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• leaze - lease
• leban - a liquid food made from curdled milk
• lebda - a town in ancient Libya
• leben - a first name; a liquid food made from curdled milk
• lebes - a metal basin or bowl used in ancient Greece
• Lebzy - a first name
• lecce - a town in Italy
• lecco - a town in Italy
• leche - a water buck, a large heavy antelope
• lechy - letcherous
• Lecia - a first name
• lecky - electrical; electricity
• Ledah - a first name
• leddy - lady
• leden - a language; a voice
• ledes - plural of "lede", the leading lines of a newspaper article
• ledge - a ridge; a shelf
• ledgy - full of ledges
• Ledis - a first name
• ledol - a crystalline sesquiterpenoid alcohol
• ledum - a genus of shrubs with white flowers; Labrador tea
• Ledvi - a first name
• Leeah - a first name
• Leean - a first name
• leear - a liar
• Leeba - a first name
• Leece - a first name
• leech - a bloodsucking creature; a doctor; the edge of a sail
• Leeda - a first name
• leede - a cauldron; a copper kettle
• leeds - a city in Yorkshire, England
• leeks - plural of "leek", a relative of the onion, symbolic of Wales
• leeky - containing or tasting of leeks
• Leela - a first name
• leeme - leme
• Leena - a first name
• leeps - plasters with cow dung
• leere - tape or braid; an ornament
• leers - plural of "leer", a lewd stare
• leery - apprehensive; wary
• Leesa - a first name
• leese - a first name; to lose
• leets - plural of "leet", a former English court for petty offenses
• leeve - lief; live
• Leevi - a first name
• Leeza - a first name
• lefse - a thin potato pancake, common in Norway
• lefte - lifted
• lefts - plural of "left", a louie, a bend sinister
• lefty - a first name; a southpaw; a leftist
• leful - leveful
• legal - allowed by law
• legat - a legal attache
• legba - a first name; an African and Haitian deity guarding the passage to the underworld
• leger - a race; light; small; ledger; a coal merchant who gives short weight
• leges - plural of "lex", Latin for "law"
• legge - to alleviate; to allay
• leggo - slang for "let go"
• leggy - with long or admirable legs
• legit - legitimate
• legno - in musical notation, "wood", hence, in some cases, the bow of an instrument
• legoa - a unit of measure in Brazil
• legos - plastic interlocking blocks for children
• Legra - a first name
• legua - a unit of measurement in Argentina
• Lehel - a first name
• lehrs - plural of "lehr", an oven for glassware
• lehua - a first name; a tropical tree with red flowers
• Leial - a first name
• Leian - a first name
• Leiba - a first name
• Leida - a first name
• Leidy - a first name
• leigh - a first name; an English town
• Leila - a first name
• leirs - teaches
• Leisa - a first name
• leise - in musical notation, "lightly" or "softly"
• leish - active, supple
• leith - a first name; a seaport city in Scotland
• lejay - a town in Afghanistan
• Lekel - a first name
• Lekha - a first name
• lekhe - a unit of measure in Bulgaria
• lekin - likin
• Leksi - a first name
• Lelah - a first name
• Lelan - a first name
• Lelia - a first name
• Lelie - a first name
• Lelio - a first name
• Lella - a first name
• Lelya - a first name
• Lemae - a first name
• leman - an illicit lover; a European lake
• Lemar - a first name
• lemba - an African tribe, purported to be a lost tribe of Israel
• lemed - gleamed
• lemel - metal filings
• lemes - plural of "leme", a ray or glimmer of light
• lemgo - a town in Germany
• lemma - a subsidiary mathematical theorem; a bract in a grass spikelet
• lemme - slang for "let me"
• Lemmy - a first name
• lemna - a genus of duckweed plants
• lemon - a sour yellow fruit; a bad car
• lemur - a ghost; a kind of monkey
• lenad - a contracted form of "leucite" and "nephalite", a suggested name for the feldspathoid minerals
• Lenah - a first name
