Words Spelled at Least Three Ways (Q-Z)
2010 October 14
These are words that begin with the letters Q-Z and that can be spelled at least three different ways (3 of 3 files). This list is based on a list compiled by Amit Chakrabarti and posted on the Seattle Scrabble Club website: http://www.seattlescrabble.org/study.php.
WORDS | DEFINITIONS (HOOKS) |
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QINDAR | qintar (a monetary unit of Albania) [n –DARS or –DARKA] */s |
QINTAR | a monetary unit of Albania [n –S] */s |
QUINTAR– | qintar (a monetary unit of Albania) [n –S] */s |
QUAICHES | QUAICH, a small drinking vessel [n] */* |
QUAICHS– | QUAICH, a small drinking vessel [n] */* |
QUAIGHS– | QUAIGH, quaich (a small drinking vessel) [n] */* |
QUETZALES | QUETZAL, a tropical bird [n] */* |
QUETZALS– | QUETZAL, a tropical bird [n] */* |
QUEZALES | QUEZAL, quetzal (a tropical bird) [n] */* |
QUEZALS– | QUEZAL, quetzal (a tropical bird) [n] */* |
QUINELA | quinella (a type of bet in horse racing) [n –S] */s |
QUINELLA | a type of bet in horse racing [n –S] */s |
QUINIELA | quinella (a type of bet in horse racing) [n –S] */s |
QUININ | quinine (a medicinal alkaloid) [n –S] */aes |
QUININA– | quinine (a medicinal alkaloid) [n –S] */s |
QUININE– | a medicinal alkaloid [n –S] */s |
RABBIES | RABBI, a Jewish spiritual leader [n] */* |
RABBINS– | RABBIN, rabbi (a Jewish spiritual leader) [n] */* |
RABBIS– | RABBI, a Jewish spiritual leader [n] */* |
REBBES– | REBBE, a rabbi (a Jewish spiritual leader) [n] */* |
RACHIDES | RACHIS, the spinal column [n] */* |
RACHISES | RACHIS, the spinal column [n] */* |
RHACHIDES | RHACHIS, rachis (the spinal column) [n] */* |
RHACHISES | RHACHIS, rachis (the spinal column) [n] */* |
–RAGEE– | ragi (an East Indian cereal grass) [n –S] d/s |
RAGGEE | ragi (an East Indian cereal grass) [n –S] */s |
RAGGY– | ragi (an East Indian cereal grass) [n –GIES] bcd/* |
RAGI– | an East Indian cereal grass [n –S] t/s |
RAIA– | rayah (a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey) [n –S] */s |
RAYA– | rayah (a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey) [n –S] */hs |
–RAYAH– | a non-Muslim inhabitant of Turkey [n –S] */s |
RAPHAE | RAPHE, a seamlike ridge between two halves of an organ or part [n] */* |
RAPHES– | RAPHE, a seamlike ridge between two halves of an organ or part [n] */* |
RHAPHAE | RHAPHE, raphe (a seamlike ridge between two halves of an organ or part) [n] */* |
RHAPHES– | RHAPHE, raphe (a seamlike ridge between two halves of an organ or part) [n] */* |
RASSLE | to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest) [v –SLED, –SLING, –SLES] w/ds |
WARSLE | to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest) [v –SLED, –SLING, –SLES] */drs |
WARSTLE | to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest) [v –TLED, –TLING, –TLES] */drs |
–WRASSLE | to wrastle (to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest)) [v –SLED, –SLING, –SLES] */ds |
WRASTLE | to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest) [v –TLED, –TLING, –TLES] */ds |
WRESTLE | to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest [v –TLED, –TLING, –TLES] */drs |
RATLIN | ratline (one of the ropes forming the steps of a rope ladder on a ship) [n –S] */es |
RATLINE– | one of the ropes forming the steps of a rope ladder on a ship [n –S] */s |
RATTLING | ratline (one of the ropes forming the steps of a rope ladder on a ship) [n –S] bp/s |
REAVER– | one that reaves (to plunder (to rob of goods by force)) [n –S] p/s |
REIVER– | one that reives (to plunder (to rob of goods by force)) [n –S] */s |
RIEVER | reaver (one that reaves (to plunder)) [n –S] g/s |
REAWAKE | AWAKE, to wake up [v REAWAKED or REAWOKE, REAWOKEN, REAWAKING, REAWAKES] */dns |
REAWAKEN– | AWAKEN, to awake (to wake up) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
REWAKE | WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v –WAKED or –WOKE, –WOKEN, –WAKING, –WAKES] */dns |
REWAKEN– | WAKEN, to wake (to rouse from sleep) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
REAWAKED– | REAWAKE, AWAKE, to wake up [v] */* |
REAWAKENED | REAWAKEN, AWAKEN, to awake (to wake up) [v] */* |
REAWOKE | REAWAKE, AWAKE, to wake up [v] */n |
REWAKED– | REWAKE, WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v] */* |
REWAKENED | REWAKEN, WAKEN, to wake (to rouse from sleep) [v] */* |
REWOKE | REWAKE, WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v] */n |
REAWOKEN– | REAWAKE, AWAKE, to wake up [v] */* |
REWOKEN– | REWAKE, WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v] */* |
RECITATIVES– | RECITATIVE [n] */* |
RECITATIVI | RECITATIVO [n] */* |
RECITATIVOS– | RECITATIVO [n] */* |
RHOMBI– | RHOMBUS, a type of geometric figure [n] */c |
RHOMBS– | RHOMB, a rhombus (a type of geometric figure) [n] */* |
RHOMBUSES | RHOMBUS, a type of geometric figure [n] */* |
RICKSHA | rickshaw (a small, two-wheeled passenger vehicle) [n –S] */sw |
RICKSHAW– | a small, two-wheeled passenger vehicle [n –S] */s |
RIKISHA | rickshaw (a small, two-wheeled passenger vehicle) [n –S] */s |
RIKSHAW | rickshaw (a small, two-wheeled passenger vehicle) [n –S] */s |
SABAYON | a sauce of whipped egg yolks, sugar, and wine [n –S] */s |
