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All of English Wiktionary was searched for "5 letter words". The search found nothing. A search for "five letter words" found a useful link which is archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20100909004108/http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~jburkardt/fun/wordplay/pentagram.html. Todo: reconcile the updated version at https://web.archive.org/web/20181217054703/http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~jburkardt/fun/wordplay/pentagram.html.

Some words, like "italy", have been have corrected to the uppercase form (Italy) by me.

Extracted from http://www.mieliestronk.com/corncob_lowercase.txt, the following is words from corncob_lowercase.txt that were not listed at pentagram.html:

• abomb
• adhoc
• arent
• didnt
• Freud
• grimm
• hadnt
• hasnt
• ibsen
• lenin
• resea
• scifi
• uproo
• wodan

Extracted from web.archive.org/web/20100909004108/http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~jburkardt/fun/wordplay/pentagram.html (duplicates pointed out):

• aabec - an Australian medicinal bark that promotes sweating
• Aadel - a first name
• Aaden - a first name
• Aafia - a first name
• aalen - a town in Germany
• aalii - a tropical hardwood tree
• aalst - a town in Belgium
• aamer - a first name; an African cape
• Aamir - a first name
• Aaran - a first name
• aarau - a Swiss commune
• Aaren - a first name
• aargh - an interjection expressing disgust or distress
• Aaric - a first name
• Aarin - a first name
• Aarle - a first name
• Aaron - a first name
• Aarti - a first name
• Aaryn - a first name
• Aasia - a first name
• Aasif - a first name
• Aasim - a first name
• aaziz - the Queen of Sheba
• abaca - Manila hemp
• abaci - plural of "abacus", a calculating device; a crown of a column
• aback - aft; behind
• abaco - one of the islands of the Bahamas
• abacs - plural of "abac", a nomogram
• abada - an early name for the rhinoceros
• abade - an obsolete form of "abode"
• abaff - abaft
• abaft - aft; astern
• abaht - "about" as pronounced by a Cockney
• abail - to give bail for
• abait - variant of "abate"
• abaka - abaca, Manila hemp
• abama - a town in Equatorial Guinea
• Abame - a first name
• abamp - abampere, an electrical unit measurement
• abana - a river that flows through Damascus
• aband - to abandon
• Abani - a first name
• abase - to lower; to reduce
• abash - to awe; to confound
• Abasi - a first name
• abask - basking in the sun
• Abass - a first name
• abate - to wane or decrease
• abave - to astonish or confound
• abaya - a long black robe; a lake in Africa
• abaza - a Caucasian people and language
• abaze - a Caucasian people and language
• Abbah - a first name
• Abban - a first name
• abbas - a first name; a Persian unit of weight; plural of "abba", a Chaldean or Coptic divine
• abbed - having abdominal muscles of a certain quality
• abbes - plural of "abbe", a French abbot
• abbey - a first name; a monastery
• Abbia - a first name
• Abbie - a first name
• abbot - a first name; the head of an abbey
• Abbud - a first name
• Abbye - a first name
• abcee - an alphabet
• abdal - a first name; a Persian religious devotee
• abdar - a teetotaller
• abdat - an ancient Egyptian unit of length of about 4 or 5 inches
• Abdel - a first name
• abdon - a first name; a biblical place
• Abdou - a first name
• Abdul - a first name
• Abdur - a first name
• Abdus - a first name
• Abdyl - a first name
• abeam - abreast
• abear - to bear; to abide
• Abebe - a first name
• Abebi - a first name
• Abeer - a first name
• abele - a first name; a white poplar tree
• Abeli - a first name
• Abena - a first name
• abend - an abnormal or abortive end of the run of a computer program
• Abeni - a first name
• aberr - to wander; to stray
• abers - plural of "aber", a river mouth
• abert - a lake in North America
• abets - assists
• abfab - absolutely fabulous; wonderful; excellent
• abhal - the fruit of the cypress
• Abhay - a first name
• Abhin - a first name
• abhor - to hate; to loathe
• abiah - a first name; Samuel's son in the Bible
• Abias - a first name
• abibe - a mountain range in Colombia
• Abida - a first name
• abide - to tolerate; to sojourn
• Abiel - a first name
• abies - the fir genus
• abihu - a first name; a son of Aaron
• Abija - a first name
• abilo - the Philippine tree also known as the "bogo"
• abime - an abysm
• Abina - a first name
• Abira - a first name
• abkar - a wine seller
• Abkow - a first name
• abled - endowed with certain abilities; able-bodied
• ablen - a fresh water fish
• abler - more able
• ablet - a fresh water fish
• ablow - to blow or breathe upon
• abmho - a unit of electrical conductance
• Abnar - a first name
• Abner - a first name
• abnet - the girdle of a Jewish priest
• Abnor - a first name
• abnub - a town in Egypt
• abode - a dwelling
• abody - a person
• abohm - from "absolute ohm", a unit of measurement, an abvolt per abamp.
• aboil - on the boil
• aboke - a town in Uganda
• aboma - a South American boa constrictor
• aboon - above; to think oneself better than others
• Aboor - a first name
• abord - to approach; to accost
• abore - past tense of "abear"
• abort - to miscarry; to cancel
• Abott - a first name
• Aboul - a first name
• about - almost; around
• above - aloft; over
• aboye - a town in Niger
• abrac - learning
• abram - a first name; auburn
• Abran - a first name
• abras - plural of "abra", a narrow mountain pass
• abray - to rouse, to startle
• Abree - a first name
• abret - a town in Ethiopia
• Abril - a first name
• abrim - brimming
• abrin - a toxic protein obtained from jequirity
• abris - plural of "abri", a bomb shelter
• abrus - a genus of leguminous tropical vines
• absey - an "ABC", the alphabet or a primer
• absis - an apsis
• absit - a legal term, from the Latin for "he, she or it is absent"
• Abtin - a first name
• Abuid - a first name
• abuja - the capital city of Nigeria
• abuna - a first name; above; a river in Bolivia and Brazil; an Ethiopian Orthodox patriarch
• abune - above
• abura - a medium size tropical African tree
• abuse - to misuse
• abuta - a genus of tropical woody vines
• abuts - meets; adjoins
• abuzz - buzzing
• abwab - in India, any of various fines levied by a chief on a landowner
• abyei - a town in Sudan
• abyes - atones
• abyme - an abyss
• abysm - a chasm
• abyss - a chasm
• acale - cold, frozen
• acamp - to the camp
• acana - a West Indian timber tree
• acapu - a tropical Americal timber tree
• acara - a fish of Central or South America that builds nests and protects its young
• acari - a town in Peru; plural of "acarus", a mite or tick
• acate - a small town in Sicily
• accho - a biblical place, also known as Acre
• accoy - to tame; to daunt; to soothe
• accra - the capital city of Ghana
• acedy - laziness
• acene - a family of organic chemicals
• Aceng - a first name
• acera - the bubble-shell genus
• acerb - sour; acidic
• acers - plural of "acer", the maple tree
• aceta - plural of "acetum", a liquid preparation made by extracting a vegetable drug with dilute acetic acid
• Achal - a first name
• achao - a town in Chile
• achar - a hot and spicy mixed Indian condiment of pickled bamboo sprouts; a town in Uruquay
• Achay - a first name
• Achaz - a first name
• ached - pained
• achel - a town in Belgium
• Achen - a first name
• acher - something that aches; someone who complains, as in "belly acher"; the rump
• aches - plural of "ache", a pain
• achey - aching
• Achim - a first name
• achin - a first name; a town in southeast Asia
• achir - an ancient Arabic unit of measurement of area
• achoo - a sneezing sound; Autosomal dominant Compelling Helio-Opthalmic Outburst (sun sneeze)
• achor - dandruff; a biblical place
• acids - plural of "acid", a vitriolic substance
• acidy - acidic
• acier - Quaker gray
• acies - the keen attention of eye or ear toward some object
• Acima - a first name
• acing - the present participle of "to ace", to perform excellently
• acini - plural of "acinus", a small sac or cavity; a granulation; a berry
• acked - acknowledged
• ackee - a West African fruit tree common to the Caribbean
• acker - a ripple or patch of ruffled water; an Egyptian piastre; money; an academic
• ackey - an English silver coin used in African trade
• Ackim - a first name
• aclis - a spiked club
• aclys - a small javelin
• acmes - plural of "acme", a peak or highest point; a purveyor of excellent devices for capturing roadrunners
• acmic - of or pertaining to an acme
• acnae - plural of "acne", an inflammation of the skin
• acned - afflicted by acne
• acnes - plural of "acne", an inflammation of the skin
• acnua - a Roman unit of measurement of area, equal to a square actus
• acock - jaunty
• acold - chilly
• acoma - a pueblo people of New Mexico
• acome - to come
• acone - a kind of insect eye that lacks cones
• acora - a town in Peru
• acorn - the fruit of the oak tree
• acors - plural of "acor", acidity
• acove - cove
• acoys - soothes
• acrab - the star Beta Scorpii
• acral - of or belonging to the extremities of the body
• acred - lavishly landed
• Acree - a first name
• acres - plural of "acre", a unit of area, 4840 square yards.
• acrid - sour; biting
• acroa - an Indian tribe of Brazil
• acron - an obsolete form of "acorn"
• acrow - crowing
• acrux - a star
• acryl - a constituent of acrolein and acrylic acid
• acted - performed; simulated
• actin - a protein found in muscles, active in contraction, movement and shape retention
• actio - in Roman law, an action or right of action
• acton - a first name; a padded jerkin; a town in the southeast US
• actor - a player; a performer
• actus - an ancient Roman measure of length, 120 pedes, about 35.5 meters; an act or thing done
• acuna - a town in Mexico
• acute - keen; sharp
• acyls - plural of "acyl", a univalent radical
• adact - to compel; to drive
• adage - a proverb
• adagy - like an adage; likely to emit an adage at the slightest occasion
• adair - a first name; a North American cape
• Adala - a first name
• Adali - a first name
• Adaly - a first name
• Adama - a first name
• Adamo - a first name
• adams - a first name; a lake in North America; plural of "adam", a jailer
• Adamu - a first name
• adana - a first name; a town in Turkey
• adang - a bay in Borneo
• adano - a town in Italy
• adapa - a Babylonian hero
• adapt - to adjust; to accommodate
• Adara - a first name
• adare - a first name; a town in Eire
• adaro - a supernatural being
• adati - Bengali cotton cloth
• adawe - an Indian tribe of North America
• adawn - at dawn
• adaws - subdues
• adays - nowadays; by day
• adbot - a computer process that caches and displays advertisements
• Addal - a first name
• Addam - a first name
• Addar - a first name
• addas - plural of "adda", an Egyptian skink
• addax - an African antelope
• added - included; supplemented; joined
• adder - a snake; one who adds
• Addey - a first name
• Addia - a first name
• Addie - a first name
• addio - an Italian expression for "farewell"
• Addis - a first name
• addle - to confuse
• addra - a large African gazelle
• adead - dead
• adeal - a part
• Adeel - a first name
• adeem - to revoke a legacy
• Adeen - a first name
• adeep - deeply, deep
• Adela - a first name
• Adele - a first name
• Adell - a first name
• Adena - a first name
• Adene - a first name
• adeni - a first name; a native of Aden
• adeps - purified internal fatty tissue of the hog used in pharmaceutical preparations
• adept - capable; skillful
• adfix - to append; to adjoin; to fasten onto something
• adgal - a scrub plant found in Iraq
• Adger - a first name
• Adham - a first name
• Adhir - a first name
• Adiah - a first name
• Adiba - a first name
• Adiel - a first name
• adieu - goodbye
• adige - an Italian river
• Adika - a first name
• Adila - a first name
• Adima - a first name
• Adina - a first name
• Adine - a first name
• adion - an ion adsorbed on a surface
• adios - goodbye
• Adira - a first name
• Aditi - a first name
• adits - plural of "adit", a mine entrance
• Adiva - a first name
• adive - corsac
• adjag - a wild dog found in Java
• Adjoa - a first name
• adjud - a town in Romania
• Adlai - a first name
• Adlan - a first name
• Adlar - a first name
• adlay - any of several soft shelled Job's tears
• Adler - a first name
• Adley - a first name
• adlib - ad libitem; freely
• Adlin - a first name
• Adlyn - a first name
• Admad - a first name
• admah - a biblical place
• adman - an advertising agent
• admen - plural of "adman", an advertising agent
• admin - administration
• Admir - a first name
• admis - plural of "admi", a northeast African gazelle
• admit - to acknowledge; to concede
• admix - to infuse
• Admon - a first name
• Adnah - a first name
• Adnan - a first name
• Adner - a first name
• Adnet - a first name
• adnex - a more than usually obscure part of the female reproductive system
• Adney - a first name
• Adnot - a first name
• adobe - constructed of dried mud
• adobo - a Philippine dish of fish or meat, perhaps best eaten in the dark; a Latin American sauce
• Adola - a first name
• Adolf - a first name
• Adoni - a first name
• adoor - at the door; of the door
• adopt - to accept; to assume
• adora - a first name; an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
• adore - to worship
• adorf - a town in Germany
• adorn - to decorate
• Adoum - a first name
• adour - a river in southwest France
• adowa - a town in Ethiopia, site of a famous battle
• adown - downward
• adoxa - a genus of herbs with berrylike fruits
• adoxy - tolerant belief; nonbelief
• adoze - sleeping
• adpao - an Indian unit of weight
• adrad - dreaded; frightened
• adrar - a town in Algeria
• adraw - to draw out
• adray - withdrawal
• Adrea - a first name
• adred - frightened
• adree - to bear, suffer, or endure
• adria - a first name; a small European continental plate
• Adrie - a first name
• Adrik - a first name
• adrip - in a dripping state
• Adron - a first name
• adrop - philosopher's stone
• adrue - an African medicinal plant
• adsum - present at a roll call; a Latin word meaning "I am here"
• adult - mature
• adunc - bent inward; hooked
• adure - to burn up
• adush - to cause to fall heavily, to precipitate
• adusk - at dusk; dusky
• adust - incinerated; burnt up; tan
• aduwa - a town in Ethiopia
• advid - an advertising videocassette
• adyta - chancels
• adyte - to indict
• adzed - used an adze; cut by an adze
• adzer - one who uses an adze
• adzes - plural of "adze", a mattock
• aeaea - a Mediterranean island, the abode of Circe
• aecia - plural of "aecium"
• aedes - a large genus of mosquitoes
• Aedin - a first name
• aeger - sick; a sickness excuse note
• aegir - a Roman god of the sea
• aegis - Minerva's shield; protection
• aegle - a first name; a thorny tree of west Africa and tropical Asia
• aello - one of the Harpies
• Aemon - a first name
• aenos - a rhetorical device of using erudite words to appeal to the educated
• aenus - a town in western Turkey, now called Enez
• aeons - plural of "aeon", a variant of "eon", a long period of time
• aequi - a people of ancient Latium east of Rome
• Aeric - a first name
• aerie - an eagle's nest
• Aerin - a first name
• aeron - a first name; a British river
• aerst - a variant of "erst"
• aesar - an Etruscan god
• Aesha - a first name
• aesin - a Norse god
• aesir - the Norse gods who resided in Asgard
• aesop - a first name; a fabulist
• aetas - plural of "Aeta", a Filipino people
• aetat - aged, often used on old gravestones
• aetna - a first name; variant of "Etna"
• aevum - an eon
• aface - in the face, in front
• afald - one-fold, single
• afanc - a Welsh aquatic monster
• afand - to tempt
• afang - to seize
• afara - the limba, an African tree
• afare - to depart
• afars - plural of "afar", a great distance; member of an African people
• afear - to terrify
• Afemo - a first name
• Afeni - a first name
• afers - plural of "afer", the south west wind
• afeta - a town in Ethiopia
• Affan - a first name
• affix - to add; to attach
• Affra - a first name
• afgay - a homosexual
• Afida - a first name
• Afifa - a first name
• afire - on fire
• afive - in groups of five
• aflaj - an irrigation system that taps underground water supplies
• aflat - level with the ground
• aflou - a town in Algeria
• aflow - flowing
• afoam - foaming
• afong - to take by force or authority
• afoot - astir; walking; moving
• afore - in the front
• afoul - entangled
• afour - in groups of four
• afret - in a fretted state
• afric - Africa; African
• afrin - a town in Syria
• afrit - a first name; an evil demon
• afros - plural of "Afro", a hair style
• Afsar - a first name
• Aftab - a first name
• Aftan - a first name
• after - subsequent to; in pursuit of
• afton - a first name; a British river
• Aftyn - a first name
• afula - an Israeli town
• afyon - a town in the Phrygian highlands of Turkey
• Afzal - a first name
• Agace - a first name
• agade - an ancient city in Mesopotamia, thought to be Akkad
• Agafi - a first name
• again - once more
• agait - astir
• agals - plural of "agal", a Bedouin's cord of goat hair
• agama - a genus of lizards
• agami - a South American bird, the chestnut-bellied heron
• agamy - the absence or non-recognition of marriage
• agana - a capital city in the Pacific
• agape - a first name; staring; gaping; a love feast
• Agapi - a first name
• agard - a town in Hungary
• agars - plural of "agar", a viscous substance obtained from seaweed
• agasp - to gasp
• agast - aghast; to frighten
• Agata - a first name
• agate - a first name; on the way; a quartz; a type size of 5.5 points; 1/14 of an inch
• agati - the tree pea
• agats - a village in New Guinea, capital of the Asmat people
• agaty - like an agate
• agave - a first name: the American aloe; a daughter of Cadmus
• Agayn - a first name
• agaze - gazing
• Ageha - a first name
• agena - a star
• agend - an agendum; something to be done
• agene - a chemical compound used in bleaching flour
• agent - a doer; an actor
• agers - plural of "ager", one who ages
• agfay - a homosexual
• agger - a mound; a high tide in which the water rises, recedes and then rises again
• aggie - a first name; a type of playing marble
• aggri - a word of unknown origin and meaning (!) applied to ancient colored glass beads found in Africa
• aggro - a rivalry or grievance; aggravation
• aggry - a word of unknown origin and meaning (!) applied to ancient colored glass beads found in Africa
• aggur - agalloch
• Aggye - a first name
• aghan - a month of the Hindu year
• Aghar - a first name
• aghas - plural of "agha", a Turkish officer
• Aghna - a first name
• aghul - a language of the Caucausus
• Agias - a first name
• Agiel - a first name
• agila - eaglewood
• agile - nimble
• aging - growing older
• agios - plural of "agio", a premium; a discount; an allowance for currency differences
• agira - a town in Italy
• agism - ageism, discrimination based on age
• agist - a pasture rate; to assess private land
• agita - distress induced by unpleasant social circumstances
• Aglae - a first name
• aglar - a tributary river of the Jumna in India
• aglee - askew; gleeful
• aglet - a pendant; a covering on the end of a shoelace
• agley - askew; awry
• agloo - an igloo
• aglow - glowing
• agmas - plural of "agma", the Greek letter gamma used for the "ng" dipthong
• Agnar - a first name
• agnel - a French gold coin bearing a lamb
• agnes - a first name, from the Latin for "lamb"
• agnus - a pascal lamb
• agoge - a tempo; a musical rate of speed
• agogo - a town in Ghana
• agoho - horsetail tree
• agojo - horsetail tree
• agone - ago; a state of suffering
• agons - plural of "agon", a dramatic conflict; an ancient Greek athletic or artistic competition
• agony - great pain
• agood - in earnest
• agora - a Grecian market; 1/100 of an Israeli shekel
• Agota - a first name
• Agote - a first name
• Agoti - a first name
• agraf - a clasp involving a hook and loop
• agrah - a variant spelling of "Agra", a town in India
• agral - of or belonging to agriculture or cultivated fields
• agram - the former name of Zagreb, Croatia
• agras - plural of "Agra", a kind of Indian rug
• agree - to concur
• agria - a severe pustular eruption; a whitehead
• agrin - a first name; grinning
• agrom - an Indian tongue disease
• Agron - a first name
• agrum - a swelling of the cheeks or mouth
• agruw - to horrify
• agter - achter
• aguas - plural of "agua", a South American toad
• agudo - a town in New Mexico
• agued - fevered; aching
• agues - plural of "ague", a malarial fever
• aguey - of or like an ague
• aguja - a cape in Colombia
• aguly - a language of the Caucausus
• agung - a volcano in Java that erupted in 1963
• agush - gushing
• agust - a first name; a bast fiber
• aguti - the agouti
• ahang - to hang up
• Ahanu - a first name
• ahaus - a town in Germany
• Ahava - a first name
• Ahdaf - a first name
• ahead - leading
• aheap - trembling with fear; in a heap
• Aheda - a first name
• ahems - says "ahem"
• ahent - a variant of "ahint", behind.
• ahere - to hear
• Ahern - a first name
• ahhed - expressed amazement
• ahigh - on high
• ahind - behind
• ahing - making "ah" sounds
• ahint - behind
• Ahiva - a first name
• Ahlam - a first name
• Ahlan - a first name
• ahlen - a town in Germany
• Ahley - a first name
• Ahmad - a first name
• Ahman - a first name
• Ahmat - a first name
• Ahmed - a first name
• Ahmet - a first name
• ahold - close to the wind; grasp of, as in "got ahold of"
• ahole - often spelled "a-hole", a slightly less offensive version of "asshole"
• ahoys - greets nautically
• Ahran - a first name
• Ahren - a first name
• Ahrin - a first name
• Ahsan - a first name
• Ahsha - a first name
• ahtna - an American Indian language
• Ahuda - a first name
• ahull - hove to; with sails taken in, helm lashed down, to weather a storm
• ahunt - on the hunt
• ahura - a first name of Ahura Mazda, Zoroastrian god of all good
• ahush - hushed
• Ahuva - a first name
• ahvaz - a town in Iran
• Ahvie - a first name
• ahwaz - an ancient Mesopotamian town, now in Iran
• Aiber - a first name
• aibos - plural of "aibo", a Japanese robot pet
• Aicha - a first name
• aichi - a town in Japan
• Aicke - a first name
• Aidah - a first name
• Aidan - a first name
• aided - abetted
• Aiden - a first name
• aider - a helper
• aides - plural of "aide", a helper
• aidin - a city in western Turkey
• aidoi - plural of "aidos", shame
• aidos - shame; pudency
• Aidya - a first name
• aiery - an eagle's nest
• aigai - an ancient city that is now Edessa
• aigas - plural of "aiga", the Samoan family unit
• aight - a slang pronunciation of "all right"
• aigle - a European cape; a town in Switzerland
• aigre - eager
• aigua - a town in Uruquay
• aigun - a port in China, in northern Manchuria
• Aihua - a first name
• aijal - a town in India
• Aiken - a first name
• Aikin - a first name
• ailed - was sick
• Ailee - a first name
• Ailey - a first name
• Ailie - a first name
• Ailin - a first name
• Ailis - a first name
• Ailli - a first name
• aillt - a tenant farmer
• Ailsa - a first name
• Ailse - a first name
• aimak - a Persian-speaking nomadic Mongolian tribe
• Aimal - a first name
• aimaq - a Persian-speaking nomadic Mongolian tribe
• aimed - directed; targeted
• Aimee - a first name
• aimel - to enamel
• aimer - a purposeful person
• Aimey - a first name
• Aimia - a first name
• Aimie - a first name
• Aimil - a first name
• Aimir - a first name
• Aimon - a first name
• Ainah - a first name
• aince - once
• ainee - the elder or eldest born woman
• aines - plural of "aine", the eldest son; a cadet
• Ainka - a first name
• ainoi - part of the divine office in the Eastern Orthodox Church
• Ainur - a first name
• ainus - plural of "ainu", a Japanese aboriginal
• aioli - a garlic mayonnaise
• aioth - a biblical place
• airag - a kind of cheese
• airan - an Altaic and Turkish drink made of fermented milk
• airas - plural of "aira", hair grass
• Airat - a first name
• aired - ventilated
• Airel - a first name
• airer - a frame on which to dry clothes
• aires - plural of "aire", an altar, an Irish freeman
• Airic - a first name
• Airin - a first name
• Airle - a first name
• airns - plural of "airn", an iron
• airol - a grayish green antiseptic powder
• airth - to guide or direct
• airts - plural of "airt", a guide; a direction
• aisen - a province in Chile
• Aisha - a first name
• Aisia - a first name
• Aisla - a first name
• aisle - a passage between pews or chairs
• aisne - a river in northern France, site of a famous battle
• aissa - a first name; a mountain in Algeria
• aisur - obsolete form of "azure"
• Aitan - a first name
• aitch - the letter "H"
• aiten - oaten
• Aitor - a first name
• aitus - plural of "aitu", a Polynesian demigod
• aiver - a draft animal
• aiwan - a town in Iran
• Aizik - a first name
• DUPLICATE:a aizle - a variant of "easle", hot ashes
• DUPLICATE:a aizle - a glowing coal or hot ashes
• Ajack - a first name
• Ajaib - a first name
• ajaja - the roseate spoonbill
• Ajali - a first name
• Ajani - a first name
• ajari - timbo, an Amazonian woody vine
• ajava - ajouan, the fruit of a tree, used as a medicine and condiment
• Ajaya - a first name
• Ajeya - a first name
• Ajhon - a first name
• Ajith - a first name
• ajiva - a Jainist term for inanimate matter
• Ajlur - a first name
• Ajmal - a first name
• ajman - one of the United Arab Emirates
• ajmer - a city in northwest India
• ajora - a town in Georgia, also known as Azhora
• Ajsha - a first name
• ajuga - a genus of herbs
• ajvar - a Bulgarian pepper sauce
• ajwan - a plant of the caraway genus
• akaki - a town in Ethiopia
• Akako - a first name
• akala - a Hawaiian shrub or climber
• akale - cold or frozen
• akali - a Sikh militant
• Akara - a first name
• Akash - a first name
• Akati - a first name
• akbal - the third day of the Mayan religious month
• Akbar - a first name
• akcha - asper; a coin
• Akeam - a first name
• akebi - an eastern Asiatic vine
• Akeel - a first name
• Akeem - a first name
• akees - plural of "akee", a West Indian fruit, edible when cooked, but poisonous otherwise
• akeki - hiba arborvitae
• akela - a first name; Kipling's lone wolf; the leader of a cub scout pack
• Akemi - a first name
• akene - achene
• Akhil - a first name
• Akiba - a first name
• Akiel - a first name
• Akiem - a first name
• Akiko - a first name
• Akila - a first name
• Akili - a first name
• Akima - a first name
• aking - a variant of "aching"
• Akins - a first name
• Akira - a first name
• akita - a Japanese breed of spitz-like dogs; a seaport in northern Japan
• akito - the Assyrian festival of New Year
• Akiva - a first name
• Akiyo - a first name
• akkad - where the Akkadians lived; one of the four cities of Nimrod's kingdom
• akkas - plural of "akka", a pygmy people of the Congo; an Egyptian piastre
• akker - an Egyptian piastre; money
• akkra - Accra, the capital city of Ghana; fried bean cakes
• akkum - a Chaldean star worshipper
• aklan - a Christian people of the Philippines
• Akmal - a first name
• aknee - on the knee
• akoko - a Hawaiian plant
• akola - a town in India
• akoli - a language
• akond - a high official of Swat, satirized by Edward Lear
• Akono - a first name
• akori - a porous coral used for ornaments
• Akram - a first name
• akron - a city in Ohio
• Aksel - a first name
• aksum - the capital city of an ancient Ethiopian kingdom
• aktau - a Caspian seaport and oil terminus in Kazakhstan
• akule - a first name; the big-eyed scad
• akund - mudar, a medicinal herb
• akyab - a town in Burma
• Akyra - a first name
• alaap - a variant of "alap", the introductory section of a raga
• alaba - a language
• alack - alas, an expression of woe
• alada - an Ethiopian unit of weight
• Alade - a first name
• Alaen - a first name
• Alaia - a first name
• Alain - a first name
• Alair - a first name
• Alaka - a first name
• alake - a first name; alack, an expression of woe
• alaki - a town in Tonga
• alala - a first name; a Hawaiian raven; a war cry of the ancient Greeks; a Babylonian god
• alalu - a Babylonian god
• alamo - a softwood aspen
• Alana - a first name
• aland - a first name; landed; a Finnish archipelago
• alane - a first name; alone
• alang - along; an old World grass; a ship-wrecking town in the Arabian peninsula
• alani - a first name; a nomadic people of the steppes
• Alann - a first name
• Alano - a first name
• alans - plural of "alan", a large hunting dog; an ancient nomadic tribe that reached Spain
• alant - a heraldic mastiff
• alapa - a blow on the cheek; an improvisation on a raga
• alaps - plural of "alap", the introductory section of a raga
• Alard - a first name
• alare - the most lateral point on the ala of the nose
• alarm - fear; a warning device
• alary - having wings
• alate - winged; of late; a winged termite
• alaun - a short-eared dog
• alava - a town in Spain
• alawi - a poor rural Islamic sect
• Alayn - a first name
• alays - a variant of "allays"
• albam - a Hebrew cypher interchanging letters in the first and second halves of the alphabet
• alban - a first name; an ancient name for the isle of Great Britain
• albas - plural of "alba", a white brain substance; a French love poem
• albay - a province in the Philippines
• albee - a first name; albeit
• Alben - a first name
• Alber - a first name
• albia - a town in Iowa
• albid - of a whitish color
• Albie - a first name
• albin - a first name; an opaque white material
• Albis - a first name
• album - a scrapbook
• albus - a medieval coin of Germany and the Low Countries
• albyn - Scotland, especially the Highlands
• alcae - a biological suborder containing the auks, murres and puffins
• alcan - the Alaska-Canada highway
• Alcee - a first name
• alces - the genus to which the moose belongs
• Alceu - a first name
• alcho - an alcoholic
• alchy - an alcoholic
• alcid - a diving seabird
• alcor - a star
• alcos - plural of "alco", a small long-haired dog with hanging ears; an alcoholic
• Alcot - a first name
• Aldam - a first name
• aldan - a river of the USSR; a town in Pennsylvania
• Aldas - a first name
• alday - continually
• aldea - a first name; a small village in Spain or Portugal
• Alden - a first name
• alder - a first name; a tree
• Aldie - a first name
• Aldin - a first name
• Aldis - a first name
• aldol - a chemical compound
• Aldon - a first name
• Aldus - a first name
• Aldya - a first name
• Aleah - a first name
• aleak - leaking
• aleck - a first name; as in the phrase "smart aleck", a wise guy
• Aleco - a first name
• alecs - plural of "alec", a herring
• alecy - formed, in analogy with "lunacy", to mean deranged by ale
• Aleda - a first name
• Aleea - a first name
• Aleen - a first name
• alefs - plural of "alef", a variant of "aleph"
• aleft - to the left
• Aleia - a first name
• aleih - a town in Lebanon
• Aleix - a first name
• Alejo - a first name
• Aleka - a first name
• Aleki - a first name
• Aleks - a first name
• Alena - a first name
• Alene - a first name
• Aleni - a first name
• alenu - a Jewish prayer
• aleph - a Hebrew letter
• alera - a first name; Athena
• alert - wary; conscious; watchful
• Aleta - a first name
• aleus - in Greek mythology, the king of Tegea
• aleut - a native of the Aleutian Islands
• alews - plural of "alew", a halloo
• alevi - a division of Islam
• Alexa - a first name
• Alexi - a first name
• Alexx - a first name
• Alexy - a first name
• Aleya - a first name
• aleye - to allay
• aleze - a first name; a town in Iraq
• alfas - plural of "alfa", communication code word for the letter A; asparto grass
• Alfeo - a first name
• alfet - a vat of boiling water, into which an accused would plunge an arm, in lieu of trial
• Alfie - a first name
• alfin - the bishop in chess, originally an elephant; referring to certain catalysts
• Alfio - a first name
• Alfre - a first name
• Alfri - a first name
• alfur - an aboriginal race in the Celebes
• algae - the sea weeds
• algal - referring to alga
• Algar - a first name
• algas - plural of "alga", a seaweed
• alger - a first name; Algeria
• Algey - a first name
• algic - alginic; an American Indian language family including Algonquian
• algid - cold
• Algie - a first name
• algin - a first name; an acidic seaweed extract for iodine
• Algis - a first name
• algoa - a bay in South Africa
• algol - a star; a computer language
• Algon - a first name
• algor - coldness
• algum - sandalwood
• alham - a British river
• alhue - a river in Chile
• alias - an assumed name
• alibi - elsewhere; an exculpatory explanation of nonpresence at a crime
• Alica - a first name
• Alice - a first name
• Alick - a first name
• Alida - a first name
• alids - plural of "alid", one claiming descent from Ali and Fatima, son-in-law and daughter of Mohammed
• alien - strange; foreign
• Alies - a first name
• alife - dearly; the computer science discipline of artificial life
• alifs - plural of "alif", the Arabic letter "A"
• alift - to lift
• align - to adjust
• Alija - a first name
• Alika - a first name
• alike - a first name; similar
• aliki - a first name; a town in Greece
• alima - a first name; the newly hatched larva of certain crustaceans
• alims - plural of "alim", a Muslim learned in religious matters
• Alina - a first name
• aline - a first name; to adjust
• Alinn - a first name
• Alisa - a first name
• Alise - a first name
• alish - resembling beer
• aliso - a first name; shrubs or trees of the genus Alnus
• Aliss - a first name
• alist - leaning to one side
• Alisz - a first name
• Alita - a first name
• alite - a constituent of Portland cement clinker
• aliud - other things (comparable to the "cetera" in "et cetera")
• alive - vital; living
• Alixe - a first name
• aliya - a first name; immigration to Israel
• Aliye - a first name
• Aliza - a first name
• Alize - a first name
• alkes - the constellation Alpha Crateris
• alkie - an alcoholic
• Alkis - a first name
• Alkot - a first name
• alkyd - a synthetic resin, often used in latex paints
• alkyl - a univalent radical
• allah - a first name; the Moslem name of the deity
• Allam - a first name
• Allan - a first name
• allat - a first name; a pre-Islamic fertility goddess
• Allax - a first name
• allay - to calm
• Allda - a first name
• Allea - a first name
• allee - a first name; a tree-lined walkway
• allel - a Mendelian character; an allele
• allen - a first name; a town in Argentina
• aller - a river in Saxony, Germany
• Alles - a first name
• Allex - a first name
• alley - a first name; a large marble; a taw; a passage
• Allfy - a first name
• allia - a river, the site of a battle where the Gauls defeated the Romans
• Allie - a first name
• Allin - a first name
• allis - a first name; an anadromous European fish
• Allix - a first name
• Allma - a first name
• alloa - a town in Scotland
• allod - a freehold estate
• Allon - a first name
• alloo - to incite a dog to attack
• allot - to apportion
• allow - to permit
• alloy - a base admixture
• Allta - a first name
• allyl - an organic radical
• Allyn - a first name
• Allys - a first name
• almah - a first name; an Egyptian dancing girl
• alman - a German; a village in Lebanon
• almas - plural of "alma", a variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
• Almaz - a first name
• almeh - variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
• almes - plural of "alme", a variant of "almah", an Egyptian dancing girl
• Almil - a first name
• Almir - a first name
• almon - a first name; an almond
• almry - an almonry; a cupboard
• almud - a Spanish unit of capacity
• almug - a variant of "algum", a Biblical tree, possibly the red sandalwood
• Almut - a first name
• alnus - the genus of the alder tree; a birch tree
• alods - plural of "alod", a freehold
• aloed - tinctured with aloe
• aloes - plural of "aloe", a bitter purgative
• Alofa - a first name
• alofi - a town on the Polynesian island of Niue
• aloft - above; in the air
• alogi - the early opponents of the Logos doctrine expressed in the Gospel of John
• alogy - unreasonableness; absurdity
• aloha - a first name; hail and farewell in Hawaiian
• aloid - resembling aloes
• aloin - a first name; a bitter aloe extract
• Alois - a first name
• Alojz - a first name
• Aloke - a first name
• aloll - lolling; askew
• aloma - a first name; a light to yellowish brown color
• Alona - a first name
• alone - only; separate; by oneself; in the best of company
• along - beside; a town in India
• Aloni - a first name
• aloof - apart
• Alora - a first name
• alosa - a genus of fishes comprising the shads
• alose - shad fish
• alost - a town in Belgium
• aloud - audibly
• alout - to bow down
• alowe - a town in Gabon; afire
• Aloys - a first name
• alpen - of the Alps
• Alper - a first name
• alpha - a first name; a Greek letter; the brightest star in a constellation
• Alphy - a first name
• alpia - bird seed
• alpic - alpine
• alpid - a class of ancient mountain ranges, one of which became the Alps
• Alpin - a first name
• Alrae - a first name
• Alred - a first name
• Alric - a first name
• Alrik - a first name
• Alroy - a first name
• alsea - a river and town in Oregon
• alsek - a river in Canada
• alsen - a Baltic island
• Altaf - a first name
• altai - a province in eastern Russia, near Mongolia
• altar - a sacrificial table
• altay - a mountain chain in China
• Alten - a first name
• alter - to change
• altha - a first name; a town in Florida
• altho - a shortened variant of "although"
• altin - a coin
• alton - a first name; an English town
• altos - a town in Paraguay; plural of "alto", a singing voice
• altra - a musical notation meaning "other" or "another"
• altro - a musical notation meaning "other" or "another"
• altry - an alteration
• altun - a gold piece issued by Mohammed II in the 15th century
• altus - alto; a town in Arkansas and Oklahoma
• aluco - the tawny or white owl
• Aluin - a first name
• Aluki - a first name
• alula - a first name; the small stiff feathers on a bird's wing
• alumn - an alumnus
• alums - treats with alum; plural of "alum", an alumnus
• Aluna - a first name
• Alura - a first name
• alure - a cloister; a walking passage behind battlements
• Aluse - a first name
• aluta - soft leather tanned with alum
• Alvah - a first name
• Alvan - a first name
• alvar - a first name; a group of southern Indian Vaishnava saints
• alvei - plural of "alveus", a thin layer of medullar nerve fibers
• Alven - a first name
• Alves - a first name
• Alvie - a first name
• Alvin - a first name
• Alvis - a first name
• alvus - the abdomen
• Alvyn - a first name
• Alvys - a first name
• Alwan - a first name
• alwar - a town in India
• alway - always
• Alwin - a first name
• Alwyn - a first name
• Alyce - a first name
• Alyda - a first name
• Alyma - a first name
• Alyna - a first name
• Alyne - a first name
• Alynn - a first name
• Alysa - a first name
• Alyse - a first name
• Alyso - a first name
• Alyss - a first name
• Alysz - a first name
• alyth - a town in Scotland
• Amaad - a first name
• Amaar - a first name
• amaas - alastrim
• Amada - a first name
• amadi - a first name; a town in Sudan
• Amado - a first name
• Amadu - a first name
• amaga - a town in the Philippines
• amagi - a town in Japan
• Amaha - a first name
• Amahd - a first name
• Amahl - a first name
• amahs - plural of "amah", an Indian nurse
• amain - forcibly
• Amaka - a first name
• amala - a first name; a minor official of a law court
• Amaly - a first name
• Amama - a first name
• amana - a first name; a town in Iowa; a biblical place
• amand - a first name; to send away or dismiss
• amang - among
• amani - a first name; Indian government estates not leased or farmed out; an Afghan coin
• amant - a lover
• amapa - a Mexican timber tree; a town in Brazil
• amara - a first name; a beetle; a town in northwest India
• Amare - a first name
• amari - a first name; an intimate companion
• Amary - a first name
• Amasa - a first name
• amass - to heap
• Amata - a first name
• amate - to subdue; to terrify; a Central American timber tree
• amati - a violin
• Amato - a first name
• Amaui - a first name
• amaut - a fur-lined hood on the back of a parka for carrying a baby
• Amaya - a first name
• amaze - to astound
• amban - a Chinese resident official
• ambar - a first name; a barn
• ambas - plural of "amba", a Bantu speaking tribe of Uganda
• ambay - an Argentine timber tree
• amber - a first name; fossilized resin
• ambes - plural of "ambe", an ancient surgical instrument
• ambia - a first name; the juice spit out by a tobacco chewer
• Ambie - a first name
• ambis - plural of "Ambi", an inhabitant of Amb, a tiny once-independent region of Pakistan
• ambit - a precinct
• ambix - a crook-necked Greek vessel for liquids, whence the Arabic "alembic"
• amble - to dawdle; to walk in a relaxed way; an English town
• Ambly - a first name
• ambon - a lectern; a city in Indonesia; the fibrocartilaginous band around an articular cavity
• ambos - plural of "ambo", a high reading desk
• amboy - a town in California
• Ambra - a first name
• ambry - an alms box; a storeroom or closet
• Ambur - a first name
• Amchi - a first name
• ameba - an amoeba
• Ameed - a first name
• ameen - a minor official of the judicial department
• ameer - a first name; an Arab prince
• Amela - a first name
• ameli - plural of "amelus", a limbless fetus
• amelu - the highest caste in Sumerian society
• Amena - a first name
• amend - to correct or alter a document
• amene - agreeable, pleasing
• amens - plural of "amen", the end of a prayer, suggesting "so be it"
• ament - a catkin; an iulus; a julus; a mentally deficient person
• amera - a first name; a major division of invertebrate animals
• amere - an Arabian prince
• Amery - a first name
• amess - an amice, a hood or cape
• amets - a first name; plural of "amet", a variant of "emmet", an ant
• amgun - a river of the USSR
• Amhar - a first name
• Amiah - a first name
• amias - a first name; plural of "amia", a bowfin or mudfish
• Amica - a first name
• amice - a first name; a pilgrim's cloak
• amici - plural of "amicus", part of the phrase "amicus curiae", a "friend of the court"
• amict - a cape or hood
• amida - the centerpiece of synagogue worship; a town in east Anatolia
• amide - an ammonia compound
• amido - containing an amide united with an acid radical
• amids - plural of "amid", a variant of amide
• Amiee - a first name
• Amiel - a first name
• Amien - a first name
• amies - plural of "amie", a female friend; a tablet of Amytal
• Amiet - a first name
• amiga - a female friend
• amigo - a male friend
• Amijo - a first name
• Amiko - a first name
• Amina - a first name
• amine - an ammonia compound
• amini - an island that is part of India
• amino - containing an amine united with a nonacid radical
• amins - plural of "amin", a variant of "amine"
• Aminu - a first name
• Amira - a first name
• Amirh - a first name
• Amiri - a first name
• amirs - plural of "amir", an Arab prince
• Amisa - a first name
• amish - a Mennonite sect, named for Jacob Ammann
• amisk - a lake in North America
• amiss - faulty; wrong
• Amita - a first name
• amite - a town in Louisiana
• amity - a first name; friendship
• Amiya - a first name
• Amjad - a first name
• Amjed - a first name
• amlah - variant of "amala"
• Amlan - a first name
• amlas - plural of "amla", an Indian tree
• amlou - a Berber condiment
• ammah - a biblical place
• amman - the capital city of Jordan; a British river; an amtman, or district magistrate
• Ammar - a first name
• ammas - plural of "amma", a truss; a Syrian abbess
• Ammer - a first name
• Ammie - a first name
• ammon - a first name; a Tibetan sheep; a town in Palestine; the Egyptian ram-headed god
• ammos - plural of "ammo", ammunition
• ammut - an Egyptian god
• Amneh - a first name
• amnia - plural of "amnion", a thin fluid-filled sac surrounding the embryo
• amnic - of a river
• amnio - amniocentesis, a diagnosic test performed during pregnancy
• Amnon - a first name
• Amobi - a first name
• Amoke - a first name
• amoks - plural of "amok", a murderous frenzy
• amole - an agave root used as a substitute for soap
• Amona - a first name
• among - amidst
• amora - any of the Hebrew teachers who expounded the Mishnah
• amort - half dead; cast down
• Amory - a first name
• Amotz - a first name
• amour - a love affair; a North American cape
• amove - to stir up; to remove from office
• amped - provided with amplifiers; amplified
• amper - a swelling; pus; a nickname for the ampersand; a blemish in cloth
• ample - plenty; an ointment-box
• amply - plentifully
• ampul - an oil jar; a sealed glass tube; an ampule
• ampyx - a genus of trilobites; a band
• amram - a first name; the father of Aaron
• amrit - a first name; sweetened water used in Sikh baptisms
• amsel - a blackbird
• amter - a Danish territorial unit
• amuay - a town in Venezuela
• amuck - madly; amok
• amude - a town in Syria
• amuka - a town in Israel
• amula - a vessel for eucharistic wine
• amuse - to entertain
• amvet - an American veteran soldier
• amvis - an explosive of ammonium nitrate, a derivative of nitrobenzene, chlorated napthalene and wood meal.
• Amyas - a first name
• amyda - trionyx
• amyls - plural of "amyl", a univalent radical
• Amyot - a first name
• Amyra - a first name
• amyss - an amice, a hood or cape
• amzel - a blackbird
• Amzia - a first name
• Amzie - a first name
• anack - oatmeal bread
• anaco - a town in Venezuela
• Anadi - a first name
• anafi - a Greek island in the Aegean Sea
• anago - a kind of eel served in Japanese cuisine
• Anais - a first name
• Anaka - a first name
• anaks - plural of "anak", a race of giants living in Palestine
• Analy - a first name
• anama - a town in Brazil
• anamo - a town in Papua New Guinea
• anana - a pineapple
• Anand - a first name
• Anant - a first name
• anapa - a town in Ukraine
• anapu - a town in Brazil
• anarf - slang for "and a half", meaning "plus 50 pence"
• anasa - a genus of insects including the squash bug
• anata - a town in Palestine
• anaua - a river in Brazil
• anaxo - a first name; the daughter of Alcaeus
• anbar - a province in Iraq
• Ancel - a first name
• anche - a musical term meaning "also", or "even"; a reed or a reed organ stop
• ancho - a kind of chile
• ancle - a variant of "ankle"
• ancoa - a river in Chile
• ancon - the elbow; a bracket; a cornice; a town in New Mexico
• ancre - a tributary of the Somme river, and site of a World War I battle
• ancud - a town, and a gulf in Chile
• andau - a town in Austria with a bridge to Hungary, over which refugees fled in 1957
• anded - performed a logical "and" operation
• Andee - a first name
• Ander - a first name
• andes - a South American mountain chain
• andic - referring to males
• Andie - a first name
• Andis - a first name
• Andje - a first name
• Andon - a first name
• Andor - a first name
• Andra - a first name
• Andre - a first name
• Andri - a first name
• andro - a first name; androstenedione, a synthetic male hormone
• Andru - a first name
• Andry - a first name
• aneal - to anoint
• anear - nigh
• Aneel - a first name
• Anees - a first name
• aneho - a town in Togo
• Aneka - a first name
• Anela - a first name
• anele - extreme unction; to anoint
• anend - to the end
• anent - a first name; concerning
• Aneta - a first name
• Anete - a first name
• Anett - a first name
• Aneva - a first name
• anfos - plural of "anfo", a type of homemade explosive
• angas - a language; plural of "anga", a yoga practice
• Angee - a first name
• angel - a first name; a divine messenger; an old English gold coin
• Angen - a first name
• anger - ire
• Angey - a first name
• Angie - a first name
• Angil - a first name
• angka - a people of northern Assam
• angle - a corner; the difference in direction of two intersecting lines
• anglo - a first name; English; Anglo-Saxon; of European ancestry
• angol - a town in Chile
• angor - extreme pain or anxiety
• angry - irate
• angst - educated anxiety
• angul - a town in Turkey; a town in India
• angus - a first name; the Celtic god of love
• anhui - a language; a province of China
• Aniah - a first name
• aniba - a genus of tropical American trees
• Anica - a first name
• Anice - a first name
• Anida - a first name
• Aniel - a first name
• Anier - a first name
• anigh - near
• Anika - a first name
• Aniko - a first name
• Anila - a first name
• anile - old womanish (compare "senile")
• anils - plural of "anil", a West Indian shrub of the bean family that yields a dye
• anima - the soul; a musical term meaning "spirit" or "life"
• anime - resin; fiery; soft copal; Japanese animation
• animi - anime
• Anina - a first name
• anion - a negative ion
• Anisa - a first name
• anise - a plant furnishing aniseed
• Anish - a first name
• aniso - unequal
• Anita - a first name
• anito - in the Philippines, an ancestral spirit
• aniva - an Asian cape
• Aniya - a first name
• anjan - a first name; an Indian timber tree
• anjar - a town in India; a town in Lebanon
• Anjel - a first name
• Anjem - a first name
• anjer - an Indonesian village destroyed by Krakatoa
• Anjil - a first name
• anjou - a province and princely family of western France
• Anjum - a first name
• ankaa - a star
• ankaf - an Arabian desert
• ankee - barn grass
• anker - a first name; a unit of volume of about 7.5 gallons; a British river
• ankhs - plural of "ankh", an Egyptian symbol of life
• Ankie - a first name
• Ankit - a first name
• ankle - the joint connecting the foot and the leg; to walk away from a job
• ankou - Japanese sweet red bean paste; death personified in Breton mythology
• Ankur - a first name
• ankus - an elephant goad
• ankwe - a language
• anlas - anlace
• anlin - an Asian lake
• Anmar - a first name
• Annah - a first name
• annai - a town in Guyana
• annal - a record of a single year
• annam - the part of Vietnam where the Annamese people live
• annan - a first name; a British river; a town in Scotland
• annas - a first name; plural of "anna", an Indian coin
• annat - variant of "annate", the first year's revenue, payable to the pope
• Annee - a first name
• Anner - a first name
• Annes - a first name
• annet - a first name; the kittiwake; a British island
• annex - to append
• Anney - a first name
• Annia - a first name
• Annie - a first name
• Annik - a first name
• Annis - a first name
• Annot - a first name
• annoy - to badger; to irritate
• annul - to cancel
• annum - a year
• Annus - a first name
• Annys - a first name
• Annza - a first name
• anoas - plural of "anoa", a small wild ox of the Celebes
• anode - an electrically positive pole
• anoia - idiocy
• anoil - to anoint with oil
• anoka - a town in Minnesota
• Anoki - a first name
• anole - a tropical lizard
• anoli - a tropical lizard
• anomy - lawlessness; a miracle
• anona - a first name; the custard-apple genus
• Anook - a first name
• Anoop - a first name
• Anora - a first name
• anorn - to adorn
• Anote - a first name
• Anouk - a first name
• Anour - a first name
• anous - a genus of terns
• anova - an acronym: "ANalysis Of VAriance"
• ansae - plural of "ansa", the projecting part of Saturn's rings; a loop-shaped anatomical structure
• ansal - double-edged
• Ansam - a first name
• ansar - the citizens of Medina who supported Mohammed during the hegira
• ansas - plural of "ansa", a decorated vase handle
• Ansel - a first name
• anser - the genus to which the goose belongs
• Ansha - a first name
• Anshu - a first name
• Ansis - a first name
• Ansly - a first name
• Anson - a first name
• Ansor - a first name
• Anssi - a first name
• Ansum - a first name
• Ansun - a first name
• ansus - plural of "ansu", a fruit
• antae - plural of "anta", a pilaster
• antal - a first name; a Hungarian unit of measurement for wine volume
• antar - a first name; a cave
• antas - plural of "anta", a pilaster
• Antaw - a first name
• Antea - a first name
• anted - paid the ante to continue playing
• Anter - a first name
• antes - pays the ante to continue playing
• Antha - a first name
• Anthe - a first name
• Antia - a first name
• antic - fantastic; playful
• Antin - a first name
• antis - plural of "anti", one who is opposed
• Antje - a first name
• Anton - a first name
• Antos - a first name
• antra - plural of "antrum", a cavity in a bone
• antre - a cave
• antsy - eager; impatient; restless
• Antti - a first name
• antum - the Babylonian consort of Anu
• Antun - a first name
• Antzi - a first name
• anuak - a language and an ethnic group of Ethiopia
• Anuja - a first name
• anura - batrachians
• anury - the absence of a tail
• anuta - one of the Solomon Islands
• Anvar - a first name
• anvil - an ear bone; a smith's tool
• Anwar - a first name
• Anwel - a first name
• Anwei - a first name
• Anwen - a first name
• Anwil - a first name
• Anwyl - a first name
• Anwyn - a first name
• anxur - Terracina
• Anyes - a first name
• anyon - a first name; a hypothetical exotic particle obeying fractional statistics
• anzac - the Australian/New Zealand Army Corps
• anzam - a treaty involving Australia, New Zealand, and Malaysia
• anzio - a town in Italy, site of a WWII landing
• Anzor - a first name
• anzuk - a treaty involving Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom
• anzus - an alliance of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States
• Aoife - a first name
• aorta - the great artery
• aosta - a town in Italy
• aotes - a genus of nocturnal monkeys, literally "no ears"
• aotus - variant of "aotes", a genus of nocturnal monkeys
• apace - rapidly
• apage - "away", especially in the phrase "apage, Satanas!"
• apaid - satisfied; repaid
• apair - to impair; to injure
• Apapa - a first name
• apara - the 3-banded armadillo of South America
• apart - aloof; separate
• apayd - repaid
• apays - repays
• apeak - anchor aweigh; in a posture to pierce the ground
• apeek - anchor aweigh; in a posture to pierce the ground
• apere - a river in Bolivia
• apers - plural of "aper", an imitator
• apert - open; public
• apery - comical behavior; mischievous mimicking
• apess - a she-ape
• aphek - a biblical place
• aphid - an ant cow
• aphis - plural of "aphid", an ant cow
• Aphra - a first name
• apiai - a town in Brazil
• apian - relating to bees
• apiin - a crystalline glycoside
• apike - apeak
• aping - copying
• apiol - a colorless crystalline ether derived from parsley
• apion - a genus of small-beaked weevils
• apios - a genus of climbing herbs; glycine
• apish - apelike
• apism - the practice of aping, or imitating
• apium - a genus of Eurasian herbs of the carrot and celery family; umbel
• aplao - a town in Peru
• apnea - breathing cessation during sleep
• apoda - eels, etc ("no feet")
• apode - a limbless creature
• apods - plural of "apod", a footless creature
• apolo - a first name; a town in Bolivia
• Aponi - a first name
• apons - a fish without ventral fins
• Apoon - a first name
• apoop - astern; toward the back of the ship
• Apoor - a first name
• apore - a river in Brazil
• aport - towards the port side
• appal - to scare
• appat - an island of Greenland
• appay - to satisfy; to repay
• appel - a tap of the foot used as a warning during fencing
• apple - a fruit; the award of Paris
• apply - to use
• appro - approval
• appui - defensive support
• appuy - defensive support
• apres - a word borrowed from French, meaning "after", as in "apres ski"
• april - a first name; the fourth month
• apron - a short cassock
• Apryl - a first name
• apses - plural of "apse", an extreme point in an orbit; a part of a church
• apsis - an extreme point in an orbit; an apse
• apsos - plural of "apso", a Lhasa Apso, a kind of dog
• aptal - a Gypsy people of northern Syria
• apter - more fitting
• aptha - aphtha, a speck, flake or blister on the mucous membrane characteristic of some diseases
• aptic - of or referring to an aptitude
• aptly - fittingly
• aptos - a town in California
• apuan - of Apua
• apure - a town and river in Venezuela
• aqaba - a port city in Jordan and a gulf in the Red Sea
• Aqeel - a first name
• aquae - plural of "aqua", meaning water
• aquas - plural of "aqua", meaning water or a blue color
• aquia - a town in Peru
• Aquil - a first name
• araba - a Turkish oxcart; a howling monkey
• arabi - a town in Georgia, USA
• arabs - plural of "Arab"
• araby - Arabia
• araca - a Brazilian timber tree; a town in Bolivia
• arace - to tear up by the roots
• arack - fermented palm juice
• arada - plowed land
• arafs - plural of "araf", the Islamic purgatory
• arago - a town in southern France
• arain - a spider; a Muslim people of the Punjab
• araka - a carriage drawn by an ox or horse
• arake - raked
• araks - a river in Armenia; plural of "arak", an areca nut, a Middle Eastern distilled wine flavored with aniseed
• Aralt - a first name
• aralu - the Babylonian abode of the dead
• arame - an edible brown seaweed
• aramu - a first name; a town in Syria
• arani - a town in Bolivia
• arara - the Brazilian macaw; an Australian bird; a town in Papua New Guinea
• arars - plural of "arar", North African timber tree
• araru - arrowroot
• Arash - a first name
• Arata - a first name
• Arati - a first name
• araxa - a town in Brazil
• araua - a group of Indian people of western Brazil
• arawa - a Maori people of New Zealand; a canoe
• arawe - a town in Papua New Guinea
• araya - a South American cape
• Arazw - a first name
• arbas - plural of "arba", a Tartar covered wagon
• arbat - a Buddhist monk
• Arbaz - a first name
• Arbel - a first name
• Arben - a first name
• arber - the throat or gullet
• arbid - arbitrary
• arbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
• arbor - a tree genus; a bower
• arcae - plural of "arca", an ancient chest or coffer
• arcas - plural of "arca", an ancient chest or coffer
• arced - curved
• arcen - a town in the Netherlands
• arche - in Greek philosophy, a substance or primal element
• archi - a language of the Caucausus
• Archy - a first name
• arcot - a town in India
• arcus - any anatomical arch; an arch-shaped cloud
• ardab - a unit of volume in Egypt of about 5.5 bushels
• Ardah - a first name
• Ardal - a first name
• ardea - the heron genus; a town in northern Italy
• ardeb - a unit of volume in Egypt of about 5.5 bushels
• ardee - a town in Eire
• arden - a first name; a forest in Warwickshire
• arder - plowing tilth
• ardes - an Egyptian unit of volume of about 5.5 bushels
• Ardia - a first name
• Ardie - a first name
• ardil - a fiber from groundnuts
• Ardin - a first name
• Ardis - a first name
• ardja - a Balinese dance
• ardle - a British river
• Ardly - a first name
• Ardon - a first name
• ardor - a first name; passion
• Ardra - a first name
• ardri - the high king in ancient Ireland
• Ardys - a first name
• aread - to divine; to advise
• areae - plural of "area", referring to a section of the brain
• areal - superficial; related to area
• arean - of or related to the god Ares or the planet Mars
• arear - in the rear
• areas - plural of "area", a region; measurement of two dimensional space
• areca - a betel nut palm
• Areck - a first name
• aredd - declared; to counsel
• arede - to counsel; to declare
• areed - to interpret; to advise
• areek - reeking, stinking
• Areen - a first name
• arefy - to dry up
• areia - a first name; Athena
• areic - pertaining to a region contributing little surface drainage
• Arela - a first name
• Areli - a first name
• Aremu - a first name
• arena - a performance ring
• Arend - a first name
• arene - a first name; an aromatic hydrocarbon
• areng - the sago palm
• arepa - a kind of Colombian corn cake
• arere - arear
• Arese - a first name
• arest - a spear support; a variant of "arrest"
• Aresu - a first name
• Areta - a first name
• arete - a first name; a sharp mountain ridge; excellence or valor
• arets - entrusts; adjudges; imputes
• arett - to entrust
• argal - crude tartar; argol; mocking variation of "ergo"; a wild Asian sheep
• argan - a Moroccan spiny evergreen tree, used for timber and nuts
• argas - a genus of ticks
• argel - African plants whose leaves are used to adulterate senna; another name for Algiers
• Argeo - a first name
• arges - a river in Romania
• argia - a first name; the mother of Argus
• argid - silvery; a kind of sawfly
• argie - an Argentinian
• argil - potter's earth
• argle - to argue
• argob - a biblical place
• argol - crude tartar; dung used as fuel
• argon - a noble gas
• argos - a first name; a city in Greece; the shipwright who built Jason's ship Argo; Odysseus's dog, which recognized him in disguise
• argot - slang; idiom; jargon; cant; lingo
• argue - to dispute
• argun - a first name; a former town in former Chechnya; a river in China
• argus - a first name; watchful; a pheasant; a many-eyed monster, and founder of Argos
• arhar - the pigeon pea
• arhat - a Buddhist who has attained nirvana; a lohan
• arhus - a city in Denmark
• Arial - a first name
• arian - a first name; a sectarian; an Aryan; referring to the heresy of Arius
• arias - a first name; plural of "aria", a musical air; a tune
• arica - a first name; a seaport city in northern Chile; a consciousness-raising system from Chile
• Arich - a first name
• Arick - a first name
• Arics - a first name
• arida - a town in Lebanon
• Arieh - a first name
• ariel - a first name; a sprite; a gazelle; a bird
• Arien - a first name
• aries - a first name; a Zodiac sign; the constellation of the ram
• Ariez - a first name
• Arife - a first name
• ariha - another name for Jericho
• Arija - a first name
• Arika - a first name
• Arild - a first name
• arils - plural of "aril", an outer seed cover
• Arina - a first name
• Arinn - a first name
• arioi - a Tahitian cult
• arion - a first name; a genus of snail; a poet of Lesbos
• ariot - riotously
• Arisa - a first name
• arise - to ascend; to get up; to come up
• arish - an arrish, a stubble field
• arist - a variant of "ariseth"
• arity - the number of arguments a function or operator requires
• Aritz - a first name
• arius - the propounder of the heresy that Christ was not consubstantial with God the Father
• Ariya - a first name
• Ariza - a first name
• Arize - a first name
• arjan - a tropical Asian tree whose bark is used for tanning
• Arjen - a first name
• arjun - a first name; a tropical Asian tree whose bark is used for tanning
• arkab - a constellation
• Arkan - a first name
• arked - put into an ark
• arkie - the computer game maker's award, similar to the Oscar; a migrant worker from Arkansas
• Arkin - a first name
• Arkyn - a first name
• Arlan - a first name
• Arlea - a first name
• arled - gave a preliminary payment for something
• Arlee - a first name
• Arlen - a first name
• arles - a first name; earnest money on engagement; a city in France
• Arlet - a first name
• arley - a first name; a town in Alabama
• Arlie - a first name
• Arlin - a first name
• Arlis - a first name
• arlon - a first name; a town in Belgium
• Arlyn - a first name
• Armad - a first name
• Arman - a first name
• armed - equipped; having arms
• armen - a first name; a native of Armenia
• armer - one that arms
• armet - a medieval helmet with a visor
• armil - the insignia of royalty; a bracelet
• Armin - a first name
• Armon - a first name
• armor - body protection
• armoy - a town in Northern Ireland
• Arnab - a first name
• arnas - plural of "arna", a wild Indian water buffalo
• Arnat - a first name
• Arndt - a first name
• arneb - a star in the constellation of Lepus
• arnee - the Indian buffalo
• Arnel - a first name
• Arnet - a first name
• Arney - a first name
• Arnie - a first name
• Arnis - a first name
• Arnny - a first name
• Arnoe - a first name
• arnol - a town in the Outer Hebrides
• Arnon - a first name
• arnot - a first name; the pignut; a town in Pennsylvania
• Arnou - a first name
• arnut - the earthnut
• aroar - uproariously
• aroba - an old Spanish weight; variant of "araba", a Turkish oxcart
• arobe - a unit of weight in Paraguay of about 25.3 pounds
• arock - a town in Oregon
• aroer - a biblical place
• Aroha - a first name
• aroid - a plant allied to the arum
• aroma - a scent; a town in Bolivia
• aromo - the aroma plant
• arona - a first name; a town in Pennsylvania
• Aroni - a first name
• Arooj - a first name
• aroon - darling
• aroph - an old fashioned term for various medical remedies
• arosa - a resort town in Switzerland, visited by Conan Doyle
• arose - got up; came up; ascended
• arpad - a first name; a biblical place
• arpee - "RP" or "received pronunciation", a style of English; a future dialect imagined by Will Self in "The Book of Dave"
• arpen - arpent, a French unit of area
• arque - a town in Bolivia
• arrah - an Indian lentil; a town in India; an Irish interjection of excitement; but
• arran - a first name; an island in southwest Scotland
• arras - a tapestry; a town in France; in Spanish law, a husband's wedding gift to his wife
• arrau - a large Amazon turtle
• array - a range; a set of objects; in computing, a list or table of numbers
• Arren - a first name
• arret - a court order; an authoritative decision
• arrgh - an expression of disgust or annoyance
• arrha - earnest money
• Arria - a first name
• Arric - a first name
• arrie - a first name; a murre or auk
• Arrik - a first name
• Arrio - a first name
• arris - a sharp edge
• Arroj - a first name
• Arron - a first name
• arrow - a metal-tipped shaft shot from a bow
• arroz - a kind of rice
• Arryo - a first name
• arsed - having buttocks of the given number, size, shape, or odor
• Arsen - a first name
• arses - plural of "arsis"; plural of "arse"
• arset - backwards; reversed
• arsey - impudent
• arsis - vocal inflection; a weak beat; in music, the upbeat
• arsle - to move backward; the anus
• arson - malicious fire setting
• artal - plural of "rotl"
• Artan - a first name
• artar - ash
• artas - a village in Palestine
• Artek - a first name
• artel - a Russian guild; a unit of weight in Morocco, of about 1.1 pounds; plural of "rotl"
• artem - a first name; a town in far eastern Russia
• arter - a dialectical form of "after"
• artes - plural of "arte", an obsolete form of "art"
• Artha - a first name
• Arthi - a first name
• artic - an articulated truck or bus
• Artie - a first name
• Artin - a first name
• Artis - a first name
• artly - with skill or style
• Artor - a first name
• artow - a contracted form of "art thou"
• artro - a first name; a British river
• Artse - a first name
• artsy - pretentious; flowery
• Artur - a first name
• Artus - a first name
• aruac - arhuaco
• aruba - a resort island in the Caribbean
• aruke - the starchy rhizome of the brake
• arulo - an artificial language created for a specific purpose
• arums - plural of "arum", a lily
• Aruna - a first name
• Aruns - a first name
• Arupa - a first name
• arura - aroura
• arusa - a small Indian shrub whose leaves yield a yellow dye
• arvad - a first name; another name for Arwad
• Arvah - a first name
• arval - a first name; pertaining to plowed land; a cake; an "arval supper" celebrates an inheritance
• Arvel - a first name
• Arven - a first name
• Arvey - a first name
• Arvid - a first name
• Arvie - a first name
• arvin - a first name; the Army of the Republic of Vietnam
• Arvon - a first name
• arvos - plural of "arvo", an afternoon
• arwad - a town in Syria
• Arwel - a first name
• Arwen - a first name
• Arwin - a first name
• Arwyn - a first name
• aryan - Indo European
• Aryeh - a first name
• Aryel - a first name
• aryls - plural of "aryl", a univalent radical
• arzan - a first name; a town in Bulgaria
• arzew - a town in Algeria
• Arzoo - a first name
• arzun - a first name; a town in Lebanon; a cereal
• Asaad - a first name
• asado - barbecue
• Asafa - a first name
• asahi - a town in Japan
• Asaid - a first name
• asale - on sale
• asama - a volcano on the island of Honshu
• Asami - a first name
• asana - a posture in yoga
• Asano - a first name
• Asaph - a first name
• asarh - a month of the Hindu year
• asars - plural of "asar", an esker; a gravel ridge
• ascan - of an ascus
• ascii - dwellers on the Equator; a computer character code
• ascob - a cocker spaniel of Any Solid Color Other than Black
• ascon - a type of sponge with canals leading directly to the paragaster
• ascot - a first name; a tie; an English town and horse race site
• ascus - a spore case
• asdic - a submarine detection method
• asean - the Association of South East Asian Nations
• asebu - an African kingdom
• Aseel - a first name
• asene - a part participle of "asee"
• Ashah - a first name
• asham - a Jamaican powdered confection of ground brown sugar and crushed roasted corn
• Ashar - a first name
• Ashby - a first name
• ashed - converted into ash
• ashen - pale
• asher - a first name; a Biblical tribe
• ashes - plural of "ash", remnants after burning
• ashet - a large serving dish for meat
• Ashia - a first name
• Ashin - a first name
• ashir - a first name; variant of "Ashur", the god of the Assyrians
• Ashis - a first name
• Ashla - a first name
• Ashli - a first name
• Ashly - a first name
• Ashon - a first name
• Ashor - a first name
• ashot - a first name; a king of Armenia
• ashur - a first name; an Assyrian god; one of the leading cities of Assyria
• Asiah - a first name
• Asiak - a first name
• asian - a first name; asiatic
• aside - apart; to the side
• Asier - a first name
• Asifa - a first name
• Asiff - a first name
• asile - asylum
• Asima - a first name
• Asiri - a first name
• Asish - a first name
• Asius - a first name
• askam - a town in England
• askar - a first name; a native infantryman in the Moroccan army
• asked - inquired; invited
• asker - a water newt; an inviter; an inquirer; a town in Norway
• askew - awry
• Askia - a first name
• askip - skipping
• askja - a volcano
• askos - an oil jar in ancient Greece; a leather bag
• Aslak - a first name
• Aslan - a first name
• Aslin - a first name
• aslug - sluggishly
• Asmaa - a first name
• asmar - a town in Afghanistan
• asmat - an Indo-Pacific language; an Indonesian tribe
• asmot - a coastal area of New Guinea
• Asmus - a first name
• asnen - a European lake
• asoak - sodden
• asoka - a first name; a showy tree of tropical Asia; a Buddhist king of India
• Asoke - a first name
• asolo - a town in Italy
• Asoma - a first name
• Aspar - a first name
• aspen - the trembling poplar
• asper - a small silver Turkish coin; rough or rugged
• aspic - a savory meat jelly; a 12 pound cannon; lavender
• aspie - a sufferer of Asperger's syndrome
• aspis - a genus of vipers
• aspro - a prostitute; a European cape
• Asril - a first name
• Asror - a first name
• assab - a Red Sea port in Eritrea
• Assad - a first name
• Assaf - a first name
• assai - enough; a musical term meaning "very" or "extremely"; a South American palm tree
• assam - an Indian province; a kind of tea
• Assan - a first name
• assay - an analysis
• assed - acted like an ass; having buttocks of the specified shape, number, color or smell
• Assef - a first name
• Assem - a first name
• assen - a first name; a town in the Netherlands
• asser - a thin lath
• asses - acts like an ass; plural of "ass", a donkey
• asset - a possession; a positive quality
• assez - a musical notation meaning "enough"
• Assia - a first name
• Assie - a first name
• assis - refers to a sitting animal in heraldry; a town in Brazil
• assle - the anus
• asson - a calabash rattle
• assos - a town in Turkey
• assot - to infatuate; to make an ass of
• assur - a first name; the supreme national god of Assyria
• assus - a town in Anatolia
• astay - a cable direction
• astel - a dam; a splinter; a ceiling
• Asten - a first name
• aster - a first name; a flowering plant
• Astin - a first name
• astir - alert
• aston - a first name; astonished; an English town
• Astra - a first name
• astre - a hearth or home
• Astri - a first name
• Astro - a first name
• astun - to stun; astone; a town in Spain
• astur - the genus of goshawks
• asuck - sucking
• asura - in the Rig Veda, an enemy of the gods
• asuri - a dialect of the Munda languages of India
• aswad - a first name; an Asian cape
• aswan - a place in Egypt, site of a dam on the Nile
• asway - swinging
• aswim - afloat; swimming
• Aswin - a first name
• Aswyn - a first name
• asyla - plural of "asylum"
• asylo - a sort of currency based on the vouchers given by the UK to asylum seekers
• async - asynchronous
• asyut - a town in Egypt, the ancient city of Lycopolis
• atajo - a corral
• atake - to overtake
• atala - a first name; a village in India
• atami - a town in Japan
• ataps - plural of "atap", the Nipa palm tree
• Atara - a first name
• atari - the sorry state of a go stone which has only a single "liberty" or breathing spot left, vulnerable to capture in one move
• Atavi - a first name
• ataxy - disorder
• atchi - the Caucasian ibex
• atele - a variant of "atel", meaning "terrible"
• atelo - a town in Togo
• Atera - a first name
• aters - plural of "ater", a variant of "atter", meaning poison
• atfih - a town in Egypt
• Athan - a first name
• athar - a first name; attar
• athel - a first name; a nobleman; ancestry; a kind of tree
• Athie - a first name
• athol - a first name; a town in Pennsylvania
• athos - a first name; one of the Three Musketeers; a holy mountain in Greece where no women are allowed
• Athra - a first name
• atico - a town in Peru
• Atida - a first name
• Atifa - a first name
• Atiku - a first name
• Atila - a first name
• atilt - on edge; tilted
• Atima - a first name
• atimy - public disgrace
• Atina - a first name
• Atiya - a first name
• atjeh - Aceh
• atlas - a first name; a Titan; a moth; a map book
• Atlea - a first name
• atled - in mathematics, a name for the upside-down delta symbol
• atlee - a first name; the athel tree
• Atley - a first name
• atlin - a lake in North America
• atluk - a seal's breathing hole in the ice
• atman - a first name; the Buddhist ego
• atmas - plural of "atma", the individual soul in Hinduism
• atmos - theatrical atmosphere
• atnah - an Indian tribe; a character used in Hebrew to divide biblical verses
• Atner - a first name
• atocs - plural of "atoc", a species of skunk
• atoke - the anterior sexless part of certain worms
• atoks - plural of "atok", a species of skunk
• atole - a kind of gruel or corn porridge favored by the Aztecs
• atoll - a coral island
• atome - a variant of "atom"
• atoms - plural of "atom", the smallest unit of an element that retain its chemical properties
• atomy - an atom; a skeleton; a pygmy; a small, thin or deformed person
• atone - to expiate
• atony - debility; lethargy
• atopy - a type of allergy in which the reaction site is distant from the contact site
• atour - over
• atrak - an Asian river
• atras - behind
• atria - a star; plural of "atrium", a lobby, antechamber, or cavity
• Atrie - a first name
• atrip - anchor aweigh
• Atser - a first name
• attal - variant of "attle", mine refuse
• attap - atap, the nipa palm, often used for thatching
• attar - a fragrant rose oil
• attas - plural of "atta", a leaf-cutting ant
• atter - corrupt matter from a sore; a tongue coating
• attic - Athenian; a garret
• attid - salticid
• Attie - a first name
• attis - a first name; a Greek god of beauty, growth and fertility
• attle - mine refuse
• attry - venomous; malignant
• atuel - a river in Argentina
• atule - the akule, the big-eyed scad
• Atwar - a first name
• Atyaf - a first name
• atyra - a town in Paraguay
• auana - a Europeanized style of hula dancing
• Auban - a first name
• Auben - a first name
• Aubie - a first name
• aubin - a first name; a Canterbury gallop
• Aubra - a first name
• Aubre - a first name
• Aubri - a first name
• Aubry - a first name
• aucan - araucanian
• aucht - property; possession
• audad - aoudad
• Auden - a first name
• audie - a first name; the Audiobook Publisher's equivalent to the Oscar award
• audio - referring to sound
• audit - to examine accounts; to listen in
• Audon - a first name
• Audra - a first name
• Audre - a first name
• Audri - a first name
• Audry - a first name
• Audun - a first name
• aueto - a Tupian people of the Xingu river basin
• aufin - an old name for the bishop in chess
• augen - a first name; plural of "auge", an elliptical or lens-shaped aggregate
• auger - a drill
• auget - an explosive charge for mining
• Auggy - a first name
• aught - zero
• Augie - a first name
• augur - a seer
• Auina - a first name
• Aukai - a first name
• aulae - plural of "aula", a Roman hall; the anterior part of the third brain ventricle
• aulas - plural of "aula", a Roman hall; the anterior part of the third brain ventricle
• aulic - pertaining to a royal court
• Aulii - a first name
• aulis - a harbor in Boeotia, visited by Iphigenia
• auloi - plural of "aulos", a Greek woodwind musical instrument
• aulon - a town in Albania, now called Vlore
• aulos - a Greek double reed woodwind instrument
• aumil - an Indian tax collector
• aunes - plural of "aune", an ell, a French measurement of cloth
• aunts - plural of "aunt", a parental sister
• aunty - auntie
• aurae - plural of "aura", an emanation
• aural - a first name; exhalation
• aurar - plural of "eyrir", an aluminum bronze coin of Iceland
• auras - plural of "aura", an emanation
• Aurea - a first name
• aurei - Roman gold coins; plural of "aureus"
• Aurek - a first name
• Aurel - a first name
• aures - a mountain in Algeria; plural of "auris", the ear
• Aurey - a first name
• Auria - a first name
• auric - golden
• Aurie - a first name
• aurin - a first name; a golden red dye
• auris - the ear
• aurox - aurochs
• aurum - gold
• Ausaf - a first name
• aushi - a language
• Ausra - a first name
• aussi - an Australian
• autel - an "automobile hotel", more commonly called a motel
• autem - a church
• autos - plural of "auto", an automobile
• Autry - a first name
• Autum - a first name
• autun - a kind of cheese; a town in France
• Auvit - a first name
• auwai - an irrigation channel
• auxin - a substance used to regulate plant growth
• Avada - a first name
• avahi - the wooly lemur
• avail - benefit; result
• Avais - a first name
• avale - to let fall; to sink
• avals - plural of "aval", an endorsement on a bill
• avant - culturally or stylistically new
• avanu - a water serpent design common in Southwest Native American art
• avare - a town in Brazil
• Avari - a first name
• avars - plural of "avar", an ethnic group of Eastern people found in the Caucasus
• Avary - a first name
• avast - stop
• aveba - a town in Congo
• Aveen - a first name
• avels - plural of "avel", an awn of barley
• avena - a first name; a genus of grasses to which oats belong
• avens - the herb bennet
• Avent - a first name
• Avern - a first name
• avers - affirms
• avert - to avoid; to turn away
• Avery - a first name
• avgas - gasoline for airplanes
• avian - a first name; birdlike
• Avice - a first name
• Avick - a first name
• Aviel - a first name
• avila - a Spanish city famous only for St Theresa
• avile - to abase
• avine - avian
• avion - a first name; an airplane
• avior - a star
• avisa - news; advice
• avise - to advise
• aviso - a dispatch boat; advice
• Aviva - a first name
• Avivi - a first name
• Aviya - a first name
• avize - to advise
• Avner - a first name
• Avnit - a first name
• avoca - a town in Pennsylvania; a town in Ireland
• avoid - to shun
• avoke - to call from; to call back again
• avola - a town in Italy
• avoue - a French lawyer
• avows - affirms
• Avram - a first name
• Avrel - a first name
• Avril - a first name
• Avrim - a first name
• Avrin - a first name
• Avrit - a first name
• Avrom - a first name
• Avrum - a first name
• Avtar - a first name
• avyze - to advise
• awabi - an abalone
• awacs - an acronym: "Advanced Warning And Control System", a surveillance plane
• awaft - wafting; adrift
• await - to tarry; to expect
• awaji - a town in Japan
• awake - alert; conscious
• awane - waning
• Awani - a first name
• award - a prize
• aware - mindful; conscious
• awarn - to warn
• awarp - cast down
• awash - a first name; nearly submerged; a town in Ethiopia
• awave - waving
• aways - a considerable distance; plural of "away", a nonlocal person
• awbeg - a British river
• awdls - plural of "awdl", a Welsh ode
• aweek - per week
• aweel - well, then
• aweil - a town in Sudan
• awest - westward
• aweto - the mummified body of a caterpillar killed by a fungus, useful for black dye
• awfly - a variant of "awfully"
• awful - terrible; very
• awhir - whirring
• awing - on the wing
• awink - winking
• awiwi - a Hawaiian flowering plant
• awkly - awkwardly
• awmry - an ambry, a recess for church vessels
• awned - having awns; bearded
• awner - a machine for removing awns from grain
• awnie - bearded
• awoke - roused
• awork - in an active state
• Axell - a first name
• axels - plural of "axel", a jump in figure skating
• axers - plural of "axer", one who axes
• axial - along the axis
• axile - on the same axis
• Axill - a first name
• axils - plural of "axil", the angle between the upper part of a leaf and the supporting stem
• axine - relating to or resembling the axis deer
• axing - present participle of "ax"
• axins - plural of "axin", a cochineal ointment
• axiom - an assumed truth
• axion - a hypothetical subatomic neutral particle with no spin
• axite - a propellant; a branch
• axled - having a spindle
• axles - plural of "axle", an axis; spindle
• axman - a man wielding an axe
• axmen - plural of "axman", a man wielding an axe
• axoid - of or relating to the axis vertebra
• axone - an axon
• axons - plural of "axon", the central processe of a neuron
• Axton - a first name
• Ayaan - a first name
• Ayaaz - a first name
• ayabe - a town in Japan
• ayahs - plural of "ayah", an Indian nurse
• Ayako - a first name
• Ayala - a first name
• Ayame - a first name
• Ayana - a first name
• Ayash - a first name
• Aydan - a first name
• Ayden - a first name
• aydin - a first name; a city in western Turkey
• ayein - a variant of "ayeins", again or back against
• ayelp - howling
• Ayers - a first name
• aygre - eager
• Ayham - a first name
• Ayhan - a first name
• ayial - an Indian vegetable ragout
• Ayide - a first name
• Ayina - a first name
• ayins - plural of "ayin", a Hebrew letter
• Ayisa - a first name
• Ayken - a first name
• Aykin - a first name
• Aykut - a first name
• Aylee - a first name
• aylet - a crow
• Aylia - a first name
• Aylie - a first name
• Aylin - a first name
• ayllu - a sib or clan of Inca society
• Aymen - a first name
• Aymer - a first name
• Aymil - a first name
• Aymon - a first name
• Aynor - a first name
• Aynur - a first name
• Ayoka - a first name
• ayond - beyond
• ayont - beyond
• ayoub - a first name, the Arabic form of "Job"
• ayous - obeche
• ayrab - a derisive term for an Arab
• ayran - a dessert of diluted yogurt
• Ayrel - a first name
• ayres - a first name; plural of "ayr", an old spelling of "air"
• ayrie - an eyrie
• Aysel - a first name
• aysen - a province in Chile
• Aysha - a first name
• Ayshe - a first name
• Aysia - a first name
• Ayson - a first name
• Aytac - a first name
• aytch - variant of "aitch", the letter "H"
• Ayten - a first name
• ayton - a town in England
• aytos - a town in Bulgaria
• Aytul - a first name
• Aytza - a first name
• Ayubu - a first name
• Ayumi - a first name
• ayuru - a language of the Amazon
• ayuyu - a crab of Guam
• Ayyub - a first name
• Ayzan - a first name
• Azael - a first name
• Azami - a first name
• azans - plural of "azan", a Muslim call to prayer
• azapa - a river in Chile
• Azaya - a first name
• azeri - a native of Azerbaijan
• azers - plural of "Azer", an Azeri, a native of Azerbaijan
• Azhar - a first name
• Azher - a first name
• Aziah - a first name
• Azibo - a first name
• azide - a type of chemical compound
• azido - relating to the univalent chemical group N3
• azine - a type of chemical compound
• Azita - a first name
• Aziza - a first name
• Azize - a first name
• Azizi - a first name
• azlon - a textile fiber
• Azmat - a first name
• azoch - a variant of "azoth"; an alchemical panacea; mercury
• azofy - to nonsymbiotically fixate atmospheric nitrogen in soil
• azoic - devoid of life; the geologic period when there was no life
• azole - a type of chemical compound
• azols - plural of "azol", a photographic developer compound
• azons - plural of "azon", a radio-controlled aerial bomb
• Azora - a first name
• azote - nitrogen
• azoth - an alchemical panacea; mercury
• Azouz - a first name
• azoxy - related to or containing the chemical group -N(O)=N-.
