Words Spelled at Least Three Ways (A-H)
2010 August 19
These are words that begin with the letters A-H and that can be spelled at least three different ways (1 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.
| WORD | DEFINITION (HOOKS) |
|---|---|
| AARGH | used to express disgust [interj] */* |
| AARRGH | aargh (used to express disgust) [interj] */h |
| AARRGHH– | aargh (used to express disgust) [interj] */* |
| ABLINGS | ablins (perhaps) [adv] */* |
| ABLINS | perhaps [adv] */* |
| AIBLINS | ablins (perhaps) [adv] */* |
| ABOIDEAUS– | ABOIDEAU, a type of dike [n] */* |
| ABOIDEAUX– | ABOIDEAU, a type of dike [n] */* |
| ABOITEAUS– | ABOITEAU, aboideau (a type of dike) [n] */* |
| ABOITEAUX– | ABOITEAU, aboideau (a type of dike) [n] */* |
| ACALEPHAE | ACALEPH, a jellyfish [n] */* |
| ACALEPHES– | ACALEPHE, acaleph (a jellyfish) [n] */* |
| ACALEPHS– | ACALEPH, a jellyfish [n] */* |
| ACAULESCENT | [adj] */* |
| –ACAULINE | having no stem [adj] */* |
| ACAULOSE | acauline (having no stem) [adj] */* |
| ACAULOUS | acauline (having no stem) [adj] */* |
| ACCIDIA | acedia (apathy (lack of emotion)) [n –S] */s |
| ACCIDIE | acedia (apathy (lack of emotion)) [n –S] */s |
| ACEDIA | apathy (lack of emotion) [n –S] */s |
| ACTINIAE– | ACTINIA, a marine animal [n] */* |
| ACTINIANS– | ACTINIAN, actinia (a marine animal) [n] */* |
| ACTINIAS– | ACTINIA, a marine animal [n] */* |
| ADOBE | an unburnt, sun-dried brick [n –S] */s |
| DOBIE | adobe (an unburnt, sun-dried brick) [n –S] */s |
| DOBY | dobie (adobe (an unburnt, sun-dried brick)) [n –BIES] */* |
| ADUNC | bent inward [adj] */* |
| ADUNCATE | adunc (bent inward) [adj] */* |
| ADUNCOUS | adunc (bent inward) [adj] */* |
| AERIE | a bird’s nest built high on a mountain or cliff [n –S] : AERIED [adj] f/drs |
| AERY | airy (having the nature of air) [adj AERIER, AERIEST], aerie (a bird’s nest built high on a mountain or cliff) [n AERIES] f/* |
| EYRIE | aerie (a bird’s nest built high on a mountain or cliff) [n –S] */s |
| EYRY | aerie (a bird’s nest built high on a mountain or cliff) [n –RIES] */* |
| AFEARD | afraid (filled with apprehension) [adj] */* |
| –AFEARED | afeard (afraid (filled with apprehension)) [adj] */* |
| AFRAID | filled with apprehension [adj] */* |
| –AGAINST | in opposition to [prep] */* |
| –AGIN | against (in opposition to) [prep] f/g |
| GAINST– | against (in opposition to) [prep] a/* |
| AGAPAE | AGAPE, a communal meal of fellowship [n] */* |
| AGAPAI | AGAPE, a communal meal of fellowship [n] */* |
| –AGAPES– | AGAPE, a communal meal of fellowship [n] */* |
| AGGADA | haggadah (a biblical narrative) [n –DAS or –DOT or –DOTH] h/hs |
| AGGADAH– | haggadah (a biblical narrative) [n –DAHS or –DOT or –DOTH] h/s |
| –HAGGADA | haggadah (a biblical narrative) [n –DAS, –DOT or –DOTH] */hs |
| –HAGGADAH– | a biblical narrative [n –DAHS, –DOT or –DOTH] : HAGGADIC [adj] */s |
| AGGADIC | haggadic (a biblical narrative) [adj] h/* |
| HAGADIC | haggadic (a biblical narrative) [adj] */* |
| –HAGGADIC | HAGGADAH, a biblical narrative [adj] */* |
| –AGLEE | agley (awry (with a turn or twist to one side)) [adv] */* |
| –AGLEY | awry (with a turn or twist to one side) [adv] */* |
| AGLY | agley (awry (with a turn or twist to one side)) [adv] */* |
| ALAN– | a large hunting dog [n –S] */degst |
| –ALAND– | alan (a large hunting dog) [n –S] */s |
| ALANT– | alan (a large hunting dog) [n –S] */s |
| ALARM– | to frighten by a sudden revelation of danger [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| –ALARUM | to alarm (to frighten by a sudden revelation of danger) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| –LARUM | an alarm [n –S] a/s |
| ALIYAHS– | ALIYAH, the immigration of Jews to Israel [n] */* |
| ALIYAS– | ALIYA, aliyah (the immigration of Jews to Israel) [n] */* |
| ALIYOS | ALIYAH, the immigration of Jews to Israel [n] */* |
| ALIYOT | ALIYAH, the immigration of Jews to Israel [n] */* |
| ALLOD | allodium (land held in absolute ownership) [n –S] */s |
| ALLODIUM | land held in absolute ownership [n –DIA] : ALLODIAL [adj] */* |
| ALODIUM | allodium (land held in absolute ownership) [n –DIA] : ALODIAL [adj] */* |
| ALMA | almah (an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally) [n –S] h/hs |
| ALMAH– | an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally [n –S] */s |
| ALME | almah (an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally) [n –S] */hs |
| ALMEH– | almah (an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally) [n –S] */s |
| AMEBAE– | AMEBA, amoeba (a unicellular microscopic organism) [n] */* |
| AMEBAS– | AMEBA, amoeba (a unicellular microscopic organism) [n] */* |
| AMOEBAE– | AMOEBA, a unicellular microscopic organism [n] */* |
| AMOEBAS– | AMOEBA, a unicellular microscopic organism [n] */* |
| AMEER | amir (a Muslim prince or governor) [n –S] */s |
| –AMIR– | a Muslim prince or governor [n –S] */s |
| EMEER | emir (an Arab chieftain or prince) [n –S] */s |
| –EMIR | an Arab chieftain or prince [n –S] */s |
| AMPOULE | ampule (a small glass vial) [n –S] */s |
| AMPUL | ampule (a small glass vial) [n –S] */es |
| AMPULE– | a small glass vial [n –S] */s |
| ANATTO | annatto (a yellowish-red dye) [n –TOS] */s |
| ANNATTO | a yellowish-red dye [n –TOS] */s |
| ARNATTO | annatto (a yellowish-red dye) [n –TOS] */s |
| ARNOTTO | a tropical tree [n –TOS] */s |
| ANCONAL | ANCON, the elbow [adj] */* |
| ANCONEAL | ANCON, the elbow [adj] */* |
| ANCONOID | ANCON, the elbow [adj] */* |
| ANOOPSIA | a visual defect [n –S] */s |
| ANOPIA | anoopsia (a visual defect) [n –S] */s |
| ANOPSIA | anoopsia (a visual defect) [n –S] */s |
| ANTEFIXA– | ANTEFIX, an upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled roof [n] */el |
| ANTEFIXAE– | ANTEFIX, an upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled roof [n] */* |
| ANTEFIXES | ANTEFIX, an upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled roof [n] */* |
| ANTHELICES | ANTHELIX, the inner curved ridge on the cartilage of the external ear [n] */* |
| ANTHELIXES | ANTHELIX, the inner curved ridge on the cartilage of the external ear [n] */* |
| ANTIHELICES | ANTIHELIX [n] */* |
| ANTIHELIXES | ANTIHELIX [n] */* |
| ARBALEST | a type of crossbow (a kind of weapon) [n –S] */s |
| ARBALIST | arbalest (a type of crossbow (a kind of weapon)) [n –S] */s |
| ARBELEST | arbalest (a type of crossbow (a kind of weapon)) [n –S] */s |
| AREOLAE– | AREOLA, a small space in a network of leaf veins [n] */* |
| AREOLAS– | AREOLA, a small space in a network of leaf veins [n] */* |
| AREOLES– | AREOLE, areola (a small space in a network of leaf veins) [n] */* |
| ARQUEBUS | an early portable firearm [n –ES] h/* |
| HACKBUT | a type of gun [n –S] */s |
| HAGBUT | hackbut (a type of gun) [n –S] */s |
| –HARQUEBUS | [n –ES] */* |
| ATAGHAN | yataghan (a Turkish sword) [n –S] y/s |
| YATAGAN | yataghan (a Turkish sword) [n –S] */s |
| –YATAGHAN | a Turkish sword [n –S] */s |
| ATTAR | a fragrant oil [n –S] */s |
| OTTAR | attar (a fragrant oil) [n –S] c/s |
| OTTO | attar (a fragrant oil) [n –TOS] lmp/s |
| AUGHT | a zero [n –S] cntw/s |
| –NAUGHT | a zero [n –S] */sy |
| –NOUGHT | naught (a zero) [n –S] */s |
| NOWT– | naught (a zero) [n –S] */s |
| AUNT | the sister of one’s father or mother [n –S] dghjtv/sy |
| –AUNTIE | aunt (the sister of one’s father or mother) [n –S] v/s |
| AUNTY– | aunt (the sister of one’s father or mother) [n AUNTIES] jv/* |
| AURICLES– | AURICLE, an ear or ear-shaped part [n] */* |
| AURICULAE– | AURICULA, an auricle (an ear or ear-shaped part) [n] */* |
| AURICULAS– | AURICULA, an auricle (an ear or ear-shaped part) [n] */* |
| –AWAKE | to wake up [v AWAKED or AWOKE, AWOKEN, AWAKING, AWAKES] */dns |
| –AWAKEN– | to awake (to wake up) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| WAKE | to rouse from sleep [v WAKED, WOKE, WOKEN, WAKING, WAKES] a/dnrs |
| WAKEN– | to wake (to rouse from sleep) [v –ED, –ING, –S] a/s |
| –WAUK | to wake (to rouse from sleep) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| –AWAKED– | AWAKE, to wake up [v] */* |
| –AWAKENED | AWAKEN, to awake (to wake up) [v] */* |
| –AWOKE | AWAKE, to wake up [v] */n |
