
GAUCH	to gatch (to behave boastfully) [v GAUCHED, GAUCHES, GAUCHING]
GAUDS	GAUD, a showy ornament [n]
GAUDY	tastelessly showy [adj GAUDIER, GAUDIEST] : GAUDILY [adv] / a festival (a day or time of celebration) [n GAUDIES]
GAUGE	to measure precisely [v GAUGED, GAUGES, GAUGING]
GAULT	a heavy, thick clay soil [n GAULTS]
GAUNT	emaciated [adj GAUNTER, GAUNTEST] : GAUNTLY [adv]
GAUSS	a unit of magnetic induction [n GAUSSES]
GAUZE	a transparent fabric [n GAUZES]
GAUZY	resembling gauze (a transparent fabric) [adj GAUZIER, GAUZIEST] : GAUZILY [adv]
GAVEL	to signal for attention or order by use of a gavel (a small mallet) [v GAVELED, GAVELING, GAVELLED, GAVELLING, GAVELS]
GAVOT	a French dance [n GAVOTS]
GAWKS	GAWK, to stare stupidly [v]
GAWKY	awkward (lacking skill, dexterity, or grace) [adj GAWKIER, GAWKIEST] : GAWKILY [adv] / an awkward person [n GAWKIES]
GAWPS	GAWP, to stare stupidly [v]
GAWSY	gawsie (well-fed and healthy looking) [adj]
GAYAL	a domesticated ox [n GAYALS]
GAYLY	in a gay (merry (cheerful (full of spirits))) manner [adv]
GAZAR	silky sheer fabric [n GAZARS]
GAZED	GAZE, to look intently [v]
GAZES	GAZE, to look intently [v]
GAZOO	an offensive word [n GAZOOS]
GEANS	GEAN, a wild sweet cherry [n]
GECKO	a small lizard [n GECKOES, GECKOS]
GECKS	GECK, to mock (to ridicule (to make fun of)) [v]
GEEKS	GEEK, a single-minded enthusiast or expert [n]
GEEKY	socially awkward or unappealing [adj GEEKIER, GEEKIEST]
GEESE	GOOSE, a swimming bird [n]
GELEE	a cosmetic gel [n GELEES]
GELLY	gelignite (a high explosive) [n GELLIES]
GELTS	GELT, money (an official medium of exchange and measure of value) [n]
GEMMA	an asexual reproductive structure [n GEMMAE]
GEMMY	resembling a gem [adj GEMMIER, GEMMIEST]
GEMOT	a public meeting in Anglo-Saxon England [n GEMOTS]
GENES	GENE, a hereditary unit [n]
GENIC	pertaining to genes (a hereditary unit) [adj]
GENIE	jinni (jinn (jinn)) [n GENIES]
GENII	GENIUS, an exceptional natural aptitude [n]
GENIP	a tropical tree [n GENIPS]
GENTS	GENT, a gentleman [n] / a public toilet for men [n GENTS]
GENUA	GENU, the knee [n]
GERAH	a Hebrew unit of weight [n GERAHS]
GERMS	GERM, a microorganism that causes disease [n]
GERMY	full of germs [adj GERMIER, GERMIEST]
GESTS	GEST, a feat (a notable act or achievement) [n]
GETUP	a costume [n GETUPS]
GEUMS	GEUM, a perennial herb [n]
GHAZI	a Muslim war hero [n GHAZIES, GHAZIS]
GHEES	GHEE, a kind of liquid butter [n]
GHYLL	a ravine (a narrow, steep-sided valley) [n GHYLLS]
GIANT	a person or thing of great size [n GIANTS]
GIBED	GIBE, to jeer (to mock (to ridicule (to make fun of))) [v]
GIBER	one that gibes (to jeer (to mock)) [n GIBERS]
GIBES	GIBE, to jeer (to mock (to ridicule (to make fun of))) [v]
GIDDY	dizzy (having a sensation of whirling) [adj GIDDIER, GIDDIEST] : GIDDILY [adv] / to make giddy [v GIDDIED, GIDDIES, GIDDYING]
GIFTS	GIFT, to present with a gift (something given without charge) [v]
GIGAS	pertaining to variations in plant development [adj]
GIGHE	GIGA, a gigue (a lively dance) [n]
GIGOT	a leg of lamb [n GIGOTS]
GIGUE	a lively dance [n GIGUES]
GILDS	GILD, to cover with a thin layer of gold [v]
GILLS	GILL, to catch fish with a type of net [v]
GILLY	to transport on a type of wagon [v GILLIED, GILLIES, GILLYING]
GILTS	GILT, the gold with which something is gilded [n]
GIMME	something easily won [n GIMMES]
GIMPS	GIMP, to limp (to walk lamely) [v]
GINNY	affected with gin (a strong liquor) [adj GINNIER, GINNIEST]
GIPSY	to gypsy (to live like a gypsy (a wanderer)) [v GIPSIED, GIPSIES, GIPSYING]
GIRLS	GIRL, a female child [n]
GIRLY	girlie (girlish (of, pertaining to, or having the characteristics of a girl)) [adj GIRLIER, GIRLIEST]
GIROS	GIRO, an autogiro (a type of airplane (a winged aircraft propelled by jet engines or propellers)) [n]
GIRSH	qursh (a monetary unit of Saudi Arabia) [n GIRSHES]
GISMO	a gadget (a mechanical device) [n GISMOS]
GISTS	GIST, the main point [n]
GITCH	gotch (underpants) [n GITCHES]
GITES	GITE, a vacation retreat in France [n]
GIVEN	something assigned as a basis for a calculation [n GIVENS] / GIVE, to transfer freely to another's possession [v]
GIVER	one that gives (to transfer freely to another's possession) [n GIVERS]
GIVES	GIVE, to transfer freely to another's possession [v]
GIZMO	gismo (a gadget (a mechanical device)) [n GIZMOS]
GLACE	to cover with icing [v GLACED, GLACEED, GLACEING, GLACES]
GLADS	GLAD, to gladden (to make glad) [v]
GLADY	having glades (an open space in a forest) [adj GLADIER, GLADIEST]
GLAMS	GLAM, to make oneself look alluringly attractive [v]
GLAND	a secreting organ [n GLANDS]
GLAZE	to fit windows with glass panes [v GLAZED, GLAZES, GLAZING]
GLAZY	covered with a smooth, glossy coating [adj GLAZIER, GLAZIEST] : GLAZILY [adv]
GLEAM	to shine with a soft radiance [v GLEAMED, GLEAMING, GLEAMS]
GLEBE	the soil or earth [n GLEBES]
GLEEK	to gibe (to jeer (to mock (to ridicule))) [v GLEEKED, GLEEKING, GLEEKS]
GLEET	to discharge mucus from the urethra [v GLEETED, GLEETING, GLEETS]
GLENS	GLEN, a small valley [n]
GLEYS	GLEY, a clay soil layer [n]
GLIAL	pertaining to the supporting tissue of the central nervous system [adj]
GLIFF	a brief moment [n GLIFFS]
GLIMS	GLIM, a light or lamp [n]
GLINT	to glitter (to sparkle (to give off or reflect flashes of light)) [v GLINTED, GLINTING, GLINTS]
GLITZ	to make flashy in appearance [v GLITZED, GLITZES, GLITZING]
GLOAM	twilight (the early evening light) [n GLOAMS]
GLOAT	to regard with great or excessive satisfaction [v GLOATED, GLOATING, GLOATS] : GLOATINGLY [adv]
GLOGG	an alcoholic beverage [n GLOGGS]
GLOMS	GLOM, to steal (to take without right or permission) [v]
GLOOM	to become dark [v GLOOMED, GLOOMING, GLOOMS]
GLOOP	sticky material [n GLOOPS]
GLOPS	GLOP, to cover with glop (a messy mass or mixture) [v]
GLORY	to rejoice proudly [v GLORIED, GLORIES, GLORYING]
GLOST	pottery that has been coated with a glassy surface [n GLOSTS]
GLOUT	to scowl (to frown angrily) [v GLOUTED, GLOUTING, GLOUTS]
GLOVE	to furnish with gloves (hand coverings) [v GLOVED, GLOVES, GLOVING]
GLOWS	GLOW, to emit light and heat [v]
GLOZE	to explain away [v GLOZED, GLOZES, GLOZING]
GLUEY	resembling glue [adj GLUIER, GLUIEST] : GLUILY [adv]
GLUGS	GLUG, to make a gurgling sound [v]
GLUME	a bract on grassy plants [n GLUMES]
GLUMS	GLUM, glumness (the state of being glum) [n]
GLUON	a hypothetical massless particle binding quarks together [n GLUONS]
GLUTE	a gluteus (a buttock muscle) [n GLUTES]
GLUTS	GLUT, to feed or fill to excess [v]
GLYPH	an ornamental groove [n GLYPHS] : GLYPHIC [adj]
GNARL	to twist into a state of deformity [v GNARLED, GNARLING, GNARLS]
GNARR	to gnar (to snarl (to growl viciously)) [v GNARRED, GNARRING, GNARRS]
GNAWN	GNAW, to wear away by persistent biting [v]
GOADS	GOAD, to drive animals with a goad (a pointed stick) [v]
GOATY	suggestive of a goat [adj GOATIER, GOATIEST]
GOBOS	GOBO, a device used to shield a microphone from extraneous sounds [n]
GODET	insert of cloth in a seam [n GODETS]
GODLY	pious (marked by religious reverence) [adj GODLIER, GODLIEST] : GODLILY [adv]
GOEST	a 2d person sing. of go [v]
GOETH	a 3d person sing. of go [v]
GOGOS	GOGO, a discotheque [n]
GOING	an advance toward an objective [n GOINGS] / GO, to move along [v]
GOJIS	GOJI, the red berry of an Asian shrub [n]
GOLDS	GOLD, a gold medal [n]
GOLEM	a legendary creature [n GOLEMS]
GOLLY	used as a mild oath [interj]
GOMBO	gumbo (the okra plant) [n GOMBOS]
GOMER	an undesirable hospital patient [n GOMERS]
GONCH	gaunch (underpants) [n GONCHES]
GONEF	ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n GONEFS]
GONIA	GONION, a part of the lower jaw [n] / GONIUM, an immature reproductive cell [n]
GONIF	ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n GONIFS]
GONOF	ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n GONOFS]
GONZO	bizarre [adj]
GOODS	GOOD, something that is good [n]
GOODY	a desirable food [n GOODIES]
GOOEY	sticky or viscid [adj GOOIER, GOOIEST]
GOOFS	GOOF, to blunder (to make a mistake) [v]
GOOFY	silly (showing a lack of good sense) [adj GOOFIER, GOOFIEST] : GOOFILY [adv]
GOOKS	GOOK, goo (a sticky or viscid substance) [n]
GOOKY	GOOK, goo (a sticky or viscid substance) [adj]
GOONS	GOON, a hired thug [n]
GOONY	stupid (mentally slow) [adj GOONIER, GOONIEST] / gooney (an albatross (a large seabird)) [n GOONIES]
GOOPY	sticky, gooey [adj GOOPIER, GOOPIEST]
GOOSE	a swimming bird [n GEESE] / to poke between the buttocks [v GOOSED, GOOSES, GOOSING]
GOOSY	resembling a goose (a swimming bird) [adj GOOSIER, GOOSIEST]
GOPIK	a monetary unit of Azerbaijan [n GOPIKS]
GORED	GORE, to pierce with a horn or tusk [v]
GOTCH	underpants [n GOTCHES]
GOUGE	to cut or scoop out [v GOUGED, GOUGES, GOUGING]
GOURD	a hard-shelled fruit [n GOURDS]
GOWDS	GOWD, gold (a gold medal) [n]
GOWKS	GOWK, a fool [n]
GOWNS	GOWN, to dress in a gown (a long, loose outer garment) [v]
GOXES	GOX, gaseous oxygen [n]
GRAFT	to unite with a growing plant by insertion [v GRAFTED, GRAFTING, GRAFTS]
GRAMA	a pasture grass [n GRAMAS]
GRAMP	grandfather [n GRAMPS]
GRAMS	GRAM, a unit of mass and weight [n]
GRANA	GRANUM, a part of a plant chloroplast [n]
GRAND	large and impressive [adj GRANDER, GRANDEST] / a type of piano (a musical instrument) [n GRANDS]
GRANT	to bestow upon [v GRANTED, GRANTING, GRANTS]
GRAPH	to represent by means of a diagram [v GRAPHED, GRAPHING, GRAPHS]
GRAPY	resembling grapes (an edible berry) [adj GRAPIER, GRAPIEST]
GRASS	to cover with grass (herbaceous plants) [v GRASSED, GRASSES, GRASSING]
GRAVE	extremely serious [adj GRAVER, GRAVEST] / to engrave (to form by incision) [v GRAVED, GRAVEN, GRAVEN, GRAVES, GRAVING]
GRAVY	a sauce of the fat and juices from cooked meat [n GRAVIES]
GRAYS	GRAY, to make gray [v]
GREBE	a diving bird [n GREBES]
GREEK	something unintelligible [n GREEK]
GRIEF	intense mental distress [n GRIEFS]
GRIFF	griffe (a person of mixed ancestry) [n GRIFFS]
GRIFT	to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means) [v GRIFTED, GRIFTING, GRIFTS]
GRIGS	GRIG, a lively person [n]
GRILL	to broil on a gridiron [v GRILLED, GRILLING, GRILLS]
GRIME	to make dirty [v GRIMED, GRIMES, GRIMING]
GRIMY	dirty (unclean (not clean (free from dirt or stain))) [adj GRIMIER, GRIMIEST]
GRIND	to wear, smooth, or sharpen by friction [v GRINDED, GRINDING, GRINDS, GROUND] : GRINDINGLY [adv]
GRIPE	to complain peevishly [v GRIPED, GRIPES, GRIPING]
GRIPT	GRIP, to grasp (to seize firmly with the hand) [v]
GRIPY	causing sharp pains in the bowels [adj GRIPIER, GRIPIEST]
GRODY	sleazy (of low quality or character) [adj GRODIER, GRODIEST]
GROGS	GROG, a mixture of liquor and water [n]
GROKS	GROK, to understand intuitively [v]
GROOM	to clean and care for [v GROOMED, GROOMING, GROOMS]
GROPE	to feel about with the hands [v GROPED, GROPES, GROPING] : GROPINGLY [adv]
GROSS	flagrant (extremely conspicuous) [adj GROSSER, GROSSEST] / to earn exclusive of deductions [v GROSSED, GROSSES, GROSSING]
GROSZ	a Polish coin [n GROSZY]
GROUP	to arrange in a group (an assemblage of persons or things) [v GROUPED, GROUPING, GROUPS]
GROUT	to fill with a thin mortar [v GROUTED, GROUTING, GROUTS]
GROVE	a small forested area [n GROVES] : GROVED [adj]
GROVY	resembling or suggestive of a grove [adj GROVIER, GROVIEST]
GROWL	to utter a deep, harsh sound [v GROWLED, GROWLING, GROWLS] : GROWLINGLY [adv]
GROWS	GROW, to cultivate [v]
GRRRL	a young woman who resists the exploitation of women [n GRRRLS]
GRUFF	low and harsh in speech [adj GRUFFER, GRUFFEST] / to utter in a gruff voice [v GRUFFED, GRUFFING, GRUFFS]
GRUME	a thick, viscid substance [n GRUMES]
GRUMP	to complain (to express discontent) [v GRUMPED, GRUMPING, GRUMPS]
GRUNT	to utter a deep, guttural sound [v GRUNTED, GRUNTING, GRUNTS]
GUACO	a tropical plant [n GUACOS]
GUANO	the accumulated excrement of seabirds [n GUANOS]
GUANS	GUAN, a large bird [n]
GUARD	to protect (to keep from harm, attack, or injury) [v GUARDED, GUARDING, GUARDS]
GUAVA	a tropical shrub [n GUAVAS]
GUCKS	GUCK, a messy substance [n]
GUDES	GUDE, good (something that is good) [n]
GUESS	to form an opinion from little or no evidence [v GUESSED, GUESSES, GUESSING]
GUFFS	GUFF, foolish talk [n]
GUIDE	to show the way to [v GUIDED, GUIDES, GUIDING] : GUIDABLE [adj]
GUIDS	GUID, good (something that is good) [n]
GUILD	an association of people of the same trade [n GUILDS]
GUILE	to beguile (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v GUILED, GUILES, GUILING]
GUILT	to cause (someone) to feel guilty [v GUILTED, GUILTING, GUILTS]
GUIRO	a percussion instrument [n GUIROS]
GUISE	to disguise (to alter the appearance of) [v GUISED, GUISES, GUISING]
GULAG	a forced-labor camp [n GULAGS]
GULCH	a deep, narrow ravine [n GULCHES]
GULFS	GULF, to swallow up [v]
GULFY	full of whirlpools [adj GULFIER, GULFIEST]
GULLS	GULL, to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v]
GULLY	to form ravines by the action of water [v GULLIED, GULLIES, GULLYING]
GULPY	marked by gulping [adj GULPIER, GULPIEST]
GUMBO	the okra plant [n GUMBOS]
GUMMA	a soft tumor [n GUMMAS, GUMMATA]
GUMMI	a rubbery, flavored candy [n GUMMIS]
GUMMY	resembling gum [adj GUMMIER, GUMMIEST]
GUNGE	to obstruct with gunky material [v GUNGED, GUNGES, GUNGING]
GUNGY	gunky (filthy, sticky, or greasy) [adj GUNGIER, GUNGIEST]
GUNKS	GUNK, to cause something to be gunky [v]
GUNKY	filthy, sticky, or greasy [adj GUNKIER, GUNKIEST]
GUNNY	a coarse fabric [n GUNNIES]
GUPPY	a small, tropical fish [n GUPPIES]
GURDY	a winch on a fishing boat [n GURDIES]
GURGE	to swirl (to move with a whirling motion) [v GURGED, GURGES, GURGING]
GURRY	fish offal [n GURRIES]
GURUS	GURU, a Hindu spiritual teacher [n]
GUSHY	overly sentimental [adj GUSHIER, GUSHIEST] : GUSHILY [adv]
GUSSY	to dress up in fine or showy clothes [v GUSSIED, GUSSIES, GUSSYING]
GUSTS	GUST, to blow in gusts (sudden blasts of wind) [v]
GUTTA	a drop of liquid [n GUTTAE]
GUTTY	marked by courage [adj GUTTIER, GUTTIEST]
GUYED	GUY, to ridicule (to make fun of) [v]
GWINE	GO, to move along [v]
GYBED	GYBE, to shift from side to side while sailing [v]
GYBES	GYBE, to shift from side to side while sailing [v]
GYNOS	GYNO, a gynecologist (one who studies gynecology) [n]
GYOZA	a stuffed and fried pocket of dough [n GYOZAS]
GYPOS	GYPO, a small-time logging operator [n]
GYPPO	gypo (a small-time logging operator) [n GYPPOS]
GYPSY	to live like a gypsy (a wanderer) [v GYPSIED, GYPSIES, GYPSYING]
GYRED	GYRE, to move in a circle or spiral [v]
GYRON	a heraldic design [n GYRONS]
GYVED	GYVE, to shackle (to confine with metal fastenings placed around the wrists or ankles) [v]
GYVES	GYVE, to shackle (to confine with metal fastenings placed around the wrists or ankles) [v]
HAAFS	HAAF, a deep-sea fishing ground [n]
HAARS	HAAR, a fog [n]
HACEK	a mark placed over a letter to modify it [n HACEKS]
HADAL	pertaining to deep parts of the ocean [adj]
HADED	HADE, to incline (to slant (to deviate from the horizontal or vertical)) [v]
HADST	HAVE, to hold as a possession, privilege, or entitlement [v]
HAFIZ	a Muslim who knows the Koran by heart [n HAFIZES]
HAHAS	HAHA, a fence set in a ditch [n]
HAICK	haik (an outer garment worn by Arabs) [n HAICKS]
HAIKA	HAIK, an outer garment worn by Arabs [n]
HAIKS	HAIK, an outer garment worn by Arabs [n]
HAIKU	a Japanese poem [n HAIKUS]
HAILS	HAIL, to welcome (to greet cordially) [v]
HAINT	a ghost [n HAINTS]
HAIRS	HAIR, a threadlike growth [n]
HAIRY	covered with hair [adj HAIRIER, HAIRIEST]
HAJES	HAJ, hadj (a pilgrimage to Mecca) [n]
HAJIS	HAJI, hadji (one who has made a hadj) [n]
HAJJI	hadji (one who has made a hadj) [n HAJJIS]
HAKIM	a Muslim physician [n HAKIMS]
HAKUS	HAKU, a crown of flowers [n]
HALED	HALE, to compel to go [v]
HALER	HALE, healthy (having good health) [adj] / a coin of the Czech Republic [n HALERS, HALERU]
HALID	halide (a chemical compound) [n HALIDS]
HALMS	HALM, haulm (a plant stem) [n]
HALON	a compound of carbon and bromine [n HALONS]
HALVA	halvah (a Turkish confection) [n HALVAS]
HALVE	to divide into two equal parts [v HALVED, HALVES, HALVING]
HALWA	a sweet Indian dish [n HALWAS]
HAMMY	overly theatrical [adj HAMMIER, HAMMIEST]
HAMZA	an Arabic diacritical mark [n HAMZAS]
HANCE	a side of an arch [n HANCES]
HANDS	HAND, to present with the hand (the end of the forearm) [v]
HANDY	convenient for handling [adj HANDIER, HANDIEST]
HANKY	a handkerchief [n HANKIES]
HANSA	hanse (a guild of merchants) [n HANSAS]
HAPAX	a word that occurs only once [n HAPAXES]
HAPPI	a loose Japanese coat [n HAPPIS]
HAPPY	marked by joy [adj HAPPIER, HAPPIEST] : HAPPILY [adv]
HARAM	forbidden by Islamic law [adj]
HARLS	HARL, a herl (a feathered fishing lure) [n]
HARPY	a shrewish person [n HARPIES]
HARRY	to pillage (to plunder (to rob of goods by force)) [v HARRIED, HARRIES, HARRYING]
HARSH	severe (unsparing in the treatment of others) [adj HARSHER, HARSHEST] : HARSHLY [adv]
HASPS	HASP, to fasten with a clasp [v]
HASTY	speedy (swift (moving with a great rate of motion)) [adj HASTIER, HASTIEST] : HASTILY [adv]
HATCH	to bring forth young from an egg [v HATCHED, HATCHES, HATCHING]
HAUGH	a low-lying meadow [n HAUGHS]
HAULM	a plant stem [n HAULMS]
HAUTE	high-class [adj HAUTER, HAUTEST]
HAVEN	to shelter (to provide cover or protection for) [v HAVENED, HAVENING, HAVENS]
HAVER	to hem and haw [v HAVERED, HAVERING, HAVERS]
HAVOC	to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal) [v HAVOCKED, HAVOCKING, HAVOCS]
HAWED	HAW, to turn left [v]
HAWKS	HAWK, to peddle (to travel about selling wares) [v]
HAWSE	a part of a ship's bow [n HAWSES]
HAYER	one that hays (to convert into hay (grass, cut and dried for fodder)) [n HAYERS]
HAYEY	resembling hay [adj]
HAZAN	a cantor (a religious singer) [n HAZANIM, HAZANS]
HAZED	HAZE, to subject to a humiliating initiation [v]
HAZEL	a shrub (a low, woody plant) [n HAZELS]
HAZER	one that hazes (to subject to a humiliating initiation) [n HAZERS]
HAZES	HAZE, to subject to a humiliating initiation [v]
HEAPY	resembling a heap (a group of things piled one on another) [adj]
HEATH	an evergreen shrub [n HEATHS]
HEAVY	having much weight [adj HEAVIER, HEAVIEST] : HEAVILY [adv] / a villain (a cruelly malicious person) [n HEAVIES]
HECKS	HECK, hell (a place or state of misery) [n]
HEDER	a Jewish school [n HADARIM, HEDARIM, HEDERS]
HEDGE	to surround with a hedge (a dense row of shrubs) [v HEDGED, HEDGES, HEDGING] : HEDGINGLY [adv]
HEDGY	abounding in hedges [adj HEDGIER, HEDGIEST]
HEEDS	HEED, to pay attention to [v]
HEELS	HEEL, to supply with a heel (the raised part of a shoe) [v]
HEEZE	to hoist (to haul up by some mechanical means) [v HEEZED, HEEZES, HEEZING]
HEFTS	HEFT, to lift up [v]
HEFTY	heavy (having much weight) [adj HEFTIER, HEFTIEST] : HEFTILY [adv]
HEIGH	used to attract attention [interj]
HELIO	a signaling mirror [n HELIOS]
HELIX	something spiral in form [n HELICES, HELIXES]
HELLO	to greet (to address in a friendly and courteous way) [v HELLOED, HELLOES, HELLOING, HELLOS]
HELMS	HELM, to steer a ship [v]
HELVE	to provide with a handle [v HELVED, HELVES, HELVING]
HEMES	HEME, a component of hemoglobin [n]
HEMIN	a chloride of heme [n HEMINS]
HEMPS	HEMP, a tall herb [n]
HEMPY	mischievous [adj HEMPIER, HEMPIEST]
HENCE	consequently (in a consequent manner) [adv]
HENGE	a circular Bronze Age structure in England [n HENGES]
HENNA	to dye with a reddish coloring [v HENNAED, HENNAING, HENNAS]
HENRY	a unit of inductance [n HENRIES, HENRYS]
HERBS	HERB, a flowering plant with a nonwoody stem [n]
HERBY	abounding in herbs [adj HERBIER, HERBIEST]
HERMS	HERM, a type of statue (a three-dimensional work of art) [n]
HERNS	HERN, a heron (a wading bird) [n]
HERRY	to harry (to pillage (to plunder (to rob of goods by force))) [v HERRIED, HERRIES, HERRYING]
HERTZ	a unit of frequency [n HERTZ, HERTZES]
HESTS	HEST, a command [n]
HETHS	HETH, a Hebrew letter [n]
HEUCH	heugh (a steep cliff) [n HEUCHS]
HEUGH	a steep cliff [n HEUGHS]
HEWED	HEW, to cut with an ax [v]
HEXAD	a group of six [n HEXADS] : HEXADIC [adj]
HEXED	HEX, to cast an evil spell upon [v]
HEXER	one that hexes (to cast an evil spell upon) [n HEXERS]
HEXES	HEX, to cast an evil spell upon [v]
HEXYL	a hydrocarbon radical [n HEXYLS] : HEXYLIC [adj]
HICKS	HICK, a rural person [n]
HIDED	HIDE, to conceal (to keep from sight or discovery) [v]
HIGHS	HIGH, a high level [n]
HIJRA	hegira (an exodus (a movement away)) [n HIJRAS]
HIKED	HIKE, to walk a long distance [v]
HIKER	one that hikes (to walk a long distance) [n HIKERS]
HILAR	pertaining to a hilum (a small opening in a bodily organ) [adj]
HILLO	to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v HILLOED, HILLOES, HILLOING, HILLOS]
HILLY	abounding in hills [adj HILLIER, HILLIEST]
HILTS	HILT, to provide with a hilt (a handle for a weapon) [v]
HILUM	a small opening in a bodily organ [n HILA]
HILUS	hilum (a small opening in a bodily organ) [n HILI]
HIMBO	an attractive but unintelligent man [n HIMBOS]
HINDS	HIND, a female red deer [n]
HINKY	suspicious [adj HINKIER, HINKIEST]
HINNY	to whinny (to neigh in a low or gentle manner) [v HINNIED, HINNIES, HINNYING]
HIPLY	in a hip (aware of the most current styles and trends) manner [adv]
HIPPO	a hippopotamus [n HIPPOS]
HIPPY	having big hips [adj HIPPIER, HIPPIEST]
HIREE	one that is hired [n HIREES]
HIRER	one that hires (to engage the services of for payment) [n HIRERS]
HISSY	characterized by a hissing sound [adj HISSIER, HISSIEST] / a tantrum (a fit of rage) [n HISSIES]
HITCH	to fasten with a knot or hook [v HITCHED, HITCHES, HITCHING]
HIVED	HIVE, to cause to enter a hive (a bee's nest) [v]
HOAGY	hoagie (a long sandwich) [n HOAGIES]
HOARD	to gather and store away [v HOARDED, HOARDING, HOARDS]
HOARY	white with age [adj HOARIER, HOARIEST]
HOBBY	a recreational pastime [n HOBBIES]
HOCUS	to deceive or cheat [v HOCUSED, HOCUSES, HOCUSING, HOCUSSED, HOCUSSES, HOCUSSING]
HODAD	one who is not a surfer [n HODADS]
HOGAN	a Navaho Indian dwelling [n HOGANS]
HOGGS	HOGG, a young sheep [n]
HOICK	to change directions abruptly [v HOICKED, HOICKING, HOICKS]
HOISE	to hoist (to haul up by some mechanical means) [v HOISED, HOISES, HOISING]
HOIST	to haul up by some mechanical means [v HOISTED, HOISTING, HOISTS]
HOKED	HOKE, to give false value to [v]
HOKEY	false; contrived [adj HOKIER, HOKIEST] : HOKILY [adv]
HOKKU	haiku (a Japanese poem) [n HOKKU]
HOLDS	HOLD, to maintain possession of [v]
HOLLO	to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v HOLLOED, HOLLOES, HOLLOING, HOLLOS]
HOLLY	a tree [n HOLLIES]
HOLMS	HOLM, an island in a river [n]
HOMAS	HOMA, a hom (a sacred plant of the ancient Persians) [n]
HOMED	HOME, to return to one's home (place of residence) [v]
HOMER	to hit a home run [v HOMERED, HOMERING, HOMERS]
HOMEY	homelike (suggestive of a home) [adj HOMIER, HOMIEST] / a person from one's neighborhood [n HOMEYS]
HOMIE	homey (a person from one's neighborhood) [n HOMIES]
HONAN	a fine silk [n HONANS]
HONDA	a part of a lariat [n HONDAS]
HONED	HONE, to sharpen (to make sharp) [v]
HONEY	to sweeten with honey (a sweet, viscid fluid) [v HONEYED, HONEYING, HONEYS, HONIED]
HONGS	HONG, a Chinese factory [n]
HONKS	HONK, to emit a cry like that of a goose [v]
HONOR	to respect (to have a high regard for) [v HONORED, HONORING, HONORS]
HOOCH	cheap whiskey [n HOOCHES]
HOODS	HOOD, to furnish with a hood (a covering for the head) [v]
HOODY	resembling a hoodlum (a thug (a brutal ruffian or assassin)) [adj HOODIER, HOODIEST]
