Words Spelled at Least Three Ways (H-P)
2010 August 21
These are words that begin with the letters H-P and that can be spelled at least three different ways (2 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) |
|---|---|
| IAMB | a type of metrical foot [n –S] */is |
| IAMBIC– | an iamb (a type of metrical foot) [n –S] */s |
| IAMBUS | an iamb (a type of metrical foot) [n –BUSES or –BI] */* |
| ISOGONAL | isogone (a line on a map used to show characteristics of the earth’s magnetic field) [n –S] */s |
| ISOGONE– | a line on a map used to show characteristics of the earth’s magnetic field [n –S] */s |
| ISOGONIC | isogone (a line on a map used to show characteristics of the earth’s magnetic field) [n –S] */s |
| JAEGER | a hunter (one that hunts (to pursue for food or sport)) [n –S] */s |
| –JAGER | jaeger (a hunter (one that hunts (hunt))) [n –S] */s |
| –YAGER | jaeger (a hunter (one that hunts (hunt))) [n –S] */s |
| JAGGARY | jaggery (a coarse, dark sugar) [n –RIES] */* |
| JAGGERY– | a coarse, dark sugar [n –GERIES] */* |
| JAGGHERY | jaggery (a coarse, dark sugar) [n –GHERIES] */* |
| JAGRA | jaggery (a coarse, dark sugar) [n –S] */s |
| JANISARY | janizary (a Turkish soldier) [n –SARIES] */* |
| JANISSARY | [n –RIES] */* |
| JANIZARY | a Turkish soldier [n –ZARIES] */* |
| JEREED | a wooden javelin [n –S] */s |
| JERID | jereed (a wooden javelin) [n –S] */s |
| JERREED | jereed (a wooden javelin) [n –S] */s |
| JERRID | jereed (a wooden javelin) [n –S] */s |
| JINRICKSHA | [n –S] */s |
| JINRIKISHA | [n –S] */s |
| JINRIKSHA | [n –S] */s |
| JIUJITSU | jujitsu (a Japanese art of self-defense) [n –S] */s |
| JIUJUTSU | jujitsu (a Japanese art of self-defense) [n –S] */s |
| JUJITSU | a Japanese art of self-defense [n –S] */s |
| JUJUTSU | jujitsu (a Japanese art of self-defense) [n –S] */s |
| KACHINA | an ancestral spirit [n –S] */s |
| KATCHINA | kachina (an ancestral spirit) [n –S] */s |
| KATCINA | kachina (an ancestral spirit) [n –S] */s |
| KAFFIYAH | kaffiyeh (a large, square kerchief) [n –S] */s |
| KAFFIYEH | a large, square kerchief [n –S] */s |
| KEFFIYAH | kaffiyeh (a large, square kerchief) [n –S] */s |
| KEFFIYEH | kaffiyeh (a large, square kerchief) [n –S] */s |
| KAIAK | kayak [n –S] */s |
| KAYAK | to travel in a kayak (an Eskimo canoe) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| –KYAK | a kayak (an Eskimo canoe) [n –S] */s |
| KAIF | kef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria) [n –S] */s |
| KEEF | kef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria) [n –S] */s |
| –KEF | hemp smoked to produce euphoria [n –S] */s |
| KIEF | kef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria) [n –S] */s |
| –KIF– | kef (hemp smoked to produce euphoria) [n –S] */s |
| KAMSEEN | khamsin (a hot, dry wind) [n –S] */s |
| KAMSIN | khamsin (a hot, dry wind) [n –S] */s |
| KHAMSEEN | khamsin (a hot, dry wind) [n –S] */s |
| KHAMSIN | a hot, dry wind [n –S] */s |
| –KAT– | an evergreen shrub [n –S] is/as |
| –KHAT | kat (an evergreen shrub) [n –S] */s |
| –QAT | kat (an evergreen shrub) [n –S] */s |
| KAZACHOK | a Russian folk dance [n –ZACHKI] */* |
| KAZATSKI | kazachok (a Russian folk dance) [n –ES] */* |
| KAZATSKY | kazachok (a Russian folk dance) [n –SKIES] */* |
| KEBLAH | kiblah (the direction toward which Muslims face while praying) [n –S] */s |
| KIBLA | kiblah (the direction toward which Muslims face while praying) [n –S] */hs |
| KIBLAH– | the direction toward which Muslims face while praying [n –S] */s |
| KEDDAH | an enclosure for elephants [n –S] */s |
| KHEDA | keddah (an enclosure for elephants) [n –S] */hs |