ZABAGLIONE | [n –S] */s |
ZABAIONE | a dessert resembling custard [n –S] */s |
ZABAJONE | zabaione (a dessert resembling custard) [n –S] */s |
SACBUT | sackbut (a medieval trombone) [n –S] */s |
SACKBUT | a medieval trombone [n –S] */s |
SAGBUT | sackbut (a medieval trombone) [n –S] */s |
SADE– | a Hebrew letter [n –S] t/s |
SADHE | sade (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
SADI– | sade (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] t/s |
–TSADE | sade (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
–TSADI | sade (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
–SAID | sayyid (lord; sir — used as a title of respect for a Muslim dignitary) [n –S] */s |
SAIYID | sayyid (lord; sir — used as a title of respect for a Muslim dignitary) [n –S] */s |
SAYED | sayyid (lord; sir — used as a title of respect for a Muslim dignitary) [n –S] */s |
SAYID | sayyid (lord; sir — used as a title of respect for a Muslim dignitary) [n –S] */s |
SAYYID | lord; sir — used as a title of respect for a Muslim dignitary [n –S] */s |
SALTIER– | saltire (a heraldic design) [n –S] */s |
SALTIRE | a heraldic design [n –S] */s |
SAUTOIR | a saltire (a heraldic design) [n –S] */es |
SAUTOIRE– | sautoir (a saltire (a heraldic design)) [n –S] */s |
SAMBAR– | a large Asian deer [n –S] */s |
SAMBHAR | sambar (a large Asian deer) [n –S] */s |
SAMBHUR | sambar (a large Asian deer) [n –S] */s |
SAMBUR | sambar (a large Asian deer) [n –S] */s |
SAMECH | samek (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
SAMEK– | a Hebrew letter [n –S] */hs |
SAMEKH– | samek (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
–SANGA– | sangar (a temporary fortification for two or three men) [n –S] */rs |
SANGAR– | a temporary fortification for two or three men [n –S] */s |
–SANGER | sangar (a temporary fortification for two or three men) [n –S] */s |
SANTIR | a Persian dulcimer [n –S] */s |
SANTOOR | santir (a Persian dulcimer) [n –S] */s |
SANTOUR | santir (a Persian dulcimer) [n –S] */s |
SANTUR | santir (a Persian dulcimer) [n –S] */s |
SARCENET | a silk fabric [n –S] */s |
SARSENET | sarcenet (a silk fabric) [n –S] */s |
SARSNET | sarcenet (a silk fabric) [n –S] */s |
–SAY | to utter (to give audible expression to) [v SAID, SAYING, present sing. 2d person SAY, SAYEST, or SAYST, 3d person SAYS or SAITH] : SAYABLE [adj] */s |
SAYEST | SAY, to utter (to give audible expression to) [v] */* |
SAYST– | SAY, to utter (to give audible expression to) [v] */* |
SCALAWAG | a rascal (an unscrupulous or dishonest person) [n –S] */s |
SCALLAWAG | [n –S] */s |
SCALLYWAG | [n –S] */s |
SCHLEP | to lug or drag [v SCHLEPPED, SCHLEPPING, SCHLEPS] */ps |
SCHLEPP– | to schlep (to lug or drag) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
SHLEP | to schlep (to lug or drag) [v SHLEPPED, SHLEPPING, SHLEPS] */ps |
SHLEPP– | to schlep (to lug or drag) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
SCHMALTZ | excessive sentimentality [n –ES] */y |
SCHMALZ | schmaltz (excessive sentimentality) [n –ES] */y |
SHMALTZ | schmaltz (excessive sentimentality) [n –ES] */y |
SCHMO | a stupid person [n SCHMOES or SCHMOS] */es |
SCHMOE– | schmo (a stupid person) [n –S] */s |
SHMO | schmo (a stupid person) [n SHMOES] */* |
SCHMOOS | to schmooze (to gossip (to talk idly about the affairs of others)) [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */e |
SCHMOOSE– | to schmooze (to gossip (to talk idly about the affairs of others)) [v SCHMOOSED, SCHMOOSING, SCHMOOSES] */ds |
SCHMOOZE | to gossip (to talk idly about the affairs of others) [v SCHMOOZED, SCHMOOZING, SCHMOOZES] */drs |
SHMOOZE | to schmooze (to gossip (to talk idly about the affairs of others)) [v SHMOOZED, SHMOOZING, SHMOOZES] */ds |
SCHNAPPS | a strong liquor [n SCHNAPPS] */* |
SCHNAPS | schnapps (a strong liquor) [n SCHNAPS] */* |
SHNAPPS | schnapps (a strong liquor) [n SHNAPPS] */* |
SHNAPS | schnapps (a strong liquor) [n SHNAPS] */* |
SCHTICK | shtick (an entertainment routine) [n –S] */s |
SCHTIK | shtick (an entertainment routine) [n –S] */s |
SHTICK | an entertainment routine [n –S] */sy |
SHTIK | shtick (an entertainment routine) [n –S] */s |
SCHULN– | SCHUL, shul (a synagogue) [n] */* |
SCHULS– | SCHUL, shul (a synagogue) [n] */* |
SHULN– | SHUL, a synagogue [n] */* |
SHULS– | SHUL, a synagogue [n] */* |
SCIMETAR | scimitar (a curved Oriental sword) [n –S] */s |
SCIMITAR | a curved Oriental sword [n –S] */s |
SCIMITER | scimitar (a curved Oriental sword) [n –S] */s |
SIMITAR | scimitar (a curved Oriental sword) [n –S] */s |
SCRAICH | to utter a shrill cry [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
SCRAIGH | to scraich (to utter a shrill cry) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
–SCREAK | to screech (to utter a harsh, shrill cry) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */sy |
SCREECH | to utter a harsh, shrill cry [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */y |
SKREEGH | to screech (to utter a harsh, shrill cry) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
SKREIGH | to screech (to utter a harsh, shrill cry) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