• azrou - a town in Morocco
• Aztec - a group of Central American Indians
• Azuba - a first name
• Azura - a first name
• azure - a first name; a blue color
• azurn - blue
• azury - blue
• azusa - a town in California
• Azwar - a first name
• azygy - the state of being unpaired
• azyme - unleavened bread
• azyms - plural of "azym", a variant of "azyme", unleavened bread
• Azzam - a first name
• baaad - an exaggerated spelling of "bad", signifying "amazing" or "outstanding"
• baals - plural of "baal", a false god
• baana - the buttocks
• baath - a Syrian political party, currently THE Syrian political party
• Babah - a first name
• Babai - a first name
• Babak - a first name
• babal - a town in Yemen
• baban - a first name; a Kurdish principality
• babao - a town in China
• babar - a first name; the first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty; an Indonesian island
• babas - plural of "baba", a rum cake
• babau - in the Languedoc, the name of a monster that scares little children
• babbo - daddy; father
• babby - a first name; a baby
• babee - a member of a Persian sect
• Babek - a first name
• babel - a tower; din; confusion
• baber - the first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty
• babes - plural of "babe", a baby; an attractive young woman
• Babet - a first name
• babka - a coffee cake
• baboo - an Indian clerk; a Hindu gentleman
• Babsy - a first name
• babul - a North African acacia tree
• babur - first emperor of the Indian Mogul dynasty
• babus - plural of "babu", an Indian clerk or bureaucrat
• bacao - a town in Brazil
• bacau - a city in eastern Romania
• bacca - a berry; tobacco
• bacco - tobacco
• baccy - tobacco
• bache - a first name; the valley of a small stream
• bachs - plural of "bach", an affectionate term of address
• bachu - a town in western China
• bacis - a sacred bull
• backs - reverse sides; supports; moves backwards
• backy - tobacco; a privy
• bacne - the severe back acne caused by using steroids
• bacon - something to be saved; the first word in BLT's
• bacuf - an English town
• badak - a Javan rhinoceros
• Badal - a first name
• badan - a Siberian plant whose roots are used for tanning
• baddy - a bad person
• Badea - a first name
• baden - a first name; a division of Germany, and a spa resort town there
• bader - a town in Illinois
• badge - a sign or medallion
• badia - a first name; an Italian monastery or abbey
• Badih - a first name
• badis - a genus of small freshwater fishes
• Badja - a first name
• badju - a Malay short jacket
• badly - poorly; very much
• badme - a town in Eritrea
• badon - a mountain in southern England, and site of a battle between King Arthur and the Saxons
• badot - silly
• Badra - a first name
• Badri - a first name
• baels - plural of "bael", the fruit of a thorny Indian tree
• baeza - a town in Ecuador
• bafan - clumsy
• baffs - strikes under a golf ball
• baffy - an old golf club
• bafou - a language
• bafta - a coarse cotton material made in India
• bafts - plural of "baft", an oriental fabric
• bagac - apitong
• bagan - a town in Burma
• bagdi - a member of a caste of field laborers of Bangladesh
• bagel - a kind of hard roll in the shape of a doughnut
• baggy - loose fitting; a British style of dance music
• Bagha - a first name
• bagio - a baguio
• baglo - a baggala, a two-masted trading boat of the Indian Ocean
• Bagot - a first name
• bagre - a catfish of Spanish American waters
• bagsy - "dibs", claiming priority for some object; shapeless
• bagua - a town in Peru
• bague - the ring of an annulated column
• Bahaa - a first name
• bahai - a follower of Bahaism
• baham - the star Theta Pegasi
• bahan - a poplar or willow
• bahar - a first name; an Arabic unit of weight of about 350 pounds
• bahau - a Dayak people of northern Borneo; a river in Borneo
• bahay - a house
• Baher - a first name
• bahia - a first name; a seaport of Brazil; a town in Argentina
• Bahni - a first name
• Bahri - a first name
• bahts - plural of "baht", a monetary unit of Thailand
• bahun - a high caste in Nepal
• bahur - a young unmarried man
• bahut - a medieval French ornamented chest for household goods; a course of masonry
• baiae - an ancient city near Naples
• baiao - a town in Brazil
• baiga - an aboriginal people living in the hills of India
• baiji - a town in Iraq; the Yangtse river dolphin
• Baila - a first name
• baile - a social gathering for dancing; a cry to combatants
• bails - cricket props; empties water from a boat; pays a bond; jumps out
• Baily - a first name
• baing - making sounds like a sheep
• baioc - a minor copper coin of the Papal States, equal to 1/100 of a scudo
• baion - a slow sensual Brazilian dance
• baira - a beira, a small antelope of Somalia
• Baird - a first name
• bairn - a child
• bairo - a small antelope
• bairu - a member of the peasant segment of the population of Ankole in Uganda
• baisa - a monetary unit of Oman
• baist - baste
• baith - both
• baits - lures; annoys
• baiza - a monetary unit of Oman
• baize - a coarse cloth
• bajan - a freshman; a native of Barbados
• bajau - a Malay people of Borneo
• bajee - a native of Barbados
• bajie - a native of Barbados
• bajil - a town in Yemen
• bajra - pearl millet
• bajri - pearl millet
• Bajro - a first name
• bajus - a town in France; plural of "baju", a short Malayan jacket
• bakal - an Oriental tradesman
• baked - cooked
• baken - a first name; a past participle of "bake"; a buoy; a beacon
• baker - a first name; a bread maker
• bakes - cooks; hardens; parches
• bakey - a baked potato
• bakic - a town in Azerbaijan
• bakie - a square wooden vessel; a baked potato
• bakki - a town in Iceland
• bakky - slang for tobacco
• Bakli - a first name
• Bakri - a first name
• baksr - a town in India, the site of a famous battle
• bakue - a language
• balad - a town in Iraq
• Balak - a first name
• Balal - a first name
• balam - a supernatural being in Malayan religion
• Balan - a first name
• balao - the halfbeak, a marine fish of the tropical western Atlantic
• balas - a variety of spinel ruby; an orange ruby color
• balbi - a first name; a mountain peak on the Solomon Islands
• balbo - a first name; a massive flight formation of hundreds of aircraft
• baldr - Baldur, a Norse god
• balds - becomes bald; plural of "bald", a bald spot, a bald eagle
• baldy - a bald person
• baled - in bundles
• balei - a town in Belgium; a town in Burma
• baler - a farming machine that bales hay
• bales - plural of "bale", a bundle
• Balil - a first name
• Balin - a first name
• balkh - a town of Afghanistan
• balks - refuses; impedes
• balky - apt to stop suddenly; contrary
• balla - someone rich from crime; a town in Eire
• ballo - a first name; a musical term meaning a kind of dance
• balls - an exclamation; plural of "ball", a sphere; a testicle; a dance party
• Ballu - a first name
• bally - a noisy uproar; a town in India; an adjective of indeterminate meaning, suggesting "crazy", "odd", "damned"
• balms - plural of "balm", a salve; an ointment
• balmy - fragrant
• balon - a balloon
• baloo - the Bear; a lullaby
• balop - a balopticon, a device for projecting images into a TV camera; a card
• balor - the Celtic god of death
• balot - opium
• balow - a lullaby
• balsa - a first name; a light wood
• balta - a first name; a town in North Dakota
• balti - a town in Moldova; a Tibetan people of northern Kashmir; spicy northern Pakistani cuisine; Baltimore
• balts - plural of "Balt", a native of the Baltic republics
• balun - an electrical device to convert a balanced to unbalanced line, and vice versa
• balus - plural of "balu", a bear
• balut - a Philippine delicacy of duck eggs boiled just before they would hatch
• bamah - a high place that serves as a sanctuary
• bamba - a foot-tapping Mexican couple dance
• bambi - a first name; a film faun
• bambs - plural of "bamb", an amphetamine
• Bamby - a first name
• bamei - a town in China
• bamia - okra
• Bamir - a first name
• bamma - a rural person; someone who is not hip
• bammy - marijuana; a pancake made of cassava flour
• banak - a Central American timber tree; a town in Norway
• banal - trite; metaphorically tepid
• banat - a Hungarian province
• banba - a poetic name for Ireland
• banca - a small boat used in the Philippines
• banco - bank money; a bet in certain gambling games
• bancs - plural of "banc", the judge's bench
• banda - a thatched house of central Africa; a tribe of central Africa; a city in Indonesia; a poor ghetto child
• bandh - in India, a general protest suspension of work and business
• Bandi - a first name
• bando - a Burmese fighting system; a sport similar to hurling; a band geek
• bands - decorates with flexible strips of material; plural of "band", a ring; a tie; a musical group
• bandy - crooked; to throw to and fro
• banen - a language
• banes - plural of "bane", a poison; a nemesis
• banff - a town in Canada and in Scotland
• banga - a spherical baked-clay water jar of the Philippines
• bange - to lounge about or loaf
• bangi - a town in Afghanistan
• bango - an East African grass used for thatch
• bangs - explosions; hair over the forehead
• bangy - banghy, a porter's shoulder yoke in India
• banha - a town in Egypt
• bania - banyan
• banig - petate; a Philippine mat of dried palm leaves or grass
• banis - plural of "bani", a Romanian coin
• banji - a type of marijuana from the Middle East
• banjo - a musical instrument
• banka - a small boat used in the Philippines
• banks - plural of "bank", an embankment; a monetary depository
• Banky - a first name
• banna - a language; a young man or woman
• banns - the public announcement of an impending marriage
• bannu - a town in Pakistan
• banny - a first name; a minnow
• banon - a kind of cheese
• banos - a town in Ecuador
• Bansi - a first name
• banta - a town in Somalia
• bants - adopts a slimming diet
• bantu - an African ethnic group
• banty - a bantam; saucy or impudent
• Bantz - a first name
• banus - a province
• banwy - a British river
• banya - an Indian drum, bigger than a tabla
• Bapsy - a first name
• bapus - plural of "bapu", a father or spiritual father in India
• baqaa - a town in Jordan
• Baqer - a first name
• Baqir - a first name
• barad - a unit of measurement of pressure
• barak - a first name; a captain
• baram - a first name; a river in Borneo
• barat - berat; a violent squall in the Philippines
• Barba - a first name
• barbe - a first name; warhorse armor; a nun's kerchief
• Barbi - a first name
• Barbo - a first name
• barbs - plural of "barb", a hook; a sticker
• Barby - a first name
• barca - a district in Libya; a boat or barge
• barco - a town in North Carolina
• barde - a first name; horse armor
• bardo - a first name; the intermediate astral state of the soul after death and before rebirth
• bards - plural of "bard", a poet
• bardy - bold, audacious, defiant; an edible wood grub
• bared - unclothed
• baren - a pad of twisted cord covered with paper used to transmit pressure when making prints
• barer - more bare
• bares - unveils; reveals
• baret - a first name; a cardinal's cap
• bareu - a language
• barff - to apply an anti-corrosion coating to steel
• barfs - vomits
• barfy - disgusting
• barga - a town in Tibet
• barge - to push ahead or into; a scow; a unit of weight
• baria - baryta; princewood; a former Indian state, a river in Venezuela
• baric - pertaining to barium
• barid - an ancient Arabian unit of length
• Barie - a first name
• baril - a unit of volume of Argentina, of about 20.9 gallons
• bario - a town in Indonesia
• baris - a first name; a Balinese spear dance; plural of "Bari", a Hindu caste
• barit - a stoloniferous marsh grass
• barks - tough outer husks; yaps; ships
• barky - of bark; barking; a ship
• barle - a British river
• barms - plural of "barm", a yeast
• barmy - yeasty; crazy
• Barna - a first name
• barns - plural of "barn", a granary; a farm building; a tiny unit of measurement of area in atomic physics
• barny - a first name; resembling a barn
• baron - a first name; a title of nobility
• baros - an Asian cape
• barps - plural of "barp", a mound or cairn
• barra - a first name; an island in the Outer Hebrides; a town in Brazil
• barre - a first name; a wooden rail used in ballet training; to play a type of guitar chord; a town in Vermont
• Barri - a first name
• Barrt - a first name
• barry - a first name; in heraldry, divided by horizontal lines; a town in Wales
• barse - the flesh between the testicles and the anus
• barsy - mad, lunatic
• Barta - a first name
• barth - a first name; a cattle shelter; a town in Germany
• barto - a first name; a town in Pennsylvania
• barts - plural of "bart", a baronet
• Bartt - a first name
• Barty - a first name
• Bartz - a first name
• Barun - a first name
• barus - fluffy fibers
• barye - a unit of measurement of pressure
• Baryn - a first name
• barzy - mad, lunatic
• basad - toward the base
• Basak - a first name
• basal - basic
• Basam - a first name
• basan - a sheepskin that is roughly tanned and dressed
• based - founded on
• basel - a first name; a Swiss city; tanned skin; basil
• Basem - a first name
• baser - more base; one who bases
• bases - founds; plural of "base", an antacid, a foundation, a home
• basha - a first name; an Assamese hut made of bamboo and grass
• basho - a 15-round sumo tournament
• Basia - a first name
• basic - fundamental; a computer programming language that will not die
• basil - a first name; a chisel edge; leather; a herb
• Basim - a first name
• basin - a bowl; tanned sheepskin
• Basir - a first name
• basis - a foundation
• basks - sunbathes
• basle - a first name; a Swiss city
• Basma - a first name
• basna - a town in India
• basoa - a village in the Punjab area of India
• Basob - a first name
• basod - a scheduled caste of India
• basoe - a populated place in Liberia
• basol - a town in Baluchistan, Pakistan
• basom - a town in New York
• bason - a basin; a large shell on which hats are molded
• basop - an military acronym: "BASe OPerations"
• basra - an Iraqi city
• bassa - a seafaring people of Liberia; a musical term meaning low, or ottava bassa
• basse - a fish like a perch
• bassi - plural of "basso", a bass singer
• basso - a bass singer
• bassy - low in pitch
• basta - an exclamation meaning "stop!" or "enough!"; the third highest trump in omber; the ace of clubs
• baste - a first name; to cook; to stitch
• basti - a first name; a town in India
• basto - the ace of clubs in the game of quadrille
• basts - plural of "bast", a woody fiber
• Basty - a first name
• Basya - a first name
• basye - a town in Virginia
• batac - a town in the Philippines
• batad - a town in the Philippines
• batak - an Indonesian language and ethnic group; a kind of bamboo; a Philippine pygmy tribe; a town in Bulgaria
• batam - a town in Malaysia
• batan - ivatan; an island in the Philippines
• batas - plural of "bata", a Pakistani musical instrument something like an organ
• batch - a quantity; a non-interactive computer session
• batea - a large shallow wooden pan used to washing gravel to search for gold
• bated - restrained
• bater - a tannery worker who treats hides in bate
• bates - abates
• batey - gold and silver embroidery; bad-tempered; a mill village
• batha - a river in Chad
• bathe - to wash the body
• baths - plural of "bath", a cleaning by water submersion; a unit of volume of 6 gallons
• bathu - a leafy vegetable
• Batia - a first name
• batie - a town in Cameroon
• batik - a Javanese dyeing technique; straw work
• Batir - a first name
• batis - a genus of plants of the family Batidacea
• batly - like a bat
• batna - a town in Algeria
• baton - a staff
• batso - crazy
• batta - an allowance in addition to regular pay; a language
• batte - a coin
• batts - plural of "batt", a sheet of cotton
• battu - pertaining to a ballet movement
• batty - dotty; infested with bats
• batum - a seaport in the country of Georgia
• batwa - a pygmy ethnic group of Burundi and Rwanda
• Batya - a first name
• baubo - in Greek mythology, an old woman who jested with Demeter
• Bauby - a first name
• bauch - inferior
• baudo - a mountain range in Colombia; a river in Colombia
• bauds - plural of "baud", a unit of data transmission speed
• bauer - the jack in the game of euchre
• bauge - a kind of cloth
• bauks - balks; beams
• bauld - a North American cape
• baule - the amount of nitrogen needed to produce half the maximum crop; an African tribe
• baulk - a beam; to thwart
• baume - a specific gravity scale for use with a hydrometer
• bauno - a wild mango
• baure - an Arawakan people
• baurs - plural of "baur", a jest
• bauru - a town in Brazil
• bauta - a prehistoric upright gravestone
• bavin - a bundle of brushwood for burning; a piece of waste wood
• bawds - plural of "bawd", a lewd person
• bawdy - lewd
• bawit - a monastery in Egypt
• bawla - someone rich from crime
• bawls - cries
• bawns - plural of "bawn", a fort or cattle pen
• bawrs - plural of "bawr", variant of "baur", a jest
• bawty - a dog
• baxar - a town in India, the site of a famous battle
• Baxie - a first name
• Baxty - a first name
• bayad - a variant of "bayatte", a large fish that inhabits the Nile
• bayal - raw cotton
• bayan - a first name; a Russian accordion; an Indian drum, bigger than a tabla
• bayas - plural of "baya", the Indian weaver bird
• bayed - recessed; howled
• bayer - one who bays
• bayes - bathes
• bayji - a town in Iraq
• bayle - a bail, a pole in a stable used as a horse barrier
• Bayly - a first name
• Bayne - a first name
• bayog - a Philippine timber tree
• bayok - a Philippine timber tree
• bayoo - an unpopular or unappealing person
• bayos - plural of "bayo", a pinto or chili bean
• bayou - a slow-moving river channel
• Bayrd - a first name
• bayts - bates; baits
• bayze - baize
• bazar - a bazaar
• Bazek - a first name
• Bazel - a first name
• Bazil - a first name
• bazon - a town in Liberia
• bazoo - the mouth; the belly; the anus
• bazuo - a village in southern China
• bazza - a first name; a fellow gang member
• beach - a first name; a shore
• beads - a rosary; plural of "bead", a small rounded object strung together to make a necklace
• beady - small and bright
• beaks - plural of "beak", a bill
• beaky - resembling a beak
• beala - a first name; a town in Congo
• Beale - a first name
• Beall - a first name
• Beals - a first name
• beams - plural of "beam", a rafter; a ray
• beamy - shining; wide in the beam
• beane - a British river
• Beann - a first name
• beano - a jamboree; a party; the game of bingo
• beans - plural of "bean", a legume
• beant - be not
• beany - of or containing beans
• beard - defy; chin hair; a decoy escort
• beare - a burden
• bearm - excitement
• bearn - a region of southwestern France
• bears - carries; plural of "bear", a large forest animal
• beary - like a bear; of a bear
• beast - a brute
• beata - a first name; a woman or girl who has been beatified
• Beate - a first name
• beath - to bathe
• beati - plural of "beautus", a nominee for sainthood
• beats - beatniks; strokes; chastises; overpowers
• beaty - a first name; like a beat; full of beats
• beaus - plural of "beau", a suitor
• beaut - a beauty
• beaux - plural of "beau", a suitor
• Beavo - a first name
• beaze - to dry in the sun
• bebar - a town in Macedonia
• bebay - to hem in
• Bebba - a first name
• bebek - a town in Turkey
• Bebel - a first name
• bebog - to enmire in a bog
• bebop - (yet more) dissonant jazz, with solo improvisations and complex rhythms
• becan - a Mayan site in eastern Mexico
• becap - to put a cap on
• Becca - a first name
• beche - a drill extractor
• Becka - a first name
• becke - a beak
• Becki - a first name
• becks - plural of "beck", a small stream; a Jewish teenager
• Becky - a first name
• becry - to cry over or about
• bedad - an Irish interjection
• bedan - of Saint Bede
• beddo - a Japanese electronically controlled bed
• beddy - a parent-to-child version of "bed", as in "beddy bye time"; a promiscuous person
• bedel - a beadle; an administrator
• beden - the Abyssinian or Arabian ibex
• bedes - plural of "bede", a prayer
• bedew - to sprinkle or wet with dew
• bedim - to obscure
• bedot - to cover with dots
• bedou - Bedouin
• Bedri - a first name
• bedub - to adorn; to name
• bedur - a first name; a unit of weight in Singapore
• bedye - to dye
• beech - a first name; a white-barked forest tree
• beedi - a small hand-rolled Indian cigarette tied with thread
• beefo - a beefy, muscular person
• beefs - plural of "beef", a complaint
• beefy - stolid
• beeks - basks
• beela - a British river
• beeld - shelter
• beele - a miner's pick-axe; the crossbar of a yoke
• beena - a form of marriage in which the husband enters the wife's kinship group and has little authority
• beens - plural of "been", the vina; an Indian guitar
• beeps - honks a horn
• beers - plural of "beer", an ale; a lager
• beery - befuddled; tasting or smelling of beer
• beest - beastings
• beete - a variant of "bete"
• beets - plural of "beet", an allegedly edible vegetable
• beety - of, containing, or similar to beets
• beeve - beef
• beevo - beer
• beewy - money (from "BWI", meaning the British West Indies)
• befez - to adorn with a fez
• befit - to suit; to be appropriate
• befog - to confuse
• begad - an exclamation
• begam - a begum
• began - started
• begar - forced labor; a mild oath
• begat - sired
• begem - to adorn with gems
• beget - to sire
• begin - to start
• begob - a mild oath
• begod - to deify
• begot - sired
• begti - a large percoid fish
• begum - an Indian princess
• begun - started
• behar - the Indian province of Bihar; a unit of weight used in Burma
• behen - sea lavender
• Beidi - a first name
• beige - a fabric; a yellowish gray color
• beigy - of a beige color
• beiji - a town in Iraq
• beild - a shelter or hiding place
• being - existence; a creature
• beira - a small antelope; a seaport in Mozambique
• beisa - an oryx
• beita - a Palestinian town
• beith - a town in Scotland
• bejan - a freshman
• bejas - plural of "beja", member of an African ethnic group
• bejel - a form of syphilis transmitted by touch, endemic to children in northern Africa
• Bejun - a first name
• bekaa - a valley in Lebanon noted for its migratory terrorists
• bekah - a half shekel
• bekar - a coin
• beker - a South African cup
• Bekim - a first name
• Bekir - a first name
• Bekka - a first name
• Bekki - a first name
• bekko - Japanese articles make of tortoise shell
• bekra - a four-horned antelope
• belah - a first name; a beefwood of Australia
• Belal - a first name
• belam - to beat on; to bang on
• belau - the island of Palau
• belay - to fasten; to hold
• belch - to eructate
• Belda - a first name
• belee - on the lee side; to place on the lee side
• belef - a term from heraldry
• belem - a seaport in Brazil
• belen - a first name; a town in New Mexico; a town in Argentina
• belfa - a prostitute
• belga - a Belgian coin
• Belia - a first name
• belic - a term from heraldry
• belie - to contradict; to lie next to
• belis - a town in Romania
• belit - a Babylonian goddess, wife of Bel
• Bella - a first name
• belle - a first name; a beautiful woman
• belli - used in the phrase "casus belli", meaning "occasion for war"
• bello - a first name; a town in Colombia
• bells - plural of "bell", a ringing device
• belly - the stomach
• Belma - a first name
• below - under; beneath
• belsk - a town in Poland
• belts - plural of "belt", a girdle; a band
• belty - like a belt
• belus - a first name; king of Tyre, father of Dido, son of Libya
• Belva - a first name
• bemad - to madden
• Beman - a first name
• bemas - plural of "bema", a judge's seat; a pulpit
• bemat - a town in Afghanistan
• bemba - a tribe of Zimbabwe
• bembe - a bully
• bembo - a text font
• bemet - past participle of "bemeet"
• bemix - to mix thoroughly
• bemol - "B moll", that is, the musical sign "B flat"
• bemud - to spatter with mud
• benab - a native hut in Guiana
• benas - an African cape
• benat - a European cape
• Benay - a first name
• bench - a seat; a metaphor for judges
• Benci - a first name
• benda - a unit of weight in Guinea
• bends - flexes; dangerous affliction of scuba divers
• bendy - full of bends; a bendable doll; a heraldic term; okra
• Benek - a first name
• benes - plural of "bene", an oil-plant
• benet - a first name; to ensnare in a net; an exorcist
• Benga - a first name
• Bengi - a first name
• bengo - a province of Angola; a river in Angola
• Bengt - a first name
• Bengu - a first name
• benha - a town in Egypt
• benim - to take away
• benin - an African country; a town in Nigeria
• Benio - a first name
• benis - plural of "beni", benne, sesame
• Benja - a first name
• Benje - a first name
• Benji - a first name
• benjy - a first name; a straw hat
• Benke - a first name
• Benna - a first name
• benne - a first name; the sesame oil plant
• benni - a first name; the sesame oil plant
• Benno - a first name
• benns - plural of "benn", a colored silk sash
• Bennt - a first name
• bennu - a bird of Egyptian myth, similar to the phoenix
• benny - a first name; a tablet of benzedrine
• Benon - a first name
• bensh - to bless
• Bente - a first name
• bento - a Japanese boxed lunch
• bents - plural of "bent", an inclination; a wiry grass
• benty - covered with bent, a wiry grass
• Bentz - a first name
• benue - a town in Nigeria; a river in Nigeria
• benxi - a town in China
• benya - a style of African pop music from Kenya
• Benyu - a first name
• Benzi - a first name
• benzo - a first name; a Mercedes Benz; any benzodiazepine, such as Librium or Valium
• bepat - to pat repeatedly
• bepaw - a nickname for one's grandfather
• Beppa - a first name
• Beppe - a first name
• Beppi - a first name
• Beppo - a first name
• beppu - a town in Japan
• beqaa - variant of "Bekaa", a valley in Lebanon
• berar - an area of India now part of the Bombay state
• berat - a formal authorization for a privilege; a town in Albania
• berau - a river in Borneo
• beray - to defile with excrement
• berba - a language
• berbe - the African genet
• bercy - a veloute sauce with shallots, parsley, lemon juice, white wine and butter
• Berdj - a first name
• Berdy - a first name
• berea - a biblical place
• Beren - a first name
• beres - pierces; plural of "bere", a bear; a pillow case
• beret - a first name; a Basque cap
• berga - a town in Germany
• Bergh - a first name
• bergs - plural of "berg", a mountain; an ice berg
• bergy - full of ice bergs
• Berik - a first name
• Beril - a first name
• Berit - a first name
• Berje - a first name
• berjo - a town in Java
• Berke - a first name
• berko - crazy; berserk
• berks - plural of "berk", a fool or ass, rhyming slang from "Berkeley Hunt"
• Berky - a first name
• Berla - a first name
• Berly - a first name
• berme - variant of "berm", a ledge; an edge
• berms - plural of "berm", a ledge; an edge
• Berna - a first name
• Bernd - a first name
• berne - a first name; torsalo; an alternate spelling of Bern, the capital of Switzerland
• Berni - a first name
• Berno - a first name
• Bernt - a first name
• Berny - a first name
• berob - to rob
• beroe - the luminous medusa
• berok - a monkey of Borneo
• berps - liquor
• berri - a first name; a Turkish unit of length of about 1.67 kilometers
• berry - a first name; a small fruit occurring in clusters; a French province
• berta - a first name; a language
• Berte - a first name
• berth - a bed; a dock for a ship
• Berti - a first name
• Berto - a first name
• Berty - a first name
• berus - a town in Germany
• beryl - a first name; a gem
• beryx - a perch-like fish
• besan - a flour made from chickpeas and used in Indian cooking
• besar - an Asian cape
• besas - plural of "besa", a bronze coin of Italian Somaliland\
• besat - laid siege to
• besaw - treated well or badly; saw to
• besee - to treat well or badly; to see to; to apparel
• beset - to assail
• besin - a town in Indonesia
• besit - to besiege
• besom - a broom, particularly one made from twigs
• besot - to get fuddled
• bespy - to catch sight of
• besra - a bird of prey
• Bessa - a first name
• Besse - a first name
• Bessi - a first name
• Besso - a first name
• Bessy - a first name
• bests - does better than all others
• Betal - a first name
• betas - plural of "beta", a Greek letter; the second brightest star in a constellation
• beted - improved
• betel - the nut of the areca palm; an East Indian pepper plant
• betes - improves; plural of "bete", the failure of a bidder to fulfill his contract in a card game
• Betha - a first name
• Bethe - a first name
• beths - plural of "beth, a Hebrew letter
• Betia - a first name
• betid - betokened; indicated; befell
• betim - a town in Brazil
• betis - a Philippine tree
• Betka - a first name
• beton - a kind of concrete
• Betsi - a first name
• betso - a small brass Venetian coin
• Betsy - a first name
• betta - a first name; a freshwater fish
• Bette - a first name
• Betti - a first name
• Betto - a first name
• betty - a first name; a man who does woman's household work; a flask; a housebreaking bar; a pear-shaped bottle
• betul - a first name; a town in India
• betwa - an Asian river
• betyl - a standing stone that marks the presence of a god
• Beula - a first name
• beult - a British river
• Bevan - a first name
• bevel - a slanted edge
• Beven - a first name
• bever - a beaver; to shiver; a beverage
• bevie - a beverage
• Bevin - a first name
• Bevis - a first name
• Bevon - a first name
• bevor - a piece of armor for the lower face
• bevue - an error due to ignorance or inadvertance
• bevvy - a first name; a beverage
• Bevys - a first name
• bewdy - beauty
• bewer - an attractive woman
• bewet - to moisten; a leather falconry strap
• bewig - to don a wig
• bewit - a leather falconry strap
• bexar - a town in Texas
• Beyla - a first name
• Beyle - a first name
• Beyza - a first name
• bezan - a first name; a kind of cloth
• bezek - a biblical place
• bezel - basil; a setting; a sloping face of a chisel or gem
• bezes - plural of "bez", the second tine on a deer's antler; plural of "beze", a kind of jewelry setting
• bezil - basil; a setting
• Bezzi - a first name
• bezzo - a small brass Venetian coin
• bhaga - a Hindu god of wealth and marriage
• bhaji - an Indian food
• bhalu - an Indian bear species
• bhamo - a town in Burma
• bhang - hemp; hashish
• bhano - a town in Burma
• bhara - a unit of weight in the old Straits Settlements
• bhaya - an Indian drum, bigger than a tabla
• Bheki - a first name
• bhels - plural of "bhel", the Bengal quince
• bheri - a river in Nepal
• Bhero - a first name
• bhili - a language of India
• bhils - plural of "bhil", a Dravidian race
• bhind - a town in India
• bhima - a first name; an Asian river
• bhira - a town in India
• bhong - a bong, a marijuana pipe
• bhoot - a small whirlwind
• bhota - an ancient name for Tibet
• bhoys - plural of "bhoy", an Irish tough or rowdy
• bhuna - a kind of Bengali curry
• Bhura - a first name
• bhuts - plural of "bhut", a small whirlwind; an evil spirit
• bhyle - an Indian ox
• biabo - a town in Liberia; a town in Congo
• biafo - a glacier in Pakistan
• Biago - a first name
• biaka - a pygmy tribe of central Africa
• Biaki - a first name
• Biala - a first name
• biali - variant of "bialy", an onion roll
• bialy - an onion roll
• Biana - a first name
• biarc - a curve made by smoothly joining circular arcs
• bibai - a town in Japan
• bibbe - to drink
• bibbs - plural of "bibb", a wooden bracket supporting a mast
• bibby - the buttocks
• Bibha - a first name
• bible - the Hebrew or Christian holy scripture
• bicas - a town in Brazil
• biccy - a biscuit, or, in English English, a cookie
• bicep - an arm muscle
• bices - plural of "bice", a blue or green pigment
• bicho - the penis; jigger
• bicky - a biscuit
• bicol - variant of "Bikol", a Christianized Malaysian people
• bidai - an Atakapan peopel of the Trinity river valley in Texas
• bidar - a boat made of skins
• biddo - a Palestinian town
• biddu - a Palestinian town
• biddy - a first name; a chicken
• bided - waited; tolerated
• bider - one who waits
• bides - waits; tarries
• bidet - a sitz bath; a kind of horse saddle
• bidon - a measurement of volume of about five quarts
• bidri - Indian metalware; a kind of metallic alloy
• Bieke - a first name
• bield - to shelter; to guard
• biers - plural of "bier", a coffin stand
• bifer - a plant that bears fruit twice each year
• biffs - hits; moves or travels
• biffy - a toilet; drunk
• bifid - divided in two
• bifun - Japanese rice pasta
• bigae - plural of "biga", a two-horse Roman chariot
• bigam - a bigamist
• bigas - plural of "biga", a two-horse Roman chariot
• biggs - a town in Oregon; plural of "bigg", a bear; four-rowed barley
• biggy - a large one
• bigha - a land measure in India
• bight - a cove
• bigly - ostentatiously; in a big way
• bigos - a Polish stew
• bigot - a person with strong bias or prejudice
• biham - the star Theta Pegasi
• bihar - a province in Northeast India
• biisa - a language
• Bijal - a first name
• Bijan - a first name
• bijar - a town in Iran; a thick-piled Persian rug
• bijou - a first name; small; a gem
• Bikas - a first name
• biked - traveled by bicycle
• biker - one who rides a bicycle or motorcycle
• bikes - plural of "bike", a bicycle
• bikie - a biker; a motorcyclist
• bikky - a biscuit
• bikol - a Christianized Malaysian people
• Bilal - a first name
• bilan - a French account book
• bilat - a bilateral meeting
• bilbi - a species of marsupial; a kangaroo
• bilbo - a first name; a Spanish rapier; an iron foot shackle
• bilby - a species of marsupial; a kangaroo
• Bilee - a first name
• biles - plural of "bile", a fluid secreted by the liver
• biley - like bile; containing bile
• bilge - the bulging part of a cask
• bilgy - smelling like seepage
• bilic - relating to bile
• bilin - bile; a language; a town in the West Bank
• bilio - a town in Congo
• bilks - cheats
• Billa - a first name
• Bille - a first name
• Billi - a first name
• bills - plural of "bill", a beak; paper money; an invoice
• billy - a first name; Australian cooking can
• bilma - a first name; a town in Niger, famous for salt mines
• bilos - plural of "bilo"
• bilua - a Papuan people
• bimah - bema, the platform where the cantor stands while leading the service
• bimas - plural of "bima", a bema
• bimbo - a brainless physically attractive woman
• Bimia - a first name
• Bimla - a first name
• Binah - a first name
• binal - twofold
• bindi - a first name; a dot worn on the forehead of married women in India
• Bindo - a first name
• binds - ties; joins
• Bindu - a first name
• bines - plural of "bine", a twisting plant stem
• binga - a first name; a town in Zimbabwe
• binge - a carousal; a sustained giving in to temptation
• bingo - a first name; a game; brandy; a good name for a dog
• bings - plural of "bing", a heap of corn or alum; a kind of cherry
• Bingu - a first name
• bingy - the stomach
• Binia - a first name
• binis - plural of "bini", edo
• binit - a first name; a unit of computer information ("binary integer")
• binji - a language
• binjy - the stomach
• binks - plural of "bink", a bench, a bank, a shelf
• Binky - a first name
• binna - a dialect word meaning "unless"
• Binne - a first name
• Binni - a first name
• binny - a first name; a Nile fish; a big hidden pocket used by shoplifters
• Binod - a first name
• binos - plural of "bino", a binocular
• Binta - a first name
• bints - plural of "bint", an Arab girl
• biogs - plural of "biog", a biography
• bioko - the island formerly known as Fernando Po
• biome - an ecological community
• biont - a living organism
• Biorg - a first name
• biose - disaccharide
• biota - the flora and fauna of a region
• biots - plural of "biot", an abampere
• biped - a two-legged creature
• bipod - a two-legged object
• bippy - a first name; a sweet bettable object
• birak - a town in Chad
• birao - a town in the Central African Republic
• birch - a first name; a tree; to flog
• Birdi - a first name
• birds - plural of "bird", a winged warmblooded egg-laying creature
• birdy - a first name; a little bird
• Biren - a first name
• Birge - a first name
• birgi - an Indian meal, made with egg; a town in Turkey
• birgu - a town in Malta
• biris - plural of "biri", an Indian cigarette
• birks - plural of "birk", a birch tree
• Birky - a first name
• birle - to carouse
• birls - rotates a floating log; pours; supplies with drink
• Birly - a first name
• birma - the Santa Maria tree
• birne - a first name; a boule
• Birny - a first name
• Birol - a first name
• Biron - a first name
• biros - plural of "biro", a kind of disposable pen
• birra - beer
• birrs - plural of "birr", a monetary unit of Ethiopia; a violent thrust
• birse - a bristle
• birsy - bristly
• Birte - a first name
• birth - nativity; origin
• birts - plural of "birt", the turbot
• Birty - a first name
• bises - plural of "bise", a cold northerly wind
• bisex - not unisex; separated by sex
• bisie - to make busy; to hire
• bisks - plural of "bisk", a bisque or thick soup
• bison - an American buffalo
• bisti - a coin
• Biswa - a first name
• bitch - a female dog
• biter - a nibbler
• bites - seizes with the teeth
• bitey - biting; incisive; stinging
• bitie - a biting or stinging insect
• bitis - a genus of African vipers
• bitoi - a river in New Guinea
• bitos - plural of "bito", a tree of Africa and Asia, with oily fruit
• bitsy - a first name; wee
• Bitta - a first name
• bitts - plural of "bitt", a cable attachment
• bitty - a first name; incomplete; tiny; made of bits
• Bitya - a first name
• bitza - a mongrel dog
• biune - a unity formed from two original components
• biver - describing lips that are trembling
• bivia - plural of "bivium", the pair of rays enclosing the madreporite in echinoderms
• bivvy - a bivouac or temporary troop shelter
• biwas - plural of "biwa", a Japanese lute
• bixin - a red-brown carotenoid acid ester, which makes cheese the color it is
• biysk - a town in central Asia
• bizel - bezel
• bizen - byzen, a disgraceful spectacle; a kind of unglazed pottery
• bizes - plural of "bize", a cold northerly wind
• bizet - a bezel
• bizzo - nonsense; a thingmajig
• bizzy - a policeman
• Bjorn - a first name
• blabs - blurts out; talks incessantly
• blaby - an English town
• black - a first name; ebon
• blade - a first name; a knife edge
• blads - plural of "blad", a fragment
• blady - having or made up of blades
• Blaed - a first name
• blaer - more livid
• blaes - hardened shale
• blaff - a West Indian fish stew including vegetables and garlic
• blagh - a town in Northern Ireland
• blags - lies; fabricates; robs
• blahs - a jaded mood, ennui
• blain - a first name; a blister; a pustule
• blair - a first name; to criticize or belittle
• blake - a first name; a North American cape
• blame - to chide; to assign guilt
• blams - plural of "blam", the sound of a gunshot
• blanc - a unit of measurement of weight of 1/24 periot; heraldic white
• bland - a first name; mild; insipid
• blane - a first name; a British river
• blank - a gap; a lacuna; a moneyer's unit of weight
• blare - clangor
• blart - to cry, to bleat, to blare
• Blasa - a first name
• blase - a first name; cloyed, jaded, uninterested
• blash - watered down beer; a dash of liquid
• Blasi - a first name
• blast - a gust; an outburst; an explosion
• blate - shy; slow; to bleat
• blats - bleats
• blatt - a newspaper
• blaud - a fragment
• blaws - blows
• blaye - a town in western France
• Blayr - a first name
• blays - plural of "blay", the bleak, a river fish
• Blaza - a first name
• blaze - a first name; a flame; a white or gray streak in the hair
• blazy - something that blazes
• bleak - dreary; a river fish
• blear - watery
• bleas - plural of "blea", the inner bark of a tree
• bleat - the cry of a sheep
• blebs - plural of "bleb", a blister
• bleck - the coal fish; a cattail
• Bleda - a first name
• Bledi - a first name
• bleed - to lose blood through a wound; to secrete; to impoverish
• bleep - a radio signal; to censor or mask an objectionable spoken word
• blees - plural of "blee", complexion
• bleet - to roar or talk wildly
• blemm - to rush
• blend - to mix
• blenk - to blink; to look; to shine
• blent - poetic "blended"
• bless - to sanction; to make holy; to bestow favors or esteem
• blest - poetic "blessed"
• blets - plural of "blet", a decay spot on fruit
• bleys - plural of "bley", the bleak, a river fish
• blida - a town in Algeria; a town in Lebanon
• bliff - to masturbate
• bligh - a chance, an opportunity
• Blima - a first name
• Blime - a first name
• blimp - an airship; a very fat person
• blimy - a variant of "blimey", an exclamation
• blind - sightless; a hiding place for hunting; a window shade
• bling - gaudy jewel or gold plated caps for teeth, worn as adornment
• blini - plural of "blin", a Russian pancake, rolled around sour cream (yum!)
• blink - to briefly close the eyes; to flicker; "on the blink" means not to be working
• blins - plural of "blin", a blintz
• blips - removes sound from a recording
• blirt - a squall; to fire a gun aimlessly
• bliss - a first name; great happiness; ecstasy
• blist - blessed
• blite - the plant Good King Henry
• blits - plural of "blit", a small image designed to quickly move across a larger image
• blitz - lightning; a surprise attack
• blive - immediately; soon; belive
• Blixa - a first name
• blizz - a violent rainstorm
• bloak - a bloke
• bloat - to dilate; engorged, often with liquid; to dry by smoke
• blobs - plural of "blob", a splotch or glob
• block - to obstruct; a rectangular group of houses surrounded by roads; a rectangular mass
• blocs - plural of "bloc", an alliance
• blogs - plural of "blog", a "web log", or journal posted on the internet
• blois - a first name; a region of northwest France
• bloke - a fellow
• blond - flaxen
• blone - a woman
• blood - animal sap; cruor; heritage
• bloom - a blossom
• bloop - to hit a short flyball
• blore - a violent gust; to bleat or bray
• blort - heroin; cocaine
• bloss - a buxom young woman
• blote - to dry by smoke
• blots - plural of "blot", a spot or stain
• blown - winded; lost
• blows - drives by a current of air
• blowy - breezy; windy; a blowfly
• blubs - cries childishly
• blude - blood
• bludy - bloody
• blued - tempered
• bluer - more blue
• blues - the Royal Horse Guards; a popular musical genre; depression
• bluet - a meadow flower; a kind of cloth
• bluey - a blanket; a crab; an official government summons (often in a blue envelope)
• bluff - sheer; in card games, to play or bet as though one had a better hand than is the case
• bluid - blood
• Bluma - a first name
• blume - to blossom
• blunk - to spoil; to bungle; intoxicated
• blunt - abrupt; obtuse
• blurb - an enthusiastic endorsement; quoted praise
• blurs - makes unclear
• blurt - to utter hastily
• blush - to flush; to turn red with embarassment
• bluto - Popeye's antagonist
• blype - a shred; a piece of sunburned skin that peels off
• Blyss - a first name
• blyth - a first name; a British river
• boaks - bokes; belches
• boana - a town in Papua New Guinea
• boane - a town in Mozambique
• board - a plank; a committee; to embark
• boars - plural of "boar", a wild pig
• boart - a low quality diamond
• Boase - a first name
• boast - to brag
• boats - plural of "boat", a water vessel
• boaty - of a boat; like a boat
• bobac - a marmot of Eastern Europe
• bobak - a marmot of Eastern Europe
• bobas - the yaws
• Bobbe - a first name
• Bobbi - a first name
• bobby - a first name; a British policeman
• Bobek - a first name
• Bobie - a first name
• boboc - a town in Romania
• bocal - a glass beaker; the crook-shaped metal tube connecting a bassoon reed to the instrucment
• bocca - the mouth of a glass furnace; the human mouth; a mouthpiece
• bocce - an Italian lawn game played with wooden balls
• bocci - an Italian lawn game played with wooden balls
• boche - a German about whom one is not feeling affection
• bocks - plural of "bock", a dark beer
• bocoo - beaucoup; very much
• bocor - a Haitian witch doctor
• bocoy - a Cuban unit of volume of about 175 gallons
• Bodan - a first name
• boded - portended
• Bodee - a first name
• boden - a first name; equipped; provided; a town in Sweden
• boder - something that portends
• bodes - portends
• Bodey - a first name
• bodge - to botch; a slap-dash job; an English unit of measurement of 1/2 peck
• bodgy - a wild long-haired teenage boy; not functioning properly
• bodhi - a Buddhist sacred tree
• Bodie - a first name
• Bodil - a first name
• Bodin - a first name
• bodle - a 17th century Scots farthing
• boers - plural of "boer", a South African descended from early Dutch settlers
• boffo - a hearty laugh; very successful; an old coin
• boffs - plural of "boff", a hearty laugh
• bogan - a backwater or tributary; a dreary or uncouth person
• bogen - a musical term referring to the bow of an instrument
• bogey - a first name; a golf term meaning one shot over par; a goblin
• boggo - ordinary merchandise
• boggy - swampy
• Bogic - a first name
• bogie - a first name; a four wheeled truck; a British river
• bogle - a bugbear; a malicious spirit
• Bogna - a first name
• bogon - a person who is bogus, or who utters bogus things
• bogor - a town in Indonesia
• bogue - to move aimlessly or slowly; bogus; in need of narcotics; to smoke a cigarette; that which is bogus; a town in Oklahoma
• bogus - false
• bohai - an ancient people of northeast Asia; a bay in northern China
• bohak - a Slavic immigrant
• bohea - inferior tea
• bohol - an island in the Philippines
• bohor - a small African reedbuck
• bohos - plural of "boho", a bohemian
• boiar - variant of "boyar", a Russian nobleman
• Boice - a first name
• boids - plural of "boid", a snake of a family that includes boas; a New York bird; an artificial life model of a bird
• boiga - a genus
• boilo - hot illicit whiskey
• boils - vaporizes; plural of "boil", an inflamed cyst
• boily - covered in boils; like a boil
• boina - a woolen cap
• boing - a sound effect imitating damped vibration
• boink - to have sexual intercourse; the sound of bouncing impact
• boise - a first name; a city in Idaho
• boist - a rough shelter
• boita - a town in Romania
• boite - a nightclub or bistro
• Bojan - a first name
• boked - belched
• bokeh - the visual quality of unfocussed portions of a photograph
• bokes - belches; plural of "boke", the nose
• bokie - a bogey
• bokoo - beaucoups; many
• bokor - a bocor, a Haitian witch doctor
• bokos - plural of "boko", the nose
• bolan - a river in Baluchistan, Pakistan
• bolar - pertaining to bole, a fine clay
• bolas - a South American missile
• boldo - a Chilean evergreen shrub
• boldu - peumus
• boled - characterized by or having a bole
• Bolek - a first name
• boles - plural of "bole", a fine clay, a tree trunk, a recess; a unit of measurement of momentum
• boley - variant of "booly", a temporary cattle shelter; a town in Oklahoma
• bolin - bowline
• bolis - a meteor which makes a brilliant display
• bolix - bollocks; a confused jumble
• bolke - a kind of bread
• bolla - a bubble
• bollo - a fritter made of black-eyed pea flour and seasonings
• bolls - plural of "boll", a pod
• bolly - a cotton boll that has not opened properly because of frost; a Danish cheese
• bolos - plural of "bolo", a machete
• bolsa - the Argentinian bourse; a bag; a small packet of drugs
• bolti - a cichlid food fish
• bolts - runs away; plural of "bolt", a unit of cloth length measurement; a unit of lightning
• bolty - an edible fish of the Nile; full of bolts
• bolus - a large pill; a soft mass of chewed food that is ready to be swallowed
• bolye - a booly, a temporary cattle shelter
• boman - a first name; a bold fellow
• bomas - plural of "boma", a boa constrictor
• bomba - a city in North Africa
• bombe - a frozen dessert; the ad-hoc devices used to decode German messages in WWII
• bombo - bumbo; a cheap wine
• bombs - plural of "bomb", an explosive projectile
• bomoh - a Malaysian medicine man
• Bonar - a first name
• bonbo - a sweet boiled in sugar
• bonce - a marble game; a large glass marble; the head
• bondi - a town in Australia, near Sydney
• bonds - joins; plural of "bond", a security; a chain; a link
• bondu - the wilderness
• bondy - a first name; a suburb of Paris in France
• boned - seized; removed bones from; had sexual intercourse with
• boner - a mistake; an erection
• bones - plural of "bone", a skeletal structure
• boney - bony; a nickname for Napoleon Bonaparte
• bonga - the betel palm; a town in Ethiopia
• Bongi - a first name
• bongo - an African antelope; a drum
• bongs - plural of "bong", a waterpipe
• bonie - a first name; bonny
• bonin - an island in Japan
• Bonka - a first name
• bonks - hits on the head; fornicates with
• bonna - an ancient name for Bonn, Germany
• bonne - a first name; a French nurse; a housemaid
• Bonni - a first name
• bonny - a first name; an ore pocket; pretty
• bonte - civility
• bonus - an extra award
• bonza - excellent
• bonze - a Buddhist priest
• bonzo - a first name; crazy; excellent
• booai - the back country
• booay - the back country
• boobs - plural of "boob", a fool; a breast
• booby - a simpleton; a seabird
• booch - to slap
• booda - cookies impregnated with cannabis
• boodh - a variant of "Buddha"
• boody - to sulk or mope; the buttocks; a woman
• booed - hooted
• booer - one who boos
• booey - a first name; a kind of calzone
• boofa - a stupid person
• boogh - to slap
• boogy - to dance to rock music; a kind of small body-surfing board
• boohs - plural of "booh", a catcall or hoot
• booie - nasal mucus
• boojy - bourgeouis, middle class
• books - makes a reservation; runs quickly; printed volumes
• booky - a first name; bookish
• booly - a temporary cattle shelter; a company of wandering herdsmen
• booms - plural of "boom", a loud thundering; a long heavy beam
• boomy - prospering
• Boona - a first name
• boone - a first name; someone who will stab you in the back
• boong - an aboriginal
• boonk - a European bird
• boons - plural of "boon", a favor; a blessing
• Boony - a first name
• boopi - a river in Bolivia
• boops - a wealthy lover; plural of "boop", a humpbacked whale
• boord - board
• boori - an aborigine
• boors - plural of "boor", a rude or uncultured person
• boort - imperfect or coarse diamonds or diamond fragments
• boose - booze; a cow stall; the mouth
• boost - to push up; to cheer up; to praise
• boosy - boozy
• Boota - a first name
• Boote - a first name
• booth - a first name; a market stall
• boots - last joined; a shoe cleaner; plural of "boot", a high-legged shoe
• booty - loot; the buttocks
• booya - an exclamation supposed to suggest sudden surprise; a kind of stew prepared in a massive batch
• booza - an Egyptian and Arabic drink made from fermented millet
• booze - liquor
• boozy - drunk; smelling of booze
• boppo - a one-year jail term
• boppy - lively and full of swing
• borac - nonsense
• borak - a first name; to banter; nonsense
• boral - a mixture of boron carbide and aluminum
• boran - an east African breed of cattle
• boras - plural of "bora", a fierce northeasterly wind
• borax - borate of soda; nonsense
• borba - a town in Brazil, on the Amazon
• borda - a Pacific cape
• Borce - a first name
• borde - a shilling; a board
• bords - plural of "bord", a coal face; a board
• Bordy - a first name
• bored - drilled; wearied
• boree - a first name; a French peasant dance; a species of acacia
• borek - a meat turnover
• borel - borrel, rustic or boorish
• borer - an insect; a sea worm
• bores - drills; fails to interest; tidal waves
• borga - a town in Finland
• borgo - a borough
• boric - boracic
• Boris - a first name
• Borja - a first name
• Borka - a first name
• borna - a town in Germany
• borne - narrow minded; carried
• borno - a state of Nigeria
• bornu - a former sultanate, now a province of Nigeria
• borod - a town in Romania
• boron - a nonmetallic element
• borth - a town in Wales
• borts - plural of "bort", a low quality diamond
• borty - of or containing borts, poorly crystallized diamonds.
• bortz - a low quality diamond
• borun - botocudo
• Borut - a first name
• borwe - to pledge; to borrow
• Borya - a first name
• boryl - a chemical compound
• Borys - a first name
• bosal - a noseband
• bosas - plural of "bosa", a Persian liquor
• bosca - bosker; good
• bosch - an imitation butter; the bush or wilderness
• boses - tests ground by percussion with a heavy rammer
• bosey - a googly, a deceptive cricket pitch
• boshy - foolish
• bosie - a googly
• Boska - a first name
• Boski - a first name
• bosko - drunk
• bosks - plural of "bosk", a small wooded area
• bosky - shady
• bosom - the breast
• boson - a boatswain; a subatomic particle
• bosox - the Boston Red Sox
• bosso - a glance
• bossy - domineering
• bosta - a tough, chewy sweet
• bosun - a boatswain
• botai - a town in Kazakhstan
• Botan - a first name
• botas - plural of "bota", a leather bottle
• botch - to badly mishandle; an inflammatory sore
• botel - a boatel, a waterside inn
• botes - plural of "bote", compensation
• botev - a mountain in Bulgaria
• Botho - a first name
• bothy - a farmhand's cottage
• botle - a pass or thrust in fencing
• botok - an Asian cape
• botos - plural of "boto", an Amazon River dolphin
• botox - the botulinum toxin, a paralytic used to treat twitches on the sick and wrinkles on the vain
• botts - plural of "bott", an insect larva
• bottu - a Hindu forehead caste mark
• botty - a baby's buttocks
• bouai - a megalithic site in central Africa
• bouar - a town in the Central African Republic
• bouch - to debouch
• boucq - a river in Belgium
• bouds - plural of "boud", an insect in grain
• bouge - to bulge; to budge; the belly of a cask; a bag; a term from heraldry
• bough - a branch
• bouks - plural of "bouk", a body
• boule - inlay work; an assembly
• boult - bolt; to sift through a coarse material
• bound - a limit; to jump; tied; constrained; guaranteed
• boung - a purse
• bouns - makes ready
• bourd - jest, fun
• boure - an early state in western Africa
• bourg - a town
• bouri - a mullet of Southern Europe and Africa
• bourn - a first name; a stream; a boundary
• Bousa - a first name
• bouse - booze; to haul via tackle
• bousy - drunken
• bouto - an Amazon river dolphin
• bouts - plural of "bout", a round
• bouya - an exclamation made when you've proved someone wrong, or bested them
• bouza - bozah, an acidulated fermented drink made of millet seed and other astringents
• bouze - booze
• bovec - a town in Slovenia
• bovey - a kind of coal; nasal mucus; a British river
• bovid - a bovine
• bowat - a lantern
• bowed - bent; used a bow
• bowel - the intestine
• Bowen - a first name
• bower - an arbor; the jack in eucher
• bowes - a variant of "boughs"
• bowet - a young hawk
• bowge - bouge; to swell out; to cause to leak
• bowie - a first name; a large knife
• bowla - a tart of sugar, apples and bread
• bowls - skittles; deep dishes
• bowly - a large rectangular sunken pool used as a public water supply in India
• bowne - to boun, to prepare or get ready
• bowrs - plural of "bowr", a muscle
• bowse - to heave via tackle
• bowsy - a street urchin
• boxed - crated; fought with
• boxen - made of boxwood
• boxer - one who packs; a fighter; a Chinese revolutionary
• boxes - fights; crates
• Boxin - a first name
• boxty - a traditional Irish potato cake
• Boyan - a first name
• boyar - a Russian nobleman
• boyau - a ditch
• Boyce - a first name
• boyed - played as a boy
• boyer - a small Flemish sloop
• boygs - plural of "boyg", an ogre; an obstacle
• boyla - an Australian witch doctor
• boyle - a town in Eire
• boyne - a first name; a flat shallow tub; the site of a battle between the deposed King James II and the new King William
• boyos - plural of "boyo", a boy
• bozah - an acidulated fermented drink made of millet seed and other astringents
• bozal - bosal
• bozen - the former name of Bolzano, Italy
• bozoo - a town in West Virginia
• bozos - plural of "bozo", a fellow; a clown; an idiot
• Bozze - a first name
• brabs - plural of "brab", a palmyra
• braca - a first name; a unit of measure in Brazil
• brace - a pair; to stiffen
• brach - a bitch hound
• brack - a flaw in cloth
• bract - a specialized leaf
• Bracy - a first name
• Bradd - a first name
• Brade - a first name
• brads - plural of "brad", a small nail
• Brady - a first name
• braes - plural of "brae", a hillside or sloping bank
• braff - a Dominican stew
• braga - a town in Nepal; a town in Portugal
• bragi - the Norse god of poetry and eloquence
• brags - boasts
• Brahm - a first name
• braid - to weave
• brail - to furl; the rump feathers of a hawk; a rope used to secure scenery
• brain - the cerebellum
• brait - a rough diamond
• brake - a thicket; a kind of fern; to halt
• braky - ferny
• brale - a conical diamond indenter
• brama - an attractive woman
• brame - a fierce passion or longing
• Bramm - a first name
• Brana - a first name
• brand - a first name; a stigma; a torch; a trade name
• brane - a generalization of a membrane, with a "2-brane" a surface in 2D, and so on
• Brani - a first name
• brank - a first name; buckwheat; a device used to restrain the tongue; a bridle with wooden side pieces
• Brann - a first name
• brans - plural of "bran", the outer coat of a cereal grain
• brant - a first name; a wild goose; a British river
• brary - the library
• brash - hasty; impudent
• brass - a metal; money; impudence
• brast - to burst
• brata - a town in Norway
• brath - a broth
• brats - plural of "brat", bratwursts; unpleasant children
• braul - striped cloth
• Braun - a first name
• brava - a shout of approval; a town in Somalia
• brave - daring; an Indian warrior
• bravi - plural of "bravo"
• bravo - an exclamation meaning "well done!"; an assassin
• brawl - a disorganized fight; to wrangle
• brawn - strength
• braws - fine clothes
• braxy - a malignant edema of sheep
• brays - utters a harsh cry
• braza - a Spanish unit of length, about 5.5 feet
• braze - to solder together
• brcko - a bedeviled town in Bosnia-Herzogovina
• bread - a baked food, made of ground wheat
• Breah - a first name
• break - an interval; to shatter
• bream - a fish; to clean
• Brear - a first name
• Breay - a first name
• breba - a fig of the first crop ripening on the old wood
• breck - a first name; a breach; a gap
• breda - a first name; a fortress city in the Netherlands
• brede - a first name; a braid; a river in England; a town in England
• bredi - a meat stew containing a vegetable
• Bredo - a first name
• Breea - a first name
• breed - to beget
• breef - brief
• breem - stern; a sow in heat; apparent
• breer - a sprout; a brier
• brees - plural of "bree", a broth; an eyebrow
• breit - a musical term meaning "broad" or "wide"
• brejo - a town in Brazil
• breme - referring to raging or ferocious weather; cruel; apparent
• Brena - a first name
• Brenn - a first name
• Breno - a first name
• brens - plural of "bren", a submachine gun
• brent - a first name; lofty; a bird
• Breon - a first name
• brere - a sprout
• brers - plural of "brer", a brother
• brest - a breast; a port city in France; a town in western Russia
• brett - a first name; a britzska; a carriage; a British river
• breva - a kind of cigar
• breve - a long note (wouldn't you think it the other way around?); a U-shaped mark over a vowel
• brews - steeps in boiling water
• brewy - like a brew
• Breza - a first name
• Briah - a first name
• Brian - a first name
• briar - a pipe; a wild rose
• bribe - to suborn
• Brice - a first name
• brick - a first name; a building block
• Bridd - a first name
• bride - a first name; a woman being married; a British river
• Bridi - a first name
• Bridy - a first name
• brief - short; tight men's underwear; a commission
• brieg - a town in western Poland
• Brien - a first name
• brier - a first name; a wild rose
• bries - plural of "brie", a broth; a cream cheese
• Briet - a first name
• brigg - a first name; an English town
• brigh - a trouser pocket
• brigs - plural of "brig", a two-masted ship
• brike - a breach; peril
• brill - a type of turbot; brilliant; excellent
• brims - plural of "brim", a rim or edge
• Brina - a first name
• brine - salt water
• bring - to fetch
• brink - the edge
• Brinn - a first name
• brins - plural of "brin", a rib of a fan
• briny - a first name; salty
• Brion - a first name
• brios - plural of "brio", liveliness
• Brisa - a first name
• brise - a musical term meaning "broken"
• brisk - quick; lively
• briss - berith
• brist - a city in Croatia
• Brita - a first name
• brite - overripe
• brith - a circumcision
• brits - plural of "brit", a Britisher; a young herring
• britt - a first name; a young herring
• brive - a town in France
• briza - totter grass
• brize - the gadfly
• brizz - to crush; to bruise
• broad - wide; a woman
• brobs - plural of "brob", a wooden wedge
• broch - an ancient stone hut
• brock - a first name; a badger; a British river; a cow
• brocs - plural of "broc", a pewter wine measure
• brode - an inflected form of "to braid"
• Brodi - a first name
• brods - plural of "brod", a goad
• brody - a first name; a town in Ukraine
• broen - a town in Sweden
• brogh - a burgh
• brogs - plural of "brog", an awl
• broid - a braid
• broil - a brawl
• broke - collapsed; ruined; out of money
• broma - a kind of prepared chocolate; a food
• brome - a grass
• bromo - a medicinal compound
• Brona - a first name
• bronc - a bronco
• brond - a brand
• bronk - a bronco
• bronx - a New York borough; a cocktail
• brood - to incubate; to meditate obsessively
• brook - a first name; a stream; to tolerate
• brool - a deep murmur; a low rumble
• broom - a sweeping implement; a shrub
• broon - the color brown
• broos - plural of "broo", a broth
• Broox - a first name
• brora - a town in Scotland; a British river
• brose - a first name; Scotch porridge; a dish made by pouring boiling liquid on meal
• brosy - smeared with porridge
• broth - a soup
• brott - broken pieces
• brown - a first name; tan; dark red
• brows - plural of "brow", a forehead
• bruay - a town in France
• Bruce - a first name
• bruch - a production reject that must be scrapped
• bruck - destroyed
• Brucy - a first name
• bruff - a town in Eire
• brugh - a borough
• bruik - a brook
• bruin - a bear
• Bruis - a first name
• bruit - to noise about
• bruja - a witch; a sorceress
• brujo - a sorcerer; a witch
• brule - a kind of pastry
• brume - a fog (hence "Brumaire")
• brump - to gather fallen twigs and branches
• Bruna - a first name
• brune - a brunette
• brung - slang for "brought"
• Bruno - a first name
• Bruns - a first name
• brunt - a shock; the main force
• brusa - an Islamic metropolis; a former name for Bursa
• brush - low bushy vegetation; a bristly device used for combing or cleaning; a skirmish; a sweep
• brusk - terse; unfriendly
• bruss - an exaggerated position of attention used in the Army
• brust - burst
• bruta - edentata
• brute - a savage
• bruzz - a wheelwright's chisel
• Bryan - a first name
• Bryar - a first name
• Bryce - a first name
• Bryen - a first name
• Bryga - a first name
• Bryna - a first name
• Brynn - a first name
• Bryon - a first name
• bryum - a genus of mosses
• brzeg - a former name for the town of Brieg in western Poland
• buang - a Papuan people of New Guinea
• buats - plural of "buat", a bowat
• buaze - an African woody vine
• bubal - a large African antelope
• bubas - plural of "buba", another name for yaws
• bubba - a first name; a good ole boy
• bubbe - a Yiddish term for "grandmother"
• bubbi - a term of affection
• bubby - a first name; a term of affection; a little boy; a breast; allspice
• bubie - a term of affection
• bubos - plural of "bubo", a swollen lymph gland, a sign of the plague
• Bubsy - a first name
• bucca - a scarecrow; the cheek
• bucco - the puff bird genus
• Buchi - a first name
• bucho - an African medicinal plant
• buchu - the dried leaves of certain plants used as a diuretic and tea
• buchy - a town in France
• bucko - a first name; a bully; an affectionate nickname
• bucks - plural of "buck", a dollar; a male deer; a leap and twist
• bucku - buchu, a rutaceous genus with medicinal leaves
• Bucky - a first name
• budda - a hoary Australian forage shrub
• Budde - a first name
• buddy - a first name; a partner
• budes - plural of "bude", a gas burner
• budge - lambskin; to stir, to move
• budgy - consisting of fur
• budos - plural of "budo", the philosophy of the martial art
• budva - a town in Montenegro
• Buell - a first name
• buena - a first name; a town in New Jersey
• bueno - good, very well
• bufeo - an Amazon river dolphin
• buffa - a female singer of comic opera roles
• buffe - plural of "buffa", a female singer of comic opera roles
• buffi - plural of "buffo"
• buffo - a comic actor or operatic clown
• buffs - polishes; a famous regiment
• buffy - a first name; of a buff color
• bufos - plural of "bufo", a cane toad that secretes a frothy hallucinogen when disturbed
• bufty - a male homosexual
• bugan - a hobgoblin
• buggy - infested with insects or mistakes; a baby carriage; a horse-drawn vehicle
• bught - bought
• bugia - a candlestick
• bugis - plural of "bugi", an Indonesian people of Celebes
• bugle - a musical instrument; a jet bead; a genus of flowering plants
• bugre - a Brazilian Indian
• Bugsy - a first name
• buhid - variant of "bukid", a people of south Mindoro
• buhls - plural of "buhl", a brass and tortoise shell inlay
• buhrs - plural of "buhr", a heavy stone
• buick - to vomit
• buids - plural of "buid", variant of "bukid", a people of south Mindoro
• buiem - a river in New Guinea
• buiks - plural of "buik", a book
• build - to construct; to erect
• built - fabricated
• buist - to mark sheep; a chest
• bujak - a vassal state of the Ottoman Empire, in southwestern Russia
• bukat - a town in Iran; a people of Indonesia
• bukes - plural of "buke", a book
• bukid - a people of south Mindoro
• bukra - tomorrow; a white man
• bulaq - a town in Egypt
• bulau - an East Indian insect-eating mammal; an African cape
• bulbi - plural of "bulbus", a bulb-shaped anatomical part
• bulbs - plural of "bulb", a underground bud
• bulby - bulbous
• bulge - to swell
• bulgy - protuberant; full of bulges
• bulks - plural of "bulk", a mass
• bulky - massive
• bulla - a papal seal; a mollusk; a hollow thin-walled rounded bony prominence; a large blister
• bulle - a first name; a town in Switzerland
• bullo - nonsense
• bulls - plural of "bull", a male cow; a papal pronouncement
• bully - excellent; a hector
• bulse - a bag used to transport jewels
• bulti - a variant of "bolti"
• bulto - an image of a saint in wood
• bulty - a variant of "bolty"
• bulus - plural of "bulu", a people of Cameroon
• Bulut - a first name
• bumba - the buttocks
• bumbo - a punch made from rum, sugar, water and nutmeg; a feminist who denigrates beautiful women
• bumbu - a river in New Guinea
• bumfs - plural of "bumf", from "bum fodder", toilet paper, paperwork
• bumpa - the buttocks
• bumph - "bum fodder"; toilet paper; paperwork
• bumps - knocks against
• bumpy - uneven
• bunak - a language
• bunas - plural of "buna", an artificial rubber
• bunce - an unexpected gain; a windfall
• bunch - a batch; a group
• bunco - a swindle
• buncy - profitable; lucrative
• bunda - a town in Tanzania
• bundi - a town in Papua New Guinea; a town in India
• bunds - plural of "bund", a political association; an embankment
• bundt - a kind of cake pan
• bundu - the wilderness
• bundy - a small crooked Australian tree; a time clock; Bundaberg rum
• bunga - a native council in the Transkei
• bungi - a dropout
• bungo - a large canoe in the southwestern United States; a country bumpkin; a river in New Guinea
• bungs - plural of "bung", a stopper
• bungy - bhangi; a rubber eraser; a dropout
• bunia - an Indian trader; a town in the Congo
• bunje - a variant of 'bunjee', a long flexible cord
• bunji - a white man who pursues aboriginal women for sex
• bunjy - a variant of 'bunjee", a long flexible cord
• bunko - a swindle
• bunks - plural of "bunk", a sleeping berth
• Bunky - a first name
• Bunni - a first name
• bunns - plural of "bunn", a bun
• bunny - a first name; a rabbit
• bunse - an extra, a bonus
• bunts - butts; hits lightly with the bat
• bunty - a first name; a wheat disease
• bunun - a language
• bunya - an evergreen tree
• Bunzo - a first name
• buolt - a variant of "bolt"
• buoys - raises up; plural of "buoy", a marine floating marker device
• buoux - a town in France
• buppy - an acronym: "Black Urban Professional"
• Burak - a first name
• buram - a town in Sudan
• buran - a violent Central Asian blizzard
• burao - a town in Somalia
• buras - a town in Louisiana; plural of "bura", a violent windstorm
• burbs - the suburbs
• Burch - a first name
• burds - plural of "burd", a maiden
• burel - borrel
• bureo - a court
• burep - a river in New Guinea
• bures - plural of "bure", a large house or temple in Fiji
• buret - a measuring tube
• burga - in Alaska, a windy snowstorm
• burgh - a first name; a town
• burgo - a first name; burgao, a common top shell
• burgs - plural of "burg", a town
• burhs - plural of "burh", a town
• burin - a pointed steel engraving tool; a village on the West Bank
• buris - plural of "buri", the talipot palm
• burji - a language
• burka - a loose enveloping garment with eyeholes, worn by Muslim women
• burke - a first name; to murder; to suffocate by pressing the chest and holding the nostrils; a fool
• burks - murders; smothers
• burla - a musical composition of humorous nature
• burls - finishes cloth by removing lumps; wood knots
• burly - stout; used in the phrase "hurly burly" to mean confusion and disorder
• burma - an Asian country renamed to Myanmar
• Burne - a first name
• burns - ignites; plural of "burn", a stream
• burnt - burned
• burny - a first name; burning; full of burns
• buroo - the employment exchange office
• buros - plural of "buro", a bureau; a Philippine fish dish
• burps - belches
• burpy - like a burp; containing burps
• burqa - the traditional Islamic head-to-toe covering for women
• burra - "great", used in phrases as a title of respect in India; a language
• burro - a donkey
• burrs - plural of "burr", a rough edge; an accent with rolled "R" sounds
• Burrt - a first name
• burru - a shelter from the wind
• burry - prickly; full of burrs; an aborigine
• bursa - a sac; a town in western Anatolia
• burse - a purse
• burst - to split open
• burts - plural of "burt", a flatfish
• Burtt - a first name
• Burty - a first name
• burun - a language
• burut - kara khirghiz
• busan - a town in Korea, formerly known as Pusan
• busby - a bearskin headdress
• bused - transported by bus
• buses - plural of "bus", a mass transit vehicle
• bushi - samurai
• bushy - overgrown
• busia - a town in Kenya
• busks - bushes; acts in the streets
• busky - shady
• bussa - a town in western Africa
• Busse - a first name
• bussu - a low palm of the South American tidal swamps
• bussy - a sweetheart; a bus driver; like a bus
• busta - a punk; a jerk; a fake person; a tattletale; breaking
• busti - a small Indian village
• busto - a bust or head sculpture
• busts - arrests; head sculptures; bosoms; breaks
• busty - chesty
• butan - a town in Bulgaria
• butch - a first name; masculine; a masculine lesbian
• butea - a genus of East Indian trees
• buteo - a hawk
• butes - plural of "bute", variant of "butte", a hill
• buthe - an obsolete form of "booth"
• butic - a town in the Philippines
• butja - an island near New Guinea
• butle - to serve as a butler
• butoh - a modern Japanese dance form involving white body paint
• butsu - the Buddha
• butte - an isolated hill; a kind of cheese
• butts - plural of "butt", a rifle range; a haunch; a wine barrel
• butty - a mining partner; a deputy; a sandwich
• butuo - a town in China, along the opium route from Burma to Europe
• butut - a monetary unit of Gambia
• butyl - a butter extract
• butyn - a colorless crystalline substance used as an anesthetic
• buxar - a town in India, the site of a famous battle
• buxed - out of money
• buxie - bakshee, money
• buxom - comely
• buxus - a genus of evergreen shrubs
• buyer - a purchaser
• buyid - a Persian Shiite dynasty, overthrown by the Seljuks
• buyos - plural of "buyo", a Philippine masticatory of betel leaf, areca nut, lime and tobacco
• buzau - a town in Romania
• Buzby - a first name
• buzet - a town in Croatia
• Buzwe - a first name
• buzza - a greeting meaning "what's up?"