| KHEDAH– | keddah (an enclosure for elephants) [n –S] */s |
| KEESTER | keister (the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump)) [n –S] */s |
| KEISTER | the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump) [n –S] */s |
| KEYSTER | keister (the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump)) [n –S] */s |
| KIESTER | keister (the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump)) [n –S] */s |
| KERMESS– | kermis (a festival (a day or time of celebration)) [n –ES] */e |
| KERMESSE– | kermis (a festival (a day or time of celebration)) [n –S] */s |
| KERMIS | a festival (a day or time of celebration) [n –MISES] */* |
| KIRMESS | kermis (a festival (a day or time of celebration)) [n –ES] */* |
| KIBBE | a Near Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur [n –S] */hs |
| KIBBEH– | kibbe (a Near Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur) [n –S] */s |
| KIBBI | kibbe (a Near Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur) [n –S] */s |
| KIELBASA | a smoked sausage [n –BASAS, –BASI, or –BASY] */s |
| KOLBASI | kielbasa (a smoked sausage) [n –S] */s |
| KOLBASSI | kielbasa (a smoked sausage) [n –S] */s |
| KIELBASAS– | KIELBASA, a smoked sausage [n] */* |
| KIELBASI | KIELBASA, a smoked sausage [n] */* |
| KIELBASY | KIELBASA, a smoked sausage [n] */* |
| KOLBASIS– | KOLBASI, kielbasa (a smoked sausage) [n] */* |
| KOLBASSIS– | KOLBASSI, kielbasa (a smoked sausage) [n] */* |
| KNAR | a bump on a tree [n –S] : KNARRED, KNARRY [adj] */s |
| KNAUR | knar (a bump on a tree) [n –S] */s |
| KNUR | a bump on a tree [n –S] */ls |
| KOLHOZ | kolkhoz (a collective farm in Russia) [n –HOZY or –HOZES] */y |
| KOLKHOS | kolkhoz (a collective farm in Russia) [n –KHOSY or –KHOSES] */y |
| KOLKHOZ | a collective farm in Russia [n –KHOZY or –KHOZES] */y |
| KOLKOZ | kolkhoz (a collective farm in Russia) [n –KOZY or –KOZES] */y |
| KOUMIS | koumiss (a beverage made from camel’s milk) [n –MISES] */s |
| KOUMISS– | a beverage made from camel’s milk [n –ES] */* |
| KOUMYS | koumiss (a beverage made from camel’s milk) [n –ES] */s |
| KOUMYSS– | koumiss (a beverage made from camel’s milk) [n –ES] */* |
| KUMISS | koumiss (a beverage made from camel’s milk) [n –ES] */* |
| KUMYS | koumiss (a beverage made from camel’s milk) [n –ES] */* |
| –KVAS | kvass (a Russian beer) [n –ES] */s |
| KVASS– | a Russian beer [n –ES] */* |
| QUASS | kvass (a Russian beer) [n –ES] */* |
| LACUNAE– | LACUNA, an empty space or missing part [n] */* |
| LACUNAS– | LACUNA, an empty space or missing part [n] */* |
| LACUNES– | LACUNE, lacuna (an empty space or missing part) [n] */* |
| LAGAN | goods thrown into the sea with a buoy attached to enable recovery [n –S] */s |
| LAGEND | lagan (goods thrown into the sea with a buoy attached to enable recovery) [n –S] */s |
| LIGAN | lagan (goods thrown into the sea with a buoy attached to enable recovery) [n –S] */ds |
| LAGOON | a shallow body of water [n –S] : LAGOONAL [adj] */s |
| LAGUNA | lagoon (a shallow body of water) [n –S] */s |
| LAGUNE | lagoon (a shallow body of water) [n –S] */s |
| LALLAN | a lowland (an area of land lying lower than the adjacent country) [n –S] */ds |
| LALLAND– | a lowland (an area of land lying lower than the adjacent country) [n –S] */s |
| LOWLAND | an area of land lying lower than the adjacent country [n –S] p/s |
| LAVALIER | a pendant worn on a chain around the neck [n –S] */es |
| LAVALIERE– | [n –S] */s |
| LAVALLIERE | [n –S] */s |
| LAZARET | a hospital treating contagious diseases [n –S] */s |
| LAZARETTE | [n –S] */s |
| LAZARETTO | [n –TOS] */s |
| LEAPED | LEAP, to spring off the ground [v] */* |