SEAWAN | wampum (a form of currency formerly used by North American Indians) [n –S] */st |
SEAWANT– | seawan (wampum (a form of currency formerly used by North American Indians)) [n –S] */s |
SEWAN | seawan (wampum (a form of currency formerly used by North American Indians)) [n –S] */s |
SEIGNEURY– | [n –RIES] */* |
SEIGNIORY– | [n –RIES] */* |
SEIGNORY | the power of a seignior [n –GNORIES] */* |
SIGNIORY– | signory (seignory (the power of a seignior)) [n –GNIORIES] */* |
SIGNORY– | seignory (the power of a seignior) [n –GNORIES] */* |
SERAPHIM | seraph (a winged celestial being) [n –S] */s |
SERAPHIMS– | SERAPHIM, seraph (a winged celestial being) [n] */* |
SERAPHIN | SERAPH, a winged celestial being [n] */* |
SERAPHS– | SERAPH, a winged celestial being [n] */* |
SERPIGINES | SERPIGO, a spreading skin eruption [n] */* |
SERPIGOES | SERPIGO, a spreading skin eruption [n] */* |
SERPIGOS– | SERPIGO, a spreading skin eruption [n] */* |
SEWAGE | the waste matter carried off by sewers [n –S] */s |
SEWERAGE | sewage (the waste matter carried off by sewers) [n –S] */s |
–SULLAGE | sewage (the waste matter carried off by sewers) [n –S] */s |
SHACKOES | SHACKO, shako (a type of military hat) [n] */* |
SHACKOS– | SHACKO, shako (a type of military hat) [n] */* |
SHAKOES | SHAKO, a type of military hat [n] */* |
SHAKOS– | SHAKO, a type of military hat [n] */* |
SHADCHANIM | SHADCHAN, a Jewish marriage broker [n] */* |
SHADCHANS– | SHADCHAN, a Jewish marriage broker [n] */* |
SHADKHANIM | SHADKHAN, shadchan (a Jewish marriage broker) [n] */* |
SHADKHANS– | SHADKHAN, shadchan (a Jewish marriage broker) [n] */* |
SHAMAS | shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n –MOSIM] */* |
–SHAMES– | shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n –MOSIM] */* |
SHAMMAS | shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n –MASIM] */h |
SHAMMASH– | shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n –MASHIM] */* |
SHAMMES | a minor official of a synagogue [n –MOSIM] */* |
SHAMMOS | shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n –MOSIM] */* |
SHAMOS | shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n –MOSIM] */* |
SHAMMASHIM | SHAMMASH, shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n] */* |
SHAMMASIM | SHAMMAS, shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n] */* |
SHAMMOSIM | SHAMMES, a minor official of a synagogue [n] */* |
SHAMOSIM | SHAMAS, shammes (a minor official of a synagogue) [n] */* |
SHEKALIM | SHEKEL, an ancient unit of weight and money [n] */* |
SHEKELIM | SHEKEL, an ancient unit of weight and money [n] */* |
SHEKELS– | SHEKEL, an ancient unit of weight and money [n] */* |
SHEQALIM | SHEQEL, shekel (an ancient unit of weight and money) [n] */* |
SHEQELS– | SHEQEL, shekel (an ancient unit of weight and money) [n] */* |
SHELTIE | a small, shaggy pony [n –S] */s |
SHELTY | sheltie (a small, shaggy pony) [n –TIES] */* |
SHETLAND | a wool yarn [n –S] */s |
SHIBAH | shiva (a period of mourning) [n –S] */s |
SHIVA– | a period of mourning [n –S] */hs |
SHIVAH– | shiva (a period of mourning) [n –S] */s |
SHILLALA | a short, thick club [n –S] */hs |
SHILLALAH– | [n –S] */s |
SHILLELAGH | [n –S] */s |
SHILLELAH | [n –S] */s |
SHINDIES | SHINDY, a shindig (an elaborate dance or party) [n] */* |
SHINDIGS– | SHINDIG, an elaborate dance or party [n] */* |
SHINDYS– | SHINDY, a shindig (an elaborate dance or party) [n] */* |
SHOFARS– | SHOFAR, a ram’s-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals [n] */* |
SHOFROTH | SHOFAR, a ram’s-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals [n] */* |
SHOPHARS– | SHOPHAR, shofar (a ram’s-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals) [n] */* |
SHOPHROTH | SHOPHAR, shofar (a ram’s-horn trumpet blown in certain Jewish rituals) [n] */* |
SHOULD | SHALL, used as an auxiliary to express futurity, inevitability, or command [v] */* |
SHOULDEST | SHALL, used as an auxiliary to express futurity, inevitability, or command [v] */* |
SHOULDST | SHALL, used as an auxiliary to express futurity, inevitability, or command [v] */* |
SHTETELS– | SHTETEL, a Jewish village [n] */* |
SHTETLACH | SHTETL, shtetel (a Jewish village) [n] */* |
SHTETLS– | SHTETL, shtetel (a Jewish village) [n] */* |
SIB– | a sibling (one having the same parents as another) [n –S] */bs |
SIBB– | sib (a sibling (one having the same parents as another)) [n –S] */s |
SIBLING | one having the same parents as another [n –S] */s |
SIDEWARD | toward one side [adv] */s |
SIDEWARDS– | [adv] */* |
SIDEWAY | sideways (toward or from one side) [adv] */s |
SIDEWAYS– | toward or from one side [adv] */* |
SIDEWISE | sideways (toward or from one side) [adv] */* |
SIGNIOR | signor (an Italian title of courtesy for a man) [n –GNIORI or –GNIORS] */isy |
SIGNOR | an Italian title of courtesy for a man [n –GNORI or –GNORS] */aeisy |
–SIGNORE– | signor (an Italian title of courtesy for a man) [n –GNORI] */* |
SIGNIORI– | SIGNIOR, signor (an Italian title of courtesy for a man) [n] */* |
SIGNIORS– | SIGNIOR, signor (an Italian title of courtesy for a man) [n] */* |
SIGNORI– | SIGNOR, an Italian title of courtesy for a man [n] */* |
SIGNORS– | SIGNOR, an Italian title of courtesy for a man [n] */* |