• buzzy - a first name; dazed; making a buzz; intoxicated
• bviri - a language
• bwaka - a language and tribe of central Africa
• bwana - boss
• bwazi - an African woody vine
• bwlch - a town in Wales
• byard - a miner's hauling strap
• byclu - a town in Bulgaria
• bying - getting a pass in a tournament
• byked - biked
• bykes - bikes
• bylaw - a lesser rule
• bylot - an island in Canada
• bylow - a single-bladed folding knife with a bone handle
• bynum - a town in Alabama
• Byoba - a first name
• byobu - a Japanese painted screen with six panels
• byons - plural of "byon", a gem-bearing clay earth of Burma
• byous - extraordinary
• Byram - a first name
• Byran - a first name
• Byrdy - a first name
• Byren - a first name
• byres - plural of "byre", a cow shed
• Byrie - a first name
• Byrle - a first name
• byrls - carouses
• Byrne - a first name
• Byrom - a first name
• Byron - a first name
• byrsa - a citadel; the area of Carthage laid out by Queen Dido, who was given as much land as could be surrounded by a bull's hide
• Bysen - a first name
• byssi - plural of "byssus", the silky filament used by bivalves to attach themselves to fixed surfaces
• bytes - plural of "byte", an 8 bit unit of computer memory
• bytom - a city in southwest Poland
• byway - a side path
• byzas - in Greek mythology, the son of Poseidon, founder of Byzantium
• byzen - a disgraceful spectacle
• byzus - a Byzantine city in Thrace
• caaba - the Kaaba
• caama - the hartebeest or asse; a South American fox
• caapi - a vine in northwest South America
• cabal - a clique; a conspiracy
• caban - cavan; an Arabian cloth; the seventeenth day of the Mayan religious month
• cabas - plural of "caba", a rush basket
• cabby - a cab driver
• cabda - a unit of measurement in Arabia
• caber - a tree trunk
• cabin - a log house; a room in a ship
• cabio - variant of "cobia"
• cabir - nature worship
• cable - a first name; a thick rope; a wire; a unit of length of 100 fathoms
• cabob - an oriental meat dish
• caboc - a kind of cheese
• cabon - a town in Haiti
• cabot - a unit of capacity equal to half a bushel; a strait in Canada
• cabra - a town in Ireland; a town in Kosovo
• cabre - an aeronautical stunt
• cabri - pronghorn
• cabul - a river in Afghanistan; a biblical place
• cacan - a town in Afghanistan
• cacao - the chocolate tree
• Cacey - a first name
• cacha - auburn
• cache - a secret store
• Cachi - a first name
• Cacia - a first name
• Cacie - a first name
• cacko - extremely drunk
• cacti - plural of "cactus", a fleshy desert plant
• cacus - a sheep-stealing monster beaten by Herakles
• Cadao - a first name
• Cadby - a first name
• caddo - a member of a confederacy of North American Indian tribes
• caddy - a golfing assistant
• cadee - a first name; a variant of "cadet"
• Cadel - a first name
• Caden - a first name
• cader - a variant of "cadre"
• cades - plural of "cade", a cask of herrings; a pet lamb; a European juniper
• cadet - a student soldier; a younger son
• cadew - a caddis fly
• cadey - a first name; a hat
• cadge - to sponge
• cadgy - wanton; sexually adventurous
• cadie - a first name; a caddie
• cadis - plural of "cadi", an Islamic judge
• cadiz - a port city in Spain; a lake in North America
• cados - a town in Spain
• cadre - a nucleus; a specially trained group
• Cadye - a first name
• caeca - variant plural of "cecum"
• Caeli - a first name
• Caely - a first name
• caere - an Etruscan settlement in Italy, now Cerveteri
• caers - plural of "caer", a camp
• caese - a Shakespearean interjection
• caete - a town in Brazil
• cafes - plural of "cafe", a coffee-house
• caffa - a city on the Black Sea; a cotton cloth
• caffs - plural of "caff", a cafeteria
• caffy - a cafeteria
• cafis - a Spanish unit of capacity, about 666 liters
• cafiz - a unit of measurement in Arabia
• caged - captive
• cager - a basketball player
• cages - plural of "cage", an enclosure
• cagey - cautious; unforthcoming; duplicitous; wiley
• cagit - a green parrot of the Philippines
• cagot - a Pyrennese pariah race
• cagua - a town in Venezuela
• Cahan - a first name
• caher - a town in Eire
• Cahil - a first name
• Cahit - a first name
• cahiz - a Spanish unit of capacity, about 666 liters
• cahot - "thank you, ma'am"; a bump; a ridge of snow across a road, left by sleighs
• cahow - a rare Bermuda petrel
• caico - a town in Brazil
• caics - plural of "caic", a Turkish skiff
• caids - plural of "caid", an alcayde; an Islamic judge
• Caily - a first name
• Caina - a first name
• caine - a first name; cocaine
• cains - plural of "cain", a kain; a rent in kind; a weasel
• Caira - a first name
• caird - a traveling tinker
• cairn - a first name; a heap of stones; a kind of terrier
• cairo - a first name; the capital city of Egypt
• Caisi - a first name
• Caite - a first name
• Caity - a first name
• Caius - a first name
• caiza - a town in Bolivia
• cajan - people, primarily in Alabama, of mixed white, black and Indian heritage
• cajon - a steep-sided canyon
• Cajsa - a first name
• cajun - corruption of "Acadian", a Louisiana group of French Canadian origin
• caked - thickly layered
• Caker - a first name
• cakes - plural of "cake", a large dessert pastry
• cakey - tending to form crusts; like a cake; simple-minded; a fool
• cakra - variant of "chakra", one of 6 points of spiritual power in the body
• Calab - a first name
• Calah - a first name
• Calan - a first name
• calas - plural of "cala", a Creole fried cake made mainly of rice, with dough and sugar
• calca - a town in Peru
• calcs - plural of "calc", a calculator
• caldy - a British island
• caleb - a first name; a Biblical spy
• Calee - a first name
• Calem - a first name
• cales - a Roman colony in Italy
• Caley - a first name
• calfs - plural of "calf", a young cow; part of the leg
• Calia - a first name
• calid - hot
• Calie - a first name
• calif - a caliph
• calin - a first name; an alloy of lead and tin used by the Chineses
• calix - a cup
• calks - caulks; plural of "calk", a horseshoe projection used to improve footing
• calla - a first name; the bog arum
• calle - caul; a street
• Calli - a first name
• calls - names; telephones
• Cally - a first name
• calma - a musical term meaning "quieting" or "tranquility"
• calmi - a town in Illinois
• calms - makes still or peaceful
• calmy - calm
• calne - a town in southwest England
• calno - a biblical place
• calor - body heat that is a sign of inflammation
• calos - plural of "calo", a language spoken by Spanish gypsies
• calot - a woman's hat
• calpa - a day of Brahma
• calpe - the ancient name of the Rock of Gibraltar; a town in ancient Asia Minor
• calps - plural of "calp", a shale bed
• Calum - a first name
• calva - the upper part of the human cranium
• calve - to give birth
• calvi - a port town in Corsica
• Calym - a first name
• Calyn - a first name
• calyx - a cup; the outer protective covering of a flower
• camac - something much too expensive or complex for its simple purpose
• caman - a shinty stick, used in the game of hurling; a town in Afghanistan; a town in Ireland
• Camar - a first name
• camas - a perennial herb; a town in Washington state; plural of "cama", a South African hartebeest
• camau - an Asian cape
• cambo - a Cambodian
• camel - a first name; a Bactrian
• cameo - a first name; the opposite of "intaglio"; a brief appearance
• cames - plural of "came", a leaden window rod
• Camey - a first name
• Camia - a first name
• camis - a chemise; plural of "cami", a camisole
• Cammi - a first name
• cammy - a first name; a camouflage outfit
• camon - a biblical place
• camou - camouflage
• campa - an Arawakan people of eastern Peru
• campe - a female monster in Greek mythology
• campi - plural of "campo", a level grassy plain; plural of "campus", the site of a college
• campo - a level grassy plain or clearing
• camps - lives in the open
• campy - a first name; overdone; ludicrous
• camus - a camis, a chemise; short, flat, concave
• canak - a town in Turkey, now Canakkale
• canal - channel
• canar - a town in Ecuador
• canas - a town in Costa Rica
• canat - kinat
• canby - a town in Oregon
• canch - a sloping slice removed from the roof or floor of a mine roadway
• Canda - a first name
• cande - first name
• Candi - a first name
• cando - a town in North Dakota
• candu - the Canadian Deuterium Uranium reactor
• candy - a first name; a sweet treat; a unit of weight in India of about 500 pounds
• canea - a seaport in northwest Crete, and the capital city
• caned - made of cane; beaten with a cane
• caneh - a unit of length of 6 cubits
• canel - cannel; cinammon
• caner - one who canes
• canes - beats; plural of "cane", a rattan, a long stick
• cange - a village in Haiti
• cangs - plural of "cang", a Chinese pillory
• canid - any member of the dog family
• canis - the genus to which the dog and wolf belong
• canna - the arrowroot; a unit of length of 2 yards; cannot; a British island
• canns - plural of "cann", directs the steering (of a ship)
• canny - shrewd
• canoa - a sloop-rigged fishing boat common in the Amazon delta
• canoe - a small boat
• canon - a first name; a precept; a type size of 48 points
• canso - a love song
• canst - Biblical "can"
• canta - a town in Peru
• canto - a division of a poem
• cants - plural of "cant", a tilt or slant; argot; hypocrisy
• cantu - an African cape; a town in Italy
• canty - talkative; cheerful; brisk; unpleasant; ill-tempered
• canun - a zither
• caoba - mahogany
• capas - a town in the Philippines; plural of "capa", a Spanish cloak
• capax - legally competent
• caped - wearing a cape
• capel - a horse
• caper - to dance; a shrub; the flower bud of the caper used as a seasoning; a bird
• capes - plural of "cape", a promontory; an open cloak
• capey - a Cape Coloured person
• caphs - plural of "caph", an alternative spelling of "kaph"
• capie - a Cape Coloured person
• capim - a river in Brazil
• capiz - a small marine bivalve; a province on Panay island
• caple - a horse
• capoc - kapok
• capon - a fish; a letter; a castrated rooster
• capos - plural of "capo", a pitch raising device for fretted instruments
• capot - to win all the tricks in a game of piquet
• cappa - an ecclesiastical or academic cape
• Cappi - a first name
• cappo - capote; a capitalist, in the sense of a money grubber
• cappy - a first name; like a cap; having a tallow taste because of butterfat oxidation
• capra - a she-goat
• capri - a first name; an Italian resort island in the bay of Naples; the genus of goats
• capsa - an ancient name of the town of Gafsa in Tunisia
• capua - an Italian city near Naples
• capul - a horse
• capun - a prisoner sentenced to capital punishment
• caput - the head; a knoblike protuberance; kaput
• Capys - a first name
• carac - carack, a kind of large ship, a galleon
• Carah - a first name
• caral - an ancient city of Peru
• carap - a tropical tree of the mahogany family
• carat - a unit of weight of 200 milligrams
• caraz - a town in Peru
• carbo - a carbohydrate; charcoal
• carbs - plural of "carb", a carburetor; a food rich in carbohydrates
• carby - a carburetor
• carda - a kind of cloth
• cardi - a sweater (shortened from "Cardigan")
• cardo - a basal maxillary joint of an insect
• cards - demands proper identification; plural of "card", a stiff piece of paper
• cardy - a sweater (shortened from "Cardigan")
• cared - minded
• Caree - a first name
• Carel - a first name
• Caren - a first name
• carer - one who cares or tends
• cares - is concerned or interested
• caret - an editing mark indicating an insertion; the hawksbill turtle
• Carew - a first name
• carex - a sedge (a primitive three-sided grass)
• carey - a first name; the hawksbill turtle; a British river
• carfs - carves
• carga - a unit of weight in El Salvador, Colombia and Mexico of about 300 pounds
• cargo - freight
• caria - an ancient territory of southwest Asia Minor, domain of King Mausolos
• carib - a native of the Caribbean
• carid - a crustacean of the tribe Carides
• Carie - a first name
• Caril - a first name
• Carin - a first name
• Caris - a first name
• carks - plural of "cark", care; trouble
• carky - troubled
• Carla - a first name
• carle - a first name; a rude strong man
• Carli - a first name
• Carlo - a first name
• carls - plural of "carl", a churl; a robust fellow; a farmer
• Carly - a first name
• Carma - a first name
• carme - a moon of Jupiter
• Carmi - a first name
• Carmy - a first name
• Carna - a first name
• carne - a first name; heroin; the Spanish for "meat", used, for example in "chile con carne"
• carno - a town in Wales
• carns - plural of "carn", a cairn, a carnation
• carny - a first name; blarney; a carnival worker
• caroa - a Brazilian plant related to the pinguin
• carob - the locust or algaroba tree, or its fruit
• carol - a first name; a song
• carom - a billiard shot in which one ball is made to hit two others in succession
• caron - a first name; an accent mark
• carot - variant of "carotte", a cylindrical roll of tobacco
• carpe - Latin for "seize" or "grasp", as in "carpe diem" which means "seize the day"
• carpi - a town in northern Italy; plural of "carpus", the area between the hand and forearm
• carps - complains; plural of "carp", a goldfish relative
• carpy - incarceration
• Carra - a first name
• Carri - a first name
• carrs - plural of "carr", a marsh
• carry - a first name; to transport
• carse - low-lying fertile land
• carsy - a lavatory; a house; a brothel; a thieve's den
• carta - a charter
• carte - a fencing term; a menu
• carts - plural of "cart", a wagon
• carty - of a horse that resembles a cart horse
• carua - a town in Brazil
• carum - a genus of biennial aromatic herbs
• carus - a heavy sleep; unconsciousness
• Carva - a first name
• carve - to cut
• carvy - the caraway plant
• carya - a genus of North American hardwood trees
• Caryl - a first name
• Caryn - a first name
• Carys - a first name
• casal - belonging to a grammatical case
• Casar - a first name
• casas - plural of "casa", a dwelling
• Casca - a first name
• casco - a Manila barge; a ship's hull
• Cascy - a first name
• cased - boxed; examined
• Casee - a first name
• caseo - a brothel
• caser - one who cases; a 5 shilling coin
• cases - precriminally inspects; plural of "case", a box, an incident
• casey - a first name; a house
• casha - a soft cloth made of wool and cashmere
• Cashe - a first name
• Cashi - a first name
• Casia - a first name
• Casie - a first name
• casks - plural of "cask", a barrel
• casky - resembling a cask
• casma - a town in Peru
• Cason - a first name
• cassa - a ladies's man; a musical term meaning "a drum"
• casse - a first name; broken paper
• Cassi - a first name
• cassy - a first name; a fibrous plant
• Casta - a first name
• caste - a hereditary social class
• casts - plural of "cast", a throw; the personnel of a play; a plaster mold; a disfigurement of the eye
• casus - a legal occurrence or event
• catan - a Japanese sword resembling a broad cutlass
• catch - a latch; to ensnare; a musical term
• catel - property
• cater - a first name; to provide food; diagonal
• cates - plural of "cate", a dainty food
• Catey - a first name
• catha - a first name; a genus of African evergreen shrubs
• Cathe - a first name
• Cathi - a first name
• Cathy - a first name
• Catia - a first name
• Catie - a first name
• catio - an Indian tribe in Colombia
• catly - like a cat
• caton - a first name; an English town
• catso - a blackguard; a rascal
• Catti - a first name
• catty - feline; spiteful; a Chinese unit of weight of about 4/3 pound, or 16 taels or 16 liangs
• cauac - the nineteenth day of the Mayan religious month
• cauca - a river in Colombia; a province in Colombia
• cauch - a mess
• cauda - a tail or tail-like appendage
• cauff - chaff
• caufs - plural of "cauf", a live fish box
• cauks - plural of "cauk", sulphate of baryta
• cauld - cold; a dam or weir
• cauli - cauliflower
• caulk - to make watertight
• caulp - a fee given to the head of a Scottish clan
• cauls - plural of "caul", a net; a membrane
• cauma - great heat, as in a fever
• caums - plural of "caum", soft slate
• caups - plural of "caup", a wooden drinking bowl
• caure - calves
• cauri - a monetary unit of Guinea; a fly whisk; chowrie
• causa - a Latin word for "cause", used in various phrases
• cause - an underlying reason
• causy - full of causes; like a cause
• cauto - a river in Cuba
• cavae - plural of "cava", for the vena cava
• cavan - a first name; a county in Ulster
• Cavas - a first name
• cavea - the tiered semi-circular seating of ancient amphitheaters
• caved - collapsed; surrendered
• Caveh - a first name
• cavel - an axe for trimming stone; a piece of wood used for casting lots
• Caven - a first name
• caver - a spelunker
• caves - plural of "cave", a cavern
• cavey - a hen coop; like a cave
• cavia - the genus to which the guinea pig belongs
• cavie - a hen coop
• cavil - to carp; to complain; to break stone
• cavin - a first name; a cowered approach
• cavum - the lower part of the concha of the ear; the nasal cavity
• cavus - a deformity of the foot involving a very high arch
• cavvy - the remuda
• cawed - crowed
• cawks - plural of "cawk", a heavy spear; a crow's sound
• cawky - containing baryta
• cawny - a unit of area of 1 acre
• caxon - a hairy wig; a chest of ores
• cayac - a country bumpkin
• cayak - a kayak
• Cayce - a first name
• Cayci - a first name
• cayey - a town in Puerto Rico
• Cayla - a first name
• Cayli - a first name
• Cayly - a first name
• Cayse - a first name
• Caysi - a first name
• Cayte - a first name
• cayua - a Guarani people of southwestern Brazil
• cayus - a town in the Philippines
• cazic - a chief of some American Indian tribes
• cazin - a town in Bosnia Herzegovina
• Cazzi - a first name
• ccoya - an Inca wife
• Ceadd - a first name
• ceara - a first name; a province in Brazil
• cease - to stop
• ceaze - an obsolete spelling of "seize"
• cebid - one of a family of monkeys
• cebil - the South American tree that yields angico gum for tanning
• cebus - a genus that comprises medium size monkeys, including Capuchin monkeys
• cecal - of or like a cecum
• Cecil - a first name
• cecum - a body cavity with one opening
• Cecyl - a first name
• cedar - an aromatic tree, or its wood
• ceded - granted; gave up
• ceder - one who cedes
• cedes - yields
• cedez - a musical term meaning "slow down!"
• cedis - plural of "cedi", a monetary unit of Ghana
• cedra - a citron
• cedre - cedar green
• cedro - any of several reddish cedarlike woods
• cedry - like cedar
• ceiba - the tropical silk-cotton tree; a town in Honduras; a town in Puerto Rico
• ceibo - a fiber from the kapok tree
• Ceila - a first name
• ceile - a client
• ceili - a kind of Irish dance
• ceils - plural of "ceil", a roof; a ceiling
• ceint - a girdle or cincture
• ceirw - a British river
• Cejay - a first name
• celeb - a celebrity
• celer - an attic
• Celes - a first name
• Celia - a first name
• Celie - a first name
• Celio - a first name
• celje - a town in Slovenia
• Celka - a first name
• cella - the hidden part of a Greek or Roman temple where a deity's image was housed
• celle - a town in Germany
• celli - plural of "cello", a musical instrument
• cello - a musical instrument
• cells - plural of "cell", a cavity; a nucleus
• celly - a first name; a cellular telephone; a cellmate
• celom - a body cavity in some animals
• celos - plural of "celo", a unit of acceleration
• Celso - a first name
• celts - plural of "celt", a primitive axe; a primitive people
• Cemal - a first name
• Cemil - a first name
• cenal - referring to the midday meal
• Cenex - a first name
• cenis - plural of "ceni", an Indian tribe
• cense - to burn incense
• cento - a medley; a poem made of fragments of other poems
• cents - plural of "cent", a hundredth of a dollar
• centu - a Lithuanian coin
• ceorl - a churl
• cepas - onions
• cepes - plural of "cepe", a large mushroom
• cepid - a Capuchin monkey
• cequi - a unit of weight in Turkey
• ceral - a bird's beak
• ceram - one of the Moluccan islands
• ceras - plural of "cera", a gill papilla on the backs of nudibranches and related mollusks
• cerci - plural of "cercus", a sensory appendage on an insect
• Cerea - a first name
• cereb - short for "cerebral", a brainy or studious person
• cered - covered with wax
• Cerek - a first name
• Cerel - a first name
• ceres - a first name; the Roman harvest goddess; waxes; an asteroid
• cerge - a large wax altar candle
• ceria - a first name; a chemical compound
• ceric - wax-like
• cerif - a serif
• Ceril - a first name
• cerin - an acidic constituent of wax
• cerne - a British river; a shortened form of "concern"
• ceros - plural of "cero", a large food fish
• certs - plural of "cert", a certainty; a certification
• certy - certainly
• ceryl - a white crystalline alcohol occurring as an ester in waxes
• Cerys - a first name
• cesar - a first name; a river in Colombia
• Cesha - a first name
• Cesia - a first name
• cesis - a name of the town that is now Wenden
• Cesle - a first name
• cesme - a town in Turkey
• cesse - to cease
• Cesso - a first name
• cessy - foul; disgusting; a town in France
• cesta - a basket used in jai alai
• cesti - plural of "cestus", a belt or girdle
• Cesur - a first name
• Cesya - a first name
• cetes - plural of "cete", a group of badgers
• cetic - of spermaceti
• cetid - a meteor shower that seems to come from the Cetus constellation
• cetin - a crystalline fat that is the chief component of spermaceti
• Cetta - a first name
• cetus - the constellation of the whale
• cetyl - a radical in spermaceti
• ceuta - a Spanish seaport in northern Morocco, across from Gilbraltar
• Cevan - a first name
• Cezar - a first name
• cezve - a pot for making Turkish coffee
• chaac - one of the Mayan gods of rain and fertility
• Chaad - a first name
• chaak - an Inca rain god
• chaar - an Indian
• chabs - plural of "chab", a breast
• chaby - a child
• chace - a chase; a medieval French part song
• chack - the toss of a horse's head; a snack
• chaco - an extinct Southwest Indian culture; a province in Argentina; a shako
• chacs - plural of "chac", one of the Mayan gods of rain and fertility
• Chadd - a first name
• Chade - a first name
• chads - plural of "chad", a shad; a sea fish; a punched out piece of a computer card
• Chady - a first name
• chafe - to rub; to irritate; to vex
• chaff - the inedible husks of grain
• chaft - chaps; the jaw
• chaga - a tall people of the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro
• Chago - a first name
• chahi - shahi, a Persian copper coin
• Chaim - a first name
• chain - a first name; a fetter; a connection; a unit of length of 22 yards
• chair - a seat
• chais - plural of "chai", a gypsy girl; a kind of tea
• chait - a month of the Hindu year
• chaja - the largest of the crested screamers
• Chaka - a first name
• chako - a shako
• chaks - of a horse, tosses the head frequently to avoid the restraint of a bridle
• chale - no
• Chali - a first name
• chalk - a flaky mineral
• Chalo - a first name
• chala - a town in Peru
• chals - plural of "chal", a gypsy man
• chama - a large oyster
• chami - an Indian tribe of Colombia
• champ - a champion; to chew
• chams - a first name; plural of "cham", a Mogul Khan
• Chamy - a first name
• Chana - a first name
• Chanc - a first name
• Chand - a first name
• Chane - a first name
• chang - a unit of weight of 3 pounds; a unit of length of 12 feet; a Tibetan beer
• Chani - a first name
• chank - a species of conch shell; to chew noisily; a chancre
• Chann - a first name
• chant - a first name; to intone
• Chanu - a first name
• chaos - anarchy; violent disorder
• chape - a buckle catch; a metal piece that is part of a scabbard
• chaps - plural of "chap", the jaw; a fellow; cowboy leg protector
• chapt - poetic "chapped"
• chara - a first name; a genus of the family Characeae; a charabanc; a star
• chard - the artichoke; a southwest English town
• chare - a chore; a narrow street
• chari - a first name; the French name for the Shari river
• chark - char; charcoal; a crack
• Charl - a first name
• charm - a first name; a spell; a trinket; an endearing quality
• Charo - a first name
• charr - char; a kind of trout
• chars - burns the edges of; plural of "char", a chore
• chart - a map; a diagram
• Charu - a first name
• chary - frugal; wary
• chase - a first name; to follow after
• chasm - an abyss
• Chass - a first name
• chast - to chasten
• chasy - a children's game of tag
• chati - a species of small South American tiger cats
• chato - a first name; a mountain in Argentina
• chats - talks
• chaui - a tribe of Indians in Nebraska
• chauk - a town in Burma
• chaun - a gap
• chaus - an Old World wild cat
• Chava - a first name
• chave - a first name; a colloquial form of "I have"
• Chavi - a first name
• Chavo - a first name
• chavs - plural of "chav", an uneducated uncultured antisocial person
• chawl - a large tenement house in India
• chawn - a gap; a cleft
• chaws - chews; masticates
• chaya - a first name; the root of an East Indian herb that yields a red dye
• Chayo - a first name
• chays - plural of "chay", a shay; an open carriage
• chazy - a town in New York
• Chazz - a first name
• cheam - an English town
• cheap - inexpensive; unwilling to spend money
• chear - a variant of "cheer"
• cheat - to dupe; to break the rules
• cheba - marijuana
• check - to stop; a form of payment; a cross-hatch pattern; to verify
• chedi - a kingdom of early northern India
• cheeb - marijuana
• cheek - insolence; a part of the face
• cheeo - marijuana seeds
• cheep - to chirp
• cheer - gaiety; a roar of support
• cheet - to cheep; to call a cat
• chefs - plural of "chef", a food preparer
• cheju - a resort island in Korea, now called Jeju
• cheka - a first name; the Soviet secret police, 1917-1921.
• cheke - a unit of weight in Turkey
• cheki - a unit of weight in Arabia of 509 pounds
• chela - a first name; a lobster claw; a Buddhist disciple
• Cheli - a first name
• chelm - another name for Kholm
• Chelo - a first name
• chelp - to talk pertly; the chirp of a young bird
• chely - a first name; a variant of "chela", a claw
• chemo - chemotherapy; a Tibetan bear
• chena - an area of virgin timberland in a tropical region, cleared and cultivated for a few years; a river in Alaska
• Chene - a first name
• cheng - a Chinese reed musical instrument
• chera - a region of southern India
• chere - a first name; a beloved (female) one
• cheri - a first name; a beloved
• chert - flint
• Chery - a first name
• Chesa - a first name
• chese - to choose
• chess - a board game; a British river
• chest - a coffer; the upper torso
• chete - a first name; a thing
• cheth - a first name; a Hebrew letter
• cheve - to turn out (well or badly)
• Chevi - a first name
• chevy - a first name; to chase
• chewa - an ethnic group of Malawi
• chewn - chewed
• chews - masticates
• chewy - rubbery; hard to chew
• Cheyn - a first name
• Chhom - a first name
• chiai - a town in China
• chiam - a first name; a people of an ancient kingdom in the central coastal part of Annam
• chian - a native of Chios
• chiao - a monetary unit of China equal to 1/10 of a yuan; a town in northern China
• chias - plural of "chia", a Mexican herb
• chiba - a town in central Japan; marijuana
• chibe - to stab
• Chibi - a first name
• chica - a first name; an orange-red dye; a liquor
• chice - nothing; nothing of significance
• chich - a dwarf pea; a chickpea
• chick - a first name; a chicken; a bamboo screen
• chico - a first name; a prickly shrub; a South American river
• chics - plural of "chic", elegance
• chide - to scold
• Chido - a first name
• chief - a boss; a principal
• chiel - a child
• chien - a unit of weight of about 1 pound
• chiff - a clicking sound that can be part of the attack of a flue pipe of an organ
• chigs - chews
• Chika - a first name
• Chike - a first name
• Chiko - a first name
• chiks - plural of "chik", variant of "chick"
• Chiku - a first name
• child - a young creature
• chile - a South American country
• chili - a cayenne pepper pod; a meal of beans, ground meat, and chili pepper
• chill - a first name; cold
• Chilo - a first name
• Chilt - a first name
• chimb - a cask edge; to ring chimes; a channel on a deck
• chime - to harmonize; a bell
• chimo - a first name; a word used as a greeting in Canada
• chimp - a chimpanzee
• chimu - an extinct Yuncan people
• china - a first name; an Asian country; pottery; a mate (from the rhyming slang "China plate")
• chine - a cleft; a ridge; the backbone of an animal; where a wing bends away from the fuselage; a mate (from the rhyming slang "China plate")
• ching - a Chinese authoritative or canonical book
• chink - a gap; a slur
• chino - a first name; a strong twilled cotton cloth
• chins - plural of "chin", the lower part of the face
• chinu - a town in Colombia
• chios - a Greek island off Asia Minor
• chiot - a variant of "sciot"
• chips - bits; fried thin-cut potatoes; a nickname for a carpenter
• chira - marijuana
• chire - a blade of grass
• chirk - to chirp; cheerful; a town in Wales
• chirl - to warble
• chirm - to sing like a bird
• chiro - a marine fish
• chirp - to trill
• chirr - to make a harsh vibrant sound
• chirs - makes a harsh vibrant sound
• chirt - to squeeze; to chirp
• chiru - a Tibetan antelope slaughtered for its very fine fur
• chise - a knife
• chism - jism; strength; semen
• chita - a first name; a cheetah; a town and region in Russia, near Mongolia
• chits - plural of "chit", a memo; a voucher
• chiva - heroin
• chive - a type of onion; a knife
• chivs - harries; badgers
• chivy - to pursue; the face
• Chiyo - a first name
• chizo - a subgroup of the Concho people
• chizz - to swindle; to cheat
• Chloe - a first name
• chlor - a color between yellow and green
• chlum - a town in the Czech Republic
• choad - slang for the penis
• choak - a variant of "choke"
• choan - sexual intercourse
• chobe - a river in Botswana
• choca - a chocolate and coffee beverage
• chock - a wedge
• choco - a militiaman or conscript in World War II; a South American Indian tribe
• chocs - plural of "choc", a chocolate treat
• chode - scolded; a fool; archaic past tense of "chide"; choad
• choes - a town in Portugal
• Chofa - a first name
• choff - food
• chofu - a town in Japan
• choga - a cloak with long sleeves and skirt, for men in India and Pakistan
• choil - the notch in a pocket knife blade, where it meets the haft
• choir - the chancel; a singing group
• choke - to strangle
• choko - a pear-shaped vegetable; a variant of "chocho"
• choky - a prison; tending to choke
• chola - a female Hispanic; an ancient country in the south of India
• choli - a short-sleeved Indian bodice with very low neckline
• cholo - an acculturated Wuechuan of Peru or Bolivia
• choma - a town in New Mexico; a town in Zambia
• chome - sexual intercourse
• chomo - prison slang for a child molester
• chomp - to chew loudly
• Chona - a first name
• chone - a town in Ecuador
• Choni - a first name
• chonk - to champ or chew loudly
• chono - an extinct American Indian tribe
• chons - plural of "chon", a Korean monetary unit
• choof - marijuana
• chook - a chicken
• choom - an English soldier; an Englishman
• choop - the wild rose hip
• chopa - any of several rudderfishes
• Chope - a first name
• chops - the jaws; plural of "chop", a cut of meat
• chora - a town on the Greek island of Mykonos
• chorb - acne
• chord - a harmonious sound; a line cutting across a circle
• chore - a task
• choro - a dance band
• chort - the star Theta Leonis
• chose - selected
• choss - loose rock treacherous for mountainclimbing
• chota - an Indian word for "little"; the police; a town in Peru
• chote - flattery
• chott - a saline lake or dried lake bed
• chouf - a mountain range in Lebanon
• choum - a town in Mauritania
• choup - variant of "choop", the wild rose hip
• chous - plural of "chou", an ornamental ribbon
• chout - blackmail; a show or entertainment
• choux - plural of "chou", a soft cabbage shaped ornament or rosette in women's wear
• chowk - a main street; a bazaar
• chows - plural of "chow", a Chinese dog; food
• choya - variant of "chay"
• choys - plural of "choy", Indian madder
• choza - a cabin
• chria - in rhetoric, the development of a short saying into an essay
• Chris - a first name
• chron - short for "chronological", and used in the phrase "chron file"
• Chrys - a first name
• Chuan - a first name
• chubb - a patent lock
• chubs - plural of "chub", a fresh water carp
• chuck - a first name; to discard; a cut of beef
• chuco - a first name; a Mexican-American
• chuds - champs; bites
• chuen - the eleventh day of the Mayan religious month
• chuet - a minced meat pie
• chufa - a European sedge
• chuff - a clown; a boor; what a loony is not on; pubic hair; to puff up with self-importance
• chufu - a town in China, birthplace of Confucius
• chugs - downs a drink without pausing; makes locomotive sounds
• chuha - a Pakistani "pinhead", regarded as having special religious healing abilities
• Chuki - a first name
• chule - a town in Chile
• chuma - a first name; a town in Bolivia
• Chumo - a first name
• chump - a blockhead; a patsy
• chums - plural of "chum", a pal
• Chung - a first name
• chunk - a thick slice
• chupa - a canopy
• chura - a little town in Cuba
• churl - a cad
• churm - chirm
• churn - to agitate; a British river
• churr - to chirp
• chuse - to choose
• chust - a town in Belarus
• chute - a sloping channel
• chuts - plural of "chut", a peevish cry
• chyak - to tease
• Chyla - a first name
• Chyld - a first name
• chyle - a milky fluid containing emulsified fat and other products of digestion
• chyme - the pulpy matter constituting partially digested food
• Chyna - a first name
• chynd - to cleft
• Ciana - a first name
• ciaos - plural of "ciao", an Italian farewell
• Ciara - a first name
• cibel - a chive; an onion
• cibol - a Welsh onion
• cicad - a cicada
• ciced - excited; enthusiastic
• Cicek - a first name
• cicer - the chick pea; a genus of Asiatic herbs
• cided - decided
• cider - fermented apple juice; a decider
• cides - decides
• Cidne - a first name
• ciego - a ruse or trick
• Cielo - a first name
• ciels - plural of "ciel", a ceiling; a wainscot
• Ciera - a first name
• cifox - a facsimile machine that scrambles and unscrambles transmissions
• cigar - a Havana
• ciggy - a cigarette
• cigua - a lancewood
• Cihan - a first name
• Cihat - a first name
• Cijay - a first name
• cilia - plural of "cilium", an eyelash, a filament
• Cilka - a first name
• Cilla - a first name
• Cille - a first name
• cills - plural of "cill", a variant of "sill"
• cilly - a first name; a Bletchley Park term for an easily guessed enciphering key
• cilop - the practice of updating old military aircraft instead of scrapping them
• cimar - a scarf
• cimas - plural of "cima", a cyma; an ogee molding
• cimex - the bed bug; the bed bug genus
• cimia - a cimbia, a strengthening band placed around a column
• cimon - an ancient Athenian statesman
• cinch - a strong girth for a saddle or pack; a certainty; a card game
• cinci - a nickname for Cincinnati, Ohio
• cinct - engirdled
• cincy - a nickname for Cincinnati, Ohio
• Cinda - a first name
• Cindi - a first name
• Cindy - a first name
• cines - plural of "cine", a motion picture
• ciney - a town in Belgium
• cinga - a language
• Cinny - a first name
• Cinta - a first name
• cinto - a mountain peak in Corsica
• Cioma - a first name
• Cione - a first name
• cions - plural of "cion", a cutting from a plant
• cippi - plural of "cippus", a massive pillar
• circa - about (said of a date)
• circe - a first name; a sorceress encountered by Odysseus
• circs - circumstances; plural of "circ", a prehistoric stone circle
• cires - plural of "cire", a polished silk fabric
• Cirie - a first name
• Ciril - a first name
• cirit - a extreme Turkish form of polo, with points for spearing or unhorsing your opponent
• cirls - plural of "cirl", a bunting
• cirri - plural of "cirrus", a tendril; a cloud
• Cirse - a first name
• cirta - a town in northern Algeria
• cisco - a first name; an American char or whitefish; the black-fin snapper
• Ciske - a first name
• Cisse - a first name
• Cissi - a first name
• cissy - a first name; effeminate
• cista - a wicker receptacle for carrying sacred items in ancient Roman parades
• cists - plural of "cist", a stone chest; a tomb
• cital - a summons; a citation
• cited - quoted
• citee - one who is quoted or referred to
• citer - one who quotes
• cites - quotes; refers to
• citra - a town in Florida
• citua - a town in India
• cives - chives
• civet - a catlike carnivorous mammal; a strong musky substance taken from the genital pouch of a civet
• civex - a shortening of "civilian extraction", a method of reprocessing nuclear fuel
• civic - of a city; of a citizen
• civie - a civilian
• civil - polite; nonmilitary
• civvy - a civilian
• cizar - to cut with scissors
• cizre - a town in south east Turkey
• clach - a hamlet
• clack - to clatter
• claco - tlaco
• clade - a group of biological taxa
• clads - coats one metal with another
• claes - a first name; clothes
• clags - clogs
• claik - the barnacle goose
• Clail - a first name
• claim - a right; an assertion
• Clair - a first name
• clake - variant of "claik", the barnacle goose
• clame - a clam; a variant of "cleam", to smear or daub
• clamp - to fasten; to squeeze
• clams - plural of "clam", a mollusk
• clang - to make a loud, resonant sound
• clank - to clatter
• clans - plural of "clan", a tribe, convocation, or family group
• claps - applauds
• clapt - poetic "clapped"
• clara - a first name; a town in Eire
• clare - a first name; a nun of Saint Clare; an English town
• Clari - a first name
• clark - a first name; a clerk
• claro - mild in taste; a river in Brazil
• clart - to smear with sticky dirt; trouble
• clary - a first name; a sweet herb of the sage family; a spiced wine drink
• clash - a quarrel; a dispute
• clasp - to catch; to hold tightly
• class - a category; a distinction; a period of instruction
• clast - a fragment of rock
• clats - slops
• Claud - a first name
• claum - to handle something with dirty fingers
• claus - a first name; Santa's last name
• claut - a rake
• clava - a clublike structure
• clave - a cleft; a Cuban dance beat; one of a pair of hardwood sticks; a past tense of "cleave"
• clavi - plural of "clavus", a vertical stripe on a tunic
• clavy - clavel
• clawk - to claw; to scratch; to snatch
• claws - plural of "claw", a talon
• clays - plural of "clay", a fine-grained earthy material
• clead - to clothe
• cleam - to smear; to daub
• clean - immaculate
• clear - pellucid
• cleat - a wedge
• cleck - to hatch
• cleek - a party pooper; a golf club having an iron head and a long, narrow face; to seize
• cleep - variant of "clepe", to name or to call
• clees - the two halves of a cloven foot
• clefs - plural of "clef", a musical sign
• cleft - divided
• clegs - plural of "cleg", a horse fly
• Clela - a first name
• Clell - a first name
• Cleme - a first name
• clemo - executive clemency; a penny
• clems - starves; suffers from cold or hunger
• cleon - a first name; an ancient Athenian general and opponent of Pericles
• clepe - to name or to call
• Clerc - a first name
• clerk - a first name; an attendant; originally a "cleric"
• Cleta - a first name
• Clete - a first name
• Cleva - a first name
• cleve - a first name; a cliff
• clevy - a U-shaped device on the end of a wagon tongue, for hitching; the draft iron of a plough
• clews - rolls into a ball
• clewy - like a rolled-up ball
• clica - a gang
• click - to tick; a metallic sound
• cliff - a first name; a crag
• clift - a first name; a cleft
• cligh - to steal
• clima - an ancient Roman unit of area, 3600 square pedes, about 3.15 ares
• climb - to ascend
• clime - climate
• climp - to touch a clean surface and leave dirty marks
• cline - a series of changes within a species
• cling - to hold onto
• clink - a prison; a metallic sound
• clint - a first name; a hard rock
• clipe - to tattle
• clips - cuts short; short pieces of film
• clipt - poetic "clipped"
• clits - plural of "clit", slang for "clitoris"
• clive - a first name; a clef
• cliza - a town in Bolivia
• cloak - a loose outer coat; a cover or pretext
• cloam - earthenware; to cover with clay
• clock - a chronologe; to hit or beat someone
• Cloda - a first name
• clods - plural of "clod", a clump, especially of dirt; a dolt
• Cloey - a first name
• cloff - a cleft; an allowance of two pounds in 3 hundredweight for small retail losses
• clogh - a town in Northern Ireland
• clogs - blocks or obstructs; heavy shoes
• cloit - to fall down heavily
• cloke - a cloak
• cloky - cloque
• clomb - a past tense of "climb"
• clomp - to walk heavily and clumsily
• clone - a genetic duplicate
• clong - the jarring impact of an inept line in a speech
• clonk - to make a dull thumping sound; to hit
• clons - plural of "clon", a group of asexually derived organisms
• cloof - a hoof
• clook - cluck
• cloom - clay
• cloop - the sound made when a cork is removed from a bottle
• cloot - a cloven hoof
• clops - plural of "clop", the sound of a hoof striking pavement
• close - to shut; nearby
• closh - skittles; a Dutch seaman
• clost - close
• clote - a plant related to the burdock
• cloth - a fabric
• clots - plural of "clot", a blood coagulation
• cloud - a first name; a visible mass of atmospheric vapor; to obscure
• clour - to knock
• clous - plural of "clou", an essential point
• clout - a dish cloth; political influence
• clove - a spice; a unit of weight of 7 pounds; divided into two
• clown - a jester
• clows - a rogue
• cloye - a thief
• cloys - gratifies beyond desire
• cloze - a test of reading comprehension or plagiarism in which missing words are filled in
• clubs - a suit in cards; shortens the life of a baby seal; associations
• cluck - the call of a hen
• clued - gave hints
• cluer - the devisor of clues in a crossword puzzle
• clues - plural of "clue", an indication
• cluey - smart; well-informed
• clufe - cloof
• cluif - cloof
• clump - a cluster
• clung - clasped
• clunk - a gurgle; a dull thumping sound
• cluny - a first name; handmade lace; a town in eastern France
• clute - a town in Texas
• clutz - a klutz, a clumsy person
• clwyd - a river in Wales
• clyde - a first name; a river in Scotland
• clyer - a tuberculous cattle lymph gland
• Clyff - a first name
• clyme - a beggar's artificial sore
• Clyne - a first name
• clype - to tattle
• Clyph - a first name
• clyst - a British river
• Clyve - a first name
• Clywd - a first name
• cnida - a jellyfish
• Cnute - a first name
• coach - to teach; an enclosed carriage
• coact - to cooperate
• Coady - a first name
• coags - plural of "coag", a variant of "coak"
• coaks - plural of "coak", a dowel pin
• coala - a koala
• coals - plural of "coal", an ember
• coaly - resembling coal
• coapt - to fit together and make fast
• coarb - a bishop or abbot
• coari - a town in Brazil
• coast - a shore; to ride upon; to travel on momentum alone
• coate - a Shakespearean form of "quote"
• coati - a tropical American relative of the raccoon
• coats - plural of "coat", a cover; a mantel; a cloak
• coaty - of a coat; like a coat
• coaxy - coaxing
• cobar - copper coins; a town in New South Wales, Australia
• cobbo - a close friend
• cobbs - plural of "cobb", a sea gull
• cobby - a first name; stout, hearty; compact, muscular, and thickset
• Cobey - a first name
• cobia - a large game fish
• Cobie - a first name
• coble - a fishing boat
• cobol - a hideous programming language used in business applications
• cobot - a robotic device designed to assist a disabled person
• cobra - a venomous snake
• cobus - a first name; a kobus
• cobza - a short-necked Romanian musical instrument with 10 strings
• cocas - plural of "coca", a South American shrub
• cocci - plural of "coccus", a spherical bacterial organism that is slightly flattened when grouped
• cocco - the taro and other edible tubers
• coche - a language family of Columbia and Ecuador
• cocko - a general term of address, in Australia anyway
• cocks - plural of "cock", a rooster; a tap on a barrel; a penis; a conical pile of hay
• cocky - conceited; overconfident
• cocle - referring to the prehistoric culture of Panama
• cocoa - a beverage
• cocos - a group of coral islands in the Indian Ocean; plural of "coco", a tall palm tree
• cocum - luck; an advantage; butter
• cocus - green ebony
• cocuy - a mountain range in Colombia
• codas - plural of "coda", a musical finale; an ending; a summing up
• Coday - a first name
• codec - an integrated circuit ("coder/decoder"); compression/decompression algorithms
• coded - in code
• Codee - a first name
• codel - a common abbreviation for "Congressional Delegation", aka "junket"
• coden - a coding classification
• coder - one who codes or writes computer programs
• codes - plural of "code", a cipher; a computer program
• codex - an ancient manuscript
• Codey - a first name
• Codie - a first name
• codle - to coddle
• codon - a bell; a triplet of nucleotides that specify a particular protein
• codpa - a town in Chile
• coeca - variant plural of "cecum"
• coeds - plural of "coed", a coeducational student; a female student
• Coedy - a first name
• coega - a town in South Africa
• coele - a Roman province of southeast Anatolia
• coeur - French for "heart", used in phrases like "cri de coeur"
• cofan - an Indian tribe in Colombia
• Cofer - a first name
• coffe - a cafe
• coffs - buys
• cogan - a town in Wales
• cogie - a small wooden bowl
• cogon - a tall tropical grass
• cogue - a wooden milk bowl
• cohab - a cohabitor or roommate
• cohen - a Hebrew priest (distinct from a rabbi)
• cohoe - a Pacific salmon
• cohog - a quahog
• cohol - kohl
• cohos - plural of "coho", a small salmon
• cohue - a crowd
• coifs - plural of "coif", a hair style
• coign - a projecting cornerstone
• coils - plural of "coil", a loop
• coily - coiling; like a coil; full of coils
• coins - plural of "coin", a metallic monetary token
• coiny - like a coin; full of coins
• coirs - plural of "coir", a fiber obtained from coconut husks
• coits - plural of "coit", a game piece; has sexual intercourse
• coked - converted into coke; affected by cocaine
• coker - coco; one who uses cocaine
• cokes - changes into a carbon fuel; varieties of cocaine
• cokey - a first name; a cocaine user
• cokie - a first name; a cocaine user
• colac - a town in Australia
• Colan - a first name
• colar - a first name; a variant of "collar"
• colas - a first name; plural of "cola", a carbonated beverage
• Colbi - a first name
• colby - a first name; a kind of cheese
• colds - plural of "cold", a respiratory infection
• colea - a first name; moss grass
• Colen - a first name
• coler - a cobbler
• coles - plural of "cole", a plant of the cabbage family
• colet - a first name; variant of "collet", a collar or neckband
• colex - co-lexicographic, that is, reverse alphabetical order
• coley - a first name; an edible fish of the cod family
• colic - flatulence; indigestion; generalized baby malaise
• Colie - a first name
• colin - a first name; an American partridge or bobwhite
• Colis - a first name
• colla - plural of "collum", an anatomical neck; a musical term meaning "with the"
• colls - fondles
• colly - a first name; soot or grime; to understand
• colma - a river in California; a town of 19 cemeteries south of San Francisco
• colmi - a town in California
• colne - a British river
• colog - a cologarithm
• colom - marijuana from Colombia
• colon - a punctuation mark; part of the intestines; a monetary unit of Costa Rica and El Salvador
• color - a hue
• colps - plural of "colp", variant of "collup", a small slice of meat
• colts - plural of "colt", a young horse
• colty - a first name; of or like a colt
• Colum - a first name
• Colyn - a first name
• colza - a kind of cabbage; rapeseed
• comae - a variant plural of "coma"
• comal - comose; tufty
• coman - a first name; cuman, a Turkic people
• comas - plural of "coma", a tuft of silky hair; a condition of prolonged unconsciousness
• combe - a wooded valley
• combi - a combination; a mini-truck
• combo - a combination meal; a musical group
• combs - plural of "comb", an instrument for hair grooming
• comby - resembling a comb
• comed - variant past tense of "come"
• comer - a first name; an arrival; one who is arriving; one who is realizing a great potential
• comes - arrives; climaxes
• comet - a card game; an astronomical body
• comfy - comfortable
• comic - humorous
• comix - underground comic books
• comly - comely
• comma - a punctuation mark; a butterfly
• commo - communication; goods such as candy or tobacco obtained from a prison commissary; a Communist
• comms - communications; lines of communication
• commy - a communist
• comox - a people of eastern Vancouver Island
• compa - a friend
• compo - plaster; workman's compensation; a composition material
• comps - plural of "comp", a comprehensive exam
• compt - to count; neat; a count
• compy - to comprehend or understand
• comte - a French nobleman; a kind of cheese
• comus - the Roman god of revelry; a masque
• conal - a first name; refering to the conus arteriosus
• Conan - a first name
• conch - a first name; a shell
• Condi - a first name
• condo - a condominium
• conds - navigates
• coned - tapering
• coner - a machine that mats fur fibers for hats
• cones - plural of "cone", a conical shape
• conex - a huge standardized shipping container for rapid transfer between ships and rail
• coney - a rabbit
• confo - a conference
• confs - plural of "conf", a conference
• conga - a Latin American dance of African origin in which people dance in a line
• conge - the act of taking leave
• congo - an African country; a black tea
• conia - a hemlock
• conic - conical
• conil - a Spanish fishing village near Trafalgar
• conin - conine; a hemlock
• conks - hits on the head
• conky - full of a tree fungus
• conne - a first name; study
• Conni - a first name
• conns - directs the steering of a ship
• Conny - a first name
• conob - kanhobol
• Conon - a first name
• Conor - a first name
• conoy - an American Indian people living near the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay
• Conry - a first name
• Conso - a first name
• conte - a short story; a hard graphite crayon
• Conti - a first name
• conto - money of account; a coin of Brazil
• conus - an anatomical part in mammals; a genus of tropical snails
• convo - a conversation
• conwy - a first name; a town in Wales
• cooba - an Australian wattle
• cooch - a sinuous erotic dance
• cooed - made love; made a bird call
• cooee - an Australian bush call
• cooer - one who coos
• cooey - an Australian bush call
• coofs - plural of "coof", a dolt
• cooja - an earthenware water vessel
• Cooke - a first name
• cooks - heats to prepare for eating
• cooky - a cook; a small cake
• cools - loses heat
• cooly - a coolie; coolly
• coomb - a unit of volume of 4 bushels; a wooded valley
• cooms - soots; plural of "coom", the cover of a coffin
• coomy - sooty
• coons - plural of "coon", a raccoon
• coony - cagey; canny
• coops - confines; plural of "coop", a chicken cage; plural of "coop", a cooperative
• coopt - to elect or appoint; to subvert
• coopy - a hen
• coorg - a state of southwest India; a language
• coosa - a river in Alabama; an extensive Native American nation
• coose - the vagina as sexual object
• coosh - comfortable
• coost - past tense of "to cast"; to cast
• coots - plural of "coot", an aquatic bird
• cooty - feather-legged; an imaginary bug infecting grade school children
• cooze - the vagina as sexual object
• coozy - the vagina as sexual object
• copal - a resin
• copan - an ancient Mayan city in eastern Mexico
• copay - to pay together with others
• copec - variant of "kopek", a Russian coin
• coped - contended; dealt with
• DUPLICATE:c copen - a town in West Virginia
• copei - the pitch apple
• DUPLICATE:c copen - a blue color
• coper - a dealer; one who copes
• copes - deals with
• cophs - plural of "coph", qoph, a Hebrew letter
• copje - a small hill in the African veld
• copos - lassitude
• coppa - a kind of Italian prepared ham
• copps - a variant of "copse", a thicket
• coppy - a low stool; a crested bird
• copra - dried coconut kernels
• copse - a thicket
• copsy - covered with undergrowth
• copts - plural of "Copt", an Egyptian Christian
• coque - a loop of ribbon used to decorate hats
• coqui - a small francolin of Africa; a tiny, loud frog common to Puerto Rico
• corah - plain, undyed; a kind of silk
• coral - a first name; a marine creature; a shade of pink
• coram - a town in New York; before, in the presence of
• Coran - a first name
• corbe - crooked
• Corbi - a first name
• corbs - plural of "corb", a basket
• corby - a first name; a raven or crow; an English town
• corde - a crocheting cord
• Cordi - a first name
• cords - corduroy pants; plural of "cord", a string
• cordy - a first name; thready or striated
• corea - Korea
• cored - removed the center
• coree - a first name; an extinct American Indian people of the North Carolina coast
• Coren - a first name
• corer - a device for removing the core of fruit
• cores - plural of "core", a center
• coret - a pond snail
• corey - a first name; the penis
• corfe - a town in England
• corfs - plural of "corf", a basket; a lobster cage; a small wagon
• corfu - one of the Ionian islands, west of Greece
• corge - twenty; a score
• corgi - a dog breed
• Corie - a first name
• Corin - a first name
• Corio - a first name
• corke - corcir
• corks - plural of "cork", a stopper
• corky - a first name; lively
• corlu - a town in Turkey
• Corly - a first name
• cormo - a sheep bred according to the Cormo system
• corms - plural of "corm", the stem or bulb of certain plants
• corni - plural of "corno", a French horn
• corno - a French horn; a mountain peak in Italy
• corns - preserves with salt
• cornu - a horn; a horn-shaped anatomical part
• corny - a first name; trite; having corns on the feet
• coroa - a coin
• corol - a corolla
• corps - a contingent
• Corra - a first name
• Corri - a first name
• Corry - a first name
• corse - a corpse; the Corsican dialect; a European cape
• corso - a strut
• corta - a unit of weight in the Balearic Islands
• corte - a dip or step in ballroom dancing; a town in Corsica
• Corty - a first name
• corua - a river in Brazil
• coruh - a river in northeastern Turkey
• corum - a town in Turkey
• corve - a variant of "corf", a basket; a British river
• Coryl - a first name
• Coryn - a first name
• cosec - cosecant, a mathematical term from trigonometry
• cosed - made oneself cozy
• cosen - cozen
• coses - chats; makes oneself cozy
• coset - an equivalence class
• cosey - a cozy; a teapot cover
• cosie - a first name; a cozy
• Cosma - a first name
• Cosme - a first name
• Cosmo - a first name
• cosse - cosse green, a strong yellow green color
• costa - a first name; a rib
• coste - to coast; a term from heraldry
• costs - plural of "cost", an expense
• cotan - cotangent, a mathematical term from trigonometry
• cotch - to catch; to shirk work; catechu
• cotes - passes by; a French wine
• Cotey - a first name
• cothi - a British river
• coths - plural of "coth", a hyperbolic cotangent
• cotso - an exclamation, derived from "God's oath"
• cotta - a surplice; a blanket
• cotte - a tight fitting garment resembling the cotehardie
• cotts - plural of "cott", a variant of "cot"
• cotty - a first name; matted, entangled
• cotys - a first name; a Thracian goddess
• couac - the strident tone produced by a reed instrument blown incorrectly
• couch - a sofa; to put into words
• couco - a town in Portugal
• coude - pertaining to a type of telescope
• cough - tussis
• cougs - plural of "Coug", a nickname for the Cougars football team.
• coula - a kind of African nut
• could - is able
• coule - a canyon
• couma - a tropical South American tree
• coumb - a comb
• count - to reckon; a member of the nobility
• coupe - a closed car
• coups - overturns; plural of "coup", a decisive stroke
• courb - to stoop
• courd - covered
• coure - to cover; to cower
• cours - cowers
• court - a first name; to woo; a tribunal
• couta - a barricuda
• couth - agreeable; civilized
• couzy - a girl
• coval - a town in Portugal
• coved - arched over
• covee - a landlord
• coven - a muster of witches
• cover - to wrap; to hide; a British river
• coves - curves over or inward; plural of "cove", a fellow; a bay
• covet - to desire
• covey - a bevy
• covid - a unit of measurement in Arabia
• covin - collusive fraud
• cowal - a depression or channel; a lake in Australia
• cowan - a first name; an uninitiated Freemason; someone who poses as a Freemason; a variety of turtle
• cowed - daunted
• cower - to cringe
• cowes - a resort town in England, on the Isle of Wight
• Cowey - a first name
• Cowie - a first name
• cowle - a grant or engagement in writing, especially of amnesty or safe passage
• cowls - plural of "cowl", a hood
• cowly - a town in England; like a cow; like a cowl
• cowps - a variant of "coups", overturns
• cowra - a town in Australia
• cowry - a small shell used as money
• cowsh - nonsense, from an abbreviation of "cow shit"
• coxae - plural of "coxa", a hip joint
• coxal - of the hip
• coxed - coxswained
• coxes - plural of "cox", a coxswain
• coxey - avian coccidiosis
• coxim - a town in Brazil
• coyan - a first name; a unit of weight of Thailand of about 2.7 pounds
• coyed - caressed
• coyer - more shy
• coyle - a first name; a river in Argentina
• coyly - bashfully; flirtatiously
• Coyne - a first name
• coyol - any of several tropical American palms
• coypu - the nutria
• cozed - chatted
• cozen - to cheat
• cozer - one who chats
• cozes - plural of "coz", a cousin; chats
• cozey - a cover for a teapot
• cozie - a cozey
• Cozmo - a first name
• cozza - pork
• craal - to kraal
• crabs - plural of "crab", a sea arachnid; a pubic louse
• crack - a gap; a form of cocaine; a snide remark
• craft - a skill; to fashion
• crago - a genus of large shrimps
• crags - plural of "crag", a large jagged rock
• craic - fun; the fun of it
• craie - a crare, a trading vessel
• craig - a first name; a crag; the neck
• craik - variant of "crake", the corncrake; to nag
• crail - a fishing basket; a town in Scotland
• crake - the corncrake; to nag; a British river
• craks - plural of "crak", a suit in mah-jongg
• crame - a booth
• cramp - a muscle spasm; to constrain
• crams - packs tightly; studies for a test at the last minute
• crane - to hoist; a wading bird
• crang - a whale carcass after the blubber and whalebone has been removed
• crank - eccentric; a bent rod; amphetamines
• crans - plural of "cran", about 750 herrings
• crape - a transparent gauze
• craps - defecates; a dice game
• crapy - resembling crape
• crare - a trading vessel
• crase - to break into pieces; to crack
• crash - a coarse cloth often used for drapes; to smash; to impose on a friend for housing
• crass - gross; unsubtle
• crate - a packing case
• crato - a town in Brazil
• crave - to yearn for; to desire
• cravo - the opah, the king fish
• crawk - to utter a harsh squawk; a radio performer who imitates animals
• crawl - to creep; to go slowly; to go on all fours
• craws - plural of "craw", stomach
• craze - a mania
• crazo - an insane person
• crazy - mad; insane
• Creag - a first name
• creak - to squeak
• cream - a derivative of milk; the best; a smooth, rich sauce
• creat - an East Indian herb
• creck - the corncrake
• crecy - a French city, site of a medieval British victory
• crede - a part of the Mass
• credo - a statement of faith
• creds - plural of "cred", credibility
• creed - a first name; a system of beliefs
• creek - a stream; an American Indian tribe
• creel - a fish basket
• creem - to crush; to mash
• creep - to crawl
• crees - softens grain; plural of "Cree", an American Indian tribe
• Cregg - a first name
• Creig - a first name
• creil - a town in France
• crema - a town in northern Italy; the foamy milk layer on the top of a cup of espresso
• creme - cream
• crems - krems
• crena - a furrow, notch, or cleft
• creon - in Greek mythology, king of Thebes, buried niece Antigone alive for breaking law
• crepe - a light crinkled fabric
• crept - poetic "creeped"
• crepy - like crepe; covered with crepe
• cress - watercress
• crest - a top; a heraldic device
• creta - chalk; fuller's earth
• crete - a Mediterranean island country
• creus - a European cape
• creux - the reverse of relief
• crewe - an earthenware pot; an English town
• crews - plural of "crew", a team
• crewy - like a crew
• Criag - a first name
• cribo - a large harmless snake
• cribs - copies; plural of "crib", a cradle
• crick - a cramp; a creek
• cried - wept; spoke suddenly and sharply
• crier - a proclaimer; a weeper
• cries - weeps; proclaims
• criey - crying; prone to cry
• crile - a short deformed person
• crime - a legal misdeed
• crimp - to corrugate
• crims - plural of "crim", a criminal
• Crina - a first name
• crine - to shrink or wizen; hair; a head of hair
• crink - to bend or twist; to make a metallic crackling sound; amphetamines
• crips - plural of "crip", a member of a particular gang
• crise - a crisis
• Crish - a first name
• crisp - sharp; a potato chip
• criss - a wooden stand with a curved top on which crest tiles are shaped
• crith - the mass of a liter of hydrogen at 0 degrees Celsius and 760 mm pressure, about 0.08987 gm
• Crito - a first name
• crits - plural of "crit", the minimum mass of fissile material required for a chain reaction
• croak - a frog sound; to die
• croat - a native of Croatia
• croci - plural of "crocus", a flower
• crock - a jar; an undesirable situation
• crocs - plural of "croc", a crocodile
• croft - a small farm
• croia - a town in Albania
• crois - a cross
• Croix - a first name
• croma - a quaver
• cromb - to draw with a crome
• crome - a crook
• crone - an old woman
• cronk - a hoarse croak; ill or ailing; unsound; dishonest; to sit or squat and idly gossip
• crons - plural of "cron", a million years
• crony - a familiar friend
• cronz - a gun
• crood - to coo
• crook - a bend; a shepherd's implement; a criminal; an English town
• crool - to mutter; to coo
• croom - a pitchfork; a town in Eire
• croon - to sing romantically
• croot - an Army recruit
• crope - a finial; a past participle of "creep"
• crops - cuts short; plural of "crop", an agricultural product
• crore - ten million
• crose - to whine in sympathy
• cross - a first name; sullen; a crucifix; to thwart
• crost - poetic "crossed"
• croud - a Welsh violin
• croup - a throat disease
• crout - variant of "kraut", pickled cabbage
• crowd - a mob; a Welsh violin
• crowl - a stunt; a dwarf
• crown - a tiara; the top of the head; a 5 shilling piece
• crows - makes a crowing sound; brags; plural of "crow", a kind of raven
• croys - plural of "croy", an embankment; a fish trap
• croze - a cooper's tool
• cruce - a crucible
• cruck - one of a pair of curved timbers supporting the roof in old English homes
• crude - rough; vulgar
• crudo - a variety of Italian dishes made with raw fish
• cruds - curds
• crudy - crude; awful; cruddy
• cruel - hard-hearted; merciless
• crues - a variant of "crews"
• cruet - a eucharistic flagon
• cruff - crude or ungracious manners
• cruft - a disagreeable substance
• cruit - an army recruit
• crull - curly
• crumb - a bit of bread; a cad
• crump - crooked; a bang; feeling very good; a lake in North America
• crums - plural of "crum", a variant of "crumb"
• cruni - a town in Bulgaria
• crunk - excellent; a style of music; a variant of "crunkle"
• crunt - a blow on the head; dirt
• cruor - coagulated blood
• crups - plural of "crup", the buttocks
• crura - plural of "crus", the portion of the leg between the ankle and knee
• cruse - a small bottle
• crush - to subdue; to crumple; a hidden romantic attraction
• crust - a coating; the outer layer of bread; impertinence
• crusy - an open iron lamp used with a rush reed
• cruth - a crwth
• cruts - plural of "crut", a dwarf
• cruve - cruive, a pen or sty; a wattle fish trap
• crwth - a Welsh violin, also called a "crowd"
• cryal - the heron
• crypp - a cryptographer
• crypt - a tomb
• Csaba - a first name
• Csoba - a first name
• Csuba - a first name
• ctene - a "comb" or stinging structure on a coelenterate's tentacle
• cuate - a buddy
• cuban - a native of Cuba; a Cuban cigar
• cubba - a promiscuous woman
• cubby - a small enclosed space
• cubeb - a dried pepper berry used for bronchitis and urinary infections; a kind of cigarette
• cubed - raised to the third power; diced
• cubeo - a people of eastern Colombia
• cuber - one who cubes
• cubes - plural of "cube", a rectangular solid with equal sides
• cubey - shaped like a cube
• cubic - volumetric; taken to the third power
• cubie - a single constituent cube of a Rubik's cube puzzle
• cubit - a unit of length of about 18 inches, the distance from elbow to finger tip
• cubyl - a term in chemistry
• cucao - a town in Chile
• cucas - plural of "cuca", a cocaine shrub
• cucks - excretes
• cudas - plural of "cuda", a colloquial form of "barracuda"
• cuddy - a cabin; rent; a donkey; a clown
• cueca - a Chilean courtship dance
• cuena - a quena, a primitive vertical reed flute
• cuero - a town in Texas
• cuers - plural of "cuer", one who provides cues
• cueta - a gun
• cuete - a gun
• cueva - a Cunan people of Panama
• cuevo - a town in Bolivia
• cuffa - a tale
• cuffo - free of charge; credit
• cuffs - strikes smartly; plural of "cuff", a handcuff; a shirtcuff
• cuffy - a black person
• cufic - an Arabic script
• cufre - a town in Uruquay
• cuifs - coofs
• cuing - present participle of "cue"
• cuirs - plural of "cuir", a leather
• cuish - thigh armor
• cuito - a river in Angola
• cuits - plural of "cuit", the ankle
• cujam - the star Omega Herculis
• cukes - plural of "cuke", a cucumber
• culch - rubbish; stones and old shells that form a spawning bed for oysters
• culet - a lower facet of a diamond
• culex - a genus of gnats and mosquitoes
• culls - selects
• cully - a first name; a silly dupe; a deceived man; to cheat
• culms - forms a hollow stem; plural of "culm", coal dust
• culmy - blackened with soot
• culot - a calyx
• culoz - a town in France
• culpa - negligence for which one is liable
• culpe - blameworthiness
• culta - a town in Bolivia
• culti - plural of "cultus", an established religious rite
• cults - plural of "cult", a sect
• culty - cult-like
• cumae - a city in southwest Italy near the bay of Naples, colonized by the Greeks
• cumai - a variant of "Cumae"
• Cumal - a first name
• cuman - a Turkic people, also known as the Ghuzz
• Cumar - a first name
• cumay - a small gum tree
• cumbu - pearl millet
• cumec - a unit of measurement of flow rate, a cubic meter per second
• cumic - cumic acid, a white crystalline acid
• cumie - a nickname for a cumulus cloud
• cumin - a bitter herb
• cumku - the 18th month of the Mayan civil calendar
• cumly - cumbly
• cummy - of semen; saturated with semen
• cumol - cumene
• cumyl - cumenyl
• cunan - a language family of the Chibchan group
• cunas - a people of the Cunan tribe
• cunco - a town in Chile
• cunds - conns a ship
• cundy - a conduit; a small ventilation passageway in a mine; miscellaneous sexual secretions left after intercourse
• cunei - plural of "cuneus", a convolution of the mesial surface of the occipital lobe of the brain
• cuneo - a town in Italy
• cunni - plural of "cunnus", the female external genitals
• cunny - a rabbit; slang for the female external genitals
• cunts - plural of "cunt", a vulgarism
• cuntu - a town in Romania
• cunty - a vulgarism
• cunye - a coin; money
• cunza - the Atacama language
• cupar - a town in Scotland
• cupay - a pitch apple
• cupel - a small, cuplike, porous vessel used for assaying
• cupid - the Roman god of love
• cuppa - slang for "cup of tea"
• cuppy - cuplike
• cupro - a kind of rayon
• Curan - a first name
• curat - a cuirass
• curbs - restrains; plural of "curb", a restraint; a low boundary along a street
• curby - affected by curb; a waitress who serves parked cars
• curch - a kerchief
• curds - lumps; curdled milk
• curdy - coagulated; full of curds
• curea - a town in Texas
• cured - healed; preserved (as in leather or meat)
• curer - a healer; a fish drier
• cures - heals
• curet - a surgical instrument
• curfs - plural of "curf", an incision made by a cutting tool
• curia - a Senate house; a court
• curie - a unit of measurement of radiation
• curin - a town in Ecuador
• curio - rare bric-a-brac
• curle - clippings from coins
• curls - bends; twirls; curly hair
• curly - a first name; wavy
• curns - plural of "curn", a grain
• curny - grainy
• curre - a golden-eye duck
• currs - purrs; makes a low murmuring sound
• curry - a first name; to comb; an Indian spice; an dish made with curry
• cursa - a star in the constellation Eridanus
• curse - to execrate
• curst - poetic "cursed"; peevish
• curua - a town in Brazil
• curve - a bend; a line that is not straight
• curvy - undulating
• cusae - a town in lower Egypt
• cusco - a city in south central Peru, capital of the Inca empire
• cusec - a unit of measurement of flow rate, cubic feet per second
• cushy - easy and well paid
• cusks - plural of "cusk", a marine food fish
• cusps - plural of "cusp", a sharp point
• cuspy - having many cusps; a commonly used system program
• cusso - an Ethiopian tree
• custy - a customer (drug dealer's slang)
• cusum - a cumulative sum
• cutch - couch grass; auburn; a resinous mixture for curing sails and nets; Kutch
• Cutee - a first name
• cuten - to make cute
• cuter - more cute
• cutes - plural of "cutis", true skin; cuteness
• cutey - variant of "cutie", an attractive person
• cutie - an attractive person
• cutin - a waxy substance found on plants
• cutis - true skin; the dermis
• cutor - a prosecutor
• cutto - a large knife
• cutts - plural of "cutt", a cutthroat trout
• cutty - a first name; short; a clay pipe; a thickset girl; a friend
• cutup - a class clown; a comic performer
• cuvee - a wine made by blending different vintages
• cuzco - a city in south central Peru, capital of the Inca empire
• cuzzy - the vagina
• Cyann - a first name
• cyano - pertaining to cyanogen
• cyans - plural of "cyan", a blue color
• cyars - plural of "cyar", an ear hole
• Cybel - a first name
• Cybil - a first name
• cybot - a cybernetic robot
• cycad - a palm
• cycas - a sago palm tree
• cycle - a period; a circle; a bicycle
• cyclo - a three-wheeled motor vehicle
• cyder - variant of "cider", fermented apple juice
• Cydne - a first name
• Cylin - a first name
• cylix - a kylix, a kind of Greek vase
• Cylla - a first name
• cymae - plural of "cyma", a curved molding
• cymar - variant of "simar", a scarf; a loose dress
• cymas - plural of "cyma", a curved molding
• cymba - the upper part of the concha of the ear; the cover around a flower
• cymes - plural of "cyme", a flower cluster
• cymol - cymene
• cymru - Wales
• cymry - the Welsh
• Cynan - a first name
• Cynda - a first name
• Cynde - a first name
• Cyndi - a first name
• Cyndy - a first name
• cynic - a realist
• Cynie - a first name
• cynin - a British river
• cynon - a British river
• Cynth - a first name
• cyons - plural of "cyon", variant of "scion"
• cypre - a large tree of the genus Cordia
• Cyrah - a first name
• Cyrel - a first name
• Cyril - a first name
• Cyris - a first name
• Cyros - a first name
• cyrus - a first name; a crane
• cysto - a cystoscopy
• cysts - plural of "cyst", a sac; a water bag
• cytes - plural of "cyte", a maturing germ cell
• cyton - the body of a nerve cell
• cytty - short
• cyvet - civet
• cywyn - a British river
• czars - plural of "czar", a Russian ruler
• czech - a native of the Czech Republic
• daban - a town in China
• Dabbs - a first name
• dabby - a first name; damp
• dabih - the star Beta Capricorni
• Dabir - a first name
• dacca - Dhaka, a city in Bangladesh
• Dacee - a first name
• daces - plural of "dace", a freshwater fish
• Dacey - a first name
• dacha - a Russian cottage; dagga
• Dache - a first name
• dachs - a dachshund
• dacia - a first name; an ancient Roman province, between the Danube and the Carpathians
• Dacie - a first name
• Dacio - a first name
• dacka - marijuana
• dacre - ten
• Dacso - a first name
• dacus - a genus of trypetid fruit flies
• dadap - an Indian tree whose roots are nitrogen fixers
• dadar - a town in India
• dadas - plural of "dada", an artistic movement
• dadda - father
• daddy - father
• dades - holds up by leading strings
• Dadie - a first name
• Dadjo - a first name
• dadle - to walk unsteadily
• dados - plural of "dado", the part of a pedestal between the base and the cornice.