| LEAPT– | LEAP, to spring off the ground [v] */* |
| LEPT | LEAP, to spring off the ground [v] cs/a |
| LECYTHUS | lekythos (an oil jar used in ancient Greece) [n –THI] */* |
| LEKYTHOS | an oil jar used in ancient Greece [n –THOI] */* |
| LEKYTHUS | lekythos (an oil jar used in ancient Greece) [n –THI] */* |
| LICHEE | litchi (the edible fruit of a Chinese tree) [n –S] */s |
| LICHI– | litchi (the edible fruit of a Chinese tree) [n –S] */s |
| LITCHI | the edible fruit of a Chinese tree [n –S] */s |
| LYCHEE | litchi (the edible fruit of a Chinese tree) [n –S] */s |
| LIPID | any of a class of fatty substances [n –S] : LIPIDIC [adj] */es |
| LIPIDE– | lipid (any of a class of fatty substances) [n –S] */s |
| LIPIN | a lipid (any of a class of fatty substances) [n –S] */s |
| LIPOID | a lipid (any of a class of fatty substances) [n –S] : LIPOIDAL [adj] */s |
| LITAI | LITAS, a former monetary unit of Lithuania [n] */* |
| –LITS– | LIT, the litas (a former monetary unit of Lithuania) [n] fs/* |
| LITU– | LITAS, a former monetary unit of Lithuania [n] */* |
| –LOMENTA– | LOMENTUM, loment (a type of plant pod) [n] */* |
| LOMENTS– | LOMENT, a type of plant pod [n] */* |
| –LOMENTUMS– | LOMENTUM, loment (a type of plant pod) [n] */* |
| LOOFA– | loofah (a tropical vine) [n –S] */hs |
| LOOFAH– | a tropical vine [n –S] */s |
| LUFFA– | loofah (a tropical vine) [n –S] */s |
| LUNGEE– | lungi (a loincloth worn by men in India) [n –S] */s |
| LUNGI– | a loincloth worn by men in India [n –S] */s |
| LUNGYI | lungi (a loincloth worn by men in India) [n –S] */s |
| MACCABAW | maccaboy (a type of snuff) [n –S] */s |
| MACCABOY | a type of snuff [n –BOYS] */s |
| MACCOBOY | maccaboy (a type of snuff) [n –BOYS] */s |
| MACHZORIM | MACHZOR, mahzor (a Jewish prayer book) [n] */* |
| MACHZORS– | MACHZOR, mahzor (a Jewish prayer book) [n] */* |
| MAHZORIM | MAHZOR, a Jewish prayer book [n] */* |
| MAHZORS– | MAHZOR, a Jewish prayer book [n] */* |
| MADRASA– | madrassa (a Muslim school) [n –S] */hs |
| MADRASAH– | madrassa (a Muslim school) [n –S] */s |
| MADRASSA | a Muslim school [n –S] */hs |
| MADRASSAH– | [n –S] */s |
| MADRONA | an evergreen tree [n –S] */s |
| MADRONE | madrona (an evergreen tree) [n –S] */s |
| MADRONO | madrona (an evergreen tree) [n –NOS] */s |
| MAENADES | MAENAD, a female participant in ancient Greek orgies [n] */* |
| MAENADS– | MAENAD, a female participant in ancient Greek orgies [n] */* |
| MENADS– | MENAD, maenad (a female participant in ancient Greek orgies) [n] */* |
| –MAGE– | a magician (one skilled in magic) [n –S] i/s |
| MAGIAN | a magus (a magician (one skilled in magic)) [n –S] */s |
| MAGICIAN | one skilled in magic [n –S] */s |
| MAGUS | a magician (one skilled in magic) [n –GI] */* |
| MAGILP | megilp (a substance with which pigments are mixed in painting) [n –S] */s |
| MEGILP | a substance with which pigments are mixed in painting [n –S] */hs |
| MEGILPH– | megilp (a substance with which pigments are mixed in painting) [n –S] */s |
| MALAMUTE | an Alaskan sled dog [n –S] */s |
| MALEMIUT | malamute (an Alaskan sled dog) [n –S] */s |
| MALEMUTE | malamute (an Alaskan sled dog) [n –S] */s |
| MAMEY | a tropical tree [n MAMEYS or MAMEYES] */s |
| –MAMIE | mamey (a tropical tree) [n –S] */s |
| MAMMEE | mamey (a tropical tree) [n –S] */s |
| MAMMEY | mamey (a tropical tree) [n –MEYS] */s |
| MAMZER | a bastard (an illegitimate child) [n –S] */s |
| MOMSER | a bastard (an illegitimate child) [n –S] */s |
| MOMZER | momser (a bastard (an illegitimate child)) [n –S] */s |
| MANDIOCA | manioc (a tropical plant) [n –S] */s |
| MANIOC | a tropical plant [n –S] */as |