HOOEY	nonsense (behavior or language that is meaningless or absurd) [n HOOEYS]
HOOFS	HOOF, the hard covering on the feet of certain animals [n] / HOOF, to dance (to move rhythmically to music) [v]
HOOKA	hookah (a water pipe) [n HOOKAS]
HOOKY	full of hooks [adj HOOKIER, HOOKIEST] / truancy (an act of truanting) [n HOOKIES]
HOOLY	hoolie (easy; slow) [adj]
HOOTY	sounding like the cry of an owl [adj HOOTIER, HOOTIEST]
HOPAK	a Ukrainian dance [n HOPAKS]
HOPES	HOPE, to have a desire or expectation [v]
HOPPY	having the taste of hops (catkins of a particular vine) [adj HOPPIER, HOPPIEST]
HORAH	hora (an Israeli dance) [n HORAHS]
HORAL	hourly [adj]
HORDE	to gather in a large group [v HORDED, HORDES, HORDING]
HORKS	HORK, to spit (to impale on a spit (a pointed rod on which meat is turned)) [v]
HORNY	hornlike in hardness [adj HORNIER, HORNIEST]
HORSY	resembling a horse [adj HORSIER, HORSIEST]
HOSEY	to choose sides for a children's game [v HOSEYED, HOSEYING, HOSEYS]
HOTCH	to wiggle (to move with short, quick movements from side to side) [v HOTCHED, HOTCHES, HOTCHING]
HOTLY	in a hot (having a high temperature) manner [adv]
HOTTY	a hottie (an attractive person) [n HOTTIES]
HOUND	to pursue relentlessly [v HOUNDED, HOUNDING, HOUNDS]
HOURI	a beautiful maiden in Muslim belief [n HOURIS]
HOURS	HOUR, a period of sixty minutes [n]
HOUSE	to lodge in a house (a building in which people live) [v HOUSED, HOUSES, HOUSING]
HOVEL	to live in a small, miserable dwelling [v HOVELED, HOVELING, HOVELLED, HOVELLING, HOVELS]
HOVER	to hang suspended in the air [v HOVERED, HOVERING, HOVERS]
HOWDY	to greet with the words how do you do'' [v HOWDIED, HOWDIES, HOWDYING]
HOWFF	howf (a place frequently visited) [n HOWFFS]
HOWFS	HOWF, a place frequently visited [n]
HOWKS	HOWK, to dig (to break up, turn over, or remove earth) [v]
HOWLS	HOWL, to cry like a dog [v]
HOYAS	HOYA, a flowering plant [n]
HUBBY	a husband [n HUBBIES]
HUFFS	HUFF, to breathe heavily [v]
HUFFY	easily offended [adj HUFFIER, HUFFIEST] : HUFFILY [adv]
HUGER	HUGE, very large [adj]
HUGGY	involving or given to hugging [adj HUGGIER, HUGGIEST]
HULKS	HULK, to appear impressively large [v]
HULKY	massive (of considerable size) [adj HULKIER, HULKIEST]
HULLO	to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v HULLOED, HULLOES, HULLOING, HULLOS]
HULLS	HULL, to remove the shell from a seed [v]
HUMAN	a person (a human being) [n HUMANS]
HUMIC	derived from humus [adj]
HUMID	having much humidity [adj]
HUMPH	to utter a grunt [v HUMPHED, HUMPHING, HUMPHS]
HUMPY	full of humps [adj HUMPIER, HUMPIEST] / a primitive hut in Australia [n HUMPIES]
HUMUS	decomposed organic matter [n HUMUSES]
HUNCH	to arch forward [v HUNCHED, HUNCHES, HUNCHING]
HUNKS	HUNK, a large piece [n]
HUNKY	muscular and attractive [adj HUNKIER, HUNKIEST]
HURDS	hards (the coarse refuse of flax) [n HURDS]
HURLS	HURL, to throw with great force [v]
HURLY	commotion [n HURLIES]
HURRY	to move swiftly [v HURRIED, HURRIES, HURRYING]
HUSKY	hoarse (low and rough in sound) [adj HUSKIER, HUSKIEST] / a dog of the arctic region [n HUSKIES]
HUSSY	a lewd woman [n HUSSIES]
HUTCH	to store away [v HUTCHED, HUTCHES, HUTCHING]
HUZZA	to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval) [v HUZZAED, HUZZAING, HUZZAS]
HWYLS	HWYL, an emotion that inspires impassioned eloquence [n]
HYDRO	electricity produced by waterpower [n HYDROS]
HYENA	a wolflike mammal [n HYENAS] : HYENIC [adj], HYENINE [adj], HYENOID [adj]
HYING	HIE, to hurry (to move swiftly) [v]
HYMEN	a vaginal membrane [n HYMENS] : HYMENAL [adj]
HYMNS	HYMN, to sing a hymn (a song of praise to God) [v]
HYOID	a bone of the tongue [n HYOIDS] : HYOIDAL [adj], HYOIDEAN [adj]
HYPED	HYPE, to promote extravagantly [v]
HYPER	hyperactive [adj HYPERER, HYPEREST] / one that hypes (to promote extravagantly) [n HYPERS]
HYPES	HYPE, to promote extravagantly [v]
HYPHA	a threadlike element of a fungus [n HYPHAE] : HYPHAL [adj]
HYRAX	a small, harelike mammal [n HYRACES, HYRAXES]
HYSON	a Chinese tea [n HYSONS]
IAMBI	IAMBUS, an iamb (a type of metrical foot) [n]
ICIER	ICY, covered with ice [adj]
ICILY	in an icy (covered with ice) manner [adv]
ICING	a sweet mixture for covering cakes [n ICINGS] / ICE, to cover with ice (frozen water) [v]
ICKER	a head of grain [n ICKERS]
ICTIC	ICTUS, a recurring stress or beat in a poetical form [adj]
IDIOT	a mentally deficient person [n IDIOTS] : IDIOTIC [adj]
IDLED	IDLE, to pass time idly [v]
IDYLS	IDYL, a poem or prose work depicting scenes of rural simplicity [n]
IGGED	IGG, to ignore (to refuse to notice) [v]
IGLUS	IGLU, igloo (an Inuit dwelling) [n]
IHRAM	the garb worn by Muslim pilgrims [n IHRAMS]
ILEAC	pertaining to the ileum (a part of the small intestine) [adj]
ILEAL	ileac (pertaining to the ileum (a part of the small intestine)) [adj]
ILIAD	a long poem [n ILIADS]
ILIAL	iliac (pertaining to the ilium (a bone of the pelvis)) [adj]
ILIUM	a bone of the pelvis [n ILIA]
IMAGE	to imagine (to form a mental picture of) [v IMAGED, IMAGES, IMAGING]
IMBUE	to make thoroughly wet [v IMBUED, IMBUES, IMBUING]
IMINE	a chemical compound [n IMINES]
IMINO	containing an imine (a chemical compound) [adj]
IMMIX	to mix in [v IMMIXED, IMMIXES, IMMIXING]
IMPED	IMP, to graft feathers onto a bird's wing [v]
IMPEL	to force into action [v IMPELLED, IMPELLING, IMPELS]
IMPIS	IMPI, a body of warriors [n]
IMPLY	to indicate or suggest indirectly [v IMPLIED, IMPLIES, IMPLYING]
INANE	nonsensical [adj INANER, INANEST] : INANELY [adv] / empty space [n INANES]
INBOX	a window in which electronic mail is displayed [n INBOXES]
INBYE	inby (inward (toward the inside)) [adv]
INCUS	a bone in the middle ear [n INCUDES]
INDIE	a person who is independent [n INDIES]
INDOL	indole (a chemical compound) [n INDOLS]
INDOW	to endow (to provide with something) [v INDOWED, INDOWING, INDOWS]
INDRI	a short-tailed lemur [n INDRIS]
INEPT	not suitable (appropriate) [adj INEPTER, INEPTEST] : INEPTLY [adv]
INFIX	to implant (to set securely) [v INFIXED, INFIXES, INFIXING]
INFRA	below [adv]
INGLE	a fire [n INGLES]
INION	a part of the skull [n INIA, INIONS]
INKED	INK, to mark with ink (a colored fluid used for writing) [v]
INNED	IN, to harvest (to gather a crop) [v] / INN, to put up at an inn (a public lodging house) [v]
INPUT	to enter data into a computer [v INPUTS, INPUTTED, INPUTTING]
INTIS	INTI, a former monetary unit of Peru [n]
IODIC	pertaining to iodine (a nonmetallic element) [adj]
IODID	iodide (a compound of iodine) [n IODIDS]
IODIN	iodine (a nonmetallic element) [n IODINS]
IONIC	pertaining to or using ions [adj] / a style of type [n IONICS]
IRIDS	IRID, a plant of the iris family [n]
IRING	IRE, to anger (to make angry) [v]
IROKO	a large African tree [n IROKOS]
IRONE	an aromatic oil [n IRONES]
IRONY	resembling iron [adj IRONIER, IRONIEST] / the use of words to express the opposite of what is literally said [n IRONIES]
ISLES	ISLE, to place on an isle (a small island) [v]
ISSEI	a Japanese immigrant to the United States [n ISSEIS]
ISSUE	to come forth [v ISSUED, ISSUES, ISSUING]
ITCHY	causing an itching sensation [adj ITCHIER, ITCHIEST] : ITCHILY [adv]
IVIED	IVY, a climbing vine [adj]
IVIES	IVY, a climbing vine [n]
IVORY	resembling ivory in color [adj IVORIER, IVORIEST] / a hard white substance found in elephant tusks [n IVORIES] : IVORIED [adj]
IXIAS	IXIA, a flowering plant [n]
IXNAY	no [interj]
IXORA	a flowering plant [n IXORAS]
IXTLE	istle (a strong fiber) [n IXTLES]
IZARD	a goatlike antelope [n IZARDS]
JABOT	a decoration on a shirt [n JABOTS]
JACAL	a hut [n JACALES, JACALS]
JACKS	JACK, to raise with a type of lever [v]
JACKY	a sailor (a member of a ship's crew) [n JACKIES]
JADED	JADE, to weary (to make or become weary) [v]
JADES	JADE, to weary (to make or become weary) [v]
JAGER	jaeger (a hunter (one that hunts (hunt))) [n JAGERS]
JAGGS	JAGG, to jag (to cut unevenly) [v]
JAGGY	jagged (having a sharply uneven edge or surface) [adj JAGGIER, JAGGIEST]
JAGRA	jaggery (a coarse, dark sugar) [n JAGRAS]
JAILS	JAIL, to put in jail (a place of confinement) [v]
JAKER	JAKE, all right; fine [adj]
JAKES	an outhouse (a toilet housed in a small structure) [n JAKES]
JALAP	a Mexican plant [n JALAPS] : JALAPIC [adj]
JALOP	jalap (a Mexican plant) [n JALOPS]
JAMBE	a jambeau (a piece of armor for the leg) [n JAMBES]
JAMBS	JAMB, to jam (to force together tightly) [v]
JAMMY	sticky with jam (boiled fruit and sugar) [adj JAMMIER, JAMMIEST]
JANNY	to act as a disguised merrymaker at Christmas [v JANNIED, JANNIES, JANNYING]
JANTY	jaunty (having a lively and self-confident manner) [adj]
JAPAN	to coat with a glossy, black lacquer [v JAPANNED, JAPANNING, JAPANS]
JAPED	JAPE, to mock (to ridicule (to make fun of)) [v]
JAPER	one that japes (to mock (to ridicule)) [n JAPERS]
JAPES	JAPE, to mock (to ridicule (to make fun of)) [v]
JARLS	JARL, a Scandinavian nobleman [n]
JAUKS	JAUK, to dawdle (to waste time) [v]
JAVAS	JAVA, coffee (an aromatic, mildly stimulating beverage) [n]
JAWAN	a soldier of India [n JAWANS]
JAWED	JAW, to jabber (to talk rapidly) [v]
JAZZY	lively (full of energy) [adj JAZZIER, JAZZIEST] : JAZZILY [adv]
JEBEL	a mountain (a large, natural elevation of the earth's surface) [n JEBELS]
JEEPS	JEEP, to travel by a small type of motor vehicle [v]
JEERS	JEER, to mock (to ridicule (to make fun of)) [v]
JEEZE	jeez (used as a mild oath) [interj]
JEFES	JEFE, a chief (the person highest in authority) [n]
JEHAD	jihad (a Muslim holy war) [n JEHADS]
JEHUS	JEHU, a fast driver [n]
JELLO	a trademark [n JELLOS]
JELLS	JELL, to congeal (to change from a fluid to a solid) [v]
JELLY	to make into a jelly (a soft, semisolid substance) [v JELLIED, JELLIES, JELLYING]
JEMMY	to jimmy (to pry open with a crowbar) [v JEMMIED, JEMMIES, JEMMYING]
JENNY	a female donkey [n JENNIES]
JERID	jereed (a wooden javelin) [n JERIDS]
JERKS	JERK, to move with a sharp, sudden motion [v]
JERKY	characterized by jerking movements [adj JERKIER, JERKIEST] : JERKILY [adv] / dried meat [n JERKIES]
JERRY	a German soldier [n JERRIES]
JESSE	to jess (to fasten straps around the legs of a hawk) [v JESSED, JESSES, JESSING]
JESTS	JEST, to joke (to say something amusing) [v]
JETES	JETE, a ballet leap [n]
JETON	jetton (a piece used in counting) [n JETONS]
JETTY	having the color jet black [adj JETTIER, JETTIEST] / to jut (to protrude (to extend beyond the main portion)) [v JETTIED, JETTIES, JETTYING]
JEWEL	to adorn or equip with jewels (precious stones) [v JEWELED, JEWELING, JEWELLED, JEWELLING, JEWELS]
JIBBA	a long coat worn by Muslim men [n JIBBAS]
JIBBS	JIBB, to shift from side to side while sailing [v]
JIBED	JIBE, to gibe (to jeer (to mock (to ridicule))) [v]
JIBER	one that jibes (to gibe (to jeer)) [n JIBERS]
JIBES	JIBE, to gibe (to jeer (to mock (to ridicule))) [v]
JIFFS	JIFF, jiffy (a short time) [n]
JIFFY	a short time [n JIFFIES]
JIGGY	pleasurably excited [adj JIGGIER, JIGGIEST]
JILLS	JILL, a unit of liquid measure [n]
JILTS	JILT, to reject a lover [v]
JIMMY	to pry open with a crowbar [v JIMMIED, JIMMIES, JIMMYING]
JIMPY	jimp (natty (neatly dressed)) [adj]
JINGO	a zealous patriot [n JINGOES] : JINGOISH [adj]
JINKS	JINK, to move quickly out of the way [v]
JINNI	jinn (jinn) [n JINNIS]
JINNS	JINN, JINNEE, jinn [n]
JIRDS	JIRD, a long-tailed rodent [n]
JISMS	JISM, an offensive word [n]
JIVED	JIVE, to play jazz or swing music [v]
JIVER	JIVE, deceitful [adj] / one that jives (to play jazz or swing music) [n JIVERS]
JIVES	JIVE, to play jazz or swing music [v]
JIVEY	jazzy, lively [adj JIVIER, JIVIEST]
JNANA	knowledge acquired through meditation [n JNANAS]
JOCKO	a monkey [n JOCKOS]
JOCKS	JOCK, an athletic supporter [n]
JOCKY	resembling an athlete (one skilled in feats of physical strength and agility) [adj JOCKIER, JOCKIEST]
JOEYS	JOEY, a young kangaroo [n]
JOHNS	JOHN, a toilet [n]
JOINS	JOIN, to unite (to bring together so as to form a whole) [v]
JOINT	to fit together by means of a junction [v JOINTED, JOINTING, JOINTS]
JOIST	to support with horizontal beams [v JOISTED, JOISTING, JOISTS]
JOKED	JOKE, to say something amusing [v]
JOKER	one that jokes (to say something amusing) [n JOKERS]
JOKES	JOKE, to say something amusing [v]
JOKEY	amusing [adj JOKIER, JOKIEST] : JOKILY [adv]
JOLES	JOLE, jowl (the fleshy part under the lower jaw) [n]
JOLLY	cheerful (full of spirits) [adj JOLLIER, JOLLIEST] : JOLLILY [adv] / to put in a good humor for one's own purposes [v JOLLIED, JOLLIES, JOLLYING]
JOLTS	JOLT, to jar or shake roughly [v]
JOLTY	marked by a jolting motion [adj JOLTIER, JOLTIEST] : JOLTILY [adv]
JOMON	pertaining to a Japanese cultural period [adj]
JONES	to have a strong craving for something [v JONESED, JONESES, JONESING]
JOOKS	JOOK, a tavern that has a jukebox [n]
JORUM	a large drinking bowl [n JORUMS]
JOTTY	written down quickly [adj]
JOUAL	a dialect of Canadian French [n JOUALS]
JOUKS	JOUK, to dodge (to evade (to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit)) [v]
JOULE	a unit of energy [n JOULES]
JOUST	to engage in personal combat [v JOUSTED, JOUSTING, JOUSTS]
JOWAR	a durra grown in India [n JOWARS]
JOWED	JOW, to toll (to collect or impose a toll (a fixed charge for a service or privilege)) [v]
JOWLS	JOWL, the fleshy part under the lower jaw [n]
JOWLY	having prominent jowls [adj JOWLIER, JOWLIEST]
JOYED	JOY, to rejoice (to feel joyful) [v]
JUBAS	JUBA, a lively dance [n]
JUBES	JUBE, a platform in a church [n]
JUCOS	JUCO, a junior college [n]
JUDAS	a peephole (a small opening through which one may look) [n JUDASES]
JUDGE	to decide on critically [v JUDGED, JUDGES, JUDGING]
JUDGY	judgemental [adj JUDGIER, JUDGIEST] (2018)
JUDOS	JUDO, a form of jujitsu [n]
JUGAL	pertaining to the cheek or cheekbone [adj]
JUGUM	a pair of the opposite leaflets of a pinnate leaf [n JUGA, JUGUMS]
JUICE	to extract the juice (the liquid part of a fruit or vegetable) from [v JUICED, JUICES, JUICING]
JUICY	full of juice [adj JUICIER, JUICIEST] : JUICILY [adv]
JUJUS	JUJU, an object regarded as having magical power [n]
JUKED	JUKE, to fake out of position [v]
JUKES	JUKE, to fake out of position [v]
JUKUS	JUKU, an additional school in Japan for preparing students for college [n]
JULEP	a sweet drink [n JULEPS]
JUMAR	to climb with ropes using a type of clamp [v JUMARED, JUMARING, JUMARRED, JUMARRING, JUMARS]
JUMBO	a very large specimen of its kind [n JUMBOS]
JUMPS	JUMP, to spring off the ground [v]
JUMPY	nervous (easily excited) [adj JUMPIER, JUMPIEST] : JUMPILY [adv]
JUNCO	a small finch [n JUNCOES, JUNCOS]
JUNKS	JUNK, to discard as trash [v]
JUNKY	worthless [adj JUNKIER, JUNKIEST]
JUNTO	a political faction [n JUNTOS]
JUPES	JUPE, a woman's jacket [n]
JUPON	a tunic (a loose-fitting garment) [n JUPONS]
JURAL	pertaining to law [adj] : JURALLY [adv]
JURAT	a statement on an affidavit [n JURATS]
JUREL	a food fish [n JURELS]
JUROR	a member of a jury (a committee for selecting material for exhibition) [n JURORS]
JUSTS	JUST, to joust (to engage in personal combat) [v]
JUTES	JUTE, a strong, coarse fiber [n]
JUTTY	to jut (to protrude (to extend beyond the main portion)) [v JUTTIED, JUTTIES, JUTTYING]
JUVIE	a juvenile delinquent [n JUVIES]
KABAR	caber (a heavy pole thrown as a trial of strength) [n KABARS]
KABOB	cubes of meat cooked on a skewer [n KABOBS]
KADIS	KADI, cadi (a Muslim judge) [n]
KAGUS	KAGU, a flightless bird [n]
KAIAK	kayak [n KAIAKS]
KAIFS	KAIF, kef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria) [n]
KAILS	KAIL, kale (a variety of cabbage) [n]
KAKAS	KAKA, a parrot [n]
KAKIS	KAKI, a Japanese tree [n]
KALAM	a type of Muslim theology [n KALAMS]
KALIF	caliph (a Muslim leader) [n KALIFS]
KALPA	a period of time in Hindu religion [n KALPAS]
KAMIK	a type of boot [n KAMIKS]
KANAS	KANA, the Japanese syllabic script [n]
KANJI	a system of Japanese writing [n KANJIS]
KANZU	a long white garment worn in Africa [n KANZUS]
KAPHS	KAPH, a Hebrew letter [n]
KAPOK	a mass of silky fibers [n KAPOKS]
KAPOW	a sudden sharp sound [n KAPOWS]
KAPPA	a Greek letter [n KAPPAS]
KAPUS	KAPU, a Hawaiian set of rules for daily life [n]
KAPUT	ruined [adj]
KARAT	a unit of quality for gold [n KARATS]
KAROO	karroo (a dry plateau) [n KAROOS]
KARRI	an Australian eucalyptus [n KARRIS]
KASHA	a cooked cereal [n KASHAS]
KAURI	a timber tree [n KAURIS]
KAURY	kauri (a timber tree) [n KAURIES]
KAVAS	KAVA, a tropical shrub [n]
KAYAK	to travel in a kayak (an Inuit canoe) [v KAYAKED, KAYAKING, KAYAKS]
KAZOO	a toy musical instrument [n KAZOOS]
KEBAB	kabob (cubes of meat cooked on a skewer) [n KEBABS]
KEBOB	kabob (cubes of meat cooked on a skewer) [n KEBOBS]
KECKS	KECK, to retch (to make an effort to vomit) [v]
KEDGE	to move a vessel with the use of an anchor [v KEDGED, KEDGES, KEDGING]
KEEFS	KEEF, kef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria) [n]
KEEKS	KEEK, to peep (to utter a short, shrill cry) [v]
KEEVE	a tub or vat [n KEEVES]
KEFIR	a fermented beverage made from cow's milk [n KEFIRS]
KELEP	a stinging ant [n KELEPS]
KELIM	kilim (an oriental tapestry) [n KELIMS]
KELLY	a bright green color [n KELLIES]
KELPY	kelpie (a water sprite) [n KELPIES]
KELTS	KELT, a salmon that has spawned [n]
KEMPS	KEMP, a champion [n]
KEMPT	neatly kept [adj]
KEMPY	having coarse hair or fibers [adj KEMPIER, KEMPIEST]
KENAF	an East Indian plant [n KENAFS]
KENCH	a bin for salting fish [n KENCHES]
KENDO	a Japanese sport [n KENDOS]
KENOS	KENO, a game of chance [n]
KENTE	a colorful fabric made in Ghana [n KENTES]
KERFS	KERF, to make an incision with a cutting tool [v]
KERNE	a medieval foot soldier [n KERNES]
KERNS	KERN, to be formed with a projecting typeface [v]
KERRY	one of an Irish breed of cattle [n KERRIES]
KETCH	a sailing vessel [n KETCHES]
KETOL	a chemical compound [n KETOLS]
KEVEL	a belaying cleat or peg [n KEVELS]
KEVIL	kevel (a belaying cleat or peg) [n KEVILS]
KEXES	KEX, a dry, hollow stalk [n]
KEYED	KEY, to provide with a key (a device used to turn the bolt in a lock) [v]
KHADI	khaddar (a cotton cloth) [n KHADIS]
KHAFS	KHAF, kaph (a Hebrew letter) [n]
KHAKI	a durable cloth [n KHAKIS]
KHAPH	kaph (a Hebrew letter) [n KHAPHS]
KHATS	KHAT, kat (an evergreen shrub) [n]
KHEDA	keddah (an enclosure for elephants) [n KHEDAS]
KHETH	heth (a Hebrew letter) [n KHETHS]
KHETS	KHET, heth (a Hebrew letter) [n]
KIACK	a fish of the herring family [n KIACKS]
KIANG	a wild ass [n KIANGS]
KIBBE	a Near Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur [n KIBBES]
KIBBI	kibbe (a Near Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur) [n KIBBIS]
KIBLA	kiblah (the direction toward which Muslims face while praying) [n KIBLAS]
KICKS	KICK, to strike out with the foot or feet [v]
KICKY	exciting [adj KICKIER, KICKIEST]
KIDDO	used as a form of familiar address [n KIDDOES, KIDDOS]
KIDDY	kiddie (a small child) [n KIDDIES]
KIEFS	KIEF, kef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria) [n]
KILIM	an oriental tapestry [n KILIMS]
KILOS	KILO, a kilogram or kilometer [n]
KILTS	KILT, to make creases or pleats in [v]
KILTY	kiltie (one who wears a kilt (a type of skirt)) [n KILTIES]
KINDA	kind of [adv]
KININ	a hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs) [n KININS]
KINKY	tightly curled [adj KINKIER, KINKIEST] : KINKILY [adv]
KIOSK	an open booth [n KIOSKS]
KIPPA	a yarmulke (a skullcap worn by Jewish males) [n KIPPAS]
KIRKS	KIRK, a church [n]
KISSY	inclined to kiss [adj KISSIER, KISSIEST]
KITED	KITE, to obtain money or credit fraudulently [v]
KITHE	to make known [v KITHED, KITHES, KITHING]
KITTY	a kitten or cat [n KITTIES]
KIVAS	KIVA, an underground ceremonial chamber [n]
KLICK	a kilometer [n KLICKS]
KLIEG	an electric lamp used in filming [n KLIEGS]
KLIKS	KLIK, klick (a kilometer) [n]
KLONG	a canal [n KLONGS]
KLOOF	a ravine (a narrow, steep-sided valley) [n KLOOFS]
KLUTZ	a clumsy person [n KLUTZES]
KNACK	to strike sharply [v KNACKED, KNACKING, KNACKS]
KNAUR	knar (a bump on a tree) [n KNAURS]
KNAVE	a dishonest person [n KNAVES] : KNAVISH [adj]
KNEED	KNEE, to strike with the knee (a joint of the leg) [v]
KNEEL	to rest on the knees [v KNEELED, KNEELING, KNEELS, KNELT]
KNELL	to sound a bell [v KNELLED, KNELLING, KNELLS]
KNELT	KNEEL, to rest on the knees [v]
KNIFE	a sharp-edged instrument used for cutting [n KNIVES] / to cut with a knife [v KNIFED, KNIFES, KNIFING]
KNISH	dough stuffed with filling and fried [n KNISHES]
KNOCK	to strike sharply [v KNOCKED, KNOCKING, KNOCKS]
KNOLL	to knell (to sound a bell) [v KNOLLED, KNOLLING, KNOLLS]
KNOUT	to flog with a leather whip [v KNOUTED, KNOUTING, KNOUTS]
KNOWN	a mathematical quantity whose value is given [n KNOWNS] / KNOW, to have a true understanding of [v]
KNURL	to make grooves or ridges in [v KNURLED, KNURLING, KNURLS]
KNURR	knur (a bump on a tree) [n KNURRS]
KNURS	KNUR, a bump on a tree [n]
KOALA	an Australian mammal [n KOALAS]
KOELS	KOEL, an Australian bird [n]
KOFTA	a spiced ball of meat or fish in Indian cooking [n KOFTAS]
KOJIS	KOJI, a fungus used to start fermentation [n]
KOKAM	kokum (an East Indian tree) [n KOKAMS]
KOKUM	an East Indian tree [n KOKUMS]
KOMBU	kelp used in Japanese cooking [n KOMBUS]
KONKS	KONK, to conk (to hit on the head) [v]
KOOKS	KOOK, an eccentric person [n]
KOOKY	eccentric [adj KOOKIER, KOOKIEST] : KOOKILY [adv]
KOPEK	kopeck (a Russian coin) [n KOPEKS]
KOPHS	KOPH, a Hebrew letter [n]
KOPJE	a small hill [n KOPJES]
KOPPA	a Greek letter [n KOPPAS]
KORAI	KORE, an ancient Greek statue of a young woman [n]
KORMA	an Indian dish of meat or vegetables with spices [n KORMAS]
KORUN	KORUNA, a monetary unit of the Czech Republic [n]
KOTOW	to kowtow (to behave in a servile manner) [v KOTOWED, KOTOWING, KOTOWS]
KRAAL	to pen in a type of enclosure [v KRAALED, KRAALING, KRAALS]
KRAFT	a strong paper [n KRAFTS]
KREEP	a basaltic lunar rock [n KREEPS]
KREWE	a private group participating in the New Orleans Mardi Gras [n KREWES]
KRILL	an aggregate of small marine crustaceans [n KRILLS]
KRONA	a monetary unit of Iceland [n KRONUR] / a monetary unit of Sweden [n KRONOR, KRONUR]
KRONE	a former monetary unit of Austria [n KRONEN, KRONER] / a monetary unit of Denmark [n KRONER]
KROON	a former monetary unit of Estonia [n KROONI, KROONS]
KRUBI	a tropical plant [n KRUBIS]
KUBIE	a kubasa on a bun [n KUBIES]
KUDOS	KUDO, award; honor [n] / kudo (award; honor) [n KUDOSES]
KUDUS	KUDU, a large antelope [n]
KUDZU	an Asian vine [n KUDZUS]
KUFIS	KUFI, a brimless hat [n]
KUKRI	a long, curved knife of Nepal [n KUKRIS]
KULAK	a rich Russian peasant [n KULAKI, KULAKS]
KULFI	an Indian dessert resembling ice cream [n KULFIS]
KUMIS	koumiss (a beverage made from camel's milk) [n KUMISES]
KURUS	KURU, a disease of the nervous system [n]
KVASS	a Russian beer [n KVASSES]
KVELL	to exclaim joyfully [v KVELLED, KVELLING, KVELLS]
KYACK	a packsack (a carrying bag to be worn on the back) [n KYACKS]
KYAKS	KYAK, a kayak (an Inuit canoe) [n]
KYATS	KYAT, a monetary unit of Myanmar (Burma) [n]
KYLIX	a drinking vessel [n KYLIKES, KYLIXES]
KYRIE	a religious petition for mercy [n KYRIES]
KYTHE	to kithe (to make known) [v KYTHED, KYTHES, KYTHING]
LAARI	a monetary unit of the Maldives [n LAARIS]
LABEL	to describe or designate [v LABELED, LABELING, LABELLED, LABELLING, LABELS]
LABIA	LABIUM, a fold of the vulva [n]
LABRA	LABRUM, a lip or liplike structure [n]
LADDY	laddish in behavior [adj LADDIER, LADDIEST]
LADLE	to lift out with a ladle (a type of spoon) [v LADLED, LADLES, LADLING]