• daena - the moral element in personality, according to Zoroastrianism
• daeva - a maleficent supernatural being
• Daffi - a first name
• daffs - thrusts aside; plays the fool; plural of "daff", a daffodil
• daffy - a first name; loony
• dafla - a primitive people of Assam
• Dafna - a first name
• Dafne - a first name
• Dafny - a first name
• dafty - a crazy person
• dagan - a first name; the Babylonian god of the earth
• dagda - a first name; a Celtic god; a town in Latvia
• Dagen - a first name
• dagga - marijuana; a South African plant similar to hemp
• daggy - referring to sheep having muddy wool; tiresome; stupid; gross
• dagna - a first n ame
• Dagne - a first name
• Dagny - a first name
• dagon - a first name; a Philistine fish god; a former name for Rangoon
• dagos - plural of "dago", an ethnic slur
• dagua - a town in Papua New Guinea; a town in Colombia
• dahab - a town in Egypt
• dahae - a tribe of central Asia
• Dahem - a first name
• Dahir - a first name
• dahla - a town in Afghanistan
• dahls - variant of "dals", dishes of lentils and spices
• dahra - a first name; a mountain in Algeria
• Dahud - a first name
• Dahut - a first name
• Daicy - a first name
• daien - a town in Sudan
• daigh - dough
• Daija - a first name
• daijo - a form of Buddhism
• Daile - a first name
• dails - plural of "dail", the Irish parliament
• daily - a first name; each day; a newspaper published each day
• daima - an ancient site in northwest Africa
• Daimi - a first name
• Daina - a first name
• daine - a first name; a variant of "deign"
• daint - dainty
• daira - an Arabic tambourine
• Daire - a first name
• dairi - the Mikado's palace
• dairt - a yearling calf
• dairy - a milk farm; containing milk
• daise - to daze
• Daisi - a first name
• daisy - a first name; a flower
• daith - an ear piercing
• daito - a town in Japan
• Daiva - a first name
• Dajan - a first name
• dakar - a seaport, and the capital of Senegal
• daker - the corncrake; to lounge; ten
• dakha - Dhaka, a city in Bangladesh
• Dakim - a first name
• Dakin - a first name
• dakir - a daker; to dicker; ten
• dakka - marijuana
• dakua - a kauri pine
• dalag - murral
• dalai - Tibetan for "ocean" and referring to the head Lama of Tibetan Buddhism
• Dalal - a first name
• dalan - a first name; a veranda for visitors, common in Persia and India
• dalby - a first name; a town in Denmark
• dalea - a genus of herbs
• daled - having many dales; the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
• Dalen - a first name
• daler - a dalesman; a Danish or Swedish dollar
• dales - plural of "dale", a valley
• dalet - the fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
• Daley - a first name
• dalga - a town in Egypt
• Dalia - a first name
• Dalil - a first name
• Dalin - a first name
• dalis - a first name; plural of "dali", a Brazilian timber tree
• dalit - a Hindu caste, formerly untouchables; literally "ones ground down"
• dalle - a canyon; a paving slab
• dalli - a tropical tree
• dalls - plural of "dall", incised tile or cow dung fuel
• dally - to tarry
• Dalma - a first name
• dalny - the Russian name of Darien, a seaport in China
• daloa - a town in the Ivory Coast
• dalos - plural of "dalo", taro
• dalry - a town in Scotland
• dalts - plural of "dalt", a foster child
• Dalva - a first name
• Dalya - a first name
• Dalyn - a first name
• Dalys - a first name
• daman - a first name; a small rabbit-like mammal; a coney; the Syrian hyrax; a town in India
• damar - a first name; variant of "dammar", a resin from pine trees
• damas - the fallow deer; the French name for Damascus
• Damba - a first name
• dambo - a small grassy floodplain of central Africa
• Damee - a first name
• Damek - a first name
• Damen - a first name
• dames - plural of "dame", a woman; a titled woman
• Damia - a first name
• Damie - a first name
• damik - a small village in Pakistan
• damin - a first name; an extinct Australian click language
• Damir - a first name
• damme - an exclamation of suprise, meaning "damn me!"
• damna - plural of "damnum", a detriment to character or property
• damns - assigns to perdition
• damoh - a town in India
• damon - a first name; the friend of Pythias
• damps - exhalations
• dampy - moist
• Damya - a first name
• danae - a first name; mother of Perseus, visited by Zeus in the form of a golden shower
• Danah - a first name
• Danai - a first name
• Danal - a first name
• danan - a first name; one of the three peaks of Krakatoa
• Danay - a first name
• danba - a town in China
• danbo - a kind of cheese
• danby - a first name; a lake in North America
• dance - to caper
• dancy - like a dance; given to dance
• Danda - a first name
• dandi - a dandy; a boatman on the Ganges river
• dando - a drinker who leaves without paying for his drinks; a glutton
• dands - plural of "dand", a dandy
• dandy - a fop; a swell; very acceptable
• Danea - a first name
• Danee - a first name
• Danek - a first name
• Danel - a first name
• Danen - a first name
• danes - plural of "Dane", a native of Denmark
• Danet - a first name
• Daney - a first name
• Danfy - a first name
• dango - a Japanese style of rigging business bids
• dangs - plural of "dang", a pitifully mild expletive
• dania - a first name; a town in Florida
• danic - Danish
• Danie - a first name
• Danik - a first name
• danio - an aquarium fish
• Danis - a first name
• Danit - a first name
• Daniz - a first name
• Danja - a first name
• Danka - a first name
• Danko - a first name
• danks - plural of "dank", wetness, unpleasant moistness
• danli - danglin
• danna - a first name; a privy
• Danne - a first name
• Danni - a first name
• Danno - a first name
• Danny - a first name
• Danon - a first name
• danse - French for "dance", as in "danse macabre"
• danta - a tapir
• Dante - a first name
• dants - daunts
• Danya - a first name
• Danyl - a first name
• Danys - a first name
• danza - a musical term meaning "dance"
• Danzy - a first name
• Daoud - a first name
• daquf - a town in Egypt
• daquq - a town in Iraq
• Darab - a first name
• daraf - an inverse farad, a unit of measurement of elastance
• Darah - a first name
• darak - rice bran
• Daran - a first name
• darat - a Somalian unit of area, of about 8,000 square meters
• Daray - a first name
• Darbi - a first name
• darbs - plural of "darb", a thing considered extraordinary
• darby - a first name; a plasterer's float
• Darce - a first name
• Darci - a first name
• darcy - a first name; a unit of measurement of flow permeability
• Darda - a first name
• dards - plural of "dard", an Indo-Aryan people of the upper Indus valley
• dared - a first name; braved; challenged
• Dareh - a first name
• Darek - a first name
• darel - a first name; a tribal area in Pakistan
• Daren - a first name
• darer - one who dares
• dares - braves; challenges
• darga - a structure over the grave of a holy person
• dargi - a Caucasian language
• dargo - a river and a town in Australia
• dargs - plural of "darg", a day's work
• Daria - a first name
• daric - a first name; a gold coin of Darius
• darii - the name given by logicians to one of the fifteen valid syllogisms
• Darik - a first name
• Daril - a first name
• Darin - a first name
• Dario - a first name
• daris - plural of "dari", Indian millet
• Darja - a first name
• Darko - a first name
• darks - darkens
• darky - an ethnic slur
• Darla - a first name
• Darli - a first name
• Darly - a first name
• Darne - a first name
• darns - mends; plural of "darn", a mild curse
• Daron - a first name
• daroo - the sycamore
• darra - a first name; a town in Pakistan
• darrs - plural of "darr", the European black tern
• darry - a first name; a town in Germany
• Darse - a first name
• Darsi - a first name
• darso - a hybrid grain sorghum
• darst - dares
• Darsy - a first name
• darts - rushes; plural of "dart", a small arrow
• Darun - a first name
• Darva - a first name
• Darya - a first name
• Daryl - a first name
• Daryn - a first name
• darzi - a member of an urban caste of tailors in India
• Dasan - a first name
• Dasco - a first name
• dases - variant of "dazes"
• Dasey - a first name
• Dasha - a first name
• dashi - a first name; soup stock from fish and kelp
• dasht - an Asian river
• dashy - showy
• Dasie - a first name
• dasis - plural of "dasi", a female Hindu slave
• dasnt - a dialect form of "dares not" or "doesn't"
• dassy - a hyrax
• daswe - to dasewe, to become dimsighted
• dasya - a first name; a genus of marine red algae
• dasyu - one of the dark-skinned Dravidian aborigines of India
• datal - containing a date; daytale
• datch - thatch
• dated - obsolete; marked with a calendar date; wooed
• dater - one who dates
• dates - plural of "date", a romantic meeting; a calendar time; a fruit
• datey - like a date
• Datha - a first name
• datia - a town in India
• datil - a South American palm used for making baskets
• datin - a female member of a senior chivalric order of Malaysia
• Daton - a first name
• datos - plural of "dato", a Philippine tribal chief
• datto - a Philippine tribal chief
• datuk - a senior chivalric order of Malaysia
• datum - something given; the proper singular of "data"
• Datus - a first name
• daube - a braised meat stew
• daubs - smears
• dauby - sticky
• Daudi - a first name
• dauds - thumps
• Dauid - a first name
• dauks - plural of "dauk", a flaw in timber
• daule - a town in Ecuador
• dault - a dalt, a foster-child
• daunt - to cow; to intimidate; to overcome with fear
• daura - a town in Iraq
• dauri - plural of "daur", a Manchu-Tungus people
• daurs - dares
• Dause - a first name
• dauts - fondles
• dauws - plural of "dauw", a Burchell's zebra
• davao - a city of the Philippines
• Davar - a first name
• Daved - a first name
• Davee - a first name
• daven - a first name; to utter Jewish prayers
• daver - to move about in a stupor
• Davey - a first name
• Davia - a first name
• David - a first name
• Davie - a first name
• Davin - a first name
• Davis - a first name
• davit - a hoisting device on a ship for raising or lowering boats
• Davon - a first name
• Davor - a first name
• davos - a Swiss mountain resort
• Dawan - a first name
• dawds - dauds, thumps
• dawdy - dowdy
• dawed - dawned
• dawen - to dawn
• dawgs - plural of "dawg", a humorous spelling of a Southern pronunciation of "dog"
• Dawid - a first name
• Dawin - a first name
• Dawit - a first name
• dawks - plural of "dawk", mail carried by relays; a parcel or letter
• dawms - plural of "dawm", a fortieth of a rupee
• dawna - a first name; a mountain range in Burma
• Dawne - a first name
• Dawnn - a first name
• dawns - sunrises; becomes apparent
• dawny - in poor health
• Dawon - a first name
• dawts - fondles
• Dawud - a first name
• Dawut - a first name
• daxie - a dachshund
• dayak - a Malay race
• dayal - an East Indian songbird
• dayan - a judge in a rabbinical court
• Daycy - a first name
• Dayle - a first name
• Dayma - a first name
• Dayna - a first name
• Dayne - a first name
• daynt - dainty
• Dayse - a first name
• Daysi - a first name
• Daysy - a first name
• dazed - stunned
• dazer - a battery-operated sonic dog deterrent used by the Post Office
• dazes - stuns
• dazey - like a daze
• deads - plural of "dead", ore debris
• deady - gin
• deafy - a beggar who pretends to be deaf; a deaf person
• deage - to remove the effects of ageing
• deair - to remove air from, as when casting a mold
• deals - trades or does business; passes out playing cards
• dealt - handed out
• dealy - a thingamajig
• Deana - a first name
• Deane - a first name
• Deann - a first name
• deano - a first name; a month
• deans - plural of "dean", head of the faculty at a university
• deare - variant of "dere"
• dearn - a first name; mournful
• dears - plural of "dear", a beloved person
• deary - a dear
• dease - a strait in Canada
• deash - to remove ashes from
• death - the end of life
• deave - to deafen
• deaws - dews
• deawy - dewy
• debag - to forcibly remove the trousers of another, a British boarding school amusement
• deban - a town in India; to lift a ban
• debar - to prevent
• debat - a kind of literary composition; to remove bats
• debba - a first name; a town in Eritrea
• Debbi - a first name
• debby - a first name; a debutante; like a debutante
• debed - to remove from a bed; a river in Armenia
• debee - a first name; to remove bees
• debel - to conquer in war
• deben - an ancient Egyptian unit of weight, of about 1440 grains; a British river
• Debie - a first name
• debin - to remove the bins that organize data or objects
• debir - a biblical city; a first name
• debit - a financial loss; a negative profit; to remove bits from
• debka - a Palestinian dance of celebration
• debog - to remove bogs
• Debor - a first name
• debox - to remove boxes
• deboy - to remove boys
• debra - a first name (hi Deb!); to remove one's bra; to remove from a bra
• Debre - a first name
• debts - plural of "debt", a monetary obligation
• debud - to remove the buds from flowers
• debug - to correct a computer program, replacing blatant bugs with subtle ones
• debum - to remove bums
• debun - to uncoil from a bun-like shape
• debus - to exit a bus as though it were a significant accomplishment
• debut - a premiere
• debye - a unit of measurement for electrical dipole moments
• decab - to remove taxicabs
• decad - a decade; ten things
• decaf - decaffeinated coffee
• decal - a lettered or pictorial label
• decan - to remove from a can; in the Egyptian calendar, a star governing a 10 day period
• decap - to remove a priming cap from
• decar - to remove cars
• decat - to remove cats
• decay - to deteriorate; to rot
• Decca - a first name
• decel - deceleration
• decem - ten
• decet - a decimet, a family of 10 nuclear particles
• Decha - a first name
• Decia - a first name
• decil - a grass; an aspect
• Decka - a first name
• decke - nappe
• decko - a look or glance
• decks - knocks down; plural of "deck", a floor of a ship; a raised porch; a set of cards
• declo - a town in Idaho
• decob - to remove cobs
• decod - to remove cod
• decog - to remove cogs
• decon - decontamination
• decop - to remove cops
• decor - a decoration scheme with an unlimited budget
• decos - plural of "deco", a style of decoration
• decot - to remove cots
• decow - to remove cows
• decoy - to lure
• decry - to censure
• decub - to remove cubs
• decud - to remove cud
• decup - to remove from a cup; to remove cups from
• decus - a crown coin
• decyl - a hydrocarbon with ten carbons in a row
• dedal - daedal; skillful or ingenious, like Dedalus; formed with art
• dedan - an ancient town in Saudi Arabia on the trade routes
• Dedee - a first name
• Dedie - a first name
• dedos - an informer
• dedot - to remove dots
• Dedra - a first name
• Dedre - a first name
• deece - the lowest trump in some card games; a dime
• Deeda - a first name
• deeds - plural of "deed", an act; a legal title of ownership
• deedy - active; a chicken
• deefy - a deaf person
• deeks - plural of "deek", a deceptive maneuver in ice hockey
• deely - a thing
• deems - a first name; regards
• Deena - a first name
• deens - plural of "deen", a din, or loud noise
• Deepa - a first name
• deeps - plural of "deep", a depth
• Deept - a first name
• Deepu - a first name
• deere - dear
• deers - variant plural of "deer"
• deesa - a town in India
• deess - a goddess
• deets - plural of "deet", an insect repellent
• deeve - to deafen
• deevs - plural of "deev", an evil spirit in Persian tradition
• deevy - delightful, charming
• Deeya - a first name
• Deeyn - a first name
• defad - to remove fads
• defan - to remove fans
• defat - to remove fat from
• defax - to remove faxes
• defed - to remove Feds
• defem - to defeminize
• defen - to remove fens
• defer - to delay; to put off
• defez - to remove a fez from
• defib - a heart defibrillator
• defig - to remove figs from something
• defin - to remove fins from something
• defir - to remove firs from something
• defis - challenges
• defit - to make something not fit
• defix - to fix or fasten
• defly - deftly
• defob - to remove fobs
• defog - to remove fog from
• defop - to remove fops
• defox - to remove foxes; to repair foxing
• defug - to let in fresh air to drive out bad
• defun - in the LISP programming language, a keyword used to define a function
• defur - to remove fur
• degab - to remove gab
• degag - to remove gags; to lift a gag order
• degal - to remove gals
• degap - to correct gaps; to fill in gaps
• degas - to remove gas from; to treat someone who has been gassed
• degay - to remove gays
• degel - to remove gels; to unsolidify
• degem - to remove gems
• degen - a first name; a sword
• Degna - a first name
• degob - to remove gobs
• degod - to remove God or gods
• degoy = to remove goys
• degum - to remove gum from
• degun - to remove guns
• degus - plural of "degu", a small South American rodent
• degut - to gut; to remove the guts; to hollow out
• dehag - to remove hags
• deham - to remove ham
• dehat - to remove hats
• dehay - to remove hay
• dehem - to remove hems
• dehen - to remove hens
• dehep - to make something no longer "hep"
• dehip - to remove hips
• dehit - to remove hits
• dehna - an Arabian desert
• dehob - to remove hobs
• dehod - to remove hods
• dehog - to remove hogs
• dehop - to remove hops
• dehri - a town in India
• dehua - a town in Fujian province, China, famous for an unusual kind of pottery
• dehub - to remove hubs
• dehue - to remove the hue; a town in West Virginia
• dehug - to remove hugs
• dehum - to remove hums
• dehun - to remove Huns
• dehut - to remove huts
• deice - to remove ice
• deids - plural of "deid", a death
• deify - to make a god of
• deign - to condescend
• Deike - a first name
• deils - plural of "deil", a devil
• deink - to remove ink, especially from waste paper
• deino - one of the three Gray women in Greek mythology
• Deion - a first name
• deira - an ancient kingdom of northern England
• deism - belief in a bashful god
• deist - one who wants to believe in god but not any particular one
• deity - a god
• dejab - to remove jabs
• Dejah - a first name
• dejag - to remove jags
• dejam - to unjam
• Dejan - a first name
• dejar - to remove jars
• dejaw - to remove jaws
• dejet - to remove jets
• dejig - to remove jigs
• dejob - to remove jobs
• Dejon - a first name
• dejot - to remove jots
• dejoy - to remove joy
• dejug - to remove jugs
• dejut - to remove jutting things
• Dekah - a first name
• dekan - one of 36 equal subdivisions of the celestial equator, used by ancient Egyptians
• dekar - variant of "decare", 10 ares, a unit of measurement of area
• deked - taken in by a deceptive hockey move
• Dekel - a first name
• deker - ten
• dekes - plural of "deke", a deceptive move in hockey; a member of the Delta Kappa fraternity
• Dekka - a first name
• dekko - to look at
• dekle - ragged
• delab - to remove laboratories; to remove Labradors
• delad - to remove lads
• delag - to remove lags
• Delan - a first name
• delap - to remove laps
• delav - to remove lavoratories
• delaw - to remove laws
• delay - to dally; to put off
• Delea - a first name
• deled - deleted
• deleg - to remove legs
• deles - deletes
• delet - to cease letting; to cancel a lease
• delfs - plural of "delf", an item of glazed earthenware
• delft - a city in the Netherlands; an item of glazed earthenware
• delhi - a city in India
• Delia - a first name
• delid - to remove lids
• Delie - a first name
• delip - to remove lips
• delir - to be delirious
• delis - plural of "deli", a delicatessen
• delit - delight
• della - a first name; a prefix in Italian surnames
• Delle - a first name
• Delli - a first name
• dells - a first name; plural of "dell", a glen
• delly - a first name; a delicatessen
• Delma - a first name
• delog - to remove logs
• delol - a town in India
• Delon - a first name
• deloo - the duykerbok
• delos - a first name; a small Greek island, the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis
• delot - to remove lots
• delox - to remove lox
• Deloy - a first name
• delph - Delft pottery
• Delra - a first name
• Delsy - a first name
• delta - a first name; a Greek letter; a river mouth; the fourth brightest star in a constellation
• Delte - a first name
• delts - plural of "delt", a deltoid muscle
• delve - to dig; to explore; to investigate
• Delya - a first name
• Delys - a first name
• demal - having a concentration of one gram equivalent per cubic centimeter
• deman - a first name; to unman
• demap - to remove maps; to remove something from a map
• demar - a first name; to remove blemishes
• Demas - a first name
• demat - to remove mats
• Dembe - a first name
• demer - a river in Belgium
• demes - plural of "deme", a Greek district
• demic - of the people
• Demir - a first name
• demis - plural of "demi", a tablet of Demeral
• demit - to release; to send; to put away; to resign
• demix - the tendency of particles in a mixture to sort themselves by size upon being shaken
• demob - to demobilize
• demod - to demodernize
• demon - an evil spirit
• demop - to remove mops
• demos - a first name; the proletariat; plural of "demo", a demonstration
• Demps - a first name
• dempt - deemed
• demta - a town in Papua New Guinea
• demud - to remove mud
• demug - to remove mugs
• demur - to object
• denad - to remove nads; to castrate
• Denae - a first name
• denag - to remove nags
• Denah - a first name
• denar - a dinar
• denat - a unit of weight in Austria
• denau - a town in Uzbekistan
• denay - a first name; to deny
• Denby - a first name
• Denea - a first name
• deneb - a star
• Denee - a first name
• denes - a first name; plural of "dene", a valley; a sandy tract by the sea; a Canadian Indian tribe
• denet - to market a book without the constraint of the Net Book Agreement
• Deney - a first name
• dengu - an Indian fever
• denia - a town in Spain
• denib - to remove nibs
• Denie - a first name
• denim - a kind of firm, durable twilled cotton fabric
• Denis - a first name
• Deniz - a first name
• Denly - a first name
• Denna - a first name
• Denni - a first name
• denny - a first name; like a den
• dense - thick; stupid
• denso - a stupid person
• dents - plural of "dent", an indentation
• denty - containing many dents, such as an old person's car
• denub - to remove nubs
• denut - to castrate
• Denya - a first name
• Denys - a first name
• deoil - to remove oil
• deoli - a town in India
• Deona - a first name
• Deone - a first name
• Deora - a first name
• deoti - an early site in northern India
• deoxy - containing less oxygen per molecule than the compound from which it is derived
• depad - to remove pads
• depan - to remove pans
• depas - an ancient Greek drinking cup with two handles
• depeg - to remove pegs
• depen - to temporarily remove the pen from one's collar at the request of a gracious hostess
• depet - to remove pets
• depig - to remove the pigs
• depin - to unpin something; to remove pins
• depip - to remove the pips
• depit - to remove pits
• depod - to remove the pods
• depoo - to remove excrement
• depop - to remove pop; to remove popping sounds from an audio track; to remove pops
• depot - a train station; a storage place
• depox - to remove pox; to cure of the pox
• depth - profundity
• depub - to remove pubs
• depug - to remove pugs
• depun - to remove puns
• deqin - a town in China
• deque - a linear data structure for which insertions and deletions can be made at either end
• derag - to remove rags
• derah - an Eritrean measure of length, of about 18 inches
• Derak - a first name
• deram - to remove rams
• Deran - a first name
• Derar - a first name
• derat - to rid of rats
• deray - to disarrange
• derbe - an ancient town in Asia Minor
• derby - a first name; a race; a hat; a kind of cheese; an English town
• Derec - a first name
• dered - harmed; injured
• deref - to remove referees
• dereg - to remove regulations
• Derek - a first name
• Deren - a first name
• derep - to remove representatives
• deres - harms; injures
• derib - to remove ribs
• deric - a first name; pertaining to the skin
• Derie - a first name
• derig - to unrig; to dismantle
• Derik - a first name
• Deril - a first name
• derim - a town in Papua New Guinea; to remove the rim from a tire
• Derin - a first name
• derio - a town in Spain
• derip - to remove rips
• Derit - a first name
• Derke - a first name
• derma - the skin in general; the corium or true skin; lobster skin
• dermo - a parasite endemic to oysters
• derms - plural of "derm", a layer of the skin
• derna - a city in North Africa
• derne - to conceal; a city in North Africa
• derns - plural of "dern", a gatepost
• derod - to remove rods
• Deron - a first name
• derot - to remove rot; to remove rotten parts
• derow - to remove rows
• Deroy - a first name
• derre - dearer
• Derri - a first name
• derro - derelict
• derry - a first name; a prejudice; a derelict house; a ballad; a town in northern Ireland
• derth - a first name; a variant of "dearth"
• derub - to remove rubs
• derug - to remove rugs
• derum - to remove rum
• derun - to remove runs
• dervs - plural of "derv", diesel oil
• Derya - a first name
• Deryk - a first name
• Deryl - a first name
• Deryn - a first name
• derzs - a village in Hungary
• desac - to remove sacs
• desag - to remove sags
• desal - desalinization
• desap - to remove sap
• desat - to desaturate
• desaw - to remove saws
• desax - to remove saxophones
• desay - to cancel an utterance
• deseg - to desegregrate
• deset - to unset; to remove settings
• desex - to geld; to castrate
• Deshi - a first name
• desib - to cancel a sibling relationship
• Desie - a first name
• desin - to remove sin
• Desir - a first name
• desis - plural of "desi", an expatriate Indian
• desit - to cancel a seat assignment
• desks - plural of "desk", a writing table
• desma - a first name; an irregularly branched sponge spicule
• desob - to remove sobs
• desod - to remove sod from
• deson - to remove sons; to disown a son
• desow - to remove sows
• desoy - to remove soy sauce
• Despo - a first name
• dessa - a first name; desa; a Javanese village
• desse - a desk
• Dessi - a first name
• Desta - a first name
• Deste - a first name
• desto - a musical notation meaning "in a sprightly manner"
• Desty - a first name
• desub - to remove submarines; to remove substitutes
• desud - to remove suds
• desun - to remove the sun or sunshine
• desyl - a univalent radical
• detab - to remove TAB characters; to remove tabs
• detag - to remove tags
• detam - to remove tams
• detan - to counteract the effects of tanning
• detap - to remove a tap
• detar - to remove tar from
• detax - to remove a tax from
• detec - a detective
• deter - to fend off
• detin - to remove tin from articles plated with tin
• detip - to cancel a tip; to remove a tip
• detog - to remove togs; to unclothe
• detop - to remove tops
• detox - detoxification
• detoy - to remove toys
• Detta - a first name
• dette - debt
• detub - to remove tubs
• detug - to remove tugboats
• detur - an annual prize awarded at Harvard to those who have attained a certain grade
• deuce - the devil; the two in cards
• Deune - a first name
• deunx - an ancient Roman unit of weight, of 11 uncia
• deuse - deuced
• Deuyn - a first name
• Devah - a first name
• Deval - a first name
• devan - a first name; to remove vans
• devas - plural of "deva", a Hindu benign spirit
• devat - to remove vats
• devec - a mathematical operation that converts a vector into a matrix
• devel - to strike forcibly
• Deven - a first name
• devex - bending down; sloping
• devey - delightful, charming
• Devid - a first name
• devil - Satan
• Devin - a first name
• devis - plural of "devi", a Hindu goddess
• Devoe - a first name
• devon - a first name; one of a breed of small hardy cattle
• devot - a man who is a devotee
• devow - to release from a vow
• Devra - a first name
• Devri - a first name
• Devyn - a first name
• Dewal - a first name
• dewan - a first name; an Indian fiscal officer
• dewar - a thermos bottle
• dewax - to remove wax from
• deweb - to remove webs
• dewed - bedewed; to unmarry
• Dewei - a first name
• dewen - to remove wens
• dewer - an operator of a textile machine that sprays water on woolen cloth
• dewet - to dry; to remove water, especially in a chemical process
• dewey - a first name; two
• Dewie - a first name
• dewig - to remove a wig
• dewit - to remove wit
• Dewon - a first name
• dexed - intoxicated on dextroamphetamines
• dexes - plural of "dex", a sulfate used as a central nervous system suppressant
• dexie - a first name; dextroaphetamines
• Dexin - a first name
• Deyan - a first name
• Deyda - a first name
• deyed - died
• deyes - dies
• Dezia - a first name
• Dezra - a first name
• dezzy - a lower second university pass, or "2/2", named for Desmond Tutu
• dhaba - an Indian roadside cafe
• dhabb - the dried flesh of a skink, used as medicine
• Dhahi - a first name
• dhaka - a city in Bangladesh
• dhaks - plural of "dhak", an Asian tree
• dhali - another name for Idalium
• dhals - plural of "dhal", an Indian dish of lentils and spices
• Dhana - a first name
• Dhane - a first name
• Dhani - a first name
• dhanu - the Indian name for the sign of Sagittarius
• Dhari - a first name
• dhars - plural of "dhar", a Burmese curved knife
• Dhary - a first name
• dhava - an East Indian tree
• dhawa - an East Indian tree
• dheri - a town in Afghanistan
• Dheva - a first name
• dhikr - the ritual formula of a Sufi brotherhood
• dhobi - an Indian washerwoman
• dhoby - an Indian washerwoman
• dhole - an Indian wild dog
• dholl - an Indian dish of lentils and spices; the pigeon pea
• dhols - plural of "dhol", a variant of "dhal", an Indian dish
• dhoni - an Indian fishing boat
• dhony - an Indian fishing boat
• dhoon - a valley in the Siwalik hills
• dhoti - a loin cloth
• dhows - plural of "dhow", an Arabian sailing vessel
• Dhruv - a first name
• dhuti - variant of "dhoti", a loin cloth
• dhyal - a bird
• diact - two-rayed
• diads - plural of "diad", a variant of "dyad", a set of two
• diala - a river in Iraq
• dials - plural of "dial", a calibrated disk
• diamb - a metrical foot consisting of two iambs
• diana - a first name; the Roman moon and hunting goddess
• Diane - a first name
• diani - a first name; a town in Kenya
• Diann - a first name
• diary - a journal
• diath - in body-piercing lore, a "rook and diath" is a pair of rings in the inner ear
• diazo - a non-silver photographic coating for contact printing
• dibba - a town in the United Arab Emirates
• dibbs - a game in which jacks are thrown from the palm and caught on the back of the hand
• dibon - a biblical place
• dibse - another name for Thapsacus
• diced - cut into cubes; played dice
• dicer - a dice player; something that cuts into small cubes
• dices - cuts into small cubes
• dicey - chancy
• dicht - to wipe
• Dicko - a first name
• dicks - plural of "dick", a detective; a penis
• dicky - a first name; a seat; an apron; a shirt front; of uncertain health
• dicot - a plant with two seed leaves
• dicta - plural of "dictum", a judicial pronouncement
• dicts - dictates
• dictu - part of the phrase "mirabile dictu", or "amazing to tell"
• dicty - snobbish; very good or pleasing; dictatorial
• didal - a triangular spade
• Didar - a first name
• diddy - a teat
• didie - a diaper
• didja - slang for "did you"
• didlo - crazy
• didna - slang for "did not"
• didos - plural of "dido", a mischievous act
• didot - a European typographical point system
• Didra - a first name
• didst - Biblical "did"
• didus - the dodo genus; raphus
• didya - slang for "did you"
• didym - didymium
• diebs - plural of "dieb", a North African jackal
• Diego - a first name
• Dieka - a first name
• diems - part of the phrase "per diems", plural of "per diem", a daily payment
• diene - unsaturated hydrocarbons
• dieri - a primitive Australian people
• diers - plural of "dier", one who dies; a cow so sick it can't be guaranteed to walk to the slaughterhouse
• diest - Biblical "die"
• dieth - Biblical "die"
• diets - regulates one's daily sustenance; plural of "diet", a parliament
• diety - like a diet
• Dietz - a first name
• difda - the star Deneb Kaitos
• diffa - an Arabic banquet
• diffs - plural of "diff", a difficulty
• diffy - a sickbay attendant
• Digby - a first name
• digha - a town in India
• dight - adorned; to have sex with
• digit - a numeral; a finger; a unit of measurement of about 3/4 inch
• Digna - a first name
• digne - worthy; deserving
• digon - a degenerate polygon comprising two points and two lines.
• digor - a traditional sport in Bhutan
• digue - embankment; dike
• dihok - a variant of "Duhok", a city in Iraq
• dijon - a city in France; a kind of mustard
• dikas - plural of "dika", a West African mango
• diked - banked
• diker - one who builds dikes; ten
• dikes - plural of "dike", an embankment
• dikey - like a dyke
• Dikla - a first name
• dikte - a mountain in Crete
• Dilan - a first name
• dildo - a sex toy
• Dilek - a first name
• Diler - a first name
• dilga - a town in Romania
• Dilip - a first name
• Dilla - a first name
• dilli - a dilly bag
• dillo - an armadillo
• dills - plural of "dill", an annual herb
• dilly - a first name; a native bag; remarkable case; diligence; the daffodil; in the phrase "dilly dally", to dawdle
• Dilma - a first name
• Dilon - a first name
• Dilsa - a first name
• dilsy - a foolish person
• Dilyn - a first name
• Dilys - a first name
• Dimas - a first name
• dimba - marijuana from west Africa
• dimbo - a stupid person
• dimed - part of the phrase "nickel and dimed"; informed on someone
• dimer - a compound composed of two identical molecules; an informer
• dimes - informs on; plural of "dime", a ten cent coin
• dimey - a ten cent glass of beer
• dimit - to demit
• dimly - obscurely
• dimmo - a dime; an unintelligent person
• dimmy - a first name; somewhat dim; a stupid person; money
• dimna - a town in Jordan
• Dimon - a first name
• Dimos - a first name
• dimps - dusk; twilight; plural of "dimp", a "usable" cigarette butt
• dimya - dimyaria, an order of lamellibranchiate mollusks
• Dinah - a first name
• dinan - a city in northern France
• dinar - a common name for a worthless coin of many countries
• Dinaw - a first name
• Dinaz - a first name
• dinch - to extinguish a cigarette; a cigar or cigarette butt
• Dinco - a first name
• dinde - a town in Mali; the French name for turkey
• dined - supped
• dineh - Navajo
• diner - an informal restaurant; one who dines
• dines - eats
• dinge - to make a depression or hollow on a surface; an ethnic slur
• dingo - an Australian wild dog
• dings - rings
• dingy - dirty and dark; variant of "dinghy"
• dinic - pertaining to dizziness
• Dinis - a first name
• dinka - a first name; an African ethnic group
• Dinko - a first name
• dinks - adorns; plural of "dink", an acronym: "Double Income, No Kids"; a small boat
• dinky - tiny; a small locomotive
• dinle - variant of "dindle"
• dinna - slang for "do not"
• Dinny - a first name
• dinos - a first name; plural of "dino", a dinosaur
• Dinse - a first name
• dints - dents
• dinus - vertigo
• Dinya - a first name
• diode - a thermionic device
• Diogo - a first name
• diola - a language
• diols - plural of "diol", a chemical compound
• Diona - a first name
• dione - a first name; a moon of Saturn
• Dioni - a first name
• Dionn - a first name
• dioon - a genus of plants having a conical trunk crowned by a tuft of pinnate leaves
• Diora - a first name
• Diore - a first name
• Diosa - a first name
• diose - any of a class of monosaccharides
• diota - a two-handled jar
• Diouc - a first name
• dioxy - a chemical containing two oxy groups
• diple - the "greater than" sign, ">", used by the Greeks to indicate rejected passages of a text
• diplo - of the diplomatic corps
• dipod - a platform having two legs
• dippy - goofy; a little insane; inane
• dipso - a dipsomaniac
• dipsy - a nautical corruption of "deep sea"; tipsy
• Dipti - a first name
• Dipto - a first name
• dipus - the jerboa
• Diqui - a first name
• diram - a monetary unit of Tajikistan
• Diran - a first name
• dirca - a genus of shrubs having tough bark and yellow flowers
• Dirce - a first name
• Dirck - a first name
• direr - more dire
• dirge - an elegy
• dirgy - a funeral feast
• diris - plural of "Diri", an inhabitant of Dir
• dirke - a first name; dark
• dirks - plural of "dirk", a short knife
• dirls - trembles; vibrates
• Diron - a first name
• dirts - plural of "dirt", earth or soil
• dirty - soiled; improper
• dirum - a unit of money in Morocco
• disas - plural of "disa", a South African orchid
• disci - plural of "discus"
• disco - a music style; a dance hall
• discs - plural of "disc", a flat circular object
• dises - plural of "dix", the lowest trump in some card games
• dishy - attractive
• disko - an island in Greenland
• disks - plural of "disk", a flat circular object
• disme - an obsolete American coin
• disna - a first name; slang for "does not"
• dispo - disposition; disposal
• disuq - a town in Egypt
• dital - a guitar tuning key
• ditas - plural of "dita", a Philippine tree
• ditch - a trench; to get rid of or to run away from
• dited - composed; dictated
• diter - a first name; composer; dictator
• dites - composes; dictates; plural of "dite", a small amount
• ditso - useless; second-rate
• ditsy - thoughtless; scatterbrained
• Ditta - a first name
• Ditte - a first name
• ditto - the same; to copy
• ditts - plural of "ditt", a ditty
• ditty - a little song
• ditzy - thoughtless; scatterbrained
• Diuan - a first name
• Divam - a first name
• divan - a sofa; the ruler of a small domain
• divas - plural of "diva", a grand dame of opera
• dived - plunged
• divel - to tear apart
• diver - one who dives
• dives - a first name; a rich man in the Bible; plunges; plural of "dive", a seedy bar
• divet - variant of "divot"
• divey - seedy, disreputable
• divil - the devil
• divis - divides
• divot - a piece of turf, untimely ripped from the bosom of mother Earth
• divus - divine; godlike
• divvy - to divide up; odd, stupid or deviant
• Divya - a first name
• diwan - a dewan, an Indian fiscal officer
• Dixee - a first name
• dixes - plural of "dix", the lowest trump in some card games
• dixie - a first name; the southern United States; a food container
• dixit - an unconfirmed and dogmatic statement
• Dixon - a first name
• Diyah - a first name
• dizen - to dress gaudily
• dizin - a skiing resort in Iran
• dizli - a town in Iran
• dizzy - lightheaded
• Djari - a first name
• djati - teak
• djave - njave, a large African timber tree
• djawa - an Indonesian island
• Djimi - a first name
• djing - serving as a DJ, or "disk jockey"
• djinn - a genie
• djins - plural of "djin", a genie
• djoma - marijuana
• djugu - a town in the Congo
• Djuja - a first name
• djuka - a bush people of Dutch Guiana
• Djuna - a first name
• Djuro - a first name
• doabs - plural of "doab", an alluvial land; a tract between two rivers
• doand - doing
• Doane - a first name
• doats - dotes
• dobbs - a North American cape
• dobby - a first name; a dotard; part of a loom; a foot; a brownie; a nickname for a horse
• dobee - an Indian washerwoman
• dobie - a first name; adobe; a Dobermann Pinscher; an Indian washerwoman; a town in Wisconsin
• dobla - a gold coin of Spain
• doboj - a town in Bosnia
• dobra - a first name; a gold coin of Portugal
• dobro - an acoustic guitar with a twangy, tremulous tone
• Dobry - a first name
• doccy - a beggar's female companion
• docht - was good for a purpose
• Docie - a first name
• docks - charges; plural of "dock", a pier
• dodad - variant of "doodad", a thingamajig; a doohickey
• dodan - a town in Burma
• dodas - plural of "doda", a four-horned antelope
• dodds - cuts off
• doddy - a hornless cow
• Dodee - a first name
• Dodek - a first name
• dodes - plural of "dode", a fool
• Dodey - a first name
• dodge - to duck down or jump to the side to avoid being hit
• dodgy - legally or morally suspect
• Dodie - a first name
• Dodla - a first name
• dodos - plural of "dodo", an extinct flightless bird; a person who should be extinct and flightless
• Dodya - a first name
• Doeda - a first name
• doeks - plural of "doek", a square headcloth
• doers - plural of "doer", one who does things
• doest - Biblical "do"
• doeth - Biblical "do"
• doffs - casts off
• dogal - of a doge
• dogan - a first name; an Irish Roman Catholic
• doges - plural of "doge", a ruler of Venice
• dogey - a stray calf
• doggo - concealed; stoned
• doggy - fond of dogs; like a dog; a little dog
• dogie - a stray calf
• dogly - canine
• dogma - a doctrine
• dogne - one of the sources of the Dordogne river
• dogon - a people of the central bend of the Niger
• dogra - a Kashmiri
• dogun - an Irish Roman Catholic
• dohad - a town in India
• dohls - plural of "dohl", pulse, dried peas; an Afghan musical instrument
• dohor - a town in northern Iraq
• dohyo - the 15 foot ring of sandy clay in which a sumo wrestling match is held
• doigt - careful manipulation of the fencing foil
• doilt - crazy
• doily - an ornamental napkin
• doina - a first name; a Romanian folk song
• doing - performing
• doink - to hit; to have sex with; an idiot or jerk
• Doino - a first name
• doira - a Bukharan hand drum
• doits - plural of "doit", an old Dutch coin
• dojee - heroin
• dojie - heroin
• dojos - plural of "dojo", a school that teaches judo or karate
• dokan - a town in Iraq
• dokdo - the Korean name for the island the Japanese call Takashima
• doker - a shill
• dokes - plural of "doke", a dimple
• dokus - the buttocks
• Dolan - a first name
• Dolat - a first name
• dolce - softly; sweetly
• doled - bestowed sparingly
• Dolen - a first name
• doler - one who doles
• doles - bestows sparingly
• doley - one who is getting unemployment compensation
• Dolfe - a first name
• Dolfi - a first name
• dolia - plural of "dolium", an ancient Roman earthenware cask
• dolie - one who is getting unemployment compensation
• Dolin - a first name
• Dolli - a first name
• dolls - plural of "doll", a mannekin; an attractive woman
• dolly - a first name; a wheeled platform
• dolma - a first name; a vegetable shell stuffed with meat, rice and herbs
• dolor - grief
• dolos - the knucklebone of a sheep, used for divination
• Dolph - a first name
• dolpo - an ethnic Tibetan region of northwest Nepal
• dolts - plural of "dolt", an imbecile
• dolty - like a dolt; unlearned; unable to learn
• dolus - fraud; the doing of something that is contrary to good conscience
• Dolyn - a first name
• domal - relating to a house
• domba - a Roma tribe now living in western India
• domed - covered by a dome
• domei - a Japanese news agency
• Domek - a first name
• domer - a machine that shapes box tops; a just-submerged rock in a river
• domes - plural of "dome", a rounded roof or cupola
• domet - a cotton or cotton and wool flannel
• domex - the drug MDMA
• domey - domy, like a dome, having domes
• domic - shaped like a dome
• domie - one's home or domicile
• Domka - a first name
• dommy - one's home or domicile
• Domna - a first name
• domos - a village in Hungary; plural of "domo", an acronym: "DOwnwardly MObile professional"
• dompt - to hold at bay
• domra - a early Russian balalaika with a round body
• domus - an ancient Roman dwelling
• donah - a first name; a sweetheart
• Donal - a first name
• donar - the German name for the god of Thunder, also known as Thor; one's steady girlfriend
• donas - plural of "dona", a Spanish lady
• donat - a first name; a grammar or rhetoric book
• donau - the Danube river
• donax - a genus of small marine bivalve mollusks; a species of grasses
• doncy - donsie, unlucky
• Donda - a first name
• Dondi - a first name
• donee - the recipient of a donation
• Donek - a first name
• donet - variant of "donat", a grammar book
• doney - dornick; a sweetheart; an attractive woman
• donga - a South African ravine; poor living quarters
• donge - a mattress
• dongo - a first name; a town in northwest Congo
• dongs - plural of "dong", a Vietnamese coin; a penis
• Donia - a first name
• donks - plural of "donk", a donkey
• donna - a first name; a Spanish lady
• Donni - a first name
• Donny - a first name
• donor - one who gives
• donsy - unlucky; mildly sick
• Donta - a first name
• donte - a first name; a town in Lebanon
• donum - a land measure of about an acre, used in the Ottoman Empire
• donut - a doughnut
• Donya - a first name
• dooab - a piece of land between two rivers
• doobs - dubious; plural of "doob", an Indian grass
• dooda - thingamajig; thingy
• doods - plural of "dood", a camel
• doody - childish slang for excrement
• dooey - a dohickey; a thingamijig; a whatchamacallit
• doofa - a thingmajig
• doofy - foolish; of or pertaining to a doofus
• doogy - heroin
• dooji - heroin
• dooks - plural of "dook", a bung; a fist; a wooden brick
• doola - a son
• doole - dole; gloom
• dooli - a stretcher
• dools - doles
• dooly - a first name; an Indian litter
• dooms - plural of "doom", a bad fate
• doomy - redolent of doom
• doona - a quilted eiderdown
• doons - plural of "doon", a large Ceylonese tree
• doops - plural of "doop", a little copper cup in which a diamond is held while being cut
• doora - durra
• doorn - a South African briar
• doors - plural of "door", an entrance
• doosy - a doozy
• dooze - something easy to accomplish; a doozy
• doozy - a lulu; a remarkable occurrence
• dopas - plural of "dopa", a drug to treat Parkinson's disease
• doped - drugged
• doper - dauber; horse-coper; one who uses drugs
• dopes - plural of "dope", a stupid person; a drug
• dopey - slow-witted
• dorab - the wolf herring or barfish
• dorad - a catfish of the family Doradidae
• dorag - a handkerchief or flat cloth worn on the head
• Dorah - a first name
• doran - a first name; Doppler range navigation device
• doras - the type genus of the family Doradidae
• Dorca - a first name
• Dordi - a first name
• dorea - a first name; a striped Indian muslin
• doree - a first name; a golden yellow fish
• dores - plural of "dore", a Commodore, member of the Vanderbilt football team
• dorey - a first name; a dory
• dorgi - a cross between a dachshund and a corgi
• doria - a first name; a striped Indian muslin
• doric - a Greek architectural style
• Dorie - a first name
• Dorin - a first name
• doris - a first name; the sea slug genus
• Dorit - a first name
• dorje - in Tibetan symbolism, a small trident signifying power
• Dorka - a first name
• dorks - plural of "dork", a stupid or foolish person
• dorky - stupid or foolish
• Dorle - a first name
• dorms - plural of "dorm", a dormitory
• dormy - unbeatable at golf
• Dorna - a first name
• Dorne - a first name
• dorns - plural of "dorn", the thorn-back skate
• doron - a first name; a layered glass cloth impregnated with plastic and used for body armor
• dorps - plural of "dorp", a village
• dorre - variant of "dor"
• Dorri - a first name
• dorrs - plural of "dorr", a black European beetle; a glacial trough
• Dorry - a first name
• dorsa - plural of "dorsum", the back of an animal
• dorse - a Baltic cod; the back of a book; a bed
• dorso - an endorsement on the back of a manuscript cover
• Dorte - a first name
• dorts - takes offense
• dorty - sullen
• Doruk - a first name
• dorus - an ancestor
• Doryn - a first name
• Dorys - a first name
• dosed - physicked
• doseh - a religious ceremony, once held in Cairo, where the sheik of the Sa'di dervishes rode over the backs of his followers
• dosel - dossal; a tapestry
• doser - dossal; one who doses
• doses - plural of "dose", a measured quantity of medicine
• Dosha - a first name
• doshi - a town in Afghanistan
• Dosia - a first name
• dossy - pretentiously fashionable
• Dosta - a first name
• Dosya - a first name
• Dosym - a first name
• dotal - referring to a dowry
• Dotan - a first name
• doted - loved slavishly or excessively;
• doter - one who loves
• dotes - loves
• dotey - cute; adorable; dotable
• dotso - a village in Tibet
• Dotti - a first name
• dotty - a first name; batty
• douai - a city in France
• douar - a dowar; an Arab camp
• douay - a city in France, source of an English version of the Bible
• doubs - a river in France
• doubt - a misgiving; disbelief
• douce - a first name; dulce; sweet
• doucs - plural of "douc", a highly colored monkey
• dough - flour and water mixture; money
• Dougy - a first name
• doula - a servant, aide or comforter for a pregnant woman
• douma - variant of "duma", the Russian parliament
• doums - plural of "doum", an African palm tree
• doupe - the carrion crow
• doups - plural of "doup", the end or bottom of something
• doura - millet; a town in Iraq; a Palestinian town; a town in Nigeria
• douro - the Portuguese name for the Duero river
• douse - to dowse
• Douta - a first name
• douts - extinguishes
• dovap - a method of tracking missiles, "Doppler velocity and position"
• doved - was half asleep
• doven - to utter Jewish prayers
• dover - doze; a powder; a city in England
• doves - plural of "dove", a pigeon
• dovey - a river in Wales
• Dovid - a first name
• dovie - stupid
• dowar - an Arab camp
• dowds - a woman who wears dull frumpish clothing
• dowdy - frumpy
• dowed - prospered
• dowel - a wooden pin
• dower - dowry
• Dowid - a first name
• dowie - dreary; doleful; dull-witted
• dowle - fluff; fine down
• dowls - plural of "dowl", feather fluff
• dowly - dull, lowering
• downa - cannot
• downe - a town in England, home of Charles Darwin
• downs - shoots or knocks down; fine feathers
• downy - covered with fine hair
• dowps - plural of "dowp", a carrion crow
• dowry - a sort of reparations to the groom or his family by the bride's family
• dowse - lower; prospect for water
• dowst - dust
• dowts - extinguishes
• dowve - a dove
• doxic - of or relating to a doctrine
• doxie - a first name; a doctrine
• Doyal - a first name
• Doyel - a first name
• doyen - a senior member
• Doyin - a first name
• doyit - doiled
• Doyle - a first name
• doylt - a group of wild swine
• doyly - a doily
• Doyne - a first name
• dozed - slept
• dozen - a set of twelve
• dozer - a sleeper; a bulldozer
• dozes - sleeps
• draba - a genus of low tufted herbs
• drabi - an Indian driver
• drabs - consorts with prostitutes; army khakis; plural of "drab", a little bit
• drack - dismal; rubbish; unattractive
• draco - the Dragon constellation
• draff - dregs; the spent grains of malt left after making whisky
• draft - an outline; a breeze; to call upon
• Draga - a first name
• drago - a first name; a Mexican tree with yellow flowers
• drags - goes slowly; pulls
• drail - to trail; to drag; a long, trailing headdress; the bow of a plow
• drain - a gutter; an opening through which water can leave a basin
• drake - a first name; a male goose
• drama - a play
• drame - a tragicomedy
• dramm - a unit of weight in Yugoslavia
• drams - plural of "dram", a unit of volume
• drang - drong
• drank - quaffed
• drant - to drone
• drape - a thick curtain
• draps - drops
• drapy - like a drape
• drash - to thrash; an essay or short talk on a religious subject
• drats - plural of "drat", a mild expletive
• drava - a river running through Austria, Hungary, and Yugoslavia
• drave - past tense of "drive"; another name for the river Drava
• drawk - to saturate with moisture; wild oats; darnel
• drawl - to speak slowly
• drawn - hauled; sketched; stretched; weary
• draws - sketches; attracts; stretches
• Draxy - a first name
• drays - plural of "dray", a low strong cart
• dread - prolonged and deep fear
• dream - a reverie; a hope
• drean - drain
• drear - bleakness; a dreary person
• dreck - garbage; bad art
• Dreda - a first name
• dreds - plural of "dred", a dreadlock
• dreed - suffered; to dread
• dreel - to drill
• dreen - to drain
• dreep - to drip
• drees - suffers
• dregs - plural of "dreg", a sediment deposited from liquid
• dreid - dread
• drein - to drain
• dreks - plural of "drek", a worthless item
• dreng - a free tenant in Northumberland with partial military obligations
• Drenk - a first name
• drent - drenched; drowned
• drere - drear
• dress - garb
• drest - poetic "dressed"
• dreul - drool
• dreux - a town in France, site of a famous battle
• Drewe - a first name
• Dreya - a first name
• dreye - dry
• dreys - plural of "drey", a squirrel's nest
• drias - the deadly carrot (!)