| WAKED– | WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v] a/* |
| WAKENED | WAKEN, to wake (to rouse from sleep) [v] a/* |
| WAUKED | WAUK, to wake (to rouse from sleep) [v] */* |
| –WOKE– | WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v] a/n |
| –AWOKEN– | AWAKE, to wake up [v] */* |
| WOKEN– | WAKE, to rouse from sleep [v] a/* |
| –AWAKENER | one that awakens (to awake (to wake up)) [n –S] */s |
| WAKENER | one that wakens (to wake (to rouse from sleep)) [n –S] a/s |
| WAKER– | one that wakes (to rouse from sleep) [n –S] */s |
| BAASKAAP | the policy of domination by white people in South Africa [n –S] */s |
| BAASKAP | the policy of domination by white people in South Africa [n –S] */s |
| BAASSKAP | baaskap (the policy of domination by white people in South Africa) [n –S] */s |
| BAIDARKA | bidarka (an Eskimo canoe) [n –S] */s |
| BIDARKA | an Eskimo canoe [n –S] */s |
| BIDARKEE | bidarka (an Eskimo canoe) [n –S] */s |
| BALDRIC | a shoulder belt [n –S] */ks |
| BALDRICK– | baldric (a shoulder belt) [n –S] */s |
| BAWDRIC | baldric (a shoulder belt) [n –S] */s |
| BALONEY | bologna (a seasoned sausage) [n –NEYS] */s |
| BOLOGNA | a seasoned sausage [n –S] */s |
| BOLONEY | bologna (a seasoned sausage) [n –NEYS] */s |
| BANDEROL | a streamer (a long, narrow flag) [n –S] */es |
| BANDEROLE– | [n –S] */s |
| BANNEROL | a banderol (a streamer (a long, narrow flag)) [n –S] */s |
| BANDORA | bandore (an ancient lute) [n –S] */s |
| BANDORE | an ancient lute [n –S] */s |
| PANDORA | bandore (an ancient lute) [n –S] */s |
| PANDORE | bandore (an ancient lute) [n –S] */s |
| PANDURA | bandore (an ancient lute) [n –S] */s |
| BAREFIT | barefoot (being without shoes) [adj] */* |
| BAREFOOT | being without shoes [adj] */* |
| BAREFOOTED | [adj] */* |
| BARRATER | barrator (one who commits barratry) [n –S] */s |
| BARRATOR | one who commits barratry [n –S] */s |
| BARRETOR | barrator (one who commits barratry) [n –S] */s |
| BASHAW | a pasha (a former Turkish high official) [n –S] */s |
| PACHA | pasha (a former Turkish high official) [n –S] */s |
| PASHA– | a former Turkish high official [n –S] */s |
| BAZILLION | [n –S] */s |
| GAZILLION | [n –S] */s |
| JILLION | a very large number [n –S] */s |
| KAZILLION | [n –S] */s |
| ZILLION | an indeterminately large number [n –S] */s |
| BEADMAN | beadsman (one who prays for another) [n BEADMEN] */* |
| BEADSMAN | one who prays for another [n BEADSMEN] */* |
| BEDEMAN | beadsman (one who prays for another) [n BEDEMEN] */* |
| BEDESMAN | beadsman (one who prays for another) [n BEDESMEN] */* |
| –BEASTINGS | [n] */* |
| BEESTINGS | [n] */* |
| BIESTINGS | [n] */* |
| BEAUCOUP | an abundance [n –S] */s |
| BOOCOO | beaucoup (an abundance) [n –COOS] */s |
| BOOKOO | beaucoup (an abundance) [n –KOOS] */s |
| BEGORAH | begorra (used as a mild oath) [interj] */* |
| BEGORRA | used as a mild oath [interj] */h |
| BEGORRAH– | begorra (used as a mild oath) [interj] */* |
| BEMA | a platform in a synagogue [n –MATA or –MAS] */s |
| BIMA | bema (a platform in a synagogue) [n –S] */hs |
| BIMAH– | bema (a platform in a synagogue) [n –S] */s |
| BENAMED– | BENAME, to name (to give a title to) [v] */* |
| BENEMPT | BENAME, to name (to give a title to) [v] */* |
| BENEMPTED | BENAME, to name (to give a title to) [v] */* |
| BENE– | benne (the sesame plant) [n –S] */s |
| BENNE | the sesame plant [n –S] */st |
| BENNI | benne (the sesame plant) [n –S] */s |
| BENZENE | a volatile liquid [n –S] */s |
| BENZIN | benzine (a volatile liquid) [n –S] */es |
| BENZINE– | a volatile liquid [n –S] */s |
| BENZOL | a benzene (a volatile liquid) [n –S] */es |
| BENZOLE– | benzol (a benzene (a volatile liquid)) [n –S] */s |
| BERETTA | biretta (a cap worn by clergymen) [n –S] */s |
| BERRETTA | biretta (a cap worn by clergymen) [n –S] */s |
| BIRETTA | a cap worn by clergymen [n –S] */s |
| BIRRETTA | biretta (a cap worn by clergymen) [n –S] */s |
| BEZANT | a coin of ancient Rome [n –S] */s |
| BEZZANT | bezant (a coin of ancient Rome) [n –S] */s |
| BYZANT | bezant (a coin of ancient Rome) [n –S] */s |
| BEZAZZ | pizazz (the quality of being exciting or attractive) [n –ES] */* |
| PAZAZZ | pizazz (the quality of being exciting or attractive) [n –ES] */* |
| PIZAZZ | the quality of being exciting or attractive [n –ES] */y |
| PIZZAZ– | pizazz (the quality of being exciting or attractive) [n –ES] */z |
| PIZZAZZ– | pizazz (the quality of being exciting or attractive) [n –ES] */y |
| BHEESTIE | bheesty (a water carrier) [n –S] */s |
| BHEESTY | a water carrier [n –TIES] */* |
| BHISTIE | bheesty (a water carrier) [n –S] */s |
| BIALIES | BIALY, an onion roll [n] */* |
| BIALIS– | BIALI, bialy (an onion roll) [n] */* |
| BIALYS– | BIALY, an onion roll [n] */* |
| BILBOAS– | BILBOA, bilbo (a finely tempered sword) [n] */* |
| BILBOES | BILBO, a finely tempered sword [n] */* |
| BILBOS– | BILBO, a finely tempered sword [n] */* |
| –BLOUSY | blowsy (slovenly (habitually untidy or unclean)) [adj BLOUSIER, BLOUSIEST] : BLOUSILY [adv] */* |
| BLOWSY– | slovenly (habitually untidy or unclean) [adj –SIER, –SIEST] : BLOWSILY [adv] */* |
| BLOWZY | blowsy (slovenly (habitually untidy or unclean)) [adj –ZIER, –ZIEST] : BLOWZILY [adv] */* |
| BOART– | bort (a low-quality diamond) [n –S] */s |
| –BORT | a low-quality diamond [n –S] : BORTY [adj] a/syz |
| BORTZ– | bort (a low-quality diamond) [n –ES] */* |
| BOCCE | boccie (an Italian bowling game) [n –S] */s |
| BOCCI | boccie (an Italian bowling game) [n –S] */aes |
| BOCCIA– | boccie (an Italian bowling game) [n –S] */s |
| BOCCIE– | an Italian bowling game [n –S] */s |
| –BOFF | to have sexual intercourse with — sometimes considered vulgar [v –ED, –ING, –S] */os |
| BOFFO– | a boff [n –FOS] */s |
| BOFFOLA | a boff [n –S] */s |
| BOGEY | to shoot in one stroke over par in golf [v –GEYED, –GEYING, –GEYS] */s |
| BOGIE | bogy (a goblin (an evil or mischievous creature)) [n –S] */s |
| –BOGLE | a bogy (a goblin (an evil or mischievous creature)) [n –S] */s |
| BOGY– | a goblin (an evil or mischievous creature) [n –GIES] */* |
| BOGEYMAN | a terrifying creature [n BOGEYMEN] */* |
| BOGYMAN | bogeyman (a terrifying creature) [n BOGYMEN] */* |
| BOOGERMAN | [n BOOGERMEN] */* |
| BOOGEYMAN | [n BOOGEYMEN] */* |
| BOOGIEMAN | [n BOOGIEMEN] */* |
| BOOGYMAN | bogeyman (a terrifying creature) [n BOOGYMEN] */* |
| BOLETES– | BOLETE, boletus (a fungus (any of a major group of lower plants)) [n] */* |
| BOLETI | BOLETUS, a fungus (any of a major group of lower plants) [n] */* |
| BOLETUSES | BOLETUS, a fungus (any of a major group of lower plants) [n] */* |
| BOLSHEVIK | [n BOLSHEVIKS or BOLSHEVIKI] */is |
| BOLSHIE | a Bolshevik [n –S] */s |
| BOLSHY | bolshie (a Bolshevik) [n –SHIES] */* |
| BONITAS– | BONITA, bonito (a marine food fish) [n] */* |
| BONITOES | BONITO, a marine food fish [n] */* |
| BONITOS– | BONITO, a marine food fish [n] */* |
| BOOGEY | boogie (to dance to rock music) [v –GEYED, –GEYING, –GEYS] */s |
| BOOGIE | to dance to rock music [v –GIED, –GYING or –GIEING, –GIES] */ds |
| BOOGY | boogie (to dance to rock music) [v –GIED, –GYING, –GIES] */* |
| BOSCAGE | a thicket (a dense growth of shrubs or small trees) [n –S] */s |
| BOSK– | a small wooded area [n –S] */sy |
| BOSKAGE | boscage (a thicket (a dense growth of shrubs or small trees)) [n –S] */s |
| BOSKET | a thicket (a dense growth of shrubs or small trees) [n –S] */s |
| BOSQUE | bosk (a small wooded area) [n –S] */st |
| BOSQUET– | bosket (a thicket (a dense growth of shrubs or small trees)) [n –S] */s |
| BOSCHBOK | bushbuck (a small antelope) [n –S] */s |
| BOSHBOK | bushbuck (a small antelope) [n –S] */s |
| BUSHBUCK | a small antelope [n –S] */s |
| BUSHGOAT | a bushbuck (a small antelope) [n –S] */s |
| BOULE | buhl (a style of furniture decoration) [n –S] */s |
| BOULLE | buhl (a style of furniture decoration) [n –S] */s |
| BUHL | a style of furniture decoration [n –S] */s |
| BULBEL | bulbil (a small bulb) [n –S] */s |
| BULBIL | a small bulb [n –S] */s |
| BULBLET | a small bulb [n –S] */s |
| BOUSOUKI | bouzouki (a stringed musical instrument) [n –KIA or –KIS] */as |