LAEVO	levo (turning toward the left) [adj]
LAHAR	a flowing mass of volcanic debris [n LAHARS]
LAICH	laigh (a lowland (an area of land lying lower than the adjacent country)) [n LAICHS]
LAIGH	a lowland (an area of land lying lower than the adjacent country) [n LAIGHS]
LAITY	the nonclerical membership of a religious faith [n LAITIES]
LAKED	subjected to the process of laking [adj]
LAKER	a lake fish [n LAKERS]
LAKHS	LAKH, the sum of one hundred thousand [n]
LALLS	LALL, to articulate the letter r as l [v]
LAMIA	a female demon [n LAMIAE, LAMIAS]
LANCH	to haul a boat over ice [v LANCHED, LANCHES, LANCHING]
LANDS	LAND, to set down upon land (solid ground) [v]
LANKY	ungracefully tall and thin [adj LANKIER, LANKIEST] : LANKILY [adv]
LAPEL	an extension of the collar of a garment [n LAPELS] : LAPELED [adj], LAPELLED [adj]
LARCH	a coniferous tree [n LARCHES] : LARCHEN [adj]
LARDS	LARD, to coat with lard (the melted fat of hogs) [v]
LAREE	lari (a monetary unit of the Republic of Georgia) [n LAREES]
LARKS	LARK, to behave playfully [v]
LARKY	playful (frolicsome) [adj LARKIER, LARKIEST]
LARNT	LARN, to learn (to gain knowledge by experience, instruction, or study) [v]
LATCH	to close with a type of fastening device [v LATCHED, LATCHES, LATCHING]
LATHE	to cut or shape on a type of machine [v LATHED, LATHES, LATHING]
LATHY	long and slender [adj LATHIER, LATHIEST]
LATKE	a potato pancake [n LATKES]
LATTE	espresso coffee with milk [n LATTES]
LAUAN	a Philippine timber [n LAUANS]
LAUGH	to express emotion, typically mirth, by a series of inarticulate sounds [v LAUGHED, LAUGHING, LAUGHS] : LAUGHINGLY [adv]
LAVED	LAVE, to wash (to cleanse by immersing in or applying a liquid) [v]
LAWNS	LAWN, to cover land with ornamental grass [v]
LAXLY	in a lax (not strict or stringent) manner [adv]
LAYUP	a shot in basketball [n LAYUPS]
LAZAR	a beggar afflicted with a loathsome disease [n LAZARS]
LAZED	LAZE, to pass time lazily [v]
LEAFY	covered with leaves [adj LEAFIER, LEAFIEST]
LEAKY	tending to leak [adj LEAKIER, LEAKIEST] : LEAKILY [adv]
LEAVE	to go away from [v LEAVES, LEAVING, LEFT]
LEBEN	a type of liquid food [n LEBENS]
LEDGY	abounding in ledges [adj LEDGIER, LEDGIEST]
LEECH	to cling to and feed upon or drain [v LEECHED, LEECHES, LEECHING]
LEERY	suspicious [adj LEERIER, LEERIEST] : LEERILY [adv]
LEGAL	an authorized investment that may be made by investors such as savings banks [n LEGALS]
LEGER	fishing bait made to lie on the bottom [n LEGERS]
LEGGY	having long legs [adj LEGGIER, LEGGIEST] / a small, salted cod [n LEGGIES]
LEGIT	legitimate drama [n LEGITS]
LEHUA	a tropical tree [n LEHUAS]
LEMAN	a lover (one that loves another) [n LEMANS]
LEMMA	a type of proposition in logic [n LEMMAS, LEMMATA]
LEMUR	an arboreal mammal related to the monkeys [n LEMURS]
LENDS	LEND, to give the temporary use of [v]
LENTO	a slow musical movement [n LENTOS]
LEONE	a monetary unit of Sierra Leone [n LEONES]
LETCH	to lech (to engage in lechery) [v LETCHED, LETCHES, LETCHING]
LETHE	forgetfulness (the quality of being forgetful) [n LETHES] : LETHEAN [adj]
LETUP	a lessening or relaxation [n LETUPS]
LEVEE	to provide with an embankment [v LEVEED, LEVEEING, LEVEES]
LEVEL	to make even [v LEVELED, LEVELING, LEVELLED, LEVELLING, LEVELS]
LEXES	LEXIS, the vocabulary of a language, a group, or a subject field [n]
LIBEL	to make or publish a defamatory statement about [v LIBELED, LIBELING, LIBELLED, LIBELLING, LIBELS]
LIBRI	LIBER, a book of public records [n]
LICHT	to light (to illuminate) [v LICHTED, LICHTING, LICHTS]
LICIT	lawful (allowed by law (the body of rules governing the affairs of a community)) [adj] : LICITLY [adv]
LIEGE	a feudal lord [n LIEGES]
LIEVE	gladly (in a glad (feeling pleasure) manner) [adv LIEVER, LIEVEST]
LIGER	the offspring of a male lion and a female tiger [n LIGERS]
LIGHT	having little weight [adj LIGHTER, LIGHTEST] / to illuminate [v LIGHTED, LIGHTING, LIGHTS, LIT]
LIKED	LIKE, to find pleasant [v]
LIKER	LIKE, possessing the same or almost the same characteristics [adj] / one that likes (to find pleasant) [n LIKERS]
LIKES	LIKE, to find pleasant [v]
LILAC	a flowering shrub [n LILACS]
LILOS	LILO, a trademark [n]
LIMAN	a lagoon (a shallow body of water) [n LIMANS]
LIMBA	an African tree [n LIMBAS]
LIMBI	LIMBUS, a distinctive border [n]
LIMBO	to perform a West Indian dance [v LIMBOED, LIMBOES, LIMBOING, LIMBOS]
LIMBS	LIMB, to cut off the arms or legs of [v]
LIMED	LIME, to treat with lime (a calcium compound) [v]
LIMEN	a sensory threshold [n LIMENS, LIMINA]
LIMEY	a British sailor [n LIMEYS]
LIMIT	to restrict (to keep within certain boundaries) [v LIMITED, LIMITING, LIMITS] : LIMITINGLY [adv]
LIMNS	LIMN, to depict by painting or drawing [v]
LIMPS	LIMP, to walk lamely [v]
LINAC	a device for imparting high velocities to charged particles [n LINACS]
LINDY	to perform a fast, lively dance [v LINDIED, LINDIES, LINDYING]
LINED	LINE, to mark with lines (slender, continuous marks) [v]
LINEN	a fabric woven from the fibers of flax [n LINENS] : LINENY [adj]
LINER	a commercial ship or airplane [n LINERS]
LINEY	liny (resembling a line) [adj LINIER, LINIEST]
LININ	a substance in the nucleus of a cell [n LININS]
LINNS	LINN, a waterfall [n]
LINNY	a row of rooms across the back of a house [n LINNIES]
LINTS	LINT, to give off lint (bits of fiber or fluff) [v]
LINTY	covered with lint [adj LINTIER, LINTIEST]
LINUM	a plant of the flax family [n LINUMS]
LIPID	any of a class of fatty substances [n LIPIDS] : LIPIDIC [adj]
LIPIN	a lipid (any of a class of fatty substances) [n LIPINS]
LIPPY	impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adj LIPPIER, LIPPIEST]
LISLE	a fine, tightly twisted cotton thread [n LISLES]
LITAI	LITAS, a monetary unit of Lithuania [n]
LITHE	bending easily [adj LITHER, LITHEST] : LITHELY [adv]
LIVID	having the skin abnormally discolored [adj] : LIVIDLY [adv]
LLAMA	a ruminant mammal [n LLAMAS]
LLANO	an open, grassy plain [n LLANOS]
LOACH	a freshwater fish [n LOACHES]
LOADS	LOAD, to place in or on a means of conveyance [v]
LOAMY	resembling loam [adj LOAMIER, LOAMIEST]
LOBBY	to attempt to influence legislators [v LOBBIED, LOBBIES, LOBBYING]
LOBED	LOBE, a rounded, projecting anatomical part [adj]
LOCAL	a train or bus making all stops [n LOCALS]
LOCHE	a fish of the cod family [n LOCHES]
LOCHS	LOCH, a lake (a sizable inland body of water) [n]
LOCKS	LOCK, to secure by means of a mechanical fastening device [v]
LOCUM	a temporary substitute [n LOCUMS]
LOCUS	a place [n LOCA, LOCI]
LOFTS	LOFT, to store in a loft (an upper room) [v]
LOFTY	extending high in the air [adj LOFTIER, LOFTIEST]
LOGGY	logy (sluggish (displaying little movement or activity)) [adj LOGGIER, LOGGIEST]
LOGIA	LOGION, a saying attributed to Jesus [n]
LOGIC	the science of reasoning [n LOGICS]
LOGON	login (the process of identifying oneself to a computer) [n LOGONS]
LOGOS	LOGO, an identifying symbol [n] / the rational principle that governs the universe in ancient Greek philosophy [n LOGOI]
LOLLS	LOLL, to lounge (to recline or lean in a relaxed, lazy manner) [v]
LOLLY	a lollipop (a piece of candy on the end of a stick) [n LOLLIES]
LONGE	to guide a horse by means of a long rope [v LONGED, LONGEING, LONGES]
LONGS	LONG, to desire strongly [v]
LOOBY	a large, awkward person [n LOOBIES]
LOOED	LOO, to subject to a forfeit at loo (a card game) [v]
LOOEY	looie (a lieutenant of the armed forces) [n LOOEYS]
LOOIE	a lieutenant of the armed forces [n LOOIES]
LOOKY	used to draw attention to something [interj]
LOONY	crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj LOONIER, LOONIEST] : LOONILY [adv] / a loony person [n LOONIES]
LOOPY	full of loops [adj LOOPIER, LOOPIEST] : LOOPILY [adv]
LORAL	pertaining to the space between the eye and bill of a bird [adj]
LORAN	a type of navigational system [n LORANS]
LORDS	LORD, to invest with the power of a lord (a person having dominion over others) [v]
LORRY	a type of wagon or truck [n LORRIES]
LOSEL	a worthless person [n LOSELS]
LOSSY	causing dissipation of electrical energy [adj]
LOTIC	pertaining to moving water [adj]
LOTTE	a monkfish (a marine fish) [n LOTTES]
LOTTO	a game of chance [n LOTTOS]
LOUIE	looie (a lieutenant of the armed forces) [n LOUIES]
LOUIS	a former gold coin of France [n LOUIS]
LOUMA	luma (a monetary unit of Armenia) [n LOUMAS]
LOUPE	a small magnifying glass [n LOUPES]
LOUPS	LOUP, to leap (to spring off the ground) [v]
LOURS	LOUR, to lower (to appear dark and threatening) [v]
LOURY	lowery (dark and threatening) [adj]
LOUSY	mean or contemptible [adj LOUSIER, LOUSIEST] : LOUSILY [adv]
LOVER	one that loves another [n LOVERS] : LOVERLY [adj]
LOVEY	fondly affectionate [adj LOVIER, LOVIEST] / a sweetheart [n LOVEYS]
LOWLY	low in position or rank [adj LOWLIER, LOWLIEST] : LOWLILY [adv]
LOXED	LOX, to supply with lox (liquid oxygen) [v]
LOXES	LOX, to supply with lox (liquid oxygen) [v]
LUCKY	having good fortune [adj LUCKIER, LUCKIEST] : LUCKILY [adv]
LUDOS	LUDO, a simple board game [n]
LUFFA	loofah (a tropical vine) [n LUFFAS]
LULLS	LULL, to cause to sleep or rest [v]
LULUS	LULU, something remarkable [n]
LUMEN	the inner passage of a tubular organ [n LUMENS, LUMINA] : LUMENAL [adj], LUMINAL [adj]
LUNCH	to eat a noonday meal [v LUNCHED, LUNCHES, LUNCHING]
LUNES	LUNE, a crescent-shaped figure [n]
LUNGE	to make a forceful forward movement [v LUNGED, LUNGEING, LUNGES, LUNGING]
LUNGI	a loincloth worn by men in India [n LUNGIS]
LUNTS	LUNT, to emit smoke [v]
LUPIN	lupine (a flowering plant) [n LUPINS]
LUPUS	a skin disease [n LUPUSES] : LUPOID [adj], LUPOUS [adj]
LURID	causing shock or horror [adj] : LURIDLY [adv]
LURKS	LURK, to wait in concealment [v]
LUSTY	full of vigor [adj LUSTIER, LUSTIEST]
LUTEA	LUTEUM, a hormone-secreting body [n]
LUTED	LUTE, to play a lute (a stringed musical instrument) [v]
LUVED	LUV, to love (to feel great affection for) [v]
LUVVY	lovey (a sweetheart) [n LUVVIES]
LUXES	LUX, a unit of illumination [n] / LUXE, luxury (free indulgence in that which affords pleasure or comfort) [n]
LYART	lyard (streaked with gray) [adj]
LYASE	an enzyme (a complex protein) [n LYASES]
LYCEE	a French secondary school [n LYCEES]
LYMPH	a body fluid containing white blood cells [n LYMPHS] : LYMPHOID [adj], LYMPHOUS [adj]
LYNCH	to put to death without legal sanction [v LYNCHED, LYNCHES, LYNCHING]
LYRIC	a lyrical poem [n LYRICS]
LYSED	LYSE, to cause to undergo lysis [v]
LYSES	LYSIS, the disintegration of cells by lysins [n] / LYSE, to cause to undergo lysis [v]
LYSIN	a substance capable of disintegrating blood cells or bacteria [n LYSINS]
LYTIC	pertaining to lysis (the disintegration of cells by lysins) [adj]
LYTTA	a fibrous band in the tongue of certain carnivorous mammals [n LYTTAE, LYTTAS]
MACAW	a large parrot [n MACAWS]
MACED	MACE, to attack with a weapon resembling a club (a heavy piece of wood) [v]
MACHE	a European herb [n MACHES]
MACON	a red or white French wine [n MACONS]
MADAM	a woman who manages a brothel [n MADAMS]
MADLY	in a mad (insane (mentally unsound)) manner [adv]
MAFIA	a secret criminal organization [n MAFIAS]
MAFIC	pertaining to minerals rich in magnesium and iron [adj]
MAGOT	a tailless ape [n MAGOTS]
MAHOE	a tropical tree [n MAHOES]
MAHUA	an Indian tree [n MAHUAS]
MAHWA	mahua (an Indian tree) [n MAHWAS]
MAILL	a payment (something that is paid) [n MAILLS]
MAIZE	an American cereal grass [n MAIZES]
MAKER	one that makes (to cause to exist) [n MAKERS]
MAKIS	MAKI, a dish of sushi and raw vegetables wrapped in seaweed [n]
MALMS	MALM, a soft, friable limestone [n]
MALMY	resembling malm (a soft, friable limestone) [adj MALMIER, MALMIEST]
MALTY	resembling malt [adj MALTIER, MALTIEST]
MAMAS	MAMA, mother [n]
MAMBA	a venomous snake [n MAMBAS]
MAMBO	to perform a ballroom dance [v MAMBOED, MAMBOES, MAMBOING, MAMBOS]
MAMEE	mamey (a tropical tree) [n MAMEES]
MAMEY	a tropical tree [n MAMEYES, MAMEYS]
MAMIE	mamey (a tropical tree) [n MAMIES]
MAMMA	a milk-secreting organ [n MAMMAE, MAMMAS] / mama (mother) [n MAMMAS]
MAMMY	mother [n MAMMIES]
MANAS	MANA, a supernatural force in certain Pacific island religions [n]
MANEB	a powder for killing fungi [n MANEBS]
MANGA	a Japanese graphic novel [n MANGAS]
MANGE	a skin disease of domestic animals [n MANGES]
MANGY	affected with mange [adj MANGIER, MANGIEST]
MANKY	inferior, defective [adj MANKIER, MANKIEST]
MANLY	having the qualities of a man [adj MANLIER, MANLIEST] : MANLILY [adv]
MANNA	divinely supplied food [n MANNAS]
MANUS	the end of the forelimb in vertebrates [n MANUS]
MARIA	MARE, a dark area on the surface of the moon or Mars [n]
MARKS	MARK, to make a visible impression on [v]
MARLS	MARL, to fertilize with marl (an earthy deposit containing lime, clay, and sand) [v]
MARRY	to enter into marriage [v MARRIED, MARRIES, MARRYING]
MARVY	marvelous [adj]
MASHY	mashie (a golf club) [n MASHIES]
MASKS	MASK, to cover with a mask (a covering used to disguise the face) [v]
MASSY	massive (of considerable size) [adj MASSIER, MASSIEST]
MASTS	MAST, to provide with a mast (a long pole on a ship that supports the sails and rigging) [v]
MATCH	to set in competition or opposition [v MATCHED, MATCHES, MATCHING]
MATHS	MATH, mathematics [n]
MATIN	a morning song, as of birds [n MATINS]
MATTE	to produce a dull finish on [v MATTED, MATTES, MATTING]
MATTS	MATT, to matte (to produce a dull finish on) [v]
MATZA	matzo (an unleavened bread) [n MATZAS]
MATZO	an unleavened bread [n MATZOS, MATZOT, MATZOTH]
MAUSY	mauzy (foggy, misty) [adj MAUSIER, MAUSIEST]
MAUTS	MAUT, malt [n]
MAUVE	a purple color [n MAUVES]
MAUZY	foggy, misty [adj MAUZIER, MAUZIEST]
MAVEN	mavin (an expert) [n MAVENS]
MAVIE	mavis (a songbird (a bird that utters a musical call)) [n MAVIES]
MAVIN	an expert [n MAVINS]
MAVIS	a songbird (a bird that utters a musical call) [n MAVISES]
MAWED	MAW, to mow (to cut down standing herbage) [v]
MAXED	MAX, to reach the upper limit [v]
MAXIM	a brief statement of a general truth or principle [n MAXIMS]
MAXIS	MAXI, a long skirt or coat [n]
MAYAN	MAYA, the power to produce illusions, in Hindu philosophy [adj]
MAYAS	MAYA, the power to produce illusions, in Hindu philosophy [n]
MAYED	MAY, to gather flowers in the spring [v]
MAYOS	MAYO, mayonnaise [n]
MAYST	MAY, to gather flowers in the spring [v]
MAZED	MAZE, to bewilder (to confuse (to mix up mentally)) [v]
MAZER	a large drinking bowl [n MAZERS]
MBIRA	an African musical instrument [n MBIRAS]
MEALY	soft, dry, and friable [adj MEALIER, MEALIEST]
MECCA	a place visited by many people [n MECCAS]
MEINY	a retinue (a group of attendants) [n MEINIES]
MELDS	MELD, to blend (to mix smoothly and inseparably together) [v]
MELEE	a confused struggle [n MELEES]
MELTY	resembling a melted solid [adj]
MEMES	MEME, an idea or practice that spreads from person to person [n]
MENDS	MEND, to repair (to restore to good condition) [v]
MENSH	mensch (an admirable person) [n MENSHEN, MENSHES]
MEOWS	MEOW, to make the crying sound of a cat [v]
MERCH	merchandise [n MERCHES]
MERCS	MERC, a mercenary [n]
MERCY	compassion shown to an offender or enemy [n MERCIES]
MERDE	an offensive word [n MERDES]
MERER	MERE, being nothing more than [adj]
MERES	MERE, a pond or lake [n]
MERLE	a blackbird [n MERLES]
MERLS	MERL, merle (a blackbird) [n]
MERRY	cheerful (full of spirits) [adj MERRIER, MERRIEST] : MERRILY [adv]
MESHY	netty (resembling a net) [adj MESHIER, MESHIEST]
MESSY	dirty or untidy [adj MESSIER, MESSIEST]
METAL	to cover with metal (any of various ductile, fusible, and lustrous substances) [v METALED, METALING, METALLED, METALLING, METALS]
METED	METE, to distribute by measure [v]
METHS	METH, a stimulant drug [n]
METRO	a subway [n METROS]
MEWED	MEW, to confine (to shut within an enclosure) [v]
MEWLS	MEWL, to whimper (to cry with plaintive, broken sounds) [v]
MEZES	MEZE, a Greek or Middle Eastern appetizer [n]
MEZZO	a female voice of a full, deep quality [n MEZZOS]
MIAOU	to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v MIAOUED, MIAOUING, MIAOUS]
MIAOW	to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v MIAOWED, MIAOWING, MIAOWS]
MIAUL	to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v MIAULED, MIAULING, MIAULS]
MICKY	mickey (a drugged drink) [n MICKIES]
MICRA	MICRON, a unit of length [n]
MICRO	a very small computer [n MICROS]
MIDDY	a loosely fitting blouse [n MIDDIES]
MIDGE	a small winged insect [n MIDGES]
MIDST	the middle [n MIDSTS]
MIFFS	MIFF, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [v]
MIFFY	easily annoyed [adj MIFFIER, MIFFIEST]
MIGGS	MIGG, mig (a type of playing marble) [n]
MIGHT	strength (capacity for exertion or endurance) [n MIGHTS] / MAY, to gather flowers in the spring [v]
MIKED	MIKE, to amplify or record by use of a microphone [v]
MIKES	MIKE, to amplify or record by use of a microphone [v]
MIKRA	MIKRON, micron (a unit of length) [n]
MIKVA	mikvah (a place for ritual bathing by Orthodox Jews) [n MIKVAS]
MILCH	giving milk [adj]
MILDS	MILD, to diminish (to lessen (to make or become less)) [v]
MILER	one that runs a mile race [n MILERS]
MILIA	MILIUM, a small, whitish lump in the skin [n]
MILKS	MILK, to draw milk (a whitish, nutritious liquid) from the udder of [v]
MILKY	resembling or suggestive of milk [adj MILKIER, MILKIEST]
MILLE	a thousand (a number) [n MILLES]
MILLS	MILL, to grind by mechanical means [v]
MILTS	MILT, to impregnate with milt (fish sperm) [v]
MILTY	full of milt [adj MILTIER, MILTIEST]
MIMED	MIME, to mimic (to imitate closely) [v]
MIMEO	to make copies of by use of a mimeograph [v MIMEOED, MIMEOING, MIMEOS]
MIMER	one that mimes (to mimic (to imitate closely)) [n MIMERS]
MIMES	MIME, to mimic (to imitate closely) [v]
MIMIC	to imitate closely [v MIMICKED, MIMICKING, MIMICS]
MINCE	to cut into very small pieces [v MINCED, MINCES, MINCING] : MINCINGLY [adv]
MINCY	affectedly dainty [adj MINCIER, MINCIEST]
MINDS	MIND, to heed (to pay attention to) [v]
MINER	one that mines (to dig into for valuable materials) [n MINERS]
MINGY	mean and stingy [adj MINGIER, MINGIEST] : MINGILY [adv]
MINIM	a unit of liquid measure [n MINIMS]
MINIS	MINI, something distinctively smaller than others of its kind [n]
MINKE	a small whale [n MINKES]
MINKS	MINK, a carnivorous mammal [n]
MINNY	minnow (a small fish) [n MINNIES]
MINOR	to pursue a specific subordinate course of study [v MINORED, MINORING, MINORS]
MINTS	MINT, to produce by stamping metal, as coins [v]
MINTY	having the flavor of mint (an aromatic herb) [adj MINTIER, MINTIEST]
MIRID	a variety of leaf bug [n MIRIDS]
MIRIN	a sweet Japanese cooking wine [n MIRINS]
MIRKY	murky (dark (having little or no light)) [adj MIRKIER, MIRKIEST] : MIRKILY [adv]
MIRTH	spirited gaiety [n MIRTHS] : MIRTHFUL [adj], MIRTHFULLY [adv], MIRTHLESS [adj], MIRTHLESSLY [adv]
MISDO	to do wrongly [v MISDID, MISDOES, MISDOING, MISDONE, MISDONE]
MISOS	MISO, a type of food paste [n]
MISSY	a young girl [n MISSIES]
MISTS	MIST, to become blurry [v]
MITIS	a type of wrought iron [n MITISES]
MITTS	MITT, a type of baseball glove [n]
MIXED	MIX, to put together into one mass [v]
MIXES	MIX, to put together into one mass [v]
MIXUP	a state of confusion [n MIXUPS]
MIZEN	mizzen (a type of sail) [n MIZENS]
MODEL	to plan or form after a pattern [v MODELED, MODELING, MODELLED, MODELLING, MODELS]
MODEM	to transmit by modem (a device for converting signals from one form to another) [v MODEMED, MODEMING, MODEMS]
MOFOS	MOFO, an offensive word [n]
MOGGY	a cat [n MOGGIES]
MOGUL	an important person [n MOGULS]
MOIRA	fate or destiny, in ancient Greek religion [n MOIRAI]
MOIRE	a fabric having a wavy pattern [n MOIRES]
MOJOS	MOJO, a magic charm [n]
MOLAL	pertaining to a mole (the quantity of a compound that has a weight equal to the compound's molecular weight) [adj]
MOLDS	MOLD, to work into a particular shape [v]
MOLDY	musty (having a stale odor) [adj MOLDIER, MOLDIEST]
MOLES	MOLE, the quantity of a compound that has a weight equal to the compound's molecular weight [n]
MOLLS	MOLL, a gangster's girlfriend [n]
MOLLY	mollie (a tropical fish) [n MOLLIES]
MOLTO	very -- used in musical directions [adv]
MOLYS	MOLY, a wild garlic [n]
MOMMA	mother [n MOMMAS]
MOMMY	mother [n MOMMIES]
MOMUS	a carping person [n MOMI, MOMUSES]
MONDO	a rapid question and answer technique employed in Zen Buddhism [n MONDOS]
MONEY	an official medium of exchange and measure of value [n MONEYS, MONIES]
MONGO	mungo (a low-quality wool) [n MONGOS]
MONIC	denoting a type of polynomial [adj]
MONIE	many (consisting of or amounting to a large number) [adj]
MONKS	MONK, a man who is a member of a secluded religious order [n]
MONTH	a period of approximately 30 days [n MONTHS]
MONTY	the full amount expected or possible [n MONTIES]
MOOCH	to obtain without paying [v MOOCHED, MOOCHES, MOOCHING]
MOOED	MOO, to make the deep, moaning sound of a cow [v]
MOOKS	MOOK, a foolish or contemptible person [n]
MOOLA	moolah (money (an official medium of exchange and measure of value)) [n MOOLAS]
MOONY	resembling the moon [adj MOONIER, MOONIEST]
MOOSE	a ruminant mammal [n MOOSE]
MOOTS	MOOT, to bring up for discussion [v]
MOPED	a type of motorbike [n MOPEDS] / MOPE, to act in a dejected or gloomy manner [v]
MOPPY	resembling a mop [adj MOPPIER, MOPPIEST]
MORAE	MORA, a unit of metrical time in prosody [n]
MOREL	an edible mushroom [n MORELS]
MORON	a mentally deficient person [n MORONS] : MORONIC [adj]
MORPH	to be transformed [v MORPHED, MORPHING, MORPHS]
MORRO	a rounded elevation [n MORROS]
MOSEY	to saunter (to walk in a leisurely manner) [v MOSEYED, MOSEYING, MOSEYS]
MOSKS	MOSK, mosque (a Muslim house of worship) [n]
MOSSO	rapidly -- used as a musical direction [adv]
MOSSY	covered with moss [adj MOSSIER, MOSSIEST]
MOSTS	MOST, the greatest amount [n]
MOTEY	full of motes [adj]
MOTHS	MOTH, a winged insect [n]
MOTHY	full of moths [adj MOTHIER, MOTHIEST]
MOTIF	a recurring thematic element in an artistic work [n MOTIFS] : MOTIFIC [adj]
MOTOR	to travel by automobile [v MOTORED, MOTORING, MOTORS]
MOTTO	a short expression of a guiding principle [n MOTTOES, MOTTOS]
MOTTS	MOTT, motte (a small growth of trees on a prairie) [n]
MOULD	to mold (to work into a particular shape) [v MOULDED, MOULDING, MOULDS]
MOULT	to molt (to cast off an outer covering) [v MOULTED, MOULTING, MOULTS]
MOUND	to pile (to lay one upon the other) [v MOUNDED, MOUNDING, MOUNDS]
MOURN	to feel or express grief or sorrow [v MOURNED, MOURNING, MOURNS] : MOURNINGLY [adv]
MOUSY	resembling a mouse (a small rodent) [adj MOUSIER, MOUSIEST]
MOUTH	to put into the mouth [v MOUTHED, MOUTHING, MOUTHS]
MOVED	MOVE, to change from one position to another [v]
MOVES	MOVE, to change from one position to another [v]
MOVIE	a motion picture [n MOVIES]
MOWED	MOW, to cut down standing herbage [v]
MOWER	one that mows (to cut down standing herbage) [n MOWERS]
MOXAS	MOXA, a Chinese plant [n]
MUCID	musty (having a stale odor) [adj]
MUCKS	MUCK, to fertilize with manure [v]
MUCKY	filthy (offensively dirty) [adj MUCKIER, MUCKIEST]
MUCUS	a viscid bodily fluid [n MUCUSES]
MUDDY	covered or filled with mud [adj MUDDIER, MUDDIEST] / to make or become muddy [v MUDDIED, MUDDIES, MUDDYING]
MUDRA	a hand gesture in East Indian classical dancing [n MUDRAS]
MUFFS	MUFF, to bungle (to work, make, or do clumsily) [v]
MUFTI	a judge who interprets Muslim religious law [n MUFTIS]
MUGGS	MUGG, to make funny faces [v]
MUGGY	warm and humid [adj MUGGIER, MUGGIEST]