SILLABUB | an alcoholic beverage or dessert [n –S] */s |
SILLIBUB | sillabub (an alcoholic beverage or dessert) [n –S] */s |
SYLLABUB | sillabub (an alcoholic beverage or dessert) [n –S] */s |
SILVAE– | SILVA, sylva (the forest trees of an area) [n] */* |
SILVAS– | SILVA, sylva (the forest trees of an area) [n] */* |
SYLVAE– | SYLVA, the forest trees of an area [n] */* |
SYLVAS– | SYLVA, the forest trees of an area [n] */* |
SKEAN | a type of dagger [n –S] */es |
–SKEEN– | skean (a type of dagger) [n –S] */s |
SKENE | skean (a type of dagger) [n –S] */s |
–SLANK | SLINK, to move stealthily [v] */* |
–SLINKED | SLINK, to move stealthily [v] */* |
–SLUNK | SLINK, to move stealthily [v] */* |
SLEW | to slue (to cause to move sideways) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
–SLOUGH | to cast off [v –ED, –ING, –S] */sy |
SLUE | to cause to move sideways [v SLUED, SLUING, SLUES] */ds |
–SLOID | sloyd (a Swedish system of manual training) [n –S] */s |
SLOJD | sloyd (a Swedish system of manual training) [n –S] */s |
SLOYD | a Swedish system of manual training [n –S] */s |
–SMIDGE | a smidgen (a very small amount) [n –S] */ns |
SMIDGEN– | a very small amount [n –S] */s |
SMIDGEON | smidgen (a very small amount) [n –S] */s |
SMIDGIN | smidgen (a very small amount) [n –S] */s |
SMOOSH | to squash (to press into a pulp or flat mass) [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */* |
–SQUASH | to press into a pulp or flat mass [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */y |
SQUELCH | to squash (to press into a pulp or flat mass) [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */y |
SQUISH | to squash (to press into a pulp or flat mass) [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */y |
SQUOOSH | to squash (to press into a pulp or flat mass) [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */y |
SQUUSH | to squash (to press into a pulp or flat mass) [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */* |
SOCKMAN | socman (a socager (a tenant by socage)) [n SOCKMEN] */* |
SOCMAN | a socager (a tenant by socage) [n SOCMEN] */* |
SOKEMAN | socman (a socager (a tenant by socage)) [n SOKEMEN] */* |
SOLDAN | a Muslim ruler [n –S] */s |
SOUDAN | soldan (a Muslim ruler) [n –S] */s |
SULDAN | soldan (a Muslim ruler) [n –S] */s |
SULTAN | the ruler of a Muslim country [n –S] : SULTANIC [adj] */as |
SOLFEGES– | SOLFEGE, a type of singing exercise [n] */* |
SOLFEGGI | SOLFEGGIO, a solfege (a type of singing exercise) [n] */o |
SOLFEGGIO– | a solfege (a type of singing exercise) [n –GIOS or –GI] */s |
–SOMBER | gloomy (dismally dark) [adj] : SOMBERLY [adv] */* |
SOMBERLY | SOMBER, gloomy (dismally dark) [adv] */* |
–SOMBRE | somber (gloomy (dismally dark)) [adj] : SOMBRELY [adv] */* |
SOMBRELY | SOMBRE, somber (gloomy (dismally dark)) [adv] */* |
SOMBROUS | somber (gloomy (dismally dark)) [adj] */* |
SOOK | souk (a marketplace in northern Africa and the Middle East) [n –S] */s |
SOUK– | a marketplace in northern Africa and the Middle East [n –S] */s |
SUK | souk (a marketplace in northern Africa and the Middle East) [n –S] */s |
SUQ | souk (a marketplace in northern Africa and the Middle East) [n –S] */s |
–SPEER | to inquire (to ask about) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
SPEIR | to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
–SPIER | to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
SQUASHY– | soft and moist [adj SQUASHIER, SQUASHIEST] */* |
SQUELCHY– | squashy (soft and moist) [adj SQUELCHIER, SQUELCHIEST] */* |
SQUISHY– | squashy (soft and moist) [adj SQUISHIER, SQUISHIEST] */* |
SQUOOSHY– | squashy (soft and moist) [adj SQUOOSHIER, SQUOOSHIEST] */* |
STIMY | to stymie (to thwart (to prevent the accomplishment of)) [v –MIED, –MYING, –MIES] */* |
STYMIE | to thwart (to prevent the accomplishment of) [v –MIED, –MIEING, –MIES] */ds |
STYMY | to stymie (to thwart (to prevent the accomplishment of)) [v –MIED, –MYING, –MIES] */* |
STOAE– | STOA, an ancient Greek covered walkway [n] */* |
STOAI– | STOA, an ancient Greek covered walkway [n] */* |
STOAS– | STOA, an ancient Greek covered walkway [n] */* |
STOGEY | stogy (a long, slender cigar) [n –GEYS] */s |
STOGIE | stogy (a long, slender cigar) [n –S] */s |
STOGY | a long, slender cigar [n –GIES] */* |
STOMAS– | STOMA, a minute opening in the epidermis of a plant organ [n] */* |
STOMATA | STOMA, a minute opening in the epidermis of a plant organ [n] */l |
STOMATES– | STOMATE, a stoma (a minute opening in the epidermis of a plant organ) [n] o/* |
STRETTAS– | STRETTA, stretto (a concluding musical passage played at a faster tempo) [n] */* |
STRETTE | STRETTA, stretto (a concluding musical passage played at a faster tempo) [n] */* |
STRETTI | STRETTO, a concluding musical passage played at a faster tempo [n] */* |
STRETTOS– | STRETTO, a concluding musical passage played at a faster tempo [n] */* |
SUCCAHS– | SUCCAH, sukkah (a temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during a Jewish festival) [n] */* |
SUCCOTH | SUCCAH, sukkah (a temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during a Jewish festival) [n] */* |