• dribs - plural of "drib", a little bit
• drice - granulated frozen carbon dioxide
• dried - dessicated
• drier - more dry; a dessicator
• dries - a first name; dessicates; endures
• drift - to wander; a mound of snow
• driki - dry-ki
• drill - repetition; a tool for making holes; a durable twilled cotton fabric
• drily - sarcastically
• drina - a first name; a river in central Yugoslavia
• drink - a draught; the ocean
• drinn - a grassland
• drint - to fade
• drips - falls in droplets
• dript - poetic "dripped"
• drisk - a drizzling mist
• Driss - a first name
• drite - to defecate
• drith - a drought
• drive - to urge; to use a vehicle for transport; a campaign
• drobe - clothes; apparel
• drock - a water course
• drogh - a hooped canvas bagged towed behind a boat for stability
• droid - short for "android", a robot; a stupid person
• droil - drudgery; a drone; to plot
• droit - a right; a title; a unit of measurement of weight of 1/24 mite
• drole - bad; a bad character
• droll - amusing
• drome - a racecourse; the crab plover; a European river
• drona - a first name; in the Mahabharata, a royal gurur
• drone - a male bee; to talk incessantly
• drong - a narrow passageway between walls or hedges
• dronk - drunk
• drony - like a drone; humming
• droob - an oaf; a hopeless ineffectual person
• droog - a hooligan; a good friend
• drook - to drench
• drool - spittle; stringy saliva that hangs from the mouth
• droon - to drown
• droop - to wilt
• drops - falls; liquid medicine
• dropt - poetic "dropped"
• Drora - a first name
• drosh - a town in Pakistan
• dross - worthless matter
• droud - an oafish woman
• drouk - to duck
• drove - forced; directed
• drovy - muddy; turbid
• drown - to suffocate in water
• drows - plural of "drow", a cave elf
• droxy - of wood that looks sturdy but conceals rotten parts
• droze - to melt irregularly
• Druan - a first name
• drube - an oaf; a hopeless, ineffectual person
• drubs - beats severely
• Druce - a first name
• Druci - a first name
• Drucy - a first name
• Drude - a first name
• Drugi - a first name
• drugs - plural of "drug", a medicinal preparation; a narcotic
• druid - a Celtic priest; a bard
• Drumi - a first name
• drums - plural of "drum", a timpanum
• drung - a town in Ireland
• drunk - intoxicated
• drupa - a nomadic mountain people of Tibet
• drupe - a fruit with a stone or pit
• drury - a first name; an amour
• druse - a mining cavity; a geode; a Syrian
• Drusi - a first name
• drusy - a first name; of a rock cavity that is lined with crystals
• druxy - partly decayed timber; knotholed timber
• druze - a Syrian
• drvar - a town in Bosnia
• dryad - a wood nymph
• dryas - a small genus of alpine and arctic tufted plants
• dryer - desiccator; more dry
• dryff - a British river
• dryki - timber killed by weather
• dryly - sarcastically; without wetness
• dryth - dryness
• dsobo - a zhobo, a male yak-cow hybrid
• dsomo - a zhomo, a female yak-cow hybrid
• duads - plural of "duad", a pair
• Duain - a first name
• duala - a Bantu-speaking people of Cameroon
• duali - a town in Papua New Guinea
• duals - plural of "dual", a twin
• Duana - a first name
• Duane - a first name
• duans - plural of "duan", a division of a poem
• duant - dee
• duars - plural of "duar", a tract of land leading to a mountain pass
• dubai - an Arabian country
• dubay - a woman
• dubba - a leather bottle; a creature
• dubbo - a fool; a city in Australia
• dubbs - the exclamation necessary to claim a pair of marbles knocked out of the ring; plural of "dubb", a Syrian bear
• dubby - dull, blunt; muddy
• dubee - a doobie, a marijuana cigarette
• dubhe - a star in the Big Dipper
• dubia - works of doubtful authenticity
• dubna - a city in Russia, site of a nuclear research center
• dubok - a respectable person or business used as a front for criminal activity
• dubry - a dohickey
• dubya - humorous spelling of the name of the letter "W"
• ducal - of a duke; with strawberry leaves
• ducat - a coin
• duces - plural of "dux", a leader; a Roman provincial military chief; the top pupil
• ducey - the penis
• duchy - the realm of a duke
• ducie - an island near Pitcairn Island
• ducks - dodges; squats; waterfowl
• ducky - peachy; highly satisfactory
• ducle - a term of abuse
• ducts - plural of "duct", an internal channel
• dudde - a first name; an article of clothing
• duddy - a first name; ragged
• duded - well dressed, as in the phrase "all duded up"
• dudes - plural of "dude", a man; a pretend cowboy
• dudey - like a dude; like a pretend cowboy
• Dudly - a first name
• duduk - an Armenian wooden flute
• duelo - a duel; the rules of deuling
• duels - plural of "duel", a one-to-one fight to the death
• duena - a first name; a chaperone
• duero - a river in northern Spain and Portugal
• duets - plural of "duet", a song sung by two
• duett - a duet, a musical piece for two
• dufer - a cigarette saved for later use, because if will "do for" later
• duffs - plural of "duff", a thick pudding
• duffy - a first name; a blood group system; a ghost; a quarter pint of gin
• dufus - a doofus, a fool
• Dugal - a first name
• Dugan - a first name
• Dugey - a first name
• dugga - an Indian drum, bigger than a tabla
• dugie - a first name; heroin
• dugit - an Israeli settlement in the Gaza Strip
• duhat - the Java plum
• duino - a town in Italy, where Rilke wrote elegies
• duisi - a town in the country of Georgia
• duits - plural of "duit", a Dutch coin
• Dujan - a first name
• dujer - heroin
• dujie - heroin
• dukan - the platform on which a Hebrew priest pronounced the benediction; a town in Iraq
• dukat - a town in Albania
• duked - fought with fists
• duker - a massive bowel movement
• dukes - plural of "duke", a nobleman; a fist
• duket - a ticket of admission
• dukey - a first name; a cheap theater
• dukha - a Mongolian herding people
• dukhn - pearl millet
• dukie - a first name; a meal ticket; excrement; a student or alumnus of Duke University
• dukka - a Kenyan retail shop
• dukun - a Filipino medicine man or psychic surgeon
• Dulan - a first name
• dulas - a British bay
• dulat - one of the major divisions of the Great Horde
• dulce - a first name; to sweeten; a South American river
• Dulci - a first name
• Dulcy - a first name
• dules - woes
• dulia - angelic adoration
• Dulie - a first name
• dulls - makes less sharp
• dully - stupidly; without spirit
• dulse - an edible seaweed (if you say so)
• dumah - a first name; a son of Ishmael; a biblical city in Canaan
• dumai - a town in Sumatra
• dumal - full of brambles and briers
• dumas - plural of "Duma", a Russian parliament
• dumba - a Russian fat-tailed sheep
• dumbo - a stupid person
• dumbs - makes stupid or silent
• dumet - a wire of a nickel/iron alloy
• dumka - a melancholy Slavic folk ballad; a town in India
• dummo - a fool
• dummy - a fool; a mannequin; a declarer's mute partner
• dumpo - a town in Ghana
• dumps - low spirits; garbage heaps
• dumpu - a town in Papua New Guinea
• dumpy - short and thick; looking like a garbage dump
• dunal - relating to a dune
• dunce - a stupid person
• dunch - a jolt; a nudge with the elbow
• duned - containing dunes; surrounded by dunes
• dunes - plural of "dune", a sand mound
• duney - like a duny; containing dunes
• dungs - plural of "dung", manure
• dungy - containing dung
• dunic - of or pertaining to a dune
• dunim - a variant of "dunam"
• Dunja - a first name
• dunks - plunges into liquid
• dunlo - a town in Pennsylvania
• dunne - a first name; the knot-sandpiper
• dunno - slang for "don't know"
• dunny - deaf; Australian slang for a toilet or outhouse
• dunsh - a dunch
• dunst - the finest middlings, still containing some bran
• dunsy - foolish
• Dunta - a first name
• dunts - strikes with a heavy blow; cracks from rapid cooling while in the oven
• dunum - a resort town in Germany; a measure of land area in Palestine
• duomo - an Italian domed cathedral
• Duong - a first name
• duped - fooled; duplicated
• duper - a trickster; one that duplicates
• dupes - duplicates; plural of "dupe", a stooge or fool
• duple - double
• duply - in Scots law, a second reply
• duppy - a West Indian ghost
• dural - of the dura mater; a kind of metallic alloy
• Duran - a first name
• duras - plural of "dura", a cereal grain
• durdu - a village in Sudan
• dured - endured
• Durel - a first name
• dures - endures
• durga - a first name; the wife of Siva, the Hindu goddess of war, who rode a tiger
• durgy - undersized
• durif - a kind of wine grape
• durio - a Malay tree whose obnoxious fruit is the durian
• Durko - a first name
• durno - a town in England
• durns - plural of "durn", a mild expletive; a gatepost
• duroc - a breed of large red vigorous hogs
• durog - marijuana
• Duron - a first name
• duros - high quality marijuana; plural of "duro", a Spanish silver dollar
• duroy - a coarse woolen fabric
• durra - millet
• durrs - plural of "durr", a cereal grain
• durry - a cigarette butt
• durst - archaic past tense of "dare"
• durum - a kind of wheat
• duryl - a univalent radical
• Dusan - a first name
• Dusav - a first name
• duses - plural of "duse", a deuce; a demon
• Dusha - a first name
• dusie - a doozy; a remarkable object
• dusio - in demonology, a wanton mischievous spirit or fulletto, especially an incubus
• dusks - plural of "dusk", twilight
• dusky - dark
• Dusti - a first name
• dusts - covers with dust; removes dust
• dusty - a first name; covered with dust
• dusun - a Dayak people of British North Borneo
• dutch - a first name; of the Netherlands; a coster's wife
• dutse - a town in Nigeria
• Duval - a first name
• duvay - a duvet; an eiderdown blanket
• duvet - an eiderdown blanket
• Duwan - a first name
• duxes - plural of "dux", a leader; a Roman provincial military chief; a top pupil
• Duygu - a first name
• dvija - in Hinduism, the "twice born" who may study the Vedas
• dvina - a river in Russia and Latvia
• Dvora - a first name
• dwaal - a daze
• dwaas - a fool
• Dwain - a first name
• dwale - a heretic; the deadly nightshade; a sable color in heraldry; to wander deliriously
• dwalm - a swooning faint
• dwams - faints
• dwamy - faint
• Dwana - a first name
• Dwane - a first name
• dwang - a crowbar; a carpenter's strut; to oppress with too much labor
• dwarf - a very short person
• dwaul - a variant of "dwaule", to be delirious
• dwaum - to swoon
• Dwaun - a first name
• Dwawn - a first name
• dweeb - an unattractive or inept person, unlike us
• dwell - to reside
• dwelt - resided
• dwile - a floor cloth or mop
• dwine - to pine; to waste away
• Dwora - a first name
• dworp - a town in Belgium
• dwyka - a river in the Karoo
• dyads - plural of "dyad", a pair
• dyaks - plural of "dyak", a native of Borneo
• Dyami - a first name
• Dyana - a first name
• Dyane - a first name
• Dyani - a first name
• Dyann - a first name
• dyaus - the Vedic god of the sky
• dydoe - a piece of jewelry attached to the penis by piercing
• dyers - plural of "dyer", one who dyes
• Dyese - a first name
• dyfed - a Welsh county; an ancient Welsh kingdom
• dying - moribund
• dyker - ten; a candlestick
• dykes - plural of "dyke", a dike; a lesbian
• dykey - referring to a lesbian
• dykie - lesbian
• Dylan - a first name
• Dylis - a first name
• Dylon - a first name
• Dylys - a first name
• Dymas - a first name
• Dymek - a first name
• Dynah - a first name
• dynam - a unit of work, raising 1000 kilograms 1 meter
• dynel - a synthetic fabric
• dynes - plural of "dyne", a unit of force
• dyola - a trading people of west Africa
• Dyolf - a first name
• dyons - plural of "dyon", a hypothetical particle carrying both magnetic and electric charge
• dypso - a drunkard
• Dyron - a first name
• Dysen - a first name
• Dyske - a first name
• Dyson - a first name
• dyula - a West African ethnic group
• Dyvon - a first name
• dyvor - a disreputable or bankrupt person
• dzhos - plural of "dzho", a kind of yak
• Dzifa - a first name
• Dziga - a first name
• Eaden - a first name
• Eadie - a first name
• Eadin - a first name
• Eagan - a first name
• eager - keen
• eagle - a predatory bird; a 10 dollar gold coin of the USA
• eagly - like an eagle
• Eagon - a first name
• eagre - eager; a tidal wave; a flood
• Eahab - a first name
• eales - plural of "eale", variant of "ale"
• Eames - a first name
• Eamon - a first name
• eaned - gave birth
• Eanid - a first name
• earal - receiving by the ear
• eards - plural of "eard", earth
• eared - bearing ears
• Earla - a first name
• Earld - a first name
• Earle - a first name
• earls - plural of "earl", a nobleman
• early - a first name; near the beginning in time
• earns - merits; is paid
• earsh - arrish, the stubble of wheat
• earst - a variant of "erst"
• earth - dirt; the home planet
• eased - relaxed
• easel - a stand for holding art in progress
• easer - one who relaxes
• eases - relaxes
• Easha - a first name
• easky - a town in Eire
• easle - a glowing coal or hot ashes
• Eason - a first name
• easts - plural of "east", a compass direction
• eaten - consumed
• eater - one who eats
• eathe - easy
• Eaton - a first name
• Eavan - a first name
• eaved - having eaves
• eaves - plural of "eave", a lower projecting edge of a roof
• ebano - a Mexican or Central American timber tree
• Ebany - a first name
• ebarb - a town in Louisiana
• ebbed - flowed away
• ebbet - a green newt
• Ebbie - a first name
• ebble - an English river, a tributary of the Avon
• Ebert - a first name
• ebeye - one of the Marshall Islands
• ebisu - one of seven Japanese gods of happiness
• eblan - of the ancient civilization of Ebla
• eblis - the Islamic name for Satan
• Ebner - a first name
• eboes - plural of "eboe", a Central American tree
• ebola - a village in Zaire/Congo, discovery site of a gruesome virus
• eboli - a town in Italy
• Ebone - a first name
• Eboni - a first name
• ebons - plural of "ebony", a very dark wood
• ebony - a first name; black; a wood
• ebook - an electronic book
• ecads - plural of "ecad", a plant form adapted to its environment
• ecall - the European green woodpecker
• eccer - exercise (physical or otherwise) at a school
• ecchi - verbal shorthand for pornographic anime and manga
• eccle - the European green woodpecker
• echea - in the ancient theater, bronze or earthen vases placed under seats for acoustic aid
• eched - increased; eked
• eches - increases; ekes
• echis - a genus of vipers
• echon - each one
• echos - repeats
• ecize - to become established in and adjusted to a new habitat
• eckee - medical slang for "echymotic"
• ecker - exercise (physical or otherwise) at a school
• eckle - the crest of a bird
• eclat - brilliance
• ecoid - the colorless stroma of a red blood cell
• ecole - a French school
• econo - short for "economy", and indicating something cheap or inexpensive
• ecrus - plural of "ecru", a yellowish brown color
• ectad - toward the outside
• ectal - on the outside
• ector - a first name; a knight in Morte d'Arthur
• edams - plural of "Edam", a Dutch cheese
• Edana - a first name
• eddas - plural of "edda", a Norse saga
• Eddee - a first name
• edder - flexible wood, such as osiers, interwoven in the top of a hedge as binders
• eddic - like or of the eddas
• Eddie - a first name
• Eddna - a first name
• eddos - plural of "eddo", the edible root of the taro plant
• Eddra - a first name
• Eddye - a first name
• Edeet - a first name
• edema - excessive fluid accumulation
• Edena - a first name
• Edene - a first name
• edens - plural of "Eden", a paradise
• Edese - a first name
• Edgar - a first name
• edged - bordered; approached stealthily and indirectly
• edger - a device for neatly trimming edges
• edges - plural of "edge", a boundary
• edgey - edgy; like an edge
• edict - an ordinance
• edify - to ennoble; to better
• edile - a magistrate of ancient Rome
• Edina - a first name
• Edisa - a first name
• Edita - a first name
• Edite - a first name
• Edith - a first name
• edits - emends
• Ediva - a first name
• edleb - a town in Syria
• Edler - a first name
• Edlin - a first name
• Edlyn - a first name
• Edmar - a first name
• Edmee - a first name
• Edmon - a first name
• Ednah - a first name
• Edney - a first name
• ednos - "Eating Disorder, Not Otherwise Specified", which doesn't match standard categories
• Edolf - a first name
• edoni - the ancient Thracians
• Edray - a first name
• Edrea - a first name
• Edred - a first name
• edrei - a biblical place
• Edric - a first name
• Edris - a first name
• Edrys - a first name
• edsel - a first name; a car model
• Edson - a first name
• educe - to draw forth
• educt - something that is drawn forth
• Edvig - a first name
• Edwar - a first name
• Edwig - a first name
• Edwin - a first name
• Edwyn - a first name
• Edyna - a first name
• Edyta - a first name
• Edyth - a first name
• Edzio - a first name
• edzna - a town in the Yucatan
• Eefje - a first name
• Eefke - a first name
• eejit - a jocular spelling and pronunciation of "idiot"
• eeklo - a town in Belgium
• Eelco - a first name
• eelde - a town in the Netherlands
• eeled - searched for eels
• eeler - one who searches for eels
• eemis - changeable
• eerie - creepy
• eeven - even
• eevns - plural of "eevn", an evening
• efate - an island that is part of Vanuatu
• Effam - a first name
• Effat - a first name
• effed - had done to it that which ineffable things can't; used the "F" word
• effet - the common newt
• Effia - a first name
• effie - a first name; an advertising award
• efiks - plural of "efik", a people of southeast Nigeria
• eflak - another name for Wallachia
• Efram - a first name
• Efrat - a first name
• Efrem - a first name
• Efren - a first name
• Efrim - a first name
• Efrum - a first name
• efter - a dialectical variant of "after"; a person who robs people after a theater performance
• egadi - an island in Sicily
• egads - an exclamation of surprise
• egana - a town in Uruquay
• Egann - a first name
• egbas - plural of "egba", a Yoruba-speaking people of southwest Nigeria
• egean - Aegean
• egers - plural of "eger", a tidal flood
• egest - to discharge from the body
• Egeus - a first name
• eggar - a moth of the family Lasiocampidae
• egged - incited
• egger - an inciter; various moths whose larva feed on tree leaves; a lobster bearing an egg mass; one who collects eggs
• egham - a town in England
• eghen - eyes
• Egide - a first name
• eglon - a Canaanite kingdom
• egmas - plural of "egma", an enigma
• egres - plural of "egre", variant of "eager", a tidal wave
• egret - one of several kinds of heron
• egton - a town in England
• egypt - a first name; a north African country
• ehime - a prefecture in southern Japan
• ehing - saying "eh"
• Ehran - a first name
• Ehren - a first name
• Ehsan - a first name
• Ehsin - a first name
• eider - a duck, or its down; a quilt or comforter
• eidos - an essence
• eifel - a town in Germany
• eight - a number; ogdoad
• Eigil - a first name
• eigne - a first name; the eldest or first born child
• Eiiti - a first name
• eiked - eked
• Eikki - a first name
• eikon - an icon
• eilat - a first name; an Israeli port on the Red Sea
• eilds - doesn't bear young or milk
• Eilev - a first name
• Eiley - a first name
• Eilif - a first name
• Eilis - a first name
• Eille - a first name
• Eilsa - a first name
• Eilyn - a first name
• eimak - a Persian-speaking nomadic Mongolian tribe
• Eimer - a first name
• Einar - a first name
• Einat - a first name
• Einav - a first name
• Einer - a first name
• Eiren - a first name
• eirie - an eyrie or aerie
• Eirik - a first name
• Eirin - a first name
• Eiryn - a first name
• eisel - vinegar
• Eitan - a first name
• Eival - a first name
• eject - to force out
• ejido - a Mexican communal farm; a town in Venezuela
• Ejnar - a first name
• ejoos - plural of "ejoo", the sago palm or feather palm
• ekaha - a Hawaiian plant
• ekali - a suburb of Athens
• ekari - a Papuan people of New Guinea
• ekata - a village in Gabon
• ekati - a town in the North West Territories, Canada
• ekely - a town in Norway
• Ekene - a first name
• eking - augmenting
• ekiti - a state of Nigeria
• ekkas - plural of "ekka", an Indian two wheeled one horse one passenger carriage
• ekker - exercise (physical or otherwise) at a school
• ekkis - plural of "ekki", a tropical African timber tree
• ekois - plural of "Ekoi", a south eastern Nigerian people
• Ekraj - a first name
• Ekram - a first name
• ekron - a biblical place
• elain - a first name; olein
• Elama - a first name
• Elana - a first name
• eland - a large antelope
• Elane - a first name
• Elani - a first name
• Elann - a first name
• elans - plural of "elan", enthusiasm
• elaps - a genus of venomous snakes, including the coral snake
• elara - a first name; a moon of Jupiter
• Elasa - a first name
• Elata - a first name
• elate - to make joyful
• elath - a biblical place
• elayl - olefiant gas or ethylene
• Elayn - a first name
• elban - a native of the island of Elba
• Elbie - a first name
• Elbio - a first name
• elbon - a town in Pennsylvania
• elbow - the knee of the arm; to jostle
• elchi - an ambassador
• Eldad - a first name
• Eldar - a first name
• Elden - a first name
• elder - a first name; older; a tree
• eldin - a first name; a kind of fuel
• Eldon - a first name
• elean - from Elea, a town in ancient southern Italy
• elect - to choose; a person chosen or destined to go to Heaven
• Eleen - a first name
• elegy - memorial praise; a mournful poem
• eleme - a Smyrna fig
• elemi - a fragrant resin used in varnish
• elena - a first name; a town in Bulgaria; a cape in Costa Rica
• Elene - a first name
• Eleni - a first name
• Eleny - a first name
• eleot - a species of apple
• Eleph - a first name
• Eleri - a first name
• Elers - a first name
• Elery - a first name
• Elesa - a first name
• Elese - a first name
• Eleta - a first name
• eleut - a Kalmuck, a Buddhist Mongolian ethnic group
• eleve - a pupil
• Elexa - a first name
• elfed - bewitched
• elfic - elven; of the elves
• Elfie - a first name
• elfin - of or like an elf
• Elfre - a first name
• Elgan - a first name
• Elgar - a first name
• Elgen - a first name
• Elger - a first name
• elgin - a first name; a city in northeast Illinois and in Scotland
• elgon - a volcanic mountain between Kenya and Uganda
• Elham - a first name
• eliab - a first name; the father of Abihail
• eliad - oeillade, an ogle or glance
• Eliam - a first name
• elian - a first name; of or referring to the essayist Charles Lamb
• Elias - a first name
• Eliav - a first name
• Elice - a first name
• Elida - a first name
• elide - to omit
• Elidi - a first name
• Eliel - a first name
• Elier - a first name
• Eliga - a first name
• Elihu - a first name
• Elija - a first name
• Elika - a first name
• eliki - a Greek village
• Elimu - a first name
• Elina - a first name
• Eline - a first name
• eling - an Asian lake
• elint - electronic intelligence
• Eliot - a first name
• elisa - a first name; an acronym: "Enzyme Linked ImmunoSorbent Assay"
• Elise - a first name
• Elish - a first name
• Elita - a first name
• elite - privileged; a typewriter font
• Eliud - a first name
• Eliut - a first name
• Eliza - a first name
• Elize - a first name
• Elkan - a first name
• Elkin - a first name
• Ellad - a first name
• Ellan - a first name
• Ellee - a first name
• Ellen - a first name
• elles - else
• Elley - a first name
• Ellia - a first name
• Ellie - a first name
• Ellin - a first name
• Ellis - a first name
• Ellma - a first name
• ellon - a first name; a town in Scotland
• Ellsa - a first name
• Ellse - a first name
• Ellsi - a first name
• Ellsy - a first name
• ellul - the sixth month of the Jewish ecclesiastical calendar
• Ellyn - a first name
• Elman - a first name
• Elmar - a first name
• Elmaz - a first name
• elmen - of or pertaining to the elm tree
• Elmer - a first name
• Elmir - a first name
• elmos - plural of "elmo", St Elmo's fire
• Elmyr - a first name
• elnia - a Russian town that Napoleon passed through
• eloah - the Hebrew name for God
• Eloda - a first name
• Elodi - a first name
• eloge - a eulogy or funeral oration
• elogy - an inscription on a tombstone
• eloin - a first name; to carry away property beyond a sheriff's jurisdiction
• Elois - a first name
• elong - to lengthen; to prolong
• elope - to run away together to get married
• elops - a sea fish which Milton thought was a snake
• Elora - a first name
• elpee - an "LP", or long playing record
• elqui - a river in Chile
• Elrad - a first name
• Elric - a first name
• Elroi - a first name
• Elroy - a first name
• Elsee - a first name
• Elsey - a first name
• Elsha - a first name
• Elshe - a first name
• Elsie - a first name
• elsin - a shoemaker's awl; a sharp person
• Elsje - a first name
• elson - a first name; a shoemaker's awl
• Eltan - a first name
• Eltha - a first name
• elton - a first name; a European lake
• elude - to avoid capture or detection
• eluru - a town in India
• elute - to extract; to wash out
• Elvah - a first name
• elvan - a granular crystalline dyke rock; elfen
• elvas - a city in Portugal
• elven - of or like an elf
• elver - a baby eel
• elves - plural of "elf", one of Santa's helpers
• Elvet - a first name
• Elvia - a first name
• Elvie - a first name
• Elvin - a first name
• Elvio - a first name
• Elvis - a first name
• Elvyn - a first name
• Elvys - a first name
• Elwin - a first name
• Elwyn - a first name
• Elxis - a first name
• Elyas - a first name
• Elyce - a first name
• Elyci - a first name
• elymi - an ancient people of Sicily
• Elyot - a first name
• Elysa - a first name
• Elyse - a first name
• Elyza - a first name
• Elyze - a first name
• Emaan - a first name
• email - an electronic message
• Emani - a first name
• emans - plural of "eman", a unit of measurement of radioactive concentration
• Emari - a first name
• embar - to imprison
• embay - to enclose in a bay; to force into a bay; to be stranded by high tide
• embed - to place into
• ember - a first name; a burning coal
• embla - in Norse mythology, the first woman
• embog - to cause to stick in a bog
• embow - to arch; to bend into a curve
• embox - to put into a box
• embus - to board a bus with high ceremony
• emcee - a master of ceremonies
• emden - a seaport in northwest Hannover, Germany, origin of the "Emden Telegram"
• emeer - an Arab prince
• Emeka - a first name
• Emeli - a first name
• Emely - a first name
• emend - to alter; to correct
• Emera - a first name
• Emeri - a first name
• emery - a first name; a granular corundum
• emesa - an ancient city of Syria, now called Homs; the genus of the spider bug
• emets - plural of "emet", a variant of "emmet", an ant
• emeus - plural of "emeu", a variant of "emu"
• emews - plural of "emew", a variant of "emu"
• Emiko - a first name
• Emila - a first name
• Emile - a first name
• Emili - a first name
• Emill - a first name
• Emilo - a first name
• Emils - a first name
• Emily - a first name
• Emina - a first name
• Emine - a first name
• Emira - a first name
• emirs - plural of "emir", an Arab prince
• emits - sends out
• Emitt - a first name
• Emlen - a first name
• Emlin - a first name
• Emlou - a first name
• Emlyn - a first name
• emmas - plural of "emma", a signaller's code for the letter "M"
• emmen - a town in the Netherlands
• emmer - a type of wheat
• emmet - a first name; an ant
• emmew - to encage
• Emmey - a first name
• Emmie - a first name
• Emmit - a first name
• Emmot - a first name
• Emmye - a first name
• emmys - plural of "emmy", a television show award
• emoji - a set of icons used in cell phone messaging
• emona - an old name for Ljubljana, in Yugoslavia
• emong - an obsolete form of "among"
• emony - an anemone
• Emory - a first name
• emote - to show emotion
• emove - to move; to affect with emotion
• empee - a sort of anti-acronym for "MP", or Member of Parliament
• empte - to empty
• empty - vacant
• Emrah - a first name
• Emran - a first name
• emrod - a hemorrhoid
• Emryk - a first name
• Emrys - a first name
• emsel - morphine
• emule - to emulate
• emure - to immure
• emyde - a freshwater tortoise
• emyds - plural of "emyd", a freshwater tortoise
• Emyle - a first name
• Emzar - a first name
• Enaam - a first name
• enact - to portray; to put into effect
• enage - to make old
• enard - a British bay
• enare - a Finnish lake
• enarm - to encircle in one's arms
• enate - a relative on the mother's side; growing outward
• Encke - a first name
• encup - to place in, or surround by, a cup
• ended - finished
• endek - a member of the fascist anti-Semitic National Democratic party of Poland
• ender - one that ends something; someone holding an end of a jump rope
• endew - to provide with some quality or gift
• endor - the biblical home of a witch visited by Saul
• endow - to provide with
• Endre - a first name
• endue - to provide with some quality or gift; to endow
• eneas - a first name; a Trojan warrior
• enede - a variant of "ende", a duck
• eneid - variant of "The Aeneid", an epic poem
• Eneko - a first name
• enele - anele
• enema - a liquid injected into the rectum
• enemy - a foe
• enery - a comical spelling of "Henry", reflecting a Cockney pronounciation
• enets - a Uralic language
• enews - pursues; plunges into water
• enfin - at last, finally
• enfix - infix
• engem - a town in Vanuatu
• Engie - a first name
• Engin - a first name
• engis - a town in Belgium
• engle - a favorite; a paramour
• engyn - a variant of "engine"
• eniac - a primitive computer model (Electronic Numeric Integrator And Calculator)
• Enidd - a first name
• Eniko - a first name
• eniwa - a town in Japan
• enjoy - to receive pleasure from
• enlay - to inlay
• enlil - a Babylonian god
• enlit - shed light upon
• enmew - to encage or enclose
• Ennea - a first name
• ennew - to make new
• Ennio - a first name
• ennis - a first name; a town in Eire; a town in Texas
• ennui - boredom that's been to college
• enoch - a first name; in the Bible, the first city, founded by Cain
• Enock - a first name
• enode - to clear of knots; to detangle
• Enoka - a first name
• enoki - a type of mushroom
• enola - a first name; a town in Arkansas
• enols - plural of "enol", a chemical compound
• Enora - a first name
• Enore - a first name
• enorm - enormous
• Enosh - a first name
• enows - plural of "enow", meaning "enough"
• Enria - a first name
• Enric - a first name
• enrol - to enroll
• ensay - a British island
• ensew - an obsolete form of "ensue"
• ensis - a genus of razor clams
• ensky - to raise to the sky
• ensof - in the Kabbalah, the absolute infinite God
• ensue - to follow
• entab - to replace multiple spaces by TAB characters
• entad - anatomically toward the inside
• ental - anatomically on the inside
• enter - to come in
• entes - plural of "ente", a heraldic engraftment
• entia - plural of "ens"
• entry - way of coming in
• enugu - a town and state in Nigeria
• enure - to inure; to harden
• Enver - a first name
• envie - to vie; to strive
• envoi - the closing of a poem
• envoy - an ambassador
• Enydd - a first name
• enyne - a functional group in organic chemistry
• enzed - "NZ", that is, the acronym: "New Zealand"
• enzym - an enzyme
• eoans - plural of "eoan", a dawning
• Eocha - a first name
• eolia - a town in Missouri
• eolic - aeolic; eolian
• eolis - a genus of nudibranch mollusks
• eorls - plural of "eorl", an obsolete form of "earl"
• eorsa - a British island
• eosin - a red fluorescent dye
• eozoa - plural of "eozoon", a structure found in ancient limestone and thought to be an early animal
• epact - the difference in days between the lengths of the solar and lunar years
• epees - plural of "epee", a fencing weapon
• epena - a town in the Congo
• epens - plural of "epen", a variant of "epencephalon", the segment of the brain behind the midbrain
• epera - a South American Indian language
• ephah - a ancient Hebrew measurement of volume, about a bushel
• Ephan - a first name
• ephas - plural of "epha", a Hebrew unit of dry measure
• Ephie - a first name
• ephod - an ancient Hebrew vestment
• ephor - a magistrate of ancient Greece
• ephus - the truth; a gimmick
• epics - plural of "epic", a saga or adventure tale
• epira - a town in Guyana
• epoch - an age; an era
• epode - a type of lyric poem in which a long verse is followed by a short one
• epols - in mathematics, the reciprocal of the slope
• epopt - a seer or beholder; one initiated into the Eleusinian mysteries
• epoxy - a glue
• eppes - something, a little
• Eppia - a first name
• Eppie - a first name
• eppis - something, a little
• eppus - something, a little
• epris - enamored, in love
• eprom - electronic programmable read-only memory
• Epsey - a first name
• epsom - an English town south of London, home to a famous racetrack
• epulo - a member of an ancient Roman college of priests in charge of sacrificial banquets
• epulu - a village in the Congo
• epure - a full-scale pattern of work to be done, traced on a wall or floor
• Eqbal - a first name
• equal - equivalent
• eques - the Jack in a card game
• equid - a member of the horse family (horses, zebras, donkeys, mules)
• equip - to outfit
• equus - a member of the horse family
• eqwal - the green woodpecker
• Eraca - a first name
• erade - to scrape off
• erare - a variant of "erer", meaning "sooner"
• erase - to expunge; to wipe away
• Erast - a first name
• erato - in Greek mythology, the muse of love poetry and lyric poetry
• erava - yerava
• Erben - a first name
• erbia - erbium oxide
• erbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
• Erdal - a first name
• erdie - an orthodox, tedious individual
• Erdin - a first name
• Erdne - a first name
• erdut - a town in Slavonia, Croatia
• erech - the biblical name of the ancient Mesopotamian city of Uruk, where writing may have been invented
• Ereck - a first name
• erect - to raise up; to build
• Erena - a first name
• Erene - a first name
• Ereni - a first name
• erept - to snatch away
• ergal - potential energy
• ergat - to deduce logically
• Ergin - a first name
• ergon - a measurement of work in terms of the equivalent amount of heat
• ergos - plural of "ergo", an inferred conclusion
• ergot - a fungus affecting wheat and hippies
• Erhan - a first name
• erian - a first name; a subdivision of the American Devonian age
• erica - a first name; a heather plant; a town in Australia
• erice - a town in Sicily
• Erich - a first name
• erick - a first name; a town in Oklahoma; a blood fine paid by a murderer to the victim's family
• Erico - a first name
• erics - plural of "eric", a blood fine imposed on a murderer and his family under old Irish law
• eridu - a town in Iraq; a town in Florida
• Eriel - a first name
• eries - plural of "erie", a tribe of American Indians
• eriff - a two year old canary; a young criminal
• Erika - a first name
• Eriko - a first name
• Eriks - a first name
• erimo - a port city in northern Japan
• Erina - a first name
• Erine - a first name
• ering - saying "er"
• Erinn - a first name
• Erino - a first name
• Eriqa - a first name
• erith - an English town
• erizo - a hedgehog
• Erjon - a first name
• Erkan - a first name
• Erkin - a first name
• Erkka - a first name
• Erkki - a first name
• Erlan - a first name
• Erlin - a first name
• Erlys - a first name
• ermes - grieves; feels sad
• ermin - a first name; a kind of material
• Ermis - a first name
• ermit - a hermit
• erned - earned
• ernen - a town in Switzerland
• ernes - plural of "erne", a sea eagle
• Erney - a first name
• Ernie - a first name
• Ernst - a first name
• erode - to wear away
• Erold - a first name
• erops - an acronym: "Extended Range Operations" for flights more than an hour from a landing site
• erose - notched or uneven, as if gnawed away (cognate with "erode")
• erred - made a mistake
• Erric - a first name
• Errin - a first name
• erris - a British cape
• Errol - a first name
• error - a mistake
• Erryl - a first name
• Ersan - a first name
• ersar - a Turkoman people of Bukhara
• Ersat - a first name
• erses - plural of "erse", a Scottish Gael
• Ersin - a first name
• ersta - a town in Sweden
• Ertha - a first name
• Ertsa - a first name
• eruca - the genus of plants to which arugula belongs; a caterpillar
• eruct - to belch, to burp
• erugo - a green film that forms on copper
• erupt - to burst out
• eruvs - plural of "eruv", any of 3 rabbinic enactments easing certain Sabbath restrictions
• erven - a first name; plural of "erf", a plot of land, of about an acre
• ervil - a European vetch
• Ervin - a first name
• Ervyn - a first name
• Erwan - a first name
• Erwin - a first name
• Erwyn - a first name
• Eryka - a first name
• Erynn - a first name
• eryon - a genus of fossil decapod crustaceans
• Erzhi - a first name
• erzya - a language once spoken in Russia
• esbat - a weekly meeting of witch covens
• Esben - a first name
• escar - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
• escot - to provide support for
• Esera - a first name
• esere - a town in Chad
• esher - an English town
• eshin - a pail, tub or can
• esile - eisel, vinegar
• esill - a wine made from vinegar
• esino - a river in Italy
• eskar - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
• esker - a narrow ridge of gravel and sand
• eskie - short for "Eskimo", and signifying a cooler
• Eskil - a first name
• Eslam - a first name
• Esmat - a first name
• Esmie - a first name
• esneh - a town in Egypt, site of a famous temple
• esnes - plural of "esne", in Anglo-Saxon England a worker of the lowest class
• Espen - a first name
• espoo - the second largest city in Finland, home to Nokia
• espot - a town in northern Spain
• esrar - marijuana
• Esrat - a first name
• Esref - a first name
• esrog - a citron used during Sukkoth
• esrom - a kind of cheese
• Essad - a first name
• Essae - a first name
• Essam - a first name
• Essan - a first name
• essay - a theme; an attempt
• essed - curved like the letter "S"; an ancient chariot
• essen - an industrial city in Germany
• esses - plural of "ess", the letter "S"
• essex - an English county; a breed of swine
• Essey - a first name
• Essie - a first name
• Essom - a first name
• Essop - a first name
• Estee - a first name
• Estel - a first name
• Esten - a first name
• ester - a first name; a type of chemical compound
• estes - a first name; dainty foods
• Estie - a first name
• estoc - a short thrusting sword of the Renaissance
• Eston - a first name
• estop - to impede by the legal means of estoppal
• Estra - a first name
• estre - the inner part of a building
• estro - enthusiasm; poetic inspiration
• estus - a first name; a glow of passion
• Eszti - a first name
• etaac - the South African blaubok
• etage - a floor or story of a building
• etail - slang for "electronic retail", commerce via the Internet
• Etain - a first name
• etana - a first name; a Babylonian god who rode an eagle
• etape - a warehouse; a place where troops halt for the night
• etats - plural of "etat", a state or polity
• etens - plural of "eten", a giant
• Eteri - a first name
• etern - eternal, everlasting
• etext - an electronic text
• Etgar - a first name
• ethal - cetyl alcohol
• etham - a biblical place
• Ethan - a first name
• Ethel - a first name
• Ethem - a first name
• ether - an anesthetic; the "upper" regions of space; a mythical medium with no properties
• ethic - a body of moral principles
• Ethna - a first name
• Ethne - a first name
• ethno - a recent immigrant
• ethos - the fundamental character of a culture
• ethyl - a first name; a univalent chemical radical
• Ethyn - a first name
• Etina - a first name
• etite - eaglestone
• etive - a British river
• etnas - plural of "etna", a volcano; a small spirit stove
• etons - returnable notes (!)
• Etore - a first name
• etrog - a citron used during Sukkoth; a Canadian film award
• etsra - a town in Saudi Arabia
• Ettey - a first name
• Ettie - a first name
• ettin - an eten, a giant
• ettle - to intend; to plan; to devise; a nettle; to guess
• etude - a piano piece
• etuis - plural of "etui", a case for holding small articles
• etwas - a musical term meaning "somewhat"
• etwee - an etui, a case for holding small articles
• Etyen - a first name
• etyma - plural of "etymon", an original form, primitive word, or root
• etyms - plural of "etym", a variant of "etymon"
• etzel - the king who married Kriemhilde after Siegfried's death
• Etzio - a first name
• Eubie - a first name
• eucre - a variant of "euchre"
• Eudel - a first name
• Eudes - a first name
• Euell - a first name
• Eugen - a first name
• eughs - plural of "eugh", the yew
• euked - yuked, itched
• Eulia - a first name
• Eunan - a first name
• eupad - an antiseptic powder
• eupen - a town in Belgium
• euroa - a town in Australia
• euros - the ancient Greek name for the east wind; plural of "euro", a monetary unit of Europe; a large kangaroo
• eurus - in Greek mythology, the god of the east wind
• eusol - an antiseptic solution, from "Edinburgh University SOLution"
• eutaw - site of a famous battle
• eutin - a town in Germany
• evade - to elude
• Evald - a first name
• Evana - a first name
• Evann - a first name
• evans - a first name; a Pacific cape; a lake in North America
• Evany - a first name
• Evard - a first name
• evase - widening gradually, like a chimney or funnel
• Evatt - a first name
• evene - to happen
• evenk - an ethnic group of Siberia
• evens - a first name; makes flat; ties the score; the even numbers
• event - an occurrence
• eveny - a first name; a people of Siberia
• evere - a town in Belgium
• evert - a first name; to turn inside out
• every - each; all
• evets - plural of "evet", a newt
• Evett - a first name
• evhoe - variant of "evoe", an interjection of Bacchic frenzy
• evian - a spa; source of mineral water for the naive
• evict - to cast out
• Evike - a first name
• evils - plural of "evil", a moral wrong
• Evita - a first name
• evite - to avoid
• Evlin - a first name
• Evlyn - a first name
• evohe - variant of "evoe", the cry of exhilaration of the bacchanals
• evoke - to draw out
• Evony - a first name
• evora - a town in Portugal
• Evrim - a first name
• evros - a river in Greece
• Evsey - a first name
• Evvie - a first name
• Evyan - a first name
• Evzen - a first name
• Ewald - a first name
• Eward - a first name
• Ewart - a first name
• ewell - a first name; a suburb of London
• ewers - plural of "ewer", a large pitcher
• Ewert - a first name
• ewery - a room for storing ewers
• ewest - nearest, closest
• ewfts - plural of "ewft", a newt
• ewhow - an interjection of regret
• Ewing - a first name
• ewked - yuked; itched
• Ewoud - a first name
• Ewynn - a first name
• exact - precise; to force out
• exalt - to praise; to raise higher
• exams - plural of "exam", a test
• excel - to outdo
• excon - an ex-convict
• excur - to run out; to extend
• exdis - a security classification, acronym: "EXclusive DIStribution"
• exeat - a bishop's permission for a priest to leave a diocese
• execs - plural of "exec", an executive
• exect - to cut off or to cut out
• exede - to corrode
• exeem - to exempt
• exeme - to exempt
• Exene - a first name
• exert - to put into action
• exfil - a shortened form of "exfiltration", the conveyance of an agent out of a site
• exgay - a homosexual who has been retrained to heterosexuality
• exies - a fit of hysterics
• exile - to force out of a country
• exine - the outer layer of certain spores
• exist - to be
• exite - a movable appendage on an arthropod's limb
• exits - plural of "exit", a means of egress
• exjew - a former Jew
• exlex - an outlaw
• exmet - a former player on the New York Mets team
• exode - a comic afterpiece in the ancient Greek theater
• exody - an exodus
• exons - plural of "exon", a sequence in the genetic code; a Yeoman of the Guard
• exorn - to furnish or adorn
• exors - applies the "exclusive or" operation to
• expat - an expatriate
• expel - to force out; to eject
• expos - plural of "expo", an exposition; a member of the Montreal baseball team
• exput - the extraction of information from a computer database
• exter - to dig up; to extract
• extol - to praise
• exton - a town in Pennsylvania
• extra - a supernumerary
• exude - to emit
• exuls - plural of "exul", a exile
• exult - to be joyful
• exuma - one of the Bahama Islands
• exurb - a residential area beyond the suburbs
• exute - to strip
• eyaks - plural of "eyak", an Indian people of the Copper river in Alaska
• eyasi - a lake in Africa
• Eydie - a first name
• eyers - plural of "eyer", an observer
• eyess - an eyas; an unfledged bird
• eyeti - an ethnic slur
• eyeto - an ethnic slur
• eyeup - examine; look over
• eyght - an island
• eying - observing
• eylau - a town in East Prussia, site of a famous Napoleonic battle
• eyles - ails
• eyots - plural of "eyot", a river or lake island
• eyoty - containing many eyots
• Eyran - a first name
• eyras - plural of "eyra", a wild cat of tropical America
• eyren - plural of "ey", an egg
• eyres - plural of "eyre", a circuit journey, as in a "justice in eyre"
• eyrie - an eagle's nest
• eyrir - an aluminum bronze coin of Iceland, worth 1/100 of a Krona
• Eytan - a first name
• eytie - an ethnic slur
• Eyton - a first name
• Ezana - a first name
• Ezeck - a first name
• Ezell - a first name
• Ezera - a first name
• ezere - a town in Latvia
• Ezhno - a first name
• eznab - the eighteenth day of the Mayan religious month
• Ezola - a first name
• Ezrah - a first name
• Ezvan - a first name
• Ezzat - a first name
• Ezzie - a first name
• faaan - a fanatic science fiction devotee
• Faada - a first name
• faags - variant of "fegs", an interjection of surprise
• faams - plural of "faam", an Indian orchid
• faans - plural of "faan", a person more interested in science fiction fans and their activities than in science fiction
• faaps - plural of "faap", a garfish
• fabas - plural of "faba", a broad bean
• fabbo - fabulous, wonderful
• fabby - fabulous, wonderful
• Fabek - a first name
• faber - a first name; a lake in North America
• fabes - plural of "fabe", a gooseberry
• Fabia - a first name
• Fabio - a first name
• fable - a myth
• Fabra - a first name
• Fabre - a first name
• faced - confronted; extremely drunk
• facer - a blow; an unexpected problem; a brimming glass
• faces - plural of "face", a visage
• facet - a small polished surface; a side or aspect
• facey - cheeky, insolent
• fachi - a town in Niger
• facia - fascia; a storefront nameplate
• facie - Latin for "face", used in the phrase "prima facie", first face; a facing board
• facks - plural of "fack", a fact
• facon - a heavy knife carried by gauchos
• facta - plural of "factum", a man's own act and deed
• facto - Latin for "fact", used in the phrase "de facto", in fact
• facts - plural of "fact", a thing known with certainty
• facty - filled with facts
• Fadal - a first name
• faddy - crotchety; faddish
• faded - became less bright
• Fadel - a first name
• fader - one that fades; an obsolete form of "father"
• fades - becomes less bright
• Fadey - a first name
• fadge - to suit; to prosper; a short, fat person; a bundle of leather; a potato cake; an oaf; vagina
• Fadia - a first name
• Fadil - a first name
• fadme - a fathom
• fados - plural of "fado", a Portuguese folk song
• Fadwa - a first name
• faena - a series of passes made by a matador in a bullfight
• faery - a fairy
• faffs - blows in puffs; bustles ineffectually; dabbles
• faffy - vacuous, pointless; blowing in puffs
• fagan - a first name; a penis
• fages - coaxes, flatters
• faggy - a disparaging adjective, used to describe exaggeratedly effeminate behavior
• fagin - a first name; the beech mast; an adult who instructs children in crime
• fagoo - a nomad settlement in Sudan
• fagot - a faggot; a bundle of sticks; 120 pounds of iron
• fagus - a genus that includes the beech trees
• Fahad - a first name
• faham - an Indian orchid whose leaves were used as a substitute for tea
• Fahed - a first name
• Fahim - a first name
• Fahri - a first name
• faial - one of the Azores Islands
• Faida - a first name
• Faiga - a first name
• faiks - abates; excuses
• fails - does not succeed; collapses
• Faina - a first name
• faine - a variant of "feign"
• fains - a child's call for a temporary truce; plural of "fain", a fen
• faint - to collapse; barely detectable
• faire - a festival of medieval mummery
• fairm - a farm
• fairs - makes smooth; plural of "fair", a thing that is justified
• fairy - a sprite
• Faisl - a first name
• faith - a first name; belief
• faits - plural of "fait", as in "fait accompli", a deed or feat
• Faiza - a first name
• faize - feaze
• faked - pretended
• fakem - fraudulent, fake or spurious merchandise offered for sale
• faker - one who fakes
• fakes - pretends
• fakey - inauthentic looking
• fakie - a skateboarding move, in which the board is ridden backwards
• Fakih - a first name
• fakir - a magician
• Fakri - a first name
• fakse - a coastal town in Denmark
• fakus - a doohickey
• Falah - a first name
• falaj - an underground irrigation system used in the Middle East
• falak - an omnipotent serpent that lives under the realm of fire in the legend of Bahamut
• falam - a town in Myanmar
• Falan - a first name
• falap - a basis dance step
• falas - plural of "fala", an old madrigal (from the refrain "fa la"!)
• Falau - a first name
• falco - a first name; the genus to which the falcon belongs
• falda - a white silk vestment worn by the pope on solemn occasions
• Faleh - a first name
• Falen - a first name
• Falin - a first name
• Falke - a first name
• falks - plural of "falk", an auk
• falla - a fanciful display created for a Spanish festival
• falls - descends; plural of "fall", a waterfall; autumn
• false - not true; deceitful
• falso - a Central American cape
• falun - a town in Switzerland
• falwe - fallow
• Falyn - a first name
• famed - renowned
• fames - hunger; plural of "fame", renown
• Famke - a first name
• fanac - fan activity (a term invented by Star Trek fans)
• fanad - nothing (short for "Fanny Adams", which is long for "FA", which is short for "Fuck All"); a British cape
• fanal - a lighthouse
• fanam - an old gold or silver coin of southern India
• fanas - plural of "fana", in Sufism, the annihilation of individual will before that of God
• Fanci - a first name
• fancy - a first name; elaborate; whimsy
• Fanda - a first name
• fands - tries
• fanes - a first name; plural of "fane", a temple; a flag; a fairy
• fanga - a Spanish unit of dry volume measure
• fango - radioactive mud; clay or hot mud from springs, used in mud baths
• fangs - plural of "fang", a long tooth
• fangy - resembling a fang; having fangs
• Fania - a first name
• fanin - the number of inputs to a logic gate
• Fanis - a first name
• fanks - plural of "fank", a sheepfold
• fanlo - a town in Spain
• Fanni - a first name
• fanny - a first name; the buttocks
• fanon - a napkin; a scarf; a coin
• fanos - plural of "fano", a cape worn by the pope
• Fanta - a first name
• fante - a Kwa language spoken in Ghana
• fanti - a Kwa language spoken in Ghana; wild and unrestrained
• fanum - a cape worn by that clothes horse, the pope
• Fanus - a first name
• Fanya - a first name
• faqih - an Islamic religious lawyer
• faqir - a fakir
• faqus - a town in Egypt
• farad - a unit of measurement for electrical capacitance
• farah - a first name; an Afghan province
• Farai - a first name
• Faran - a first name
• farbs - plural of "farb", a half-hearted Civil War reenactor, from "far-be-it-from-me"
• farce - a comical play
• farci - stuffed with finely chopped meat
• farcy - glanders
• farde - an Egyptian unit of capacity which is either about 58 liters (small farde), or twice that amount (the large farde)
• fardh - a commercial variety of date
• fardo - a unit of weight in the Philippines
• fards - applies cosmetics to; plural of "fard", a brown date
• fared - traveled; prospered
• Faren - a first name
• farer - a traveler
• fares - a first name; gets along; plural of "fare", a traveler's toll
• fargo - a city in North Dakota; a concealed recording device
• faria - a river in New Guinea
• Farid - a first name
• Farin - a first name
• Fario - a first name
• Fariq - a first name
• faris - a first name; a town in Iraq; a town in Greece
• farle - an oatcake
• farls - plural of "farl", a thin oatmeal cake
• farly - a first name; a gay guy
• farms - plural of "farm", a tract of land devoted to agriculture
• farmy - of or like a farm
• farne - a British island
• faroe - referring to the Faroe Islands
• Faroh - a first name
• Farok - a first name
• farol - a pase in bullfighting
• Faron - a first name
• faros - plural of "faro", a card game
• Farqy - a first name
• Farra - a first name
• farre - far
• farry - a farrow
• farse - a Biblical extract; a paraphrase
• farsi - a Persian language
• farts - breaks wind
• farty - redolent of noxious intestinal vapors
• Faruk - a first name
• Faruq - a first name
• Farye - a first name
• Faryn - a first name
• fasci - plural of "fascio", a local branch of the Fascisti
• fasel - a first name; a chick pea or kidney bean
• faser - one who faces; one who puts on a false show; a blow to the face
• fashy - angry
• Fasil - a first name
• fasti - a Roman calendar of festivals
• fasts - abstains from food
• Fatai - a first name
• fatal - deadly
• Fatan - a first name
• fatas - plural of "fata", short for "fata Morgana", a mirage
• fated - destined
• Faten - a first name
• fater - a fortune-teller; a cheater
• fates - in Greek mythology, weavers of destiny: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos
• fatha - a first name; an Arabic accent mark
• Fathi - a first name
• fatih - a first name; the old quarter of Istanbul
• Fatil - a first name
• Fatin - a first name
• Fatio - a first name
• fatly - obesely
• Fatma - a first name
• fator - a fortune-teller
• Fatos - a first name
• fatra - the name of two mountain ranges in Slovakia
• fatso - a fat person
• fatta - a breakfast dish of boiled lamb, bread, rice and soup
• fatty - adipose; a mean-spirited nickname
• Fatur - a first name
• fatwa - an Islamic decree
• faugh - an interjection expressing disgust, said by no one outside of old books
• fauld - a piece of armor below the breastplate
• faule - a fall, or falling band
• fault - a failing; a defect; an imperfection
• faulx - a town in France
• fauna - a first name; animal life
• Faune - a first name
• fauns - plural of "faun", a woodland deity
• faurd - favored
• Faure - a first name
• fause - false
• faust - a first name; in medieval legend, a philosopher who sold his soul for knowledge; ugly
• fauve - a fauvist
• favas - a hexagonal paving tile
• favel - yellow; a yellow horse; cajolery
• faver - more favorite
• faves - plural of "fave", a favorite
• favor - a first name; to regard with approval
• Favre - a first name
• favus - a contagious fungal scalp disease; a hexagonal paving tile
• Fawas - a first name
• Fawna - a first name
• Fawne - a first name
• fawns - dotes on; plural of "fawn", a young deer
• fawny - of a yellowish brown color; a ring
• Fawzi - a first name
• Fawzy - a first name
• faxed - sent a facsimile message
• faxer - one who faxes
• faxes - sends a facsimile message
• Faxon - a first name
• fayal - one of the Azore Islands
• Fayda - a first name
• fayed - joined closely
• Fayez - a first name
• Fayik - a first name
• Fayla - a first name
• Fayme - a first name
• fayne - a first name; a variant of "feign"
• fayre - a first name; a fair
• Fayth - a first name
• fayum - Faiyum, a division of northern Egypt
• fazed - dazzled; stunned; stupefied
• Fazel - a first name
• fazer - something which dazzles, stuns or stupefies
• fazes - dazzles; stuns; stupefies
• Fazil - a first name
• fazzo - fabulous
• feaks - plural of "feak", a lock of hair
• feale - a British river
• feals - conceals
• feare - a fere, a companion or mate
• fearn - a town in Scotland
• fears - is afraid of
• feart - afraid
• feary - like fear; full of fear
• fease - to faze
• feast - a grand meal; a celebration
• feats - plural of "feat", a deed; a dangling curl of hair
• featy - neat; handy
• feaze - to unravel; to twist; to worry; to harm
• fecal - of feces
• feces - turds; excrement
• fecht - to fight
• fecit - "(he) made it", often inscribed on works of art
• fecks - an exclamation meaning "Faith!"; plural of "feck", value; effect; strength (hence "feckless" = worthless)
• Fecri - a first name
• fedai - a member of an Ismaili order of assassins
• fedex - to send by Federal Express
• fedia - a genus of Mediterranean herbs
• Fedja - a first name
• fedje - a town in Norway
• Fedor - a first name
• fedup - disgusted
• Fedya - a first name
• feebs - plural of "feeb", a feeble-minded person; a feeble person; an FBI agent
• feeby - the FBI; an FBI agent
• feeds - nourishes
• feedy - overfull of food
• feele - a girl; a child
• feels - senses; touches
• Feena - a first name
• feeps - plural of "feep", the soft bell sound of a computer monitor
• feere - a consort, husband or wife
• feers - plural of "feer", a companion
• feese - a short run before a leap
• feesk - a tuft of unruly hair
• feeze - to twist; to worry; to harm; to pledge to a fraternity; to have sexual intercourse
• fehme - a medieval secret German tribunal, the Vehmgericht
• feigh - to clean
• feign - to pretend
• feine - to feign
• feint - a stratagem; a deceptive action
• feist - a small dog of mixed breed; to flirt
• Feiza - a first name
• feize - to twist
• fekes - plural of "feke", a magician's doctored prop
• Fekri - a first name
• felch - fecal matter
• Felcy - a first name
• Felda - a first name
• Felia - a first name
• Felic - a first name
• felid - a member of the cat family
• Felim - a first name
• felis - a first name; the cat family
• Felix - a first name
• Feliz - a first name
• Felka - a first name
• Felke - a first name
• felks - sings felk songs (a bizarre genre associated with science fiction fans)
• fella - slang for "fellow"
• fells - cuts down; plural of "fell", a small mountain typical of the Lake District
• felly - felloe; the rim of a wheel; harshly destructive
• felon - a criminal
• felos - plural of "felo", short for "felo de se", a suicide
• Felpo - a first name
• felth - the power of feeling in one's fingers
• felts - plural of "felt", a fabric; a gambling table
• felty - of, like, or containing felt
• felup - a people of the Atlantic coast of the western Sudan
• Felyx - a first name
• felze - an enclosed gondola
• femal - a variant of "female"
• fembo - a feminine-acting man
• femes - plural of "feme", a wife
• femic - belonging to a group of ferromagnesian minerals
• Femie - a first name
• femme - a woman; a feminine lesbian
• Femmi - a first name
• femmy - feminine; emasculated; campy
• femur - a thigh bone
• fence - a receiver of stolen goods; a railing; to sword fight as a sport
• fends - wards off
• fendy - shifty; thrifty; clever in finding a way to do things
• fenho - a river in China
• fenis - plural of "feni", a Goan alcoholic spirit produced from coconuts
• fenks - finks; parts of blubber even whalers don't want
• fenny - a first name; marshy; a spirit distilled in Goa from cashew nuts or coconuts
• fents - plural of "fent", a vent, or short slit in a garment
• fenus - faenus, interest in Roman law
• feods - plural of "feod", a fief
• feoff - a grant of land
• ferae - wild animals
• feral - wild
• Feran - a first name
• Feras - a first name
• Ferda - a first name
• Ferde - a first name
• Ferdo - a first name
• ferds - plural of "ferd", an army, a large number
• Ferdy - a first name
• Feren - a first name
• ferer - more able; more sound
• feres - plural of "fere", a companion
• feria - a weekday of a church calendar on which no feast is celebrated
• ferie - a holiday
• Ferik - a first name
• Ferin - a first name
• Ferit - a first name
• ferks - moves quickly
• ferly - fearful; sudden; a sudden marvel
• ferme - a hole; a prison; a cave
• fermi - a unit of measurement of distance, a femtometer, 10^(-15) meter
• fermo - another name for Firmum; a town in Italy
• ferms - plural of "ferm", a farm; a pseudohermaphrodite with ovaries
• Ferne - a first name
• Ferni - a first name
• ferns - a town in Eire; plural of "fern", a flowerless vascular plant
• ferny - full of ferns
• Feron - a first name
• ferox - a brown trout of north west Europe
• Feroz - a first name
• Ferra - a first name
• ferre - a variant of "ferrer", meaning far
• ferro - one of the Canary Islands
• ferry - a river transport
• ferto - a European lake
• Feruz - a first name
• fesse - a heraldic band
• festa - a feast or holiday
• Feste - a first name
• fests - plural of "fest", a festival or celebration
• fetal - embryonic
• fetas - plural of "feta", a goat milk cheese
• fetch - to go for
• feted - honored, celebrated
• fetes - plural of "fete", a celebration
• Fethe - a first name
• fetid - noxious
• fetii - in French Oceania, a member of one's extended family
• fetis - neat; pretty; well-made
• fetor - an offensive odor
• fetta - variant of "feta", a cheese made of goat milk
• fette - to fetch
• fetti - money
• fetts - fetches
• fetus - an unborn child
• fetwa - an Islamic judgment
• feuar - a lease holder; a cottager
• feuda - plural of "feudum"
• feuds - plural of "feud", a vendetta
• feued - granted land under Scottish feudal law
• feugh - a British river
• fever - a ferment; a passion; high temperature as a symptom of illness
• Fevzi - a first name
• fewel - fuel
• fewer - not as many
• feyed - cleaned out
• feyer - more crazy
• Feyla - a first name
• feyly - in a fey manner
• feyne - to feign
• feyre - a fair or market
• fezes - plural of "fez", a Middle Eastern hat
• fezzi - a native of Fez, Morocco
• Ffion - a first name
• Fiach - a first name
• Fiala - a first name
• Fiana - a first name
• fiard - a fjord
• fiars - plural of "fiar", a grain price legally fixed by the Fiars court; a free-holder
• fiato - a musical term meaning "breath"
• fiats - plural of "fiat", an authoritative order
• fiber - a filament; a thread-like material
• fibre - a British spelling of "fiber"
• fibro - a building material of compressed asbestos and concrete
• fibry - fibrous; made of fibers
• fices - plural of "fice", a feist, a small dog
• fiche - a microfiche
• fichu - a small triangular lace or muslin shawl
• ficin - a protease obtained from the latex of the fig
• ficos - plural of "fico", a snap of the finger; a fig; a worthless trifle
• ficus - the fig
• fidai - a member of an Ismaili order of assassins
• fidar - a river in Lebanon
• Fidel - a first name
• fides - faith in religious dogma held without concern for logical proof or evidence
• fidge - to fidget; an uneasy or restless motion; a fidgety person
• fidia - a genus of small beetles
• fidos - plural of "fido", a defective coin
• fiefs - plural of "fief", a feudal grant of land
• field - a first name; a meadow; an area
• fiend - an evil person
• fient - a fiend; a devil
• fiere - a fere, a companion or mate
• fieri - facias; a writ
• fiero - a musical term meaning "bold"
• fiery - flaming; like fire
• fiest - most doomed
• fifed - played the fife
• fifer - someone who plays the fife
• fifes - plural of "fife", a musical instrument related to the flute
• fifey - like a fife
• fifie - a Scottish fishing lugger
• fifth - number 5 in order
• fifty - 50
• Figen - a first name
• figgy - of, like, or containing figs
• fight - to dispute; to oppose
• figmo - an acronym: "Forget It, Got My Orders", (roughly), the attitude of a short-timer
• figos - plural of "figo", variant of "fico", a snap of the fingers
• figue - a kind of cheese
• fijis - plural of "Fiji", a resident of the Fiji islands; the Fiji islands
• fiked - fidgeted; annoyed
• fikes - fidgets; annoys; plural of "fike", a bag-shaped fish trap
• fikie - fidgety, restless
• filao - a beefwood with pendulous branches
• filar - threadlike
• filch - to steal
• filed - smoothed; deposited a document; formed a line
• filer - one who files
• files - smooths; deposits a document; plural of "file", a rasp; a line; a collection of documents
• filet - to fillet
• filey - a coastal town in England; like a file
• Filia - a first name
• filip - a first name; a finger flip
• filix - cystoperis
• Filiz - a first name
• filks - plural of "filk", a 'filk' song, a humorous parody, popularized at science fiction conventions
• fille - a girl
• fillo - phyllo dough; an illustration used to fill up the rest of a page
• fills - dispels the vacuum
• filly - a girl; a foal
• Filma - a first name
• films - plural of "film", a movie; a thin membrane
• filmy - diaphanous
• filth - grime
• filum - a threadlike anatomical structure
• Filya - a first name
• final - last
• Finan - a first name
• finca - a rural property, ranch or estate in Spain or South America
• finch - a bird
• finds - discovers
• findy - plump
• fined - charged
• finer - a refiner; more fine; one who fines
• fines - charges
• finew - moldiness
• finey - like a fine
• fingo - a South African people
• finif - variant of "finnif", Yiddish for "five", a five dollar bill
• finis - a first name; the end
• finke - a river in Australia
• finks - informs the police
• Finly - a first name
• finno - of Finland or Finnish, as in "Finno-Ugric languages"
• finns - plural of "Finn", a native of Finland
• finny - a first name; having fins
• finos - merino wool
• finse - a town in Norway
• Finty - a first name
• finuf - variant of "finnif", Yiddish for "five", a five dollar bill
• Fiona - a first name
• Fionn - a first name
• Fiora - a first name
• fiord - a cliff-bound ocean inlet
• Fiore - a first name
• Fioza - a first name
• fique - Mauritius hemp
• Firaq - a first name
• Firas - a first name
• Firat - a first name
• firca - in India, a tribe, community or group
• fired - discharged; kindled
• firee - an employee who has been fired
• firer - an igniter; a shooter
• fires - blazes; disemploys
• firey - suggestive of a fire
• firgi - a village in Niger
• firks - whips; beats; copulates with; moves quickly; plural of "firk", a trick; a freak
• firma - Latin for "firm" or "solid", used in "terra firma", solid land
• firme - an expression of high approbation
• firms - becomes more firm; plural of "firm", a company or business
• firns - plural of "firn", a neve; a glacier snow
• firps - plural of "firp", a jerk
• firry - full of pines
• first - chief; before all others
• firth - a first name; a river mouth
• Firuz - a first name
• fiscs - plural of "fisc", a state or royal treasury
• Fishl - a first name
• fisho - a professional fisherman
• fishy - questionable; smelling of fish
• Fiske - a first name
• fisks - frisks
• fists - plural of "fist", a balled-up hand
• fisty - a left-handed person; related to boxing
• fitch - a first name; a pole cat; a vetch; a long-handled paint brush for remote surfaces
• Fitim - a first name
• fitly - aptly
• fitte - a ballad
• fitts - plural of "fitt", a fitte; a song
• fitty - suitable, appropriate
• fiume - a seaport in Yugoslavia
• fiver - a five dollar bill; one who gives five percent of his earnings instead of a tenth
• fives - a horse disease; a ball game
• fixed - repaired; stationary; secretly predetermined
• fixer - one who repairs
• fixes - repairs; prepares; makes fast
• fixit - involved with fixing things
• fixup - a correction; something that has been fixed
• fizzy - effervescent; the 60's version of Pop Rocks
• fjeld - a high barren plateau
• fjord - a long narrow ocean inlet
• flabs - plural of "flab", fatty body tissue
• flach - backwards slang for "half"
• flack - a press agent
• flaff - to flutter
• flage - an abbreviated form of "flagellation"
• flags - loses strength; plural of "flag", a banner; an iris
• flail - a threshing implement; to make wild, disjointed movements
• flain - flayed
• flair - a first name; a natural aptitude
• flake - a scale; an unreliable person
• flako - intoxicated
• flaks - gives some trashing; plural of "flak", a protector, an antiaircraft cannon
• flaky - scaling; unreliable
• Flama - a first name
• flamb - to baste; to singe
• flame - to spew invective; an amour; a tongue of fire
• flamm - a flawn, or custard
• flams - deceives; plural of "flam", a whim; a drum rudiment
• flamy - lambent; composed of flame
• Flana - a first name
• flane - an arrow
• flang - a miner's pick axe; past tense of "fling"
• flank - a side
• Flann - a first name
• flans - plural of "flan", a custard
• flaps - flutters; plural of "flap", an argument; a side panel
• flare - a first name; a signal light
• flary - flaming
• flash - a glint; an instant
• flask - a small bottle
• flats - plural of "flat", an apartment; a low heeled shoe; a punctured tire
• Flaux - a first name
• flava - style
• flawn - a custard
• flaws - plural of "flaw", a defect
• flawy - defective; characterized by gusts, as a wind
• flaxy - light in color; blonde
• flays - removes the skin; excoriates
• flead - unrendered pork fat
• fleak - a small lock; an insignificant person
• fleam - a sharp surgical lancet used for opening veins to cause bloodletting; a bevel angle
• flear - a word of mockery
• fleas - plural of "flea", an external blood-sucking parasite
• flech - a flea
• fleck - a dapple; a small spot
• flect - in heraldry, with a bent bow
• Fleda - a first name
• fleed - variant of "flead", unrendered pork fat
• fleem - variant of "fleam", a lancet; a bevel angle
• fleen - a variant plural of "flea"
• fleer - a word or look of derision; to mock; one who flees
• flees - runs away
• fleet - rapid; a group of ships; an arm of the sea; an English town
• flegm - phlegm
• flegs - frightens; kicks; flees
• fleid - fleyed
• fleme - to banish; to drive away
• flemo - Flemington, a suburb of Melbourne
• flems - plural of "Flem", a native of Flemland
• flerd - deceit; fraud
• flerk - to jerk or twitch
• flesh - meat
• Fleta - a first name
• flete - to float; to swim
• fleuk - a fluke
• fleur - a first name; a fleur-de-lis
• flews - plural of "flew", a bloodhound's chap; a fishing net
• flewy - like a bloodhound's chap
• flexy - tending to flex easily
• fleys - frightens; flays
• flick - to flip; rabbit fur; a movie
• flics - plural of "flic", a Parisian policeman
• flied - a past tense of "fly"; to hit a fly ball
• flier - an aeronaut
• flies - travels through air; plural of "fly", a back stage appliance; an insect
• flimp - to rob a person distracted by an accomplice
• flims - a resort town in Switzerland
• fling - to hurl; an escapade; a brief romantic adventure
• Flinn - a first name
• flint - a first name; a hard stone; an English town; a town in Michigan
• flipe - to flype; to fold back
• flipp - a liquor for sailors, made from beer, spirits, and sugar
• flips - turns over
• flird - to flirt; a flimsy, insubstantial object
• flirt - a coquet
• flisa - a town in Norway
• flisk - to comb; to whisk; a sudden action
• flite - to scold; to brawl
• flits - moves lightly and swiftly; plural of "flit", a subdivision of a data packet
• flitt - to flit
• float - to waft; to buoy; a soda with ice cream; a C data type
• flobs - moves clumsily
• flock - a herd
• flocs - plural of "floc", a flocculent mass
• floda - a town in Sweden
• Flody - a first name
• floes - plural of "floe", a mass of floating ice
• Floey - a first name
• flogs - whips; tries to sell
• Flois - a first name
• flong - stereotyping paper
• flood - a deluge
• flook - a fluke
• floor - to stump; a walking surface; the largest whole number no greater than a given number
• flops - collapses in a heap; plural of "flop", a failure
• flora - a first name; flowers
• flore - a first name; a town in Albania
• Flori - a first name
• floro - a town in Norway
• flors - plural of "flor", a coating of microorganisms on the surface of some sherry wines, (yummy!)
• flory - a first name; in heraldry, fleury
• flosh - a weedy swamp
• floss - a first name; a silky thread; a stream
• flota - the Spanish treasure fleet
• flote - a wave
• flots - plural of "flot", a stratified ore
• flour - ground wheat
• flous - to cheat or trick someone
• flout - to scoff; to mock
• flowk - a fluke
• flown - traveled through air
• flows - moves steadily and smoothly
• flowy - flowing, rippling
• Floyd - a first name
• flubs - bungles
• flued - built with flues
• fluer - one who installs flues
• flues - plural of "flue", an enclosed air passage or chimney
• fluey - fluffy; like a flue; like the flu
• fluff - nap; down; insubstantial matter
• fluid - liquid
• fluke - chance; a parasitic worm; a fish
• fluky - accidental; capricious
• flume - a water chute
• flump - to plop down heavily
• flung - thrown
• flunk - to fail
• fluor - a first name; calcium spar; a bodily discharge
• flure - floor
• flurn - to show contempt by looks
• flurr - a splashing or whirring sound
• flurt - a flirt
• flush - to blush; to drive from hiding; to wash away with water; five cards of the same suit in poker
• flute - a kind of boat; musical instrument; groove in a pillar
• fluty - flutelike
• fluyt - a type of ship used by the Dutch
• fluzy - a floozie
• flyby - an aerial approach
• flyer - a flier
• flymy - sly or cunning
• Flynn - a first name
• Flynt - a first name
• flype - a fold or flap
• flysh - a great Alpine mass of Cretaceous and Lower Tertiary sandstone and shale
• flyte - to scold
• fnast - to pant or snort
• fnese - to breathe heavily
• foafs - plural of "foaf", an "urban legend", acronym: "Friend Of A Friend"
• foals - plural of "foal", a young horse
• foaly - like a foal
• foams - plural of "foam", a froth
• foamy - frothy
• Foard - a first name
• fobus - a general term of dislike
• focal - converging; central
• focht - fought
• focus - a point of convergence
• fodda - a coin
• foehn - a dry hot wind of the Alps
• fogas - the eastern European pike perch
• foges - plural of "foge", the Cornish name for a forge used to smelt tin
• fogey - a crotchety old-fashioned person
• foggy - misty
• fogie - a fogey
• fogle - a silk handkerchief
• fogon - a corner fireplace found in Indian and Spanish architecture
• fogos - plural of "fogo", a stench
• fogou - a cave
• fogue - to stink
• fogus - tobacco
• fohns - plural of "fohn", a hot Alpine wind
• foids - plural of "foid", feldspathoid
• foils - fends off; plural of "foil", a fencing weapon; a thin sheet of metal
• foily - like a foil; like foil
• foins - thrusts with a pointed weapon; copulates with
• foism - Chinese Buddhism
• foist - to impose; a Chinese Buddhist
• Fokke - a first name
• Fokko - a first name
• Folco - a first name
• folds - lays one part over another
• foldy - foldable; folding
• foley - a term for artificially produced sound used in movies
• folia - plural of "folium", a leaf or sheet
• folic - referring to folic acid, a nitrogenous acid in green leaves
• folie - a madness or delusion, as in "folie a deux", a delusion shared by two people
• folio - a sheet of paper; an early kind of book; an album
• Folke - a first name
• folks - simple people; one's family
• folky - folkie; having a folkish flavor
• folly - a delusion
• folos - plural of "folo", a follow-up
• folwe - to follow
• fomes - an object handled by a person with a contagious disease; plural of "fome", an absorbent substance
• fomor - fomorian, a race of sea robbers in Celtic legend
• fonda - a first name; a hotel or inn
• fonde - to strive; to try
• fondi - a town in central Italy
• fondo - a municipality in Trento province, Italy
• fonds - caresses, fondles
• fondu - characterized by colors that blend into one another; melted; a sinking ballet movement
• foner - a news story assembled solely by telephone calls
• fonge - to take; to receive
• fonio - a northern African crabgrass
• fonky - a variant of "funky", used to intensify an adjective
• fonly - foolishly, fondly
• fonne - a fon
• fonni - a town in Italy
• Fonso - a first name
• Fonta - a first name
• fonts - plural of "font", a typeface; a fountain
• Fonya - a first name
• Fonzo - a first name
• foods - plural of "food", something to eat
• foody - eatable; another spelling for "foodie", a lover of good cooking
• fooey - an expression of disgust, spelled "pfui" by the French
• foofs - howls like a wounded dog
• foofy - effeminate
• fools - plural of "fool", a simpleton
• foots - pays for; a residue
• footy - paltry; poor; worthless; football (that is, soccer)
• foppy - like a fop, a foolish pretentious person
• foram - a marine rhizopod; a foraminifera
• foray - an invasion; an excursion
• Forbe - a first name
• forbs - plural of "forb", a herb other than grass
• forby - a first name; adjacent; over and above; besides
• force - strength; pressure; power
• fordo - to undo; to abolish; a kind of Brazilian popular music
• fords - plural of "ford", a river crossing
• fordy - containing many fords
• forel - a thin parchment; a parchment book cover
• fores - plural of "fore", the front part of a thing
• foret - a drill
• forex - foreign exchange
• Forey - a first name
• forez - a region, and mountain range in France
• forge - a smithy; to falsify
• forgo - to do without
• forks - plural of "fork", a branch; a table utensil
• forky - branching
• forli - a city in northeast Italy
• forma - Latin for "form", used in the phrase "pro forma", for formality
• forme - a bed of printing type; former, first; a half cone
• forms - plural of "form", a mode
• formy - formee
• forre - the embroidered border of a handkerchief
• forro - a Brazilian dance and music style
• Forry - a first name
• forst - a town in Switzerland
• forte - a strong point; denoting "loudly" in musical notation
• forth - forward; onward; a river in Scotland
• forts - plural of "fort", a fortress
• forty - a number
• forum - a place where arguments are made; a tribunal; a marketplace
• Fosca - a first name
• Fosco - a first name
• fosho - slang for "for sure"
• fossa - a Malagasy civet cat; a ditch; a pit or cavity in a bone
• fosse - a ditch
• fotch - to fetch
• Fotis - a first name
• fotog - a photographer
• fotui - a tropical South American timber tree
• Fouad - a first name
• fouat - an onion
• fouds - plural of "foud", a magistrate on the Orkney Islands
• fouer - more drunk
• fouet - an onion
• foula - a Scottish island
• foule - a light woolen fulled cloth
• fouls - tangles; dirties; plural of "foul", an athletic infraction
• found - discovered; to establish
• fount - a fountain; a source
• fourb - a fourbe, a trickster or cheater
• fours - plural of "four", groups of four
• fouta - a town in Senegal
• fouth - abundance
• fouty - despicable
• Fouzi - a first name
• fovea - a pit; the center of the retina, where the blind spot is
• fower - four
• fowey - a coastal town in southern England
• fowks - plural of "fowk", folk
• fowls - plural of "fowl", a bird
• fowth - a variant of "fouth", an abundance
• foxed - fooled; of a book marked with mold or water spots
• foxer - one who deceives; one who hunts foxes; a voyeur
• foxes - outwits; plural of "fox", a predatory mammal
• foxie - foxy, cunning
• foyer - a lobby
• foyle - a foil; a European lake; a British river
• foyne - to foin
• Fozia - a first name
• frabs - worries; scolds
• fraca - a fracas
• frack - eager
• fract - to break; to violate
• fraff - caterpillar droppings
• frage - the lowest bid in a card game of frog or skat
• frags - assaults with a fragmentation grenade
• fraho - a cigarette
• fraid - afraid
• fraik - to cajole
• frail - fragile; delicate; a unit of weight of Spain of about 25 pounds
• fraim - fremd
• frain - a first name; ash
• frajo - a cigarette
• frake - the limba, an African tree
• frame - to fashion; to form; to bound; a game at snooker
• frams - pounds; beats
• franc - a first name; a French coin
• Frang - a first name
• Franh - a first name
• Frani - a first name
• frank - a first name; open; a hot dog; an ancient Germanic people; to mark a letter for free transmission
• Frann - a first name
• Frano - a first name
• Frans - a first name
• Franz - a first name
• frape - a crowd; a mob
• frapp - a beating
• fraps - binds firmly; strikes
• frase - phrase; fraise
• frass - insect droppings
• frate - a friar
• frati - plural of "frater", a friar
• frats - plural of "frat", a fraternity
• fraud - imposture; deception
• fraus - plural of "frau", in German use, a woman
• frawn - the whortleberry
• Fraya - a first name
• frayn - a first name; to ask; to inquire
• frays - wears away by rubbing; plural of "fray", a skirmish
• fraze - a first name; a small milling cutter; the end of a cane
• freak - an oddity; a hippy; to become excited and disoriented
• fream - to make the rutting cry of a boar
• Frean - a first name
• freat - freit, a superstitious observance
• freck - eager
• Freda - a first name
• Fredd - a first name
• Fredi - a first name
• Fredo - a first name
• Fredy - a first name
• freed - emancipated
• Freek - a first name
• Freen - a first name
• freep - the LA Free Press
• freer - more free; a deliverer
• frees - liberates
• freet - superstitious
• freia - a first name; Freya, the goddess of love in Norse mythology
• freit - a superstitious observance
• Freja - a first name
• fremd - strange; a stranger
• frena - plural of "frenum", a connecting fold of membrane
• Freny - a first name
• freon - a refrigerant
• freqs - plural of "freq", a communication frequency
• frere - a brother
• fresh - novel; impudent; recent
• fress - to eat greedily; to perform oral sex
• freta - plural of "fretum", a strait, or an arm of the sea
• frets - worries; raised bars on a guitar neck
• frett - ore refuse; to prepare material for glass by heat
• freya - a first name; the goddess of love in Norse mythology, sister to Freyr
• freyr - the god of crops and fruit in Norse mythology, brother to Freya
• friar - a religious brother
• frias - a town in Argentina
• Friba - a first name
• Frici - a first name
• frick - a first name; a mild form of "fuck"
• Frida - a first name
• fried - cooked by frying
• frier - a fryer
• fries - cooks by frying
• frigg - a town in Norway; the wife of Odin in Norse mythology, goddess of marriage and the home
• frigs - fornicates with
• frija - a Norse goddess, also known as Frigg
• frill - a superfluous extra; a ruffled for the collar or sleeve
• frink - a town in Florida
• frise - frieze; endive
• frisk - to search the body; to romp
• Friso - a first name
• friss - the fast section of a czardas
• frist - a postponement, delay or respite
• frith - a first name; a clearing in a forest; peace; a firth or narrow arm of the sea
• frits - a first name; fuses into a vitreous substance; plural of "frit", a wheat fly
• fritt - to fuse into a vitreous substance; a calcined mixture of sand and fluxes
• fritz - a first name; a German
• frize - to frizz
• frizz - to curl
• frock - a smock
• Frode - a first name
• froes - plural of "froe", a cleaving tool
• frogs - plural of "frog", an amphibian; a Frenchman
• Froma - a first name
• frome - a river and a town in Wessex, England
• frond - a leaf of a fern
• frone - an unattractive woman
• frons - the forehead
• front - a forward part
• frore - frozen
• frorn - frozen
• frory - frozen
• frosh - a freshman
• frost - rime; to add icing
• frote - to chafe or rub
• froth - foam
• frots - rubs up against, committing frottage
• frown - a scowl
• frows - plural of "frow", a tool for cleaving cask staves; a Dutch woman
• frowy - rank, musty
• froyo - frozen yogurt
• froze - solidified; held still
• frugs - plural of "frug", a vigorous dance
• fruit - produce; crop; the seed-bearing mass of certain trees
• frump - a dowdy woman
• frush - brittle; to crush or break; the triangular elastic mass in the middle of the sole of a horse's foot
• frust - a fragment
• fruzz - to brush hair the wrong way
• Fryda - a first name
• fryer - a frying pan
• fryup - a town in England; a full English breakfast
• ftped - transferred a computer file using FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
• Fuaad - a first name
• fuage - fumage, a tax payable to the king for every hearth
• fuang - a unit of weight in Thailand
• fuars - feuars; landholders
• fubar - an acronym: "Fouled Up Beyond All Recognition", so to speak
• fubby - fat and squat
• fubis - an acronym: "Forget You, Buddy, I'm Shipping Out" (roughly)
• fubsy - chubby
• fuchs - a student of the first year
• fuchu - a town in Japan
• fucic - a gelatinous acid found in fucoids
• fucks - fornicates
• fucky - lascivious; lewd
• fucus - a red dye made from seaweed; disguise; seaweed
• fuday - a British island
• fuddy - a first name; used in the phrase "fuddy duddy", an old codger
• fuder - a unit of volume of Luxembourg of about 264 gallons
• fudge - a sweet dessert; to mislead
• fudgy - containing fudge; bungling
• fuels - plural of "fuel", a material used to supply energy for a fire or an engine
• fuero - a statute or charter; a court
• fuffs - puffs
• fuffy - fluffy
• fugal - like a fugue
• fugas - plural of "fuga", a fugue
• fugee - a first name; a village in Taiwan; a refugee
• fuggy - stuffy and odorous
• fugie - a runaway; a fighting cock
• fugio - a former coin of the United States
• fugis - plural of "fugi", a silk fabric; a wisteria vine
• fugit - Latin for "flees" or "escapes", used in "tempis fugit", time flies
• fugle - to act as a leader or director; to cheat
• fugly - slang for (frightfully) ugly
• fugue - a polyphonic musical composition based on a theme
• fugus - plural of "fugu", a toxin-containing fish
• Fujio - a first name
• fujis - plural of "fuji", a silk fabric; a wisteria vine
• fukue - a town in Japan
• fukui - a town in Japan
• fulah - a Moslem people of the Egyptian Sudan
• fulbe - a Moslem people of the Egyptian Sudan
• fulda - a European river; a town in northern Germany
• fulks - moves the hand unfairly in a game of marbles
• Fulla - a first name
• fulls - shrinks and thickens cloth
• fully - completely
• fulth - fullness
• fulup - felup
• fulwa - the butter tree
• Fulya - a first name
• fumba - a sleeping bag
• fumed - emitted smoke or vapor
• fumer - one who fumes
• fumes - vapors; emits smoke; looks angry
• fumet - a concentrated essence of game or fish, used as a flavoring
• fumey - full of fumes
• fumid - smoky
• fumie - a first name; a brass tablet with a cross, which suspected Japanese Christians were required to trample
• Fumio - a first name
• fumtu - an acronym: "Fouled Up More Than Usual", so to speak
• funal - a metric ton meter per second squared
• funch - sex at lunchtime
• funda - a first name; a bandage for the jaw
• fundi - a West African grain; a skilled person; a fundamentalist; plural of "fundus"
• fundo - a large agricultural estate in Chile
• funds - money
• fundy - a bay between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; a fundamentalist member of the Green Party
• funen - an island in Denmark
• funge - a fool; to convert, particularly to move money from one budgetary purpose to another
• fungi - plural of "fungus", one of the family of mushrooms, toadstools and so on
• fungo - a practice fly ball hit to a fielder
• fungs - plural of "fung", a mythical Chinese pheasant
• fungy - a deepdish blueberry pie
• funic - of the umbilical cord
• funis - the umbilical cord or any anatomical cordlike structure
• funji - fung, a mythical Chinese pheasant
• funks - plural of "funk", a strong smell
• funky - smelly; strange; bizarre
• funny - comical; strange
• funts - plural of "funt", a one pound note
• fuoco - a musical term
• fuoro - referring to a group of very young, distant variable stars
• fural - furfurylidene
• furan - a flammable liquid
• furca - a forked process (anatomy, not computer operating systems!)