MUHLY	a perennial grass [n MUHLIES]
MUJIK	muzhik (a Russian peasant) [n MUJIKS]
MULCH	to provide with a protective covering for the soil [v MULCHED, MULCHES, MULCHING]
MULCT	to defraud (to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means)) [v MULCTED, MULCTING, MULCTS]
MULED	MULE, to strike from dies belonging to two different issues, as a coin [v]
MULES	MULE, to strike from dies belonging to two different issues, as a coin [v]
MULEY	a hornless cow [n MULEYS]
MULLA	mullah (a Muslim religious leader or teacher) [n MULLAS]
MULLS	MULL, to ponder (to consider something deeply and thoroughly) [v]
MUMMS	MUMM, to mum (to act in a disguise) [v]
MUMMY	to mummify (to preserve by embalming) [v MUMMIED, MUMMIES, MUMMYING]
MUMPS	MUMP, to beg (to plead (to ask for earnestly)) [v]
MUMSY	maternal (pertaining to or characteristic of a mother) [adj MUMSIER, MUMSIEST] / a mother [n MUMSIES]
MUMUS	MUMU, muumuu (a long, loose dress) [n]
MUNCH	to chew with a crackling sound [v MUNCHED, MUNCHES, MUNCHING]
MUNGO	a low-quality wool [n MUNGOES, MUNGOS]
MUNGS	MUNG, a round green bean [n]
MUONS	MUON, a subatomic particle [n]
MUREX	a marine mollusk [n MUREXES, MURICES]
MURID	a murine (any of a family of small rodents) [n MURIDS]
MURKS	MURK, darkness (the state of being dark (having little or no light)) [n]
MURKY	dark (having little or no light) [adj MURKIER, MURKIEST] : MURKILY [adv]
MURRA	a substance used to make fine vases and cups in ancient Rome [n MURRAS]
MURRE	a diving bird [n MURRES]
MURRS	MURR, murre (a diving bird) [n]
MURRY	a moray (a tropical eel) [n MURRIES]
MUSES	MUSE, to ponder (to consider something deeply and thoroughly) [v]
MUSHY	pulpy (resembling pulp) [adj MUSHIER, MUSHIEST] : MUSHILY [adv]
MUSIC	vocal or instrumental sounds organized to produce a unified composition [n MUSICS]
MUSKS	MUSK, a strongly odorous substance secreted by certain animals [n]
MUSSY	messy (dirty or untidy) [adj MUSSIER, MUSSIEST] : MUSSILY [adv]
MUSTY	having a stale odor [adj MUSTIER, MUSTIEST] : MUSTILY [adv]
MUTCH	a close-fitting cap [n MUTCHES]
MUTED	MUTE, to deaden the sound of [v]
MUTER	MUTE, characterized by an absence of speech [adj]
MUTES	MUTE, to deaden the sound of [v]
MUTHA	an offensive word [n MUTHAS]
MUTTS	MUTT, a mongrel dog [n]
MUXED	MUX, to transmit several messages simultaneously along a single channel [v]
MUXES	MUX, to transmit several messages simultaneously along a single channel [v]
MUZAK	recorded background music [n MUZAKS]
MUZZY	confused [adj MUZZIER, MUZZIEST]
MYNAH	myna (an Asian bird) [n MYNAHS]
MYNAS	MYNA, an Asian bird [n]
MYOID	resembling muscle [adj]
MYOMA	a tumor composed of muscle tissue [n MYOMAS, MYOMATA]
MYOPY	myopia (a visual defect) [n MYOPIES]
MYRRH	an aromatic gum resin [n MYRRHS] : MYRRHIC [adj], MYRRHY [adj]
MYSID	a small crustacean [n MYSIDS]
MYTHS	MYTH, a type of traditional story [n]
NABOB	one who becomes rich and prominent [n NABOBS] : NABOBISH [adj]
NADAS	NADA, nothing (the absence of all quantity or magnitude) [n]
NAFFS	NAFF, to fool around [v]
NAGGY	given to nagging [adj NAGGIER, NAGGIEST]
NAIAD	a water nymph [n NAIADES, NAIADS]
NAIFS	NAIF, a naive person [n]
NAIRA	a monetary unit of Nigeria [n NAIRAS]
NAIRU	the lowest rate of unemployment at which there is no inflation [n NAIRUS]
NAKFA	a monetary unit of Eritrea [n NAKFAS]
NANNA	nana (a grandmother) [n NANNAS]
NANNY	to be overprotective toward [v NANNIED, NANNIES, NANNYING]
NAPPA	napa (a soft leather) [n NAPPAS]
NAPPE	a type of rock formation [n NAPPES]
NAPPY	kinky (tightly curled) [adj NAPPIER, NAPPIEST]
NARKY	irritable [adj NARKIER, NARKIEST]
NATTY	neatly dressed [adj NATTIER, NATTIEST] : NATTILY [adv]
NAVAL	pertaining to ships [adj] : NAVALLY [adv]
NAVVY	a manual laborer [n NAVVIES]
NAZIS	NAZI, a type of fascist (an advocate of fascism) [n]
NEDDY	a donkey (the domestic ass) [n NEDDIES]
NEEDY	in a state of poverty [adj NEEDIER, NEEDIEST]
NELLY	nellie (an effeminate male) [n NELLIES]
NENES	NENE, a Hawaiian goose [n]
NERDY	socially inept [adj NERDIER, NERDIEST]
NERTZ	nerts (used to express defiance) [interj]
NERVY	impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adj NERVIER, NERVIEST]
NETOP	friend; companion [n NETOPS]
NEUME	a sign used in musical notation [n NEUMES] : NEUMATIC [adj], NEUMIC [adj]
NEWBS	NEWB, a newbie (a newcomer (one that has recently arrived)) [n]
NEWEL	a staircase support [n NEWELS]
NEWIE	something new [n NEWIES]
NEWLY	recently (of or pertaining to a time not long past) [adv]
NEWSY	full of news [adj NEWSIER, NEWSIEST] / a newsboy (a boy who delivers or sells newspapers) [n NEWSIES]
NEWTS	NEWT, a small salamander [n]
NEXTS	NEXT, the one that comes immediately after [n]
NGWEE	a monetary unit of Zambia [n NGWEE, NGWEES]
NICER	NICE, pleasing to the senses [adj]
NIDAL	pertaining to a nidus (a nest or breeding place) [adj]
NIDUS	a nest or breeding place [n NIDI, NIDUSES]
NIECE	a daughter of one's brother or sister [n NIECES]
NIEVE	the fist or hand [n NIEVES]
NIFFY	stinky (emitting a foul odor) [adj NIFFIER, NIFFIEST]
NIFTY	stylish; pleasing [adj NIFTIER, NIFTIEST] : NIFTILY [adv] / something that is nifty [n NIFTIES]
NIGHS	NIGH, to approach (to come near or nearer to) [v]
NIHIL	nothing (the absence of all quantity or magnitude) [n NIHILS]
NIKAH	a Muslim marriage ceremony [n NIKAHS]
NILLS	NILL, to be unwilling [v]
NIMBI	NIMBUS, a luminous cloud [n]
NINES	NINE, a number [n]
NINJA	a feudal Japanese warrior [n NINJAS]
NINNY	a fool [n NINNIES] : NINNYISH [adj]
NINON	a sheer fabric [n NINONS]
NINTH	one of nine equal parts [n NINTHS]
NIPPY	sharp or biting [adj NIPPIER, NIPPIEST]
NIQAB	a veil worn by some Muslim women [n NIQABS]
NISEI	one born in America of immigrant Japanese parents [n NISEIS]
NITID	bright (emitting much light) [adj]
NITON	radon (a radioactive element) [n NITONS]
NITTY	full of nits [adj NITTIER, NITTIEST]
NIXES	NIX, a water sprite [n] / NIX, to veto (to forbid or prevent authoritatively) [v]
NIXIE	a female water sprite [n NIXIES]
NIZAM	a former sovereign of India [n NIZAMS]
NOBBY	elegant (tastefully opulent) [adj NOBBIER, NOBBIEST]
NOBLY	in a noble (possessing qualities of excellence) manner [adv]
NODAL	of the nature of a node [adj] : NODALLY [adv]
NODDY	a fool [n NODDIES]
NOHOW	in no manner [adv]
NOILY	NOIL, a kind of short fiber [adj]
NOMEN	the second name of an ancient Roman [n NOMENS, NOMINA]
NOMOI	NOMOS, law [n]
NONCE	the present occasion [n NONCES]
NONIS	NONI, Morinda citrifolia*, a tropical fruit tree [n] (2018)
NOONS	NOON, midday (the middle of the day) [n]
NOOSE	to secure with a type of loop [v NOOSED, NOOSES, NOOSING]
NOPAL	a cactus of Mexico and Central America [n NOPALES, NOPALS]
NORIA	a type of waterwheel [n NORIAS]
NOSEY	nosy (unduly curious) [adj NOSIER, NOSIEST]
NOTCH	to make an angular cut in [v NOTCHED, NOTCHES, NOTCHING]
NOUNS	NOUN, a word used to denote the name of something [n]
NOVAE	NOVA, a type of star [n]
NOVAS	NOVA, a type of star [n]
NOVEL	a fictional prose narrative [n NOVELS]
NOWAY	in no way [adv]
NOYAU	a liqueur made of brandy and fruit kernels [n NOYAUX]
NUBBY	having nubs (a protuberance or knob) [adj NUBBIER, NUBBIEST]
NUBIA	a woman's scarf [n NUBIAS]
NUCHA	the nape of the neck [n NUCHAE]
NUDGE	to push gently [v NUDGED, NUDGES, NUDGING]
NUDZH	to noodge (to nag (to find fault incessantly)) [v NUDZHED, NUDZHES, NUDZHING]
NUKED	NUKE, to attack with nuclear weapons [v]
NULLS	NULL, to reduce to nothing [v]
NUMBS	NUMB, to make numb [v]
NUMEN	a deity (a god or goddess) [n NUMINA]
NUMMY	delicious [adj NUMMIER, NUMMIEST]
NURLS	NURL, to knurl (to make grooves or ridges in) [v]
NUTSY	crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj NUTSIER, NUTSIEST]
NUTTY	silly; crazy [adj NUTTIER, NUTTIEST] : NUTTILY [adv]
NYALA	an antelope (a ruminant mammal) [n NYALAS]
NYMPH	to fish using a fly (a hook with silk or feathers) that looks like a larva [v NYMPHED, NYMPHING, NYMPHS]
OAKED	matured in an oak container [adj]
OAKEN	OAK, a hardwood tree or shrub [adj]
OAKUM	loosely twisted hemp fiber [n OAKUMS]
OASES	OASIS, a green area in a desert region [n]
OBELI	OBELUS, a symbol used in ancient manuscripts to indicate a doubtful passage [n]
OBESE	very fat [adj] : OBESELY [adv]
OBEYS	OBEY, to follow the commands or guidance of [v]
OBIAS	OBIA, obeah (a form of sorcery of African origin) [n]
OBITS	OBIT, an obituary (a published notice of a death) [n]
OBJET	an article of artistic value [n OBJETS]
OBOES	OBOE, a woodwind instrument [n]
OBOLE	a coin of medieval France [n OBOLES]
OBOLI	OBOLUS, an obol (a coin of ancient Greece) [n]
OCCUR	to take place [v OCCURRED, OCCURRING, OCCURS]
OCHRY	ochery (ocherous (containing or resembling ocher)) [adj]
OCKER	a boorish person [n OCKERS]
OCREA	a sheathing plant part [n OCREAE, OCREAS]
OCTAD	a group of eight [n OCTADS] : OCTADIC [adj]
OCTAL	pertaining to a number system with a base of eight [adj]
OCTET	a group of eight [n OCTETS]
OCTYL	a univalent radical [n OCTYLS]
OCULI	OCULUS, a circular window [n]
ODDER	ODD, unusual (not usual) [adj]
ODDLY	in an odd (unusual (not usual)) manner [adv]
ODEON	odeum (a theater or concert hall) [n ODEONS]
ODEUM	a theater or concert hall [n ODEA, ODEUMS]
ODOUR	odor (the property of a substance that affects the sense of smell) [n ODOURS] : ODOURFUL [adj]
OFFAL	waste material [n OFFALS]
OFFED	OFF, to go away [v]
OFFER	to present for acceptance or rejection [v OFFERED, OFFERING, OFFERS]
OFTEN	frequently (in a frequent (occurring again and again) manner) [adv OFTENER, OFTENEST]
OGAMS	OGAM, ogham (an Old Irish alphabet) [n]
OGEES	OGEE, an S-shaped molding [n]
OGHAM	an Old Irish alphabet [n OGHAMS] : OGHAMIC [adj]
OGLER	one that ogles (to stare at) [n OGLERS]
OHIAS	OHIA, lehua (a tropical tree) [n]
OIDIA	OIDIUM, a type of fungus (any of a major group of lower plants) [n]
OKAPI	an African ruminant mammal [n OKAPIS]
OLDER	OLD, living or existing for a relatively long time [adj]
OLEUM	a corrosive liquid [n OLEA, OLEUMS] / oil [n OLEA]
OLIOS	OLIO, a miscellaneous collection [n]
OLLIE	to perform a maneuver in skateboarding or snowboarding [v OLLIED, OLLIEING, OLLIES]
OMASA	OMASUM, the third stomach of a ruminant [n]
OMEGA	a Greek letter [n OMEGAS]
ONERY	ornery (stubborn and mean-spirited) [adj ONERIER, ONERIEST]
ONION	the edible bulb of a cultivated herb [n ONIONS] : ONIONY [adj]
ONIUM	characterized by a complex cation [adj]
ONLAY	something laid over something else [n ONLAYS]
OOHED	OOH, to exclaim in amazement, joy, or surprise [v]
OOMPH	spirited vigor [n OOMPHS]
OORIE	ourie (shivering with cold) [adj]
OOTID	one of the four sections into which a mature ovum divides [n OOTIDS]
OOZED	OOZE, to flow or leak out slowly [v]
OOZES	OOZE, to flow or leak out slowly [v]
OPAHS	OPAH, a marine fish [n]
OPALS	OPAL, a mineral (a naturally occurring inorganic substance having a characteristic set of physical properties) [n]
OPINE	to hold or state as an opinion [v OPINED, OPINES, OPINING]
OPIUM	an addictive narcotic [n OPIUMS]
ORACY	skill in oral expression and comprehension [n ORACIES]
ORBIT	to move or revolve around [v ORBITED, ORBITING, ORBITS]
ORCIN	orcinol (a chemical compound) [n ORCINS]
ORDER	to give a command or instruction to [v ORDERED, ORDERING, ORDERS]
ORIBI	an African antelope [n ORIBIS]
ORLON	a trademark [n ORLONS]
ORLOP	the lowest deck of a ship [n ORLOPS]
ORMER	an abalone (an edible shellfish) [n ORMERS]
ORRIS	a flowering plant [n ORRISES]
ORZOS	ORZO, rice-shaped pasta [n]
OSIER	a European tree [n OSIERS] : OSIERED [adj]
OSMIC	OSMIUM, a metallic element [adj]
OTAKU	young people in Japan who are highly skilled in computer technology [n OTAKU]
OUNCE	a unit of weight [n OUNCES]
OUPHE	an elf (a small, often mischievous fairy) [n OUPHES]
OUPHS	OUPH, ouphe (an elf (a small, often mischievous fairy)) [n]
OURIE	shivering with cold [adj]
OUSTS	OUST, to expel or remove from a position or place [v]
OUTBY	outdoors (in the open air) [adv]
OUTDO	to exceed in performance [v OUTDID, OUTDOES, OUTDOING, OUTDONE, OUTDONE]
OUTED	OUT, to be revealed [v]
OUTGO	to go beyond [v OUTGOES, OUTGOING, OUTGONE, OUTGONE, OUTWENT]
OUTRO	a concluding passage of a piece of music [n OUTROS]
OUTTA	out of [prep]
OUZEL	a European bird [n OUZELS]
OUZOS	OUZO, a Greek liqueur [n]
OVARY	a female reproductive gland [n OVARIES]
OVATE	egg-shaped [adj] : OVATELY [adv]
OVENS	OVEN, an enclosed compartment in which substances are heated [n]
OVOID	an egg-shaped body [n OVOIDS]
OVOLI	OVOLO, a convex molding [n]
OVOLO	a convex molding [n OVOLI, OVOLOS]
OVULE	a rudimentary seed [n OVULES] : OVULAR [adj], OVULARY [adj]
OWIES	OWIE, a minor injury [n] (2018)
OWING	OWE, to be under obligation to pay or repay [v]
OXBOW	a U-shaped piece of wood in an ox yoke [n OXBOWS]
OXERS	OXER, a fence for keeping in cattle [n]
OXEYE	a flowering plant [n OXEYES]
OXIDS	OXID, oxide (a binary compound of oxygen with another element or radical) [n]
OXLIP	a flowering plant [n OXLIPS]
OXTER	the armpit (the hollow under the arm at the shoulder) [n OXTERS]
OZONE	a form of oxygen [n OZONES] : OZONIC [adj]
PACAS	PACA, a large rodent [n]
PACEY	keeping a fast pace (rate of speed) [adj PACIER, PACIEST]
PACHA	pasha (a former Turkish high official) [n PACHAS]
PACKS	PACK, to put into a receptacle for transportation or storage [v]
PACTS	PACT, an agreement (an act of agreeing) [n]
PADDY	a rice field [n PADDIES]
PAEON	a metrical foot of four syllables [n PAEONS] : PAEONIC [adj]
PAGOD	pagoda (a Far Eastern temple) [n PAGODS]
PAISA	a coin of Pakistan [n PAISAS, PAISE]
PALEA	a small bract [n PALEAE] : PALEAL [adj]
PALLY	marked by close friendship [adj PALLIER, PALLIEST]
PALPS	PALP, to touch (to be in or come into contact with) [v]
PAMPA	a grassland of South America [n PAMPAS]
PANDA	an herbivorous mammal [n PANDAS]
PANDY	to punish by striking the hand [v PANDIED, PANDIES, PANDYING]
PANED	PANE, a sheet of glass for a window [adj]
PANIC	to be overwhelmed by fear [v PANICKED, PANICKING, PANICS]
PANSY	a flowering plant [n PANSIES]
PANTO	a pantomime [n PANTOS]
PANTS	PANT, to breathe quickly and with difficulty [v]
PANTY	pantie (a woman's or child's undergarment) [n PANTIES]
PAPAS	PAPA, a father [n]
PAPAW	a fleshy fruit [n PAPAWS]
PAPER	to cover or wrap with paper (a thin sheet of material made of cellulose pulp) [v PAPERED, PAPERING, PAPERS]
PAPPI	PAPPUS, a tuft of bristles on the achene of certain plants [n]
PAPPY	resembling pap (a soft food for infants) [adj PAPPIER, PAPPIEST] / a father [n PAPPIES]
PARAS	PARA, a woman's status regarding the bearing of offspring [n]
PARCH	to make very dry [v PARCHED, PARCHES, PARCHING]
PARDS	PARD, a leopard (a large, carnivorous feline mammal) [n]
PARDY	pardi (used as a mild oath) [interj]
PAREU	a Polynesian garment [n PAREUS]
PARGO	a food fish [n PARGOS]
PARKA	a hooded garment [n PARKAS]
PARKY	chilly (cool (moderately cold)) [adj PARKIER, PARKIEST]
PARRS	PARR, a young salmon [n]
PARRY	to ward off a blow [v PARRIED, PARRIES, PARRYING]
PARTY	boisterous [adj PARTIER, PARTIEST] / to attend a social gathering [v PARTIED, PARTIES, PARTYING]
PASHA	a former Turkish high official [n PASHAS]
PASHM	the inner fur of some Tibetan animals [n PASHMS]
PATEN	a plate [n PATENS]
PATIO	an outdoor paved area adjoining a house [n PATIOS]
PATTY	a small, flat cake of chopped food [n PATTIES]
PAUAS	PAUA, a large New Zealand shellfish [n]
PAUSE	to stop temporarily [v PAUSED, PAUSES, PAUSING]
PAVAN	a slow, stately dance [n PAVANS]
PAVIN	pavan (a slow, stately dance) [n PAVINS]
PAVIS	a large medieval shield [n PAVISES]
PAWED	PAW, to strike or scrape with a beating motion [v]
PAWER	one that paws (to strike or scrape with a beating motion) [n PAWERS]
PAWKY	sly (crafty (skillful in deceiving)) [adj PAWKIER, PAWKIEST] : PAWKILY [adv]
PAWLS	PAWL, a hinged mechanical part [n]
PAXES	PAX, a ceremonial embrace given to signify Christian love and unity [n]
PAYED	PAY, to give money or something of value in exchange for goods or services [v]
PAYEE	one to whom money is paid [n PAYEES]
PAYOR	payer (one that pays (to give money or something of value in exchange for goods or services)) [n PAYORS]
PEACE	to be or become silent [v PEACED, PEACES, PEACING]
PEAGE	peag (wampum (a form of currency formerly used by Native Americans)) [n PEAGES]
PEAKY	sickly (appearing as if sick) [adj PEAKIER, PEAKIEST]
PEASE	a pea (the edible seed of an annual herb) [n PEASEN, PEASES]
PEATY	resembling or containing peat [adj PEATIER, PEATIEST]
PEAVY	peavey (a lever used to move logs) [n PEAVIES]
PECAN	a nut-bearing tree [n PECANS]
PECHS	PECH, to pant (to breathe quickly and with difficulty) [v]
PECKY	marked by decay caused by fungi [adj PECKIER, PECKIEST]
PEEPS	PEEP, to utter a short, shrill cry [v]
PEERY	a child's toy [n PEERIES]
PEEVE	to annoy (to be troublesome to) [v PEEVED, PEEVES, PEEVING]
PEISE	to weigh (to determine the weight of) [v PEISED, PEISES, PEISING]
PEKAN	a carnivorous mammal [n PEKANS]
PEKIN	a silk fabric [n PEKINS]
PEKOE	a black tea [n PEKOES]
PELAU	a dish made with meat, rice, and pigeon peas [n PELAUS]
PELFS	PELF, money or wealth [n]
PENCE	PENNY, a coin of the United Kingdom [n]
PENGO	a former monetary unit of Hungary [n PENGOS]
PENNE	short tubular pasta [n PENNES]
PENNI	a formerly used Finnish coin [n PENNIA, PENNIS]
PENNY	a coin of the United Kingdom [n PENCE, PENNIES]
PEONY	a flowering plant [n PEONIES]
PEPPY	full of energy [adj PEPPIER, PEPPIEST] : PEPPILY [adv]
PERCH	to sit or rest on an elevated place [v PERCHED, PERCHES, PERCHING]
PERCS	PERC, a chemical used in dry cleaning [n]
PERDY	pardi (used as a mild oath) [interj]
PEREA	PEREON, pereion (the thorax of some crustaceans) [n]
PERKS	PERK, to prepare (coffee) in a percolator [v]
PERKY	jaunty (having a lively and self-confident manner) [adj PERKIER, PERKIEST] : PERKILY [adv]
PERVS	PERV, one who is sexually perverted [n]
PERVY	sexually perverted [adj PERVIER, PERVIEST]
PESKY	annoying [adj PESKIER, PESKIEST] : PESKILY [adv]
PETER	to diminish gradually [v PETERED, PETERING, PETERS]
PETTO	the breast [n PETTI]
PETTY	insignificant [adj PETTIER, PETTIEST]
PEWEE	a small bird [n PEWEES]
PEWIT	the lapwing (a shore bird) [n PEWITS]
PHAGE	an organism that destroys bacteria [n PHAGES]
PHIAL	a vial [n PHIALS]
PHISH	to engage in phishing [v PHISHED, PHISHES, PHISHING]
PHIZZ	phiz (a face or facial expression) [n PHIZZES]
PHLOX	a flowering plant [n PHLOXES]
PHONE	to telephone [v PHONED, PHONES, PHONING]
PHONO	a record player [n PHONOS]
PHONS	PHON, a unit of loudness [n]
PHONY	not genuine or real [adj PHONIER, PHONIEST] / to alter so as to make appear genuine [v PHONIED, PHONIES, PHONYING]
PHOTO	to photograph [v PHOTOED, PHOTOING, PHOTOS]
PHPHT	pht (used as an expression of mild anger or annoyance) [interj]
PHYLE	a political subdivision in ancient Greece [n PHYLAE] : PHYLIC [adj]
PIANI	music passages to be played softly [n PIANI]
PIANO	a musical instrument [n PIANOS]
PIBAL	a small balloon for determining the direction and speed of the wind [n PIBALS]
PICKS	PICK, to select (to choose (to take by preference)) [v]
PICKY	fussy (overly concerned with small details) [adj PICKIER, PICKIEST]
PICUL	an Asian unit of weight [n PICULS]
PIECE	to join into a whole [v PIECED, PIECES, PIECING]
PIETA	a representation of the Virgin Mary mourning over the body of Christ [n PIETAS]
PIETY	the quality or state of being pious [n PIETIES]
PIEZO	pertaining to a type of electricity [adj]
PIGGY	piggish (greedy or dirty) [adj PIGGIER, PIGGIEST] / a small pig [n PIGGIES]
PIING	PI, to jumble or disorder [v]
PIKED	PIKE, to pierce with a pike (a long spear) [v]
PIKER	a stingy person [n PIKERS]
PIKIS	PIKI, thin blue cornmeal bread [n]
PILAF	a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat [n PILAFS]
PILAR	pertaining to hair (a threadlike growth) [adj]
PILAU	pilaf (a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat) [n PILAUS]
PILAW	pilaf (a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat) [n PILAWS]
PILEA	PILEUM, the top of a bird's head [n]
PILEI	PILEUS, the umbrella-shaped portion of a mushroom [n]
PILIS	PILI, PILUS, a hair or hairlike structure [n]
PILOT	to control the course of [v PILOTED, PILOTING, PILOTS]
PIMAS	PIMA, a strong, high-grade cotton [n]
PIMPS	PIMP, to solicit clients for a prostitute [v]
PINCH	to squeeze between two edges or surfaces [v PINCHED, PINCHES, PINCHING]
PINED	PINE, to yearn intensely [v]
PINEY	piny (suggestive of or covered with pine trees) [adj PINIER, PINIEST]
PINGS	PING, to produce a brief, high-pitched sound [v]
PINKO	a person who holds somewhat radical political views [n PINKOES, PINKOS]
PINKS	PINK, to cut a saw-toothed edge on cloth [v]
PINKY	pinkish (somewhat pink) [adj PINKIER, PINKIEST]
PINNA	a feather, wing, or winglike part [n PINNAE, PINNAS]
PINNY	a pinafore (a child's apron) [n PINNIES]
PINON	a pine tree [n PINONES, PINONS]
PINTS	PINT, a liquid and dry measure of capacity [n]
PINUP	a picture that may be pinned up on a wall [n PINUPS]
PIOUS	marked by religious reverence [adj] : PIOUSLY [adv]
PIPAS	PIPA, a four-stringed Chinese lute [n]
PIPED	PIPE, to convey by means of a pipe (a hollow cylinder) [v]
PIPER	one that plays on a tubular musical instrument [n PIPERS]
PIPES	PIPE, to convey by means of a pipe (a hollow cylinder) [v]
PIPET	to pipette (to measure liquid with a calibrated tube) [v PIPETS, PIPETTED, PIPETTING]
PIPIT	a songbird (a bird that utters a musical call) [n PIPITS]
PIRNS	PIRN, a spinning-wheel bobbin [n]
PIROG	a large Russian pastry [n PIROGEN, PIROGHI, PIROGI]
PISCO	a Peruvian brandy [n PISCOS]
PISOS	PISO, the Philippine peso [n]
PISSY	an offensive word [adj PISSIER, PISSIEST]
PITCH	to throw (to propel through the air with a movement of the arm) [v PITCHED, PITCHES, PITCHING]
PITHS	PITH, to sever the spinal cord of [v]
PITHY	concise (succinct (clearly expressed in few words)) [adj PITHIER, PITHIEST] : PITHILY [adv]
PITOT	a tube used to measure the pressure of a fluid stream [n PITOTS]
PITTA	a perching bird of Asia, Australia, and Africa [n PITTAS]
PIVOT	to turn on a shaft or rod [v PIVOTED, PIVOTING, PIVOTS]
PIXEL	a basic unit of a video image [n PIXELS]
PIXES	PIX, pyx (a container in which the eucharistic bread is kept) [n]
PIXIE	pixy (a playfully mischievous fairy or elf) [n PIXIES] : PIXIEISH [adj]
PIZZA	an Italian open pie [n PIZZAS]
PLACE	to set in a particular position [v PLACED, PLACES, PLACING]
PLACK	a former coin of Scotland [n PLACKS]
PLAGE	a bright region on the sun [n PLAGES]
PLAID	a woolen scarf of a checkered pattern [n PLAIDS] : PLAIDED [adj]
PLAIT	to braid (to weave together) [v PLAITED, PLAITING, PLAITS]
PLANK	to cover with planks (long, flat pieces of lumber) [v PLANKED, PLANKING, PLANKS]
PLANS	PLAN, to formulate a plan (a method for achieving an end) [v]
PLANT	to place in the ground for growing [v PLANTED, PLANTING, PLANTS]
PLASH	to weave together [v PLASHED, PLASHES, PLASHING]
PLAYA	the bottom of a desert basin [n PLAYAS]
PLAZA	a public square [n PLAZAS]
PLEBS	PLEB, a commoner (one of the common people) [n]
PLEWS	PLEW, a beaver skin [n]
PLINK	to shoot at random targets [v PLINKED, PLINKING, PLINKS]
PLODS	PLOD, to walk heavily [v]
PLONK	to plunk (to fall or drop heavily) [v PLONKED, PLONKING, PLONKS]
PLOPS	PLOP, to drop or fall heavily [v]
PLOTS	PLOT, to plan secretly [v]
PLOTZ	to be overwhelmed by an emotion [v PLOTZED, PLOTZES, PLOTZING]