SUKKAHS– | SUKKAH, a temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during a Jewish festival [n] */* |
SUKKOT | SUKKAH, a temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during a Jewish festival [n] */h |
SUKKOTH– | SUKKAH, a temporary shelter in which meals are eaten during a Jewish festival [n] */* |
SUCCUBAE– | SUCCUBA, a succubus (a female demon (an evil spirit)) [n] */* |
SUCCUBAS– | SUCCUBA, a succubus (a female demon (an evil spirit)) [n] */* |
SUCCUBI | SUCCUBUS, a female demon (an evil spirit) [n] */* |
SUCCUBUSES | SUCCUBUS, a female demon (an evil spirit) [n] */* |
SULFID | sulfide (a sulfur compound) [n –S] */es |
SULFIDE– | a sulfur compound [n –S] */s |
SULPHID | sulfide (a sulfur compound) [n –S] */es |
SULPHIDE– | sulfide (a sulfur compound) [n –S] */s |
SWEENEY | sweeny (atrophy of the shoulder muscles in horses) [n –NEYS] */s |
–SWEENY | atrophy of the shoulder muscles in horses [n –NIES] */* |
SWINNEY | sweeny (atrophy of the shoulder muscles in horses) [n –NEYS] */s |
SYMBION | symbiont (an organism living in close association with another) [n –S] */st |
SYMBIONT– | an organism living in close association with another [n –S] */s |
SYMBIOT | symbiont (an organism living in close association with another) [n –S] */es |
SYMBIOTE– | symbiont (an organism living in close association with another) [n –S] */s |
SYNTAGMAS– | SYNTAGMA, a syntactic element [n] */* |
SYNTAGMATA | SYNTAGMA, a syntactic element [n] */* |
SYNTAGMS– | SYNTAGM, syntagma (a syntactic element) [n] */* |
TABBOULEH | [n –S] */s |
TABOOLEY | tabouli (a Lebanese salad containing bulgur wheat, tomatoes, parsley, onions, and mint) [n –LEYS] */s |
TABOULEH | tabouli (a Lebanese salad containing bulgur wheat, tomatoes, parsley, onions, and mint) [n –S] */s |
TABOULI | a Lebanese salad containing bulgur wheat, tomatoes, parsley, onions, and mint [n –S] */s |
TABULI | tabouli (a Lebanese salad containing bulgur wheat, tomatoes, parsley, onions, and mint) [n –S] */s |
TABER | to tabor (to beat on a small drum) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
TABOR | to beat on a small drum [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
TABOUR | to tabor (to beat on a small drum) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
TABORET | a small drum [n –S] */s |
TABORIN | taborine (a taboret (a small drum)) [n –S] */egs |
TABORINE– | a taboret (a small drum) [n –S] */s |
TABOURET | taboret (a small drum) [n –S] */s |
–TACE | tasse (tasset (a piece of plate armor for the upper thigh)) [n –S] */st |
TASSE– | tasset (a piece of plate armor for the upper thigh) [n –S] */lst |
–TASSET– | a piece of plate armor for the upper thigh [n –S] */s |
TAFFAREL | taffrail (a rail around the stern of a ship) [n –S] */s |
TAFFEREL | taffrail (a rail around the stern of a ship) [n –S] */s |
TAFFRAIL | a rail around the stern of a ship [n –S] */s |
TALEYSIM | TALLITH, a Jewish prayer shawl [n] */* |
TALLAISIM | TALLITH, a Jewish prayer shawl [n] */* |
TALLISES | TALLIS, tallith (a Jewish prayer shawl) [n] */* |
TALLISIM | TALLIS, tallith (a Jewish prayer shawl) [n] */* |
TALLITHES | TALLITH, a Jewish prayer shawl [n] */* |
TALLITHIM | TALLITH, a Jewish prayer shawl [n] */* |
TALLITHS– | TALLITH, a Jewish prayer shawl [n] */* |
TALLITIM | TALLIT, tallith (a Jewish prayer shawl) [n] */* |
TALLITOTH | TALLITH, a Jewish prayer shawl [n] */* |
TALLITS– | TALLIT, tallith (a Jewish prayer shawl) [n] */* |
TALLIS | tallith (a Jewish prayer shawl) [n –LISES or –LISIM] */h |
TALLIT | tallith (a Jewish prayer shawl) [n –LITS or –LITIM] */hs |
TALLITH– | a Jewish prayer shawl [n TALLITHS, TALLITHES, TALLITHIM, TALLITOTH, TALEYSIM, or TALLAISIM] */s |
TALOOKA | taluk (an estate in India) [n –S] */s |
TALUK | an estate in India [n –S] */as |
TALUKA– | taluk (an estate in India) [n –S] */s |
TAMARAO | tamarau (a small buffalo of the Philippines) [n –RAOS] */s |
TAMARAU | a small buffalo of the Philippines [n –S] */s |
TIMARAU | tamarau (a small buffalo of the Philippines) [n –S] */s |
TAMBAC | tombac (an alloy of copper and zinc) [n –S] */s |
TAMBAK | tombac (an alloy of copper and zinc) [n –S] */s |
TOMBAC | an alloy of copper and zinc [n –S] */ks |
TOMBACK– | tombac (an alloy of copper and zinc) [n –S] */s |
TOMBAK | tombac (an alloy of copper and zinc) [n –S] */s |
TAMBOURA– | tambura (a stringed instrument) [n –S] */s |
TAMBUR | tambura (a stringed instrument) [n –S] */as |
TAMBURA– | a stringed instrument [n –S] */s |
–TEASEL– | to raise a soft surface on fabric with a bristly flower head [v –SELED, –SELING, –SELS or –SELLED, –SELLING, –SELS] */s |
TEAZEL | to teasel (to raise a soft surface on fabric with a bristly flower head) [v –ZELED, –ZELING, –ZELS or –ZELLED, –ZELLING, –ZELS] */s |
TEAZLE | to teasel (to raise a soft surface on fabric with a bristly flower head) [v –ZLED, –ZLING, –ZLES] */ds |
TECH | a technician [n –S] */sy |
TECHIE | a technician [n –S] */rs |
TEKKIE | techie (a technician) [n –S] */s |
TEENSY– | tiny (very small) [adj –SIER, –SIEST] */* |
TEENTSY | tiny (very small) [adj –SIER, –SIEST] */* |
TEENY– | tiny (very small) [adj –NIER, –NIEST] */* |
TINY– | very small [adj TINIER, TINIEST] */* |
TEEPEE | tepee (a conical tent of some North American Indians) [n –S] */s |