• furil - a yellow crystalline compound
• furin - an enzyme
• Furio - a first name
• furld - furled
• furls - rolls up
• furol - furfural
• furor - uproar
• furos - plural of "furo", a short deep Japanese bathtub
• furrs - plural of "furr", a furrow
• furry - covered with fur
• furth - forth, outside of
• furud - a constellation
• furyl - a univalent radical derived from furan
• furze - gorse
• furzy - covered in furze; whinny
• fusan - a seaport in southeast Korea, now called Pusan
• fusby - fat and squat; a woman
• fused - melted together; joined
• fusee - vesuvian; a firelock fuse; a wooden or paper match
• fusel - an oily liquid
• fuses - equips with a fuse; joins
• fusey - like a fuse; emitting sparks like a fuse does
• fusil - fusible; a musket; a heraldic bearing
• fusin - a town in China; a cell membrane protein that permits a cell to fuse with HIV's surface
• fussa - a town in Japan
• fussy - particular; complaining
• fusts - plural of "fust", a column shaft; a musty smell
• fusty - musty
• Fusun - a first name
• fusus - a genus of gastropods
• futon - a sleeping mat
• futwa - a fatwa
• fuxin - a town in China
• fuzed - provided with a fuze
• fuzee - a firelock fuse; a wooden or paper match
• fuzes - fuses
• fuzey - like a fuze
• fuzil - fusil
• fuzzy - woolly; shaggy
• fyces - plural of "fyce", a feist or small dog
• fyerk - to flick away with the fingers
• Fyffe - a first name
• fyked - fidgeted
• fykes - fidgets; plural of "fyke", a long bag-shaped fish trap held open with hoops
• fykey - fidgety
• fykie - fikie, fidgety or restless
• fyled - filed
• fylke - a county
• fynbo - a kind of cheese
• fynen - a Baltic island where the Brandenburgers defeated the Swedes
• Fyodr - a first name
• fyrds - plural of "fyrd", a Saxon militia
• fyrom - acronym: the "Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia", the temporary name of the country of Macedonia, used to assuage Greece
• fytte - a ballad
• gabae - a town in western Persia, through which Alexander marched
• gabar - a Zoroastrian of Iran
• gabay - a traditional alliterative Somali poetic form
• gabba - a harsh aggressive style of house music with a rapid beat; a friend
• Gabbe - a first name
• Gabbi - a first name
• gabbo - a first name; a compulsive talker
• gabby - a first name; talkative
• gabel - an excise tax
• gabes - a fool; plural of "gabe", Philippines taro; a town in Tunisia
• gabey - a first name; a fool
• Gabie - a first name
• Gabin - a first name
• gabis - a first name; plural of "gabi", Philippines taro
• Gabko - a first name
• gable - a first name; a triangular section of a wall
• gabon - an African country
• Gabor - a first name
• Gabri - a first name
• gabun - the African country of Gabon; a soft reddish-brown African wool
• Gabys - a first name
• gacho - stingy
• gacko - a town in Bosnia
• gadag - a town in India
• gadar - "gay radar"
• gadba - a language
• gaddi - a first name; a hassock; a cushion for a throne; a caste
• Gaddy - a first name
• gades - a town in southwest Spain; plural of "gade", a spike on a gauntlet; a gadoid fish
• gadge - a torture instrument; a gauge
• gadgy - an old senile person; any male person
• gadic - referring to codfish
• gadid - gadoid, a type of cod-like fish; an Israeli settlement in Gaza
• gadir - an ancient city on the site of Cadiz, Spain
• gadis - plural of "gadi", a gaddi, a hassock
• gadje - plural of "gadjo", a non-Gypsy
• gadjo - a non-Gypsy
• gadre - to gather
• gadso - an interjection expressing surprise
• gadun - a town in Pakistan
• gadus - the cod genus
• Gaela - a first name
• gaels - plural of "Gael", a Celt of Scotland or Ireland
• gaeta - a town in central Italy
• gafat - an Ethiopian language with less than 30 living speakers
• gaffa - a kind of sticking tape much used in theatrical productions
• gaffe - a social mistake in front of witnesses
• gaffs - plural of "gaff", a sharp fish hook; a cheap place of amusement
• gafsa - a town in Tunisia
• Gagan - a first name
• gagea - a genus of small plants of the lily family
• gaged - pledged
• gager - a first name; gauger; the action of giving a gage
• gages - plural of "gage", a pledges of security; a kind of plum; a measuring device
• gaggy - jokey; like a gag; liable to make one gag
• gagik - a first name; a king of Armenia
• gagny - a town in France
• gagor - a town in India
• gagra - a town in Abkhazia, Georgia
• Gahan - a first name
• gaiac - guaiac
• gaids - plural of "gaid", a spike on a gauntlet
• Gaiea - a first name
• Gaila - a first name
• Gaile - a first name
• Gaill - a first name
• gaily - happily
• gaine - the lower part of a sculptured figure, like a quadrangular sheath; an initiating charge in a bomb
• gains - plural of "gain", a profit or increase
• gaird - guard
• gairn - a British river
• gairs - plural of "gair", an unplowed corner of a field
• Gaisi - a first name
• gaist - a ghost
• gaita - a Galician bagpipe
• Gaith - a first name
• gaits - plural of "gait", a pace
• gaitt - to beget a child
• Gaius - a first name
• gaize - shale stone
• gajos - plural of "gajo", a non-gypsy
• gajre - a Macedonian village
• galah - an Australian cockatoo; a fool
• Galal - a first name
• galam - an early African state
• Galan - a first name
• galas - plural of "gala", a celebration
• galax - an evergreen shrub
• galay - to hesitate
• galba - a first name; the Roman Emperor who succeeded Nero; a genus of freshwater snails
• galbe - an aggressive and frightening profile (am I THAT ugly?)
• galea - a helmet-shaped botanical or anatomical part; a whole-head headache
• galed - sang; cried out
• galee - abuse; bad language; a miner who holds a gale in crown lands (more to THAT story!)
• galei - pleurotremata; a suborder of marine animals including the sharks
• galen - a first name; a physician (Galen was a famous ancient Greek doctor)
• gales - plural of "gale", a strong wind or storm
• galet - gallet; to fill a mortar joint; a cat-like carnivorous quadriped
• galga - a town in Australia
• Galia - a first name
• Galib - a first name
• galik - a town in Belarus
• Galin - a first name
• Galit - a first name
• Galka - a first name
• galla - a first name; a nut gall; to crave; a member of the Hamitic ethnic group of Somalia and southern Ethiopia
• galle - a seaport in Sri Lanka
• galli - suborder of Galliformes that includes all members except the hoatzin; plural of "gallus", a priest of Cybele
• gallo - a cock
• galls - vexes or irritates; biles; plural of "gall", a plant tumor
• gally - a first name; like gall; to scare
• galma - a town in Niger
• galop - a lively round dance in 2/4 time
• galpe - to gape or yawn
• galps - gapes
• galta - a town in India
• galts - plural of "galt", a clay; a marl; a gelded male swine
• galut - a forced exile of Jews from Palestine; an exiled Jew
• galva - a town in Illinois
• galvo - galvanized iron
• Galya - a first name
• Galyn - a first name
• Gamal - a first name
• gamay - a red grape; a town in France; a town in the Philippines
• gamba - a viol
• gambe - a leg symbolized on a coat of arms
• gambo - a Welsh farm cart
• gambs - plural of "gamb", a leg symbolized on a coat of arms
• gamed - gambled
• gamer - gambler; a game player; a player who stays in the game despite injuries; more game
• games - plural of "game", a recreation with rules
• gamey - plucky; pungent
• gamic - sexual; requiring fertilization
• Gamid - a first name
• gamie - a gamekeeper
• Gamil - a first name
• gamin - a first name; an urchin; a neglected child left to run the streets
• gamka - a river in the Karoo
• gamma - a Greek letter; a surgical instrument; a microgram; the third brightest star in a constellation
• gammo - to perform oral sex
• gammy - lame
• gamov - an Asian cape
• gamph - a fool
• gamps - plural of "gamp", a large umbrella (from Mrs Gamp, a Dickens character)
• gamut - range (from "gamma ut", where "gamma" was the lowest note, and "ut" was "do")
• Ganat - a first name
• ganch - a fool; an apparatus; a Turkish form of execution by impalement, unlikely to be pleasant
• ganda - a first name; a Bantu speaking people of Uganda
• gandy - used in the phrase "gandy dancer", a manually propelled railway cart
• ganef - a thief; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
• ganev - a thief; ganef; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
• ganga - alternative spelling of "ganja"; an Asian river
• gange - marijuana; to protect the line of a fish hook by winding wire about it
• gangs - plural of "gang", a group
• ganil - limestone
• ganim - an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
• Ganit - a first name
• ganja - marijuana; a town in the northern Caucasus
• ganks - kills and loots unwary novices in an online game
• Ganna - a first name
• ganns - the lips
• ganny - a first name; Afghani cannabis
• ganof - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
• ganov - a thief; ganef, ganev; ganof; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
• gansh - ganch
• gansu - a language; a province of western China
• gansy - a fisherman's jersey
• ganta - a town in Liberia
• gants - yawns; gapes
• Ganya - a first name
• ganza - a wild goose; a mythical bird
• ganze - a Tibetan prefecture in Sichuan province
• gaols - plural of "gaol", a jail
• gaons - plural of "gaon", a Jewish head of one of the ancient Babylonian academies
• gapac - a town in Florida
• gapan - a town in the Philippines
• gaped - hung open
• gaper - one who gapes
• gapes - hangs open; a disease of birds
• gapey - having gapes; hanging open
• gapos - plural of "gapo", a forest regularly flooded in the rainy season
• gappy - like a gap, full of gaps
• garad - a garad pod is the pod of babul
• garaf - a river in Iraq
• Garba - a first name
• garbe - a sheaf of wheat; a term in heraldry
• garbo - a first name; a dustman
• garbs - plural of "garb", clothing or style of dress
• garby - a sailor
• garca - a town in Brazil
• garce - in India and Sri Lanka, a unit of capacity of about 5,000 liters
• garda - a first name; a lake in Italy; the Irish police
• garde - beware
• gardi - a town in Georgia, USA
• gardo - a town in Somalia
• gards - plural of "gard", a garden
• gardu - a town in Afghanistan
• gardy - a first name; arm; part of the warning phrase "gardy loo!"
• Gareb - a first name
• Gared - a first name
• gareh - a unit of area of 100 square centimeters
• Garek - a first name
• Garen - a first name
• gares - looks out
• Garet - a first name
• Garey - a first name
• Gargi - a first name
• Garie - a first name
• Garik - a first name
• Garin - a first name
• garis - plural of "gari", an Indian carriage
• garle - a town in Cameroon
• garni - garnished
• garno - a British river
• garns - plural of "garn", yarn
• Garon - a first name
• garoo - agalloch, the soft resinous wood of an east Indian tree
• garos - plural of "garo", a member of a Mongoloid tribe of Assam
• garre - to cause; to force to happen
• Garri - a first name
• garry - a first name; an Indian carriage; a British river
• garse - grass
• garsh - a humorous spelling of "gosh"
• garth - a first name; a fish-weir; a garden
• garum - a fish sauce of ancient Greece, probably just now reaching the fullness of flavor
• garve - a town in Scotland
• Garvy - a first name
• Garyn - a first name
• garza - an American Indian language
• gasal - ghazel
• gasan - a town in the Philippines
• gases - plural of "gas", a vapor
• Gasha - a first name
• gashy - containing many gashes
• gaspe - a peninsula in Quebec, Canada
• gasps - plural of "gasp", a convulsive breath
• gaspy - characterized by many gasps
• gassy - vaporous
• gasts - scares
• gatas - plural of "gata", the nurse shark
• gatch - a plaster used in Persian architectural ornamentation
• gated - confined; fenced in
• gater - spruer
• gates - a first name; plural of "gate", a moveable barrier
• gatey - like a gate; having gates
• gatha - one of 17 psalms, attributed to Zoroaster, that are part of the Avesta
• gaths - plural of "gath", the second section of a raga
• gator - an alligator
• gatos - plural of "gato", an Argentine composition in 3/4 time
• gatow - a suburb of Berlin, Germany
• gatun - a town along the Panama Canal
• gaubs - plural of "gaub", an East Indian persimmon tree; a guy rope
• gauby - gaby
• gaucy - buxom; jolly
• gaude - to exult; in the phrase "gaude lake", the mimosa
• gauds - plural of "gaud", a showy ornament; a prank
• gaudy - garish
• gauer - a lake in North America
• gauge - a measuring device
• gauje - a non-gypsy
• gauls - plural of "Gaul", a member of an ancient people of France
• gault - a thick heavy clay
• gaums - smears
• gaumy - dauby; smeary; clumsy; stupid
• gaunt - lean; emaciated
• gaups - gapes
• gaura - a genus of American flowers
• gaure - to stare at in amazement
• Gauri - a first name
• gaurs - plural of "gaur", a wild Indian ox
• gauss - a unit of measurement of magnetic field intensity
• Gaute - a first name
• gauze - a filmy fabric
• gauzy - filmy
• Gavan - a first name
• gavar - the art of picking pockets
• gavel - a judicial hammer; a sheaf of corn
• Gaven - a first name
• gavia - a genus of aquatic birds
• Gavin - a first name
• gavle - a town in Sweden
• gavot - a dance of French peasant origin
• Gavra - a first name
• Gavri - a first name
• Gavyn - a first name
• gawby - a baby; a dunce
• gawcy - portly, jolly
• gawds - plural of "gawd", a showy ornament
• gawdy - gaudy
• Gawen - a first name
• gawie - a country bumpkin
• gawis - a town in Ethiopia
• gawks - stares stupidly
• gawky - awkward
• gawns - plural of "gawn", a small tub; a ladle
• gawps - gapes, gawks, yawns
• gawsy - buxom; jolly; well-dressed and cheerful
• gayal - a wild Indian ox
• gayed - turned homosexual
• Gayel - a first name
• gayer - more gay
• Gayil - a first name
• Gayla - a first name
• Gayle - a first name
• gayly - with gaiety; a town in Pennsylvania
• Gayna - a first name
• gayne - to avail
• gazal - ghazal
• gazan - a native of Gaza
• gazar - a silky sheer organza fabric
• gazed - stared at
• gazee - one who is stared at; an awkward, stupid person
• gazel - a gazelle; a ghazel
• gazer - one who stares
• gazes - stares at
• gazet - a small Venetian copper coin
• Gazia - a first name
• Gazit - a first name
• gazob - a fool
• gazon - cut turf used to line parapets in a fortification
• gazoo - a kazoo; the buttocks
• gazoz - a carbonated nonalcoholic drink
• gbari - a peasant people of Nigeria
• gbaya - a language
• Gbola - a first name
• geach - a thief
• geals - congeals
• Geane - a first name
• geans - plural of "gean", a wild cherry
• Geany - a first name
• geare - a variant of "gear"
• Gearr - a first name
• gears - plural of "gear", a toothed wheel
• geary - a first name; containing many gears; like a gear
• geats - plural of "geat", an inlet hole in a mold, for metal casting; an ancient Scandinavian like Beowulf
• Geber - a first name
• gebim - a biblical place
• Gebre - a first name
• gebur - a tenant farmer
• gebze - a town in Turkey
• gecco - variant of "gecko", a lizard
• gecko - a lizard
• gecks - dupes; mocks
• gedds - plural of "gedd", a pike
• geeba - marijuana
• geeks - plural of "geek", a carnival performer; an awkward, studious or ugly person (the "or" here is of course not exclusive!)
• geeky - like a geek; of little interest to us normal beautiful people
• Geela - a first name
• Geena - a first name
• geepo - a stool pigeon
• geeps - plural of "geep", a goat/sheep hybrid. See "shoat"!
• Geert - a first name
• geese - plural of "goose", a waterfowl
• geest - an alluvial deposit
• Geeta - a first name
• geets - plural of "geet", a dollar
• geeze - to inject drugs; to stare at; an old person
• geezo - a prisoner
• geggs - plural of "gegg", a hoax
• geige - a fiddle or violin
• geiko - a geisha
• geilo - a town in Norway
• Geina - a first name
• geira - a Portuguese unit of land area
• geist - a mental drive or spirit
• gejiu - a town in China
• gekko - variant of "gecko", a lizard
• gelao - a village in China
• Gelda - a first name
• gelds - emasculates; plural of "geld", a tax; money
• gelee - cosmetic gel
• gelid - cold
• Gelim - a first name
• gells - plural of "gell", a gale
• gelly - gelignite
• gelts - plural of "gelt", a piece of money or a coin
• Gelya - a first name
• gemel - a twin; a hinge; a ring of two separable hoops
• gemma - a first name; a leaf bud
• gemmy - a first name; glittering
• gemot - moot; an assembly
• gemse - a chamois; a mountain goat
• gemul - guemal, a small South American deer
• genae - plural of "gen", the cheek or lateral part of the head
• Genah - a first name
• genal - relating to the cheek; relating to a gene
• genas - plural of "gena", the cheek
• Genay - a first name
• genck - a town in Belgium
• genco - an electrical power generating company
• gendt - a town in the Netherlands
• Genea - a first name
• Genek - a first name
• gener - a son-in-law
• genes - plural of "gene", a hereditary unit
• genet - a civet cat, or its fur
• Genia - a first name
• genic - pertaining to genes
• genie - a first name; an Arabian magical spirit
• genii - plural of "genius", a brilliant person; a guiding spirit
• genil - a European river
• genin - a chemical, specifically, an aglycon
• genio - a first name; an ingenious person
• genip - a tropical tree
• Genna - a first name
• Genni - a first name
• genny - a first name; a generator
• genoa - a city in Italy; a cake; a triangular sail
• genom - genome, a haploid set of chromosomes
• genre - an artistic form
• Genri - a first name
• genro - a Japanese elder statesman
• gents - fellows; the men's bathroom
• genty - a first name; graceful
• genua - another name for Genoa; plural of "genu", the knee
• genus - a group of a species
• genys - gonys
• geode - a crystalline cavity
• Geoff - a first name
• geoid - the shape of the earth
• Geona - a first name
• geons - plural of "geon", in computer graphics, a geometric icon; in physics, a warp or kink in space-time
• Georg - a first name
• gepid - a Germanic tribe of south-eastern Europe
• Geppo - a first name
• Gerad - a first name
• gerah - a twentieth of a shekel
• geral - a mountain in Brazil
• Geran - a first name
• gerar - a first name; a biblical place
• geras - plural of "gera", a twentieth of a shekel
• gerbe - a sheaf; a firework; a unit of weight in Morocco
• gerbs - plural of "gerb", a firework throwing a trail of sparks; a sheaf
• Gerco - a first name
• Gerda - a first name
• Gerdi - a first name
• Gerdy - a first name
• Gerek - a first name
• geres - plural of "gere", gear
• Gergo - a first name
• Gerik - a first name
• gerim - plural of "ger", an alien resident in Hebrew territory
• Gerit - a first name
• gerle - a variant of "girl"
• Gerli - a first name
• germo - a village in Macedonia
• germs - plural of "germ", a seed; a microbe
• germy - contaminated with germs
• gerne - to grin or gape
• gerns - grins or yawns
• Gerre - a first name
• Gerri - a first name
• Gerry - a first name
• Gerta - a first name
• Gerte - a first name
• Gerth - a first name
• Gerti - a first name
• Gerty - a first name
• gerza - a town in Egypt
• gerze - a town in Tibet
• gesan - a South American language group
• Geshe - a first name
• gesse - jess; to guess
• gesso - stucco, plaster; plaster of Paris used in sculpting or painting
• geste - a feat
• gests - plural of "gest", a feat
• getae - a people of ancient times living in eastern Bulgaria
• getan - getic; a member of the Getae
• getas - plural of "geta", a Japanese wooden clog for outdoor use
• geten - gotten
• getes - plural of "gete", Getan
• getgo - the very beginning
• getic - of or relating to the Getae; the language of the Getae, which Ovid learned
• getup - a style of dress
• Geula - a first name
• geums - plural of "geum", a perennial herb
• Gevin - a first name
• geyan - tolerably; considerably
• geyer - more gay
• geyze - a village in France
• gezer - a Biblical city
• Gezim - a first name
• Ghada - a first name
• Ghaib - a first name
• ghain - the 19th letter of the Arabic alphabet
• ghana - an African country
• gharo - a town in Pakistan
• ghast - ghastly
• ghats - plural of "ghat", a Hindu ritual bathing platform
• Ghatu - a first name
• ghaut - an Indian mountain; a mountain pass
• ghazi - a first name; a Moslem fighter against infidels
• ghede - the god of the dead in Voodoo
• gheel - a town in France
• ghees - plural of "ghee", an Indian clarified butter
• ghegs - plural of "gheg", one of the northern Albanians
• gheid - a paregoric abuser
• gheld - a tax paid to the crown by landholders
• Ghena - a first name
• ghent - a Flemish city
• ghess - guess
• ghest - guessed
• Ghian - a first name
• Ghida - a first name
• ghila - a variant of "Gila", as in "Gila monster"
• Ghino - a first name
• Ghita - a first name
• Ghlam - a first name
• ghoef - to swim
• ghole - a ghoul
• ghoom - to hunt in the dark
• ghost - a spirit
• ghoti - an alternative spelling for "fish", ala George Bernard Shaw ("gh" as in "enough", "o" as in "women", "ti" as in "nation")
• ghoul - a demon who eats human flesh
• ghowr - a province of Afghanistan
• ghuzz - a tribe that lived near the Caspian Sea, also known as the Cumans
• ghyll - a ravine, a gully
• Giada - a first name
• gialo - an oasis in Libya
• Giamo - a first name
• Giana - a first name
• Giann - a first name
• Giano - a first name
• giant - huge
• gibbe - an old worn-out animal
• Gibbi - a first name
• Gibbs - a first name
• gibby - a first name; a walking stick with a crook; a reckless person
• gibed - taunted, jeered, scoffed
• gibel - a Prussian carp
• giber - a scoffer
• gibes - scoffs
• gibey - scoffing
• Gibor - a first name
• gibus - an opera hat; a tall black hat
• giddy - dizzy
• gides - plural of "gide", a variant of "guide"
• Gidey - a first name
• Gidon - a first name
• giena - a star in the constellation Corvus
• giens - a town in France
• Gieri - a first name
• Giesa - a first name
• Giffy - a first name
• gifts - plural of "gift", a present
• Gifty - a first name
• gigas - plural of "giga", a gigue
• giggy - the anus
• gigha - a Scottish isle
• gighe - a gigue
• Gigia - a first name
• gigot - a leg-of-mutton sleeve
• gigue - a lively tune, the French spelling of "jig"; a medieval fiddle
• Gihan - a first name
• gihon - a river mentioned in the Book of Genesis, and thought to be the Blue Nile
• gijon - a town in Spain
• Gilab - a first name
• Gilad - a first name
• Gilah - a first name
• gilas - plural of "gila", a Gila monster
• Gilby - a first name
• gilca - plants related to phlox
• Gilda - a first name
• Gilde - a first name
• gilds - applies gold leaf; guilds
• Gildy - a first name
• Gilen - a first name
• Giles - a first name
• gilet - a waistcoat or bodice
• gilia - a genus of North American herbs of the phlox family
• Gilie - a first name
• gilim - a pileless carpet woven with cotton or wool threads
• Gilli - a first name
• Gillo - a first name
• gills - fish breathing apparatus; plural of "gill", a unit of volume
• gilly - a first name; a keeper or male attendant
• Gilon - a first name
• gilpy - a tom boy; a wild youth
• gilse - grilse
• gilts - plural of "gilt", a quantity of gold for gilding; a female pig
• gilty - like gilt; covered with gilt
• gimbo - a disparaging term for a man
• gimel - the third letter of the Hebrew alphabet
• gimes - plural of "gime", a hole made by water pouring through an embankment
• gimix - a gadget
• gimli - a town in Manitoba, Canada
• gimme - slang for "give me"; a give-away hat; a very short golf shot
• gimps - limps
• gimpy - limping; lame
• ginal - a trickster
• ginch - a girl; the vagina
• ginep - a variant of "genip", a tropical tree
• gings - plural of "ging", a gang
• Ginia - a first name
• ginks - plural of "gink", a fellow; a stupid useless person
• ginky - unfashionable
• Ginna - a first name
• Ginni - a first name
• ginns - plural of "ginn", a demon
• ginny - a first name; affected with gin
• Gints - a first name
• Ginya - a first name
• ginza - a famous shopping street in Tokyo
• ginzo - a foreigner; an Italian
• ginzy - a shady trading practice in which commodities are traded at unfair prices
• gioia - a first name; a town in Italy
• Giona - a first name
• gipon - a jupon; a tunic
• gippo - a gypsy
• gippy - a gypsy; referring to an upset stomach
• gipsy - a first name; a gypsy
• Giray - a first name
• girba - a titular see in the province of African Tripoli, now Djerba
• girds - surrounds; bolsters
• gires - gyres
• Giric - a first name
• girls - plural of "girl", a young female
• girly - like a girl; of a show featuring scantily clad women
• girns - snarls
• girny - snarling
• Girod - a first name
• giron - a gyron, or heraldic device; a town in Ecuador
• giros - plural of "giro", an autogiro
• girrs - hoops
• girse - grass
• girsh - qursh
• girsu - an ancient Mesopotamian town in Iraq
• girth - the circumference
• girts - girds
• girty - a town in Pennsylvania
• gisel - a first name; a pledge
• gises - plural of "gise", a variant of "guise"
• gishe - a mountain in Ethiopia
• gisla - a unit of weight in Zanzibar
• gisle - a pledge
• gismo - a gizmo, a gadget
• gisms - plural of "gism", semen
• gists - plural of "gist", the main point
• Gitel - a first name
• gites - plural of "gite", a bed; an abode
• Githa - a first name
• giths - plural of "gith", the corn cockle
• Gitle - a first name
• gitmo - the nickname for the US base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
• Gitta - a first name
• Gitte - a first name
• Gitty - a first name
• giuba - Juba, a river in east Africa
• Giula - a first name
• Giuma - a first name
• Giusi - a first name
• giust - to joust
• Giusy - a first name
• gived - gyved
• givel - to heap up
• given - presented
• giver - one who gives
• gives - presents
• givet - a town in France
• givey - inclined to give
• givon - a despised person
• givor - affected speech
• Gizat - a first name
• gizel - a village in Northern Ossetia
• gizmo - a gadget
• gizza - a first name; slang for the slurred "give us a"
• gizzy - marijuana; a nickname for Gisbourne, New Zealand
• Gjorg - a first name
• glace - a first name; smooth
• glack - a narrow valley
• glade - a woodland
• gladi - a first name; a single gladiolus
• glads - gladdens; plural of "glad", a gladiolus
• glady - having glades
• glaga - kans
• glahm - a hand
• glaik - a trick; a deception
• glair - the white of an egg; varnish
• glaky - slow-witted
• glama - a gummy secretion of the humor of the eyelids; lippitude
• glams - plural of "glam", an acronym: "Gray Leisure Affluent Married"
• gland - a secretory organ
• glans - the tip of the penis or clitoris
• glare - to stare at angrily; a harsh light
• glary - dazzling
• glase - to furnish with glass
• glass - a mirror; a tumbler; a transparent material for windows
• glatz - a former duchy in Germany
• glaum - to grasp eagerly; to grope; a look; a kind of clam
• glaur - to glower
• glaux - the sea milkwort
• glave - a kind of halbert
• glaze - a luster; icing; to put glass in a window frame
• glazy - shiny
• glead - a buzzard; a kite
• gleam - to beam, to sparkle with light
• glean - to sort through discarded or rejected material looking for items of some value
• gleba - a spore-bearing mass of some fungi
• glebe - sod; church land
• gleby - turfy
• Gleda - a first name
• glede - a buzzard; a kite; a red hot coal used to light a fire
• gleds - plural of "gled", a bird of prey
• gledy - a town in Poland
• gleed - a glowing ember; a beam of light; squint-eyed; askew; one-eyed
• gleef - an idiot
• gleek - a 3-player card game; three aces; to ridicule or sneer; to trick; to eject saliva from one's glands
• gleen - to shine
• gleep - a fool; to insult
• glees - plural of "glee", an unaccompanied song
• gleet - a urethral discharge due to venereal disease; to flow slowly
• glegs - squints
• gleis - plural of "glei", variant of "gley", a soft bluish clay
• Glena - a first name
• glene - the eyeball
• Glenn - a first name
• glens - plural of "glen", a dell
• glent - glint
• Gleny - a first name
• gletz - a visible flaw in a diamond
• glews - glues
• gleys - clay soil layers; squints
• glial - pertaining to the supporting tissue of the central nervous system
• glibb - a ribbon
• glibs - plural of "glib", a mat of hair hanging over the eyebrows
• glide - to skim over
• gliff - an alarm; a fleeting glance
• glift - a fright or scare
• glike - a gleek, a jest or gibe
• glime - to glance slyly
• glims - plural of "glim", a light or lamp
• glink - to glance at sideways
• glint - a gleam
• glisk - a glimpse; a fleeting emotion
• glist - to glimmer; mica
• glits - plural of "glit", a sticky slimy material
• glitz - cheap glitter or sparkle
• gloam - to darken
• gloar - to squint
• gloat - to exult
• globe - a sphere; the world
• globs - plural of "glob", a rounded mass
• globy - spherical
• glock - a gun; to swallow in huge slurps
• glode - glided; a clearing in the woods; a bright patch of the sky
• gloea - an adhesive mucoid substance
• gloff - a shock or scare
• glogg - an alcoholic beverage
• gloik - a fool
• glomb - to steal or appropriate
• glome - a globular head of flowers; a ball of thread
• gloms - steals; lays hold of
• gloom - darkness; depression
• gloop - goop
• glops - messy masses; swallows greedily; stares at in wonder
• glore - to glare
• glorg - to do dirty work
• Glori - a first name
• glork - an exclamation of mild surprise
• glory - a first name; to exult; renown
• glose - to gloze; to explain; to flatter
• gloss - to shine; an annotation
• glost - pottery that has been coated with a glossy surface
• glout - to sulk or scowl
• glove - a manufactured covering for the hand
• glows - emits light
• glowy - glowing
• gloze - to explain; to wheedle
• gluck - to glug; a gulping sound
• gluco - a glucose tolerance test
• glued - joined; fastened with glue; adhered
• gluer - a user of mucilage; a glue sniffer
• glues - adheres
• gluey - sticky; a glue sniffer
• glugs - plural of "glug", a unit of measurement of gram force second^2 / centimeter
• glume - a husk; a bract
• glump - to be sullen
• glums - becomes gloomy; a brief depressed mood
• gluon - a subatomic particle
• glute - the gluteus maximus muscle; the buttocks
• gluts - plural of "glut", a surplus
• glutz - a slut
• glyde - a town in Pennsylvania
• glyme - a river in England, which passes by Blenheim Castle
• glynn - a first name; a town in Northern Ireland
• glyph - a pictorial symbol, icon, or doodad; vertical fluting
• gmund - a town in Austria
• Gnapa - a first name
• gnarl - to snarl; to twist
• gnarr - a wood knot; to snarl
• gnars - snarls
• gnash - to grind the teeth
• gnast - a spark
• gnats - plural of "gnat", a little fly
• gnawa - a sub-Saharan people of Morocco
• gnawi - a people of Morocco
• gnawn - past participle of "gnaw"
• gnaws - wears away by persistent biting
• gnide - to rub; to bruise; to break into pieces
• gnoff - a lout or boor
• gnofs - plural of "gnof", a lout or boor
• gnome - a dwarf; a maxim
• goads - spurs on; incites
• goafs - plural of "goaf", a worked out mine
• goala - a member of a Hindu caste devoted to dairy work
• goals - plural of "goal", a target or aim; a score;
• goans - plural of "Goan", a resident of Goa, India
• goars - variant of "gores"
• goary - gory
• goats - plural of "goat", a horned and hoofed mammal
• goaty - goatlike or goatish
• goave - to gove, to stare idly
• goban - a Japanese game
• gobar - the intermediate form of the Hindu numerals that later were used by the Arabs
• gobbe - a creeping leguminous plant
• gobbi - gobbo
• gobbo - okra; a hunchback
• gobby - a coastguard; rough or uneven
• gobet - gobbet
• gobia - a town in the Ivory Coast
• gobio - a genus of freshwater fish
• gobos - plural of "gobo", a microphone shield; a camera lens shield
• gocup - a cup given by a fast food restaurant to patrons to take away a drink
• godet - a cloth insert in a seam
• godly - pious
• godol - a great rabbinic sage
• godso - gadso
• goels - plural of "goel", a blood avenger
• goers - plural of "goer", one who goes; a sexually promiscuous person
• goest - Biblical form of "go"
• goeth - Biblical form of "go"
• goety - black magic
• gofer - a lowly assistant; a gaffer
• gofes - plural of "gofe", a pillory
• goffo - a free ride on the back bumper of an unsuspecting car
• goffs - plural of "goff", a fool or clown
• gofor - a young thief
• gogal - a river in New Guinea
• gogga - a beetle
• goggy - a misfit student rejected by classmates
• gogos - plural of "gogo", a discotheque
• goias - a town in Brazil
• goies - plural of "goie", an amphetamine
• goifa - marijuana
• going - running; moving
• gojam - a region of Ethiopia
• Gojko - a first name
• Gokay - a first name
• golah - diaspora
• golan - a strategic plateau between Syria and Israel
• golas - plural of "gola", a cyma; a molding
• Golda - a first name
• golde - a first name; a variant of "goolde"
• Goldi - a first name
• golds - plural of "gold"
• goldy - a first name; a goldfinch; like gold
• Golee - a first name
• golem - a legendary creature; an automaton
• goles - plural of "gole", an obsolete form of "goal"
• golet - the gullet; a California trout
• golfs - plays golf
• golfy - like golf; referring to golf
• golgi - referring to the Golgi apparatus
• golls - plural of "goll", a hand, paw or claw
• golly - a mild exclamation of surprise
• goloe - a galoche
• golos - galuth
• golpe - a sudden overthrow of the government; a heraldic purple roundel; heroin
• golps - plural of "golp", a purple roundel
• golus - galuth
• goman - a husband, or head of the family
• gomar - a first year Air Force cadet
• gombe - a town in Tanzania where Jane Goodall studies chimpanzees
• gombo - gumbo
• gomco - a medical tool for circumcision
• gomel - a city in Byelorussia
• gomer - a first name; a native of Armenia; "Get Out of My Emergency Room", a person who comes to the emergency room but does not belong there; a first year Air Force cadet; a chamber
• gomes - applies black cart-grease
• gomez - a town in Florida
• gomor - a Hebrew measurement of volume
• gompa - a Tibetan Buddhist monastery
• gomus - a fool
• gonad - a reproductive gland
• gonaf - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonef; gonev; gonif; gonof
• goncz - a town in Hungary
• gonda - a town in India
• gondi - a group of Dravidian dialects of central India
• gonef - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonev; gonif; gonof
• goner - a doomed one
• gonev - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonif; gonof
• goney - a boobie, dunce, or fool
• gongs - plural of "gong", a bell
• gonia - of gonion
• gonid - a kind of shrimp
• gonif - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonof
• gonks - plural of "gonk", a soft cushiony toy
• gonna - slang for "going to"
• gonne - the first handheld primitive gun
• gonof - a thief; ganef; ganev; ganof; ganov; gonaf; gonef; gonev; gonif
• gonor - a town in Canada
• gonus - a stupid person
• gonys - the prominent ridge along the seam line of the lower mandible of certain birds
• Gonza - a first name
• gonzo - a first name; a style of journalism with bizarre subjective ideas and commentary
• goobs - plural of "goob", a fool
• gooby - a dullard; a hick
• goodo - an exclamation, a variation of "Good!"
• goods - plural of "good", a ware
• goody - a sweet; exclamation; a term applied to women in humble life
• gooed - covered in goo
• gooes - plural of "goo", a sticky substance
• gooey - sticky
• goofa - a round wicker ferry boat used in Mesopotamia
• goofs - plural of "goof", a mistake; an idiot
• goofy - comical; not serious
• googs - eyeglasses; eggs
• googy - a first name; an egg
• gooks - gooes
• gooky - of gook
• goola - the anus
• goold - gold; a flower
• goole - a northern English town
• gools - plural of "gool", a ditch or channel for water
• gooly - a small stone; to walk and dance at the same time
• gooma - an Australian shrub
• goomy - someone who drinks methylated spirits
• goonk - a greasy lubricant
• goons - plural of "goon", a hired thug
• goony - an albatross; silly
• goops - plural of "goop", a gunk
• goopy - sticky, gooey; a fool
• goori - a Maori
• goors - plural of "goor", a coarse sugar from the date palm
• goory - fish guts
• goose - a water fowl; a pinch to the rear; tailor's iron
• goost - a ghost or spirit
• goosy - resembling a goose; foolish; nervous
• goote - marcot
• goots - plural of "goot", a goat
• gooty - a town in India
• gooze - to stare aimlessly
• gopak - a lively Ukrainian dance
• Gopal - a first name
• gophs - the nickname of the University of Minnesota's Golden Gophers team
• gopik - a unit of Azerbaijan currency
• gopse - the backwoods
• gorah - a Hottentot musical bow
• goraj - a town in Poland
• gorak - a Himalayan bird, given to pecking out the eyes of dead explorers
• goral - an Indian antelope
• goran - a first name; an African language
• gorce - a pool of water in which fish are kept
• gorda - a Central American cape
• gords - plural of "gord", a gaming instrument, a kind of die
• Gordy - a first name
• gored - horned by a bull
• goree - money; a French settlement in western Africa
• gorer - one that pierces with a horn
• gores - pierces with a horn
• gorey - a town in Ireland
• gorge - a gulch; to eat great amounts of food; the throat
• goric - a malevolent spirit; opium
• Gorje - a first name
• gorki - a city in Russia
• gorks - plural of "gork", a brain-damaged patient
• gorky - a city in Russia
• gorma - the European cormorant; a town in Bangladesh
• gorms - daubs with something sticky or greasy; plural of "gorm", a sheen
• gormy - smeared; sticky
• gorps - plural of "gorp", a mixture of dried fruits, nuts and seeds
• gorry - a first name; an exclamation
• gorse - furze
• gorst - gorse
• gorsy - abounding in gorse
• Gorya - a first name
• gosht - red meat in Indian food
• Gosia - a first name
• gosse - a mild oath; a plant
• Gosta - a first name
• gotch - a potbellied jug
• goter - a gutter
• gotes - plural of "gote", a channel for water
• gotha - a town in Germany
• goths - a barbarian tribe; plural of "goth", a black-draped artsy listless high schooler
• gothy - like a black-draped artsy listless high schooler
• gotra - a Hindu clan
• Gotse - a first name
• gotta - slang for "got to"
• gotto - a rope-soled shoe
• gouda - a city in the Netherlands; a kind of cheese
• gouds - plural of "goud", woad
• gouge - to dig out roughly
• Gough - a first name
• gouks - plural of "gouk", a cuckoo
• gould - gold
• gouls - howls
• goult - a village in France
• goumi - a shrub of Japan and China
• goums - plural of "goum", a native Algerian soldier
• gound - a gown; the dried crust that forms in eyes while sleeping
• goura - a pigeon genus; a Hottentot musical bow
• gourd - a drinking cup; a vegetable
• gours - plural of "gour", a fire-worshipper
• gouts - plural of "gout", a disease; a drop
• goutu - a kind of cheese
• gouty - swollen with gout
• goves - stares idly
• govie - the government
• gowan - a first name; the English daisy
• goway - the goaway bird
• gowds - golds
• Gower - a first name
• gowfs - golfs
• gowks - plural of "gowk", a foot; a simpleton; the cuckoo
• gowls - howls
• gownd - a gown
• gowns - plural of "gown", a long loose outer garment
• Gowon - a first name
• goxes - plural of "gox", gaseous oxygen
• goyal - gilly; a deep dip in the landscape
• goyaz - a city in Brazil
• goyim - plural of "goy", a non-Jew
• goyle - a steep narrow valley
• goyno - money
• Gozal - a first name
• gozan - a biblical river
• Gozde - a first name
• graal - the Holy Grail; a growing boy
• grabo - a town in the Ivory Coast
• grabs - takes hurriedly
• Graca - a first name
• grace - a first name; to adorn; a favor; a prayer before meal; elegance
• Graci - a first name
• Gracy - a first name
• grade - an incline; to score
• grado - a town in Italy
• grads - plural of "grad", a graduated student; a graduate student
• Grady - a first name
• Graef - a first name
• Graem - a first name
• graff - graft; intrigue; to dig
• grafs - plural of "graf", in editing, a paragraph; a graffito
• graft - to unite with a growing plant by insertion; political bribes
• Grahm - a first name
• Graig - a first name
• grail - a sacred cup
• grain - seed; wheat, oats, etc; growth lines in wood; a unit of weight of 1/24 pennyweight
• graip - a dung fork or pitchfork
• grama - pasture land
• grame - gram; misery
• gramp - a grandfather
• grams - plural of "gram", a unit of weight; misery
• gramy - to make angry; to annoy
• grana - a kind of cheese; plural of "granum", part of a plant chloroblast
• grand - a first name; great; a thousand dollars
• grane - to groan
• grani - plural of "grano", a monetary unit of Naples and Malta
• grano - a unit of monetary value of Naples and Malta; a unit of weight in Spain and Argentina
• grans - plural of "gran", grandmother
• grant - a first name; to permit
• grape - a vine fruit used in making wine and raisins
• graph - a diagram
• grapy - like a grape
• grasp - to clutch; to understand
• grass - turf; marijuana
• grata - a first name; Latin for "grace", used in the phrase "persona non grata"; marijuana
• grate - a grille; a rasp
• gratz - a town in Pennsylvania
• graum - to worry; to fret
• grave - serious; a burial spot
• gravy - meat juice
• grawl - a growing boy
• grays - an English town; plural of "gray", a gray color
• graze - to munch on grass; to brush against
• Grear - a first name
• great - magnificent; very much
• grebe - a web-footed bird
• grebo - a people of the Liberian coast; a British urban youth cult of metal and punk music and long hair
• grece - steps; a staircase
• greco - Greek
• grede - to cry aloud
• greed - voracity; covetousness
• greek - a native of Greece; a fraternity member
• green - a first name; a color; inexperienced; money; a lawn
• Greer - a first name
• grees - agrees; a flight of steps
• greet - to salute
• grefa - marijuana
• grege - raw silk; beige; a nutria
• Gregg - a first name
• grego - a hooded coat
• Greig - a first name
• Greil - a first name
• grein - a unit of weight in the Netherlands; to long or yearn
• greit - to greet; to weep
• greiz - a town in Germany
• grene - green
• grens - grins
• greps - searches for with the Unix "grep" command
• Gresa - a first name
• grese - a flight of steps
• Greta - a first name
• grete - a first name; a variant of "great"
• Gretl - a first name
• greve - a kind of cheese; a town in Italy
• grews - grows
• Greye - a first name
• greys - a cavalry regiment
• grias - a species of pear
• grice - a young wild boar; one of the steps in a staircase
• grick - a farthing
• gride - to grate or scrape harshly
• grids - plural of "grid", a lattice
• grief - deep sorrow
• Grier - a first name
• Gries - a first name
• grifa - marijuana
• griff - a first name; the offspring of a black person and a mulatto; a deep narrow glen; a tip; scuttlebutt; an accurate account
• grift - to swindle
• grigs - plural of "grig", a lively person; a tiny person; a sand eel
• grike - an opening in rock made by natural forces; a narrow opening in a fence allowing people through
• grill - latticework; a cooking grid; to question closely
• grime - dirt
• grimp - to climb up the back of
• grimy - dirty
• grind - to pulverize
• grins - smiles broadly
• grint - a contraction of the Biblical form "grindeth"
• griot - an African story teller; a Haitian dish of spicy pork shoulder
• gripe - to complain
• griph - a puzzle or enigma
• grips - holds tightly; plural of "grip", a suitcase
• gript - poetic "gripped"
• gripy - causing sharp pains in the bowels
• grise - gray; a flight of steps
• grist - corn
• grisy - grise
• grith - sanctuary for a limited time
• grits - coarse oatmeal
• grize - a flight of steps; a staircase
• grizz - a grizzly bear
• groak - to stare at one eating, in the hopes of being fed
• groan - to moan
• groat - an obsolete English 4 penny coin; hulled grain
• grock - a kindly clown
• grody - disgusting
• groff - gruff
• grogs - plural of "grog", a mixture of liquor and water
• groid - a black person
• groin - a seawall; the lower abdomen; an architectural ceiling join
• groix - an island in Brittany
• groks - deeply understands in a superficial way
• groma - a Roman surveying instrument
• groms - plural of "grom", a child surfer
• grond - an obsolete past perfect of "grind"
• grone - groan
• gronk - toe jam
• groof - the front of the body
• grook - a four line aphoristic verse form of Piet Hein
• groom - an equerry; a bridegroom; to clean
• groop - a ditch; a drain
• grope - to search by feeling
• gross - one hundred and forty four; blatant; disgusting
• grosz - a Polish coin
• grote - a first name; a groat
• grots - plural of "grot", a grotto
• grouf - the stomach
• grouk - to gradually come to life after waking up
• group - to arrange
• grout - a coarse meal; mortar used between tiles
• grove - a first name; a thicket
• grovy - of, belonging to, or situated in a grove; not quite groovy
• growl - to snarl
• grown - raised; increased
• grows - increases; develops
• groze - to shape a piece of glass or a glass article by trimming small bits from it
• grrls - plural of "grrl", a moderately now with-it female person
• grrlz - a variant of "grrls", plural of "grrl"
• grrrl - an extremely now with-it female person
• grubs - digs; plural of "grub", a larva
• gruel - a thin porridge
• grued - shuddered
• grues - shudders; feels horror; plural of "grue", a wicked little poem
• gruey - gruesome
• grufe - groof
• gruff - surly; rasping
• gruie - gruesome
• grume - a blood clot
• grump - a complainer
• grunt - to snort
• gruss - a rock that has been granulated but not decomposed by weathering
• gryce - grice
• gryde - to grate
• gryke - a grike, a fissure in limestone rock formed by rain
• grype - to gripe
• grypt - poetic "gripped"
• Gryta - a first name
• guaba - a bizarre Latin American fruit, an elongated pod with black seeds in pulpy flesh
• guaca - any object inhabited by a god or spirit
• guaco - a plant; a snake bite antidote
• guafo - a gulf in Chile
• guale - an American Indian tribe of Georgia, and its language
• guama - a tropical Americal tree
• guamo - a people of southwestern Venezuela
• guana - an iguana; a Brazilian Indian tribe; a town in Venezuela
• guane - an Indian tribe in Colombia
• guang - a language
• guano - the manure of a sea-bird; a town in Ecuador
• guans - plural of "guan", a large Brazilian game bird
• guapi - a town in Colombia
• guapo - a bay in Trinidad and Tobago
• guara - a tropical American tree
• guard - to watch over
• guars - plural of "guar", a drought-tolerant legume
• guasa - a group of fish that includes the jewfish
• guaso - a Chilean agricultural worker
• guato - a people of southwestern Mato Grosso, Brazil
• guava - a pear-shaped fruit
• guaza - a town in Spain; a kind of grouper
• gubbo - a town in Sweden
• guben - a town in Germany
• guber - a facial pimple
• gucks - plural of "guck", a messy substance
• gucky - thick and sticky
• gudda - an ass
• Guddi - a first name
• gudes - goods
• gudja - a town in Malta
• gudok - a primitive Russian three-stringed musical instrument
• guelf - a member of a German royal family, supporters of the pope
• Guert - a first name
• guess - to surmise
• guest - a visitor
• gueux - the name assumed by Low Country nobles resisting the Inquisition
• gufas - plural of "gufa", a round wicker ferry boat used in Mesopotamia
• guffs - plural of "guff", foolish talk
• guffy - full of foolish talk
• gugal - an Ayurvedic herb
• gugas - plural of "guga", a young gannet
• guggy - an egg
• Guhan - a first name
• guhrs - plural of "guhr", a quantities of loose earth found in rocks
• guiac - guaiac, guaiacum, the heartwood or resin of the lignum vitae tree
• Guian - a first name
• guiba - a town in Chad
• guibs - plural of "guib", a harnessed antelope
• guida - a first name; a musical term meaning the subject of a fugue
• guide - a leader
• Guido - a first name
• guids - goods
• guige - a leather strap used to sling a knight's shield
• guijo - a Philippine timber tree
• Guila - a first name
• guild - a trade union
• guile - deceit
• guilt - moral responsibility; culpability; shame
• guily - deceitful
• guimp - gimp
• Guinn - a first name
• guird - a Cuban musical instrument
• guiro - a Latin American percussion instrument made of a notched gourd
• guise - appearance
• guist - joust
• guiyu - a town in China
• gujar - a nomadic Muslim herding people of Kashmir
• Gulab - a first name
• gulae - plural of "gula", the upper front of the neck next to the chin
• gulag - a Soviet prison camp
• Gulam - a first name
• gular - of the throat
• gulas - plural of "gula", a throat
• Gulay - a first name
• gulch - a gully
• gules - a heraldic red color
• gulfs - swallows up
• gulfy - full of whirlpools
• gulik - a river in Russia near the Chinese border
• gulix - a kind of fine linen
• gulja - a town in China
• gulls - deceives; plural of "gull", a sea bird
• gully - an erosive canyon
• gulph - a variant of "gulf"; to take an ordinary university degree, without examination
• gulps - plural of "gulp", a big hasty swallow
• gulpy - marked by gulping; gullible
• gults - plural of "gult", a variant of "guilt"
• gulty - a variant of "guilty"
• Gulya - a first name
• gumbe - a popular music style of Guinea-Bissau
• gumbo - hearty soup; the okra plant
• gumby - a rubbery cartoon character
• gumly - gloomy
• gumma - a soft tumor, produced by syphilis
• gummo - the felonious Marx brother
• gummy - sticky
• gumps - plural of "gump", a foolish person, a dolt
• gumuz - a language and people of Ethiopia
• Gunar - a first name
• gunas - plural of "guna", a lengthening of a vowel sound in Sanskrit
• Gunay - a first name
• gunch - an attempt to influence a pinball machine by jostling it; Modine's last name
• Gunda - a first name
• gundi - a north African short-tailed rodent
• gundy - treacle candy
• Gunel - a first name
• gunga - marijuana
• gunge - soil; grime; goo; a skin irritation in the groin
• gungy - messy, nasty
• gunja - ganja; marijuana
• gunji - opium
• gunks - a climbing area in upstate New York; plural of "gunk", a sticky matter
• gunky - covered in sticky material
• gunna - a slurred form of "going to"
• Gunne - a first name
• gunny - a first name; Bengal sacking
• guntz - the whole lot
• gunya - a crude hut
• gunzl - a gunsel
• guoyu - the Mandarin language
• gupis - a political district in Pakistan
• guppy - a little fish
• Guram - a first name
• guran - a first name; a town in Iraq
• gurdy - in the phrase "hurdy gurdy", a portable musical instrument played by a crank
• gurge - a whirlpool
• guric - a town in Serbia, also known as "Goric"
• Gurit - a first name
• gurks - belches; plural of "gurk", a fat person
• gurls - plural of "gurl", an obsolete word for a young person of either sex
• gurly - rough and boisterous
• gurma - a people of the White Volta river in West Africa
• gurmy - a level; a working
• gurna - a village in Egypt, near Luxor
• gurns - snarls
• gurry - fish offal; more precisely, the partially digested stomach contents of a whale
• gursh - qursh
• gurts - groats; plural of "gurt", a trench or drain
• gurus - plural of "guru", a Hindu spiritual teacher
• gusap - a town and river in Papua New Guinea
• gusau - a city in Nigeria
• gusev - another name for Gumbinnen
• gushy - overly sentimental
• gusii - a language
• gusla - a Balkan musical instrument
• gusle - a Balkan musical instrument
• gusli - a Balkan musical instrument
• Gussi - a first name
• gussy - a first name; to primp or dress up
• Gusta - a first name
• Gusti - a first name
• gusto - relish, vigor
• gusts - plural of "gust", a sudden blast of wind
• gusty - a first name; windy
• gutka - a smokeless tobacco used in India
• gutso - a fat person
• gutsy - daring, brave
• gutta - a Doric ornament resembling a droplet
• gutty - an old style golf ball made of gutta percha; a very fat person; something eliciting a strong emotional response
• Guven - a first name
• Guyan - a first name
• guyed - mocked
• guyer - one who mocks
• guyle - to beguile or deceive
• guyly - like a guy
• Guyon - a first name
• guyot - a submarine mountain
• guyse - guise
• Guyte - a first name
• guzes - plural of "guze", in heraldry, a roundlet of tincture sanguine
• guzla - a gusla, a Balkan musical instrument
• guzul - a people of western Ukraine
• gvarv - a town in Norway
• gwaai - tobacco
• gwari - the Gbari, a peasant people of Nigeria
• gwash - a British river
• gwaun - a British river
• gwayi - a river in Zimbabwe
• Gwayn - a first name
• Gwede - a first name
• gweeb - a studious student; a stupid dull person
• gweep - a computer user
• Gwenn - a first name
• gwent - a Welsh county
• gwere - a language
• gweru - a town in Zimbabwe
• gwick - to make a swallowing sound
• gwill - a British river
• gwine - slang for "going to"
• Gwinn - a first name
• Gwyan - a first name
• Gwynn - a first name
• gyall - a gayal; a jungle bull
• gyals - plural of "gyal", a gayal; an east Indian ox
• Gyasi - a first name
• gybed - made a sailing maneuver
• gybes - makes a sailing maneuver; sneers
• gyeld - guild
• gyges - a first name; in a story by Socrates, a man who found a belt of invisibility
• gygis - the tern genus
• gyles - a first name; ferments; plural of "gyle", a brewing
• Gylla - a first name
• gymel - a vocal part writing in medieval music
• gymir - aegir
• gymps - gimps
• gynae - a gynecologist
• gynee - a cow about three feet high
• gynic - of or relating to a female person
• gynie - a gynecologist
• gynno - to begin
• gynny - a variant spelling of "Guinea"
• gyoza - Japanese dumplings
• gypos - plural of "gypo", a variant of "gyppo"
• gyppo - a small time logger who gleans the work of bigger companies; a gypsy
• gyppy - used in the phrase "gyppy tummy", denoting diarrhea; a gypsy
• gypse - gypsum
• gypsy - a first name; a stateless nomadic people
• gyral - revolving
• gyras - plural of "gyra", an embroidered border
• gyred - moved in circles or spirals
• gyres - moves in circles or spirals
• gyron - a heraldic device
• gyros - plural of "gyro", a gyroscope
• gyrus - a brain convolution
• gyser - one who dresses up in a costume for a folk rite
• gyses - plural of "gyse", a variant of "guise"
• gytch - to steal
• gytes - plural of "gyte", a child
• Gytha - a first name
• Gyula - a first name
• Gyuri - a first name
• gyved - shackled
• gyver - a guiver; a clever person
• gyves - plural of "gyve", a shackle or bond
• gyvet - the vagina
• gyvor - affected speech
• haabs - plural of "haab", a 365 day period used in the Mayan calendar
• haafs - plural of "haaf", a deep-sea fishing ground
• haars - plural of "haar", a cold sea fog
• habab - a nomadic people of the Red Sea
• Habby - a first name
• haber - to haver
• Habib - a first name
• habit - a custom; a costume
• habla - a Palestinian town in the West Bank
• hable - able; a town in the West Bank
• habur - a town in southeast Turkey, on the border with Iraq
• habus - plural of "habu", a poisonous snake of the Ryukyu Islands
• hacek - a diacritical mark, commonly used in certain Czech words
• hache - minced, hashed; heroin
• hachi - the penis
• Hacib - a first name
• hacks - cuts or chops roughly; plays a prank; ad hoc alterations to computer code
• hacky - hacking; a taxi driver
• Hadag - a first name
• hadal - pertaining to deep parts of the ocean
• hadar - a first name; a star
• Hadas - a first name
• hadda - a first name; a town in Afghanistan; slang for "had to"
• haddo - the humpback salmon
• haded - inclined
• Haden - a first name
• hades - in Greek mythology, the underworld; slopes of mineral veins; plural of "hade", an unplowed strip
• Hadia - a first name
• Hadja - a first name
• hadji - an Islamic pilgrim to Mecca
• Hadli - a first name
• Hadly - a first name
• hadna - slang for "hadn't", that is, "had not"
• Hadon - a first name
• Hadra - a first name
• hadst - a Biblical form of "had"
• Hadyn - a first name
• hadza - a Khoisan language, now limited to about 1000 speakers in Tanzania
• haeju - a town in North Korea
• haems - plural of "haem", variant of "heme", a component of hemoglobin
• haets - plural of "haet", a small amount
• Hafed - a first name
• haffs - plural of "haff", a lagoon separated by a sandbar from the ocean
• Hafid - a first name
• hafiz - a Muslim who knows the Koran by heart
• Hafsa - a first name
• hafta - slang for "have to"
• hafts - plural of "haft", a knife handle
• hafum - an African cape
• hafun - a town in Somalia
• Hagai - a first name
• Hagan - a first name
• hagar - a first name; Abraham's concubine
• hagen - a first name; in the Nibelungenlied, the murderer of Siegfried; a city in Germany
• haggs - plural of "hagg", broken ground in a moor
• haggy - like a hag; old, wizened, and unattractive
• hagia - the consecrated Eucharistic elements in the Orthodox Church
• hagio - the consecrated bread and wine
• Hagit - a first name
• Hagly - a first name
• Hagop - a first name
• Hagos - a first name
• hague - the political capital of the Netherlands, usually "the Hague"
• haham - a hakam, one learned in Jewish law
• hahas - plural of "haha", a fence set in a ditch
• haick - a sheetlike piece of woolen or cotton cloth, used as an Arab wrap
• haida - a North American Indian tribe, in British Columbia
• haifa - a first name; a seaport in northern Israel
• haika - a Basque nationalist youth group; plural of "haik", an Arabic outer garment
• haikh - an Armenian
• Haiko - a first name
• haiks - plural of "haik", an Arabic outer garment
• haiku - Japanese poetic form // with 3 lines // and seventeen syllables
• Haila - a first name
• Haile - a first name
• Haili - a first name
• hails - salutes; pours down hail
• Hailu - a first name
• haily - a first name; apt to hail; icy
• haing - present participle of "ha"
• hains - saves
• haint - a humorous spelling of a Cockney's "ain't"; a ghost or specter
• hairs - plural of "hair", a threadlike growth
• hairy - covered in hair; frightening
• haith - an interjection meaning "by my faith"
• haiti - one half of a Caribbean island
• haits - a small amount
• Haiyt - a first name
• Hajar - a first name
• hajes - plural of "haje", a pilgrimage to Mecca
• hajib - a Muslim court official similar to a prime minister
• Hajim - a first name
• hajis - plural of "haji", one who has made a pilgrimage to Mecca
• hajji - a hadji, one who has made a pilgrimage to Mecca
• Hajna - a first name
• hakam - a first name; one learned in Jewish law
• Hakan - a first name
• hakas - plural of "haka", a native New Zealand dance
• hakea - a genus of evergreen trees
• hakes - plural of "hake", a marine fish; a pot hook
• hakim - a first name; a Moslem ruler, governor, or judge
• hakka - a language of Taiwan
• Hakon - a first name
• halab - another name for Aleppo
• halal - to slaughter for food according to Islamic law
• halat - a town in Lebanon
• halba - a town in Lebanon
• Halbe - a first name
• halch - to hug
• halds - holds
• haled - a first name; hauled
• Haleh - a first name
• Halen - a first name
• haler - more healthy; a coin
• hales - compels to go
• Haley - a first name
• halfa - esparto grass
• halfs - a variant plural of "half"
• halfy - a legless beggar
• halid - a halide, a chemical compound
• Halie - a first name
• halil - a first name; a river in Iran
• halim - a first name; a spicy Middle Eastern stew, similar to cream of wheat with shredded turkey
• halin - a first name; a town in northern Burma
• Halit - a first name
• Halla - a first name
• halle - a first name; a city in southeastern Germany
• Halli - a first name
• hallo - a first name; a greeting
• halls - plural of "hall", a corridor; a mansion
• Hally - a first name
• halma - a first name; a board game, the origin of "Othello"; in ancient Greece, a long jump with hand weights
• halms - plural of "halm", a haulm
• halod - thinning a crop by plowing, and sowing another crop in the intervals
• halol - a town in India
• halon - a group of haloalkanes with bromine as well as chlorine or fluorine groups
• halos - plural of "halo", a ring of light
• halsa - a town in Norway
• halse - the throat; the neck; the windpipe
• Halsy - a first name
• halts - stops
• Haluk - a first name
• halva - a Turkish confection
• halve - to divide in half
• halvi - a town in Lebanon
• Halya - a first name
• Halye - a first name
• halys - a river in Armenia
• hamah - a town in Syria
• hamal - a first name; a porter in eastern countries; a star in the constellation Aries
• haman - a first name; in the Bible, a murderous official exposed by Esther and hanged; an Iranian bathhouse; a town in South Korea
• hamar - a first name; a town in Norway
• hambo - a posing, incompetent person
• Hamda - a first name
• Hamdi - a first name
• Hamdy - a first name
• Hamel - a first name
• Hamer - a first name
• hames - a first name; plural of "hame", a part of a horse collar; an unpleasant job
• Hamet - a first name
• hamid - a first name; a principality of southwest Anatolia
• Hamif - a first name
• Hamil - a first name
• Hamin - a first name
• Hamit - a first name
• hammy - overtly theatrical; overacted
• hampi - a town in India
• hamra - a town in Sweden
• hamsa - an ancient symbol of good luck, representing an open hand
• Hamud - a first name
• hamus - a hook or curved process
• hamza - a first name; an Arabic diacritical mark
• Hanaa - a first name
• Hanae - a first name
• Hanah - a first name
• Hanan - a first name
• hanap - an ornate pewter drinking goblet
• hanau - a town in Germany, site of a famous battle
• hance - a haunch; a lintel; a curved rise from a lower to upper part
• hanch - snap
• handa - a first name; a British island
• hands - plural of "hand", a glove filler; a crewman; a unit of length of 4 inches
• handy - convenient
• Hanef - a first name
• hange - pluck
• hangi - a traditional Maori fire-pit oven
• hango - site of a famous naval battle
• hangs - suspends
• hania - a first name; a town in Crete
• hanif - a first name; a pre-Islamic hermit of Arabia
• Hanik - a first name
• Hanim - a first name
• Hanin - a first name
• Hanja - a first name
• hanji - Chinese ideograms
• Hanka - a first name
• hanko - a town in Finland
• hanks - fastens a sail; plural of "hank", a clump
• hanky - a handkerchief; used in the phrase "hanky panky" meaning mischief
• hanle - a town in India
• Hanly - a first name
• Hanna - a first name
• Hanne - a first name
• Hanni - a first name
• hanno - a first name; a town in Japan
• Hannu - a first name
• Hanny - a first name
• hanoi - the capital city of Vietnam
• Hanro - a first name
• hansa - a first name; a medieval merchant guild; a town in Papua New Guinea
• hanse - variant of "Hansa", a medieval merchant guild
• Hansh - a first name
• Hansl - a first name
• hanta - the Hantaan virus, which causes a hemorrhagic fever
• hants - a first name; Hampshire; haunts
• Hantz - a first name
• hanum - khanum
• Hanus - a first name
• hanzi - Chinese ideograms
• haole - a Hawaiian term for a non-native
• haoma - a sacred drink used in Zoroasterian rituals; a leafless vine
• Haona - a first name
• haora - a town in India
• haori - a loose outer garment worn in Japan
• hapai - to carry; pregnant
• hapax - "hapax legomenon", a word that occurs only once in a text, unlike "hapax"
• haply - by chance
• happa - a half-Asian person
• happi - a light Japanese overcoat with a crest or emblem on the back
• happy - a first name; cheerful
• hapto - a system of nomenclature for chemical compounds
• hapuu - a Hawaiian tree fern
• Haqqi - a first name
• Harah - a first name
• haram - things (food, activities, and so on) proscribed by the Islamic religion
• haran - a first name; a brother of Abraham; a biblical place, also called Harran
• harar - a city in eastern Ethiopia
• haras - a group of horses
• Harbi - a first name
• harda - a town in India
• Hardo - a first name
• hards - flax refuse
• hardu - a town in Estonia
• hardw - a store often seen in B Kliban cartoons
• hardy - a first name; robust
• hared - sprinted; ran fast
• Harel - a first name
• harem - a collection of wives or concubines
• hares - a first name; plural of "hare", a wild rabbit
• harey - like a hare
• harfe - a musical term meaning a harp
• harim - a first name; a harem
• Harin - a first name
• harir - a town in Iraq
• haris - a first name; a Palestinian village on the West Bank
• harka - a town in Hungary
• harks - listens to
• Harla - a first name
• harle - flax fiber
• Harli - a first name
• harls - plural of "harl", a feathered fishing lure
• Harly - a first name
• harms - hurts
• harns - plural of "harn", a coarse linen fabric; a brain
• harod - a first name; a biblical river
• Haron - a first name
• haros - plural of "haro", a cry announcing a claim to legal redress
• harpa - the genus type of the Harpdiae
• harpo - a first name; the mute Marx brother
• harps - repeatedly brings up; plucks; plural of "harp", a musical instrument
• harpy - a fabulous predatory monster; a golden eagle; an extortionist
• Harri - a first name
• Harro - a first name
• harrs - plural of "harr", a cold sea fog
• harry - a first name; to chase; to harass
• harsh - brutal; severe
• harst - harvest
• harts - plural of "hart", a male red deer
• Harue - a first name
• harum - used in the phrase "harum scarum", to mean a riot, disruption, or disorder
• Harun - a first name
• harut - a first name; a river in Afghanistan
• Harve - a first name
• harvy - a Harvard student
• harwa - a town in Afghanistan
• Hasad - a first name
• Hasan - a first name
• Hasen - a first name
• hashy - of, containing, or similar to hash; clever
• Hasib - a first name
• hasid - a member of a pious Jewish sect
• hasie - a homosexual
• Hasil - a first name
• Hasim - a first name
• Hasin - a first name
• hasks - plural of "hask", a basket made of rushes or wicker
• hasky - coarse and dry
• hasna - a first name; slang for "hasn't"
• Hason - a first name
• hasps - plural of "hasp", a clasp or fastening
• hassa - a town in Turkey
• Hasse - a first name
• Hasso - a first name
• hasta - slang for "have you"
• haste - hurry
• hasty - a first name; hurried
• haswa - a town in Iraq
• Hataw - a first name
• hatay - a town in Turkey
• Hatce - a first name
• hatch - to gestate; an opening
• hated - despised
• Hatem - a first name
• hater - one who despises
• hates - despises
• hatha - a form of Yoga that emphasizes breathing and posture
• hathi - a wild Indian elephant
• Hatim - a first name
• hatra - an ancient city in Iraq
• hatsa - a language
• Hatsy - a first name
• Hatta - a first name
• Hatti - a first name
• hatto - a first name; a bishop who was eaten by rats
• hatty - a first name; an elephant
• Hatun - a first name
• hauds - holds
• haugh - a low-lying meadow
• Hauke - a first name
• hauld - to hold
• Haule - a first name
• haulm - the plant stubble that remains after a harvest
• hauls - carries
• hault - haughty
• haums - plural of "haum", a halm
• haunt - to frequent; to importune; to frighten
• haurl - harl; rough-cast
• hausa - a northern Nigerian
• hause - a narrow passage between mountains
• haust - to suck; to drain; a dry cough
• hauta - an Arabian town
• haute - high; high-class; pretentious
• Havah - a first name
• havas - news agency
• havel - a river in Germany
• haven - a first name; a refuge
• haver - a first name; one who has; to blather; to equivocate; the oat
• haves - plural of "have", a wealthy or privileged person
• Havin - a first name
• Havis - a first name
• Haviv - a first name
• havna - a dialect form of "haven't"
• havoc - chaos; destruction
• havre - Le Havre, a seaport in northwest France; a town in Montana
• hawed - turned left
• hawer - one who haws in speech
• Hawes - a first name
• hawke - a bay in Australia
• hawks - sells; coughs up; plural of "hawk", a bird of prey
• hawky - hawklike
• hawls - hauls
• Hawly - a first name
• hawms - lounges about
• hawok - a kind of Californian Indian money made of shell buttons
• hawse - part of a ship's bows; a narrow passage between mountains
• haxby - an English town
• Hayah - a first name
• Hayam - a first name
• Hayat - a first name
• Hayde - a first name
• Haydn - a first name
• Haydy - a first name
• hayed - converted into hay
• hayer - one who hays
• hayes - a first name; an English town
• hayey - covered in, like, or containing hay
• Hayfa - a first name
• Hayim - a first name
• hayle - a first name; a tiny Cornish seaport in southeast England; hale
• Hayli - a first name
• Hayly - a first name
• Hayne - a first name
• Hayse - a first name
• hayti - a variant of "Haiti", a Caribbean country
• Hazal - a first name
• hazan - a cantor of a synagogue
• hazed - bullied
• hazel - a first name; a light brown color; a nut tree
• Hazem - a first name
• hazen - a first name; a town in North Dakota; a town in New Jersey
• hazer - one who hazes
• hazes - plural of "haze", a mist
• Hazim - a first name
• hazle - haze; to make dry
• hazor - a Canaanite city destroyed by Joshua
• Hazra - a first name
• hazri - an Indian breakfast
• Hazyl - a first name
• heads - points in a direction; plural of "head", a president; a latrine; a coin face
• heady - intoxicating
• heald - a warp guide in a loom
• Heall - a first name
• heals - repairs; recovers
• healy - a first name; a town in Alaska
• heame - home
• heams - plural of "heam", an animal's afterbirth
• heaps - plural of "heap", a pile
• heapy - grouped into piles; a fellow
• heard - listened
• heare - hair
• Hearn - a first name
• hears - listens
• heart - a center; a body organ
• heast - hest
• heath - a first name; shrubs; common land
• heats - warms up; plural of "heat", a stage of a competition
• heaty - a supposed property of certain foods to cause the body to warm up, to improve circulation and so on
• heave - to raise; to haul; to vomit
• heavy - weighty; dense
• Hebba - a first name
• hebei - a city in China; a Chinese dialect
• heben - ebony
• heber - a first name; a town in Arizona
• hebes - plural of "hebe", an Olympic cup bearer; a blooming young woman; an ethnic slur
• Hecca - a first name
• hecht - hight
• hecks - plural of "heck"; a fish weir; a rack; a river bend
• hecla - a town in Montana; a North American cape
• hecte - an ancient Greek coin worth 1/6 of a stater
• Hedda - a first name
• Heddi - a first name
• Heddy - a first name
• heden - a town in Sweden
• heder - a Jewish school; a male sheep
• hedge - to enclose; a row of bushes; to cover both sides of a bet
• hedgy - including hedges; like a hedge; taking precautions
• Hedia - a first name
• Hedir - a first name
• Hedly - a first name
• hedon - an English town
• Hedra - a first name
• Hedva - a first name
• heebs - plural of "heeb", a slur
• heeds - obeys
• heedy - heedful
• heeld - hield
• heels - supplies with a heel; plural of "heel", the base of the foot; a scoundrel
• heeps - plural of "heep", the hip of the dog rose
• heerd - heard
• heern - heard
• heers - plural of "heer", a unit of length of cloth of 600 yards
• heesh - hashish
• heeze - to hoist or raise
• hefei - a town in China
• hefig - heavy
• hefte - plural of "heft", a haft
• hefts - lifts up
• hefty - large; weighty
• hegge - a hedge
• heian - referring to a period of Japanese history
• heiau - a pre-Christian Hawaiian temple
• Heida - a first name
• heide - a first name; a town in Germany
• Heidi - a first name
• heids - plural of "heid", a head
• Heidy - a first name
• heigh - an exclamation used to call attention
• heihe - a town in China
• heijo - another name for Pyongyang
• heika - a style of Japanese flower arranging using tall vases
• Heike - a first name
• Heiko - a first name
• heils - salutes
• Heimo - a first name
• heino - a first name; a town in the Netherlands
• heiny - children's slang for the buttocks
• Heinz - a first name
• heirs - plural of "heir", an inheritor
• heist - a robbery
• Heith - a first name
• hejab - good or bad hejab is appropriate or inappropriate Muslim dress
• hejaz - a former kingdom in western Arabia, now part of Saudi Arabia
• hejia - a town in China
• hejra - hejira
• hekat - an ancient Egyptian measurement of volume, about a gallon
• hekla - an active volcano in Iceland
• Helah - a first name
• helam - a biblical place
• helas - alas
• heled - concealed
• helek - 1/1080 part of a day in the Hebrew calendar
• Helen - a first name
• heles - conceals
• Helga - a first name
• Helge - a first name
• helgi - a first name; in Norse mythology, the son of Hjorvard and the valkyrie Svava
• helio - a first name; a heliograph
• helix - a spiral, usually three dimensional
• Helki - a first name
• hella - a first name; very
• helle - a first name; in Greek myth, the sister of Phrixos, who drowned in the Hellespont stealing the golden fleece
• Helli - a first name
• hello - a greeting
• hells - behaves raucously; plural of "hell", a gambling house
• helly - hellish
• Helma - a first name
• Helmi - a first name
• helms - plural of "helm", a tiller; steering gear
• Helmy - a first name
• Helon - a first name
• helos - plural of "helo", a helicopter
• helot - a slave in ancient Sparta
• helpa - an apple (from backslang)
• helps - aids; assists
• Helsa - a first name
• helve - an axe handle
• Helyn - a first name
• hemad - toward the hemal side
• hemal - haemal; of blood
• Heman - a first name
• hemen - British dialect for "them"
• hemes - plural of "heme", a component of hemoglobin
• hemet - a town in California
• hemic - of the blood
• hemin - a chloride of heme
• hemol - an iron-containing product derived from hemoglobin
• hemps - plural of "hemp", a tall herb
• hempy - containing hemp; deserving of the hangman's rope; a gallowsbird
• hemus - a town in Sweden
• henad - a monad
• henan - a language; a province in China
• hence - therefore
• hende - skillful; clever
• Hendl - a first name
• hends - seizes
• hendy - a first name; clever; handy; a town in Wales
• henen - hence
• henge - a Neolithic stone monument
• Henia - a first name
• Henie - a first name
• Henio - a first name
• Henka - a first name
• henna - a first name; a dye; a shrub
• henne - a bay in Haiti
• Henni - a first name
• henny - a first name; like a hen
• Henri - a first name
• henry - a first name; an electrical unit of inductance
• hente - a past imperfect form of "hent"
• hents - grasps; comprehends
• Henya - a first name
• Henye - a first name
• hepar - a liver-colored sulfur compound
• herat - a city in northwest Afghanistan
• herbs - plural of "herb", a flowering plant with non-woody stem
• herby - a first name; containing herbs
• herds - plural of "herd", a drove
• herem - the most severe form of excommunication in Judaism
• heren - made of hair
• heres - plural of "here", an heir
• herie - to praise; to worship
• Herin - a first name
• heriz - a pattern style for woven rugs
• herky - a first name; used in the phrase "herky jerky" to mean by fits and starts
• herle - a heron
• herls - plural of "herl", a feather barb
• herma - a first name; a type of statue
• hermo - a first name; a town in Norway
• herms - plural of "herm", an outstanding type of statue; a hermaphrodite
• Hermy - a first name
• herne - of the style of Herne, Germany; a corner; a British bay
• herns - plural of "hern", a heron
• herod - a first name; a tyrant
• heron - a wading bird
• heros - plural of "hero", a hoagie sandwich
• herps - the herpes virus; plural of "herp', a reptile or amphibian
• herry - to harry
• herse - a portcullis; a frame for drying skins to use as parchment
• Hersh - a first name
• Hersz - a first name
• Herta - a first name
• herte - a heart
• herto - an Ethiopian village where ancient skulls were found
• herts - Hertfordshire, England
• Herty - a first name
• hertz - a first name; a unit of frequency, one cycle per second
• herut - an Israeli political party
• Herva - a first name
• herve - a first name; a kind of cheese
• Hervy - a first name
• herye - to praise
• Herzl - a first name
• Hesam - a first name
• Heshu - a first name
• Hesky - a first name
• hesps - plural of "hesp", a length of two linen hanks
• hesse - a German state
• Hessy - a first name
• Hesti - a first name
• hests - plural of "hest", command
• Hesty - a first name
• Hetal - a first name
• hetes - hights
• heths - plural of "heth", a Hebrew letter
• Hetta - a first name
• Hetti - a first name
• Hetty - a first name
• heuch - a steep cliff
• heugh - a steep cliff; a precipice
• heuks - plural of "heuk", a variant of huke
• hevea - a rubber tree; an indigenous language of French Guiana
• heved - the head
• Heven - a first name
• hewed - cut down; fashioned
• hewer - a cutter
• hewes - plural of "hewe", a domestic servant
• Hewet - a first name
• hewgh - an imitation of the whistling sound of an arrow
• Hewie - a first name
• Hewit - a first name
• hexad - a group of six
• hexed - cast a spell
• hexer - a spell caster
• hexes - casts a spell; plural of "hex", a hexagon
• hexis - a settled state of being; a permanent condition
• hexyl - a hydrocarbon radical
• heyed - danced the hey dance
• heygh - high
• heyne - a wretch; a rascal
• hheth - the eighth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
• hiaes - a town in Papua New Guinea
• hiant - gaping
• hiate - to gape
• Hiatt - a first name
• Hibah - a first name
• hican - a tree that is a hybrid of hickory and pecan
• hicht - height
• hichu - ichu
• hicks - plural of "hick", a rustic
• hicky - like a hick; a variant of "hickey", a love bite
• Hidde - a first name
• hiddy - hideous
• hided - having a hide
• Hidee - a first name
• Hideo - a first name
• hider - one who conceals oneself or some thing
• hides - conceals; plural of "hide", a pelt; a unit of area of about 100 acres
• Hieda - a first name
• Hiede - a first name
• hield - to tilt or lean
• hiems - winter
• hieng - a mountain people of Cambodia
• hifis - plural of "hifi", an audio reproduction set
• higgs - a particle supposed to account for inertia
• highs - plural of "high", a lofty level
• hight - to command; to call or name; to adorn
• higre - eagre
• hihya - a town in Egypt
• hijab - a veil or head scarf for a Muslim woman
• hijaz - another name for Hejaz
• hijra - the migration of Mohammed and his followers from Mecca to Medina; an Indian eunuch
• hiked - tramped; increased
• hiker - one who hikes
• hikes - increases; walks
• hikey - like a hike; full of hikes
• hilal - a first name; pertaining to a hilum
• hilar - pertaining to a hilum, the mark or scar on a seed produced by separation
• hilch - to hobble
• Hilda - a first name
• Hilde - a first name
• Hildi - a first name
• Hildo - a first name
• Hildy - a first name
• Hilel - a first name
• Hilia - a first name
• Hilit - a first name
• hilla - a town in Iraq
• Hille - a first name
• hillo - a greeting
• hills - plural of "hill", a rounded elevation
• hilly - a first name; undulating
• Hilma - a first name
• Hilmi - a first name
• hilsa - a valuable herring of India
• hilts - plural of "hilt", a haft; a handle
• hilty - like a hilt
• hilum - the eye of a bean
• hilus - a hilum; a hollow on the surface of an organ
• Himan - a first name
• himba - an African tribe of Namibia
• himbi - a district in Congo, near Goma
• himbo - a male bimbo
• himps - limps
• hinau - a New Zealand timber tree
• Hinda - a first name
• Hinde - a first name
• hindi - a language and culture of India
• hinds - plural of "hind", a rustic; a deer
• hindu - the predominant ethnic group and culture of India
• Hindy - a first name
• hineh - a town in Syria
• Hiner - a first name
• hines - a town in Florida; plural of "hine", a servant, a peasant
• hiney - children's slang for the buttocks
• hinge - to depend; a mechanical joint allowing movement
• hings - plural of "hing", the asafoetida
• hinin - a member of a Japanese outcast group
• Hinju - a first name
• Hinke - a first name
• hinks - plural of "hink", a reaping hook
• hinky - suspicious; fishy
• hinny - the offspring of a stallion and a she-ass
• Hinto - a first name
• hints - plural of "hint", an indication or clue
• Hinun - a first name
• hipes - plural of "hipe", a wrestling throw
• hippa - emerita; a genus of sand bugs
• hippe - a genus of marine decapod crustaceans
• hippo - a hippopotamus
• hipps - hyp, hypochonaria
• hippy - having big hips; a variant of "hippie"
• hipsy - a drink of wine, water and brandy
• Hiram - a first name
• hirch - hirtch
• hirci - armpit hair
• hired - employed
• hiree - a person who has been hired for a job
• Hirem - a first name
• Hiren - a first name
• hirer - an employer
• hires - employs
• Hirji - a first name
• Hirom - a first name
• Hirov - a first name
• hirrs - orders a dog forward
• Hirsh - a first name
• hirst - a first name; a barren unproductive patch of land
• Hirut - a first name
• Hisao - a first name
• hisar - a town in India
• hisks - breathes with difficulty
• hispa - a genus of beetles
• hissa - a shout used by sailors when hauling or hoisting
• hissy - hissing, spiteful, angry, as in a "hissy fit"
• hists - hoists
• Hitam - a first name
• hitch - a first name; to join; a drawback
• Hitha - a first name
• hithe - a haven
• Hitka - a first name
• Hitty - a first name
• hiula - a mountain in Colombia
• hived - stored
• hiver - an apiarist or bee keeper
• hives - an allergic rash; plural of "hive", a bee home
• Hivet - a first name
• Hiwat - a first name
• Hiwot - a first name
• Hiyam - a first name
• hizen - an old province of Japan; porcelain from this area of Japan
• hlota - a language
• hmmed - made a "hmm" sound
• hmong - a Laotian ethnic group
• hoaed - stopped
• hoagy - a first name; a submarine sandwich; a hero sandwich; a grinder
• Hoang - a first name
• hoard - to amass
• hoars - plural of "hoar", a white coating
• hoary - venerable; silvery
• hoast - a cough; to cough
• hobbs - a town in New Mexico
• hobby - a pasttime
• Hobey - a first name
• hobie - a first name; a kind of sailboat
• hobit - a small mortar on a gun carriage
• hobob - a town in Korea; the father-in-law of Moses
• hobos - plural of "hobo", a wanderer who will work for food
• hoboy - a hautboy
• hocco - the crested curassow or royal pheasant
• hocks - pawns; plural of "hock", a wine
• hocky - a variant spelling of "hockey" vainly promoted by the Chicago Tribune in 1934
• hocly - the hock, or penultimate card, in faro
• hocus - to cheat; to falsify something; part of the magical phrase "hocus pocus"
• hodad - a nonsurfer; a boastful amateur
• hodag - a mythical beast of Wisconsin and Minnesota, reputedly fierce and melancholy
• Hodan - a first name
• hoddy - a hod carrier
• hoder - in Norse myth, a blind god, tricked by Loki into killing Baldur with a mistletoe arrow
• hodge - a rustic or bumpkin; a stew; in the phrase "hodge podge", a miscellany
• hodja - khoja, an Islamic teacher
• hodur - in Norse myth, a blind god, tricked by Loki into killing Baldur with a mistletoe arrow
• hoers - plural of "hoer", one who hoes
• hofei - a town in China
• hofuf - a town in Saudia Arabia
• hoful - careful
• hogan - a first name; a strong liquor; a Navaho dwelling
• hogen - strong liquor
• hoggs - plural of "hogg", a young sheep
• hoggy - or or similar to a hog; fat; greedy
• hoghs - plural of "hogh", a hill or cliff
• Hogni - a first name
• hogos - plural of "hogo", a strong flavor or smell
• hohed - stopped
• hohes - plural of "hohe", assiniboin
• hohum - boring; routine
• hoick - to change direction abruptly
• hoiks - plural of "hoik", an upward turn
• hoing - stopping
• hoise - to hoist
• hoist - to lift up
• hoits - plural of "hoit", a leap; a caper
• hoity - part of the phrase "hoity toity" meaning haughtiness
• Hojem - a first name
• hokan - an American Indian language stock
• hokas - plural of "hokan", an American Indian language stock
• hoker - censure; abuse
• hokes - gives false value to
• hokey - contrived; false; part of the phrase "hokey pokey", a dance
• hokie - a castrated turkey; a Virginia Tech football player
• hokis - plural of "hoki", a food fish
• hokku - a haiku that is the first link of a renga
• hokum - hooey; sentimental claptrap
• holar - a town in Iceland
• Holda - a first name
• Holde - a first name
• holds - maintains; grasps; suspends; plural of "hold", a ship's cargo room
• holed - sank the ball in golf
• holer - one who makes a hole; one who sinks a ball in golf
• holes - plural of "hole", a lacuna; a void; a cavity
• holey - full of holes
• holia - a humpback salmon
• Holic - a first name
• holks - digs; burrows; hollows out
• holla - a greeting
• holle - a first name; a town in the Congo
• Holli - a first name
• hollo - a greeting
• holls - plural of "holl", a hollow or glen
• holly - a first name; an evergreen
• holma - a cathedral town in Uganda
• holme - a town in England
• holms - plural of "holm", an island in a river; an evergreen oak
• holod - a town in Romania
• holon - a hypothetical charged, spinless particle; something that is regarded as a whole; a town in Israel
• holps - an archaic form of "helps"
• holts - plural of "holt", a grove
• Holub - a first name
• holus - part of the phrase "holus bolus", all in a lump
• holwe - hollow
• homam - a constellation
• Homan - a first name
• homed - returned to one's home
• homee - a man
• homer - a first name; a home run; an ancient Greek poet; a homing pigeon; a unit of volume of 8 bushels
• homes - plural of "home", a residence; a shelter
• homey - homelike; someone from the same neighborhood
• homia - a river in Papua New Guinea
• homie - someone from the same neighborhood
• homme - a first name; French for "man"
• homos - a variant of "hummus"; plural of "homo", a homosexual
• honan - a fine silk; the Chinese province of Hunan
• honda - a part of a lariat; a town in Colombia
• hondo - a first name; the Japanese island of Honshu; a low-lying brook or stream; a broad gulley
• honds - plural of "hond", variant of "hand"
• honed - sharpened
• honer - a sharpener
• hones - sharpens
• honey - a first name; a bee product; dear
• hongi - a traditional Maori greeting
• hongs - plural of "hong", a Chinese factory
• honjo - a town in Japan
• honks - hoots
• honky - a slur for a white person; part of the phrase "honky tonk" for a music joint
• Honna - a first name
• Honon - a first name
• honor - a first name; to treat with respect
• honte - hunt
• honts - plural of "hont", a variant of "hunt"
• Honza - a first name
• hooch - fire water; a Vietnamese hut
• hoods - plural of "hood", a cowl; a gangster; a neighborhood
• hoody - the hooded crow; a hooded jacket
• hooer - an exaggerated pronunciation of "whore"
• hooey - hokum; blarney; bunkum; rot; blather; codswallop
• hoofs - dances; plural of "hoof", a horny covering that protects the toes of certain mammals
• hoofy - like a hoof; redolent of hoof; having hooves
• hooha - an uproarious commotion
• hooka - a Turkish pipe
• hooks - plural of "hook", a bend; a barb
• hooky - full of barbs; full of musical "hooks"; what you play when you skip school
• hooly - carefully
• hoons - plural of "hoon", a lout
• hoops - the game of basketball; plural of "hoop", a ring
• hoopy - like a hoop; acting up; a car
• hoord - hoard
• hoorn - a town in the Netherlands
• hoose - to wheeze; a lung disease of cattle
• hoosh - a thick soup or stew
• hoots - honks; boos; what Scots say just before "Mon"
• hooty - like a hoot; full of hoots
• hoove - a cattle disease
• hooze - to wheeze; a lung disease of cattle
• hopak - a gopak, a lively Ukrainian dance
• hoped - wished for
• hopeh - Hopei, a city in China
• hopei - a city in China
• hopen - a town in Norway
• hoper - one who hopes
• hopes - wishes for
• Hopey - a first name
• Hopie - a first name
• hopis - plural of "Hopi", an American Indian
• hoplo - a kind of catfish native to South America
• hopos - plural of "hopo", a V-shaped hedge, with a pit at the angle, to trap game
• hoppo - a Chinese overseer or customs agent
• hoppy - flavored with hops; tending to hop
• horae - in classical mythology, the hours; a book of hours
• horah - variant of "hora", an Israeli dance
• horal - hourly; of the hours
• horas - plural of "hora", an Israeli dance
• Horaz - a first name
• horde - a swarm
• horea - a first name; a town in Romania
• horeb - a first name; a biblical mountain
• Horia - a first name
• horim - a phallocrypt, or penis gourd, worn in New Guinea
• horme - activity directed toward a goal
• horns - plural of "horn", a hard bonelike projection
• horny - randy; callous; having horns; like horn
• Horry - a first name
• horsa - a first name; chief of the Jutes, brother of Hengst
• horse - a steed; heroin
• horst - a first name; an upraised block between two faults
• horsy - equine; like a horse; of a horse
• horta - a port town in Faial, one of the Azores Islands
• horus - in Egyptian mythology, the son of Osiris
• Hosam - a first name
• hosay - an Islamic religious festival of the martyrdom of Imam Hussein
• Hosea - a first name
• hosed - sprayed with water; very drunk
• hosel - part of a golf club
• hosen - plural of "hose", a stocking
• hoser - one who uses a hose; a good guy
• hoses - sprays with water
• Hoshi - a first name
• hosin - a town in the Czech Republic
• hoska - narcotics; contraband
• Hosni - a first name
• Hosny - a first name
• hosta - a plantain lily
• hoste - an island in Chile
• hosts - entertains socially; plural of "host", a large number; the Eucharistic wafer
• hotan - variant of "Hotien", a city in China
• hotch - to wiggle; to hitch; in the phrase "hotch potch", a miscellany
• hotel - an inn
• hoten - promised
• hotes - commands; enjoins
• hotin - another name for Khotin
• hotly - in a hot or angry manner
• hotsy - dramatic, strong, prominent
• hotty - an attractive person or celebrity
• houbi - a town in Taiwan
• Houda - a first name
• houes - plural of "houe", a tumulus
• houff - a haunt or resort
• houfs - howfs
• hough - a hamstring
• houka - a hookah
• Houko - a first name
• hoult - a piece of woodland
• houma - a town in Louisiana
• houmi - an American Indian language
• hound - a dog; to follow
• houps - plural of "houp", a hoopoe
• houri - a nymph of Paradise; a small Arabian boat
• hourn - a British bay
• hours - plural of "hour", a unit of time
• Houry - a first name
• house - a domicile; a residence
• houss - an ornamental cloth covering
• housy - like a house
• houts - hoots
• houve - a head covering
• Hovan - a first name
• hovas - plural of "hova", a Malagash, a native of Madagascar
• hoved - heaved
• hovel - a dilapidated house
• hoven - bloated; raised; swollen
• hover - to float in the air
• hoves - heaves
• Hovig - a first name
• hovis - wheat bread
• howbe - howbeit
• howdy - a greeting; a midwife
• howea - a genus of feather palms
• howel - a first name; a cooper's tool
• howes - plural of "howe", a hollow; a glen
• Howey - a first name
• howff - a haunt or resort
• howfs - plural of "howf", a place frequently visited
• Howie - a first name
• Howin - a first name
• howks - digs; burrows
• howls - yowls
• howps - cries out; yells
• howre - an obsolete spelling of "hour"
• howry - dirty, nasty
• howso - howsoever
• howve - a hood or head covering
• hoxed - hocked; hamstringed
• hoxes - hocks; hamstrings
• hoxne - a town in England, where Saint Edmund was murdered
• hoyas - plural of "hoya", a genus of climbing plants; a Georgetown hoopster
• hoyed - incited; drove on
• hoyle - a rule book for games
• Hrank - a first name
• Hrant - a first name
• Hrolf - a first name
• hrvat - a Croat
• hsian - a town in China
• hsien - a western Chou domain in central China
• hsing - a town in northern China
• huabi - huave, an Indian people of Oaxaca, Mexico
• huaca - any object inhabited by a god or spirit
• huaco - a pre-Columbian relic of Peru
• huari - an Indian people of eastern Mato Grosso, Brazil; a town in Bolivia
• huave - an Indian people of Oaxaca, Mexico
• huaxi - a town in China
• hubal - a Middle Eastern moon god
• hubam - clover
• hubba - an interjection, usually "hubba hubba", expressing lusty appreciation; crack cocaine; a unit of weight in Calcutta
• hubby - a husband
• hubei - a language
• Huber - a first name
• Hubey - a first name
• Hubie - a first name
• hubli - a town in India
• hucho - a genus of large riverine fish
• hucks - plural of "huck", a German trout; a hip
• huder - a town in Mongolia
• hudna - a ceasefire
• huela - a language
• huelo - a town on the island of Maui, Hawaiia
• huels - plural of "huel", a Cornish mine
• huene - one of the Tulun islands
• huers - plural of "huer", a fish scout watching for shoals
• hueys - plural of "Huey", a military helicopter
• huffs - breathes heavily
• huffy - petulant; offended
• huger - larger
• huggy - likely to hug someone; warm and friendly
• Hughy - a first name
• hugin - in Norse mythology, one of two raven companions of Odin, representing thought
• hugli - the Hooghly river in north east India
• hugos - plural of "Hugo", a science fiction award
• huias - plural of "huia", a New Zealand starling
• huila - a Colombian volcano
• hulas - plural of "hula", a Hawaiian dance
• hulba - a Yemeni sauce made of fenugreek
• hulch - a hunch
• Hulda - a first name
• hules - plural of "hule", variant of "ule", a central American rubber tree
• hulks - appears impressively large; old ships
• hulky - unwieldy; massive
• hullo - a greeting
• hulls - plural of "hull", a shell; the base of a ship
• hully - husky; a very fat person; in the phrase "hully gully", a dance
• Hulon - a first name
• humae - a legendary bird whose appearance signifies the viewer will become a king
• Humam - a first name
• human - of the species Homo
• humas - plural of "huma", a mythical unresting bird
• humbo - a town in Ethiopia
• humet - in heraldry, an abbreviated fesse
• humfs - makes an expression of dissatisfaction or disbelief
• humic - wet; dank; of humus
• humid - damp; moist
• humin - a dark insoluble substance formed in various chemical reactions
• humit - the units in which combined humidity and temperature readings are made
• humla - a town in Nepal
• hummy - satisfied; content
• humor - to indulge; a mood; comic matter; one of four constituents of character
• humpf - an exclamation of disbelief
• humph - a first name; an exclamation of disbelief
• humps - plural of "hump", a hillock; a bump; what hump?