PLOWS	PLOW, to turn up land with a plow (a farm implement) [v]
PLOYE	a buckwheat pancake [n PLOYES]
PLUCK	to pull out or off [v PLUCKED, PLUCKING, PLUCKS]
PLUMB	to determine the depth of [v PLUMBED, PLUMBING, PLUMBS]
PLUME	to cover with feathers [v PLUMED, PLUMES, PLUMING]
PLUMP	well-rounded and full in form [adj PLUMPER, PLUMPEST] / to make plump [v PLUMPED, PLUMPING, PLUMPS]
PLUNK	to fall or drop heavily [v PLUNKED, PLUNKING, PLUNKS]
PLUSH	luxurious [adj PLUSHER, PLUSHEST] : PLUSHLY [adv] / a fabric with a long pile [n PLUSHES]
POACH	to trespass for the purpose of taking game or fish [v POACHED, POACHES, POACHING]
POBOY	a large sandwich on a long split roll [n POBOYS]
POCKS	POCK, to mark with pocks (pustules caused by an eruptive disease) [v]
POCKY	covered with pocks [adj POCKIER, POCKIEST] : POCKILY [adv]
PODGY	pudgy (short and fat) [adj PODGIER, PODGIEST] : PODGILY [adv]
PODIA	PODIUM, a small platform [n]
POGEY	any form of government relief [n POGEYS]
POILU	a French soldier [n POILUS]
POIND	to seize and sell the property of to satisfy a debt [v POINDED, POINDING, POINDS]
POISE	to hold in a state of equilibrium [v POISED, POISES, POISING]
POKED	POKE, to push or prod [v]
POKER	one that pokes (to push or prod) [n POKERS]
POKEY	poky (a jail) [n POKEYS]
POLIO	an infectious virus disease [n POLIOS]
POLKA	to perform a lively dance [v POLKAED, POLKAING, POLKAS]
POLLS	POLL, to question for the purpose of surveying public opinion [v]
POMBE	an African drink made from grain and fruit [n POMBES]
POMOS	POMO, the postmodern movement [n]
POMPS	POMP, stately or splendid display [n]
PONDS	POND, to collect into a pond (a small body of water) [v]
PONGO	an anthropoid ape [n PONGOS]
PONGS	PONG, to stink (to emit a foul odor) [v]
PONGY	stinky (emitting a foul odor) [adj PONGIER, PONGIEST]
PONZU	a tangy sauce used chiefly on seafood [n PONZUS]
POOCH	to bulge (to swell out) [v POOCHED, POOCHES, POOCHING]
POODS	POOD, a Russian unit of weight [n]
POOED	POO, to defecate (to discharge feces) [v]
POOJA	puja (a Hindu prayer ritual) [n POOJAS]
POOKA	a hobgoblin in Irish myths [n POOKAS]
POOPS	POOP, to tire out [v]
POOPY	stupid or ineffectual [adj POOPIER, POOPIEST]
POORI	a light, flat wheat cake [n POORIS]
POPPA	papa (a father) [n POPPAS]
POPPY	having the characteristics of pop music [adj POPPIER, POPPIEST] / a flowering plant [n POPPIES]
PORCH	a covered structure at the entrance to a building [n PORCHES] : PORCHED [adj]
PORGY	a marine food fish [n PORGIES]
PORKS	PORK, to eat ravenously [v]
PORKY	resembling pork [adj PORKIER, PORKIEST] / a porcupine [n PORKIES]
PORNO	pornography [n PORNOS]
PORNS	PORN, pornography [n]
PORNY	pornographic [adj PORNIER, PORNIEST]
POTTO	a lemur of tropical Africa [n POTTOS]
POTTY	of little importance [adj POTTIER, POTTIEST] / a small toilet seat [n POTTIES]
POUCH	to put in a pouch (a small, flexible receptacle) [v POUCHED, POUCHES, POUCHING]
POUFF	pouf (a loose roll of hair) [n POUFFS] : POUFFED [adj]
POUFS	POUF, a loose roll of hair [n]
POUND	to strike heavily and repeatedly [v POUNDED, POUNDING, POUNDS]
POUTY	tending to pout [adj POUTIER, POUTIEST]
POWER	to provide with means of propulsion [v POWERED, POWERING, POWERS]
POXED	POX, to infect with a pox (a disease marked by skin eruptions) [v]
POYOU	an armadillo of Argentina [n POYOUS]
PRAAM	pram (a flat-bottomed boat) [n PRAAMS]
PRAHU	prau (a swift Malaysian sailing vessel) [n PRAHUS]
PRANA	breath as a life-giving force in Hinduism [n PRANAS]
PRANG	to cause to crash [v PRANGED, PRANGING, PRANGS]
PRANK	to adorn gaudily [v PRANKED, PRANKING, PRANKS]
PRAWN	to fish for prawns (edible shellfish) [v PRAWNED, PRAWNING, PRAWNS]
PREED	PREE, to test by tasting [v]
PREEN	to smooth or clean with the beak or tongue [v PREENED, PREENING, PREENS]
PREOP	a patient being prepared for surgery [n PREOPS]
PRESS	to act upon with steady force [v PRESSED, PRESSES, PRESSING] : PRESSINGLY [adv]
PRICK	to puncture slightly [v PRICKED, PRICKING, PRICKS]
PRILL	to convert into pellets [v PRILLED, PRILLING, PRILLS]
PRIMA	primo (the main part in a musical piece) [n PRIMAS]
PRIME	to make ready [v PRIMED, PRIMES, PRIMING]
PRIMI	PRIMO, the main part in a musical piece [n]
PRIMP	to dress or adorn carefully [v PRIMPED, PRIMPING, PRIMPS]
PRINK	to dress or adorn in a showy manner [v PRINKED, PRINKING, PRINKS]
PRINT	to produce by pressed type on a surface [v PRINTED, PRINTING, PRINTS]
PRIOR	an officer in a monastery [n PRIORS]
PRISS	to act in a prissy manner [v PRISSED, PRISSES, PRISSING]
PRIVY	private (not for public use or knowledge) [adj PRIVIER, PRIVIEST] : PRIVILY [adv] / an outhouse (a toilet housed in a small structure) [n PRIVIES]
PRIZE	to value highly [v PRIZED, PRIZES, PRIZING]
PROBS	PROB, a problem (a perplexing question or situation) [n]
PROFS	PROF, a professor [n]
PROMO	to promote (to contribute to the progress of) [v PROMOED, PROMOING, PROMOS]
PRONE	lying with the front or face downward [adj PRONER, PRONEST] : PRONELY [adv]
PRONG	to pierce with a pointed projection [v PRONGED, PRONGING, PRONGS]
PROOF	to examine for errors [v PROOFED, PROOFING, PROOFS]
PROPS	PROP, to keep from falling [v]
PROSS	a prostitute [n PROSSES]
PROUD	having or displaying pride [adj PROUDER, PROUDEST] : PROUDLY [adv]
PROWL	to move about stealthily [v PROWLED, PROWLING, PROWLS]
PROWS	PROW, the forward part of a ship [n]
PROXY	a person authorized to act for another [n PROXIES]
PRUNE	to cut off branches or parts from [v PRUNED, PRUNES, PRUNING] : PRUNABLE [adj]
PRUTA	prutah (a former monetary unit of Israel) [n PRUTOT]
PSOAI	PSOAS, a muscle of the loin [n]
PSYCH	to put into the proper frame of mind [v PSYCHED, PSYCHING, PSYCHS]
PUBES	PUBIS, the forward portion of either of the hipbones [n]
PUBIC	pertaining to the pubes or pubis [adj]
PUBIS	the forward portion of either of the hipbones [n PUBES]
PUCES	PUCE, a dark red color [n]
PUCKA	pukka (genuine (authentic (conforming to fact and therefore worthy of belief))) [adj]
PUCKS	PUCK, a rubber disk used in ice hockey [n]
PUDGE	fat on a body [n PUDGES]
PUDGY	short and fat [adj PUDGIER, PUDGIEST] : PUDGILY [adv]
PUDUS	PUDU, a small deer of South America [n]
PUFFS	PUFF, to blow in short gusts [v]
PUFFY	swollen [adj PUFFIER, PUFFIEST] : PUFFILY [adv]
PUGGY	puggish (somewhat stubby) [adj PUGGIER, PUGGIEST]
PUJAH	puja (a Hindu prayer ritual) [n PUJAHS]
PUKED	PUKE, to vomit (to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth) [v]
PUKES	PUKE, to vomit (to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth) [v]
PUKEY	resembling or suggestive of vomit [adj PUKIER, PUKIEST]
PUKKA	genuine (authentic (conforming to fact and therefore worthy of belief)) [adj]
PULAO	pilaf (a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat) [n PULAOS]
PULAS	PULA, a monetary unit of Botswana [n]
PULER	one that pules (to whine (to utter a plaintive, high-pitched sound)) [n PULERS]
PULIK	PULI, PUL, a coin of Afghanistan [n]
PULKA	pulk (a small sled) [n PULKAS]
PULKS	PULK, a small sled [n]
PULLS	PULL, to exert force in order to cause motion toward the force [v]
PULPS	PULP, to reduce to pulp (a soft, moist mass of matter) [v]
PULPY	resembling pulp [adj PULPIER, PULPIEST]
PUMAS	PUMA, a cougar (a mountain lion) [n]
PUMPS	PUMP, to cause to flow by means of a pump (a device for moving fluids) [v]
PUNAS	PUNA, a cold, arid plateau [n]
PUNCH	to perforate with a type of tool [v PUNCHED, PUNCHES, PUNCHING]
PUNGS	PUNG, a box-shaped sleigh [n]
PUNJI	a sharp bamboo stake placed and concealed so as to impale an enemy [n PUNJIS]
PUNKA	a ceiling fan used in India [n PUNKAS]
PUNKY	resembling punk (dry, decayed wood used as tinder) [adj PUNKIER, PUNKIEST]
PUNNY	being or involving a pun [adj PUNNIER, PUNNIEST]
PUNTS	PUNT, to propel through water with a pole [v]
PUNTY	an iron rod used in glassmaking [n PUNTIES]
PUPAE	PUPA, an intermediate stage of a metamorphic insect [n]
PUPAL	PUPA, an intermediate stage of a metamorphic insect [adj]
PUPAS	PUPA, an intermediate stage of a metamorphic insect [n]
PUPIL	a student under the close supervision of a teacher [n PUPILS]
PUPPY	a young dog [n PUPPIES] : PUPPYISH [adj]
PUPUS	PUPU, a dish of Asian foods served as an appetizer [n]
PURDA	purdah (a curtain used in India to seclude women) [n PURDAS]
PURER	PURE, free from anything different, inferior, or contaminating [adj]
PURGE	to purify (to free from impurities) [v PURGED, PURGES, PURGING]
PURRS	PURR, to utter a low, vibrant sound [v]
PURTY	pretty (pleasing to the eye) [adj PURTIER, PURTIEST]
PUSHY	offensively aggressive [adj PUSHIER, PUSHIEST]
PUSSY	full of pus [adj PUSSIER, PUSSIEST] / a cat [n PUSSIES]
PUTTI	PUTTO, an infant boy in art [n]
PUTTO	an infant boy in art [n PUTTI]
PUTTS	PUTT, to hit with a light stroke in golf [v]
PUTTY	to fill with a type of cement [v PUTTIED, PUTTIES, PUTTYING]
PYGMY	a small person [n PYGMIES] : PYGMAEAN [adj], PYGMEAN [adj], PYGMOID [adj], PYGMYISH [adj]
PYLON	a tall structure marking an entrance or approach [n PYLONS]
PYOID	puslike (resembling pus (a viscous fluid formed in infected tissue)) [adj]
PYRAN	a chemical compound [n PYRANS] : PYRANOID [adj]
PYXES	PYX, a container in which the eucharistic bread is kept [n]
PYXIE	an evergreen shrub [n PYXIES]
PYXIS	a pyxidium (a type of seed vessel) [n PYXIDES]
PZAZZ	pizazz (the quality of being exciting or attractive) [n PZAZZES]
QAJAQ	kayak [n QAJAQS]
QANAT	a system of underground tunnels and wells in the Middle East [n QANATS]
QAPIK	a gopik (a monetary unit of Azerbaijan) [n QAPIKS] (2018)
QIBLA	kiblah (the direction toward which Muslims face while praying) [n QIBLAS]
QOPHS	QOPH, koph (a Hebrew letter) [n]
QUACK	to utter the characteristic cry of a duck [v QUACKED, QUACKING, QUACKS]
QUAFF	to drink deeply [v QUAFFED, QUAFFING, QUAFFS]
QUAGS	QUAG, a quagmire (an area of marshy ground) [n]
QUAIL	to cower (to cringe (to shrink in fear)) [v QUAILED, QUAILING, QUAILS]
QUAKE	to shake or vibrate [v QUAKED, QUAKES, QUAKING] : QUAKINGLY [adv]
QUAKY	tending to quake [adj QUAKIER, QUAKIEST] : QUAKILY [adv]
QUALM	a feeling of doubt or misgiving [n QUALMS]
QUANT	to propel through water with a pole [v QUANTED, QUANTING, QUANTS]
QUARE	queer (deviating from the expected or normal) [adj]
QUARK	a hypothetical atomic particle [n QUARKS]
QUART	a liquid measure of capacity [n QUARTS]
QUASH	to suppress completely [v QUASHED, QUASHES, QUASHING]
QUASS	kvass (a Russian beer) [n QUASSES]
QUATE	quiet (making little or no noise) [adj]
QUAYS	QUAY, a wharf [n]
QUBIT	a quantum bit [n QUBITS]
QUEAN	a harlot (a prostitute) [n QUEANS]
QUEEN	to make a queen (a female monarch) of [v QUEENED, QUEENING, QUEENS]
QUEER	deviating from the expected or normal [adj QUEERER, QUEEREST] / to spoil the effect or success of [v QUEERED, QUEERING, QUEERS]
QUELL	to suppress (to put an end to forcibly) [v QUELLED, QUELLING, QUELLS]
QUERN	a hand-turned grain mill [n QUERNS]
QUERY	to question (to put a question (an inquiry) to) [v QUERIED, QUERIES, QUERYING]
QUEST	to make a search [v QUESTED, QUESTING, QUESTS]
QUEUE	to line up [v QUEUED, QUEUEING, QUEUES, QUEUING]
QUEYS	QUEY, a young cow [n]
QUICK	acting or capable of acting with speed [adj QUICKER, QUICKEST] / a sensitive area of flesh [n QUICKS]
QUIFF	a lock of hair at the front of the head [n QUIFFS] : QUIFFED [adj]
QUILL	to press small ridges in [v QUILLED, QUILLING, QUILLS]
QUILT	to stitch together with padding in between [v QUILTED, QUILTING, QUILTS]
QUINS	QUIN, a quintuplet [n]
QUINT	a group of five [n QUINTS]
QUIPS	QUIP, to make witty remarks [v]
QUIPU	an ancient calculating device [n QUIPUS]
QUIRE	to arrange sheets of paper in sets of twenty-four [v QUIRED, QUIRES, QUIRING]
QUIRK	to twist (to combine by winding together) [v QUIRKED, QUIRKING, QUIRKS]
QUIRT	to strike with a riding whip [v QUIRTED, QUIRTING, QUIRTS]
QUITS	QUIT, to end one's engagement in or occupation with [v]
QUODS	QUOD, a prison [n]
QUOIN	to secure with a type of wedge [v QUOINED, QUOINING, QUOINS]
QUOIT	to play a throwing game similar to ringtoss [v QUOITED, QUOITING, QUOITS]
QUOLL	a small spotted marsupial [n QUOLLS]
QUOTA	a proportional part or share [n QUOTAS]
QUOTH	said -- QUOTH is the only accepted form of this verb; it cannot be conjugated [v]
QURSH	a monetary unit of Saudi Arabia [n QURSHES]
RABAT	a dickey attached to a clerical collar [n RABATS]
RABBI	a Jewish spiritual leader [n RABBIES, RABBIS]
RADAR	an electronic locating device [n RADARS]
RADII	RADIUS, a straight line from the center of a circle to the circumference [n]
RADIX	the root of a plant [n RADICES, RADIXES]
RAFFS	RAFF, riffraff (the disreputable element of society) [n]
RAGER	one that rages (to act or speak with violent anger) [n RAGERS]
RAGGA	music that combines reggae and hip hop [n RAGGAS]
RAGGS	RAGG, a wool fiber [n]
RAGGY	ragi (an East Indian cereal grass) [n RAGGIES]
RAGIS	RAGI, an East Indian cereal grass [n]
RAIDS	RAID, to make a sudden assault on [v]
RAINY	marked by rain [adj RAINIER, RAINIEST]
RAJAH	a king or prince in India [n RAJAHS]
RAJAS	RAJA, rajah (a king or prince in India) [n]
RAJES	RAJ, dominion; sovereignty [n]
RAKEE	raki (a Turkish liqueur) [n RAKEES]
RAKER	one that rakes (to gather with a toothed implement) [n RAKERS]
RAKUS	RAKU, a form of Japanese glazed pottery [n]
RALLY	to call together for a common purpose [v RALLIED, RALLIES, RALLYING]
RALPH	to vomit (to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth) [v RALPHED, RALPHING, RALPHS]
RAMMY	rammish (resembling a ram (a male sheep)) [adj RAMMIER, RAMMIEST]
RANCH	to work on a ranch (an establishment for raising livestock) [v RANCHED, RANCHES, RANCHING]
RANDY	lustful (marked by excessive sexual desire) [adj RANDIER, RANDIEST] / a rude person [n RANDIES]
RAPHE	a seamlike ridge between two halves of an organ or part [n RAPHAE, RAPHES]
RARER	RARE, occurring infrequently [adj]
RATIO	a proportional relationship [n RATIOS]
RAVEN	glossy black [adj RAVENER, RAVENEST] / to eat in a ravenous manner [v RAVENED, RAVENING, RAVENS]
RAVER	one that raves (to speak irrationally or incoherently) [n RAVERS]
RAVEY	characteristic of a rave (an all-night dance party with fast electronic music) [adj RAVIER, RAVIEST]
RAWER	RAW, uncooked (not cooked (to prepare food by heating)) [adj]
RAWIN	a wind measurement made by tracking a balloon with radar [n RAWINS]
RAWLY	in a raw (uncooked (not cooked (cook))) manner [adv]
RAXED	RAX, to stretch out [v]
RAXES	RAX, to stretch out [v]
RAYAH	a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey [n RAYAHS]
RAYAS	RAYA, rayah (a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey) [n]
RAYON	a synthetic fiber [n RAYONS]
RAZED	RAZE, to tear down or demolish [v]
RAZEE	to make lower by removing the upper deck, as a ship [v RAZEED, RAZEEING, RAZEES]
RAZER	one that razes (to tear down or demolish) [n RAZERS]
RAZES	RAZE, to tear down or demolish [v]
REATA	riata (a lasso) [n REATAS]
REAVE	to plunder (to rob of goods by force) [v REAVED, REAVES, REAVING, REFT]
REBBE	a rabbi (a Jewish spiritual leader) [n REBBES]
REBEC	an ancient stringed instrument [n REBECS]
REBEL	to oppose the established government of one's land [v REBELLED, REBELLING, REBELS]
RECCE	to reconnoiter [v RECCED, RECCEING, RECCES]
RECKS	RECK, to be concerned about [v]
RECTO	a right-hand page of a book [n RECTOS]
REDDS	REDD, to put in order [v]
REDDY	reddish (somewhat red) [adj REDDIER, REDDIEST]
REDLY	with red color [adv]
REDOX	a type of chemical reaction [n REDOXES]
REDUX	brought back [adj]
REEVE	to fasten by passing through or around something [v REEVED, REEVES, REEVING, ROVE, ROVEN, ROVEN]
REFIT	to prepare and equip for additional use [v REFITS, REFITTED, REFITTING]
REGIE	a government regulatory body in Quebec [n REGIES]
REHAB	to restore to a good condition [v REHABBED, REHABBING, REHABS]
REIKI	a healing technique involving touching with the hands [n REIKIS]
REIVE	to plunder (to rob of goods by force) [v REIVED, REIVES, REIVING]
REJIG	to rejigger (to alter (to make different)) [v REJIGGED, REJIGGING, REJIGS]
RELET	to let again [v RELET, RELETS, RELETTING]
RELIC	a surviving memorial of something past [n RELICS]
REMAP	to map again [v REMAPPED, REMAPPING, REMAPS]
REMEX	a flight feather of a bird's wing [n REMIGES] : REMIGIAL [adj]
REPEG	to peg again [v REPEGGED, REPEGGING, REPEGS]
RERAN	RERUN, to present a repetition of a recorded performance [v]
RERIG	to rig again [v RERIGGED, RERIGGING, RERIGS]
RERUN	to present a repetition of a recorded performance [v RERAN, RERUNNING, RERUNS]
RESEE	to see again [v RESAW, RESEEING, RESEEN, RESEEN, RESEES]
RETIE	to tie again [v RETIED, RETIEING, RETIES, RETYING]
RETRO	a rocket on a spacecraft that produces thrust in a direction opposite to the line of flight [n RETROS]
REUSE	to use again [v REUSED, REUSES, REUSING]
REVUE	a type of musical show [n REVUES]
REWAN	REWIN, to win again [v]
REWED	to wed again [v REWEDDED, REWEDDING, REWEDS]
REWIN	to win again [v REWAN, REWINNING, REWINS, REWON]
REZES	REZ, an area of land set aside for Native Americans [n]
RHEUM	a watery discharge from the eyes or nose [n RHEUMS] : RHEUMIC [adj]
RHINO	a rhinoceros (a perissodactyl of family Rhinocerotidae) [n RHINOS]
RHOMB	a rhombus (a type of geometric figure) [n RHOMBS]
RHUMB	a point of the mariner's compass [n RHUMBS]
RHYME	to compose verse with corresponding terminal sounds [v RHYMED, RHYMES, RHYMING]
RHYTA	RHYTON, an ancient Greek drinking horn [n]
RIBBY	marked by prominent ribs (curved bony rods in the body) [adj RIBBIER, RIBBIEST]
RICIN	a poisonous protein [n RICINS]
RICKS	RICK, to pile hay in stacks [v]
RIDGY	having ridges [adj RIDGIER, RIDGIEST]
RIFFS	RIFF, to riffle (to flip through hastily) [v]
RIGID	not flexible; strict, harsh [adj RIGIDER, RIGIDEST]
RIGOR	strictness or severity [n RIGORS]
RILEY	angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility) [adj]
RILLS	RILL, to flow like a rill (a small brook) [v]
RIMER	one that rimes (to rhyme (to compose verse with corresponding terminal sounds)) [n RIMERS]
RINDS	RIND, to strip the bark from [v]
RINDY	resembling a rind (a thick and firm outer covering) [adj]
RIOJA	a dry red Spanish wine [n RIOJAS]
RISER	one that rises (to move upward) [n RISERS]
RISHI	a Hindu sage [n RISHIS]
RISKS	RISK, to expose to a risk (a chance of injury or loss) [v]
RISKY	dangerous [adj RISKIER, RISKIEST] : RISKILY [adv]
RISUS	a grin or laugh [n RISUSES]
RITZY	elegant (tastefully opulent) [adj RITZIER, RITZIEST] : RITZILY [adv]
RIVEN	RIVE, to tear apart [v]
RIVER	a large, natural stream of water [n RIVERS]
RIVET	to fasten with a type of metal bolt [v RIVETED, RIVETING, RIVETS, RIVETTED, RIVETTING] : RIVETINGLY [adv]
ROARS	ROAR, to utter a loud, deep sound [v]
ROBIN	a songbird (a bird that utters a musical call) [n ROBINS]
ROBLE	an oak tree [n ROBLES]
ROBOT	a humanlike machine that performs various functions [n ROBOTS] : ROBOTIC [adj]
RODEO	to perform cowboy skills in a contest [v RODEOED, RODEOING, RODEOS]
ROILY	muddy (covered or filled with mud) [adj ROILIER, ROILIEST]
ROLFS	ROLF, to practice a type of massage [v]
ROLLS	ROLL, to move along by repeatedly turning over [v]
ROMEO	a male lover [n ROMEOS]
RONIN	a wandering samurai [n RONINS]
ROOFS	ROOF, to provide with a roof (the external upper covering of a building) [v]
ROOKS	ROOK, to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means) [v]
ROOKY	abounding in rooks [adj ROOKIER, ROOKIEST]
ROOSE	to praise (to express approval or admiration of) [v ROOSED, ROOSES, ROOSING]
ROOTY	full of roots [adj ROOTIER, ROOTIEST]
ROPEY	ropy (resembling a rope or ropes) [adj ROPIER, ROPIEST]
ROQUE	a form of croquet [n ROQUES]
ROSHI	the spiritual leader of a group of Zen Buddhists [n ROSHIS]
ROTLS	ROTL, a unit of weight in Muslim countries [n]
ROTOR	a rotating part of a machine [n ROTORS]
ROUEN	any of a breed of domestic ducks [n ROUENS]
ROUGH	having an uneven surface [adj ROUGHER, ROUGHEST] / to make rough [v ROUGHED, ROUGHING, ROUGHS]
ROUND	shaped like a sphere [adj ROUNDER, ROUNDEST] / to make round [v ROUNDED, ROUNDING, ROUNDS]
ROUPY	hoarse (low and rough in sound) [adj ROUPIER, ROUPIEST] : ROUPILY [adv]
ROUTH	an abundance (the state of being abundant (present in great quantity)) [n ROUTHS]
ROVEN	REEVE, to fasten by passing through or around something [v]
ROVER	one that roves (to fasten by passing through or around something) [n ROVERS]
ROWAN	a Eurasian tree [n ROWANS]
ROWER	one that rows (to propel by means of oars) [n ROWERS]
ROYAL	a size of printing paper [n ROYALS]
RUBBY	an alcoholic given to drinking rubbing alcohol [n RUBBIES]
RUBLI	RUBEL, a monetary unit of Belarus [n]
RUBUS	a plant of the rose family [n RUBUS]
RUCHE	a pleated strip of fine fabric [n RUCHES]
RUCKS	RUCK, to wrinkle or crease [v]
RUDDS	RUDD, a freshwater fish [n]
RUDDY	having a healthy, reddish color [adj RUDDIER, RUDDIEST] / to make ruddy [v RUDDIED, RUDDIES, RUDDYING]
RUDER	RUDE, discourteous or impolite [adj]
RUFFE	a freshwater fish [n RUFFES]
RUFFS	RUFF, to trump (to outdo (to exceed in performance)) [v]
RUGBY	a form of football [n RUGBIES]
RUINS	RUIN, to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal) [v]
RUKHS	RUKH, a roc (a legendary bird of prey) [n]
RUMEN	a part of the stomach of a ruminant [n RUMENS, RUMINA] : RUMINAL [adj]
RUMLY	in an odd or peculiar way [adv]
RUMMY	odd (unusual (not usual)) [adj RUMMIER, RUMMIEST] / a card game [n RUMMIES]
RUMOR	to spread by hearsay [v RUMORED, RUMORING, RUMORS]
RUMPS	RUMP, the lower and back part of the trunk [n]
RUNGS	RUNG, a crosspiece forming a step of a ladder [n]
RUNNY	tending to drip [adj RUNNIER, RUNNIEST]
RUNTY	small (of limited size or quantity) [adj RUNTIER, RUNTIEST]
RURAL	pertaining to the country (the territory of a nation) [adj]
RUSHY	abounding in rushes [adj RUSHIER, RUSHIEST]
RUSKS	RUSK, a sweetened biscuit [n]
RUTIN	a chemical compound [n RUTINS]
RUTTY	marked by ruts [adj RUTTIER, RUTTIEST]
RYKED	RYKE, to reach (to stretch out or put forth) [v]
RYNDS	RYND, an iron support [n]
SABRA	a native Israeli [n SABRAS]
SACRA	SACRUM, a bone of the pelvis [n]
SADES	SADE, a Hebrew letter [n]
SADHU	a Hindu holy man [n SADHUS]
SADLY	in a sad (unhappy (not happy (marked by joy))) manner [adv]
SAFES	SAFE, a metal receptacle for storing valuables [n]
SAGAS	SAGA, SAGUM, a cloak worn by ancient Roman soldiers [n]
SAGGY	characterized by sagging [adj SAGGIER, SAGGIEST]
SAGOS	SAGO, a tropical tree [n]
SAHIB	sir; master -- used as a term of respect in colonial India [n SAHIBS]
SAICE	syce (a male servant in India) [n SAICES]
SAIGA	a small antelope [n SAIGAS]
SAITH	SAY, to utter (to give audible expression to) [v]
SAJOU	a capuchin (a long-tailed monkey) [n SAJOUS]
SAKES	SAKE, benefit, interest, or advantage [n]
SALAD	a dish of green, raw vegetables [n SALADS]
SALAL	a small shrub [n SALALS]
SALLY	to rush out suddenly [v SALLIED, SALLIES, SALLYING]
SALSA	a spicy sauce of tomatoes, onions, and peppers [n SALSAS]
SAMBA	to perform a Brazilian dance [v SAMBAED, SAMBAING, SAMBAS]
SAMFU	a casual Chinese outfit of jacket and pants [n SAMFUS]
SANDS	SAND, to smooth by rubbing with an abrasive [v]
SANDY	containing or covered with sand [adj SANDIER, SANDIEST]
SANTO	a wooden image of a saint [n SANTOS]
SAPPY	silly (showing a lack of good sense) [adj SAPPIER, SAPPIEST] : SAPPILY [adv]
SARAN	a thermoplastic resin [n SARANS]
SARDS	SARD, a variety of quartz [n]