| BOUZOUKI | a stringed musical instrument [n –KIA or –KIS] */as |
| BUZUKI | bouzouki (a stringed musical instrument) [n –KIA or –KIS] */as |
| BRACHES | BRACH, a hound bitch [n] */* |
| –BRACHETS– | BRACHET, a brach (a hound bitch) [n] */* |
| BRACHS– | BRACH, a hound bitch [n] */* |
| BRASIL | brazil (a dyewood (a wood from which a dye is extracted)) [n –S] */s |
| BRAZIL | a dyewood (a wood from which a dye is extracted) [n –S] */s |
| BRAZILWOOD | [n –S] */s |
| BRAVI | BRAVO, a hired killer [n] */* |
| BRAVOES | BRAVO, a hired killer [n] */* |
| BRAVOS– | BRAVO, a hired killer [n] */* |
| –BREE | broth (a thin clear soup) [n –S] */ds |
| BRIE | bree (broth (a thin clear soup)) [n –S] */frs |
| BROO– | a bree (broth (a thin clear soup)) [n BROOS] */dkms |
| BRITSKA | an open carriage [n –S] */s |
| BRITZKA | britska (an open carriage) [n –S] */s |
| BRITZSKA | britska (an open carriage) [n –S] */s |
| BROKAGE | the business of a broker [n –S] */s |
| BROKERAGE | [n –S] */s |
| BROKING | brokerage [n –S] */s |
| BRONC | bronco (a wild horse) [n –S] */os |
| BRONCHO | bronco (a wild horse) [n –CHOS] */s |
| BRONCO– | a wild horse [n –COS] */s |
| BUBAL | a large antelope [n –S] */es |
| BUBALE– | bubal (a large antelope) [n –S] */s |
| BUBALIS | bubal (a large antelope) [n –LISES] */* |
| BUBKES | the least amount [n] */* |
| BUPKES | bubkes (the least amount) [n] */* |
| BUPKUS | bubkes (the least amount) [n] */* |
| BUCKAROO | a cowboy [n –ROOS] */s |
| BUCKAYRO | buckaroo (a cowboy) [n –ROS] */s |
| BUCKEROO | buckaroo (a cowboy) [n –ROOS] */s |
| CABALA– | an occult or secret doctrine [n –S] */s |
| CABBALA | cabala (an occult or secret doctrine) [n –S] */hs |
| CABBALAH– | cabala (an occult or secret doctrine) [n –S] */s |
| KABALA | cabala (an occult or secret doctrine) [n –S] */s |
| KABBALA | cabala (an occult or secret doctrine) [n –S] */hs |
| KABBALAH– | cabala (an occult or secret doctrine) [n –S] */s |
| QABALA | cabala (an occult or secret doctrine) [n –S] */hs |
| QABALAH– | cabala (an occult or secret doctrine) [n –S] */s |
| CABER | a heavy pole thrown as a trial of strength [n –S] */s |
| KABAR | caber (a heavy pole thrown as a trial of strength) [n –S] */s |
| KEBAR | caber (a heavy pole thrown as a trial of strength) [n –S] */s |
| CABESTRO | a lasso [n –TROS] */s |
| CABRESTA | cabestro (a lasso) [n –S] */s |
| CABRESTO | cabestro (a lasso) [n –TOS] */s |
| CABOB | kabob (cubes of meat cooked on a skewer) [n –S] */s |
| KABAB | kabob (cubes of meat cooked on a skewer) [n –S] */s |
| KABOB | cubes of meat cooked on a skewer [n –S] */s |
| KEBAB | kabob (cubes of meat cooked on a skewer) [n –S] */s |
| KEBOB | kabob (cubes of meat cooked on a skewer) [n –S] */s |
| CACHOU | catechu (a resin used in tanning) [n –S] */s |
| CASHOO | catechu (a resin used in tanning) [n –SHOOS] */s |
| CATECHU | a resin used in tanning [n –S] */s |
| CUTCH | catechu (a resin used in tanning) [n –ES] s/* |
| CADI– | a Muslim judge [n –S] */s |
| KADI | cadi (a Muslim judge) [n –S] */s |
| QADI | cadi (a Muslim judge) [n –S] */s |
| CAESAREAN | [n –S] */s |
| CAESARIAN | [n –S] */s |
| CESAREAN | a method of child delivery [n –S] */s |
| CESARIAN | cesarean (a method of child delivery) [n –S] */s |
| CAESTUS | cestus (a hand covering for ancient Roman boxers) [n –ES] */* |
| CESTOS | cestus (a hand covering for ancient Roman boxers) [n –TOI] */* |
| CESTUS | a hand covering for ancient Roman boxers [n –ES], a belt or girdle [n –TI] */* |
| CAESTUSES | CAESTUS, cestus (a hand covering for ancient Roman boxers) [n] */* |
| CESTOI | CESTOS, cestus (a hand covering for ancient Roman boxers) [n] */d |
| CESTUSES | CESTUS, a hand covering for ancient Roman boxers [n] */* |
| CAESURAE– | CAESURA, a pause in a line of verse [n] */* |
| CAESURAS– | CAESURA, a pause in a line of verse [n] */* |
| CESURAE– | CESURA, caesura (a pause in a line of verse) [n] */* |
| CESURAS– | CESURA, caesura (a pause in a line of verse) [n] */* |
| CAJAPUT | cajeput (an Australian tree) [n –S] */s |
| CAJEPUT | an Australian tree [n –S] */s |
| CAJUPUT | cajeput (an Australian tree) [n –S] */s |
| KAJEPUT | cajuput (cajeput (an Australian tree)) [n –S] */s |
| CALAMAR | calamary (a squid) [n –S] */isy |
| CALAMARI– | squid used as food [n –S] */s |
| CALAMARY– | a squid [n –MARIES] */* |
| CALASH | a light carriage [n –ES] */* |
| CALECHE | calash (a light carriage) [n –S] */s |
| CALESA | a calash (a light carriage) [n –S] */s |
| –CALIF | caliph (a Muslim leader) [n –S] */s |
| CALIPH | a Muslim leader [n –S] : CALIPHAL [adj] */s |
| –KALIF | caliph (a Muslim leader) [n –S] */s |
| KALIPH | caliph (a Muslim leader) [n –S] */s |
| KHALIF | caliph (a Muslim leader) [n –S] */as |
| KHALIFA– | caliph (a Muslim leader) [n –S] */s |
| CALPAC | a sheepskin hat [n –S] */ks |
| CALPACK– | calpac (a sheepskin hat) [n –S] */s |
| KALPAC– | calpac (a sheepskin hat) [n –S] */s |
| KALPAK– | calpac (a sheepskin hat) [n –S] */s |
| CALTHROP | caltrop (a spiny plant) [n –S] */s |
| CALTRAP | caltrop (a spiny plant) [n –S] */s |
| CALTROP | a spiny plant [n –S] */s |
| CALYCATE | calycine (pertaining to a calyx (the outer protective covering of a flower)) [adj] */* |
| CALYCEAL | calycine (pertaining to a calyx (the outer protective covering of a flower)) [adj] */* |
| CALYCINE | pertaining to a calyx (the outer protective covering of a flower) [adj] */* |
| –CAMAS | camass (a perennial herb) [n –ES] */s |
| –CAMASS– | a perennial herb [n –ES] */* |
| QUAMASH | camass (a perennial herb) [n –ES] */* |
| CAMISA | a shirt or chemise [n –S] */s |
| CAMISE | a loose shirt or gown [n –S] */s |
| CAMISIA | camise (a loose shirt or gown) [n –S] */s |
| CHEMISE | a loose dress [n –S] */s |
| CAMISADES– | CAMISADE, camisado (an attack made at night) [n] */* |
| CAMISADOES | CAMISADO, an attack made at night [n] */* |
| CAMISADOS– | CAMISADO, an attack made at night [n] */* |
| CANAKIN | cannikin (a small can or cup) [n –S] */s |
| CANIKIN | cannikin (a small can or cup) [n –S] */s |
| CANNIKIN | a small can or cup [n –S] */s |
| CANNULAE– | CANNULA, a tube inserted into a bodily cavity [n] */* |
| CANNULAS– | CANNULA, a tube inserted into a bodily cavity [n] */* |
| CANULAE– | CANULA, cannula (a tube inserted into a bodily cavity) [n] */* |
| CANULAS– | CANULA, cannula (a tube inserted into a bodily cavity) [n] */* |
| CANTRAIP | cantrip (a magic spell) [n –S] */s |
| CANTRAP | cantrip (a magic spell) [n –S] */s |
| CANTRIP | a magic spell [n –S] */s |
| CANZONAS– | CANZONA, canzone (a form of lyric poetry) [n] */* |
| CANZONES– | CANZONE, a form of lyric poetry [n] */* |
| CANZONI | CANZONE, a form of lyric poetry [n] */* |
| CAPELAN | capelin (a small, edible fish) [n –S] */s |
| CAPELIN | a small, edible fish [n –S] */s |
| CAPLIN | capelin (a small, edible fish) [n –S] */s |
| CAPH– | kaph (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
| KAF– | kaph (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
| KAPH | a Hebrew letter [n –S] */s |
| KHAF | kaph (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
| KHAPH | kaph (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
| CARABIN | carbine (a light rifle) [n –S] */es |
| CARABINE– | carbine (a light rifle) [n –S] */rs |
| CARBINE | a light rifle [n –S] */s |
| CARABINEER | [n –S] */s |
| CARABINERO– | [n –ROS] */s |
| CARABINIER | [n –S] */eis |
| CARABINIERE– | [n CARABINIERI] */* |
| CARBINEER | [n –S] */s |
| CARDAMOM | a tropical herb [n –S] */s |
| CARDAMON | cardamom (a tropical herb) [n –S] */s |
| CARDAMUM | cardamom (a tropical herb) [n –S] */s |
| CARNEY | carny (a carnival (a traveling amusement show)) [n –NEYS] */s |
| CARNIE | carny (a carnival (a traveling amusement show)) [n –S] */s |
| CARNY– | a carnival (a traveling amusement show) [n –NIES] */* |
| CAROACH | caroche (a stately carriage) [n –ES] */* |
| CAROCH | caroche (a stately carriage) [n –ES] */e |
| CAROCHE– | a stately carriage [n –S] */s |
| CARROCH | caroche (a stately carriage) [n –ES] */* |
| CAROTENE | a plant pigment [n –S] */s |
| CAROTIN | carotene (a plant pigment) [n –S] */s |
| CARROTIN | carotene (a plant pigment) [n –S] */s |