| MANIOCA– | manioc (a tropical plant) [n –S] */s |
| MANITO | manitou (an Algonquian Indian deity) [n –TOS] */su |
| MANITOU– | an Algonquian Indian deity [n –S] */s |
| MANITU | manitou (an Algonquian Indian deity) [n –S] */s |
| –MANTES | MANTIS, a predatory insect [n] */* |
| MANTIDS– | MANTID, mantis (a predatory insect) [n] */* |
| MANTISES | MANTIS, a predatory insect [n] */* |
| MARGE | a margin [n –S] */s |
| –MARGENT | to margin (to provide with a margin (a border)) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| MARGIN | to provide with a margin (a border) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| MASTIC | an aromatic resin [n –S] */s |
| MASTICHE | mastic (an aromatic resin) [n –S] */s |
| MASTIX | mastic (an aromatic resin) [n –ES] */* |
| MATSAH | matzo (an unleavened bread) [n –S] */s |
| MATZA | matzo (an unleavened bread) [n –S] */hs |
| MATZAH– | matzo (an unleavened bread) [n –S] */s |
| MATZO | an unleavened bread [n –ZOS, –ZOT, or –ZOTH] */hst |
| MATZOH– | matzo (an unleavened bread) [n –S] */s |
| MAVEN | mavin (an expert) [n –S] */s |
| MAVIN | an expert [n –S] */s |
| MAYVIN | mavin (an expert) [n –S] */s |
| MEDEVACED | MEDEVAC, to evacuate the wounded from a battlefield by helicopter [v] */* |
| MEDEVACKED | MEDEVAC, to evacuate the wounded from a battlefield by helicopter [v] */* |
| MEDIVACED | MEDIVAC, to medevac (to evacuate the wounded from a battlefield by helicopter) [v] */* |
| MEDIVACKED | MEDIVAC, to medevac (to evacuate the wounded from a battlefield by helicopter) [v] */* |
| MEMENTOES | MEMENTO, something that serves as a reminder of the past [n] */* |
| MEMENTOS– | MEMENTO, something that serves as a reminder of the past [n] */* |
| MOMENTOES | MOMENTO, memento (something that serves as a reminder of the past) [n] */* |
| MOMENTOS– | MOMENTO, memento (something that serves as a reminder of the past) [n] */* |
| MENSCHEN | MENSCH, an admirable person [n] */* |
| MENSCHES | MENSCH, an admirable person [n] */* |
| MENSHEN | MENSH, mensch (an admirable person) [n] */* |
| MENSHES | MENSH, mensch (an admirable person) [n] */* |
| MEOU | meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| MEOW | to make the crying sound of a cat [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| MIAOU | to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| MIAOW | to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| MIAUL | to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| MESHUGA | crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj] */h |
| MESHUGAH– | meshuga (crazy (insane (mentally unsound))) [adj] */* |
| MESHUGGA | meshuga (crazy (insane (mentally unsound))) [adj] */h |
| MESHUGGAH– | [adj] */* |
| MESHUGGE | meshuga (crazy (insane (mentally unsound))) [adj] */* |
| MESHUGAAS | [n] */* |
| MISHEGAAS | [n] */* |
| MISHEGOSS | [n] */* |
| MESQUIT | mesquite (a spiny tree or shrub) [n –S] */es |
| MESQUITE– | a spiny tree or shrub [n –S] */s |
| MEZQUIT | mesquite (a spiny tree or shrub) [n –S] */es |
| MEZQUITE– | mesquite (a spiny tree or shrub) [n –S] */s |
| MUSKIT | mesquite (a spiny tree or shrub) [n –S] */s |
| MEZUZAHS– | MEZUZAH, a Judaic scroll [n] */* |
| MEZUZAS– | MEZUZA, mezuzah (a Judaic scroll) [n] */* |
| MEZUZOT | MEZUZAH, a Judaic scroll [n] */h |
| MEZUZOTH– | MEZUZAH, a Judaic scroll [n] */* |
| MIASMAS– | MIASMA, a noxious vapor [n] */* |
| MIASMATA | MIASMA, a noxious vapor [n] */* |
| MIASMS– | MIASM, miasma (a noxious vapor) [n] */* |
| MICRA | MICRON, a unit of length [n] */* |
| MICRONS– | MICRON, a unit of length [n] o/* |
| MIKRA | MIKRON, micron (a unit of length) [n] */* |
| MIKRONS– | MIKRON, micron (a unit of length) [n] o/* |