–TEPEE | a conical tent of some North American Indians [n –S] */s |
TIPI– | tepee (a conical tent of some North American Indians) [n –S] */s |
TEGMEN | a covering (something that covers) [n –MINA] */* |
TEGMENTUM | an anatomical covering [n –TA] */* |
TEGUMEN | tegmen (a covering (something that covers)) [n –MINA] */t |
TEGUMENT– | a covering (something that covers) [n –S] */s |
TEGMENTA | TEGMENTUM, an anatomical covering [n] */l |
TEGMINA | TEGMEN, a covering (something that covers) [n] */l |
TEGUMENTS– | TEGUMENT, a covering (something that covers) [n] */* |
TEGUMINA | TEGUMEN, tegmen (a covering (something that covers)) [n] */* |
TERCEL– | a male falcon (a bird of prey) [n –S] */s |
TERCELET | tercel (a male falcon (a bird of prey)) [n –S] */s |
TIERCEL– | tercel (a male falcon (a bird of prey)) [n –S] */s |
TEREFAH | tref (unfit for use according to Jewish law) [adj] */* |
–TREF | unfit for use according to Jewish law [adj] */* |
TREFAH | tref (unfit for use according to Jewish law) [adj] */* |
TEUCH | teugh (tough (strong and resilient)) [adj] */* |
TEUGH | tough (strong and resilient) [adj] : TEUGHLY [adv] */* |
TOUGH | strong and resilient [adj TOUGHER, TOUGHEST], to endure hardship [v –ED, –ING, –S] */sy |
TICKTACK | to ticktock (to make the ticking sound of a clock) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
TICKTOCK | to make the ticking sound of a clock [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
TICTAC | to ticktack (to ticktock (to make the ticking sound of a clock)) [v –TACKED, –TACKING, –TACS] */s |
TICTOC | to ticktock (to make the ticking sound of a clock) [v –TOCKED, –TOCKING, –TOCS] */s |
TIMPANUM | tympanum (the middle ear) [n –NA or –NUMS] */s |
TYMPAN | a drum [n –S] */aiosy |
TYMPANUM | the middle ear [n –NA or –NUMS] */s |
TOPH– | tufa (a porous limestone) [n –S] */eis |
TOPHE– | tufa (a porous limestone) [n –S] */s |
TUFA | a porous limestone [n –S] */s |
TORAHS– | TORAH, the body of Jewish law [n] */* |
TORAS– | TORA, torah (the body of Jewish law) [n] */* |
TOROT– | TORAH, the body of Jewish law [n] */h |
TOROTH– | TORAH, the body of Jewish law [n] */* |
TOUGHIE | a tough person [n –S] */s |
TOUGHY– | toughie (a tough person) [n TOUGHIES] */* |
TOURACO | an African bird [n –COS] */s |
TURACO | touraco (an African bird) [n –COS] */su |
TURACOU– | touraco (an African bird) [n –S] */s |
TOUSE | to tousle (to dishevel (to make messy (dirty or untidy))) [v TOUSED, TOUSING, TOUSES] */ds |
TOUSLE | to dishevel (to make messy (dirty or untidy)) [v –SLED, –SLING, –SLES] */ds |
TOUZLE | to tousle (to dishevel (to make messy (dirty or untidy))) [v –ZLED, –ZLING, –ZLES] */ds |
TRAMEL | to trammel (to hinder (to impede (to obstruct the progress of))) [v –ELED, –ELING, –ELS or –ELLED, –ELLING, –ELS] */ls |
TRAMELL– | to trammel (to hinder (to impede (to obstruct the progress of))) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
TRAMMEL | to hinder (to impede (to obstruct the progress of)) [v –MELED, –MELING, –MELS or –MELLED, –MELLING, –MELS] */s |
TRAPAN | to trepan (to trephine (to operate on with a surgical saw)) [v –PANNED, –PANNING, –PANS] */s |
TREPAN | to trephine (to operate on with a surgical saw) [v –PANNED, –PANNING, –PANS] */gs |
TREPHINE | to operate on with a surgical saw [v –PHINED, –PHINING, –PHINES] */ds |
TRAPPEAN | pertaining to traprock (an igneous rock) [adj] */* |
TRAPPOSE | trappean (pertaining to traprock (an igneous rock)) [adj] */* |
TRAPPOUS | trappean (pertaining to traprock (an igneous rock)) [adj] */* |
TREENAIL | a wooden peg used for fastening timbers [n –S] */s |
–TRENAIL | treenail (a wooden peg used for fastening timbers) [n –S] */s |
–TRUNNEL | treenail (a wooden peg used for fastening timbers) [n –S] */s |
TROAK | to troke (to exchange (to give and receive reciprocally)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
–TROCK | to troke (to exchange (to give and receive reciprocally)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
TROKE | to exchange (to give and receive reciprocally) [v TROKED, TROKING, TROKES] s/ds |
TSADDIK | zaddik (a virtuous person by Jewish religious standards) [n –DIKIM] */* |
–TZADDIK | zaddik (a virtuous person by Jewish religious standards) [n –DIKIM] */* |
ZADDICK | zaddik (a virtuous person by Jewish religious standards) [n –DIKIM] */* |
ZADDIK | a virtuous person by Jewish religious standards [n –DIKIM] t/* |
TSOORIS | tsuris (a series of misfortunes) [n TSOORIS] */* |
–TSORES | tsuris (a series of misfortunes) [n TSORES] */* |
TSORIS | tsuris (a series of misfortunes) [n TSORIS] */* |
TSORRISS | tsuris (a series of misfortunes) [n TSORRISS] */* |
TSOURIS | tsuris (a series of misfortunes) [n TSOURIS] */* |
TSURIS | a series of misfortunes [n TSURIS] */* |
TZURIS | tsuris (a series of misfortunes) [n TZURIS] */* |
TURBETH | turpeth (a medicinal plant root) [n –S] */s |
TURBITH– | turpeth (a medicinal plant root) [n –S] */s |
TURPETH | a medicinal plant root [n –S] */s |
TURKOIS | turquois (a greenish blue gem) [n –ES] */* |
TURQUOIS | a greenish blue gem [n –ES] */e |
TURQUOISE– | [n –S] */s |