| CASHMERE | a fine wool [n –S] */s |
| CASIMERE | a woolen fabric [n –S] */s |
| CASIMIRE | casimere (a woolen fabric) [n –S] */s |
| CASSIMERE | [n –S] */s |
| KASHMIR | cashmere (a fine wool) [n –S] */s |
| CASSENA | cassina (an evergreen tree) [n –S] */s |
| CASSENE | cassina (an evergreen tree) [n –S] */s |
| CASSINA | an evergreen tree [n –S] */s |
| CASSINE | cassina (an evergreen tree) [n –S] */s |
| CATALOES | CATALO, a hybrid between a buffalo and a cow [n] */* |
| CATALOS– | CATALO, a hybrid between a buffalo and a cow [n] */* |
| CATTALOES | CATTALO, catalo (a hybrid between a buffalo and a cow) [n] */* |
| CATTALOS– | CATTALO, catalo (a hybrid between a buffalo and a cow) [n] */* |
| CATCHUP | ketchup (a spicy tomato sauce) [n –S] */s |
| CATSUP | ketchup (a spicy tomato sauce) [n –S] */s |
| KETCHUP | a spicy tomato sauce [n –S] */s |
| CELOM | coelom (a body cavity in some animals) [n –LOMS or –LOMATA] */s |
| COELOM | a body cavity in some animals [n –LOMS or –LOMATA] : COELOMIC [adj] */es |
| COELOME– | coelom (a body cavity in some animals) [n –S] */s |
| CHACHKA | chatchka (a knickknack) [n –S] */s |
| CHATCHKA | a knickknack [n –S] */s |
| CHATCHKE | chatchka (a knickknack) [n –S] */s |
| TCHOTCHKE | [n –S] */s |
| TSATSKE | chachka (chatchka (a knickknack)) [n –S] */s |
| CHADAR | chador (a large shawl) [n –DARS or –DRI] */s |
| CHADOR | a large shawl [n –DORS or –DRI] */s |
| CHADRI | CHADOR, a large shawl [n] */* |
| CHUDDAH | chuddar (a large, square shawl) [n –S] */s |
| CHUDDAR | a large, square shawl [n –S] */s |
| CHUDDER | chuddar (a large, square shawl) [n –S] */s |
| –CHADARIM | CHEDER, heder (a Jewish school) [n] */* |
| –CHEDERS– | CHEDER, heder (a Jewish school) [n] */* |
| HADARIM | HEDER, a Jewish school [n] c/* |
| HEDERS– | HEDER, a Jewish school [n] c/* |
| CHALAH | challah (a kind of bread) [n CHALAHS, –LOTH or –LOT] */s |
| CHALEH | challah (a kind of bread) [n –S] */s |
| CHALLA | challah (a kind of bread) [n –S] */hs |
| –CHALLAH– | a kind of bread [n –LAHS, –LOTH, or –LOT] */s |
| HALLAH | challah (a kind of bread) [n –LAHS, –LOTH or –LOT] c/s |
| –CHAMMY | to chamois (to prepare leather like chamois) [v –MIED, –MYING, –MIES] */* |
| CHAMOIS | a soft leather [n –OIX], to prepare leather like chamois [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */* |
| –SHAMMY | to chamois (to prepare leather like chamois) [v –MIED, –MYING, –MIES] */* |
| SHAMOIS | chamois (a soft leather) [n SHAMOIS] */* |
| SHAMOY | to chamois (to prepare leather like chamois) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| CHAMPAC | champak (an East Indian tree) [n –S] */as |
| CHAMPACA– | champak (an East Indian tree) [n –S] */s |
| CHAMPAK | an East Indian tree [n –S] */s |
| CHANTEY | a sailor’s song [n –TEYS] */s |
| CHANTY– | chantey (a sailor’s song) [n –TIES] */* |
| SHANTEY | chantey (a sailor’s song) [n –TEYS] */s |
| CHAPATI | an unleavened bread of India [n –S] */s |
| CHAPATTI | chapati (an unleavened bread of India) [n –S] */s |
| CHAPPATI | a round, flat, unleavened bread of India [n –S] */s |
| CHAR | to burn slightly [v CHARRED, CHARRING, CHARS] */dekmrsty |
| –CHARE– | to do small jobs [v CHARED, CHARING, CHARES] */ds |
| CHORE | to do small jobs [v CHORED, CHORING, CHORES] */ads |
| CHARIVARI | [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| CHIVAREE | to perform a mock serenade [v –REED, –REEING, –REES] */ds |
| CHIVARI | to chivaree (to perform a mock serenade) [v –RIED, –RIING, –RIES] */* |
| SHIVAREE | to chivaree (to perform a mock serenade) [v –REED, –REEING, –REES] */ds |
| –CHAZAN | a cantor (a religious singer) [n CHAZANS or CHAZANIM] */s |
| –CHAZZAN | chazan (a cantor (a religious singer)) [n –ZANS or –ZANIM] */s |
| CHAZZEN | chazan (a cantor (a religious singer)) [n –ZENS or –ZENIM] */s |
| –HAZAN | a cantor (a religious singer) [n HAZANIM or HAZANS] c/s |
| HAZZAN | hazan (a cantor (a religious singer)) [n HAZZANIM or HAZZANS] c/s |
| KHAZEN | hazzan (hazan (a cantor (a religious singer))) [n –ZENS or –ZENIM] */s |
| CHERUBIM | CHERUB, an angel [n] */s |
| CHERUBIMS– | CHERUB, an angel [n] */* |
| CHERUBS– | CHERUB, an angel [n] */* |
| –CHETH | heth (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
| –HET– | heth (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] kw/hs |
| –HETH– | a Hebrew letter [n –S] ck/s |
| –KHET | heth (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */hs |
| –KHETH– | heth (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
| CHEVY | to chase about [v CHEVIED, CHEVYING, CHEVIES] */* |
| CHIVVY | to chevy (to chase about) [v –VIED, –VYING, –VIES] */* |
| CHIVY | to chevy (to chase about) [v CHIVIED, CHIVYING, CHIVIES] */* |
| CHIASMAS– | CHIASMA, an anatomical junction [n] */* |
| CHIASMATA | CHIASMA, an anatomical junction [n] */* |
| CHIASMS– | CHIASM, chiasma (an anatomical junction) [n] */* |
| CHICCORY | chicory (a perennial herb) [n –RIES] */* |
| –CHICKORY | chicory (a perennial herb) [n –RIES] */* |
| CHICORY | a perennial herb [n –RIES] */* |
| SUCCORY– | chicory (a perennial herb) [n –RIES] */* |
| CHILE | chili (a hot pepper) [n –S] */s |
| –CHILI | a hot pepper [n –S or –ES] */s |
| CHILLI– | chili (a hot pepper) [n –ES or –S] */s |
| CHIMAERIC | [adj] */* |
| CHIMERIC | imaginary; unreal [adj] */* |
| CHIMERICAL | [adj] */* |
| CHIMBLEY | chimley (a chimney (a flue (an enclosed passageway for directing a current))) [n –BLEYS] */s |
| CHIMBLY | chimley (a chimney (a flue (an enclosed passageway for directing a current))) [n –BLIES] */* |
| CHIMLA | chimley (a chimney (a flue (an enclosed passageway for directing a current))) [n –S] */s |
| CHIMLEY | a chimney (a flue (an enclosed passageway for directing a current)) [n –LEYS] */s |
| CHIMNEY | a flue (an enclosed passageway for directing a current) [n –NEYS] */s |
| CHIRR | to make a harsh, vibrant sound [v –ED, –ING, –S] */es |
| CHIRRE– | to chirr (to make a harsh, vibrant sound) [v CHIRRED, CHIRRING, CHIRRES] */dns |
| CHURR | to make a vibrant sound [v –ED, –ING, –S] */os |
| CHITLIN | chitling (a part of the small intestine of swine) [n –S] */gs |
| CHITLING– | a part of the small intestine of swine [n –S] */s |
| CHITTERLINGS | [n] */* |
| CHORAGI | CHORAGUS, the leader of a chorus or choir [n] */c |
| CHORAGUSES | CHORAGUS, the leader of a chorus or choir [n] */* |
| CHOREGI | CHOREGUS, choragus (the leader of a chorus or choir) [n] */* |
| CHOREGUSES | CHOREGUS, choragus (the leader of a chorus or choir) [n] */* |
| CHUPPA | chuppah (a canopy used at a Jewish wedding) [n –S] */hs |
| –CHUPPAH– | a canopy used at a Jewish wedding [n –S] */s |
| HUPPAH | chuppah (a canopy used at a Jewish wedding) [n –S] c/s |
| –CHUTZPA | chutzpah (supreme self-confidence) [n –S] */hs |
| –CHUTZPAH– | supreme self-confidence [n –S] */s |
| HUTZPA | chutzpah (supreme self-confidence) [n –S] c/hs |
| HUTZPAH– | chutzpah (supreme self-confidence) [n –S] c/s |
| CIBOL | a variety of onion [n –S] */s |
| CIBOULE | cibol (a variety of onion) [n –S] */s |
| SYBO | the cibol (a variety of onion) [n –BOES] */* |
| CICADAE– | CICADA, a winged insect [n] */* |
| CICADAS– | CICADA, a winged insect [n] */* |
| CICALAS– | CICALA, cicada (a winged insect) [n] */* |
| CICALE | CICALA, cicada (a winged insect) [n] */* |
| CITHARA | an ancient stringed instrument [n –S] */s |
| –CITHER | cittern (a pear-shaped guitar) [n –S] */ns |
| CITHERN– | cittern (a pear-shaped guitar) [n –S] */s |
| CITHREN | cittern (a pear-shaped guitar) [n –S] */s |
| CITOLA | a cittern (a pear-shaped guitar) [n –S] */s |
| CITOLE | citola (a cittern (a pear-shaped guitar)) [n –S] */s |
| CITTERN | a pear-shaped guitar [n –S] */s |
| KITHARA | cithara (an ancient stringed instrument) [n –S] */s |
| –CLAVE | one of a pair of percussion sticks [n –S] */rs |
| –CLEAVED– | CLEAVE, to split or divide [v] */* |
| –CLEFT– | to insert a scion into the stock of a plant [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| –CLOVE | a spice [n –S] */nrs |
| CLODPATE | a stupid person [n –S] */s |
| CLODPOLE | clodpate (a stupid person) [n –S] */s |
| CLODPOLL | clodpate (a stupid person) [n –S] */s |