| MIKVAHS– | MIKVAH, a place for ritual bathing by Orthodox Jews [n] */* |
| MIKVEHS– | MIKVEH, mikvah (a place for ritual bathing by Orthodox Jews) [n] */* |
| MIKVOS | MIKVAH, a place for ritual bathing by Orthodox Jews [n] */* |
| MIKVOT | MIKVAH, a place for ritual bathing by Orthodox Jews [n] */h |
| MIKVOTH– | MIKVAH, a place for ritual bathing by Orthodox Jews [n] */* |
| MITSVAHS– | MITSVAH, mitzvah (a commandment of Jewish law) [n] */* |
| MITSVOTH | MITSVAH, mitzvah (a commandment of Jewish law) [n] */* |
| MITZVAHS– | MITZVAH, a commandment of Jewish law [n] */* |
| MITZVOTH | MITZVAH, a commandment of Jewish law [n] */* |
| MOGHUL | mogul (an important person) [n –S] */s |
| MOGUL | an important person [n –S] */s |
| MUGHAL | mogul (an important person) [n –S] */s |
| MOLLAH | mullah (a Muslim religious leader or teacher) [n –S] */s |
| MULLA– | mullah (a Muslim religious leader or teacher) [n –S] */hs |
| MULLAH– | a Muslim religious leader or teacher [n –S] */s |
| MONGEESE | MONGOOSE, a carnivorous mammal [n] */* |
| MONGOOSES– | MONGOOSE, a carnivorous mammal [n] */* |
| MUNGOOSES– | MUNGOOSE, mongoose (a carnivorous mammal) [n] */* |
| MONGO | mungo (a low-quality wool) [n –GOS] */els |
| MONGOE– | mungo (a low-quality wool) [n –S] */s |
| MUNGO | a low-quality wool [n –GOS or –GOES] */s |
| MOUJIK | muzhik (a Russian peasant) [n –S] */s |
| MUJIK | muzhik (a Russian peasant) [n –S] */s |
| MUZHIK | a Russian peasant [n –S] */s |
| MUZJIK | muzhik (a Russian peasant) [n –S] */s |
| MOZETTAS– | MOZETTA, mozzetta (a hooded cape worn by bishops) [n] */* |
| MOZETTE | MOZETTA, mozzetta (a hooded cape worn by bishops) [n] */* |
| MOZZETTAS– | MOZZETTA, a hooded cape worn by bishops [n] */* |
| MOZZETTE | MOZZETTA, a hooded cape worn by bishops [n] */* |
| MUCKLUCK | mukluk (a soft boot worn by Eskimos) [n –S] */s |
| MUCLUC | mukluk (a soft boot worn by Eskimos) [n –S] */s |
| MUKLUK | a soft boot worn by Eskimos [n –S] */s |
| MUGGAR | mugger (a large Asian crocodile) [n –S] */s |
| MUGGER | a large Asian crocodile [n –S] s/s |
| MUGGUR | mugger (a large Asian crocodile) [n –S] */s |
| MUTINE | to mutiny (to revolt against constituted authority) [v –TINED, –TINING, –TINES] */ds |
| MUTINEER | to mutiny (to revolt against constituted authority) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| MUTINY | to revolt against constituted authority [v –NIED, –NYING, –NIES] */* |
| NARGHILE | a hookah (a water pipe) [n –S] */s |
| NARGILE | narghile (a hookah (a water pipe)) [n –S] */hs |
| NARGILEH– | narghile (a hookah (a water pipe)) [n –S] */s |
| NARIAL | NARIS, a nostril (an external opening of the nose) [adj] */* |
| NARIC | NARIS, a nostril (an external opening of the nose) [adj] */* |
| NARINE | NARIS, a nostril (an external opening of the nose) [adj] */* |
| NARWAL | narwhal (an arctic aquatic mammal) [n –S] */s |
| NARWHAL | an arctic aquatic mammal [n –S] */es |
| NARWHALE– | narwhal (an arctic aquatic mammal) [n –S] */s |
| NATHELESS | [adv] */* |
| NATHLESS | nevertheless [adv] */* |
| NEVERTHELESS | [adv] */* |
| NICKELED | NICKEL, to plate with nickel (a metallic element) [v] */* |
| NICKELLED | NICKEL, to plate with nickel (a metallic element) [v] */* |
| NICKLED– | NICKLE, nickel (to plate with nickel (a metallic element)) [v] */* |
| NILGAI | a large antelope [n –S] */s |
| NILGAU | nilgai (a large antelope) [n –S] */s |
| NILGHAI | nilgai (a large antelope) [n –S] */s |
| NILGHAU | nilgai (a large antelope) [n –S] */s |
| NYLGHAI | nilgai (a large antelope) [n –S] */s |
| NYLGHAU | nilgai (a large antelope) [n –S] */s |