TUSH | to tusk (to gore with a tusk (a long, pointed tooth extending outside of the mouth)) [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */y |
TUSHIE | the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump) [n –S] */s |
TUSHY– | tushie (the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump)) [n TUSHIES] */* |
TUSSAH | an Asian silkworm [n –S] */s |
TUSSAR | tussah (an Asian silkworm) [n –S] */s |
TUSSEH | tussah (an Asian silkworm) [n –S] */s |
TUSSER | tussah (an Asian silkworm) [n –S] */s |
TUSSOR | tussah (an Asian silkworm) [n –S] */es |
TUSSORE– | tussah (an Asian silkworm) [n –S] */s |
TUSSUR | tussah (an Asian silkworm) [n –S] */s |
TUYER | tuyere (a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace) [n –S] */es |
TUYERE– | a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace [n –S] */s |
TWIER | tuyere (a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace) [n –S] */s |
TWYER | tuyere (a pipe through which air is forced into a blast furnace) [n –S] */s |
TZITZIS | zizith (the tassels on the four corners of a Jewish prayer shawl) [n] */* |
TZITZIT | zizith (the tassels on the four corners of a Jewish prayer shawl) [n] */h |
TZITZITH– | zizith (the tassels on the four corners of a Jewish prayer shawl) [n] */* |
ZIZIT | zizith (the tassels on the four corners of a Jewish prayer shawl) [n] */h |
ZIZITH– | the tassels on the four corners of a Jewish prayer shawl [n] */* |
UNAWAKE | not awake [adj] */d |
UNAWAKED– | AWAKE, to wake up [adj] */* |
UNAWAKENED | AWAKEN, to awake (to wake up) [adj] */* |
UNWAKENED | WAKEN, to wake (to rouse from sleep) [adj] */* |
UNSONCY | unsonsie (unlucky (having good fortune)) [adj] */* |
UNSONSIE | unlucky (having good fortune) [adj] */* |
UNSONSY | unsonsie (unlucky (having good fortune)) [adj] */* |
USQUABAE | usquebae (whiskey (a liquor)) [n –S] */s |
USQUE | usquebae (whiskey (a liquor)) [n –S] */s |
USQUEBAE | whiskey (a liquor) [n –S] */s |
USQUEBAUGH | [n –S] */s |
WHISKEY | a liquor [n –KEYS] */s |
WHISKY– | whiskey (a liquor) [n –KIES] */* |
VALKYR | valkyrie (a maiden in Norse mythology) [n –S] */s |
VALKYRIE | a maiden in Norse mythology [n –S] */s |
WALKYRIE | valkyrie (a maiden in Norse mythology) [n –S] */s |
VARMENT | varmint (an animal considered to be a pest) [n –S] */s |
VARMINT | an animal considered to be a pest [n –S] */s |
VERMIN | small, common, harmful, or objectionable animals [n VERMIN] */* |
VAU | vav (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
VAV | a Hebrew letter [n –S] */s |
–VAW | vav (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
–WAW | vav (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */ls |
–VAUNTIE | boastful (given to boasting) [adj] */* |
–VAUNTY– | vauntie (boastful (given to boasting)) [adj] */* |
VAWNTIE | vaunty (vauntie (boastful (given to boasting))) [adj] */* |
VAVASOR | a high-ranking vassal [n –S] */s |
VAVASOUR | vavasor (a high-ranking vassal) [n –S] */s |
VAVASSOR | vavasor (a high-ranking vassal) [n –S] */s |
VEINLET | a small vein [n –S] */s |
VEINULE | venule (a small vein) [n –S] */st |
VEINULET– | venule (a small vein) [n –S] */s |
VENULE | a small vein [n –S] : VENULAR, VENULOSE, VENULOUS [adj] */s |
VERNACLE | vernicle (veronica (a handkerchief bearing the image of Christ’s face)) [n –S] */s |
VERNICLE | veronica (a handkerchief bearing the image of Christ’s face) [n –S] */s |
VERONICA | a handkerchief bearing the image of Christ’s face [n –S] */s |
VICTUALED | VICTUAL, to provide with food [v] */* |
VICTUALLED | VICTUAL, to provide with food [v] */* |
VITTLED– | VITTLE, to victual (to provide with food) [v] */* |
VODOU | vodun (a primitive religion of the West Indies) [n –S] */ns |
VODOUN– | vodun (a primitive religion of the West Indies) [n –S] */s |
VODUN | a primitive religion of the West Indies [n –S] */s |
VOODOO | to hex (to cast an evil spell upon) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
VOUDON | vodun (a primitive religion of the West Indies) [n –S] */s |
VOUDOUN | vodun (a primitive religion of the West Indies) [n –S] */s |
VUG | a small cavity in a rock or lode [n –S] */ghs |
VUGG– | vug (a small cavity in a rock or lode) [n –S] */sy |
–VUGH– | vug (a small cavity in a rock or lode) [n –S] */s |
WADMAAL | wadmal (a thick woolen fabric) [n –S] */s |
WADMAL | a thick woolen fabric [n –S] */s |
WADMEL | wadmal (a thick woolen fabric) [n –S] */s |
WADMOL | wadmal (a thick woolen fabric) [n –S] */ls |
WADMOLL– | wadmal (a thick woolen fabric) [n –S] */s |
WANGAN | wanigan (a supply chest used in a logging camp) [n –S] */s |
WANGUN | wanigan (a supply chest used in a logging camp) [n –S] */s |
WANIGAN | a supply chest used in a logging camp [n –S] */s |
WANNIGAN | wanigan (a supply chest used in a logging camp) [n –S] */s |
WASTERIE | wastry (reckless extravagance) [n –S] */s |
WASTERY– | wastry (reckless extravagance) [n –RIES] */* |
WASTRIE | wastry (reckless extravagance) [n –S] */s |
WASTRY | reckless extravagance [n –RIES] */* |
–WATAP | a thread made from the roots of various trees [n –S] */es |
WATAPE– | watap (a thread made from the roots of various trees) [n –S] */s |
WATTAPE | watap (a thread made from the roots of various trees) [n –S] */s |
WEASAND | the throat [n –S] */s |