SARKS	SARK, a shirt (a garment for the upper part of the body) [n]
SASSY	impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adj SASSIER, SASSIEST] / sasswood (an African tree) [n SASSIES]
SATAY	marinated meat that is skewered and broiled and dipped in peanut sauce [n SATAYS]
SATIS	SATI, suttee (a Hindu widow cremated on her husband's funeral pyre to show her devotion to him) [n]
SAUCH	saugh (a willow tree) [n SAUCHS]
SAUGH	a willow tree [n SAUGHS] : SAUGHY [adj]
SAULS	SAUL, soul (the spiritual aspect of human beings) [n]
SAUNA	to take a dry heat bath [v SAUNAED, SAUNAING, SAUNAS]
SAURY	a marine fish [n SAURIES]
SAUTE	to fry in a small amount of fat [v SAUTED, SAUTEED, SAUTEING, SAUTES]
SAVOY	a variety of cabbage [n SAVOYS]
SAVVY	shrewd (having keen insight) [adj SAVVIER, SAVVIEST] / to understand (to grasp mentally) [v SAVVIED, SAVVIES, SAVVYING] : SAVVILY [adv]
SAXES	SAX, a saxophone [n]
SAYED	sayyid (lord; sir -- used as a title of respect for a Muslim dignitary) [n SAYEDS]
SCABS	SCAB, to become covered with a scab (a crust that forms over a healing wound) [v]
SCADS	SCAD, a marine fish [n]
SCAGS	SCAG, heroin (an addictive narcotic) [n]
SCAMS	SCAM, to cheat or swindle [v]
SCANS	SCAN, to examine closely [v]
SCARF	a piece of cloth worn for warmth or protection [n SCARFS, SCARVES] / to cover with a scarf [v SCARFED, SCARFING, SCARFS]
SCARY	frightening [adj SCARIER, SCARIEST]
SCAUP	a sea duck [n SCAUPS]
SCEND	to rise upward, as a ship on a wave [v SCENDED, SCENDING, SCENDS]
SCHAV	a chilled soup [n SCHAVS]
SCHMO	a stupid person [n SCHMOES, SCHMOS]
SCHUL	shul (a synagogue) [n SCHULN, SCHULS]
SCOPS	SCOP, an Old English poet [n]
SCOUR	to cleanse or polish by hard rubbing [v SCOURED, SCOURING, SCOURS]
SCOUT	to observe for the purpose of obtaining information [v SCOUTED, SCOUTING, SCOUTS]
SCOWS	SCOW, to transport by scow (a flat-bottomed boat) [v]
SCRIM	a cotton fabric [n SCRIMS]
SCROB	to scrape with or as with claws [v SCROBBED, SCROBBING, SCROBS]
SCRUM	to engage in a scrummage (a formation around the ball in rugby) [v SCRUMMED, SCRUMMING, SCRUMS]
SCUBA	to swim underwater using a breathing device with compressed air [v SCUBAED, SCUBAING, SCUBAS]
SCUDI	SCUDO, a former Italian coin [n]
SCUDO	a former Italian coin [n SCUDI]
SCUDS	SCUD, to run or move swiftly [v]
SCULP	to sculpt (to form an image or representation of from solid material) [v SCULPED, SCULPING, SCULPS]
SCUMS	SCUM, to remove the scum (impure or extraneous matter) from [v]
SCUTA	SCUTUM, scute (a horny plate or scale) [n]
SCUTS	SCUT, a short tail, as of a rabbit [n]
SCUZZ	a dirty or contemptible person [n SCUZZES]
SEBUM	a fatty matter secreted by certain glands of the skin [n SEBUMS]
SECTS	SECT, a group of people united by common beliefs or interests [n]
SEDGY	abounding in sedge [adj SEDGIER, SEDGIEST]
SEEDS	SEED, to plant seeds (propagative plant structures) in [v]
SEEDY	containing seeds; inferior in condition or quality [adj SEEDIER, SEEDIEST]
SEELS	SEEL, to stitch closed the eyes of, as a falcon during training [v]
SEELY	frail (fragile (easily broken or damaged)) [adj]
SEEPS	SEEP, to pass slowly through small openings [v]
SEEPY	soaked or oozing with water [adj SEEPIER, SEEPIEST]
SEGNO	a musical sign [n SEGNI, SEGNOS]
SEGUE	to proceed without pause from one musical theme to another [v SEGUED, SEGUEING, SEGUES]
SEIFS	SEIF, a long, narrow sand dune [n]
SEINE	to catch fish with a large, vertically hanging net [v SEINED, SEINES, SEINING]
SEISE	to seize (to take hold of suddenly and forcibly) [v SEISED, SEISES, SEISING] : SEISABLE [adj]
SEIZA	a kneeling position in Japanese martial arts [n SEIZAS]
SEIZE	to take hold of suddenly and forcibly [v SEIZED, SEIZES, SEIZING] : SEIZABLE [adj]
SELFS	SELF, to inbreed (to breed closely related stock) [v]
SELLE	a saddle [n SELLES]
SELLS	SELL, to give up to another for money or other valuable consideration [v]
SEMEE	covered all over with small heraldic figures [adj]
SENNA	a medicinal plant [n SENNAS]
SERER	SERE, withered; dry [adj]
SERFS	SERF, a feudal slave [n]
SERRY	to crowd together [v SERRIED, SERRIES, SERRYING]
SEXES	SEX, to determine the sex (the property by which organisms are classified according to reproductive functions) of [v]
SEXTO	sixmo (a paper size) [n SEXTOS]
SEXTS	SEXT, one of seven canonical daily periods for prayer and devotion [n]
SHADS	SHAD, a food fish [n]
SHAGS	SHAG, to make shaggy [v]
SHAHS	SHAH, an Iranian ruler [n]
SHAKO	a type of military hat [n SHAKOES, SHAKOS]
SHAKY	shaking [adj SHAKIER, SHAKIEST]
SHARN	cow dung [n SHARNS] : SHARNY [adj]
SHAWL	to wrap in a shawl (a piece of cloth worn as a covering) [v SHAWLED, SHAWLING, SHAWLS]
SHAWN	SHAW, to show (to cause or permit to be seen) [v]
SHAYS	SHAY, a chaise (a light carriage) [n]
SHEAF	to sheave (to gather into a bundle) [v SHEAFED, SHEAFING, SHEAFS]
SHEDS	SHED, to house in a shed (a small, low structure) [v]
SHEEN	to shine (to emit light) [v SHEENED, SHEENING, SHEENS]
SHEEP	a ruminant mammal [n SHEEP]
SHEND	to disgrace (to bring shame or discredit upon) [v SHENDING, SHENDS, SHENT]
SHEWS	SHEW, to show (to cause or permit to be seen) [v]
SHIES	SHY, to move suddenly back or aside, as in fear [v]
SHIFT	to move from one position to another [v SHIFTED, SHIFTING, SHIFTS]
SHILY	in a shy (timid (lacking courage or self-confidence)) manner [adv]
SHIMS	SHIM, to fill out or level by inserting a thin wedge [v]
SHINE	to emit light [v SHINED, SHINES, SHINING, SHONE] : SHININGLY [adv]
SHINY	filled with light [adj SHINIER, SHINIEST]
SHIPS	SHIP, to transport by ship (a vessel suitable for navigation in deep water) [v]
SHIRK	to avoid work or duty [v SHIRKED, SHIRKING, SHIRKS]
SHIRR	to draw into three or more parallel rows, as cloth [v SHIRRED, SHIRRING, SHIRRS]
SHIRT	a garment for the upper part of the body [n SHIRTS] : SHIRTED [adj]
SHIUR	a Talmudic study session [n SHIURIM]
SHIVA	a period of mourning [n SHIVAS]
SHIVS	SHIV, a knife (a sharp-edged instrument used for cutting) [n]
SHOGI	a Japanese game like chess [n SHOGIS]
SHOGS	SHOG, to move along [v]
SHOJI	a paper screen used as a partition or door in a Japanese house [n SHOJIS]
SHOJO	manga intended primarily for girls [n SHOJO]
SHOON	SHOE, a covering for the foot [n]
SHOOS	SHOO, to drive away [v]
SHORL	schorl (a mineral (a naturally occurring inorganic substance having a characteristic set of physical properties)) [n SHORLS]
SHOTT	chott (a saline lake) [n SHOTTS]
SHOVE	to push roughly [v SHOVED, SHOVES, SHOVING]
SHOWN	SHOW, to cause or permit to be seen [v]
SHOWS	SHOW, to cause or permit to be seen [v]
SHOWY	making a great or brilliant display [adj SHOWIER, SHOWIEST]
SHOYU	soy sauce [n SHOYUS]
SHREW	to curse (to wish evil upon) [v SHREWED, SHREWING, SHREWS]
SHRIS	SHRI, sri (mister; sir -- used as a Hindu title of respect) [n]
SHULN	SHUL, a synagogue [n]
SHUNS	SHUN, to avoid (to keep away from) [v]
SHUSH	to silence (to make silent) [v SHUSHED, SHUSHES, SHUSHING]
SHUTE	to chute (to convey by chute (a vertical passage)) [v SHUTED, SHUTES, SHUTING]
SHUTS	SHUT, to close (to block against entry or passage) [v]
SHYER	SHY, timid (lacking courage or self-confidence) [adj] / shier (a horse having a tendency to shy) [n SHYERS]
SHYLY	in a shy (timid (lacking courage or self-confidence)) manner [adv]
SIBBS	SIBB, sib (a sibling (one having the same parents as another)) [n]
SIBYL	a female prophet [n SIBYLS] : SIBYLIC [adj], SIBYLLIC [adj]
SICES	SICE, syce (a male servant in India) [n]
SICKO	sickie (an emotionally sick person) [n SICKOS]
SICKS	SICK, to sic (to urge to attack) [v]
SICKY	a person who is unwell [n SICKIES]
SIDED	SIDE, to agree with or support [v]
SIEGE	to attempt to capture or gain [v SIEGED, SIEGES, SIEGING]
SIEUR	an old French title of respect for a man [n SIEURS]
SIEVE	to pass through a sieve (a utensil for separating the coarse parts from the fine parts of loose matter) [v SIEVED, SIEVES, SIEVING]
SIGHS	SIGH, to let out a sigh (a deep, audible breath) [v]
SIGHT	to observe or notice [v SIGHTED, SIGHTING, SIGHTS]
SIGIL	an official seal [n SIGILS]
SILDS	SILD, a young herring [n]
SILKS	SILK, to cover with silk (a soft, lustrous fabric) [v]
SILKY	resembling silk [adj SILKIER, SILKIEST] / a glossy-coated terrier [n SILKIES]
SILLS	SILL, the horizontal piece at the base of a window [n]
SIMPS	SIMP, a foolish person [n]
SINES	SINE, a trigonometric function of an angle [n]
SIREE	sirree (sir (a respectful form of address used to a man)) [n SIREES]
SISES	SIS, SI, ti (the seventh tone of the diatonic musical scale) [n]
SISSY	sissyish (resembling a sissy) [adj SISSIER, SISSIEST] / an effeminate man or boy [n SISSIES]
SITUP	an exercise in which one moves from a lying to a sitting position [n SITUPS]
SIXER	the leader of a group of six Brownies or Cubs [n SIXERS]
SIXES	SIX, a number [n]
SIXTH	one of six equal parts [n SIXTHS]
SIZED	SIZE, to arrange according to size (physical proportions) [v]
SIZER	sizar (a British student who receives financial assistance from his college) [n SIZERS]
SIZES	SIZE, to arrange according to size (physical proportions) [v]
SKAGS	SKAG, heroin (an addictive narcotic) [n]
SKALD	an ancient Scandinavian poet [n SKALDS] : SKALDIC [adj]
SKANK	to dance in a loose-limbed manner [v SKANKED, SKANKING, SKANKS]
SKEGS	SKEG, a timber that connects the keel and sternpost of a ship [n]
SKELL	a homeless person [n SKELLS]
SKELM	skellum (a rascal (an unscrupulous or dishonest person)) [n SKELMS]
SKEPS	SKEP, a beehive (a hive for bees) [n]
SKEWS	SKEW, to turn aside [v]
SKIFF	a small, open boat [n SKIFFS]
SKIMP	to scrimp (to be very or overly thrifty) [v SKIMPED, SKIMPING, SKIMPS]
SKIMS	SKIM, to remove floating matter from the surface of [v]
SKIPS	SKIP, to move with light springing steps [v]
SKIRL	to produce a shrill sound [v SKIRLED, SKIRLING, SKIRLS]
SKIRR	to move rapidly [v SKIRRED, SKIRRING, SKIRRS]
SKIVE	to pare (to cut off the outer covering of) [v SKIVED, SKIVES, SKIVING]
SKOLS	SKOL, to skoal (to drink to the health of) [v]
SKOSH	a small amount [n SKOSHES]
SKUAS	SKUA, a predatory seabird [n]
SKULK	to move about stealthily [v SKULKED, SKULKING, SKULKS]
SKULL	to hit on the head [v SKULLED, SKULLING, SKULLS]
SKUNK	to defeat overwhelmingly [v SKUNKED, SKUNKING, SKUNKS]
SKYEY	resembling the sky [adj]
SLABS	SLAB, to remove slabs (broad, flat pieces) from a log [v]
SLAMS	SLAM, to shut forcibly and noisily [v]
SLANK	SLINK, to move stealthily [v]
SLANT	to deviate from the horizontal or vertical [v SLANTED, SLANTING, SLANTS] : SLANTINGLY [adv]
SLASH	to cut with violent sweeping strokes [v SLASHED, SLASHES, SLASHING] : SLASHINGLY [adv]
SLAWS	SLAW, coleslaw (a salad made of shredded raw cabbage) [n]
SLEDS	SLED, to convey on a sled (a vehicle for carrying people or loads over snow or ice) [v]
SLEWS	SLEW, SLAY, to kill violently [v]
SLIMS	SLIM, to make slim [v]
SLIMY	resembling slime [adj SLIMIER, SLIMIEST]
SLOBS	SLOB, a slovenly or boorish person [n]
SLOJD	sloyd (a Swedish system of manual training) [n SLOJDS]
SLOPS	SLOP, to spill or splash [v]
SLOSH	to move with a splashing motion [v SLOSHED, SLOSHES, SLOSHING]
SLOTS	SLOT, to cut a long, narrow opening in [v]
SLOWS	SLOW, to lessen the speed of [v]
SLUBS	SLUB, to draw out and twist slightly [v]
SLUES	SLUE, to cause to move sideways [v]
SLUGS	SLUG, to strike heavily [v]
SLUMS	SLUM, to visit slums (squalid urban areas) [v]
SLURS	SLUR, to pass over lightly or carelessly [v]
SLYLY	SLY, crafty (skillful in deceiving) [adv]
SMARM	to use excessive flattery to obtain favors [v SMARMED, SMARMING, SMARMS]
SMEEK	to smoke (to emit smoke (the gaseous product of burning materials)) [v SMEEKED, SMEEKING, SMEEKS]
SMEWS	SMEW, a Eurasian duck [n]
SMITH	a worker in metals [n SMITHS]
SMOGS	SMOG, an atmospheric mixture of smoke and fog [n]
SMOKY	filled with smoke [adj SMOKIER, SMOKIEST] : SMOKILY [adv]
SMUSH	to smoosh (to squash (to press into a pulp or flat mass)) [v SMUSHED, SMUSHES, SMUSHING]
SNACK	to eat a light meal [v SNACKED, SNACKING, SNACKS]
SNAGS	SNAG, to catch on a snag (a jagged protuberance) [v]
SNARF	to eat or drink greedily [v SNARFED, SNARFING, SNARFS]
SNASH	abusive language [n SNASHES]
SNELL	keen (enthusiastic) [adj SNELLER, SNELLEST] / to attach a short line to a fishhook [v SNELLED, SNELLING, SNELLS]
SNIBS	SNIB, to latch (to close with a type of fastening device) [v]
SNITS	SNIT, a state of agitation [n]
SNOBS	SNOB, one who tends to avoid or rebuff those regarded as inferior [n]
SNOOD	to secure with a snood (a net or fabric cap for the hair) [v SNOODED, SNOODING, SNOODS]
SNORT	to exhale noisily through the nostrils [v SNORTED, SNORTING, SNORTS]
SNOTS	SNOT, nasal mucus [n]
SNOWS	SNOW, to fall as snow (precipitation in the form of ice crystals) [v]
SNOWY	abounding in snow [adj SNOWIER, SNOWIEST]
SNUBS	SNUB, to treat with contempt or neglect [v]
SNUCK	SNEAK, to move stealthily [v]
SNUGS	SNUG, to make snug [v]
SNYES	SNYE, a side channel in a river or creek [n]
SOAPY	containing or resembling soap [adj SOAPIER, SOAPIEST]
SOCAS	SOCA, a blend of soul and calypso music [n]
SOCKS	SOCK, a knitted or woven covering for the foot [n] / SOCK, to strike forcefully [v]
SODDY	a house built of sod [n SODDIES]
SOFTS	SOFT, a soft object or part [n]
SOFTY	a sentimental person [n SOFTIES]
SOGGY	heavy with moisture [adj SOGGIER, SOGGIEST] : SOGGILY [adv]
SOJAS	SOJA, the soybean (the seed of a cultivated Asian herb) [n]
SOJUS	SOJU, Korean vodka distilled from rice or sweet potato [n]
SOKES	SOKE, a feudal right to administer justice within a certain territory [n]
SOLDO	a former coin of Italy [n SOLDI]
SOLEI	SOLEUS, a muscle in the calf of the leg [n]
SOLOS	SOLO, a musical composition for a single voice or instrument [n] / SOLO, to perform alone [v]
SOLUM	a soil layer [n SOLA, SOLUMS]
SOMAS	SOMA, the body of an organism [n]
SONLY	pertaining to a son (a male child) [adj]
SONNY	a small boy [n SONNIES]
SONSY	comely (pleasing to look at) [adj SONSIER, SONSIEST]
SOOEY	used in calling pigs [interj]
SOOKS	SOOK, souk (a marketplace in northern Africa and the Middle East) [n]
SOOTS	SOOT, to cover with soot (a black substance produced by combustion) [v]
SORBS	SORB, to take up and hold by absorption or adsorption [v]
SORER	SORE, painfully sensitive to the touch [adj]
SORGO	a variety of sorghum [n SORGOS]
SORNS	SORN, to force oneself on others for food and lodging [v]
SORRY	feeling grief or penitence [adj SORRIER, SORRIEST]
SORTS	SORT, to arrange according to kind, class, or size [v]
SOUGH	to make a moaning or sighing sound [v SOUGHED, SOUGHING, SOUGHS]
SOUPS	SOUP, to increase the power or efficiency of [v]
SOUPY	foggy (filled with fog) [adj SOUPIER, SOUPIEST] : SOUPILY [adv]
SOUSE	to immerse something in a liquid [v SOUSED, SOUSES, SOUSING]
SOWAR	a mounted native soldier in India [n SOWARS]
SOYAS	SOYA, soy (the soybean (the seed of a cultivated Asian herb)) [n]
SOYUZ	a manned spacecraft of the former Soviet Union [n SOYUZES]
SOZIN	a type of protein (a nitrogenous organic compound) [n SOZINS]
SPACY	spacey (weird in behavior) [adj SPACIER, SPACIEST]
SPAYS	SPAY, to remove the ovaries of [v]
SPECS	SPEC, to write specifications for [v]
SPECT	to expect (to anticipate) [v SPECTED, SPECTING, SPECTS]
SPELL	to name or write the letters of in order [v SPELLED, SPELLING, SPELLS, SPELT]
SPENT	SPEND, to pay out [v]
SPEWS	SPEW, to vomit (to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth) [v]
SPICY	containing spices [adj SPICIER, SPICIEST]
SPIFF	to make spiffy [v SPIFFED, SPIFFING, SPIFFS]
SPIKY	resembling a spike [adj SPIKIER, SPIKIEST] : SPIKILY [adv]
SPIRY	tall, slender, and tapering [adj SPIRIER, SPIRIEST]
SPITS	SPIT, to impale on a spit (a pointed rod on which meat is turned) [v]
SPITZ	a dog having a heavy coat [n SPITZES]
SPIVS	SPIV, an unscrupulous petty criminal [n]
SPOOF	to ridicule in fun [v SPOOFED, SPOOFING, SPOOFS]
SPOOK	to scare (to frighten (to make afraid)) [v SPOOKED, SPOOKING, SPOOKS]
SPRUG	a sparrow (a small bird) [n SPRUGS]
SPUDS	SPUD, to remove with a spade-like tool [v]
SPUME	to foam (to form foam (a light, bubbly, gas and liquid mass)) [v SPUMED, SPUMES, SPUMING]
SPUMY	foamy (covered with foam) [adj SPUMIER, SPUMIEST]
SPURN	to reject with contempt [v SPURNED, SPURNING, SPURNS]
SPURS	SPUR, to urge on with a spur (a horseman's goad) [v]
SQUAB	a young pigeon [n SQUABS]
SQUAT	short and thick [adj SQUATTER, SQUATTEST] : SQUATLY [adv] / to bend one's knees and sit on one's heels [v SQUATS, SQUATTED, SQUATTING]
SQUEG	to oscillate in an irregular manner [v SQUEGGED, SQUEGGING, SQUEGS]
SQUIB	to lampoon (to ridicule in a satirical composition) [v SQUIBBED, SQUIBBING, SQUIBS]
STAFF	to provide with a staff (a body of assistants) [v STAFFED, STAFFING, STAFFS]
STAGY	having a theatrical quality [adj STAGIER, STAGIEST]
STAND	to assume or maintain an upright position [v STANDING, STANDS, STOOD]
STASH	to store in a secret place [v STASHED, STASHES, STASHING]
STATS	STAT, a statistic [n]
STEEP	inclined sharply [adj STEEPER, STEEPEST] / to soak in a liquid [v STEEPED, STEEPING, STEEPS]
STEMS	STEM, to remove stems (ascending axes of a plant) from [v]
STIRS	STIR, to pass an implement through in circular motions [v]
STOBS	STOB, to stab (to pierce with a pointed weapon) [v]
STOGY	a long, slender cigar [n STOGIES]
STOIC	one who is indifferent to pleasure or pain [n STOICS] : STOICAL [adj]
STOMP	to tread heavily [v STOMPED, STOMPING, STOMPS]
STONY	abounding in stones [adj STONIER, STONIEST]
STOOD	STAND, to assume or maintain an upright position [v]
STOPT	STOP, to discontinue the progress or motion of [v]
STOSS	facing the direction from which a glacier moves [adj]
STOTS	STOT, to bound with a stiff-legged gait [v]
STOTT	to stot (to bound with a stiff-legged gait) [v STOTTED, STOTTING, STOTTS]
STOWP	stoup (a basin for holy water) [n STOWPS]
STRUM	to play a stringed instrument by running the fingers lightly across the strings [v STRUMMED, STRUMMING, STRUMS]
STULL	a supporting timber in a mine [n STULLS]
STUNK	STINK, to emit a foul odor [v]
STUNS	STUN, to render senseless or incapable of action [v]
STUNT	to hinder the normal growth of [v STUNTED, STUNTING, STUNTS]
STYED	STY, to keep in a pigpen [v]
STYES	STYE, an inflamed swelling of the eyelid [n]
STYLE	to name (to give a title to) [v STYLED, STYLES, STYLING]
STYMY	to stymie (to thwart (to prevent the accomplishment of)) [v STYMIED, STYMIES, STYMYING]
SUBAS	SUBA, subah (a province of India) [n]
SUDDS	SUDD, a floating mass of vegetation [n]
SUDSY	foamy (covered with foam) [adj SUDSIER, SUDSIEST]
SUEDE	to finish leather with a soft, napped surface [v SUEDED, SUEDES, SUEDING]
SUETE	a southeasterly wind in areas of Cape Breton Island [n SUETES]
SUETS	SUET, the hard, fatty tissue around the kidneys of cattle and sheep [n]
SUETY	SUET, the hard, fatty tissue around the kidneys of cattle and sheep [adj]
SUGHS	SUGH, to sough (to make a moaning or sighing sound) [v]
SULCI	SULCUS, a narrow furrow [n]
SULFA	a bacteria-inhibiting drug [n SULFAS]
SULKS	SULK, to be sulky [v]
SULKY	sullenly aloof or withdrawn [adj SULKIER, SULKIEST] : SULKILY [adv] / a light horse-drawn vehicle [n SULKIES]
SULLY	to soil (to make dirty) [v SULLIED, SULLIES, SULLYING]
SUMIS	SUMI, a type of black Japanese ink [n]
SUMPS	SUMP, a low area serving as a drain or receptacle for liquids [n]
SUNNA	the body of traditional Muslim law [n SUNNAS]
SUNNS	SUNN, an East Indian shrub [n]
SUNNY	filled with sunlight [adj SUNNIER, SUNNIEST] : SUNNILY [adv]
SUNUP	sunrise (the ascent of the sun above the horizon in the morning) [n SUNUPS]
SURAL	pertaining to the calf of the leg [adj]
SURAS	SURA, a chapter of the Koran [n]
SURDS	SURD, a voiceless speech sound [n]
SURFS	SURF, to ride breaking waves on a long, narrow board [v]
SURFY	abounding in breaking waves [adj SURFIER, SURFIEST]
SURLY	sullenly rude [adj SURLIER, SURLIEST] : SURLILY [adv]
SURRA	a disease of domestic animals [n SURRAS]
SUSED	SUS, to suss (to figure out or check out) [v]
SUSES	SUS, to suss (to figure out or check out) [v]
SUSHI	a dish of cold rice cakes topped with strips of raw fish [n SUSHIS]
SUTRA	a Hindu aphorism [n SUTRAS]
SWABS	SWAB, to clean with a large mop [v]
SWAGS	SWAG, to sway (to move slowly back and forth) [v]
SWAMP	to inundate (to overwhelm with water) [v SWAMPED, SWAMPING, SWAMPS]
SWAMY	swami (a Hindu religious teacher) [n SWAMIES]
SWARF	material removed by a cutting tool [n SWARFS]
SWAYS	SWAY, to move slowly back and forth [v]
SWEPT	SWEEP, to clear or clean with a brush or broom [v]
SWIFT	moving with a great rate of motion [adj SWIFTER, SWIFTEST] / a fast-flying bird [n SWIFTS]
SWIGS	SWIG, to drink deeply or rapidly [v]
SWIMS	SWIM, to propel oneself in water by natural means [v]
SWIRL	to move with a whirling motion [v SWIRLED, SWIRLING, SWIRLS] : SWIRLINGLY [adv]
SWISH	fashionable [adj SWISHER, SWISHEST] / to move with a prolonged hissing sound [v SWISHED, SWISHES, SWISHING] : SWISHINGLY [adv]
SWISS	a cotton fabric [n SWISSES]
SWOBS	SWOB, to swab (to clean with a large mop) [v]
SWOON	to faint (to lose consciousness) [v SWOONED, SWOONING, SWOONS] : SWOONINGLY [adv]
SWOPS	SWOP, to swap (to trade (to give in exchange for another commodity)) [v]
SWORN	SWEAR, to utter a solemn oath [v]
SWOUN	to swoon (to faint (to lose consciousness)) [v SWOUNED, SWOUNING, SWOUNS]
SWUNG	SWING, to move freely back and forth [v]
SYCEE	fine uncoined silver formerly used in China as money [n SYCEES]
SYCES	SYCE, a male servant in India [n]
SYCON	a type of sponge [n SYCONS] : SYCONOID [adj]
SYKES	SYKE, a small stream [n]
SYLPH	a slender, graceful girl or woman [n SYLPHS] : SYLPHIC [adj], SYLPHISH [adj], SYLPHY [adj]
SYLVA	the forest trees of an area [n SYLVAE, SYLVAS]
SYNCH	to sync (to cause to operate in unison) [v SYNCHED, SYNCHING, SYNCHS]
SYNCS	SYNC, to cause to operate in unison [v]
SYNTH	a synthesizer [n SYNTHS]
SYPHS	SYPH, syphilis (a venereal disease) [n]
SYREN	siren (a device that produces a penetrating warning sound) [n SYRENS]
SYSOP	the administrator of a computer bulletin board [n SYSOPS]
TABBY	to give a wavy appearance to [v TABBIED, TABBIES, TABBYING]
TABER	to tabor (to beat on a small drum) [v TABERED, TABERING, TABERS]
TABID	affected with tabes [adj]
TABLA	a small drum [n TABLAS]
TABOO	to exclude from use, approach, or mention [v TABOOED, TABOOING, TABOOS]
TABUN	a chemical compound [n TABUNS]
TACAN	a navigational system for aircraft [n TACANS]
TACKY	adhesive [adj TACKIER, TACKIEST]
TAFFY	a chewy candy [n TAFFIES]
TAFIA	an inferior rum [n TAFIAS]
TAIKO	a barrel-shaped Japanese drum [n TAIKOS]
TAJES	TAJ, a tall, conical cap worn in Muslim countries [n]
TAKEN	TAKE, to get possession of [v]
TAKER	one that takes (to get possession of) [n TAKERS]
TAKIN	a goatlike mammal [n TAKINS]
TALCY	TALC, to treat with talc (a soft mineral with a soapy texture) [adj TALCIER, TALCIEST]
TALKY	tending to talk a great deal [adj TALKIER, TALKIEST]
TALLY	to count (to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total) [v TALLIED, TALLIES, TALLYING]
TALUK	an estate in India [n TALUKS]
TAMAL	tamale (a Mexican dish) [n TAMALS]
TAMMY	a fabric of mixed fibers [n TAMMIES]
TANGA	a former monetary unit of Tajikistan [n TANGA, TANGAS]
TANGY	pungent (sharply affecting the organs of taste or smell) [adj TANGIER, TANGIEST]
TANKA	a Japanese verse form [n TANKAS]