| –OBE | obeah (a form of sorcery of African origin) [n –S] lr/sy |
| OBEAH | a form of sorcery of African origin [n –S] */s |
| –OBI | obeah (a form of sorcery of African origin) [n –S] */ast |
| OBIA– | obeah (a form of sorcery of African origin) [n –S] c/s |
| OD | a hypothetical force of natural power [n –S] bcghmnprsty/ades |
| ODYL | an od (a hypothetical force of natural power) [n –S] */es |
| ODYLE– | odyl (an od (a hypothetical force of natural power)) [n –S] */s |
| ODEA– | ODEUM, a theater or concert hall [n] */* |
| ODEONS– | ODEON, odeum (a theater or concert hall) [n] */* |
| ODEUMS– | ODEUM, a theater or concert hall [n] */* |
| OOMIAC | umiak (an open Eskimo boat) [n –S] */ks |
| OOMIACK– | umiak (an open Eskimo boat) [n –S] */s |
| OOMIAK | umiak (an open Eskimo boat) [n –S] */s |
| UMIAC | umiak (an open Eskimo boat) [n –S] */ks |
| UMIACK– | umiak (an open Eskimo boat) [n –S] */s |
| UMIAK | an open Eskimo boat [n –S] */s |
| UMIAQ | umiak (an open Eskimo boat) [n –S] */s |
| –ORANG | a large ape [n –S] */esy |
| ORANGUTAN | [n –S] */s |
| OURANG | orang (a large ape) [n –S] */s |
| ORGANA– | ORGANON, a system of rules for scientific investigation [n] */* |
| ORGANONS– | ORGANON, a system of rules for scientific investigation [n] */* |
| ORGANUMS– | ORGANUM, organon (a system of rules for scientific investigation) [n] */* |
| OSTEOSES | OSTEOSIS, the formation of bone [n] */* |
| OSTEOSISES | OSTEOSIS, the formation of bone [n] */* |
| OSTOSES | OSTOSIS, the formation of bone [n] */* |
| OSTOSISES | OSTOSIS, the formation of bone [n] */* |
| PACHALIC | pashalik (the territory of a pasha) [n –S] */s |
| PASHALIC | pashalik (the territory of a pasha) [n –S] */s |
| PASHALIK | the territory of a pasha [n –S] */s |
| PACHISI | a board game of India [n –S] */s |
| PARCHEESI | [n –S] */s |
| PARCHESI– | pachisi (a board game of India) [n –S] */s |
| PARCHISI | pachisi (a board game of India) [n –S] */s |
| PAESAN | paesano (a fellow countryman) [n –S] */ios |
| PAESANO– | a fellow countryman [n –NI or –NOS] */s |
| PAISAN– | paisano (a fellow countryman) [n –S] */aos |
| PAISANO– | a fellow countryman [n –NOS] */s |
| PANATELA | a long, slender cigar [n –S] */s |
| PANATELLA | [n –S] */s |
| PANETELA | panatela (a long, slender cigar) [n –S] */s |
| PANETELLA | [n –S] */s |
| PAPADAM | papadum (a thin, crisp bread of India) [n –S] */s |
| PAPADOM | papadum (a thin, crisp bread of India) [n –S] */s |
| PAPADUM | a thin, crisp bread of India [n –S] */s |
| PAPPADAM | papadum (a thin, crisp bread of India) [n –S] */s |
| POPPADOM | papadum (a thin, crisp bread of India) [n –S] */s |
| POPPADUM | papadum (a thin, crisp bread of India) [n –S] */s |
| PARADISAIC | [adj] */* |
| PARADISAICAL | [adj] */* |
| PARADISAL | [adj] */* |
| PARADISIAC | [adj] */* |
| PARADISIACAL | [adj] */* |
| PARADISIAL | [adj] */* |
| PARADISICAL | [adj] */* |
| PARAKEET | a small parrot [n –S] */s |
| PARAQUET | parakeet (a small parrot) [n –S] */s |
| PAROQUET | parakeet (a small parrot) [n –S] */s |
| PARRAKEET | [n –S] */s |
| PARROKET | parakeet (a small parrot) [n –S] */s |
| PARASHAHS– | PARASHAH, a portion of the Torah read on the Sabbath [n] */* |
| PARASHIOTH | PARASHAH, a portion of the Torah read on the Sabbath [n] */* |
| PARASHOT | PARASHAH, a portion of the Torah read on the Sabbath [n] */h |
| PARASHOTH– | PARASHAH, a portion of the Torah read on the Sabbath [n] */* |
| PARDAH | purdah (a curtain used in India to seclude women) [n –S] */s |
| PURDA | purdah (a curtain used in India to seclude women) [n –S] */hs |
| PURDAH– | a curtain used in India to seclude women [n –S] */s |
| PARDEE | pardi (used as a mild oath) [interj] */* |