WEASON | weasand (the throat) [n –S] */s |
WEAZAND | weasand (the throat) [n –S] */s |
WESSAND | weasand (the throat) [n –S] */s |
WIZZEN | weasand (the throat) [n –S] */s |
WEENIE | a wiener (a frankfurter) [n –S] */rs |
WEINER | wiener (a frankfurter) [n –S] */s |
WIENER | a frankfurter [n –S] */s |
WIENIE | a wiener (a frankfurter) [n –S] */s |
WEIRDIE | a very strange person [n –S] */s |
WEIRDO– | a weirdie (a very strange person) [n WEIRDOES or WEIRDOS] */s |
WEIRDY– | weirdie (a very strange person) [n WEIRDIES] */* |
WEIRDIES– | WEIRDY, weirdie (a very strange person) [n] */* |
WEIRDOES | WEIRDO, a weirdie (a very strange person) [n] */* |
WEIRDOS– | WEIRDO, a weirdie (a very strange person) [n] */* |
WEREGILD | wergeld (a price paid for the taking of a man’s life in Anglo-Saxon law) [n –S] */s |
WERGELD | a price paid for the taking of a man’s life in Anglo-Saxon law [n –S] */s |
WERGELT | wergeld (a price paid for the taking of a man’s life in Anglo-Saxon law) [n –S] */s |
WERGILD | wergeld (a price paid for the taking of a man’s life in Anglo-Saxon law) [n –S] */s |
WICKIUP | an American Indian hut [n –S] */s |
WICKYUP | wickiup (an American Indian hut) [n –S] */s |
WIKIUP | wickiup (an American Indian hut) [n –S] */s |
WILLIWAU | williwaw (a violent gust of cold wind) [n –S] */s |
WILLIWAW | a violent gust of cold wind [n –S] */s |
WILLYWAW | williwaw (a violent gust of cold wind) [n –S] */s |
WIVER– | wivern (a two-legged dragon) [n –S] */ns |
WIVERN– | a two-legged dragon [n –S] */s |
WYVERN | wivern (a two-legged dragon) [n –S] */s |
WOMERA | a device used to propel spears [n –S] */s |
WOMMERA | womera (a device used to propel spears) [n –S] */s |
WOOMERA | womera (a device used to propel spears) [n –S] */s |
XEBEC | a Mediterranean sailing vessel [n –S] */s |
ZEBEC | xebec (a Mediterranean sailing vessel) [n –S] */ks |
ZEBECK– | xebec (a Mediterranean sailing vessel) [n –S] */s |
XYST | xystus (a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient Greece) [n –S] */is |
XYSTOS | xystus (a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient Greece) [n –TOI] */* |
XYSTUS | a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient Greece [n –TI] */* |
YAMALKA | yarmulke (a skullcap worn by Jewish males) [n –S] */s |
YAMULKA | yarmulke (a skullcap worn by Jewish males) [n –S] */s |
YARMELKE | yarmulke (a skullcap worn by Jewish males) [n –S] */s |
YARMULKE | a skullcap worn by Jewish males [n –S] */s |
YAPON | yaupon (an evergreen shrub) [n –S] */s |
YAUPON | an evergreen shrub [n –S] */s |
YOUPON | yaupon (an evergreen shrub) [n –S] */s |
–YUPON | yaupon (an evergreen shrub) [n –S] */s |
YASHMAC | yashmak (a veil worn by Muslim women) [n –S] */s |
YASHMAK | a veil worn by Muslim women [n –S] */s |
YASMAK | yashmak (a veil worn by Muslim women) [n –S] */s |
YESHIVAHS– | YESHIVAH, yeshiva (an orthodox Jewish school) [n] */* |
YESHIVAS– | YESHIVA, an orthodox Jewish school [n] */* |
YESHIVOT | YESHIVA, an orthodox Jewish school [n] */h |
YESHIVOTH– | YESHIVA, an orthodox Jewish school [n] */* |
YOBBOES | YOBBO, a yob (a hooligan (a hoodlum (a thug))) [n] */* |
YOBBOS– | YOBBO, a yob (a hooligan (a hoodlum (a thug))) [n] */* |
YOBS– | YOB, a hooligan (a hoodlum (a thug (a brutal ruffian or assassin))) [n] */* |
YOGHOURT | yogurt (a food made from milk) [n –S] */s |
YOGHURT | yogurt (a food made from milk) [n –S] */s |
YOGURT | a food made from milk [n –S] */s |
ZAFFAR | zaffer (a blue ceramic coloring) [n –S] */s |
ZAFFER | a blue ceramic coloring [n –S] */s |
ZAFFIR | zaffer (a blue ceramic coloring) [n –S] */s |
ZAFFRE | zaffer (a blue ceramic coloring) [n –S] */s |
ZAREBA | an improvised stockade [n –S] */s |
ZAREEBA | zareba (an improvised stockade) [n –S] */s |
ZARIBA | zareba (an improvised stockade) [n –S] */s |
ZECCHIN | zecchino (a former gold coin of Italy) [n –S] */ios |
ZECCHINO– | a former gold coin of Italy [n –NI or –NOS] */s |
ZECHIN | zecchino (a former gold coin of Italy) [n –S] */s |
ZECCHINI– | ZECCHINO, a former gold coin of Italy [n] */* |
ZIGGURAT | an ancient Babylonian temple tower [n –S] */s |
ZIKKURAT | ziggurat (an ancient Babylonian temple tower) [n –S] */s |
ZIKURAT | ziggurat (an ancient Babylonian temple tower) [n –S] */s |
ZLOTE | ZLOTY, a monetary unit of Poland [n] */* |
ZLOTIES | ZLOTY, a monetary unit of Poland [n] */* |
ZLOTYCH | ZLOTY, a monetary unit of Poland [n] */* |
ZLOTYS– | ZLOTY, a monetary unit of Poland [n] */* |
ZLOTY | a monetary unit of Poland [n ZLOTYS, ZLOTE, ZLOTIES, or ZLOTYCH] */s |
ZONULAE– | ZONULA, zonule (a small zone) [n] */* |
ZONULAS– | ZONULA, zonule (a small zone) [n] */* |
ZONULES– | ZONULE, a small zone [n] */* |
ZOOGLEAE– | ZOOGLEA, a jellylike mass of bacteria [n] */* |
ZOOGLEAS– | ZOOGLEA, a jellylike mass of bacteria [n] */* |
ZOOGLOEAE– | ZOOGLOEA, zooglea (a jellylike mass of bacteria) [n] */* |
ZOOGLOEAS– | ZOOGLOEA, zooglea (a jellylike mass of bacteria) [n] */* |
ZORIL– | a small African mammal [n –S] */s |
ZORILLA | zoril (a small African mammal) [n –S] */s |
ZORILLE | zoril (a small African mammal) [n –S] */s |
ZORILLO | zoril (a small African mammal) [n –LOS] */s |
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