| CODEIA | codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n –S] */s |
| CODEIN | codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n –S] */aes |
| CODEINA– | codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n –S] */s |
| CODEINE– | a narcotic alkaloid [n –S] */s |
| COHOG– | a quahog (an edible clam) [n –S] */s |
| QUAHAUG | quahog (an edible clam) [n –S] */s |
| QUAHOG | an edible clam [n –S] */s |
| QUOHOG | quahog (an edible clam) [n –S] */s |
| COIF | to style the hair [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| COIFFE | to coif (to style the hair) [v COIFFED, COIFFING, COIFFES] */ds |
| COIFFURE | to coif (to style the hair) [v –FURED, –FURING, –FURES] */ds |
| COIGN | to quoin (to secure with a type of wedge) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */es |
| COIGNE– | to quoin (to secure with a type of wedge) [v COIGNED, COIGNING, COIGNES] */ds |
| QUOIN | to secure with a type of wedge [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| COMBE– | a narrow valley [n –S] */drs |
| COOMB | combe (a narrow valley) [n –S] */es |
| COOMBE– | combe (a narrow valley) [n –S] */s |
| COMPONE | compony (composed of squares of alternating colors) [adj] */* |
| COMPONY | composed of squares of alternating colors [adj] */* |
| GOBONEE | gobony (compony (composed of squares of alternating colors)) [adj] */* |
| GOBONY | compony (composed of squares of alternating colors) [adj] */* |
| CONIINE | a poisonous alkaloid [n –S] */s |
| CONIN– | coniine (a poisonous alkaloid) [n –S] */egs |
| CONINE– | coniine (a poisonous alkaloid) [n –S] */s |
| COOKEY | cookie (a small, flat cake) [n –EYS] */s |
| COOKIE | a small, flat cake [n –S] */s |
| COOKY– | cookie (a small, flat cake) [n COOKIES] */* |
| COPPERAH | copra (dried coconut meat) [n –S] */s |
| COPPRA | copra (dried coconut meat) [n –S] */s |
| COPRA | dried coconut meat [n –S] */hs |
| COPRAH– | copra (dried coconut meat) [n –S] */s |
| CORANTO | courante (an old, lively dance) [n –TOS or –TOES] */s |
| COURANT | courante (an old, lively dance) [n –S] */eos |
| COURANTE– | an old, lively dance [n –S] */s |
| COURANTO– | courante (an old, lively dance) [n –TOS or –TOES] */s |
| COSEY | a cozy [n –SEYS] */s |
| COSIE | a cozy [n –S] */drs |
| COSY– | cozy (snug and comfortable) [adj COSIER, COSIEST], cozy (to attempt to get on friendly terms) [v COSIED, COSYING, COSIES] */* |
| COZEY | a cozy [n –ZEYS] */s |
| COZIE | a cozy [n –S] */drs |
| COZY– | snug and comfortable [adj COZIER, COZIEST] : COZILY [adv], to attempt to get on friendly terms [v COZIED, COZYING, COZIES] */* |
| COSS– | kos (a land measure in India) [n COSS] */* |
| –KOS | a land measure in India [n KOS] */s |
| KOSS– | kos (a land measure in India) [n KOSS] */* |
| COULD | CAN, to put in a can (a cylindrical container) [v] */* |
| COULDEST | CAN, to put in a can (a cylindrical container) [v] */* |
| COULDST | CAN, to put in a can (a cylindrical container) [v] */* |
| COURTESY | to curtsy (to bow politely) [v –SIED, –SYING, –SIES] */* |
| CURTSEY | to curtsy (to bow politely) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| CURTSY | to bow politely [v –SIED, –SYING, –SIES] */* |
| CREATURE | a living being [n –S] */s |
| –CRITTER | a creature (a living being) [n –S] */s |
| CRITTUR | critter (a creature (a living being)) [n –S] */s |
| CRUMHORN | a double-reed woodwind instrument [n –S] */s |
| KRUMHORN | crumhorn (a double-reed woodwind instrument) [n –S] */s |
| KRUMMHORN | [n –S] */s |
| CRUSADOES | CRUSADO, an old Portuguese coin [n] */* |
| CRUSADOS– | CRUSADO, an old Portuguese coin [n] */* |
| CRUZADOES | CRUZADO, crusado (an old Portuguese coin) [n] */* |
| CRUZADOS– | CRUZADO, crusado (an old Portuguese coin) [n] */* |
| CULLAY | quillai (an evergreen tree) [n –LAYS] */s |
| QUILLAI | an evergreen tree [n –S] */as |
| QUILLAIA– | a quillai (an evergreen tree) [n –S] */s |
| QUILLAJA | a quillai (an evergreen tree) [n –S] */s |
| CULTI– | CULTUS, a cult (a religious society) [n] */c |
| CULTS– | CULT, a religious society [n] */* |
| CULTUSES | CULTUS, a cult (a religious society) [n] */* |
| CURAGH | currach (a coracle (a small boat)) [n –S] */s |
| CURRACH | a coracle (a small boat) [n –S] */s |
| CURRAGH | currach (a coracle (a small boat)) [n –S] */s |
| CURARA | curare (an arrow poison) [n –S] */s |
| –CURARE | an arrow poison [n –S] */s |
| –CURARI | curare (an arrow poison) [n –S] */s |
| OORALI | curare (an arrow poison) [n –S] w/s |
| –OURARI | curare (an arrow poison) [n –S] */s |
| –URARE | curare (an arrow poison) [n –S] c/s |
| URARI | curare (an arrow poison) [n –S] co/s |
| –WOORALI | curare (an arrow poison) [n –S] */s |
| WOORARI | curare (an arrow poison) [n –S] */s |
| CURRAJONG | [n –S] */s |
| CURREJONG | [n –S] */s |
| CURRIJONG | [n –S] */s |
| KURRAJONG | [n –S] */s |
| CYMAE– | CYMA, a curved molding [n] */* |
| CYMAS– | CYMA, a curved molding [n] */* |
| CYMATIA | CYMATIUM, a cyma (a curved molding) [n] */* |
| CYMBLING | cymling (a variety of squash) [n –S] */s |
| CYMLIN | cymling (a variety of squash) [n –S] */gs |
| CYMLING– | a variety of squash [n –S] */s |
| SIMLIN | cymling (a variety of squash) [n –S] */s |
| CZAR | an emperor or king [n –S] */s |
| TSAR | czar (an emperor or king) [n –S] */s |
| TZAR | czar (an emperor or king) [n –S] */s |
| DAEDAL | skillful (having skill) [adj] */* |
| DAEDALEAN | [adj] */* |
| DAEDALIAN | [adj] */* |
| DEDAL | daedal (skillful (having skill)) [adj] */* |
| DAEMONES | DAEMON, demon (an evil spirit) [n] */* |
| DAEMONS– | DAEMON, demon (an evil spirit) [n] */* |
| DAIMONES | DAIMON, an attendant spirit [n] */* |
| DAIMONS– | DAIMON, an attendant spirit [n] */* |
| DAHABEAH | a large passenger boat [n –S] */s |
| DAHABIAH | dahabeah (a large passenger boat) [n –S] */s |
| DAHABIEH | dahabeah (a large passenger boat) [n –S] */s |
| DAHABIYA | dahabeah (a large passenger boat) [n –S] */s |
| DAHL– | dal (a dish of lentils and spices in India) [n –S] */s |
| –DAL | a dish of lentils and spices in India [n –S] */es |
| DHAL | dal (a dish of lentils and spices in India) [n –S] */s |
| DAMAR | dammar (a hard resin) [n –S] */s |
| DAMMAR | a hard resin [n –S] */s |
| DAMMER | dammar (a hard resin) [n –S] */s |
| DAMOSEL | damsel (a maiden (a young unmarried woman)) [n –S] */s |
| DAMOZEL | damsel (a maiden (a young unmarried woman)) [n –S] */s |
| DAMSEL | a maiden (a young unmarried woman) [n –S] */s |
| DEMOISELLE | [n –S] */s |
| DARKEY | darky (a black person — a derogatory term) [n –EYS] */s |
| DARKIE | darky (a black person — a derogatory term) [n –S] */s |
| DARKY– | a black person — a derogatory term [n DARKIES] */* |
| –DHOOLY | dooly (doolee (a stretcher for the sick or wounded)) [n –LIES] */* |
| DOOLEE | a stretcher for the sick or wounded [n –S] */s |
| DOOLIE | doolee (a stretcher for the sick or wounded) [n –S] */s |
| DOOLY | doolee (a stretcher for the sick or wounded) [n –LIES] */* |
| DHOORA | durra (a cereal grain) [n –S] */s |
| DHOURRA | durra (a cereal grain) [n –S] */s |
| DOURA– | durra (a cereal grain) [n –S] */hs |
| DOURAH– | durra (a cereal grain) [n –S] */s |
| DURA | durra (a cereal grain) [n –S] */ls |
| DURR | durra (a cereal grain) [n –S] */as |
| DURRA– | a cereal grain [n –S] */s |
| DHOOTI | dhoti (a loincloth worn by Hindu men) [n –S] */es |
| DHOOTIE– | dhoti (a loincloth worn by Hindu men) [n –S] */s |
| DHOTI | a loincloth worn by Hindu men [n –S] */s |
| DHUTI | dhoti (a loincloth worn by Hindu men) [n –S] */s |
| DIBBUKIM | DIBBUK, dybbuk (a wandering soul in Jewish folklore) [n] */* |
| DIBBUKS– | DIBBUK, dybbuk (a wandering soul in Jewish folklore) [n] */* |
| DYBBUKIM | DYBBUK, a wandering soul in Jewish folklore [n] */* |
| DYBBUKS– | DYBBUK, a wandering soul in Jewish folklore [n] */* |
| DICKEY | a blouse front [n –EYS] */s |
| DICKIE | dickey (a blouse front) [n –S] */rs |
| –DICKY– | poor in condition [adj DICKIER, DICKIEST], dickey (a blouse front) [n DICKIES] */* |
| DIDGERIDOO | [n –DOOS] */s |
| DIDJERIDOO | [n –DOOS] */s |
| DIDJERIDU | [n –DUS] */s |
| DIECIOUS | dioicous (unisexual) [adj] */* |
| DIOECIOUS | [adj] */* |
| DIOICOUS | unisexual [adj] */* |