| PARDI– | used as a mild oath [interj] */e |
| PARDIE– | pardi (used as a mild oath) [interj] */* |
| PARDY– | pardi (used as a mild oath) [interj] */* |
| PERDIE | pardi (used as a mild oath) [interj] */* |
| PERDY | pardi (used as a mild oath) [interj] */* |
| PARGED– | PARGE, to parget (to cover with plaster) [v] s/* |
| PARGETED | PARGET, to cover with plaster [v] */* |
| PARGETTED | PARGET, to cover with plaster [v] */* |
| PARRIDGE | porridge (a soft food) [n –S] */s |
| PARRITCH | porridge (a soft food) [n –ES] */* |
| PORRIDGE | a soft food [n –S] : PORRIDGY [adj] */s |
| PAVAN | a slow, stately dance [n –S] */es |
| PAVANE– | pavan (a slow, stately dance) [n –S] */s |
| PAVIN | pavan (a slow, stately dance) [n –S] s/gs |
| –PAVER– | one that paves (to cover with material that forms a firm, level surface) [n –S] */s |
| PAVIOR | a paver (one that paves (to cover with material that forms a firm, level surface)) [n –S] */s |
| PAVIOUR | a paver (one that paves (to cover with material that forms a firm, level surface)) [n –S] */s |
| PAVIS | a large medieval shield [n –ISES] */e |
| PAVISE– | pavis (a large medieval shield) [n –S] */rs |
| PAVISSE | pavis (a large medieval shield) [n –S] */s |
| PEAS– | PEA, the edible seed of an annual herb [n] */e |
| PEASEN– | PEASE, a pea (the edible seed of an annual herb) [n] */* |
| –PEASES– | PEASE, a pea (the edible seed of an annual herb) [n] */* |
| PEDDLER– | one that peddles (to travel about selling wares) [n –S] */sy |
| PEDLAR | peddler (one that peddles (to travel about selling wares)) [n –S] */sy |
| PEDLER | peddler (one that peddles (to travel about selling wares)) [n –S] */sy |
| PENOCHE | penuche (a fudge-like candy) [n –S] */s |
| PENUCHE | a fudge-like candy [n –S] */s |
| PENUCHI | penuche (a fudge-like candy) [n –S] */s |
| PENUCHLE | pinochle (a card game) [n –S] */s |
| PENUCKLE | pinochle (a card game) [n –S] */s |
| PINOCHLE | a card game [n –S] */s |
| PINOCLE | pinochle (a card game) [n –S] */s |
| PEREA– | PEREON, pereion (the thorax of some crustaceans) [n] */* |
| PEREIA | PEREION, the thorax of some crustaceans [n] */* |
| PEREIONS– | PEREION, the thorax of some crustaceans [n] */* |
| PEREONS– | PEREON, pereion (the thorax of some crustaceans) [n] */* |
| PERIPETEIA | [n –S] */s |
| PERIPETIA | [n –S] */s |
| PERIPETY | a sudden change in a course of events [n –TIES] */* |
| PEYTRAL | a piece of armor for the breast of a horse [n –S] */s |
| PEYTREL | peytral (a piece of armor for the breast of a horse) [n –S] */s |
| POITREL | peytral (a piece of armor for the breast of a horse) [n –S] */s |
| PIASABA | piassava (a coarse, stiff fiber) [n –S] */s |
| PIASAVA | piassava (a coarse, stiff fiber) [n –S] */s |
| PIASSABA | piassava (a coarse, stiff fiber) [n –S] */s |
| PIASSAVA | a coarse, stiff fiber [n –S] */s |
| PILAF | a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat [n –S] */fs |
| PILAFF– | pilaf (a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat) [n –S] */s |
| PILAU | pilaf (a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat) [n –S] */s |
| PILAW | pilaf (a dish made of seasoned rice and often meat) [n –S] */s |
| PINONES | PINON, a pine tree [n] */* |
| PINONS– | PINON, a pine tree [n] */* |
| PINYONS– | PINYON, pinon (a pine tree) [n] */* |
| PINTADAS– | PINTADA, pintado (a large food fish) [n] */* |
| PINTADOES | PINTADO, a large food fish [n] */* |
| PINTADOS– | PINTADO, a large food fish [n] */* |
| PIRAGUA | a dugout canoe [n –S] */s |
| PIROGUE | piragua (a dugout canoe) [n –S] */s |
| PIROQUE | piragua (a dugout canoe) [n –S] */s |
| PIRANA | piranha (a voracious fish) [n –S] */s |