• humpy - a first name; an Australian native hut; full of humps; an ideal surfing wave; bad tempered
• humus - a rich soil
• Humza - a first name
• hunan - a Chinese province and home of a fiery cuisine
• hunch - intuition; to slump; a hump
• hunde - a language
• hundi - a negotiable instrument of trade, used in India
• hundy - one hundred dollars
• hunge - a town in Sweden
• hungo - Hungarian
• hungu - a language
• hunia - a pack animal
• hunko - someone who is short and stocky
• hunks - plural of "hunk", a chunk; an attractive man
• hunky - chunky; an ethnic slur; in the phrase "hunky dory", very satisfactory
• Hunny - a first name
• Hunor - a first name
• hunts - stalks; searches for
• hunya - fighting rams
• hunza - a region of Pakistan
• Huong - a first name
• hupas - plural of "hupa", a North American Indian tribe in northwest California
• hupeh - a province in east central China
• hupei - a province in east central China
• hupen - a province in China
• Huram - a first name
• hurds - flax refuse
• hurdy - in the phrase "hurdy gurdy", a portable musical instrument played by a crank
• hurls - flings; vomits
• hurly - a first name; confusion; a ball; in the phrase "hurly burly", chaos or uproar
• huron - an American Indian tribe
• hurra - a celebratory exclamation
• hurri - hurrian; a country in the ancient Near East
• hurry - to rush
• hurst - a first name; a grove
• hurts - causes pain; damages
• hurty - hurtful
• huruk - an Indian drum shaped like an hourglass
• Husam - a first name
• husht - an interjection urging silence
• hushy - secret
• husis - plural of "husi", a fine sheer Philippine fabric
• husks - plural of "husk", an outer hull
• husky - heavy-set; throaty-sounding; a sled dog
• Husnu - a first name
• husos - plural of "huso", the great sturgeon
• hussy - a housewife; a brazen girl
• husum - a town in Germany
• huszt - a town in Hungary
• hutch - a coop; a dish cabinet
• hutia - the West Indian hog rat
• hutty - an elephant
• hutus - plural of "Hutu", a member of a Central African ethnic group
• huxen - a town in Germany
• Huxly - a first name
• huzza - a celebratory exclamation
• huzzy - a hussy; a brazen woman
• hveen - an island near Copenhagen where Tycho Brahe had an observatory
• hwang - an Asian river
• hwans - plural of "hwan", a monetary unit of Korea
• hwyls - plural of "hwyl", an emotional outburst
• hyads - variant of "Hyades", a cluster of stars; the daughters of Atlas
• Hyatt - a first name
• hybla - an ancient city of Sicily
• hydel - hydroelectric
• hyden - a town in Kentucky
• Hyder - a first name
• Hydie - a first name
• hydra - a nine-headed snake; the constellation of the water monster; a fresh water polyp
• hydro - a spa
• hyena - a scavenging feline
• hyens - plural of "hyen", a hyena
• hying - present participle of "hie"
• hykes - plural of "hyke", a loose Arab garment
• Hylan - a first name
• hylas - a first name; plural of "hyla", a tree frog
• Hylda - a first name
• hyleg - the ruling planet in a horoscope
• hyles - plural of "hyle", a woody matter
• hylic - materialistic; corporeal
• Hyman - a first name
• hymar - the wild ass of Persia
• hymen - a first name; the Roman god of marriage; a membrane that partially occludes the vagina
• Hymie - a first name
• hymns - plural of "hymn", a sacred song
• Hynda - a first name
• hynde - hind
• Hynee - a first name
• hynes - plural of "hyne", variant of "hine", a servant
• hyogo - a prefecture in western Japan
• hyoid - the tongue bone, literally, something shaped like the Greek letter upsilon
• hypar - a hyperbolic paraboloid
• hyped - promoted extravagantly
• hyper - very excitable; above
• hypes - promotes extravagantly; plural of "hype", a wrestling throw
• hypha - a threadlike element of a fungus
• hyphy - a style of hip-hop music
• hypos - plural of "hypo", a hypodermic needle
• hyppo - St Augustine's home town, also spelled "Hippo"
• Hyram - a first name
• hyrax - a rock rabbit
• Hyron - a first name
• hyrse - millet
• hyrst - a hurst, or woods
• Hyrum - a first name
• hyson - a Chinese green tea
• hythe - a haven; a coastal town in southern England
• hyuga - a town in Japan
• Hywel - a first name
• iaido - a Japanese style of fencing
• Iakob - a first name
• Iakov - a first name
• iambe - a first name; the daughter of Pan and Echo, goddess of rhyme and merriment
• iambi - plural of "iamb", a metrical foot in poetry
• iambs - plural of "iamb", a metrical foot in poetry
• Ianna - a first name
• Ianis - a first name
• Ianke - a first name
• Ianos - a first name
• ianus - a first name; a variant of "Janus", god of beginnings, doors and gateways
• Iason - a first name
• iasus - a first name; jasus, a genus of spiny lobsters
• ibads - plural of "Ibad", an Arabic people
• Ibbie - a first name
• ibera - a lake in South America
• iberi - the Celtic inhabitants of Britain
• ibiza - a resort island off the coast of Spain
• iblis - Eblis
• Ibrah - a first name
• Ibram - a first name
• ibrik - a water pot used in a Turkish bath
• Ibsaa - a first name
• icaco - the coco plum
• icana - a river in Brazil
• icasm - any figurative expression
• Iccho - a first name
• iceni - an ancient British ethnic group
• icers - plural of "icer", an instrument for applying icing
• iched - eked
• iches - ekes
• ichor - in Greek mythology, a god's blood; watery material that oozes from wounds
• ichou - a Han commanderie in southwest China
• ichun - a town in China
• icica - a tropical American timber tree
• icier - more icy
• icily - coldly
• icing - a creamy sugary coating used on cakes and doughnuts
• icker - an ear of corn
• ickle - an icicle
• icons - plural of "icon", a religious picture
• ictal - caused by an ictus; with rhythm
• ictic - abrupt; forceful; relating to the recurring stress or beat in a rhythmic sound
• ictus - a stroke; an accentuation; a beat of the heart
• idaho - a state of the USA
• Idaia - a first name
• idant - in biology, a hypothetical unit of germ plasm regarded as an aggregation of ids
• Idaya - a first name
• iddat - a period of several months during which a Muslim widow cannot remarry
• ideal - utopian; fanciful; a subset of a ring comprising all linear combinations of one or more generators
• idean - of Mount Ida on Crete
• ideas - plural of "idea", a mental image
• ideat - a variant of "ideate"
• idees - plural of "idee", an idea
• Idell - a first name
• idgah - a place set apart for public prayers on the two chief Muslim feasts
• idgoh - a town in Afghanistan
• idhna - a Palestinian town
• Idina - a first name
• idiom - argot; a specialized language
• idiot - a nitwit
• idism - the use or promotion of the artificial language Ido
• idist - an Ido linguist
• idite - a speaker or promoter of the articial language Ido
• idled - did nothing
• idler - one who does nothing
• idles - does nothing
• idlis - plural of "idli", a thick flat bread made from rice and lentils
• idola - plural of "idolum", an image without substance, a fantasy
• idols - plural of "idol", an object of worship
• idoma - a language
• idose - a sugar
• idrin - Rastafarian brethren
• idris - a first name; a mythical Welsh giant
• Idriz - a first name
• Idrys - a first name
• iduna - a first name; in Norse mythology, possessor of apples of immortality
• idunn - a first name; in Norse mythology, possessor of apples of immortality
• Idwal - a first name
• idyll - a pastoral poem
• idyls - plural of "idyl", a poem depicting pastoral tranquillity
• ieper - the Flemish name for Ypres, a town in Belgium
• Ierne - a first name
• ieroe - a great-grandchild
• Iesha - a first name
• Ieuan - a first name
• ifads - an old expression of astonishment
• ifegs - an old expression of astonishment
• ifere - together
• iffen - if
• Ifrah - a first name
• Ifraz - a first name
• ifrit - afreet
• Iftah - a first name
• iftar - the sundown meal that ends the Ramadan fast
• Ifzal - a first name
• igala - a Yoruba-speaking people
• igalo - a town in Montenegro
• igapo - gapo; the part of the Brazilian jungle that is underwater for part of the year
• igara - a Yoruba-speaking people
• igdyr - a nomadic Turkoman people
• Iggie - a first name
• iggle - to talk another into doing one a favor
• igigi - a group of heavenly spirits under Anu in Babylonian theology
• igloo - an Eskimo snow house
• iglus - plural of "iglu", an igloo
• Ignac - a first name
• Ignaz - a first name
• Ignes - a first name
• ignis - Latin for "fire", as in "ignus fatuus", fool's light
• ihlat - a nomadic Sunnite people of Persia
• ihram - a robe worn by Muslim pilgrims
• Ihsan - a first name
• ihsun - a town in Sinkiang
• iiwis - plural of "iiwi", a Hawaiian bird
• ijara - a town in Kenya; a Muslim custom of protection of guests
• ikary - caviar
• ikats - plural of "ikat", a fabric of tie-dyed yarns
• Ikbal - a first name
• ikeda - a town in Japan
• Ikemi - a first name
• Ikkei - a first name
• Iklas - a first name
• ikoma - a town in Japan
• ikons - plural of "ikon", an icon
• Ikram - a first name
• Ikuko - a first name
• Ilana - a first name
• Ilani - a first name
• Ilann - a first name
• ilava - a Hindu caste of cultivators
• ilave - a town in Peru
• Ildar - a first name
• ileac - colicky; of or pertaining to the ileum
• ileal - of the ileum
• Ilean - a first name
• ilebo - another name for Port-Francqui
• Ileen - a first name
• Ilena - a first name
• Ilene - a first name
• ileon - ileum
• Ilese - a first name
• ileum - the lowest of the three portions of the small intestine
• ileus - severe colic due to intestinal obstruction
• Ilgar - a first name
• Ilham - a first name
• Ilhan - a first name
• iliac - pertaining to the ilium
• iliad - an epic poem about the fall of Troy
• ilial - iliac
• ilian - of or relating to Troy
• Ilias - a first name
• iliau - a destructive disease of young sugarcane
• Ilich - a first name
• Ilida - a first name
• Ilija - a first name
• ilima - a first name; a small shrub bearing yellow or orange flowers
• ilimp - to happen or befall
• Ilina - a first name
• Iline - a first name
• ilion - ancient Troy
• ilipa - a town in Spain
• Ilisa - a first name
• Ilise - a first name
• Ilita - a first name
• ilium - a bone of the pelvis; the haunch bone; the ancient city of Troy
• Ilker - a first name
• Ilkka - a first name
• ilkon - variant of "ilkoon", each one or every one
• Illan - a first name
• iller - more ill
• Illia - a first name
• illin - crazy
• illon - a town in South Korea
• illth - poverty
• illuk - cogon
• Illya - a first name
• ilmen - a European lake
• iloko - ilocano
• Ilona - a first name
• Ilone - a first name
• Ilsey - a first name
• Ilyas - a first name
• Ilyaz - a first name
• Ilyna - a first name
• Ilysa - a first name
• Ilyse - a first name
• image - a picture; a representation
• imago - the final or "perfect" state of a metamorphic insect; an internal psychological image of an important person
• imama - a female Islamic religious instructor
• imams - plural of "imam", an Islamic priest
• Imani - a first name
• imans - plural of "iman", variant of "imam", an Islamic priest
• Imany - a first name
• imari - a Japanese harbor city, and a kind of porcelain made there
• imaum - variant of "imam", an Islamic priest
• imban - to put under a ban
• imbar - to exclude
• imbat - a cooling etesian wind in the Levant
• imbay - to embay
• imbed - to place into
• imber - the great northern diver
• imbow - to arch
• imbox - to enclose in a box
• imbue - to dye; to permeate
• Imena - a first name
• imide - a chemical compound
• imido - containing an imide
• imids - plural of "imid", an imide
• imine - a chemical compound
• imino - containing an imine
• imins - plural of "imin", a kind of chemical compound
• imjin - a river on the border between North and South Korea
• immew - to confine
• immie - agate; imitation marble
• immis - changeable
• immit - to inject
• immix - to mingle
• imola - a first name; a town in central Italy
• impar - unpaired
• imped - grafted feathers onto a bird's wing
• impel - to force; to drive
• impen - to write
• impex - from "import/export", a business involved in international trade
• impis - plural of "impi", a Zulu regiment
• imply - to suggest; to logically entail
• impot - a written task imposed as a punishment
• impro - improvisational comedy
• imput - input; charge
• Imran - a first name
• imroz - a Turkish island
• imshi - an expression meaning "Go away!"
• imshy - an expression meaning "Go away!"
• Inaam - a first name
• inage - to make old
• inagh - a town in Ireland
• inaja - the Brazilian palm
• Inaki - a first name
• inane - fatuous; empty headed
• inapt - unfit; clumsy
• inare - a lake in Finland
• inari - a town, and lake in Finland
• inarm - to encircle in the arms; to hug
• Inbal - a first name
• Inbar - a first name
• inbow - a bend
• inbox - a box or basket into which messages or assignments are delivered
• inbye - inward
• incan - of the Incas
• incap - an incapacitating agent
• incas - plural of "Inca", a South American Indian
• incle - a variant of "inkle"
• incog - incognito
• incur - to contract; to become liable for
• incus - the anvil bone of the inner ear; a thundercloud shaped like an anvil
• incut - inset
• indan - a chemical
• Indar - a first name
• indel - in gene sequencing, an insertion or deletion
• inder - a first name; a European lake
• indew - endue
• index - a pointer; a list; an indicator
• Indhu - a first name
• india - a first name; an Asian country
• indic - of India; a branch of the Indo-European language family
• indie - a first name; an independent person or business
• indig - an indigenous person
• indin - a dark red crystalline substance
• indio - a first name; a town in California
• indoc - an indoctrination or training course
• indol - indole, a chemical compound
• indow - to endow
• indra - a first name; the Hindu god of rain
• indre - a department of France
• indri - a large silky short-tailed lemur of Madagascar
• indue - to endue; to invest
• indus - a river flowing through Tibet, Kashmir and Pakistan; the constellation of the Indian
• Indya - a first name
• indyl - indolyl
• Ineke - a first name
• Inela - a first name
• Inell - a first name
• inept - not apt; futile; pointless
• ineri - igneri
• inerm - without prickles; unarmed
• inert - unmoving; inactive
• ineye - to graft a bud onto a tree
• infer - to deduce
• infil - a shortened form of "infiltration"
• infit - refers to a statistical fit to data that tries to ignore outlying data
• infix - to implant; referring to formulas in which operators are between their arguments
• infos - plural of "info", an item of information
• infra - below
• ingan - an onion
• Ingar - a first name
• ingas - plural of "inga", a family of trees and shrubs with pinnate leaves
• Inger - a first name
• ingle - a first name; a fireside
• ingot - a mass of metal; a metallic brick
• ingra - a first name; a town in Finland
• iniac - relating to the inion, the bump at the back of the skull
• inial - relating to the inion, the bump at the back of the skull
• inias - plural of "inia", a phrenological bump
• Iniga - a first name
• inigo - a first name; as in, "My name is Inigo Montoya."
• Iniki - a first name
• Iniko - a first name
• ining - a town in China
• inini - a former part of French Guiana, now separate
• inion - the bump at the back of the skull
• injun - slang for "Indian"
• inked - added ink to; wrote; signed
• Inken - a first name
• inker - a recording device; one who inks
• inkie - an incandescent lamp
• inkle - a broad linen tape; a ploy in euchre
• inkos - a Zulu chief
• inkra - ga
• inlaw - a relative by marriage
• inlay - to tesselate
• inlet - a bay; an aperture
• inman - a town in Kansas
• inmew - to enclose
• inned - past tense of "in"
• inner - interior
• Innes - a first name
• innet - a town in Burma
• innie - a belly button that is recessed
• Innis - a first name
• innit - slang for "isn't it"
• inode - a UNIX file system structure
• inola - a town in Oklahoma
• inoma - a town in the Philippines
• inorb - to enclose in or surround with an orb
• input - things that enter; data given to a computer program
• inros - plural of "inro", a Japanese ornamental box for medicine, perfume and so on
• inrun - a running in; a skiing trestle
• insar - a town in Lebanon
• insch - a town in Scotland
• inset - to implant; to place within
• insty - instantaneous
• insue - a variant of "ensue"
• intel - intelligence, often military
• inter - to bury
• intil - into; unto
• intra - Latin for "inner" or "internal"
• intro - an introduction
• intue - to intuit
• inubo - an Asian cape
• inuit - an Eskimo tribe
• inula - an herb, the elecampane plant
• inund - to inundate
• inure - to harden
• inurn - to place in an urn
• inust - burnt in
• inuus - a Barbary ape; a deity in early Roman religion
• invar - a nickel steel alloy
• invex - concave
• inwit - intuition; conscience; the agenbiter
• Ioana - a first name
• Ioann - a first name
• iodal - containing iodine
• iodic - containing iodine
• iodid - iodide
• iodin - iodine
• iodol - a brownish crystalline compound of iodine
• Iolee - a first name
• Iolia - a first name
• Ionel - a first name
• Ioney - a first name
• ionia - a first name; an ancient region along the west coast of Asia Minor
• ionic - from Ionia; having an electronic charge
• Ionie - a first name
• Ionut - a first name
• Iorav - a first name
• Ioseb - a first name
• Iosep - a first name
• Iosif - a first name
• Iosua - a first name
• iotas - plural of "iota", a Greek letter; a small amount
• Iouri - a first name
• iowan - a native or resident of Iowa
• iowas - a tribe of Indians
• ioway - a Siouan people; a humorous reference to the state of Iowa
• iphis - a first name; in mythology, a woman raised as a boy and later transformed by the gods into a man
• iphys - a first name; in mythology, a woman raised as a boy and later transformed by the gods into a man
• Ippei - a first name
• ippon - a full-point score in judo
• ippor - a point awarded for a perfect move in judo or karate
• ipses - a thingamajig; a whatsit
• ipsus - an ancient village in Phrygia, Asia Minor, site of a battle between Alexander's successors
• Iqbal - a first name
• iqdir - a town in Turkey
• irabu - one of the Ryukyu islands
• irade - a Turkish written decree
• Iradj - a first name
• iraki - a native of Iraq
• Irana - a first name
• irani - a native of Iran
• irapa - a town in Venezuela
• iraqi - a native of Iraq
• iraqw - a language
• irate - angry
• irati - a town in Brazil
• iraya - a pagan people of northern Mindanao
• irazu - a volcano and river in Costa Rica
• Irban - a first name
• irbid - a town in Jordan
• irbil - the modern name for Arbela, in Iraq
• Ireen - a first name
• ireli - a town in Mali
• Irena - a first name
• irene - a first name; the Roman goddess of peace
• ireos - the Florentine iris
• Ireya - a first name
• Irfan - a first name
• irfon - a first name; a British river
• irgun - a Jewish underground army in colonial Palestine
• irian - relating to the iris
• iriba - a town in Chad
• irids - plural of "irid", a plant of the iris family; the iris of the eye
• Irien - a first name
• Irina - a first name
• iring - angering
• Irini - a first name
• irion - a bay in Australia
• iriri - a river in Brazil
• Irisa - a first name
• irish - a native of Ireland
• Irita - a first name
• irite - an iridium compound
• irked - annoyed
• Irkha - a first name
• Irmay - a first name
• irmus - a rhetorical device of using a long sentence with a dramatic end
• iroha - the Japanese kana in its popular ordering
• iroko - a very large timber tree of tropical Africa
• iroma - a Japanese syllabary, or Kana, in the popular order: "I", "Ro" and "Ma" are the first three syllables.
• Irona - a first name
• irone - an aromatic oil obtained from the orrisroot
• irons - presses; plural of "iron", a metal golf club
• irony - mockery; a reversal of status, expectation, or meaning; language whose intent belies its formal meaning; consisting of iron
• irous - irascible; easily angered
• irpen - a town in Ukraine
• irpes - plural of "irpe", a fantastic grimace or contortion
• irpex - a genus of tooth fungi
• Irven - a first name
• Irvin - a first name
• Irwin - a first name
• Irwyn - a first name
• Iryna - a first name
• Isaac - a first name
• Isaak - a first name
• isaba - a town in Spain
• isabu - a town in Japan
• Isack - a first name
• Isaia - a first name
• Isaid - a first name
• Isaih - a first name
• Isais - a first name
• Isamu - a first name
• isana - a river in Colombia
• Isatu - a first name
• isawa - members of a Muslim religious brotherhood
• isbas - plural of "isba", a Russian log hut
• Isbel - a first name
• iscas - plural of "isca", an excrescence on oak or hazel
• Isela - a first name
• isere - a river in France
• iseum - a temple to Isis
• Iseut - a first name
• Ishak - a first name
• Isham - a first name
• ishan - a first name; a language
• Ishaq - a first name
• ishes - plural of "ish", a liberty of going out
• ishim - an Asian river; a town in Russia
• isiac - a first name; referring to the Egyptian goddess Isis
• Isiah - a first name
• Isild - a first name
• isiro - another name for Paulis
• iskar - a river in Bulgaria
• isker - a river in Bulgaria
• iskra - a town in Bulgaria
• iskur - a lake in Bulgaria
• islam - a first name; a religious faith based on the Koran
• islay - a first name; one of the Hebrides islands
• isled - made of islands
• isles - plural of "isle", an island
• islet - a small island
• islip - a town near Oxford, England; a town on Long Island
• islot - an islet
• Islow - a first name
• Ismal - a first name
• Isman - a first name
• Ismar - a first name
• Ismet - a first name
• isnad - the chain of authority attesting the authenticity of a particular haddith
• isoka - a first name; a town in Zambia
• isoko - a language
• Isold - a first name
• Isolt - a first name
• isote - a yucca plant
• ispra - a town in Italy
• Israa - a first name
• Issac - a first name
• Issai - a first name
• Issam - a first name
• Issat - a first name
• Issca - a first name
• issei - a Japanese immigrant to the United States
• Issel - a first name
• Isser - a first name
• Issey - a first name
• Issia - a first name
• Issie - a first name
• issos - a variant of "Issus"
• issue - to come forth; a matter in dispute; one appearance of a periodical
• Issur - a first name
• issus - an ancient town in southeast Asia Minor, where Alexander defeated Darius
• Istar - a first name
• ister - a name for the Danube river; a river god of Scythia
• istle - an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
• istra - a town in Russia; the Istrian peninsula
• isuan - referring to Isua, in western Greenland, where some of the oldest known rocks are found
• iswas - a rough and ready calculating device
• itala - an early Latin version of the Scriptures
• Italo - a first name
• itals - plural of "ital", an italic letter
• Italy - a European country
• itami - a town in Japan
• itape - a town in Paraguay
• itapi - a river in Brazil
• itata - a river in Chile
• itati - a lake in South America; a town in Argentina
• Itche - a first name
• itchy - scratchy
• items - plural of "item", a unit, a thing
• itemy - full of items; itemized
• iters - plural of "iter", a brain passageway
• Ithel - a first name
• ithen - a British river
• ither - other
• ithun - a Norse goddess, wife of Bragi, who guarded the apples of youth
• itmos - plural of "itmo", a betel nut
• Ittai - a first name
• ituri - a highlands area of the Congo
• Itzak - a first name
• itzas - plural of "itza", a division of the Yucatec people of Peten, Guatemala
• Itzik - a first name
• Iulia - a first name
• iulid - a type of millipede
• iulus - a julus; a catkin; an ament
• Iurie - a first name
• ivads - an old expression of astonishment
• Ivana - a first name
• Ivane - a first name
• Ivann - a first name
• Ivano - a first name
• Iveta - a first name
• Ivete - a first name
• Iveth - a first name
• Ivett - a first name
• Ivica - a first name
• ivied - covered in ivy
• ivies - plural of "ivy", an ornamental vine
• ivins - plural of "ivin", ivy
• iviza - one of the Balearic Islands
• Ivona - a first name
• Ivone - a first name
• Ivori - a first name
• ivory - a first name; the material of elephant tusks
• ivrea - a town in Italy, with an annual orange-throwing festival
• Ivree - a first name
• Ivria - a first name
• ivrit - a modernized form of Hebrew
• ivver - a variant of "ever"
• ivyed - ivied
• iwaka - a river in Irian Jaya
• iwaki - a town in Japan
• iwans - plural of "iwan", a large audience chamber in Parthian architecture
• iwata - a town in Japan
• iwate - a prefecture of Japan
• Iwona - a first name
• Ixaka - a first name
• ixias - plural of "ixia", a South African flowering plant
• ixion - the king of the Lapithae, bound to a wheel for loving Hera
• ixnay - Pig Latin for "nix", no
• ixora - a genus of tropical shrubs
• ixtil - variant of "ixtle", an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
• ixtle - an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
• ixtli - variant of "ixtle", an aloe fiber used in making bagging and carpets
• Iyabo - a first name
• iyala - a language
• Iyapo - a first name
• Iyari - a first name
• Iyman - a first name
• Iyoka - a first name
• iyyar - a Hebrew month
• Izaac - a first name
• Izaak - a first name
• izard - the ibex or chamois of the Pyrenees
• izars - plural of "izar", an outer garment worn by Muslim women
• izbas - plural of "izba", a Russian log cabin
• Izbul - a first name
• izedi - a Mesopotomanian sect accused of worshipping the devil
• Izeke - a first name
• Izhar - a first name
• izhma - a river of the USSR
• izieu - a village in France
• izium - a town in Ukraine
• izles - plural of "izle", a spark rising from a fire or chimney, or its soot
• izmir - the Turkish name of Smyrna
• izmit - a Turkish resort on the Black Sea
• iznik - a town in Turkey
• izola - a first name; a town in Slovenia
• Izora - a first name
• izote - a Mexican yucca plant
• Izsak - a first name
• iztle - an aloe fiber
• iztli - a form of obsidian; an Aztec god
• Iztok - a first name
• izumi - a town in Japan
• izumo - a town in Japan
• izyum - a town in Ukraine
• Izzak - a first name
• izzat - a first name; honor; glory; respect
• Izzet - a first name
• Izzie - a first name
• Jaali - a first name
• jabem - a Papuan people
• Jaber - a first name
• Jabes - a first name
• jabez - a first name; to play an underhanded trick
• jabia - a unit of area in Libya of about 1225 square meters
• jabim - yabim
• Jabin - a first name
• Jabir - a first name
• jabot - a lace frill
• jacal - a crude thatched hut with walls made of poles, covered in mud
• Jacan - a first name
• jacas - plural of "jaca", bread fruit, jackfruit
• Jacee - a first name
• Jacek - a first name
• Jacel - a first name
• Jacen - a first name
• Jacey - a first name
• Jacia - a first name
• Jacie - a first name
• Jacki - a first name
• jacko - a first name; jocko; a gorilla-like creature discovered in the late nineteenth century
• jacks - a first name (at least if you watch "Feeling Minnesota!"); the bathroom; plural of "jack", a wooden wedge; a child's toy
• jacky - a first name; a sailor; gin
• jacob - a first name; a town in the Congo
• jacot - a first name; a jacot tool, a small hand lathe for watch pivots
• Jacsi - a first name
• jacua - jagua
• jacus - plural of "jacu", a South American guan
• Jadah - a first name
• Jadan - a first name
• jadar - a river in Bosnia
• Jadda - a first name
• Jadea - a first name
• jaded - sated
• Jadee - a first name
• Jadel - a first name
• Jaden - a first name
• Jader - a first name
• jades - wearies; plural of "jade", a semiprecious gemstone
• Jadey - a first name
• Jadie - a first name
• Jadin - a first name
• Jadon - a first name
• jadoo - a first name; an artificial silk
• Jadyn - a first name
• Jaeda - a first name
• Jaela - a first name
• Jaeli - a first name
• Jafar - a first name
• jaffa - a first name; a city in Israel; an orange
• Jafit - a first name
• Jafra - a first name
• jagat - in Hinduism, animate beings
• jager - the great skua; a high quality diamond; a German or Austrian rifleman
• Jaggi - a first name
• jaggs - cuts unevenly
• jaggy - uneven
• jagin - an Asian cape
• jagir - in India, a grant of the public revenues to an administrator
• jagla - the serow, an Asiatic goat
• jagra - a coarse dark sugar
• jagua - inaja; genipap; yagua
• jague - a first name; a ditch
• Jagur - a first name
• Jahan - a first name
• jahaz - a biblical place
• Jahel - a first name
• Jahja - a first name
• Jahla - a first name
• Jahna - a first name
• Jahon - a first name
• Jahre - a first name
• jahve - Jehovah
• Jaicy - a first name
• Jaida - a first name
• Jaide - a first name
• jails - plural of "jail", a prison
• Jaima - a first name
• Jaime - a first name
• Jaimi - a first name
• Jaimy - a first name
• jaina - a believer in Jainism
• Jaine - a first name
• jains - plural of "Jain", a member of an Indian sect
• Jainy - a first name
• Jaira - a first name
• Jairo - a first name
• Jairy - a first name
• Jaiya - a first name
• jajce - a town in Bosnia
• Jakab - a first name
• Jakea - a first name
• jaked - broken
• jakes - an outhouse; plural of "jake", a year-old male turkey
• jakey - a first name; old fashioned
• Jakia - a first name
• jakie - a first name; a South American striped frog
• Jakir - a first name
• Jakiv - a first name
• Jakki - a first name
• Jakob - a first name
• jakos - plural of "jako", an African gray
• Jakov - a first name
• Jakub - a first name
• jakun - an aboriginal people of the southern Malay peninsula
• Jakup - a first name
• Jalal - a first name
• jalap - a cathartic root
• jalee - jalee work, marble carved to look like latticework
• Jaleh - a first name
• Jalen - a first name
• jaleo - a lively Spanish solo dance, accompanied by castanets
• Jalil - a first name
• Jalin - a first name
• Jalna - a first name
• jalop - jalap, a cathartic root; a jalopy
• jalor - an east Indian rowing or sailing ship
• Jamaa - a first name
• jamah - a long sleeved cotton coat of knee length worn in Pakistan
• Jamal - a first name
• jaman - a first name; the Java plum
• Jamar - a first name
• jamas - pajamas; plural of "jama", a long-sleeved knee length cotton coat
• Jamay - a first name
• jamba - acle
• jambe - a piece of leg armor
• jambi - a province in southeast Sumatra
• jambo - the rose apple; Swahili for "hello"
• jambs - forces together tightly; plural of "jamb", the vertical side of an opening
• jambu - an East Indian rose-apple tree
• Jamea - a first name
• Jamee - a first name
• Jamel - a first name
• james - a first name; a flunkey
• Jamey - a first name
• Jamia - a first name
• Jamie - a first name
• Jamil - a first name
• Jamin - a first name
• Jamis - a first name
• jamit - to play music together informally
• jammu - an Indian state
• jammy - a first name; sticky with jam; a pajama; lucky
• Jamod - a first name
• Jamon - a first name
• jamsa - a town in Finland
• jamui - a town in India
• Jamya - a first name
• Jamye - a first name
• Jamyi - a first name
• Janaa - a first name
• janab - a Persian title of rank
• janad - a town in Yemen
• Janae - a first name
• Janah - a first name
• Janai - a first name
• Janak - a first name
• Janan - a first name
• Janar - a first name
• Janas - a first name
• Janat - a first name
• Janau - a first name
• Janav - a first name
• Janay - a first name
• Janaz - a first name
• Janco - a first name
• janda - a pole that is kissed during Persian New Year's ceremonies
• Jando - a first name
• Jandy - a first name
• Janea - a first name
• Janee - a first name
• Janei - a first name
• Janek - a first name
• Janel - a first name
• janes - plural of "jane", a girl or woman; twilled cloth
• Janet - a first name
• Janey - a first name
• Janez - a first name
• janfu - Joint Army Navy Foul Up, so to speak
• Jania - a first name
• Janie - a first name
• Janis - a first name
• Janit - a first name
• Janka - a first name
• Janko - a first name
• janks - changes altitude and direction to avoid anti-aircraft fire
• janky - unlucky; nervous; uncool; weird; bad
• Janna - a first name
• Janne - a first name
• janns - plural of "jann", a variant of "jinn", a genie
• janny - a first name; a school janitor
• Janos - a first name
• Janot - a first name
• Janou - a first name
• janow - a town in Poland
• Janse - a first name
• Jante - a first name
• jants - plural of "jant", a jaunt
• jantu - an Indian water-raising device using a lever
• janty - a first name; jaunty; showy
• janua - a door or gate
• janus - a first name; the two-faced Roman god honored by "January"
• Janvi - a first name
• Jaoke - a first name
• japan - an Asian country; a varnish
• japed - mocked
• japen - an island near New Guinea
• japer - mocker
• japes - mocks
• japie - a first name; an Afrikaner
• jappy - Japanese
• japvo - a mountain in Assam, India
• japyx - the type genus of the family Japagidae
• Jaqui - a first name
• Jarad - a first name
• Jarah - a first name
• jarai - a language
• Jarda - a first name
• jarde - a callous tumor on a horse's leg, below the hock
• jards - a callous tumor on a horse's leg, below the hock
• Jareb - a first name
• Jared - a first name
• Jarek - a first name
• Jarel - a first name
• Jaren - a first name
• Jaret - a first name
• Jaria - a first name
• Jarib - a first name
• Jaric - a first name
• Jarid - a first name
• Jaris - a first name
• Jarko - a first name
• jarks - plural of "jark", a seal
• jarls - plural of "jarl", a Scandinavian nobleman
• jarmo - a neolithic village site in northeast Iraq
• Jarno - a first name
• Jarod - a first name
• Jaron - a first name
• jarra - an Australian eucalyptus
• jarta - a term of endearment
• jarul - the Indian bloodwood
• jarvy - the driver of a hackney coach
• Jaryd - a first name
• Jasai - a first name
• Jasan - a first name
• jasbo - elements of low or vulgar comedy introduced into a play
• Jasek - a first name
• Jasen - a first name
• jasey - a worsted wig made of Jersey yarn
• Jasha - a first name
• Jasia - a first name
• Jasim - a first name
• Jasin - a first name
• Jasma - a first name
• Jasme - a first name
• jasms - plural of "jasm", an enthusiasm for accomplishment
• Jasna - a first name
• Jason - a first name
• jaspe - veined and spotted like jasper; a cotton cloth shaded like jasper
• jasps - plural of "jasp", jasper
• jassy - a city in northeast Romania
• Jasun - a first name
• jasus - a genus of spiny lobsters
• jatai - a town in Brazil
• jatha - an armed band of Sikhs
• Jatin - a first name
• jatki - a dialect of Lahnda
• jatni - a female Jat
• jatos - plural of "JATO", a jet assisted take-off
• Jauan - a first name
• jauja - a town in Peru
• jauks - dawdles, dallies, trifles
• Jaume - a first name
• jaune - heraldic yellow
• jauns - plural of "jaun", a Calcutta palanquin
• jaunt - a trip
• jaups - splashes
• Javad - a first name
• javan - a first name; of Java
• Javar - a first name
• javas - a first name; plural of "java", a coffee
• Javed - a first name
• javel - a worthless fellow; a vagrant; to bemire
• Javen - a first name
• javer - to jabber
• Javid - a first name
• Javin - a first name
• Javon - a first name
• Javos - a first name
• jawab - a building erected to balance another, such as the false mosque of the Taj Mahal
• jawan - a first name; a soldier of India
• jawed - a first name; talked a lot; having jaws
• jawer - one who talks a lot
• jawns - plural of "jawn", variant of "yawn"
• Jawon - a first name
• jawps - plural of "jawp", a splash of water or a stain
• jaxey - the rump
• jaxie - the rump
• Jaxin - a first name
• Jaxon - a first name
• Jayce - a first name
• Jayci - a first name
• Jaycy - a first name
• Jayda - a first name
• Jayde - a first name
• Jaydi - a first name
• Jaydn - a first name
• Jaydy - a first name
• jayet - jet
• Jayke - a first name
• Jayla - a first name
• Jayma - a first name
• Jayme - a first name
• Jaymi - a first name
• Jayms - a first name
• Jayna - a first name
• Jayne - a first name
• Jayni - a first name
• Jayol - a first name
• Jazan - a first name
• jazel - a gem of an azure color
• jazer - a biblical place
• Jazze - a first name
• Jazzi - a first name
• jazzy - lively; entertaining; free form
• jbail - a town in Lebanon
• Jeana - a first name
• Jeane - a first name
• Jeani - a first name
• jeans - denim trousers
• Jeany - a first name
• jears - plural of "jear", a gear or tackle
• jeats - plural of "jeat", variant of "jet"
• Jeays - a first name
• jebby - a first name; a Jesuit
• jebel - a mountain; a town in Sudan
• jebus - a biblical place
• Jecho - a first name
• Jecis - a first name
• jedda - a first name; Jidda
• Jeddy - a first name
• jedge - a gauge; a dean's warrant
• Jeeda - a first name
• jeels - plural of "jeel", a jelly; a morass; a shallow lake
• jeely - jelly
• Jeena - a first name
• Jeeny - a first name
• jeeps - plural of "jeep", a military vehicle
• jeera - black cumin
• jeers - boos
• jeery - jeering
• jeese - an exclamation
• jeeza - a town in Afghanistan
• jeeze - an exclamation
• jefes - plural of "jefe", a chief
• Jeffe - a first name
• jeffs - plural of "jeff", a circus rope
• Jeffy - a first name
• Jefre - a first name
• Jefri - a first name
• Jefry - a first name
• Jegar - a first name
• jehad - variant of "jihad", an Islamic holy war
• Jehan - a first name
• Jehmu - a first name
• Jehna - a first name
• jehol - a former province of China
• Jehri - a first name
• Jehry - a first name
• jehus - plural of "jehu", a fast driver; a coachman
• Jeisa - a first name
• jelab - a North African hooded jacket
• jeldi - haste, in a military sense
• Jelka - a first name
• Jelle - a first name
• jello - a gelatin dessert
• jells - congeals
• jelly - gelatin
• Jelmo - a first name
• Jelon - a first name
• jelsa - a Croatian town on the island of Hvar in the Adriatic
• Jemal - a first name
• Jemar - a first name
• Jemel - a first name
• Jemes - a first name
• jemez - an Indian group of New Mexico
• Jemie - a first name
• Jemma - a first name
• jemmy - a first name; a gemmy; a jimmy; a spruce; a lever
• Jemon - a first name
• Jenae - a first name
• Jenah - a first name
• Jenai - a first name
• Jenal - a first name
• Jenan - a first name
• Jenay - a first name
• Jenda - a first name
• Jendi - a first name
• Jendy - a first name
• Jenee - a first name
• Jenel - a first name
• Jenet - a first name
• Jeney - a first name
• Jenia - a first name
• Jenie - a first name
• Jenik - a first name
• jenin - a town in the West Bank
• Jenis - a first name
• Jenji - a first name
• Jenka - a first name
• Jenna - a first name
• jenne - a first name; a town in West Africa
• Jenni - a first name
• Jenno - a first name
• jenny - a first name; spinning machine; a billiard shot
• Jensy - a first name
• Jenya - a first name
• Jeorg - a first name
• Jeppe - a first name
• Jerad - a first name
• Jerae - a first name
• Jerah - a first name
• Jerai - a first name
• jerba - Djerba, an island in the southeast of Tunisia
• Jered - a first name
• Jeree - a first name
• Jerel - a first name
• jeres - a city in Spain, source of sherry
• Jeret - a first name
• jerez - a city in Spain, source of sherry
• jerib - an Afghan unit of measurement
• Jeric - a first name
• jerid - a first name; a blunt Turkish javelin used in war games
• Jerie - a first name
• Jerik - a first name
• Jeril - a first name
• Jerin - a first name
• Jeris - a first name
• Jerko - a first name
• jerks - plural of "jerk", a sharp sudden motion; an obnoxious person
• jerky - dried meat; like a jerk; spastic; used in the phrase "herky jerky" to mean by fits and starts
• jerma - a town in Libya
• Jerme - a first name
• Jerod - a first name
• Jerom - a first name
• Jeron - a first name
• Jerre - a first name
• Jerri - a first name
• jerry - a first name; a German
• jerts - jerks
• jerve - a waistcoat pocket
• Jeryl - a first name
• Jerzy - a first name
• Jesca - a first name
• Jesco - a first name
• Jesec - a first name
• Jesee - a first name
• Jesey - a first name
• Jeska - a first name
• Jessa - a first name
• jesse - a first name; a candlestick; a stained glass window; a leather leg strap for a hawk
• Jessi - a first name
• Jessy - a first name
• jests - jokes
• jesty - like a jest; full of jests
• jesus - a first name; a size of paper in France; an interjection
• jetes - plural of "jete", a sharp ballet leap
• jeths - plural of "jeth", a Hindu month
• Jetje - a first name
• jeton - a small metal counter used in games
• Jetro - a first name
• Jetta - a first name
• jette - a first name; a town in Belgium
• jetto - jetteau
• jetty - a first name; a pier
• Jeuel - a first name
• jeune - young
• Jevan - a first name
• jever - a town in Germany
• Jevin - a first name
• Jevon - a first name
• Jewad - a first name
• jewed - an offensive term
• jewel - a first name; gem
• jewey - an offensive term
• Jewlz - a first name
• jewry - the Jewish community
• Jeyes - a first name
• jezia - a poll tax levied on non-Muslims
• Jezza - a first name
• jhala - an Indian instrumental music style
• Jhamu - a first name
• Jhane - a first name
• jhang - a town in Pakistan
• jheel - an Indian marsh or pool left after a flood
• jheri - a first name; a loose curl used in hairstyling
• jhils - plural of "jhil", an Indian marsh
• Jhona - a first name
• jhool - trappings for a horse or elephant, used in India
• jhoom - jungle cultivation
• jhows - plural of "jhow", an Indian grass
• jiaju - a town in China
• Jiana - a first name
• jiaos - plural of "jiao", a unit of Chinese currency. 10 jiaos = 1 yuan.
• Jiaya - a first name
• jibba - a long loose cloth outer garment
• jibbs - shifts from side to side while sailing
• Jibby - a first name
• jibed - taunted
• jiber - one who taunts
• jibes - taunts
• jibey - taunting
• jibis - plural of "jibi", an extinct small yellow green bird of Oahu
• jibla - a town in Yemen
• jiboa - a large South American boa
• jibsh - an Asian cape
• Jicky - a first name
• jidda - a Saudi Arabian seaport
• Jiddu - a first name
• jiech - a town in Sudan
• jiffs - plural of "jiff", an instant
• jiffy - a moment
• jigga - a colloquial term for an African insect that burrows into the foot
• jiggy - ghetto slang for "hip" ; lively, like a jig
• Jigni - a first name
• Jigme - a first name
• jigot - a gigot, or leg-of-mutton sleeve
• jigua - a South American tree
• jigue - jiqui, a Cuban timber tree
• jihad - an Islamic holy war
• Jihan - a first name
• Jijun - a first name
• Jilan - a first name
• jildi - haste, in a military sense
• jildy - haste, in a military sense
• jilib - a town in Somalia
• jilin - a language; a province of China
• Jille - a first name
• Jilli - a first name
• jills - plural of "jill", a unit of liquid volume; a flirt
• Jilly - a first name
• jilts - breaks an engagement
• Jimae - a first name
• Jimar - a first name
• Jimbo - a first name
• Jimel - a first name
• Jimly - a first name
• Jimmu - a first name
• jimmy - a first name; to break into
• Jimoh - a first name
• jimps - skimps
• jimpy - slender
• Jinae - a first name
• jinan - a first name; a town in China
• jinas - plural of "jina", a Jain who has conquered temporal existence through discipline
• Jincy - a first name
• Jinda - a first name
• Jindo - a first name
• Jinfu - a first name
• jingo - a militarist
• jingu - an important Shinto shrine
• jinhu - a Shinto shrine
• Jinia - a first name
• jinja - a Shinto shrine; a town in Uganda
• jinju - a town in Korea
• jinks - high-jinks; sharp turns; takes evasive aeronautical maneuvers
• jinky - uncool; weird; bad
• Jinna - a first name
• jinni - a first name; a supernatural being in Muslim mythology
• jinns - plural of "jinni", a supernatural being
• jinny - a first name; an engine used in mining; a speakeasy
• jinty - slender
• jinxy - like a jinx; unlucky
• jippo - a jupon; a waistcoat for women
• jique - a kind of dance
• jiqui - a Cuban timber tree
• jirds - plural of "jird", a North African gerbil
• jirga - a council of Afghan tribal leaders
• jirts - jerks
• Jiske - a first name
• jisms - plural of "jism", semen
• jissa - a village in the Congo
• Jitka - a first name
• jitro - a unit of land measurement in Czechoslovakia, of about 1.4 acres
• Jivan - a first name
• jivas - plural of "jiva", a Hindu term for vital life energy
• jived - played jazz or swing music
• jiver - one who jives
• jives - plays jazz or swing music
• jivey - a first name; jazzy, lively
• Jivin - a first name
• jixie - a two-seater taxi
• jiyeh - a town in Lebanon
• jizan - a town in Yemen; a town in Saudi Arabia
• jizou - an Asian cape
• jizya - a capitation levied on non-Muslims in a Muslim state
• jnana - a Hindu term for knowledge acquired through meditation
• jnani - a devotee of jnana-marga
• Joaby - a first name
• Joana - a first name
• Joane - a first name
• Joani - a first name
• Joann - a first name
• joans - plural of "joan", a country girl
• joany - old fashioned; out of date
• joaro - an Indian tribe of North Carolina
• joars - plural of "joar", durra
• Joary - a first name
• Joash - a first name
• Joayn - a first name
• jobby - a gadget, doohickey or thingmajig
• jobed - scolded or lectured
• Joben - a first name
• jobes - scolds or lectures
• Jobey - a first name
• Jobie - a first name
• jobos - plural of "jobo", an American tree resembling the ash; the gumbo-limbo
• Jobst - a first name
• Jobye - a first name
• Jocek - a first name
• jochs - plural of "joch", a col
• Jocia - a first name
• jocko - a first name; a chimpanzee or monkey
• jocks - plural of "jock", an athlete; a Scotsman; an athletic supporter
• jocum - a mastic bully
• jocus - plural of "jocu", a dogsnapper
• Jodan - a first name
• Jodee - a first name
• jodel - to yodel
• Jodey - a first name
• Jodhi - a first name
• Jodie - a first name
• Jodin - a first name
• Jodon - a first name
• jodos - plural of "jodo", pure land; a Japanese Buddhist sect
• Joedy - a first name
• Joela - a first name
• Joeli - a first name
• Joell - a first name
• Joely - a first name
• Joerg - a first name
• Joern - a first name
• joeys - plural of "joey", a baby kangaroo; a 4 penny piece
• Jofre - a first name
• Jofta - a first name
• jogee - heroin
• jogis - plural of "jogi", a yogi
• Johan - a first name
• Johna - a first name
• Johne - a first name
• Johni - a first name
• Johnl - a first name
• johns - plural of "john", a toilet; a client of a prostitute
• Johny - a first name
• johvi - a town in Estonia
• Joice - a first name
• joins - unites; becomes part of
• joint - to splice; a seam; a marijuana cigarette
• joist - a floor beam
• Jokan - a first name
• joked - jested
• jokee - one upon whom a joke is played
• joker - a jester; a playing card
• jokes - jests
• jokey - amusing; full of jokes
• Jokim - a first name
• Jokin - a first name
• Jokla - a first name
• jokol - a form of "yes" used in the Shetland Islands
• jokul - a type of Icelandic iceberg
• Jolan - a first name
• Jolea - a first name
• joled - jowled
• Jolee - a first name
• joles - plural of "jole", a jowl
• Joley - a first name
• Jolie - a first name
• jolif - jolly
• Jolin - a first name
• jollo - a spree; a party
• jolls - plural of "joll", variant of "jowl"
• jolly - a first name; cheerful
• jolof - wolof
• jolts - plural of "jolt", a shock
• jolty - marked by jolting motion
• Jolye - a first name
• Jolyn - a first name
• jomah - a first name
• Jomei - a first name
• jomon - the ancestors of the Ainu people
• jomos - plural of "jomo", a mojo bag
• Jonae - a first name
• jonah - a first name; a person who brings bad luck
• Jonai - a first name
• Jonam - a first name
• Jonan - a first name
• Jonas - a first name
• Jonay - a first name
• Jonci - a first name
• Jonda - a first name
• Jonee - a first name
• Jonel - a first name
• jones - a first name; a powerful craving; a drug addiction
• jongs - plural of "jong", a South African term for a young man
• Jonie - a first name
• Jonis - a first name
• Jonit - a first name
• Jonjo - a first name
• Jonna - a first name
• Jonni - a first name
• Jonno - a first name
• jonny - a first name; johnnycake
• Jonta - a first name
• Jonte - a first name
• jonty - a first name; jaunty
• jooal - a dialect of French used in Quebec and Maine
• jooks - jouks; juke joints
• joola - a Himalayan rope suspension bridge
• Jools - a first name
• Joost - a first name
• Jooty - a first name
• Jopie - a first name
• jopim - a South American bird
• joppa - the ancient name of Jaffa
• Jorah - a first name
• Jorai - a first name
• joram - a first name; a drinking bowl
• Joran - a first name
• Jordi - a first name
• Jordu - a first name
• Jordy - a first name
• Jorea - a first name
• joree - a first name; the chewink
• Jorel - a first name
• Jorey - a first name
• Jorge - a first name
• Jorie - a first name
• Jorik - a first name
• Jorim - a first name
• Jorin - a first name
• Joris - a first name
• Jorja - a first name
• Jorma - a first name
• Jorry - a first name
• jorum - a drinking bowl
• Jorun - a first name
• josan - an Asian woman
• Josee - a first name
• Josef - a first name
• Josep - a first name
• Joses - a first name
• Joset - a first name
• Josey - a first name
• Josha - a first name
• Joshe - a first name
• Joshi - a first name
• Joshu - a first name
• joshy - a first name; joking
• Josia - a first name
• josie - a first name; a woman's fitted outer waist
• Josif - a first name
• Josip - a first name
• Joska - a first name
• Josko - a first name
• jossa - a word used to command a horse to halt; a town in Germany
• Josse - a first name
• Jossy - a first name
• Josua - a first name
• josue - a first name; an alternative spelling of "Joshua"
• Josup - a first name
• Josye - a first name
• jotas - plural of "jota", a Spanish dance
• jotto - a five letter word guessing game, but where can you find five letter words?