| –DJELLABA | a long hooded garment [n –S] */hs |
| DJELLABAH– | [n –S] */s |
| GALABIA | djellaba (a long hooded garment) [n –S] */s |
| GALABIEH | djellaba (a long hooded garment) [n –S] */s |
| GALABIYA | djellaba (a long hooded garment) [n –S] */hs |
| GALABIYAH– | [n –S] */s |
| JELLABA | djellaba (a long hooded garment) [n –S] d/s |
| –DJIN | jinni (jinn (a supernatural being in Muslim mythology)) [n –S] */ns |
| –DJINN– | jinni (jinn (a supernatural being in Muslim mythology)) [n –S] */isy |
| –DJINNI– | jinni (jinn (a supernatural being in Muslim mythology)) [n DJINN] */* |
| DJINNY– | jinni (jinn (a supernatural being in Muslim mythology)) [n DJINN] */* |
| GENIE | jinni (jinn (a supernatural being in Muslim mythology)) [n –S] */s |
| –JIN | jinn (a supernatural being in Muslim mythology) [n –S] d/knsx |
| –JINN– | a supernatural being in Muslim mythology [n –S] d/is |
| JINNEE | jinn (a supernatural being in Muslim mythology) [n JINN] */* |
| JINNI– | jinn (a supernatural being in Muslim mythology) [n –S] d/s |
| DO | the first tone of the diatonic musical scale [n DOS], to begin and carry through to completion [v DID or DIDST, DONE, DOING, present sing. 2d person DO, DOEST or DOST, 3d person DOES, DOETH or DOTH] au/ceglmnrstw |
| DOEST– | DO, to begin and carry through to completion [v] */* |
| DOST– | DO, to begin and carry through to completion [v] */* |
| DOBLONES | DOBLON, a former gold coin of Spain and Spanish America [n] */* |
| DOBLONS– | DOBLON, a former gold coin of Spain and Spanish America [n] */* |
| DOUBLOONS– | DOUBLOON, a former Spanish gold coin [n] */* |
| –DOES– | DOE, a female deer (a ruminant mammal) [n] */t |
| DOETH | DO, to begin and carry through to completion [v] */* |
| DOTH– | DO, to begin and carry through to completion [v] */* |
| DOGEY– | dogie (a stray calf) [n –GEYS] */s |
| DOGIE | a stray calf [n –S] */s |
| DOGY– | dogie (a stray calf) [n –GIES] */* |
| –DOILY | a small napkin [n –LIES] */* |
| DOYLEY | doily (a small napkin) [n –LEYS] */s |
| DOYLY | doily (a small napkin) [n –LIES] */* |
| DONNERD | donnered (dazed) [adj] */* |
| DONNERED | dazed [adj] */* |
| DONNERT | donnered (dazed) [adj] */* |
| DOOZER | an extraordinary one of its kind [n –S] */s |
| DOOZIE | doozy (doozer (an extraordinary one of its kind)) [n –S] */s |
| –DOOZY | doozer (an extraordinary one of its kind) [n –ZIES] */* |
| DORSEL | a dossal (an ornamental cloth hung behind an altar) [n –S] */s |
| DOSSAL | an ornamental cloth hung behind an altar [n –S] */s |
| DOSSEL | dossal (an ornamental cloth hung behind an altar) [n –S] */s |
| DRACHMAE– | DRACHMA, a monetary unit of Greece [n] */* |
| DRACHMAI– | DRACHMA, a monetary unit of Greece [n] */* |
| DRACHMAS– | DRACHMA, a monetary unit of Greece [n] */* |
| DREICH | dreary (dismal (cheerless and depressing)) [adj] */* |
| DREIGH | dreich (dreary (dismal (cheerless and depressing))) [adj] */* |
| DRIEGH | dreary (dismal (cheerless and depressing)) [adj] */* |
| DUVETINE | duvetyn (a soft fabric) [n –S] */s |
| DUVETYN | a soft fabric [n –S] */es |
| DUVETYNE– | duvetyn (a soft fabric) [n –S] */s |
| EARTH | to cover with earth (soil) [v –ED, –ING, –S] dh/sy |
| YIRD | earth [n –S] */s |
| YIRTH | yird (earth) [n –S] */s |
| ECLIPSES– | ECLIPSIS, an ellipsis (an omission of a word or words in a sentence) [n] */* |
| ECLIPSISES | ECLIPSIS, an ellipsis (an omission of a word or words in a sentence) [n] */* |
| ELLIPSES– | ELLIPSIS, an omission of a word or words in a sentence [n] */* |
| EDEMAS– | EDEMA, an excessive accumulation of serous fluid [n] o/* |
| EDEMATA | EDEMA, an excessive accumulation of serous fluid [n] o/* |
| –OEDEMAS– | OEDEMA, edema (an excessive accumulation of serous fluid) [n] */* |
| –OEDEMATA | OEDEMA, edema (an excessive accumulation of serous fluid) [n] */* |
| ENDAMEBA | a parasitic ameba [n –BAS or –BAE] */es |
| ENDAMOEBA | [n –BAE or –BAS] */es |
| ENTAMEBA | endameba (a parasitic ameba) [n –BAE or –BAS] */es |
| ENTAMOEBA | [n –BAE or –BAS] */es |
| ENDORSER– | one that endorses (to sign the back of a negotiable document) [n –S] */s |
| ENDORSOR | endorser (one that endorses (to sign the back of a negotiable document)) [n –S] */s |
| INDORSER– | endorser (one that endorses (to sign the back of a negotiable document)) [n –S] */s |
| INDORSOR | endorsor (endorser (one that endorses (endorse))) [n –S] */s |
| ENOUGH | a sufficient supply [n –S] */s |
| –ENOW | enough (a sufficient supply) [n –S] */s |
| ENUF | enough [adv] */* |
| ENTHRAL | to enthrall (to charm (to attract irresistibly)) [v –THRALLED, –THRALLING, –THRALS] */ls |
| ENTHRALL– | to charm (to attract irresistibly) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| INTHRAL | to enthrall (to charm (to attract irresistibly)) [v –THRALLED, –THRALLING, –THRALS] */ls |
| INTHRALL– | to enthrall (to charm (to attract irresistibly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| ENTITLE | to give a title to [v –TLED, –TLING, –TLES] */ds |
| INTITLE | to entitle (to give a title to) [v –TLED, –TLING, –TLES] */ds |
| INTITULE | to entitle (to give a title to) [v –ULED, –ULING, –ULES] */ds |
| EPHEBE | ephebus (a young man of ancient Greece) [n –S] : EPHEBIC [adj] */s |
| EPHEBOS | ephebus (a young man of ancient Greece) [n –BOI] */* |
| EPHEBUS | a young man of ancient Greece [n –BI] */* |
| EPIGON | epigone (an inferior imitator) [n –S] */eis |
| EPIGONE– | an inferior imitator [n –S] : EPIGONIC [adj] */s |
| EPIGONUS | epigone (an inferior imitator) [n –NI] */* |
| ERINGOES | ERINGO, eryngo (a medicinal herb) [n] */* |
| ERINGOS– | ERINGO, eryngo (a medicinal herb) [n] */* |
| ERYNGOES | ERYNGO, a medicinal herb [n] */* |
| ERYNGOS– | ERYNGO, a medicinal herb [n] */* |
| –ESCAR | esker (a narrow ridge of gravel and sand) [n –S] */ps |
| ESKAR | esker (a narrow ridge of gravel and sand) [n –S] */s |
| ESKER | a narrow ridge of gravel and sand [n –S] */s |
| ESTHESES | ESTHESIS, esthesia (the ability to receive sensation) [n] */* |
| ESTHESIAS– | ESTHESIA, the ability to receive sensation [n] a/* |
| ESTHESISES | ESTHESIS, esthesia (the ability to receive sensation) [n] */* |
| ESTRIN | estrone (an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus)) [n –S] o/s |
| ESTRONE | an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus) [n –S] o/s |
| –OESTRIN | estrin (estrone (an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus))) [n –S] */s |
| –OESTRONE | estrone (an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus)) [n –S] */s |
| EUDAEMON | eudemon (a good spirit) [n –S] */s |
| EUDAIMON | eudemon (a good spirit) [n –S] */s |
| EUDEMON | a good spirit [n –S] */s |
| EULACHAN | eulachon (a marine food fish) [n –S] */s |
| EULACHON | a marine food fish [n –S] */s |
| OOLACHAN | eulachon (a marine food fish) [n –S] */s |
| –EYEN– | EYE, the organ of sight [n] */* |
| –EYES– | EYE, the organ of sight [n] */* |
| EYNE | EYE, the organ of sight [n] */* |
| FACIAE– | FACIA, fascia (a broad and distinct band of color) [n] */* |
| FACIAS– | FACIA, fascia (a broad and distinct band of color) [n] */* |
| FASCIAE– | FASCIA, a broad and distinct band of color [n] */* |
| FASCIAS– | FASCIA, a broad and distinct band of color [n] */* |
| –FAERIE | a fairy (an imaginary supernatural being) [n –S] */s |
| –FAERY | faerie (a fairy (an imaginary supernatural being)) [n –ERIES] */* |
| –FAIRY– | an imaginary supernatural being [n FAIRIES] */* |
| FAKEER | fakir (a Hindu ascetic) [n –S] */s |
| FAKIR | a Hindu ascetic [n –S] */s |
| FAQIR | fakir (a Hindu ascetic) [n –S] */s |
| FAQUIR | fakir (a Hindu ascetic) [n –S] */s |
| FALDERAL | nonsense (behavior or language that is meaningless or absurd) [n –S] */s |
| FALDEROL | falderal (nonsense (behavior or language that is meaningless or absurd)) [n –S] */s |
| FOLDEROL | falderal (nonsense (behavior or language that is meaningless or absurd)) [n –S] */s |
| FAZE | to disturb the composure of [v FAZED, FAZING, FAZES] */ds |
| –FEASE | to faze (to disturb the composure of) [v FEASED, FEASING, FEASES] */ds |
| FEAZE | to faze (to disturb the composure of) [v FEAZED, FEAZING, FEAZES] */ds |
| FEEZE | to faze (to disturb the composure of) [v FEEZED, FEEZING, FEEZES] */ds |