TANTO	a short Japanese sword [n TANTOS]
TARDO	slow -- used as a musical direction [adj]
TARDY	late (coming or occurring after the expected time) [adj TARDIER, TARDIEST] : TARDILY [adv] / an instance of being late [n TARDIES]
TARGA	a type of convertible sports car [n TARGAS]
TARRY	resembling tar [adj TARRIER, TARRIEST] / to delay or be slow in acting or doing [v TARRIED, TARRIES, TARRYING]
TASTY	pleasant to the taste [adj TASTIER, TASTIEST] : TASTILY [adv]
TATTY	shabby (ragged (tattered)) [adj TATTIER, TATTIEST]
TAUNT	to challenge or reproach sarcastically [v TAUNTED, TAUNTING, TAUNTS] : TAUNTINGLY [adv]
TAUON	an unstable lepton [n TAUONS]
TAUPE	a dark gray color [n TAUPES]
TAWED	TAW, to convert into white leather by the application of minerals [v]
TAWIE	docile (easily trained) [adj]
TAWNY	light brown [adj TAWNIER, TAWNIEST] : TAWNILY [adv] / a light brown color [n TAWNIES]
TAXED	TAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for public purposes) on [v]
TAXIS	a restoration of displaced bones or organs by pressure [n TAXISES] / TAXI, to travel in a taxicab [v]
TAXOL	a medicinal substance from a yew tree [n TAXOLS]
TAXON	a unit of scientific classification [n TAXA, TAXONS]
TAXUS	an evergreen tree or shrub [n TAXUS]
TAYRA	a large mammal of Central and South America [n TAYRAS]
TAZZA	an ornamental bowl [n TAZZAS, TAZZE]
TAZZE	TAZZA, an ornamental bowl [n]
TEARY	tearful (full of tears) [adj TEARIER, TEARIEST]
TECHY	tetchy (irritable) [adj TECHIER, TECHIEST] : TECHILY [adv]
TEDDY	a woman's undergarment [n TEDDIES]
TEETH	TOOTH, one of the hard structures attached in a row to each jaw [n]
TEFFS	TEFF, a cereal grass [n]
TEGGS	TEGG, a sheep in its second year [n]
TEGUA	a type of moccasin (a type of shoe (a covering for the foot)) [n TEGUAS]
TEIID	a tropical American lizard [n TEIIDS]
TELCO	a telecommunications company [n TELCOS]
TELEX	to send a message by a type of telegraphic system [v TELEXED, TELEXES, TELEXING]
TELIA	TELIUM, a sorus on the host plant of a rust fungus [n]
TELIC	directed toward a goal [adj]
TELLS	TELL, to give a detailed account of [v]
TELLY	a television set [n TELLIES, TELLYS]
TEMPI	TEMPO, the rate of speed of a musical piece [n]
TEMPO	the rate of speed of a musical piece [n TEMPI, TEMPOS]
TEMPS	TEMP, to work as a temporary employee [v]
TEMPT	to entice to commit an unwise or immoral act [v TEMPTED, TEMPTING, TEMPTS] : TEMPTINGLY [adv]
TENCH	a freshwater fish [n TENCHES]
TENET	a principle, belief, or doctrine held to be true [n TENETS]
TENNE	a monetary unit of Turkmenistan [n TENNESI] / an orange-brown color [n TENNES, TENNESI]
TENNY	tenne (a monetary unit of Turkmenistan) [n TENNIES]
TENTH	one of ten equal parts [n TENTHS]
TEPEE	a conical tent of some Native Americans [n TEPEES]
TEPID	moderately warm [adj] : TEPIDLY [adv]
TEPOY	teapoy (a small table used in serving tea) [n TEPOYS]
TETHS	TETH, a Hebrew letter [n]
TEUGH	tough (strong and resilient) [adj] : TEUGHLY [adv]
TEXTS	TEXT, to send a message from one cell phone to another [v]
THACK	to thatch (to cover with thatch (plant stalks or foliage)) [v THACKED, THACKING, THACKS]
THANG	a thing (an inanimate object) [n THANGS]
THANK	to express gratitude to [v THANKED, THANKING, THANKS]
THARM	the belly [n THARMS]
THEBE	a monetary unit of Botswana [n THEBES]
THEFT	the act of stealing (to take without right or permission) [n THEFTS]
THEGN	thane (a man holding land by military service in Anglo-Saxon England) [n THEGNS] : THEGNLY [adj]
THEME	to plan something according to a central subject [v THEMED, THEMES, THEMING]
THERM	a unit of quantity of heat [n THERMS]
THESP	an actor (a theatrical performer) [n THESPS]
THETA	a Greek letter [n THETAS]
THEWY	brawny (muscular (pertaining to muscle)) [adj THEWIER, THEWIEST]
THICK	having relatively great extent from one surface to its opposite [adj THICKER, THICKEST] / the thickest part [n THICKS]
THIEF	one that steals (to take without right or permission) [n THIEVES]
THILL	a shaft of a vehicle [n THILLS]
THINK	to formulate in the mind [v THINKING, THINKS, THOUGHT] : THINKINGLY [adv]
THIRD	one of three equal parts [n THIRDS]
THIRL	to thrill (to excite greatly) [v THIRLED, THIRLING, THIRLS]
THONG	to flog with a whip [v THONGED, THONGING, THONGS]
THORP	a small village [n THORPS]
THREW	THROW, to propel through the air with a movement of the arm [v]
THRIP	a British coin [n THRIPS]
THRUM	to play a stringed instrument idly or monotonously [v THRUMMED, THRUMMING, THRUMS]
THUDS	THUD, to make a dull, heavy sound [v]
THUGS	THUG, a brutal ruffian or assassin [n]
THUJA	an evergreen tree or shrub [n THUJAS]
THUMB	to leaf through with the thumb (the short, thick digit of the human hand) [v THUMBED, THUMBING, THUMBS]
THUMP	to strike so as to make a dull, heavy sound [v THUMPED, THUMPING, THUMPS] : THUMPINGLY [adv]
THUNK	to make a sudden, muffled sound [v THUNKED, THUNKING, THUNKS]
THURL	the hip joint in cattle [n THURLS]
THUYA	thuja (an evergreen tree or shrub) [n THUYAS]
THYME	an aromatic herb [n THYMES]
THYMI	THYMUS, a glandular structure in the body [n]
TIBIA	a bone of the leg [n TIBIAE, TIBIAS] : TIBIAL [adj]
TICAL	a former Thai unit of weight [n TICALS]
TIDAL	pertaining to the tides [adj] : TIDALLY [adv]
TIDED	TIDE, to flow like the tide (the rise and fall of the ocean's waters) [v]
TIGER	a large feline mammal [n TIGERS]
TIGHT	firmly or closely fixed in place [adj TIGHTER, TIGHTEST] : TIGHTLY [adv]
TIKIS	TIKI, a wood or stone image of a Polynesian god [n]
TIKKA	an Indian dish of meat cooked on a skewer [n TIKKAS]
TILAK	a mark worn on the forehead by Hindus [n TILAKS]
TILTH	tillage (cultivated land) [n TILTHS]
TIMID	lacking courage or self-confidence [adj TIMIDER, TIMIDEST] : TIMIDLY [adv]
TINCT	to tinge (to apply a trace of color to) [v TINCTED, TINCTING, TINCTS]
TINGE	to apply a trace of color to [v TINGED, TINGEING, TINGES, TINGING]
TINNY	of or resembling tin [adj TINNIER, TINNIEST]
TIPIS	TIPI, tepee (a conical tent of some Native Americans) [n]
TIPPY	unsteady (not steady (firm in position)) [adj TIPPIER, TIPPIEST]
TIPSY	slightly drunk [adj TIPSIER, TIPSIEST]
TIRLS	TIRL, to make a vibrating sound [v]
TITCH	a small amount [n TITCHES]
TITHE	to pay a tithe (a small tax) [v TITHED, TITHES, TITHING]
TITIS	TITI, an evergreen shrub or tree [n]
TITLE	to furnish with a title (a distinctive appellation) [v TITLED, TITLES, TITLING]
TITTY	a teat (a mammary gland) [n TITTIES]
TIYIN	a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan [n TIYINS]
TIYNS	TIYN, a monetary unit of Kazakhstan [n]
TIZES	TIZ, tizzy (a state of nervous confusion) [n]
TIZZY	a state of nervous confusion [n TIZZIES]
TODDY	an alcoholic beverage [n TODDIES]
TOFFS	TOFF, a dandy (a man who is overly concerned about his appearance) [n]
TOFFY	toffee (a chewy candy) [n TOFFIES]
TOFTS	TOFT, a hillock (a small hill) [n]
TOFUS	TOFU, a soft food product made from soybean milk [n]
TOGAE	TOGA, an outer garment worn in ancient Rome [n]
TOGUE	a freshwater fish [n TOGUES]
TOILS	TOIL, to work strenuously [v]
TOITS	TOIT, to saunter (to walk in a leisurely manner) [v]
TOKAY	a Malaysian gecko [n TOKAYS]
TOKED	TOKE, to take a puff on a marijuana cigarette [v]
TOKEN	to serve as a sign of [v TOKENED, TOKENING, TOKENS]
TOLAR	a former monetary unit of Slovenia [n TOLARJEV, TOLARS]
TOLED	TOLE, to allure (to attract with something desirable) [v]
TOLLS	TOLL, to collect or impose a toll (a fixed charge for a service or privilege) [v]
TOLTS	TOLT, an isolated hill [n]
TOLYL	a univalent chemical radical [n TOLYLS]
TOMAN	a formerly used coin of Iran [n TOMANS]
TOMBS	TOMB, to place in a tomb (a burial vault or chamber) [v]
TOMMY	a loaf of bread [n TOMMIES]
TONDI	TONDO, a circular painting [n]
TONDO	a circular painting [n TONDI, TONDOS]
TONEY	tony (stylish (fashionable)) [adj TONIER, TONIEST]
TONGS	TONG, to lift with a type of grasping device [v]
TOOTH	one of the hard structures attached in a row to each jaw [n TEETH] / to furnish with toothlike projections [v TOOTHED, TOOTHING, TOOTHS]
TOPAZ	a mineral (a naturally occurring inorganic substance having a characteristic set of physical properties) [n TOPAZES] : TOPAZINE [adj]
TOPEE	topi (a sun helmet) [n TOPEES]
TOPHE	tufa (a porous limestone) [n TOPHES]
TOPHI	TOPHUS, a deposit of urates in the tissue around a joint [n]
TOPOI	TOPOS, a stock rhetorical theme [n]
TORAH	a law or precept [n TORAHS, TOROT, TOROTH]
TORCS	TORC, a metal collar or necklace [n]
TORIC	a lens designed to correct astigmatism [n TORICS]
TORII	the gateway of a Japanese temple [n TORII]
TOROT	TORAH, a law or precept [n]
TORRS	TORR, a unit of pressure [n]
TOTED	TOTE, to carry by hand [v]
TOTES	TOTE, to carry by hand [v]
TOTTY	a sexually desirable woman [n TOTTIES]
TOUSE	to tousle (to dishevel (to make messy)) [v TOUSED, TOUSES, TOUSING]
TOWED	TOW, to pull by means of a rope or chain [v]
TOWIE	a form of contract bridge for three players [n TOWIES]
TOWNY	townie (a nonstudent who lives in a college town) [n TOWNIES]
TOXIC	a poisonous substance [n TOXICS]
TOXIN	a poisonous substance [n TOXINS]
TOYED	TOY, to amuse oneself as if with a toy (a child's plaything) [v]
TOYER	one that toys (to amuse oneself as if with a toy (a child's plaything)) [n TOYERS]
TOYON	an ornamental evergreen shrub [n TOYONS]
TRACK	to follow the marks left by an animal, a person, or a vehicle [v TRACKED, TRACKING, TRACKS]
TRACT	an expanse of land [n TRACTS]
TRAGI	TRAGUS, a part of the external opening of the ear [n]
TRAIT	a distinguishing characteristic [n TRAITS]
TRAMP	to walk with a firm, heavy step [v TRAMPED, TRAMPING, TRAMPS]
TRANK	to tranquilize [v TRANKED, TRANKING, TRANKS]
TRANQ	trank [n TRANQS]
TRAPT	TRAP, to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals) [v]
TRAWL	to fish by dragging a net along the sea bottom [v TRAWLED, TRAWLING, TRAWLS]
TRAYF	not prepared according to Jewish law [adj]
TREKS	TREK, to make a slow or arduous journey [v]
TREND	to take a particular course [v TRENDED, TRENDING, TRENDS]
TRETS	TRET, an allowance formerly paid to purchasers for waste incurred in transit [n]
TREYF	trayf (not prepared according to Jewish law) [adj]
TRIAC	an electronic device used to control power [n TRIACS]
TRIAD	a group of three [n TRIADS]
TRICK	to deceive (to mislead by falsehood) [v TRICKED, TRICKING, TRICKS]
TRIER	one that tries (to attempt (to make an effort to do or accomplish)) [n TRIERS]
TRILL	to sing or play with a vibrating effect [v TRILLED, TRILLING, TRILLS]
TRIMS	TRIM, to make trim by cutting [v]
TRIPE	a part of the stomach of a ruminant that is used as food [n TRIPES]
TROCK	to troke (to exchange (to give and receive reciprocally)) [v TROCKED, TROCKING, TROCKS]
TROLL	to fish with a slowly trailing line [v TROLLED, TROLLING, TROLLS]
TROMP	to tramp (to walk with a firm, heavy step) [v TROMPED, TROMPING, TROMPS]
TRONA	a mineral (a naturally occurring inorganic substance having a characteristic set of physical properties) [n TRONAS]
TROOP	to move or gather in crowds [v TROOPED, TROOPING, TROOPS]
TROOZ	trews (close-fitting tartan trousers) [n TROOZ]
TROTH	to betroth (to engage to marry) [v TROTHED, TROTHING, TROTHS]
TRUCK	to transport by truck (an automotive vehicle designed to carry loads) [v TRUCKED, TRUCKING, TRUCKS]
TRUED	TRUE, to bring to conformity with a standard or requirement [v]
TRUER	TRUE, consistent with fact or reality [adj]
TRUES	TRUE, to bring to conformity with a standard or requirement [v]
TRUGS	TRUG, a gardener's basket [n]
TRULL	a prostitute [n TRULLS]
TRULY	in conformity with fact or reality [adv]
TRUMP	to outdo (to exceed in performance) [v TRUMPED, TRUMPING, TRUMPS]
TRUNK	the main stem of a tree [n TRUNKS] : TRUNKED [adj]
TRUTH	conformity to fact or reality [n TRUTHS]
TRYMA	a type of nut [n TRYMATA]
TRYST	to agree to meet [v TRYSTED, TRYSTING, TRYSTS]
TSKED	TSK, to utter an exclamation of annoyance [v]
TUBAL	pertaining to a tube [adj]
TUBBY	short and fat [adj TUBBIER, TUBBIEST]
TUFAS	TUFA, a porous limestone [n]
TUFTS	TUFT, to form into tufts (clusters of flexible outgrowths attached at the base) [v]
TUFTY	abounding in tufts [adj TUFTIER, TUFTIEST] : TUFTILY [adv]
TULLE	a silk material [n TULLES]
TULSI	a type of basil (an aromatic herb) [n TULSIS]
TUMID	swollen [adj] : TUMIDLY [adv]
TUMMY	the stomach [n TUMMIES]
TUMOR	an abnormal swelling [n TUMORS] : TUMORAL [adj], TUMOROUS [adj]
TUNER	one that tunes (to put into the proper pitch) [n TUNERS]
TUNNY	a tuna (a marine food fish) [n TUNNIES]
TUPIK	an Inuit tent [n TUPIKS]
TUQUE	a knitted woolen cap [n TUQUES]
TURBO	a turbine (a type of engine) [n TURBOS]
TURFS	TURF, a surface layer of earth containing a dense growth of grass [n] / TURF, to cover with turf [v]
TURFY	covered with turf [adj TURFIER, TURFIEST]
TURKS	TURK, one who eagerly advocates change [n]
TURRS	TURR, a murre (a diving bird) [n]
TUSHY	tushie (the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump)) [n TUSHIES]
TUSKS	TUSK, to gore with a tusk (a long, pointed tooth extending outside of the mouth) [v]
TUSKY	having tusks [adj TUSKIER, TUSKIEST]
TUTEE	one who is being tutored [n TUTEES]
TUTTI	a musical passage performed by all the performers [n TUTTIS]
TUTTY	an impure zinc oxide [n TUTTIES]
TUTUS	TUTU, a short ballet skirt [n]
TUXES	TUX, a tuxedo (a man's semiformal dinner coat) [n]
TUYER	tuyere (a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace) [n TUYERS]
TWANG	to make a sharp, vibrating sound [v TWANGED, TWANGING, TWANGS]
TWEAK	to pinch and twist sharply [v TWEAKED, TWEAKING, TWEAKS]
TWEEN	a child typically between the ages of eight and twelve [n TWEENS]
TWEEP	one who uses the Twitter online message service [n TWEEPS]
TWEET	to chirp (to utter a short, shrill sound) [v TWEETED, TWEETING, TWEETS]
TWERK	to dance in a particular style originating in New Orleans [v TWERKED, TWERKING, TWERKS] (2018)
TWERP	a small, impudent person [n TWERPS]
TWICE	two times [adv]
TWIGS	TWIG, to observe (to look attentively) [v]
TWILL	to weave so as to produce a diagonal pattern [v TWILLED, TWILLING, TWILLS]
TWINE	to twist together [v TWINED, TWINES, TWINING]
TWINK	a weak or ineffectual person [n TWINKS]
TWINS	TWIN, to bring together in close association [v]
TWINY	resembling twine (a strong string) [adj TWINIER, TWINIEST]
TWIRL	to rotate rapidly [v TWIRLED, TWIRLING, TWIRLS]
TWIRP	twerp (a small, impudent person) [n TWIRPS]
TWIXT	between (in the space that separates) [prep]
TWYER	tuyere (a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace) [n TWYERS]
TYEES	TYEE, a food fish [n]
TYING	TIE, to fasten with a cord or rope [v]
TYIYN	a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan [n TYIYN]
TYNED	TYNE, to tine (to lose (to come to be without and be unable to find)) [v]
TYNES	TYNE, to tine (to lose (to come to be without and be unable to find)) [v]
TYPED	TYPE, to write with a typewriter [v]
TYPEY	typy (characterized by strict conformance to the characteristics of a group) [adj TYPIER, TYPIEST]
TYPIC	typical (having the nature of a representative specimen) [adj]
TYPPS	TYPP, a unit of yarn size [n]
TYRED	TYRE, to furnish with a covering for a wheel [v]
TYTHE	to tithe (to pay a tithe (a small tax)) [v TYTHED, TYTHES, TYTHING]
TZARS	TZAR, czar (an emperor or king) [n]
UHLAN	one of a body of Prussian cavalry [n UHLANS]
UKASE	an edict (an authoritative order having the force of law) [n UKASES]
ULAMA	ulema (a Muslim scholar) [n ULAMAS]
ULEMA	a Muslim scholar [n ULEMAS]
ULNAD	toward the ulna [adv]
ULNAE	ULNA, a bone of the forearm [n]
ULPAN	a school in Israel for teaching Hebrew [n ULPANIM]
ULTRA	an ultraist (an advocate of extreme measures) [n ULTRAS]
ULVAS	ULVA, an edible seaweed [n]
UMBOS	UMBO, the rounded elevation at the center of a shield [n]
UMIAC	umiak (an open Inuit boat) [n UMIACS]
UMIAK	an open Inuit boat [n UMIAKS]
UMMAH	umma (the whole community of Muslims) [n UMMAHS]
UMMED	UM, to hesitate or pause in speaking [v]
UMPED	UMP, to umpire (to act as umpire (a person appointed to rule on the plays in a game)) [v]
UMPTY	umpteen (indefinitely numerous) [adj UMPTIER, UMPTIEST]
UNAIS	UNAI, unau (a two-toed sloth) [n]
UNAPT	not apt (suitable (appropriate)) [adj]
UNARM	to disarm (to deprive of weapons) [v UNARMED, UNARMING, UNARMS]
UNARY	consisting of a single element [adj]
UNAUS	UNAU, a two-toed sloth [n]
UNBAN	to remove a prohibition against [v UNBANNED, UNBANNING, UNBANS]
UNBID	unbidden (not invited (to request the presence of)) [adj]
UNBOX	to remove from a box [v UNBOXED, UNBOXES, UNBOXING]
UNCAP	to remove the cap from [v UNCAPPED, UNCAPPING, UNCAPS]
UNCLE	the brother of one's father or mother [n UNCLES]
UNCOY	not coy (shy (timid (lacking courage or self-confidence))) [adj]
UNCUS	a hook-shaped anatomical part [n UNCI]
UNCUT	not cut (to divide into parts with a sharp-edged instrument) [adj]
UNDID	UNDO, to bring to ruin [v]
UNDUE	exceeding what is appropriate or normal [adj]
UNFED	not fed (to pay a fee (a fixed charge) to) [adj]
UNFIT	to make unsuitable [v UNFITS, UNFITTED, UNFITTING]
UNFIX	to unfasten (to release from fastenings) [v UNFIXED, UNFIXES, UNFIXING, UNFIXT]
UNGOT	ungotten (not obtained (to gain possession of)) [adj]
UNHIP	not hip (aware of the most current styles and trends) [adj UNHIPPER, UNHIPPEST]
UNIFY	to make into a coherent whole [v UNIFIED, UNIFIES, UNIFYING]
UNION	a number of persons, parties, or political entities united for a common purpose [n UNIONS]
UNITY	the state of being one single entity [n UNITIES]
UNJAM	to undo things tightly crammed together [v UNJAMMED, UNJAMMING, UNJAMS]
UNLED	not led (to cover with lead (a heavy metallic element)) [adj]
UNMAN	to deprive of courage [v UNMANNED, UNMANNING, UNMANS]
UNMET	not met (to come into the company or presence of) [adj]
UNMEW	to set free [v UNMEWED, UNMEWING, UNMEWS]
UNMIX	to separate from a mixture [v UNMIXED, UNMIXES, UNMIXING, UNMIXT]
UNPEG	to remove the pegs from [v UNPEGGED, UNPEGGING, UNPEGS]
UNPEN	to release from confinement [v UNPENNED, UNPENNING, UNPENS, UNPENT]
UNPIN	to remove the pins from [v UNPINNED, UNPINNING, UNPINS]
UNSAW	UNSEE, to forget seeing [v] (2018)
UNSEW	to undo the sewing of [v UNSEWED, UNSEWING, UNSEWN, UNSEWN, UNSEWS]
UNWED	not wed (to marry (to enter into marriage)) [adj]
UNWET	not wet (covered or saturated with a liquid) [adj]
UNWIT	to make insane [v UNWITS, UNWITTED, UNWITTING]
UNWON	not won (to be victorious) [adj]
UNZIP	to open the zipper of [v UNZIPPED, UNZIPPING, UNZIPS]
UPBOW	a type of stroke in playing a bowed instrument [n UPBOWS]
UPBYE	a little farther on [adv]
UPDOS	UPDO, an upswept hairdo [n]
UPDRY	to dry completely [v UPDRIED, UPDRIES, UPDRYING]
UPEND	to set or stand on end [v UPENDED, UPENDING, UPENDS]
UPPED	UP, to raise (to move to a higher position) [v]
UPPER	the part of a boot or shoe above the sole [n UPPERS]
URARE	curare (an arrow poison) [n URARES]
URARI	curare (an arrow poison) [n URARIS]
URATE	a chemical salt [n URATES] : URATIC [adj]
URBIA	cities collectively [n URBIAS]
UREAL	UREA, a chemical compound [adj]
UREDO	a skin irritation [n UREDOS]
URGED	URGE, to force forward [v]
URGER	one that urges (to force forward) [n URGERS]
URIAL	a wild Asian sheep [n URIALS]
URSID	a mammal of the family Ursidae [n URSIDS]
USHER	to conduct to a place [v USHERED, USHERING, USHERS]
USNEA	any of a genus of lichens [n USNEAS]
USQUE	usquebae (whiskey (a liquor)) [n USQUES]
USURP	to seize and hold without legal authority [v USURPED, USURPING, USURPS]
USURY	the lending of money at an exorbitant interest rate [n USURIES]
UTERI	UTERUS, an organ of female mammals [n]
UTTER	to give audible expression to [v UTTERED, UTTERING, UTTERS]
UVULA	the pendent, fleshy portion of the soft palate [n UVULAE, UVULAS]
VACUA	VACUUM, a space entirely devoid of matter [n]
VAGAL	pertaining to the vagus nerve [adj] : VAGALLY [adv]
VAGUE	not clearly expressed or understood [adj VAGUER, VAGUEST] : VAGUELY [adv], VAGUISH [adj]
VAGUS	a cranial nerve [n VAGI]
VAIRS	VAIR, a fur used for lining and trimming medieval garments [n]
VAKIL	vakeel (a native lawyer in India) [n VAKILS]
VALET	to act as a personal servant to [v VALETED, VALETING, VALETS]
VALID	based on evidence that can be supported [adj]
VALVE	to provide with a valve (a device for controlling the flow of a liquid or gas) [v VALVED, VALVES, VALVING]
VAMPS	VAMP, to repair or patch [v]
VAMPY	seductive [adj VAMPIER, VAMPIEST]
VANDA	a tropical orchid [n VANDAS]
VANGS	VANG, a rope on a ship [n]
VARAS	VARA, a Spanish unit of length [n]
VARIA	a miscellany of literary works [n VARIAS]
VARIX	a varicose vein [n VARICES]
VARUS	a malformation of a bone or joint [n VARUSES]
VARVE	a deposit of sedimentary material [n VARVES] : VARVED [adj]
VASTS	VAST, a vast space [n]
VASTY	vast (of great extent or size) [adj VASTIER, VASTIEST]
VATIC	pertaining to a prophet (one who predicts) [adj]
VATUS	VATU, a monetary unit of Vanuatu [n]
VAULT	to provide with a vault (an arched ceiling) [v VAULTED, VAULTING, VAULTS] : VAULTINGLY [adv]
VAUNT	to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds) [v VAUNTED, VAUNTING, VAUNTS] : VAUNTINGLY [adv]
VEEPS	VEEP, a vice president [n]
VEGAS	VEGA, a large plain or valley [n]
VEGES	VEG, to spend time idly [v]
VEGIE	veggie (a vegetable) [n VEGIES]
VEINY	full of veins [adj VEINIER, VEINIEST]
VELDS	VELD, veldt (a grassland of southern Africa) [n]
VELDT	a grassland of southern Africa [n VELDTS]
VELUM	a thin membranous covering or partition [n VELA]
VENDS	VEND, to sell (to give up to another for money or other valuable consideration) [v]
VENGE	to avenge (to exact retribution for) [v VENGED, VENGES, VENGING]
VENIN	a toxin found in snake venom [n VENINS]
VENOM	to inject with venom (a poisonous secretion of certain animals) [v VENOMED, VENOMING, VENOMS]
VENTS	VENT, to provide with a vent (an opening for the escape of gas or liquid) [v]
VENUE	the locale of an event [n VENUES]
VERBS	VERB, a word used to express an act, occurrence, or mode of being [n]
VERGE	to come near [v VERGED, VERGES, VERGING]
VERTU	virtu (a love or taste for the fine arts) [n VERTUS]
VERVE	vivacity (the quality or state of being lively) [n VERVES]
VESTS	VEST, to place in the control of [v]
VETCH	a climbing plant [n VETCHES]
VEXED	VEX, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [v]
VEXER	one that vexes (to annoy (to be troublesome to)) [n VEXERS]
VEXES	VEX, to annoy (to be troublesome to) [v]
VEXIL	vexillum (the web or vane of a feather) [n VEXILS]
VIBES	VIBE, a vibration [n]
VICAR	a church official [n VICARS]
VICED	VICE, to vise (to hold in a vise (a clamping device)) [v]
VICES	VICE, to vise (to hold in a vise (a clamping device)) [v]
VIDEO	to record visual images on magnetic tape or disc [v VIDEOED, VIDEOING, VIDEOS]
VIEWY	showy (making a great or brilliant display) [adj VIEWIER, VIEWIEST]
VIFFS	VIFF, to change direction abruptly of a vertical take-off aircraft [v]
VIGAS	VIGA, a ceiling beam in Spanish architecture [n]
VIGIA	a warning on a navigational chart [n VIGIAS]
VIGIL	a period of watchfulness maintained during normal sleeping hours [n VIGILS]
VIGOR	active strength or force [n VIGORS]
VILLA	an agricultural estate of ancient Rome [n VILLAE, VILLAS]
VILLI	VILLUS, one of the hairlike projections found on certain membranes [n]
VILLS	VILL, a village (a small community in a rural area) [n]
VIMEN	a long, flexible branch of a plant [n VIMINA] : VIMINAL [adj]