• jotty - written down quickly
• jotun - a giant in Norse mythology; a giant
• joual - an archaic dialect of French spoken in Quebec
• Jough - a first name
• jougs - an iron neck ring
• Jouko - a first name
• jouks - dodges; roosts
• joule - a unit of energy equal to a Newton-meter
• jouls - plural of "joul", variant of "jowl"
• Jouni - a first name
• joure - a town in the Netherlands
• jours - plural of "jour", a day
• joust - to compete in a tournament
• Joval - a first name
• Jovan - a first name
• jovas - plural of "jova", a division of the Pima people of Sonora
• Jovin - a first name
• Jovon - a first name
• Jowad - a first name
• jowar - a durra grown in India
• jowed - quarreled
• jowel - a town in Malawi
• jower - to quarrel
• Jowie - a first name
• jowls - the fleshy parts under the lower jaw
• jowly - having prominent jowls
• Joxel - a first name
• Joyan - a first name
• Joyce - a first name
• joyed - rejoiced
• Joyia - a first name
• Joyti - a first name
• Jozee - a first name
• Jozef - a first name
• Jozhe - a first name
• Jozie - a first name
• Jozio - a first name
• Jozka - a first name
• Jozsa - a first name
• Jozsi - a first name
• Jozua - a first name
• Jozus - a first name
• Juana - a first name
• juane - marijuana
• juang - a Kol people of Orissa, India, speaking a Munda language
• Juani - a first name
• Juann - a first name
• Juaun - a first name
• jubae - plural of "juba", an animal's mane
• Jubal - a first name
• jubas - plural of "juba", a lively Haitian dance
• jubba - a long outer garment; a river in Somalia
• jubbe - a large vessel for drinking wine or ale
• jubes - plural of "jube", a platform in a church; a rood screen
• jubus - juberous
• jucar - a river in Spain
• juche - the bizarre North Korean ideology of self-reliant socialism
• jucks - makes sounds like a partridge settling down for the night
• judah - a first name; a kingdom of ten tribes formed after Solomon's death
• judas - a first name; a traitor; a peephole
• Juday - a first name
• judds - plural of "judd", an NBS unit of color difference, about 4 times a "just noticeable difference"
• judea - a Hebrew province
• Judee - a first name
• judex - in Roman law, a private person appointed to arbitrate a case
• judge - a first name; to decide; to arbitrate
• Judie - a first name
• Judit - a first name
• judka - a Hindu cab
• judos - plural of "judo", a form of jujitsu
• Judye - a first name
• Jueen - a first name
• Jueri - a first name
• jueys - plural of "juey", the great land crab
• jufti - a knot used in making rugs
• jugal - malar; of the cheekbone
• jugas - plural of "juga", a leaflet in a pinnate leaf
• juger - an ancient Roman unit of area, 28,800 square pedes, about 25.2 ares
• juges - plural of "juge", variant of "judge"
• juggs - jougs
• jugum - a pair of the opposite leaflets of a pinnate leaf; a furrow connecting two parts of a bone
• Juhan - a first name
• juice - a first name; a fruit sap; a fluid
• juicy - full of juice
• juise - judgment; justice
• juist - a German island
• jujus - plural of "juju", an object having magical power
• jujuy - a town and province in Argentina
• jukao - a town in Asia
• juked - faked out a move in football; got high
• jukes - fakes out a move in football
• jukey - like a fake out move
• Jukie - a first name
• Jukka - a first name
• jukun - a language
• julap - a sweet medicine
• Julas - a first name
• Julee - a first name
• Julen - a first name
• julep - a sweet drink of brandy or whisky, sugar, crushed ice, and mint
• Jules - a first name
• Julet - a first name
• Juley - a first name
• Julia - a first name
• julid - a type of millipede
• Julie - a first name
• julii - a noble Roman family
• julio - a first name; an Italian silver coin
• julis - a wrasse; a small fish
• Julka - a first name
• julus - the iulus; the catkin; the ament; a millipede genus
• julys - plural of "July", a month
• Jumaa - a first name
• Jumah - a first name
• jumar - a one-way rope clamp which is used to ascend rock faces
• jumba - in Malacca, a unit of distance; a large house in Kenya
• jumbo - extra large
• jumby - an evil spirit
• jumet - a town in Belgium
• jumla - a town in Nepal
• jumma - an assessment
• jumna - a river in India
• jumps - leaps
• jumpy - nervous
• junan - a city in central China
• junco - a North American snowbird
• jundy - to jostle
• junee - a town in Australia
• junes - plural of "June", a month
• Juney - a first name
• jungs - plural of "jung", an ancient Tatar people of northwest China
• Junia - a first name
• Junie - a first name
• junik - a town in Serbia
• junin - a village in Ecuador; a town in Argentina
• Junix - a first name
• Junji - a first name
• junko - a first name; a dealer in second-hand goods
• junks - discards; plural of "junk", a Chinese house boat
• junky - slapdash; cheaply made; a doper
• junos - plural of "Juno", an ideal woman
• Junot - a first name
• junta - a deliberative or administrative council
• junto - a coterie
• Junue - a first name
• Junya - a first name
• juped - shamed
• jupes - shames; plural of "jupe", a woman's jacket
• jupon - a jippo; a surcoat
• juppy - a Japanese yuppie
• Juraj - a first name
• jural - legal
• juras - a range of mountains between France and Switzerland
• jurat - an alderman; a legally binding signature submitted with electronic taxes
• Jurek - a first name
• jurel - a blue runner fish
• Jurik - a first name
• juris - a first name; a Latin word meaning "the law"
• Jurka - a first name
• juror - a member of a jury
• Jurre - a first name
• jurua - a river in Brazil
• juruk - a Californian Native American tribe
• Jusak - a first name
• jusis - plural of "jusi", a fine sheer Philippine fabric
• Jusof - a first name
• jussi - a first name; a Manila textile fabric
• Justa - a first name
• juste - a first name; French for "appropriate", used in the phrase "le mot juste"
• Justi - a first name
• Justo - a first name
• justs - a first name; jousts
• Justy - a first name
• jutai - a river in Brazil
• jutes - plural of "jute", an ethnic group from Jutland; a twine fiber
• jutia - the West Indian hog rat
• jutka - a first name; a carriage
• Jutta - a first name
• jutty - a jetty; projecting
• Juval - a first name
• Juvan - a first name
• juves - plural of "juve", a juvenile; an unruly teenager
• juvey - a juvenile; a juvenile delinquent
• juvia - the Brazil nut tree
• juvie - a police officer who works with juveniles; a juvenile
• Juwan - a first name
• Juwon - a first name
• juxta - used in place names to signify "next to" or "near"
• Juzef - a first name
• Juziu - a first name
• Jwala - a first name
• Jyles - a first name
• Jylle - a first name
• Jymme - a first name
• Jyoti - a first name
• kaaba - a cube-shaped building in Mecca holding a sacred stone
• kaama - the hartebeest
• Kaana - a first name
• Kaare - a first name
• kaawi - a kind of yam
• kabaa - a variant of "the Kaaba"
• kabab - skewered cooked meat
• kabah - a variant of "the Kaaba"; a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
• kabal - a patch of desert turned into a fortress by surrounding ramps of sand
• kaban - a variant of "caban"
• kabap - a variant of "kebab"
• kabar - a first name; a caber
• kabau - a lake in New York
• kabaw - a village in Libya
• kabaz - another name for El Jabha, Morocco
• kabel - a sans serif font
• kabik - an Arabian coin
• Kabir - a first name
• kabob - skewered cooked meat
• kabre - a language
• kabui - a Naga people of the Naga hills on the Burma-Assam border
• kabul - the capital city of Afghanistan
• DUPLICATE:k kabwe - a town in Zambia
• kabyl - a Berber belonging to a Muslim agricultural people of Algeria
• Kacee - a first name
• Kacey - a first name
• kacha - of dried mud
• kache - a variant of "kha"
• Kacia - a first name
• Kacie - a first name
• kadah - a variant of "keddah"
• kadai - a language family of southern China
• Kadar - a first name
• kadee - a first name; variant of "cadi"
• Kadem - a first name
• Kaden - a first name
• Kader - a first name
• kades - plural of "kade", a wingless fly
• kadet - a cadet
• Kadey - a first name
• kadhi - a qadi
• Kadie - a first name
• kadim - a first name; an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
• Kadin - a first name
• kadir - a first name; a cup for pig-sticking; a jungle-dwelling Dravidian people
• kadis - plural of "kadi", an Islamic judge
• kados - cadus
• kadra - an area of Baghdad
• Kadri - a first name
• kadus - plural of "kadu", a people of the Katha district of upper Burma
• Kadye - a first name
• Kaela - a first name
• Kaeli - a first name
• Kaely - a first name
• kaena - a Pacific cape
• Kaese - a first name
• Kaesy - a first name
• DUPLICATE:k kabwe - a town in Zambia
• kafal - a tree which yields a gum resin and a red aromatic wood
• kaffa - a native of the Kafa region of Ethiopia; a grayish reddish brown color
• Kaffe - a first name
• Kaffi - a first name
• kafin - a Palestinian town
• kafir - a kaffir; the Indo-Iranian people of Kafiristan; a cereal grass
• kafiz - an Iranian unit of area, 100 square meters
• kafra - a town in Lebanon
• kafta - the leaves of an Arabian bush, used in making a beverage
• kafue - an African river
• kages - plural of "kage", a chantry chapel enclosed with lattice or screenwork
• kagos - plural of "kago", a Japanese palanquin, a chair slung from a pole
• kagou - miserable-looking
• kagul - a town and river in Ukraine, site of a battle between Russians and Turks
• kagus - plural of "kagu", a New Caledonian flightless bird
• kahal - the local governing body of a Jewish community
• Kahan - a first name
• kahar - a Hindu caste whose occupation is carrying; a carrier
• kahas - plural of "kaha", a large Bornean proboscis monkey
• kahau - the proboscis monkey
• Kahil - a first name
• Kahki - a first name
• kahsi - a bathroom
• kahus - plural of "kahu", a common harrier of Australasia and the East Indies
• kaiak - a variant of "kayak"
• Kaian - a first name
• kaids - plural of "kaid", a tribal chief or governor in northern Africa
• Kaied - a first name
• kaies - plural of "kaie", an obsolete form of "key"
• kaifa - a female sexual partner
• kaifs - plural of "kaif", a drugged stupor
• Kaija - a first name
• Kaiji - a first name
• kaiju - the live-action monster genre film
• kaika - a Maori village
• Kaila - a first name
• Kaile - a first name
• kaili - a first name; a village in China
• kails - plural of "kail", a ninepin; kale
• kaimi - a kind of clover
• kaimo - a town in China
• kaims - plural of "kaim", a glacial deposit; a comb
• Kaine - a first name
• kaing - serving
• kains - plural of "kain", a tax paid in livestock or produce
• Kaipo - a first name
• Kaira - a first name
• Kaire - a first name
• kairi - a nautical mile
• Kairo - a first name
• Kaisa - a first name
• Kaite - a first name
• Kaity - a first name
• kaiwi - a Pacific Island woody climber
• kajak - a variant of "kayak"
• kajan - a river in Borneo
• kajar - a people of northern Iran
• Kajsa - a first name
• kakan - a town in Afghanistan
• kakar - a muntjac
• kakas - plural of "kaka", a New Zealand parrot
• kaker - excrement
• Kakha - a first name
• kakis - plural of "kaki", an oriental date tree
• kakka - a traditional formal style of Japanese flower arranging
• kakke - beriberi
• kakki - a town in Pakistan
• kakur - a muntjac
• kakus - plural of "kaku", the great barracuda
• Kakwa - a first name
• Kalab - a first name
• kalae - a Pacific cape
• kalak - a town in Iraq
• kalam - a first name; Muslim scholastic theology
• kalan - a first name; a sea otter
• kalar - a dagger; a town in Iraq
• kalas - plural of "kala", a black bulbul of India, often kept as a caged bird
• kalat - a former state in western India
• kalba - a town in the United Arab Emirates
• Kalea - a first name
• Kaleb - a first name
• Kalee - a first name
• Kalei - a first name
• Kalel - a first name
• Kalen - a first name
• Kaleo - a first name
• kales - plural of "kale", a variety of cabbage
• Kaleu - a first name
• Kaley - a first name
• kalha - a town in Iran
• Kalia - a first name
• Kalib - a first name
• Kalie - a first name
• kalif - a caliph
• kalij - a crested Indian pheasant
• Kalil - a first name
• Kalim - a first name
• Kalin - a first name
• Kaliq - a first name
• kalis - plural of "kali", the glasswort, which yields soda ash when burned (whence "al kali")
• kalja - a Russian fish soup
• kalka - khalkha; a Mongol people and their language; site of a famous battle in India
• kalki - a first name; the tenth and final incarnation of Vishnu
• Kalla - a first name
• Kalle - a first name
• Kalli - a first name
• Kally - a first name
• kalma - a town in Sudan
• kalna - a town in India
• kaloa - a town in Hawaii; a Hawaiian duck
• kalol - a town in India
• kalon - a first name; the classical Greek ideal of physical and moral beauty
• kalpa - a Hindu term for a day of Brahma
• kalpi - a town in northern India
• kalsa - a town in Slovakia
• kalua - baked in a Hawaiian earth oven
• Kalun - a first name
• Kalup - a first name
• kalwa - a small town in India, on the outskirts of Mumbai
• Kalya - a first name
• Kalye - a first name
• Kalyn - a first name
• Kalza - a first name
• kamah - a desert truffle plant
• Kamal - a first name
• Kaman - a first name
• kamao - a Hawaiian bird
• kamar - a first name; a people of central India
• kamas - camas; plural of "kama", enjoyment of the world of the senses
• kamau - a first name; a Hawaiian bird
• Kamay - a first name
• kamba - a Bantu people of Kenya
• Kambo - a first name
• Kamea - a first name
• Kamel - a first name
• Kamen - a first name
• Kameo - a first name
• kames - plural of "kame", a glacial deposit; a short ridge or hill; a comb
• kamet - a mountain in the Himalayas
• Kamey - a first name
• kamez - a town in Albania
• kamia - a first name; an Indian people of southeastern California
• kamik - an Eskimo sealskin boat
• Kamil - a first name
• kamis - an Eastern tunic; plural of "kami", a sacred power or force
• Kamla - a first name
• kamme - awry
• Kammi - a first name
• Kammy - a first name
• kampa - an African tribe; a famous district in Prague
• Kamra - a first name
• kamuk - a mountain people of northeast Thailand
• kanab - a town in Utah
• kanae - a mullet of New Zeeland
• kanaf - kenaf, an East Indian plant
• kanak - a Melanesian people of New Caledonia
• kanal - a measure of land area used in Pakistan
• kanam - a locality on Lake Victoria, Kenya, where the remains of Kanam Man were found
• Kanan - a first name
• kanas - plural of "kana", a Japanese syllabic script
• kanat - the walls of a tent
• kanca - a bay of Crete
• Kanda - a first name
• kande - a town in Sri Lanka
• kandh - the khond, a Dravidian ethnic group of east central India
• kandi - a first name; an Asian cape
• kandy - a first name; candy; a South Indian unit of weight; a town in Sri Lanka
• kaneh - caneh; a unit of length of 6 cubits
• kanes - plural of "kane", a tax paid in livestock or produce
• Kaney - a first name
• kanga - a first name; an East African colorful cotton fabric; a pneumatic drill; a kangaroo
• Kange - a first name
• kango - a pneumatic drill; an Australian
• kangs - plural of "kang", a Chinese water jar; a brick sleeping platform
• Kania - a first name
• kanij - a town in Pakistan
• kanin - boiled rice; a European cape
• kanji - a system of Japanese writing based on Chinese characters
• kanli - a town in Syria
• Kanny - a first name
• Kanoa - a first name
• kanon - a first name; a musical canon
• kansa - a Siouan people of the Kansas river valley
• kansu - a province in northwest China
• Kanta - a first name
• Kanti - a first name
• kants - plural of "kant", variant of "cant", a slope or angle
• Kantu - a first name
• kanuk - canuck
• kanun - a canun, a Turkish zither
• kanya - a first name; a kind of butter; the shea tree; the Indian name for the sign of Virgo
• kanye - a first name; a town in Botswana
• kanzu - a long white robe worn by men in Africa
• kaoma - a town in Zambia
• Kaomi - a first name
• kaona - an ambiguous Hawaiian poetic style
• kaons - plural of "kaon", a subatomic particle
• kaori - a first name; kauri, a New Zealand fir tree
• Kaoru - a first name
• kaoyu - a lake in China
• kapaa - a town on Kauai, Hawaiia
• kapai - a Maori word meaning "good"
• kapas - plural of "kapa", a coarse cloth
• kaphs - plural of "kaph", a Hebrew letter
• kapia - the fossil resin of the kauri tree of New Zealand
• Kapil - a first name
• kapok - fiber of the silk cotton tree
• kapor - a Borneo camphor tree
• kapos - plural of "kapo", a prisoner put in charge of others in a concentration camp
• kapow - a sound imitative of hitting or striking
• kappa - a Greek letter
• kappe - a Swedish unit of capacity, of about 4.58 liters
• Kapri - a first name
• Kaprr - a first name
• Kapua - a first name
• kapur - a Borneo camphor tree
• kapus - plural of "kapu", a Hawaiian taboo
• kaput - broken; out of order
• Karah - a first name
• karaj - a town in Iran
• karak - a town in Jordan
• Karal - a first name
• karam - a first name; a village of eastern Afghanistan
• Karan - a first name
• karao - in Hindu law, a widow's marriage to her brother-in-law
• Karar - a first name
• karas - plural of "kara", a steel bangle worn by Sikhs
• karat - a unit of quality for gold
• karbe - a town in Burma
• karbi - a small stingless wild bee
• karch - a unit of weight in Austria
• karee - a first name; a town in South Africa
• karei - a town in Romania
• karel - a first name; a Karelian
• Karem - a first name
• karen - a first name; a people of south east Burma
• Karey - a first name
• karez - an underground irrigation tunnel used in Baluchistan
• karie - a first name; a town in Greece
• Karif - a first name
• Karim - a first name
• Karin - a first name
• karis - a first name; plural of "kari", a large gum tree
• karka - a country of southwest Anatolia; the Indian name for the sign of Cancer
• karkh - a town in ancient Mesopotamia
• karks - breaks down; dies
• Karla - a first name
• Karle - a first name
• karli - a first name; a town in western India
• Karlo - a first name
• Karly - a first name
• karma - a first name; spiritual payback
• Karna - a first name
• karni - a first name; a crossing point between the Gaza strip and Israel
• karns - plural of "karn", a cairn
• Karny - a first name
• karob - a unit of weight of 1/24 of a grain
• karoh - an Afghan unit of measurement
• karoi - a town in Zimbabwe
• karok - an Indian people of the Klamath valley
• Karol - a first name
• Karon - a first name
• karoo - a South African dry plateau
• karos - plural of "karo", a New Zealand plant
• karou - a town in Mali
• karri - a first name; an Australian tree
• Karru - a first name
• Karry - a first name
• karsi - an outdoor bathroom
• karst - a limestone region marked by sinks, abrupt ridges, protuberant rocks
• karsy - an outdoor bathroom
• karts - plural of "kart", a small recreational motor vehicle
• karuk - an American Indian language
• karun - a first name; a river in Iran
• karup - a town in Denmark
• Karyl - a first name
• Karyn - a first name
• Karys - a first name
• karzy - a lavatory
• kasai - a tributary of the Congo river
• kasar - an African cape
• kasba - casbah; a lake in North America
• kasch - a first name; a mythical African country that practiced ritual regicide
• Kasci - a first name
• Kascy - a first name
• Kasee - a first name
• kasem - a first name; a language
• Kasen - a first name
• Kasey - a first name
• kasha - a dress material; a cooked cereal
• kashi - a rice puff cereal; a Persian enameled tile
• Kasho - a first name
• Kasia - a first name
• Kasib - a first name
• Kasie - a first name
• Kasim - a first name
• Kasin - a first name
• Kasja - a first name
• kaska - a first name; an Athapaskan people of the Liard valley
• Kason - a first name
• kasos - a Greek island, and associated strait
• kaspi - a town in Georgia
• kasra - an Arabic accent mark
• Kassi - a first name
• kassu - catechu made from betel nuts
• Kassy - a first name
• kaswa - cachua
• Kasya - a first name
• katab - a language
• katal - a unit of measurement for catalytic reactions
• katar - a short dagger with a handle of two parallel bars
• katas - plural of "kata", a Tibetan cloth; a judo exercise of set movements
• Katee - a first name
• katel - a wooden hammock used in Africa as a bed in a wagon
• Katey - a first name
• katha - a first name; variant of "cotta", a measure; a town in Burma
• kathe - a first name; a town in Burma
• Kathi - a first name
• Kathy - a first name
• Katia - a first name
• Katie - a first name
• katif - an Israeli settlement in Gaza
• katik - kartik
• katin - khatin
• katio - an Indian tribe of Colombia
• katis - plural of "kati", a variant of "catty"
• Katja - a first name
• Katka - a first name
• Katla - a first name
• Katon - a first name
• katos - plural of "kato", an Athapaskan people of northwest California
• Katri - a first name
• katsi - a town in Costa Rica
• katsu - a resuscitation of an unconscious judoka
• katti - a first name; a variant of "catty"
• katto - a Nepalese rite for the repose of the soul of a king
• katun - a period of 20 tuns (360 day years) in the Mayan calendar
• Katus - a first name
• Katya - a first name
• Katye - a first name
• katyn - a city and forest, formerly in Poland, now in Russia, site of a massacre in WWII
• kauai - a Hawaiian island
• kauch - kiaugh
• kauda - a village in Sudan
• kaugh - kiaugh, trouble or care
• kaula - a first name; a Hawaiian island
• kauna - a first name; a Pacific cape
• kauri - a New Zealand fir tree
• kaury - kauri, a New Zealand fir tree
• Kavai - a first name
• Kavan - a first name
• kavas - plural of "kava", a tropical shrub of the pepper family
• Kaveh - a first name
• kavil - a cavel, an axe for trimming stone
• Kavin - a first name
• kavya - a first name; a poetic composition in Sanskrit, with elaborate decoration
• kawas - plural of "kawa", wa
• kawed - cawed
• kawis - plural of "kawi", the ancient Austronesian language of Java
• kawns - plural of "kawn", an inn
• kayab - the 17th month of the Mayan civil calendar; a town in the Philippines
• kayah - a language spoken in Burma
• kayak - an Eskimo canoe
• kayal - a Hindu musical form based on a two-part song
• kayan - a Dayak people of north central Borneo
• kayar - a town in Senegal; a state in Myanmar
• kayas - plural of "kaya", a Japanese tree
• kayau - a town in Malaysia
• Kayci - a first name
• Kayde - a first name
• Kaydi - a first name
• Kaydy - a first name
• Kayel - a first name
• Kayia - a first name
• Kayin - a first name
• kayko - the dog salmon
• Kayla - a first name
• kayle - a first name; a ninepin
• Kayli - a first name
• Kayne - a first name
• kayoe - variant of "kayo", or "KO", a knockout in boxing
• kayos - knocks out
• Kaysi - a first name
• Kaysy - a first name
• Kayta - a first name
• Kayte - a first name
• kazak - a native of Kazakhstan
• kazan - the capital city of the Tatar autonomous republic
• Kazem - a first name
• Kazia - a first name
• kazik - a first name; a badly made and overpriced rug
• Kazio - a first name
• kazis - a slang term for a lavatory
• kazoo - a musical instrument
• Kazue - a first name
• Kazuo - a first name
• Kazys - a first name
• kbars - plural of "kbar", a kilobar, a measurement of pressure
• keady - a town in Northern Ireland
• Keahi - a first name
• Keaka - a first name
• keaki - a Japanese tree of the elm family
• keaks - cackles
• Keala - a first name
• Keali - a first name
• Kealy - a first name
• Keane - a first name
• Keanu - a first name
• Keara - a first name
• Kearn - a first name
• Keary - a first name
• Keath - a first name
• keawe - a first name; variant of "kiawe", a Hawaiian mesquite
• kebab - skewered cooked meat
• kebap - skewered cooked meat
• kebar - a caber
• kebbi - a northern state of Nigeria, and a river
• Kebin - a first name
• kebob - skewered cooked meat
• kecak - a form of Balinese musical theater
• Kecal - a first name
• Kecia - a first name
• kecks - makes retching sounds; knickers; trousers; plural of "keck", fool's parsley
• kecky - resembling a kecksy, the hollow stalk of an umbelliferous plant
• kedah - a state in Malaysia
• kedar - a first name; an Arab tribe; a biblical place
• Keddy - a first name
• Kedem - a first name
• Keder - a first name
• kedge - a small anchor; brisk and lively
• kedgy - happy; cadgy
• keech - a large lump of fat
• Keefe - a first name
• keefs - plural of "keef", kef
• keegh - excrement
• keeks - peeps; peeks
• Keela - a first name
• Keeli - a first name
• keels - capsizes; plural of "keel", the principal timber of a wooden boat
• keely - a first name; like a keel
• keema - minced meat
• Keena - a first name
• Keene - a first name
• keens - wails over the dead
• Keeon - a first name
• keeps - retains; plural of "keep", a part of a castle
• Keera - a first name
• Keesa - a first name
• keesh - carburet of iron
• keest - inner vital substance; sap, substance or marrow
• Keeth - a first name
• keets - plural of "keet", a young guinea fowl
• keeva - excellent
• keeve - a brewer's mash tub; a rock basin
• Keeya - a first name
• kefir - a slightly alcoholic drink made from fermented cow's milk
• kefte - a middle Eastern dish
• kefti - pertaining to ancient Crete
• Kegan - a first name
• kegon - a sect of Japanese Buddhism
• Kegun - a first name
• Kehai - a first name
• kehan - a town in Pakistan
• Kehat - a first name
• Keida - a first name
• keifs - plural of "keif", a drugged stupor
• keigo - a first name; a Japanese honorific language
• Keiji - a first name
• keijo - the Japanese name for Seoul, Korea
• keiki - a first name; a child
• Keiko - a first name
• Keily - a first name
• Keine - a first name
• Keion - a first name
• Keira - a first name
• keiri - the wallflower
• keirs - plural of "keir", a vat for boiling and dyeing fabrics
• keish - an island off the coast of Iran
• keist - cast
• Keita - a first name
• keith - a first name; a town in Scotland
• Keiti - a first name
• Keiwa - a first name
• kejia - hakka
• kekes - a mountain peak in Hungary
• Kekoa - a first name
• Kelam - a first name
• Kelan - a first name
• Kelby - a first name
• kelch - a white person
• Kelci - a first name
• Kelcy - a first name
• Kelda - a first name
• Kelee - a first name
• keleh - a unit of capacity in Egypt, of about 16 liters
• kelek - an Assyrian oxhide raft
• kelep - a stinging ant that feeds on insects
• keles - cools
• Kelia - a first name
• Kelii - a first name
• kelim - kilim, an oriental tapestry
• kelis - localized scleroderma
• kelks - plural of "kelk", a blow or large stone
• kella - a unit of weight in Arabia
• Kelle - a first name
• Kelli - a first name
• kells - a town in Eire; plural of "kell", a woman's headdress; a cobweb; a caul; that of which there is a book
• kelly - a first name; a shade of green
• kelps - plural of "kelp", a seaweed
• kelpy - covered in seaweed; a malignant water sprite
• Kelsa - a first name
• Kelse - a first name
• Kelsi - a first name
• kelso - a first name; a town in Scotland
• Kelsy - a first name
• kelts - plural of "kelt", a Celt; a salmon; a woolen cloth
• kelty - a penalty drink
• keltz - a white person
• Kelye - a first name
• Kemah - a first name
• Kemal - a first name
• Kemba - a first name
• kembe - a town in the Central African Republic
• kembo - kimbo
• kembs - combs
• kemer - a town in Turkey
• kemin - a town in Kyrgyzstan
• kempe - rough; shaggy
• kemps - competes; plural of "kemp", a champion; a coarse hair; a harvest home festival
• kempt - clean and combed; a lake in North America
• kempy - containing or resembling kemp
• kenaf - an East Indian plant, similar to jute
• kenai - a peninsula in Alaska
• Kenan - a first name
• kench - a bin for salting fish; to laugh loudly
• Kenda - a first name
• Kendi - a first name
• kendo - a Japanese sport of fencing with staves
• Kendy - a first name
• kenge - a language
• Kengo - a first name
• Kenia - a first name
• Kenja - a first name
• Kenly - a first name
• kenna - a first name; slang for "do not know"
• kenno - a cheese prepared in ostensible secrecy for the gossips at a birth
• Kenny - a first name
• Kenol - a first name
• Kenon - a first name
• kenos - plural of "keno", a game of chance
• Kenpo - a first name
• kenso - Kensington, Australia
• kente - a brightly colored hand-woven African silk cloth
• Kenth - a first name
• kents - plural of "kent", a pole or pike used for leaping over ditches
• kenya - a first name; an African country
• Kenyn - a first name
• Kenzy - a first name
• Keoki - a first name
• Keola - a first name
• Keone - a first name
• Keoni - a first name
• Keony - a first name
• kepis - plural of "kepi", a French military cap
• kerak - a town in Jordan
• kerat - a unit of weight in Turkey
• kerbs - plural of "kerb", a variant of "curb"
• Kerby - a first name
• kerch - a port city in southern Ukraine
• Keree - a first name
• kerek - a people of the Khamchadal-Koryak group
• kerel - a first name; a chap or fellow (related to "churl" and "carl"!)
• Kerem - a first name
• keren - a first name; a town in Eritrea
• keres - a pueblo people of New Mexico
• Kerey - a first name
• kerfs - plural of "kerf", the cut or incision made by a saw or other cutting tool
• Kerim - a first name
• kerls - plural of "kerl", a variant of "carl"
• kerma - a first name; a unit of measurement for kinetic energy transmitted by radiation
• kerme - a first name; a town in Tibet
• Kermy - a first name
• kerna - a well-known spring near Delphi
• kerne - a first name; an Irish foot soldier
• kerns - adjusts font spacing; plural of "kern", a quern; a handmill; a harvest home festival
• kerpe - an Asian cape
• Kerri - a first name
• kerry - a first name; an Irish breed of cattle
• kerse - a crest
• kerve - to carve
• keryl - a first name; a mixture of alkyl radicals
• Keryn - a first name
• keryx - in ancient Greece, a messenger
• Kesal - a first name
• kesar - the Kaiser
• Kesha - a first name
• Kesia - a first name
• Kesin - a first name
• Kesly - a first name
• Kessa - a first name
• Kesse - a first name
• Kessi - a first name
• kests - casts
• ketal - an acetyl derived from a ketone
• Ketan - a first name
• ketas - plural of "keta", a caviar fish
• ketch - a two-masted sailing vessel
• keten - a colorless gas
• Keter - a first name
• ketol - a chemical compound that is both a ketone and an alcohol
• Ketti - a first name
• Ketty - a first name
• Ketul - a first name
• ketyl - a compound made by treating ketones with a metal
• Ketzi - a first name
• keuka - a town in Florida; a lake in North America
• Keung - a first name
• Keura - a first name
• Kevan - a first name
• keved - keyed
• kevel - a belaying pin; a hammer for breaking or shaping stone; to paw the ground like a bull; a horse's bit
• Keven - a first name
• kever - to cover
• kevil - a belaying pin
• Kevin - a first name
• Kevis - a first name
• Kevon - a first name
• Kevvy - a first name
• Kevyn - a first name
• kexes - plural of "kex", a dry hollow stalk
• keyed - wedged; defaced a car using a key; had keys
• keyer - one who provides with a key; a device that modifies a transmitter's amplitude or frequency
• Keyla - a first name
• keyly - a regrettable colloquialism, meaning "in a crucial way"
• Keyon - a first name
• Keyse - a first name
• Kezia - a first name
• khaar - a town in Pakistan
• khadi - khaddar; an Islamic judge; Indian homespun cloth; the scented flowers of the pandanus palm
• khafs - plural of "khaf", variant of "kaph", a Hebrew letter
• Khaim - a first name
• khair - catechu
• khaja - an Indian sweet made of flour, sugar and oil
• khaki - a durable cloth; a dull yellow-brown color
• Khali - a first name
• khami - an ancient city whose ruins are in Zimbabwe
• khana - a first name; Indian food
• Khanh - a first name
• khans - plural of "khan", an Asian ruler
• khaph - kaph, a Hebrew letter
• khara - a first name; a town in Nepal
• khark - an Iranian island
• kharo - a town in Pakistan
• khars - plural of "khar", an ancient Egyptian measurement of volume of about 20 gallons
• khasa - a river in Iraq
• khash - a river in Afghanistan
• khasi - a Mongoloid people of the Khasi and Jantia hills of Assam
• khass - a town in Uzbekistan
• khats - plural of "khat", kat, an Arabian shrub whose leaves are chewed as an intoxicant
• Khava - a first name
• khaya - a genus of African timber trees, with hard mahogany-like wood
• khazi - a bathroom
• kheda - a first name; an enclosure for capturing wild elephants
• khels - plural of "khel", an Afghani clan
• khenj - a village in Afghanistan
• kheri - a town in India
• kheth - heth, a Hebrew letter
• khets - plural of "khet", a variant of "heth", a Hebrew letter; an Egyptian measure of 100 cubits
• Kheya - a first name
• khiam - a town in Lebanon
• Khiel - a first name
• Khieu - a first name
• Khigh - a first name
• khios - the island of Chios
• khipu - a quipu, the Inca system of record keeping using knotted strings
• Khiri - a first name
• khirs - plural of "khir", an Indian sweet rice pudding
• Khiry - a first name
• khiva - a former khanate in western Asia; a city in Uzbekistan
• Khiza - a first name
• Khleo - a first name
• Khloe - a first name
• khmer - Cambodian
• khmus - plural of "khmu", a subgroup of the Laotian Kha people
• khoas - plural of "khoa", a semidehydrated milk product of India
• khoja - an Islamic teacher
• kholm - a town in western Russia
• khond - a Dravidian ethnic group of east central India
• khora - a city in Crete
• khori - a town in India
• khors - plural of "khor", a ravine
• Khory - a first name
• khost - a town in Afghanistan, good for being besieged in
• khoum - a monetary unit of Mauritania
• khovd - a town in Mongolia
• Khris - a first name
• Khrys - a first name
• khudi - a town in Nepal
• khuds - plural of "khud", a deep ravine
• khufu - an ancient Egyptian king, also called Cheops
• khulm - a town in Afghanistan
• khuzi - a town in Iran
• khvat - a unit of length in Yugoslavia, of about 2 meters
• khyal - khayal
• Khyra - a first name
• kiaat - a tree of southern Africa having heavy strong wood
• kiack - a kayak
• kiaki - a Japanese timber tree
• Kiana - a first name
• Kiane - a first name
• kiang - a Tibetan wild horse
• Kiani - a first name
• Kiant - a first name
• Kiara - a first name
• kiari - a town in Papua New Guinea
• kiato - a village in northern India
• kiawe - a Hawaiian mesquite tree
• Kibah - a first name
• kibbe - a first name; a Middle Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur wheat
• kibbi - a Middle Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur wheat
• kibed - chapped with cold
• kibei - an American-born child of Japanese immigrants, educated in Japan
• kibes - plural of "kibe", a cold sore, a chilblain
• kibet - a language
• kibla - the direction toward which Muslims face during prayer
• Kichi - a first name
• Kicki - a first name
• kicks - strikes with the foot; enjoyment
• kicky - exciting
• Kidan - a first name
• kidde - of kithe; of kythe
• kiddo - a familiar nickname
• kiddy - a child
• kidel - a fish trap
• kideo - video products for children
• kidge - a kedge; brisk; pot-bellied
• kidna - "How much?"
• kiefs - plural of "kief", a variant of "kef"
• Kiela - a first name
• Kiele - a first name
• Kieli - a first name
• Kiely - a first name
• Kiera - a first name
• kiers - plural of "kier", a vat for boiling and dyeing fabrics
• kieve - variant of "keeve", a brewer's mash tub, a rock basin
• Kifah - a first name
• kifer - to have sexual intercourse with
• kifil - a town in Iraq
• kifri - a town in Iraq
• kight - a kite
• kihei - a town in Hawaii
• kihnu - a town in Estonia
• kikar - a gum arabic tree
• kikes - plural of "kike", a slur
• kikoi - an east African striped cloth with fringes on the end, worn around the waist
• kikus - plural of "kiku", a chrysanthemum
• kilah - a unit of capacity in Egypt of about 16 liters
• Kilan - a first name
• kilba - a language
• Kilda - a first name
• Kilee - a first name
• kileh - a unit of volume equal to about 1 bushel
• Kilen - a first name
• kiley - a first name; a boomerang
• kilia - a town in Ukraine
• Kilie - a first name
• kilim - an oriental tapestry or carpet
• kilju - a town in North Korea
• kills - slays; plural of "kill", a stream
• killy - a first name; the killifish
• kilns - plural of "kiln", an oven, especially for bricks and pottery
• kilos - plural of "kilo", a kilometer; a kilogram
• kilps - plural of "kilp", kelp, a seaweed
• kilts - plural of "kilt", a man's skirt
• kilty - one who wears a kilt
• kilya - a town in Ukraine
• Kimba - a first name
• kimbo - to set akimbo
• Kimee - a first name
• Kimia - a first name
• Kimie - a first name
• Kimit - a first name
• Kimme - a first name
• Kimmi - a first name
• Kimmo - a first name
• Kimmy - a first name
• Kimon - a first name
• kimri - one of four stages of ripening
• kimry - Cymry
• Kimya - a first name
• kinah - a Hebrew elegy
• Kinan - a first name
• kinas - plural of "kina", a monetary unit of Papua New Guinea
• kinat - an impertinent, conceited youngster
• kinch - a noose or loop in a rope; a child
• kinda - a first name; slang for "kind of"
• Kindi - a first name
• kindr - a town in Iraq
• kinds - plural of "kind", a type or sort
• kindu - a town in the Congo
• kindy - kindergarten
• kines - plural of "kine", a television tube; a unit of measurement of velocity
• kinga - a first name; a language
• kings - plural of "king", a male hereditary ruler
• kingu - a god in Babylonian mythology
• kinic - pertaining to cinchona bark
• kinin - a polypeptide that is a powerful vasodilator
• kinit - a unit of force which, acting for one second on one pound, would impart a velocity of one foot per second
• kinks - bends
• kinky - crotchety; entangled; perverse; curly
• Kinna - a first name
• kinny - a first name; a kinescope
• kinos - plural of "kino", a gum resin
• kinot - a Hebrew elegy
• kinsh - a stone-mason's lever
• Kinya - a first name
• kioea - the bristle-thighed curlew
• kioga - an Asian cape
• kioko - a first name; the chokwe; a Bantu ethnic group
• Kiona - a first name
• Kioni - a first name
• kiore - the native rat of New Zealand
• kiosk - an open booth
• kioto - Kyoto, a city in Japan
• kiowa - an American Indian tribe
• kiped - stole
• kiper - one who steals
• kipes - steals; plural of "kipe", a basket for catching fish
• kippa - a yarmulke
• kipps - plural of "kipp", variant of "kip", anything pointed or beaked
• kippy - a first name; attractive
• Kiral - a first name
• Kiran - a first name
• Kirbi - a first name
• kirby - a first name; a fish hook of evenly curved pattern
• Kirdy - a first name
• Kiria - a first name
• Kiril - a first name
• kirin - a city and province in central Manchuria
• kiris - plural of "kiri", a throwing stick
• kirke - a first name; a proper transliteration of "Circe"
• kirks - plural of "kirk", a church
• Kirky - a first name
• kirns - plural of "kirn", a chum, a kern, a last sheaf; a harvest home festival
• Kiron - a first name
• kirov - a city in Russia
• kirra - a town in Australia
• kirri - a kierie, a stick
• Kirsi - a first name
• Kirti - a first name
• kirve - to undercut coal in a mine
• Kirya - a first name
• kiryi - a kind of African tree
• kiryu - a town in Japan
• kisan - a small farmer or agricultural worker in India
• kisar - a town in Hungary
• Kisha - a first name
• kishi - a first name; a town in Nigeria
• kisii - a language; a town in Kenya
• kiska - a first name; one of the western Aleutian islands
• kisky - drunk
• Kisma - a first name
• kisra - a town in Israel
• kissi - an agricultural people of Liberia and Sierra Leone
• kissy - inclined to kiss
• kists - plural of "kist", a box
• kiswa - a black cloth covering the Kaaba
• kitab - a book, especially of sacred scripture
• kitan - variant of "khitan", a Tatar people
• kitar - an Arabian guitar
• kited - obtained money through fraudulent checks
• kiter - one who kites; a person who writes fraudulent checks
• kites - obtains money through fraudulent checks; plural of "kite", a bird; a child's paper flying toy
• kithe - to make known; to appear; kythe
• kiths - plural of "kith", one's friends and neighbors
• kitke - challah
• kitna - "How much?"
• kitol - a crystalline alcohol
• Kitta - a first name
• kitte - to have cut
• Kitti - a first name
• Kitts - a first name
• Kittu - a first name
• kitty - a first name; a cat; the cash pile in poker
• kitwe - a city in northern Zambia
• kiuic - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
• Kivah - a first name
• kivas - plural of "kiva", an Indian sacred room
• kiver - a shallow vessel or wooden tub; a cover
• kives - plural of "kive", a mashing vat
• kivey - a man
• Kivie - a first name
• Kivin - a first name
• kiwai - a Papuan people
• kiwis - plural of "kiwi", a flightless bird, a New Zealander; a fruit
• kiyas - qiyas
• kiyev - another name for Kiev
• kiyiv - another name for Kiev
• kizer - a town in Arkansas
• kizil - a Mongolian-Tatar people
• Kizza - a first name
• Kizzy - a first name
• Kjell - a first name
• Klaas - a first name
• Klaes - a first name
• Klaid - a first name
• klang - a complex musical tone; a town and river in Malaysia
• Klara - a first name
• Klari - a first name
• Klaus - a first name
• Klava - a first name
• Kleef - a first name
• kleft - variant of "klepht", a Greek or Albanian brigand
• klein - a musical term meaning "little" or "small"
• Kleng - a first name
• Kleon - a first name
• kleve - the German name of the city of Cleves
• klick - a click; a kilometer
• klieg - an intensely bright stage light
• Kliel - a first name
• Kliff - a first name
• kling - a Dravidian of Tamil origin
• klink - clink
• Klint - a first name
• klisa - a town in Croatia
• Kliti - a first name
• klomp - a wooden shoe worn in the Low Countries
• klong - a Thai canal; a sudden realization of a major and irreversible error
• kloof - a South African ravine
• kloop - an imitation of the sound of a cork being extracted from a bottle
• klops - Polish meat loaf
• klosh - a town in Albania
• klotz - a klutz
• kluck - to cluck
• kluge - a kludge
• klugy - kludgy
• klunk - clunk
• klutz - a clumsy person
• knabs - bites, gnaws; oneself
• knack - an ability; to strike sharply
• knags - plural of "knag", a knot in wood; a small barrel
• knaik - a British river
• knaps - strikes sharply
• knark - a hard-headed person
• knarl - to gnarl
• knars - plural of "knar", a bump on a tree
• knaur - a bump on a tree
• knave - a rogue; the jack in cards
• knaws - variant of "gnaws"
• knead - to work with the hands
• kneck - the twisting of a rope or cable as it is running out
• kneds - kneads
• kneed - hit with the knee; baggy; having knees
• kneel - to genuflect
• knees - leg elbows; nudges with the knee
• knell - solemn bell ringing, often indicating a funeral
• knelt - kneeled
• kneph - an Egyptian god
• knezi - plural of "knez", a Slavic prince or duke
• kniaz - a Russian duke or prince
• knick - nick
• knife - a cutting implement; a short lance; to stab
• knips - plural of "knip", a silicon chip on a bank card
• knish - a Jewish pastry, dough stuffed with filling and fried
• knits - joins loops of yarn
• knive - to stab with a knife
• knobs - plural of "knob", a rounded protuberance
• knock - to rap; to criticize
• knole - a town in England
• knoll - a hillock
• knops - plural of "knop", a knob
• knors - plural of "knor", variant of "knur"
• knosp - an architectural ornament in the form of a flower bud
• knote - a term in rope making; where ropes meet in a funicular machine
• knots - ties in a knot
• knoud - the grey gurnard
• knoup - to toll the church bell
• knout - a Russian leather whip
• knowe - a knoll
• known - apprehended
• knows - is aware of
• knubs - plural of "knub", a knob; a protuberance
• knuck - a pickpocket
• knuff - a lout
• knurl - a knob or groove or ridge in wood
• knurr - a woodknot
• knurs - plural of "knur", a bump on a tree
• Knute - a first name
• knuts - plural of "knut", a nut; a dandy
• knyaz - a Russian duke or prince
• koala - an Australian marsupial bearlike mammal
• koali - a tropical morning glory
• koans - plural of "koan", a Buddhist meditation paradox
• koban - an oval Japanese gold coin; a Japanese
• kobas - plural of "koba", a kob, an African water antelope
• Kobet - a first name
• kobil - a small boat
• Kobon - a first name
• Kobra - a first name
• kobuk - a river in Alaska
• kobus - a genus of antelopes
• kochi - a first name; a town in southwestern Japan; a town in India, formerly Cochin
• kodak - a camera
• Kodey - a first name
• Kodie - a first name
• Kodjo - a first name
• kodok - a town in Sudan, formerly called "Fashoda"
• kodro - a town in Burkina Faso
• koele - a town in Hawaiia
• koeln - a city in Germany, also known as Cologne
• koels - plural of "koel", an Australian or Indian cuckoo
• koeri - an Aryo-Dravidian people of northeast Hindustan
• Koffe - a first name
• Koffi - a first name
• koffs - plural of "koff", a Dutch sailing vessel
• kofta - a kind of Middle Eastern meat ball
• kogai - a Japanese ornamental pin carried in a sheath
• kogia - a genus of whales
• kogon - cogon, a tall tropical grass
• kohal - a town in Yemen
• Kohei - a first name
• kohen - a cohen, or Jewish priest
• Kohki - a first name
• kohls - plural of "kohl", eye makeup
• kohlu - a town in Pakistan
• kohua - a Maori earth oven
• kohut - a town in Pakistan
• koidu - a town in Sierra Leone
• koila - a town in Greece
• koine - the common Greek tongue used in the New Testament
• koing - knocking out
• koiri - an Aryo-Dravidian people of northeast Hindustan
• kojah - a long-haired mutant mink
• kojak - to find a parking place where there seem to be none
• kojic - a kind of acid
• kojis - plural of "koji", a yeast cake
• kokam - the slow loris, a small slender tailless large-eyed nocturnal lemur
• kokan - a first name; an East Indian timber tree
• koker - a sluice gate
• kokil - a koel
• kokka - referring to the branch of Shinto that forms the Japanese state religion
• koklu - a town in China
• kokob - a venomous serpent
• Kokou - a first name
• kokra - the wood of an Indian tree, used for flutes
• kokum - a semisolid fat obtained from the seeds of an East Indian tree; pretended sympathy
• kolam - a southern Indian tradition of decorating the floor with intricate designs
• kolar - a town in southern India
• kolas - plural of "kola", a cola nut
• Kolby - a first name
• kolea - a golden plover
• kolek - a Malayan canoe
• kolel - a community of Jewish settlers in Palestine
• Kolia - a first name
• kolin - a town in Bohemia, site of a famous battle
• kolis - plural of "kolis", a low caste Indian people
• kolka - a town in Latvia
• kolms - plural of "kolm", a hydrocarbon mineral with a high portion of radioactive elements
• koloa - a first name; a Hawaiian duck
• kolok - a river between Thailand and Malaysia
• kolos - plural of "kolo", a Central European folk dance
• koloy - a town in Chad
• Kolyn - a first name
• Komal - a first name
• koman - a language
• kombi - a compact truck
• kombu - an edible brown kelp used in Japanese cuisine
• komos - a first name; the proper transliteration of "Comus"
• kompa - a Haitian dance
• konak - in Turkey, a large house used as an official residence
• konar - a town in Afghanistan
• konas - plural of "kona", a Hawaiian storm of southerly winds and heavy rains
• konda - a language
• konde - a Bantu people of Nyasaland
• kondo - a first name; a bronze-gilt finish
• Konga - a first name
• kongo - the Congo; an early kingdom of Africa
• kongs - plural of "kong", four of a kind in mah-jongg
• konia - a first name; the city of Konya, Turkey; a Turkish rug woven in soft shades of red, yellow and blue
• konks - conks
• Konni - a first name
• Konny - a first name
• Konon - a first name
• konso - a language
• konya - a first name; a city in southern Turkey famous for carpets
• konze - an African hartebeest
• konzo - a language
• kooka - a crazy person
• kooks - plural of "kook", an eccentric person
• kooky - nutty; loony; unconventional
• kools - phencyclidine
• koord - a Kurd
• koori - an aborigine
• koota - a body louse
• kooti - a body louse
• kopec - a Russian coin, 1/100 of a ruble
• kopek - a Russian coin, 1/100 of a ruble
• koper - a port city in Slovenia
• kophs - plural of "koph", a Hebrew letter
• kopje - a South African hill
• Kopla - a first name
• koppa - an obsolete Greek letter
• kopys - a town in western Russia
• korab - a first name; a mountain in Albania
• korah - a first name; a Levite who rebelled against Moses and Aaron
• korai - plural of "kore", an ancient Greek statue of a young woman
• Koral - a first name
• koran - the sacred book of Islam
• koras - plural of "kora", the water cock
• korat - a cat having a silver blue coat
• Korbi - a first name
• korce - a city in Albania
• korea - an East Asian country
• Koree - a first name
• korem - a town in Ethiopia
• Koren - a first name
• kores - plural of "kore", an ancient Greek statue of a woman
• Korey - a first name
• koria - a first name; a language
• Korie - a first name
• korin - a first name; a West African gazelle
• Korio - a first name
• koris - a first name; plural of "kori", an African bustard
• Korka - a first name
• korku - a Munda language; a tribe of India
• korla - a town in western China
• korma - a mild Indian dish
• Korny - a first name
• koroa - a Tunican people of the Yazoo and Mississippi river valleys
• koror - a town, and an island, part of Palau, in the South Pacific
• koros - plural of "koro", a Japanese incense burner
• Korra - a first name
• Korri - a first name
• Korry - a first name
• korwa - a people of southeast Bihar in India speaking a Munda language
• Koryn - a first name
• koryo - a first name; another name for Korea
• koses - plural of "kos", variant of "coss", a measure of distance in India
• Kosey - a first name
• kosha - in Hinduism, one of the five layers of well-being
• koshe - kosher; acceptable; neat or cool
• kosin - a yellow brown amorphous anthelmintic powder
• Kosma - a first name
• Kosmo - a first name
• Kosmy - a first name
• Kosse - a first name
• Kossi - a first name
• kosso - brayera, the dried pistillate flowers of an Ethiopian tree
• kosta - a first name; a town in Sweden
• kosti - a first name; a town in southern Sudan
• kotah - a town in India
• kotal - a town in Afghanistan
• kotar - an artisan people of southwestern India
• kotel - the Wailing Wall
• koths - plural of "koth", volcanic mud
• kotka - a town in Finland
• kotor - a town in Montenegro
• kotos - plural of "koto", a Japanese stringed musical instrument
• kotow - to prostrate oneself, a variant of "kowtow"
• kotte - a town in southwest Sri Lanka
• kotto - a river in the Central African Republic
• kotys - a Thracian goddes worshipped in wild orgies
• kotzk - a town in Poland
• Koula - a first name
• kousa - a kind of dogwood
• kouse - pearl millet
• kouza - a unit of liquid capacity in Cyprus
• kovel - a town in Ukraine
• kovil - a church
• Kovit - a first name
• kovno - the Russian name of Kaunas, Lithuania
• kovsh - a Russian boat-shaped vessel used as a ladle for drinks
• kowno - another name for Kovno
• koyan - a unit of weight in Malaya
• Kozen - a first name
• kpele - a people of central Liberia
• kposo - a language
• kraak - to speed
• kraal - a native village; a type of cattle enclosure
• krabi - a town in Thailand
• krabs - plural of "krab", a shortened form of "karabiner"
• krads - plural of "krad", a kilo-rad
• kraft - a strong brown paper
• krahn - a language; a Liberian ethnic group
• Kraig - a first name
• krain - another name for Carniola
• krait - a venomous snake
• krake - a town in Nigeria
• krama - in the Eastern Orthodox Church, the water and wine into which the consecrated host is broken
• krang - a variant of "kreng"; whale flesh
• kranj - a town in Slovenia
• krans - a ring of rock or cliffs about a summit; plural of "kran", a Persian monetary unit
• kranz - a crown of rock on a mountain top
• kratz - to make a mess
• kraut - a German; sauerkraut
• kreda - a tribe in Chad
• kreel - a variant of "creel"
• kreep - a basaltic lunar rock
• Kreig - a first name
• kreis - in Germany, a unit of local government
• krems - a city in northeast Austria; a variety of white lead
• kreng - the carcass of a whale after removal of the blubber and baleen (yum!)
• kreon - a first name; a proper transliteration of "Creon"
• krepi - a town in Ukraine
• kress - a town in northern Texas
• krete - the Greek name for Crete
• kreuz - a musical term meaning "sharp"
• krewe - a New Orleans Mardi Gras marching band
• krexy - pettish, cranky
• kribi - a port city in Cameroon
• krige - a first name; in computing, to estimate missing data in a table
• krill - an aggregrate of small marine crustaceans
• krina - a unit of measure of dry volume in Bulgaria
• krine - a unit of measure of dry volume in Bulgaria
• kriss - a first name; a variant of "kris"
• Krist - a first name
• kriti - a Mediterranean island
• kroes - frizzy hair
• kroja - a town in Albania
• kromo - a variant of "krama"
• krona - a Swedish or Icelandic coin
• krone - an Austrian, Danish or Norwegian coin
• kronk - shady; fraudulent
• kronz - a gun
• kroon - a monetary unit of Estonia
• kroos - plural of "kroo", a member of an African ethnic group
• krubi - a tropical East Indian aroid plant
• kruje - a town in Albania
• krump - a quick stepping African-style dance
• Krung - a first name
• krunk - to have sex
• Krupa - a first name
• krupp - a gun
• ksars - plural of "ksar", a variant of "czar"
• ktosh - a town in Albania
• kuans - plural of "kuan", a Chinese official
• kuban - a river in the Caucasus flowing into the Sea of Azov
• kucha - a region of Turkistan; a town in northwest China
• kuchi - a member of a nomadic ethnic group of Afghanistan
• kudas - plural of "kuda", an East Indian tapir
• kudat - a town in Borneo
• kudos - acclaim
• kudum - a village in Sudan
• kudus - plural of "kudu", a large antelope
• kudzu - an invasive clinging vine that is improving the South
• Kueng - a first name
• kufah - a town in Iraq
• kufas - plural of "kufa", an Iraqi boat, made of reeds and covered in skins
• kufic - of the Arab alphabet
• kufis - plural of "kufi", a knit cap worn by Muslims
• kufra - a town in Libya
• kugel - a baked pudding of potatoes or noodles
• kuhak - a town in Iran
• kuito - a town in Angola
• kukak - a village in Alaska
• kukes - a town in Albania
• kukis - plural of "Kuki", a member of a Tibetan-Burmese tribe
• kukri - a Gurkha knife
• kuksu - a religious cult of central California Indians
• kukui - the Hawaiian candlenut tree
• kukus - plural of "kuku", a large fruit-eating pigeon of New Zealand
• kulah - a Turkish prayer rug; a cap
• kulak - a Russian peasant proprietor
• kulan - the wild ass of the Kirghiz steppe
• kulfi - an Indian ice cream dessert
• kulla - the Sumerian and Accadian god of bricks
• kulli - a prehistoric culture of Baluchistan
• kulun - the Chinese name of Ulan Bator
• kumai - a town and bay in Borneo
• kumam - a language
• kuman - the Cuman, a Turkic people
• Kumar - a first name
• kumbh - a Hindu religious festival culminating in ritual bathing; an Indian pitcher
• kumbi - the fiber of the white silk cotton tree
• kumho - a city in North Korea
• kumni - kurmi, a member of an Indian agricultural caste
• kumrl - the above-ground bed of a fox
• kumul - a town in Sinkiang
• kumyk - a Turkish people of the Caucasus
• kumys - koumiss, a beverage made from camel's milk
• kunai - cogon, a tall tropical grass
• Kunal - a first name
• kunar - a province in Afghanistan
• kunas - plural of "kuna", a Panamanian Indian
• kunbi - kurmi, a member of an Indian agricultural caste
• kunda - the lawyer vine; a language; a town in Estonia
• kundu - a Bantu tribe of the Congo
• kungu - a kind of small mayfly
• Kunio - a first name
• Kunle - a first name
• kunna - a European cape
• kunqu - a style of Chinese opera typified by "The Peony Palace"
• kunuz - a province in Afghanistan
• kunya - an informal name, involving the name of one's father or son, by which an Arab man is known
• kuoyu - the Mandarin language
• Kuper - a first name
• kurds - plural of "Kurd", a nationless people of Asia Minor
• kuril - a chain of islands, possessed by Russia and claimed by Japan
• kurim - a town in South Korea
• kuris - plural of "kuri", a now-extince Maori dog
• kurku - korku, a Munda language
• kurmi - a member of an Indian agricultural caste
• kurns - plural of "kurn", a harvest home festival
• kurre - a cur
• kursk - a city in Russia
• kurta - a shirt worn in India
• kurus - a Turkish piaster; plural of "kuru", a disease of the nervous system
• kurve - a prostitute
• kusal - a language
• kusam - an East Indian tree upon which lac insects thrive
• kusan - an Indian people of Oregon
• kusha - a kind of grass
• kusso - cusso, an Ethiopian tree
• kusti - the sacred cord worn by Parsis as a sign of their faith
• kusum - a first name; safflower
• kutch - cutch, couch grass; catechu; a peninsula in India
• kutha - a town in Mesopotamia
• kutno - a town in central Poland
• kuzat - money
• Kuzih - a first name
• Kuzma - a first name
• kuzus - plural of "kuzu", a thickening agent
• kvaas - a Russian beer made from rye flour and malt
• kvass - a Russian beer made from rye flour and malt
• kvell - to beam with pleasure
• Kveta - a first name
• kvint - a unit of weight in Denmark
• kwaal - an illness
• kwadi - an African language
• Kwako - a first name
• Kwame - a first name
• Kwami - a first name
• kwapa - quapaw; a Siouan people of the Arkansas river valley
• kwasi - a first name; a Zulu musical style
• kweef - a vaginal fart
• Kweku - a first name
• kwela - a tin whistle; Zulu folk music
• kweni - a language
• Kwesi - a first name
• kwilu - a river of the Congo
• kyack - an American packsack or pack saddle
• kyaks - plural of "kyak", a kayak or Eskimo canoe
• kyami - a language
• kyang - a kiang, a wild ass
• kyars - plural of "kyar", a coir
• kyats - plural of "kyat", a monetary unit of Myanmar
• kyaws - plural of "kyaw", a jackdaw
• kydde - showed
• kydst - made known
• Kyele - a first name
• kyfer - to have sexual intercourse with
• Kyjel - a first name
• kykes - looks steadfastly; gazes
• Kylah - a first name
• Kylan - a first name
• Kylea - a first name
• Kylee - a first name
• Kylen - a first name
• Kyler - a first name
• kyles - plural of "kyle", a narrow strait or sound
• kyley - a boomerang
• Kylia - a first name
• kylie - a first name; a boomerang
• kylin - a Chinese or Japanese dragon
• kylix - a Greek vase or drinking vessel
• kyloe - Hebridean cattle
• Kylyn - a first name
• kymbo - a town in Sweden
• kymri - the Welsh
• kymru - Wales
• kymry - the Welsh
• Kynan - a first name
• Kynda - a first name
• kynde - kind
• Kyndl - a first name
• kynds - kinds
• kyoga - a lake of central Uganda
• Kyoji - a first name
• Kyoko - a first name
• kyoto - a city in Japan; a kind of Japanese pottery
• kyowa - a town in Brazil
• kypes - plural of "kype", a hook on the male salmon's lower jaw
• kypoo - an extract of catechu
• Kyrah - a first name
• Kyran - a first name
• Kyria - a first name
• kyrie - a first name; a prayer in the Mass
• Kyril - a first name
• Kyros - a first name
• Kysta - a first name
• kytes - plural of "kyte", the stomach
• kythe - to make known; to appear
• kyudo - Japanese archery
• kyuet - a quarter, in circus and hobo slang
• kyzyl - the capital of Tannu Tuva, unreached goal of Richard Feynman
• laaba - a storage platform elevated above the reach of animals
• laage - a town in Germany
• laama - clothing worn for celebration
• laari - a monetary unit of the Maldives
• laban - a first name; in the Bible, the father of Rachel and Leah
• labba - paca
• labda - the more correct form of the spelling of the Greek letter "lambda"
• label - an adhesive stamp; a classification
• labes - the feminine equivalent of "balls", assertiveness, nerve
• labia - plural of "labium", a lip or lip-like part
• Labib - a first name
• labis - cochlear; a eucharistic spoon
• labna - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
• Labon - a first name
• labor - work; childbirth; an English and Israeli political party
• labra - plural of "labrum", a lip or lip-like part
• labri - plural of "labrus", a genus of marine fishes
• lacca - lac
• laced - stiffened; twined; tied with laces
• Lacee - a first name
• lacer - one who laces
• laces - fastens by means of strings
• lacet - lace work; a braid
• lacey - a first name; adorned with lace
• lache - a first name; a coward
• Lacia - a first name
• Lacie - a first name
• lacis - a square-meshed lace with darned patterns
• Lacko - a first name
• lacks - doesn't have; needs
• lacto - a vegetarian who will also eat milk products (though perhaps not eggs)
• lacuy - a peninsula in Chile
• Ladan - a first name
• ladas - a classic runner
• ladde - an obsolete past tense of "to lead"
• laddy - a first name; a young boy
• laded - loaded
• laden - to be burdened
• lader - one who loads
• lades - burdens; loads
• Ladhu - a first name
• Ladie - a first name
• ladik - an Anatolian rug of fine texture
• ladin - a Rhaeto-Romanic dialect spoken in Switzerland
• Ladis - a first name
• ladle - a scoop
• ladon - a first name; the father of Daphne
• Laela - a first name
• laers - plural of "laer", a variant of "laager", a camp or improvised fort
• Laeta - a first name
• laeti - a first name; a town in Brazil
• laevo - levo, levorotatory
• lafia - a town in Nigeria
• lafon - a town in Sudan
• lafte - an obsolete past tense of "leave"
• lagam - ligan; flotsam
• lagan - ligan; flotsam; legally, anything sunk in the sea but attached to a buoy to be recovered
• lagen - an obsolete unit of capacity for liquids; a European river
• lager - a kind of beer
• lages - a town in Brazil
• laggy - lagging
• lagly - laggingly
• lagna - the Hindu Vedic astrological birthsign
• lagny - a town in central France
• lagos - a city in Nigeria, and its commercial capital
• lahar - a catastrophic mud flow caused by a volcano
• Lahea - a first name
• Lahib - a first name
• lahti - a town in Finland
• laich - a laigh; a lowland
• laics - plural of "laic", a layman
• Laidi - a first name
• laids - loads
• laidy - a first name; a beating or thrashing
• laigh - a lowland
• laika - a small red Finnish dog; a Russian space dog
• laiks - sports or plays
• Laila - a first name
• Laili - a first name
• Laily - a first name
• Laima - a first name
• Laina - a first name
• laine - a first name; a woolen fabric; an open tract of arable land
• laird - a first name; a lord; a landed proprietor
• lairg - a town in Scotland
• lairs - plural of "lair", a den
• lairy - full of lairs; flashy or showy; cunning
• laish - a biblical place
• laism - lamaism
• laita - a river in Brittany
• laith - a first name; to loathe
• laity - laymen
• laius - in Greek mythology, the king of Thebes and father of Oedipus
• lajes - a town in the Azores Islands
• Lajos - a first name
• lajta - a kind of cheese
• lakao - sap green
• laked - formed into lakes
• laker - a lake fish; someone who frequents lakes
• lakes - plural of "lake", a large body of fresh water
• Lakha - a first name
• Lakhi - a first name
• lakhs - plural of "lakh", 100,000, usually rupees
• Lakia - a first name
• lakie - a temporary retrograde movement of the tide in the Firth of Forth
• lakin - a first name; a shortened form of "ladykin"; a small damsel; the Virgin Mary
• lakke - an obsolete form of "lack"
• Lakki - a first name
• laksa - a spicy dish with fish and noodles
• Laksh - a first name
• Lakva - a first name
• Lalao - a first name
• laldy - a beating or thrashing
• Lalee - a first name
• Laleh - a first name
• lalia - a first name; a language
• Lalin - a first name
• Lalit - a first name
• Lalji - a first name
• Lalka - a first name
• Lalla - a first name
• Lalli - a first name
• lalls - articulates the letter "R" as "L"
• lally - a first name; wet or drying linen
• Laloo - a first name
• Laman - a first name
• lamar - a first name; the eighth day of the Mayan religious month
• lamas - plural of "lama", a Tibetan priest
• lamat - the eighth day of the Mayan religious month
• lamba - a large cloth shawl of Madagascar; a Bantu language and ethnic group
• lambo - a Lamborghini automobile
• lambs - plural of "lamb", a baby sheep
• lamby - a baby lamb; tasting of lamb
• lamed - hobbled; a Hebrew letter
• lamel - a thin plate; a lamella
• lamer - more lame
• lames - hobbles; small steel plates that slide over each other and form an armor
• lamet - kha
• lamia - a sorceress with the head of a woman and the body of a serpent
• lamin - an astrologer's charm consisting of a thin metal plate
• lammy - a thick warm sailor's jumper; a blanket
• lamna - the type genus of the family Lamnidae
• Lamon - a first name
• lampa - a town in Peru
• lamps - plural of "lamp", an artificial light source
• lamud - a town in Peru
• lamus - a titular see of Isauria; the legendary king of the Laestrygones
• lamut - a Tungus maritime people living near the Sea of Okhotsk
• Lanae - a first name
• Lanah - a first name
• lanai - a veranda
• lanao - maranao; an Asian lake
• lanas - plural of "lana", the genipap tree of Demerara
• Lanay - a first name
• lanaz - a Yugoslavian unit of measurement of area
• Lanbo - a first name
• lance - a first name; a spear
• lanch - to launch
• lancs - plural of "Lanc", a Lancaster aircraft
• Lancy - a first name
• lande - an uncultivated or sterile tract; a heath
• Lando - a first name
• lands - reaches land; plural of "land", a country or region
• Landy - a first name
• laned - having lanes
• lanes - plural of "lane", a country road
• Lanet - a first name
• laney - a first name; containing many lanes; inferior
• langa - a village in South Africa
• Lange - a first name
• langi - a language
• lango - a people of Uganda
• lanie - a first name; a boss
• lanin - a volcano in Argentina and Chile
• lanka - another name for Ceylon, or Sri Lanka
• lanks - becomes lanky
• lanky - tall and thin
• Lanna - a first name
• Lanni - a first name
• Lanny - a first name
• Lanse - a first name
• lants - plural of "lant", a small thin marine fish
• lanty - a first name; to scold
• Lantz - a first name
• lanum - a town in Denmark
• lanus - a town in Argentina
• lanza - a town in Bolivia
• Lanzo - a first name
• laoag - a Philippine seaport
• lapel - a part of a coat or jacket
• lapin - a rabbit
• lapis - a stone
• lapje - a rag or piece of cloth
• lappa - arctium; the root of the great bur; a kind of clover
• lappi - a kind of cheese
• lapps - plural of "Lapp", a native of Lapland
• lapse - to cease; a failing
• lapsi - among the early Christians, a name for those who renounced their faith under torture
• Larah - a first name
• Laran - a first name
• Larbi - a first name
• larch - a tree
• lardo - a fat person
• lards - plural of "lard", a fat
• lardy - fatty
• laree - a monetary unit of the Maldives, 1/100 of a rupee
• Laren - a first name
• lares - plural of "lar", a Roman household god
• large - big
• largo - in musical notation, slowly; a town in Scotland
• largs - a town in Scotland, site of a famous battle
• largu - a village in the Congo
• Laria - a first name
• larid - a bird of the family Laridae
• Larie - a first name
• larin - a piece of silver wire, doubled over and twisted into a fishhook, used as money
• laris - a first name; Georgian currency
• larix - a genus of deciduous trees that includes the larches
• Larka - a first name
• larks - plural of "lark", a bird; a fun time
• larky - sportive
• larme - a first name; a design in lace resembling a tear drop
• Larna - a first name
• larne - a town in Northern Ireland
• larns - learns
• Laron - a first name
• larro - oral sex (back slang)
• larry - a first name; a lorry
• larsa - an ancient Mesopotamian town in Iraq
• Larse - a first name
• larum - an alarm
• larus - a first name; an aquatic bird
• larva - a grub
• larve - a larva
• Laryn - a first name
• Lasca - a first name
• lased - functioned as a laser
• laser - a precise light beam (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation); resin
• lases - functions as a laser
• Lashi - a first name
• Lasho - a first name
• lasik - laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis
• lasks - suffers from diarrhea
• Laslo - a first name
• lassa - source of a deadly fever
• lasse - a first name; a dialect form of "less"
• lassi - a first name; a drink made with cold yogurt
• lasso - a loop of rope
• lassu - the slow movement of a Hungarian csardas
• laste - an obsolete past form of "to last", as in "to endure"
• lasts - endures; plural of "last", a shoemaker's something-or-other
• lasty - lasting; durable
• lasya - the lyric and feminine dance type of India
• latah - a neurosis, discovered in Malaysia, of compulsive imitation of words and acts of others
• Latai - a first name
• latas - plural of "lata", a variant of "latah"
• Latau - a first name
• latax - enhydra
• latch - to catch; to fasten
• Latea - a first name
• lated - belated
• laten - to become late; to cause to become late
• later - subsequently; more late than
• lates - a genus of large percoid fish
• latex - a milky sap; a kind of rubber; a kind of paint; a mathematical typesetting language
• Latha - a first name
• lathe - a first name; a county division; a metal-forming machine
• lathi - a bamboo cudgel
• laths - plural of "lath", a thin strip of wood
• lathy - long and thin
• Latia - a first name
• latie - a town in the Cameroon
• Latif - a first name
• latik - a sauce of carmelized coco and molasses
• latin - the language of ancient Rome; a person of Mediterranean or Spanish American origin
• Latiq - a first name
• latis - plural of "lati"; the name of a Celtic deity
• latke - a potato pancake
• laton - a first name; a variant of "latoun" or "latten", thin sheets of brass used for church utensils
• latro - a fanciful form of "later" as a farewell
• latte - a kind of coffee, only much more expensive
• latty - a first name; a bed
• latus - Latin for "a side", as in "latus rectum", a perpendicular chord
• Latzi - a first name
• lauan - a Philippine timber
• lauca - a river in Bolivia and Chile
• lauch - a first name; one's share in expenses
• laude - Latin for "praise", used in the phrase "cum laude"
• laudo - a mountain in Argentina
• lauds - praises; a canonical hour of prayer
• Lauer - a first name
• laufs - runs in a bobsled contest
• Lauge - a first name
• laugh - to deride; to guffaw
• lauia - the parrot fish
• laund - an open grassy area among trees
• launs - plural of "laun", a ceramics sieve
• laura - a first name; a hermitage
• Laure - a first name
• Lauri - a first name
• Lauro - a first name
• lausa - a village in Kosovo
• lautu - a royal Inca badge
• Lauza - a first name
• laval - a first name; a city in France; made of lava
• Lavan - a first name
• Lavar - a first name
• lavas - plural of "lava", molten volcanic rock
• lavce - a village in Macedonia
• laved - washed
• laver - a brazen wash basin; edible seaweed; a heraldic bearing
• laves - washes
• Lavia - a first name
• lavic - resembling lava
• Lavon - a first name
• lavor - a basin or laver
• lavra - a first name; a laura, a group of recluse cells
• lavvu - a teepee-like structure used by the Sami people
• Lawal - a first name
• lawas - the Shan plateau in Burma; a town in Indonesia
• lawdy - a slang variant of the exclamation "Lordy"
• lawed - took a complaint to court; litigated; cut off the claws and balls of a dog's feet
• lawer - a lawyer
• lawes - cuts off the claws and balls of a dog's feet
• lawin - one's share of expenses
• lawks - an expression of surprise
• lawms - plural of "lawm", variant of "lawn", a fine linen fabric, originally from Lyon, France
• lawnd - a laund, an open grassy area among trees
• lawns - plural of "lawn", a grassy expanse; a fine linen fabric, originally from Lyon, France
• lawny - of or like the cloth lawn
• Lawry - a first name
• lawsy - an exclamation of surprise or amazement
• lawzy - an exclamation of surprise or amazement
• laxer - looser
• laxes - plural of "lax", a salmon
• laxly - loosely
• Laxmi - a first name
• Layal - a first name
• layby - a parking area or bay
• layed - deposited as a wager
• layer - a tier; an egg-laying creature
• layia - a genus of Californian herbs
• Layla - a first name
• Layli - a first name
• Layna - a first name
• layne - a first name; to hold back or conceal
• layup - a shot in basketball
• lazar - a first name; a leper; a beggar
• lazed - idled
• lazer - one who lazes
• lazes - idles
• lazio - a province of Italy that includes Rome
• Lazlo - a first name
• lazos - plural of "lazo", a symbolic rope or lasso encircling a wedding couple
• lazzi - plural of "lazzo", an improvised comic dialogue in the commedia dell'arte
• lazzo - an improvised comic dialogue in the commedia dell'arte
• leach - to wash by percolation
• leads - covers with lead; shows the way
• leady - leaden
• leafs - quickly turns the pages of a book
• leafy - covered with leaves
• leaks - plural of "leak", a breach, hole or flaw
• leaky - containing leaks
• Leala - a first name
• leams - plural of "leam", a dog leash
• Leana - a first name
• Leane - a first name
• Leann - a first name
• leans - tilts
• leant - inclined
• leany - lean
• leaps - jumps
• leapt - leaped; jumped
• leare - to teach
• learn - to acquire knowledge
• lears - learns; leers
• leary - an old mine shaft; leery; flashy or showy
• Leasa - a first name
• lease - to rent for a fixed term
• leash - a thong; to bind
• least - smallest
• leasy - flimsy
• leath - a ward in the English county of Cumberland
• leats - plural of "leat", a channel or watercourse for a mill
• leave - to depart; permission
• Leavi - a first name
• leavy - leafy