| FE | a Hebrew letter [n –S] */dehmnrstuwyz |
| –FEH– | peh (pe (a Hebrew letter)) [n –S] */s |
| PE | a Hebrew letter [n –S] ao/acdeghnprstw |
| –PEH– | pe (a Hebrew letter) [n –S] */s |
| FECIAL | fetial (a priest of ancient Rome) [n –S] */s |
| FETIAL | a priest of ancient Rome [n –S] */s |
| FETIALIS | fetial (a priest of ancient Rome) [n –LES] */* |
| FEIST | a small dog of mixed breed [n –S] */sy |
| –FICE | a feist (a small dog of mixed breed) [n –S] */s |
| FYCE | feist (a small dog of mixed breed) [n –S] */s |
| FERREL | ferrule (to furnish with a metal ring or cap to prevent splitting) [v –RELED, –RELING, –RELS or –RELLED, –RELLING, –RELS] */s |
| FERRULE | to furnish with a metal ring or cap to prevent splitting [v –RULED, –RULING, –RULES] */ds |
| FERULE | to ferrule (to furnish with a metal ring or cap to prevent splitting) [v –ULED, –ULING, –ULES] */ds |
| FILIBEG | a pleated skirt worn by Scottish Highlanders [n –S] */s |
| PHILABEG | filibeg (a pleated skirt worn by Scottish Highlanders) [n –S] */s |
| PHILIBEG | filibeg (a pleated skirt worn by Scottish Highlanders) [n –S] */s |
| FINICAL | finicky (difficult to please) [adj] */* |
| FINICKIN | finicky (difficult to please) [adj] */g |
| FINICKING– | [adj] */* |
| FINICKY | difficult to please [adj –ICKIER, –ICKIEST] */* |
| FINIKIN | finicky (difficult to please) [adj] */g |
| FINIKING– | finicky (difficult to please) [adj] */* |
| FINNICKY | finicky (difficult to please) [adj –NICKIER, –NICKIEST] */* |
| –FITCH | a polecat (a carnivorous mammal) [n –ES] */y |
| FITCHET | a fitch (a polecat (a carnivorous mammal)) [n –S] */s |
| FITCHEW | a fitch (a polecat (a carnivorous mammal)) [n –S] */s |
| FLOOSIE | floozy (a prostitute) [n –S] */s |
| FLOOSY | floozy (a prostitute) [n –SIES] */* |
| FLOOZIE | floozy (a prostitute) [n –S] */s |
| FLOOZY | a prostitute [n –ZIES] */* |
| FLOSSIE | a floozy (a prostitute) [n –S] */rs |
| FLUNKEY | flunky (a servile follower) [n –KEYS] */s |
| FLUNKIE | flunky (a servile follower) [n –S] */s |
| FLUNKY– | a servile follower [n –KIES] */* |
| FOEHN | a warm, dry wind [n –S] */s |
| FOHN– | foehn (a warm, dry wind) [n –S] */s |
| –FON | foehn (a warm, dry wind) [n –S] */dst |
| FOGEY | fogy (an old-fashioned person) [n –GEYS] : FOGEYISH [adj] */s |
| FOGIE | fogy (an old-fashioned person) [n –S] */s |
| FOGY– | an old-fashioned person [n –GIES] : FOGYISH [adj] */* |
| FOLKMOOT | a general assembly of the people in early England [n –S] */s |
| FOLKMOT | folkmoot (a general assembly of the people in early England) [n –S] */es |
| FOLKMOTE– | folkmoot (a general assembly of the people in early England) [n –S] */s |
| FOOTIE | footsie (a flirting game played with the feet) [n –S] */rs |
| FOOTSIE | a flirting game played with the feet [n –S] */s |
| FOOTSY– | footsie (a flirting game played with the feet) [n –SIES] */* |
| –FORBY– | close by [prep] */e |
| FORBYE– | forby (close by) [prep] */* |
| FOREBY | forby (close by) [prep] */e |
| FOREBYE– | forby (close by) [prep] */* |
| FORZANDO | sforzato (the playing of a tone or chord with sudden force) [n –DOS or –DI] s/s |
| –SFORZANDO | [n –DOS or –DI] */s |
| SFORZATO | the playing of a tone or chord with sudden force [n –TOS] */s |
| FOVEOLA | a small fovea [n –LAE or –LAS] : FOVEOLAR [adj] */ers |
| FOVEOLE | a foveola (a small fovea) [n –S] */st |
| FOVEOLET– | a foveola (a small fovea) [n –S] */s |
| FRAENUM | frenum (a connecting fold of membrane) [n –NA or –NUMS] */s |
| FRENULUM | a frenum (a connecting fold of membrane) [n –LA or –LUMS] : FRENULAR [adj] */s |
| FRENUM | a connecting fold of membrane [n –NA or –NUMS] */s |
| FRETFUL | inclined to fret [adj] */* |
| FRETSOME | fretful (inclined to fret) [adj] */* |
| FRETTY | fretful (inclined to fret) [adj –TIER, –TIEST] */* |
| FRIZ | to frizz (to form into small, tight curls) [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */z |
| FRIZZ– | to form into small, tight curls [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */y |
| FRIZZLE | to frizz (to form into small, tight curls) [v –ZLED, –ZLING, –ZLES] */drs |
| FROMENTY | frumenty (a dish of wheat boiled in milk and sweetened with sugar) [n –TIES] */* |
| FRUMENTY | a dish of wheat boiled in milk and sweetened with sugar [n –TIES] */* |
| FURMENTY | frumenty (a dish of wheat boiled in milk and sweetened with sugar) [n –TIES] */* |
| FURMETY | frumenty (a dish of wheat boiled in milk and sweetened with sugar) [n –TIES] */* |
| FURMITY | frumenty (a dish of wheat boiled in milk and sweetened with sugar) [n –TIES] */* |
| FROUZY | frowzy (unkempt (untidy (tidy))) [adj –ZIER, –ZIEST] */* |
| FROWSY– | frowzy (unkempt (untidy (tidy))) [adj –SIER, –SIEST] */* |
| FROWZY | unkempt (untidy (neat and orderly)) [adj –ZIER, –ZIEST] : FROWZILY [adv] */* |
| FUNGALS– | FUNGAL, a fungus (any of a major group of lower plants) [n] */* |
| FUNGI | FUNGUS, any of a major group of lower plants [n] */c |
| FUNGUSES | FUNGUS, any of a major group of lower plants [n] */* |
| FUTHARC | futhark (an ancient alphabet) [n –S] */s |
| FUTHARK | an ancient alphabet [n –S] */s |
| FUTHORC | futhark (an ancient alphabet) [n –S] */s |
| FUTHORK | futhark (an ancient alphabet) [n –S] */s |
| GALOSH | an overshoe (a protective outer shoe) [n –ES] : GALOSHED [adj] */e |
| GALOSHE– | galosh (an overshoe (a protective outer shoe)) [n –S] */ds |
| GOLOSH | galosh (an overshoe (a protective outer shoe)) [n –ES] */e |
| GOLOSHE– | galosh (an overshoe (a protective outer shoe)) [n –S] */s |
| GAMBADES– | GAMBADE, a gambado (a leap made by a horse) [n] */* |
| GAMBADOES | GAMBADO, a leap made by a horse [n] */* |
| GAMBADOS– | GAMBADO, a leap made by a horse [n] */* |
| GAMBIA | gambier (an extract obtained from an Asian vine) [n –S] */s |
| GAMBIER | an extract obtained from an Asian vine [n –S] */s |
| GAMBIR | gambier (an extract obtained from an Asian vine) [n –S] */s |
| GANEF– | a thief (one that steals (to take without right or permission)) [n –S] */s |
| GANEV– | ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n –S] */s |
| GANOF | ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n –S] */s |
| GONEF– | ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n –S] */s |
| GONIF | ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n –S] */fs |
| GONIFF– | ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n –S] */s |
| GONOF | ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n –S] */s |
| GONOPH | ganef (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n –S] */s |
| GAOLER | jailer (a keeper of a jail) [n –S] */s |
| JAILER | a keeper of a jail [n –S] */s |
| JAILOR | jailer (a keeper of a jail) [n –S] */s |
| GAROTE | to garrote (to execute by strangling) [v GAROTED, GAROTING, GAROTES] */ds |
| GAROTTE | to garrote (to execute by strangling) [v GAROTTED, GAROTTING, GAROTTES] */drs |
| GARROTE | to execute by strangling [v –ROTED, –ROTING, –ROTES] */drs |
| GARROTTE | to garrote (to execute by strangling) [v –ROTTED, –ROTTING, –ROTTES] */ds |
| GASALIER | gaselier (a gaslight chandelier) [n –S] */s |
| GASELIER | a gaslight chandelier [n –S] */s |
| GASOLIER | gaselier (a gaslight chandelier) [n –S] */s |
| GELATI | gelato (Italian ice cream) [n –S] */ns |
| GELATIS– | GELATI, gelato (Italian ice cream) [n] */* |
| GELATOS– | GELATO, Italian ice cream [n] */* |
| GEODUCK | a large, edible clam [n –S] */s |
| GWEDUC | geoduck (a large, edible clam) [n –S] */ks |
| GWEDUCK– | geoduck (a large, edible clam) [n –S] */s |
| GIDDAP | used as a command to a horse to go faster [interj] */* |
| GIDDYAP | giddap (used as a command to a horse to go faster) [interj] */* |
| GIDDYUP | giddap (used as a command to a horse to go faster) [interj] */* |
| GINGAL | jingal (a heavy musket) [n –S] */ls |
| GINGALL– | jingal (a heavy musket) [n –S] */s |
| JINGAL | a heavy musket [n –S] */ls |
| JINGALL– | jingal (a heavy musket) [n –S] */s |
| GINGELEY | gingelly (the sesame seed or its oil) [n –LEYS] */s |
| GINGELI | gingelly (the sesame seed or its oil) [n –S] */s |
| GINGELLI | gingelly (the sesame seed or its oil) [n –S] */s |
| GINGELLY | the sesame seed or its oil [n –LIES] */* |