VINCA	a flowering plant [n VINCAS]
VINED	VINE, to grow like a vine (a climbing plant) [v]
VINIC	derived from wine [adj]
VINOS	VINO, wine [n]
VINYL	a type of plastic (any of a group of synthetic or natural moldable materials) [n VINYLS] : VINYLIC [adj]
VIOLS	VIOL, a stringed instrument [n]
VIPER	a venomous snake [n VIPERS] : VIPERINE [adj], VIPERISH [adj], VIPEROUS [adj]
VIREO	a small bird [n VIREOS]
VIRGA	wisps of precipitation evaporating before reaching ground [n VIRGAE, VIRGAS]
VIRID	verdant (green with vegetation) [adj]
VIRLS	VIRL, a metal ring or cap put around a shaft to prevent splitting [n]
VIRTU	a love or taste for the fine arts [n VIRTUS]
VIRUS	any of a class of submicroscopic pathogens [n VIRUSES]
VISAS	VISA, to put an official endorsement on, as a passport [v]
VISES	VISE, to hold in a vise (a clamping device) [v]
VISIT	to go or come to see someone or something [v VISITED, VISITING, VISITS]
VISOR	to provide with a visor (a projecting brim) [v VISORED, VISORING, VISORS]
VISTA	a distant view [n VISTAS] : VISTAED [adj]
VITAE	VITA, a brief, autobiographical sketch [n]
VITAL	necessary to life [adj]
VITTA	a streak or band of color [n VITTAE] : VITTATE [adj]
VIVAS	VIVA, a shout or cry used to express approval [n]
VIVAT	viva (a shout or cry used to express approval) [n VIVATS]
VIVID	strikingly bright or intense [adj VIVIDER, VIVIDEST] : VIVIDLY [adv]
VIXEN	a shrewish woman [n VIXENS] : VIXENISH [adj], VIXENLY [adj]
VIZIR	vizier (a high official in some Muslim countries) [n VIZIRS] : VIZIRIAL [adj]
VIZOR	to visor (to provide with a visor (a projecting brim)) [v VIZORED, VIZORING, VIZORS]
VLOGS	VLOG, to blog video material [v]
VOCAB	a vocabulary [n VOCABS]
VOCAL	a sound produced with the voice [n VOCALS]
VODKA	a liquor [n VODKAS]
VODOU	vodun (a primitive religion of the West Indies) [n VODOUS]
VODUN	a primitive religion of the West Indies [n VODUNS]
VOGUE	to imitate poses of fashion models [v VOGUED, VOGUEING, VOGUES, VOGUING]
VOICE	to express or utter [v VOICED, VOICES, VOICING]
VOIDS	VOID, to make void (of no legal force or effect) [v]
VOLKS	VOLK, the Afrikaner people [n]
VOLTE	VOLTA, a turning (a rotation about an axis) [n] / a fencing movement [n VOLTES]
VOLTI	turn -- used to direct musicians to turn the page [v]
VOLTS	VOLT, to make a quick movement in fencing to avoid a thrust [v]
VOLVA	a membranous sac that encloses certain immature mushrooms [n VOLVAS] : VOLVATE [adj]
VOMIT	to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth [v VOMITED, VOMITING, VOMITS]
VOTED	VOTE, to cast a vote (a formal expression of will or opinion) [v]
VOUCH	to give one's personal assurance or guarantee [v VOUCHED, VOUCHES, VOUCHING]
VOWED	VOW, to make a vow (a solemn promise) [v]
VOWEL	a type of speech sound [n VOWELS] : VOWELED [adj], VOWELLED [adj]
VOWER	one that vows (to make a vow (a solemn promise)) [n VOWERS]
VOXEL	each of an array of elements of volume in graphic simulation [n VOXELS]
VROOM	to run an engine at high speed [v VROOMED, VROOMING, VROOMS]
VROUW	a Dutch woman [n VROUWS]
VROWS	VROW, vrouw (a Dutch woman) [n]
VUGGS	VUGG, vug (a small cavity in a rock or lode) [n]
VUGGY	abounding in vugs [adj VUGGIER, VUGGIEST]
VUGHS	VUGH, vug (a small cavity in a rock or lode) [n]
VULGO	commonly (in a common (ordinary (of a kind to be expected in the normal order of events)) manner) [adv]
VULNS	VULN, to wound (to pass around an object or fixed center) [v]
VULVA	the external genital organs of a female [n VULVAE, VULVAS] : VULVAL [adj], VULVAR [adj], VULVATE [adj]
VYING	VIE, to strive for superiority [v]
WACKE	a type of basaltic rock [n WACKES]
WACKO	a wacky person [n WACKOES, WACKOS]
WACKS	WACK, a wacky person [n]
WACKY	very irrational [adj WACKIER, WACKIEST] : WACKILY [adv]
WADDY	to strike with a thick club [v WADDIED, WADDIES, WADDYING]
WADIS	WADI, the bed of a usually dry watercourse [n]
WAFER	to seal with an adhesive disk [v WAFERED, WAFERING, WAFERS]
WAFFS	WAFF, to wave (to move freely back and forth or up and down) [v]
WAFTS	WAFT, to carry lightly over air or water [v]
WAGED	WAGE, to engage in or carry on [v]
WAGER	to risk on an uncertain outcome [v WAGERED, WAGERING, WAGERS]
WAHOO	a flowering shrub [n WAHOOS]
WAIFS	WAIF, to throw away [v]
WAIRS	WAIR, to spend (to pay out) [v]
WAIVE	to give up intentionally [v WAIVED, WAIVES, WAIVING]
WAKED	WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v]
WALER	an Australian-bred saddle horse [n WALERS]
WALIE	sturdy (strong and durable) [adj] (2018)
WALKS	WALK, to advance on foot [v]
WALLA	wallah (a person engaged in a particular occupation or activity) [n WALLAS]
WALLS	WALL, to provide with a wall (an upright structure built to enclose an area) [v]
WALLY	waly (something visually pleasing) [n WALLIES]
WALTZ	to perform a ballroom dance [v WALTZED, WALTZES, WALTZING]
WAMES	WAME, the belly [n]
WAMUS	a heavy outer jacket [n WAMUSES]
WANEY	wany (waning in some parts) [adj WANIER, WANIEST]
WANTS	WANT, to have a desire for [v]
WAREZ	illegally copied software [n WAREZES]
WARKS	WARK, to endure pain [v]
WARNS	WARN, to make aware of impending or possible danger [v]
WARTY	covered with warts [adj WARTIER, WARTIEST]
WASHY	overly diluted [adj WASHIER, WASHIEST]
WATAP	a thread made from the roots of various trees [n WATAPS]
WATCH	to observe carefully [v WATCHED, WATCHES, WATCHING]
WATTS	WATT, a unit of power [n]
WAUGH	damp (moist (slightly wet)) [adj]
WAUKS	WAUK, to wake (to rouse from sleep) [v]
WAULS	WAUL, to cry like a cat [v]
WAVED	WAVE, to move freely back and forth or up and down [v]
WAVER	to move back and forth [v WAVERED, WAVERING, WAVERS] : WAVERINGLY [adv]
WAVES	WAVE, to move freely back and forth or up and down [v]
WAVEY	the snow goose [n WAVEYS]
WAWLS	WAWL, to waul (to cry like a cat) [v]
WAXEN	covered with wax [adj]
WAXES	WAX, to coat with wax (a natural, heat-sensitive substance) [v]
WAZOO	an offensive word [n WAZOOS]
WEARY	tired (sapped of strength) [adj WEARIER, WEARIEST] : WEARILY [adv] / to make or become weary [v WEARIED, WEARIES, WEARYING] : WEARYINGLY [adv]
WEAVE	to form by interlacing threads [v WEAVED, WEAVES, WEAVING, WOVE, WOVEN, WOVEN]
WEBBY	weblike (resembling a web) [adj WEBBIER, WEBBIEST]
WEBER	a unit of magnetic flux [n WEBERS]
WECHT	weight [n WECHTS]
WEDEL	to perform a wedeln [v WEDELED, WEDELING, WEDELS]
WEDGE	to force apart with a wedge (a tapering piece of wood or metal) [v WEDGED, WEDGES, WEDGING]
WEDGY	resembling a wedge [adj WEDGIER, WEDGIEST]
WEEDY	resembling a weed [adj WEEDIER, WEEDIEST]
WEEKS	WEEK, a period of seven days [n]
WEENS	WEEN, to suppose (to assume to be true) [v]
WEENY	tiny (very small) [adj WEENIER, WEENIEST]
WEEPY	tending to weep [adj WEEPIER, WEEPIEST] : WEEPILY [adv]
WEFTS	WEFT, a woven fabric or garment [n]
WEIGH	to determine the weight of [v WEIGHED, WEIGHING, WEIGHS]
WELCH	to welsh (to fail to pay a debt) [v WELCHED, WELCHES, WELCHING]
WELDS	WELD, to join by applying heat [v]
WELLY	wellie (a Wellington boot) [n WELLIES]
WELSH	to fail to pay a debt [v WELSHED, WELSHES, WELSHING]
WELTS	WELT, to mark with welts (ridges or lumps raised on the skin) [v]
WENCH	to consort with prostitutes [v WENCHED, WENCHES, WENCHING]
WENDS	WEND, to proceed along [v]
WENNY	resembling a wen (a benign tumor of the skin) [adj WENNIER, WENNIEST]
WETLY	in a wet (covered or saturated with a liquid) manner [adv]
WHACK	to strike sharply [v WHACKED, WHACKING, WHACKS]
WHAMO	whammo (used to indicate a startling event) [interj]
WHANG	to beat with a whip [v WHANGED, WHANGING, WHANGS]
WHARF	to moor to a wharf (a docking place for vessels) [v WHARFED, WHARFING, WHARFS]
WHAUP	a European bird [n WHAUPS]
WHEAT	a cereal grass [n WHEATS]
WHEEL	to convey on wheels (circular frames designed to turn on an axis) [v WHEELED, WHEELING, WHEELS]
WHEEN	a fairly large amount [n WHEENS]
WHEEP	to wheeple (to give forth a prolonged whistle) [v WHEEPED, WHEEPING, WHEEPS]
WHELK	a pustule (a small elevation of the skin containing pus) [n WHELKS]
WHELM	to cover with water [v WHELMED, WHELMING, WHELMS]
WHELP	to give birth to [v WHELPED, WHELPING, WHELPS]
WHEWS	WHEW, a whistling sound [n]
WHEYS	WHEY, the watery part of milk [n]
WHICH	what particular one or ones [pron]
WHIDS	WHID, to move rapidly and quietly [v]
WHIFF	to blow or convey with slight gusts of air [v WHIFFED, WHIFFING, WHIFFS]
WHIGS	WHIG, one who interprets history as a continuing victory of progress over reactionary forces [n]
WHILE	to cause to pass pleasantly [v WHILED, WHILES, WHILING]
WHIMS	WHIM, an impulsive idea [n]
WHINE	to utter a plaintive, high-pitched sound [v WHINED, WHINES, WHINING] : WHININGLY [adv]
WHINS	WHIN, furze (a spiny shrub) [n]
WHINY	tending to whine [adj WHINIER, WHINIEST]
WHIPS	WHIP, to strike with a whip (an instrument for administering corporal punishment) [v]
WHIPT	WHIP, to strike with a whip (an instrument for administering corporal punishment) [v]
WHIRL	to revolve rapidly [v WHIRLED, WHIRLING, WHIRLS]
WHIRR	to whir (to move with a buzzing sound) [v WHIRRED, WHIRRING, WHIRRS]
WHIRS	WHIR, to move with a buzzing sound [v]
WHISH	to move with a hissing sound [v WHISHED, WHISHES, WHISHING]
WHISK	to move briskly [v WHISKED, WHISKING, WHISKS]
WHIZZ	to whiz (to move with a buzzing or hissing sound) [v WHIZZED, WHIZZES, WHIZZING]
WHOLE	all the parts or elements entering into and making up a thing [n WHOLES]
WHOMP	to defeat decisively [v WHOMPED, WHOMPING, WHOMPS]
WHOOF	to make a deep snorting sound [v WHOOFED, WHOOFING, WHOOFS]
WHOOP	to utter loud cries [v WHOOPED, WHOOPING, WHOOPS]
WHOPS	WHOP, to strike forcibly [v]
WHORE	to consort with prostitutes [v WHORED, WHORES, WHORING]
WHORL	to move in a twisted or convoluted fashion [v WHORLED, WHORLING, WHORLS]
WHUMP	to thump (to strike so as to make a dull, heavy sound) [v WHUMPED, WHUMPING, WHUMPS]
WHUPS	WHUP, to defeat decisively [v]
WHYDA	whydah (an African bird) [n WHYDAS]
WICCA	a form of nature-oriented witchcraft [n WICCAS]
WICKS	WICK, a bundle of loosely twisted fibers in a candle or oil lamp [n]
WIDDY	a hangman's noose [n WIDDIES]
WIDOW	to deprive of a husband [v WIDOWED, WIDOWING, WIDOWS]
WIDTH	extent from side to side [n WIDTHS]
WIFED	WIFE, to wive (to marry a woman) [v]
WIFES	WIFE, to wive (to marry a woman) [v]
WIFEY	a wife (a woman married to a man) [n WIFEYS]
WIFTY	ditsy (silly, eccentric) [adj WIFTIER, WIFTIEST]
WIGGY	crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj WIGGIER, WIGGIEST]
WIGHT	a living being [n WIGHTS]
WILCO	used to indicate that a message received will be complied with [interj]
WILDS	WILD, to go about in a group attacking others [v]
WILLY	to willow (to clean textile fibers with a certain machine) [v WILLIED, WILLIES, WILLYING]
WILTS	WILT, to become limp [v]
WIMPS	WIMP, to act in a timid manner [v]
WIMPY	weak, ineffectual [adj WIMPIER, WIMPIEST]
WINCE	to flinch (to shrink back involuntarily) [v WINCED, WINCES, WINCING]
WINCH	to raise with a winch (a hoisting machine) [v WINCHED, WINCHES, WINCHING]
WINDS	WIND, to pass around an object or fixed center [v]
WINDY	marked by strong wind [adj WINDIER, WINDIEST]
WINEY	winy (having the taste or qualities of wine) [adj WINIER, WINIEST]
WINGY	swift (moving with a great rate of motion) [adj WINGIER, WINGIEST]
WINOS	WINO, one who is habitually drunk on wine [n]
WIPED	WIPE, to rub lightly in order to clean or dry [v]
WIPER	one that wipes (to rub lightly in order to clean or dry) [n WIPERS]
WIRRA	used to express sorrow [interj]
WISES	WISE, to become aware or informed [v]
WISHA	used to express surprise [interj]
WISPS	WISP, to twist into a wisp (a small bunch or bundle) [v]
WISPY	resembling a wisp [adj WISPIER, WISPIEST]
WISTS	WIST, WIS, to know -- WIS and WIST are the only accepted forms of this verb; it cannot be conjugated further [v]
WITCH	to bewitch (to affect by witchcraft or magic) [v WITCHED, WITCHES, WITCHING]
WITED	WITE, WIT, to know (to have a true understanding of) [v]
WITES	WITE, WIT, to know (to have a true understanding of) [v]
WITTY	humorously clever [adj WITTIER, WITTIEST]
WIVED	WIVE, to marry a woman [v]
WIVER	wivern (a two-legged dragon) [n WIVERS]
WIZES	WIZ, a very clever or skillful person [n]
WOADS	WOAD, a blue dye [n]
WOALD	a yellow pigment [n WOALDS]
WODGE	a chunk of something [n WODGES]
WOFUL	woeful (full of woe) [adj WOFULLER, WOFULLEST] : WOFULLY [adv]
WOKEN	WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v]
WOKER	WOKE, attuned to social justice [adj] (2018)
WOLDS	WOLD, an elevated tract of open land [n]
WOMAN	an adult human female [n WOMEN] / to provide with a staff of women [v WOMANED, WOMANING, WOMANNED, WOMANNING, WOMANS]
WOMBS	WOMB, the uterus (an organ of female mammals) [n]
WOMBY	hollow (not solid (having definite shape and volume)) [adj WOMBIER, WOMBIEST]
WOMEN	WOMAN, an adult human female [n]
WOMYN	women (an adult human female) [n WOMYN]
WONKY	unsteady (not steady (firm in position)) [adj WONKIER, WONKIEST] : WONKILY [adv]
WOODS	WOOD, to furnish with wood (the hard, fibrous substance beneath the bark of a tree or shrub) [v]
WOODY	containing or resembling wood [adj WOODIER, WOODIEST] / a wood-paneled station wagon [n WOODIES]
WOOED	WOO, to seek the affection of [v]
WOOER	one that woos (to seek the affection of) [n WOOERS]
WOOFS	WOOF, to utter a gruff barking sound [v]
WOOLS	WOOL, the dense, soft hair forming the coat of certain mammals [n]
WOOLY	woolly (consisting of or resembling wool) [adj WOOLIER, WOOLIEST] / a woolly (a garment made of wool) [n WOOLIES]
WOOPY	woopie (a well-off older person) [n WOOPIES]
WOOZY	dazed [adj WOOZIER, WOOZIEST] : WOOZILY [adv]
WORKS	WORK, to exert one's powers of body or mind for some purpose [v]
WORLD	the earth and all its inhabitants [n WORLDS]
WORMS	WORM, to rid of worms (small, limbless invertebrates) [v]
WORMY	infested with worms [adj WORMIER, WORMIEST]
WORRY	to feel anxious and uneasy about something [v WORRIED, WORRIES, WORRYING] : WORRIEDLY [adv], WORRYINGLY [adv]
WOULD	WILL, to decide upon [v]
WOUND	WIND, to pass around an object or fixed center [v] : WOUNDEDLY [adv] / to inflict an injury upon [v WOUNDED, WOUNDING, WOUNDS]
WOVEN	a woven fabric [n WOVENS] / WEAVE, to form by interlacing threads [v]
WOWED	WOW, to excite to enthusiastic approval [v]
WOWEE	used to express astonishment or admiration [interj]
WRACK	to wreck (to cause the ruin of) [v WRACKED, WRACKING, WRACKS]
WRANG	a wrong [n WRANGS]
WRAPT	WRAP, to enclose in something wound or folded about [v]
WRECK	to cause the ruin of [v WRECKED, WRECKING, WRECKS]
WRENS	WREN, a small songbird [n]
WRICK	to wrench (to twist suddenly and forcibly) [v WRICKED, WRICKING, WRICKS]
WRING	to twist so as to compress [v WRINGED, WRINGING, WRINGS, WRUNG]
WRUNG	WRING, to twist so as to compress [v]
WRYER	WRY, contorted [adj]
WRYLY	WRY, contorted [adv]
WUDDY	a loop at the end of a rope [n WUDDIES] (2018)
WURST	sausage (finely chopped and seasoned meat stuffed into a casing) [n WURSTS]
WUSHU	Chinese martial arts [n WUSHU, WUSHUS]
WUSSY	wimpy (weak, ineffectual) [adj WUSSIER, WUSSIEST] / a wuss (a wimp (a weak, ineffectual person)) [n WUSSIES]
WYLED	WYLE, to beguile (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v]
WYLES	WYLE, to beguile (to deceive (to mislead by falsehood)) [v]
WYNDS	WYND, a narrow street [n]
WYNNS	WYNN, the rune for W [n]
WYTED	WYTE, to wite (to know (to have a true understanding of)) [v]
XEBEC	a Mediterranean sailing vessel [n XEBECS]
XENIA	the effect of pollen on certain plant structures [n XENIAS] : XENIAL [adj]
XENIC	pertaining to a type of culture medium [adj]
XENON	a gaseous element [n XENONS]
XERIC	requiring only a small amount of moisture [adj] : XERICALLY [adv]
XEROX	to copy on a xerographic copier [v XEROXED, XEROXES, XEROXING]
XERUS	an African ground squirrel [n XERUSES]
XYLAN	a substance found in cell walls of plants [n XYLANS]
XYLEM	a complex plant tissue [n XYLEMS]
XYLOL	xylene (a flammable hydrocarbon) [n XYLOLS]
XYLYL	a univalent radical [n XYLYLS]
XYSTS	XYST, xystus (a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient Greece) [n]
YABBY	an Australian crayfish [n YABBIES]
YACHT	to sail in a yacht (a vessel used for pleasure cruising or racing) [v YACHTED, YACHTING, YACHTS]
YAFFS	YAFF, to bark (to cry like a dog) [v]
YAGES	YAGE, a tropical vine of the Amazon region [n]
YAGIS	YAGI, a type of shortwave antenna [n]
YAHOO	a coarse, uncouth person [n YAHOOS]
YAMUN	yamen (the residence of a Chinese public official) [n YAMUNS]
YANGS	YANG, the masculine active principle in Chinese cosmology [n]
YAPOK	yapock (an aquatic mammal) [n YAPOKS]
YAPON	yaupon (an evergreen shrub) [n YAPONS]
YAPPY	inclined to yap [adj YAPPIER, YAPPIEST]
YARAK	a fit condition for hunting -- used of a hawk [n YARAKS]
YARER	YARE, nimble (agile (able to move quickly and easily)) [adj]
YARNS	YARN, to tell a long story [v]
YAUDS	YAUD, an old mare [n]
YAULD	vigorous (full of vigor) [adj]
YAUPS	YAUP, to yawp (to utter a loud, harsh cry) [v]
YAWED	YAW, to deviate from an intended course [v]
YAWEY	pertaining to yaws (an infectious disease) [adj]
YAWLS	YAWL, to yowl (to utter a loud, long, mournful cry) [v]
YAWNS	YAWN, to open the mouth wide with a deep inhalation of air [v]
YCLAD	clothed [adj]
YEAHS	YEAH, an affirmative reply [n]
YEANS	YEAN, to bear young [v]
YEARN	to have a strong or deep desire [v YEARNED, YEARNING, YEARNS] : YEARNINGLY [adv]
YEAST	to foam (to form foam (a light, bubbly, gas and liquid mass)) [v YEASTED, YEASTING, YEASTS]
YECCH	something disgusting [n YECCHS]
YECHS	YECH, yecch (something disgusting) [n]
YECHY	disgusting [adj]
YEESH	used to express frustration [interj]
YEGGS	YEGG, a burglar (one who commits burglary (a felonious theft)) [n]
YELKS	YELK, yolk (the yellow portion of an egg) [n]
YELLS	YELL, to cry out loudly [v]
YENTA	a gossipy woman [n YENTAS]
YESES	YES, to give an affirmative reply to [v]
YETIS	YETI, the abominable snowman [n]
YEUKY	itchy (causing an itching sensation) [adj]
YIELD	to give up [v YIELDED, YIELDING, YIELDS]
YINCE	once (one single time) [adv]
YIPES	yipe (used to express fear or surprise) [interj]
YIRDS	YIRD, earth [n]
YIRRS	YIRR, to snarl (to growl viciously) [v]
YIRTH	yird (earth) [n YIRTHS]
YLEMS	YLEM, hypothetical matter from which the elements are derived [n]
YOBBY	resembling a yob (a hooligan (a hoodlum (a thug))) [adj YOBBIER, YOBBIEST]
YOCKS	YOCK, to laugh boisterously [v]
YODHS	YODH, yod (a Hebrew letter) [n]
YOGAS	YOGA, a Hindu philosophy involving physical and mental disciplines [n]
YOGEE	yogi (a person who practices yoga) [n YOGEES]
YOGHS	YOGH, a Middle English letter [n]
YOGIC	pertaining to yoga (a Hindu philosophy involving physical and mental disciplines) [adj]
YOGIN	yogi (a person who practices yoga) [n YOGINS]
YOGIS	YOGI, a person who practices yoga [n]
YOKED	YOKE, to fit with a yoke (a wooden frame for joining together draft animals) [v]
YOKEL	a naive or gullible rustic [n YOKELS]
YOKES	YOKE, to fit with a yoke (a wooden frame for joining together draft animals) [v]
YOLKS	YOLK, the yellow portion of an egg [n]
YOLKY	resembling a yolk (the yellow portion of an egg) [adj YOLKIER, YOLKIEST]
YOMIM	YOM, day (the time between sunrise and sunset) [n]
YOMPS	YOMP, to march with heavy equipment over difficult terrain [v]
YONIC	YONI, a symbol for the vulva in Hindu religion [adj]
YONKS	a very long time [n YONKS]
YOOFS	YOOF, youth (a young person) [n]
YOUNG	being in the early period of life or growth [adj YOUNGER, YOUNGEST] / offspring [n YOUNGS]
YOURN	yours (a possessive form of the pronoun you) [pron]
YOURS	a possessive form of the pronoun you [pron]
YOUSE	you [pron]
YOUTH	a young person [n YOUTHS]
YOWED	YOW, to yowl (to utter a loud, long, mournful cry) [v]
YOWES	YOWE, a ewe (a female sheep) [n]
YOWIE	a small ewe [n YOWIES]
YOWLS	YOWL, to utter a loud, long, mournful cry [v]
YOWZA	expressing surprise [interj] (2018)
YUCCA	a tropical plant [n YUCCAS]
YUCCH	used to express disgust [interj]
YUCKY	disgusting [adj YUCKIER, YUCKIEST]
YUGAS	YUGA, an age of time in Hinduism [n]
YUKED	YUKE, to yeuk (to itch (to have an uneasy or tingling skin sensation)) [v] (2018)
YUKKY	yucky (disgusting) [adj YUKKIER, YUKKIEST]
YULES	YULE, Christmas time [n]
YUMMY	delicious [adj YUMMIER, YUMMIEST] / something delicious [n YUMMIES]
YUPON	yaupon (an evergreen shrub) [n YUPONS]
YUPPY	yuppie (a young professional person working in a city) [n YUPPIES]
YURTA	YURT, a portable tent [n]
YUZUS	YUZU, a sour Japanese citrus fruit [n]
ZAIDA	zeda (grandfather) [n ZAIDAS]
ZAIDY	zeda (grandfather) [n ZAIDIES]
ZAIRE	a former monetary unit of Zaire [n ZAIRES]
ZAKAT	payment made annually under Islamic law on certain kinds of property [n ZAKATS]
ZAMIA	a tropical plant [n ZAMIAS]
ZANZA	an African musical instrument [n ZANZAS]
ZAPPY	zippy (full of energy) [adj ZAPPIER, ZAPPIEST]
ZARFS	ZARF, a metal holder for a coffee cup [n]
ZAXES	ZAX, a tool for cutting roof slates [n]
ZAYIN	a Hebrew letter [n ZAYINS]
ZAZEN	meditation in Zen Buddhism [n ZAZENS]
ZEBEC	xebec (a Mediterranean sailing vessel) [n ZEBECS]
ZEBUS	ZEBU, an Asian ox [n]
ZERKS	ZERK, a grease fitting [n]
ZEROS	ZERO, to aim at the exact center of a target [v]
ZESTS	ZEST, to fill with zest (invigorating excitement) [v]
ZESTY	marked by zest [adj ZESTIER, ZESTIEST] : ZESTILY [adv]
ZETAS	ZETA, a Greek letter [n]
ZIBET	an Asian civet [n ZIBETS]
ZILCH	nothing (the absence of all quantity or magnitude) [n ZILCHES]
ZILLS	ZILL, one of a pair of finger cymbals [n]
ZINCO	a letterpress printing plate made of zinc [n ZINCOS]
ZINCS	ZINC, to coat with zinc (a metallic element) [v]
ZINCY	zincky (resembling zinc) [adj]
ZINEB	an insecticide [n ZINEBS]
ZINGS	ZING, to move with a high-pitched humming sound [v]
ZINGY	enjoyably exciting [adj ZINGIER, ZINGIEST]
ZINKY	zincky (resembling zinc) [adj]
ZIPPO	nothing (the absence of all quantity or magnitude) [n ZIPPOS]
ZIPPY	full of energy [adj ZIPPIER, ZIPPIEST] : ZIPPILY [adv]
ZITIS	ZITI, a tubular pasta [n]
ZIZIT	zizith (the tassels on the four corners of a Jewish prayer shawl) [n ZIZIT]
ZLOTE	ZLOTY, a monetary unit of Poland [n]
ZLOTY	a monetary unit of Poland [n ZLOTE, ZLOTIES, ZLOTYCH, ZLOTYS]
ZOEAE	ZOEA, a larval form of certain crustaceans [n]
ZOEAS	ZOEA, a larval form of certain crustaceans [n]
ZOMBI	zombie (a will-less human capable only of automatic movement) [n ZOMBIS]
ZONAE	ZONA, a transparent substance surrounding the ovum of mammals [n]
ZONER	one that zones (to arrange in zones (areas distinguished from other adjacent areas)) [n ZONERS]
ZONES	ZONE, to arrange in zones (areas distinguished from other adjacent areas) [v]
ZONKS	ZONK, to stupefy (to dull the senses of) [v]
ZOOEY	resembling a zoo (a place where animals are kept for public exhibition) [adj ZOOIER, ZOOIEST]
ZOOID	an organic cell or body capable of independent movement [n ZOOIDS] : ZOOIDAL [adj]
ZOOKS	used as a mild oath [interj]
ZOONS	ZOON, the whole product of one fertilized egg [n]
ZOOTY	flashy in manner or style [adj ZOOTIER, ZOOTIEST]
ZORIL	a small African mammal [n ZORILS]
ZORIS	ZORI, a type of sandal [n]
ZOUKS	ZOUK, a dance music of the French West Indies [n]
ZOWEE	zowie (used to express surprise or pleasure) [interj]
ZOWIE	used to express surprise or pleasure [interj]
ZUPPA	a fish soup [n ZUPPAS]
ZUZIM	ZUZ, an ancient Hebrew silver coin [n]
ZYMES	ZYME, an enzyme (a complex protein) [n]