| PIRANHA | a voracious fish [n –S] */s |
| PIRAYA | piranha (a voracious fish) [n –S] */s |
| PIROGEN | PIROG, a large Russian pastry [n] */* |
| PIROGHI | PIROG, a large Russian pastry [n] */* |
| PIROGI– | pierogi (a small dumpling with a filling) [n –ES] */* |
| PIROJKI | PIROZHOK, a small Russian pastry [n] */* |
| PIROSHKI | PIROZHOK, a small Russian pastry [n] */* |
| PIROZHKI | PIROZHOK, a small Russian pastry [n] */* |
| PLANCH | a plank [n –ES] */e |
| PLANCHE– | planch (a plank) [n –S] */st |
| –PLANK– | to cover with planks (long, flat pieces of lumber) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| PLECTRA | PLECTRON, plectrum (an implement used to pluck the strings of a stringed instrument) [n] */* |
| PLECTRONS– | PLECTRON, plectrum (an implement used to pluck the strings of a stringed instrument) [n] */* |
| PLECTRUMS– | PLECTRUM, an implement used to pluck the strings of a stringed instrument [n] */* |
| POCOSEN | pocosin (an upland swamp) [n –S] */s |
| POCOSIN | an upland swamp [n –S] */s |
| POCOSON | pocosin (an upland swamp) [n –S] */s |
| –POM | an English immigrant to Australia or New Zealand — an offensive term [n –S] */eops |
| POMMIE | pommy (an English immigrant to Australia or New Zealand — an offensive term) [n –S] */s |
| POMMY | an English immigrant to Australia or New Zealand — an offensive term [n POMMIES] */* |
| POTEEN | Irish whiskey that is distilled unlawfully [n –S] */s |
| POTHEEN | poteen (Irish whiskey that is distilled unlawfully) [n –S] */s |
| POTTEEN | poteen (Irish whiskey that is distilled unlawfully) [n –S] */s |
| POTLACH | a ceremonial feast [n –ES] */e |
| POTLACHE– | potlach (a ceremonial feast) [n –S] */s |
| POTLATCH | to hold a ceremonial feast for [v –ED, –ING, –ES] */* |
| POUF | a loose roll of hair [n –S] : POUFED, POUFFY [adj] */fs |
| POUFF– | pouf (a loose roll of hair) [n –S] : POUFFED [adj] */esy |
| POUFFE– | pouf (a loose roll of hair) [n –S] */ds |
| POUSSIE | pussy (a cat) [n –S] */s |
| PUSS– | a cat [n –ES] */y |
| PUSSY– | full of pus [adj –SIER, –SIEST], a cat [n PUSSIES] */* |
| PRAHU | prau (a swift Malaysian sailing vessel) [n –S] */s |
| PRAO | prau (a swift Malaysian sailing vessel) [n PRAOS] */s |
| PRAU | a swift Malaysian sailing vessel [n –S] */s |
| PROA– | prau (a swift Malaysian sailing vessel) [n –S] */s |
| PRIMAS– | PRIMA, primo (the main part in a musical piece) [n] */* |
| PRIMI– | PRIMO, the main part in a musical piece [n] */* |
| PRIMOS– | PRIMO, the main part in a musical piece [n] */* |
| PROPONE | to propose (to put forward for consideration or acceptance) [v –PONED, –PONING, –PONES] */ds |
| PROPOSE | to put forward for consideration or acceptance [v –POSED, –POSING, –POSES] */drs |
| PROPOUND | to propose (to put forward for consideration or acceptance) [v –ED, –ING, –S] */s |
| PROSS– | a prostitute [n –ES] */* |
| PROSSIE | a prostitute [n –S] */s |
| PROSTIE | a prostitute [n –S] */s |
| PROSTITUTE | [v –TUTED, –TUTING, –TUTES] */ds |
| PROSTITUTOR | [n –S] */s |
| PUGAREE | pugree (a cloth band wrapped around a hat) [n –S] */s |
| PUGGAREE | pugree (a cloth band wrapped around a hat) [n –S] */s |
| PUGGREE | pugree (a cloth band wrapped around a hat) [n –S] */s |
| PUGGRY | pugree (a cloth band wrapped around a hat) [n –GRIES] */* |
| PUGREE | a cloth band wrapped around a hat [n –S] */s |
| PURSLANE | a common garden herb [n –S] */s |
| PUSLEY | pussley (purslane (a common garden herb)) [n –LEYS] */s |
| PUSSLEY | purslane (a common garden herb) [n –LEYS] */s |
| PUSSLY | pussley (purslane (a common garden herb)) [n –LIES] */* |
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