| GINGELY | gingelly (the sesame seed or its oil) [n –LIES] */* |
| GINGILI | gingelly (the sesame seed or its oil) [n GINGILIS] */s |
| GINGILLI | gingelly (the sesame seed or its oil) [n –S] */s |
| GINGKO | ginkgo (an ornamental tree) [n –KOS or –KOES] */s |
| GINKGO | an ornamental tree [n –GOES or –GOS] */s |
| JINGKO | ginkgo (an ornamental tree) [n –KOES] */* |
| GIRASOL | a variety of opal [n –S] */es |
| GIRASOLE– | girasol (a variety of opal) [n –S] */s |
| GIROSOL | girasol (a variety of opal) [n –S] */s |
| GIRSH | qursh (a monetary unit of Saudi Arabia) [n –ES] */* |
| GURSH | qursh (a monetary unit of Saudi Arabia) [n –ES] */* |
| QURSH | a monetary unit of Saudi Arabia [n –ES] */* |
| QURUSH | qursh (a monetary unit of Saudi Arabia) [n –ES] */* |
| GOGLET | a long-necked jar [n –S] */s |
| GUGLET | goglet (a long-necked jar) [n –S] */s |
| GURGLET– | goglet (a long-necked jar) [n –S] */s |
| GOMERAL | a fool [n –S] */s |
| GOMEREL | gomeral (a fool) [n –S] */s |
| GOMERIL | gomeral (a fool) [n –S] */s |
| GOONEY | an albatross [n –NEYS] */s |
| GOONIE | gooney (an albatross) [n –S] */rs |
| GOONY– | gooney (an albatross) [n –NIES], stupid (mentally slow) [adj GOONIER, GOONIEST] */* |
| GRAPLIN | a grapnel (a type of anchor) [n –S] */es |
| GRAPLINE– | graplin (a grapnel (a type of anchor)) [n –S] */s |
| GRAPNEL | a type of anchor [n –S] */s |
| GRAPPLING | [n –S] */s |
| GRIFFIN | a mythological creature [n –S] */s |
| GRIFFON | griffin (a mythological creature) [n –S] */s |
| GRYPHON | griffin (a mythological creature) [n –S] */s |
| –GROTS– | GROT, a grotto (a cave) [n] */* |
| GROTTOES | GROTTO, a cave [n] */* |
| GROTTOS– | GROTTO, a cave [n] */* |
| GYNAECEA | GYNAECEUM, gynecium (the pistil of a flower) [n] */* |
| GYNAECIA | GYNAECIUM, gynecium (the pistil of a flower) [n] */* |
| GYNECIA | GYNECIUM, the pistil of a flower [n] */* |
| GYNOECIA | GYNOECIUM, gynecium (the pistil of a flower) [n] */* |
| HADJ– | a pilgrimage to Mecca [n –ES] */i |
| HAJ– | hadj (a pilgrimage to Mecca) [n –ES] */ij |
| HAJJ– | hadj (a pilgrimage to Mecca) [n –ES] */i |
| HADJEE | hadji (one who has made a hadj) [n –S] */s |
| HADJI– | one who has made a hadj [n –S] */s |
| HAJI– | hadji (one who has made a hadj) [n –S] */s |
| HAJJI– | hadji (one who has made a hadj) [n –S] */s |
| HAEMATIN | hematin (heme (a component of hemoglobin)) [n –S] */s |
| HEMATIN | heme (a component of hemoglobin) [n –S] */es |
| HEMATINE– | hematin (heme (a component of hemoglobin)) [n –S] */s |
| HAFTARA | haphtara (a biblical selection) [n –RAS, –ROT or –ROTH] */hs |
| HAFTARAH– | haphtara (a biblical selection) [n –RAHS, –ROT or –ROTH] */s |
| HAFTORAH | haphtara (a biblical selection) [n –RAHS, –ROS, –ROT, or –ROTH] */s |
| HAPHTARA | a biblical selection [n –RAS, –ROT or –ROTH] */hs |
| HAPHTARAH– | [n –S] */s |
| HALACHA | the legal part of the Talmud [n –CHAS or –CHOT or –CHOTH] : HALACHIC [adj] */s |
| HALAKAH | halacha (the legal part of the Talmud) [n –KAHS or –KOTH] : HALAKIC [adj] */s |
| HALAKHA | halacha (the legal part of the Talmud) [n –KHAS or –KOTH] : HALAKHIC [adj] */hs |
| HALAKHAH– | halacha (the legal part of the Talmud) [n –KHAHS or –KHOTH or –KHOT] : HALAKHIC [adj] */s |
| HALACHAS– | HALACHA, the legal part of the Talmud [n] */* |
| HALACHOT | HALACHA, the legal part of the Talmud [n] */h |
| HALACHOTH– | HALACHA, the legal part of the Talmud [n] */* |
| HALAKAHS– | HALAKAH, halacha (the legal part of the Talmud) [n] */* |
| HALAKHAHS– | HALAKHAH, halacha (the legal part of the Talmud) [n] */* |
| HALAKHOT | HALAKHAH, halacha (the legal part of the Talmud) [n] */h |
| HALAKHOTH– | HALAKHAH, halacha (the legal part of the Talmud) [n] */* |
| HALAKOTH | HALAKHA, halacha (the legal part of the Talmud) [n] */* |
| HALAVAH | halvah (a Turkish confection) [n –S] */s |
| HALVA | halvah (a Turkish confection) [n –S] */hs |
| HALVAH– | a Turkish confection [n –S] */s |
| HALLO– | to shout (to utter loudly) [v –ED, –ING, –S or –ES] */aostw |
| HALLOA– | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HALLOO– | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HELLO– | to greet (to address in a friendly and courteous way) [v –ED, –ING, –ES or –S] */s |
| HILLO– | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S or –ES] */as |
| HILLOA– | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| –HOLLA | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] c/s |
| HOLLO | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S or –ES] */aosw |
| HOLLOA– | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HOLLOO– | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HULLO– | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S or –ES] */aos |
| HULLOA– | to hallo (to shout (to utter loudly)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HAMAL | a porter in eastern countries [n –S] */s |
| HAMAUL | hamal (a porter in eastern countries) [n –S] */s |
| HAMMAL | hamal (a porter in eastern countries) [n –S] */s |
| HAUTBOIS | hautboy (an oboe (a woodwind instrument)) [n HAUTBOIS] */* |
| HAUTBOY | an oboe (a woodwind instrument) [n –BOYS] */s |
| OBOE | a woodwind instrument [n –S] */s |
| HEGIRA | an exodus (a movement away) [n –S] */s |
| HEJIRA | hegira (an exodus (a movement away)) [n –S] */s |
| HIJRA | hegira (an exodus (a movement away)) [n –S] */hs |
| HIJRAH– | hegira (an exodus (a movement away)) [n –S] */s |
| –HEIGHT– | the highest point [n –S] */hs |
| –HEIGHTH– | height (the highest point) [n –S] */s |
| HIGHT– | to command (to direct with authority) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */hs |
| HIGHTH– | height (the highest point) [n –S] */s |
| HELOTAGE | helotism (slavery or or serfdom) [n –S] */s |
| HELOTISM | slavery or or serfdom [n –S] */s |
| HELOTRY | helotism (slavery or or serfdom) [n –RIES] */* |
| HENEQUEN | a fiber used to make ropes [n –S] */s |
| HENEQUIN | henequen (a fiber used to make ropes) [n –S] */s |
| HENIQUEN | henequen (a fiber used to make ropes) [n –S] */s |
| HERETRIX | heritrix (a female heritor (one that inherits (inherit))) [n –TRIXES or –TRICES] */* |
| HERITRIX | a female heritor (one that inherits (to receive by legal succession)) [n –TRIXES or –TRICES] */* |
| INHERITRIX | inheritress (a female inheritor (one that inherits (inherit))) [n –TRIXES or –TRICES] */* |
| HERMAE– | HERMA, a herm (a type of statue (a three-dimensional work of art)) [n] t/* |
| HERMAI– | HERMA, a herm (a type of statue (a three-dimensional work of art)) [n] */* |
| HERMS– | HERM, a type of statue (a three-dimensional work of art) [n] t/* |
| HETAERAE– | HETAERA, a concubine [n] */* |
| HETAERAS– | HETAERA, a concubine [n] */* |
| HETAIRAI– | HETAIRA, hetaera (a concubine) [n] */* |
| HETAIRAS– | HETAIRA, hetaera (a concubine) [n] */* |
| HOACTZINES | HOACTZIN, hoatzin (a tropical bird) [n] */* |
| HOACTZINS– | HOACTZIN, hoatzin (a tropical bird) [n] */* |
| HOATZINES | HOATZIN, a tropical bird [n] */* |
| HOATZINS– | HOATZIN, a tropical bird [n] */* |
| HOGMANAY | a Scottish celebration [n –NAYS] */s |
| HOGMANE | hogmanay (a Scottish celebration) [n –S] */s |
| HOGMENAY | hogmanay (a Scottish celebration) [n –NAYS] */s |
| HOMEY– | homelike (suggestive of a home) [adj HOMIER, HOMIEST], a person from one’s own neighborhood [n HOMEYS] */s |
| HOMIE | homey (a person from one’s own neighborhood) [n –S] */rs |
| HOMY | homey (homelike (suggestive of a home)) [adj HOMIER, HOMIEST] */* |
| HOORAH | to hurrah (to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HOORAY | to hurrah (to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HURRAH | to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HURRAY | to hurrah (to cheer (to applaud with shouts of approval)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| HYP | hypochondria [n –S] */eos |
| HYPOCHONDRIA | [n –S] */cs |
| HYPOCHONDRIASIS | [n –DRIASES] */* |
3 Responses
leave one →
This is so cool!!
Marin
Aloha people that read this AWESOME website!!!
Marin
Hey, Dad!! I can’t wait to tell you that I finished highlighting the A’s!!!! OOPSIES! Oh well! Tell you about it in detail later!!
Marin Your Awesome Daughter