• lenas - plural of "lena", a procuress
• lenca - a Honduran Indian tribe
• Lenci - a first name
• Lenda - a first name
• lends - loans
• lendu - a people of Uganda and Congo
• Lenea - a first name
• Lenee - a first name
• lenes - plural of "lene", a speech sound pronounced with little aspiration
• lengs - lengthens
• Lenia - a first name
• lenis - a first name; a speech sound pronounced with little aspiration
• lenje - a language
• Lenka - a first name
• Lenly - a first name
• Lenna - a first name
• Lenno - a first name
• Lenny - a first name
• lenok - a Siberian fish
• Lenon - a first name
• Lenor - a first name
• lenos - a first name; plural of "leno", a fabric similar to muslin
• lenox - a first name; a town in Massachusetts
• lense - lens
• lensk - a Siberian town prone to flooding
• lenti - plural of "lento", a notation meaning "slowly"
• lento - "slowly" in musical notation
• lents - plural of "Lent", a period of fasting before Easter
• Leoda - a first name
• leods - plural of "leod", a people or nation
• Leola - a first name
• Leoma - a first name
• Leona - a first name
• leone - a first name; a monetary unit of Sierra Leone
• Leoni - a first name
• leons - plural of "leon", a lion
• Leora - a first name
• Leory - a first name
• Leota - a first name
• lepal - a sterile stamen that is transformed into a scale
• lepas - a genus of goose barnacles
• Lepel - a first name
• leper - one afflicted with leprosy
• lepid - jocose; witty; pleasant
• lepis - a scale
• lepra - leprosy
• lepre - leprosy
• lepry - leprosy
• lepta - plural of "lepton", a Greek coin
• lepti - plural of "leptus", any of several six-legged mites
• lepto - leptospirosis
• lepus - the constellation of the hare
• Lerai - a first name
• lered - learned
• leres - plural of "lere", a lesson
• lergi - a vaguely defined illness like cooties
• Lerka - a first name
• lerky - a children's game of hide and seek, in which kicking a can makes you safe
• lerma - a town in Spain
• lerna - a marshy district near Argos, the lare of the Hydra
• lerne - a marshy district near Argos, the lare of the Hydra
• Leroi - a first name
• Leron - a first name
• leros - a Greek island
• lerot - the garden dormouse
• Leroy - a first name
• lerps - a scale-like secretion left on leaves by plant lice
• lerry - a first name; a lecture
• lerwa - the genus of the snow partridge
• Leryn - a first name
• lesbo - slang for "lesbian"
• lesce - a town in Slovenia
• lesed - damaged
• leses - damages
• lesgh - a people of the Caucasus
• Lesha - a first name
• Lesia - a first name
• Lesje - a first name
• Leska - a first name
• lesko - a town in Poland
• lesky - a lesbian
• Lesli - a first name
• Lesly - a first name
• lesok - a village in Macedonia
• lesse - a river in Belgium
• lessn - slang for "less than" or "unless"
• lesso - lesbian
• lesto - in musical notation, "lively"
• lests - listens
• lesya - a first name; one of 6 colors the karma imparts to the soul, dark or light reflecting evil or good
• letch - a lecher; a craving; to separate by percolation
• leten - past participle of "lete"
• letes - lets; leaves
• Letha - a first name
• lethe - a first name; the river of forgetfulness in Greek mythology
• lethy - lethean; of the river Lethe
• Letif - a first name
• Letta - a first name
• lette - a first name; to let; to hinder
• Letti - a first name
• letts - plural of "Lett", a Lithuanian
• letty - a first name; a place to sleep, often rented
• letup - a pause
• leuch - laugh
• leuco - white
• leuds - plural of "leud", a feudal vassal
• leugh - lauch
• leuke - a town in Turkey; a variant of "leukeness", meaning moderate warmth
• leuma - shipping fever
• leupp - a town in Arizona
• levan - a first name; any of a group of levorotatory polysaccharides
• Levar - a first name
• levee - an embankment; a reception
• level - flat; a stage; to be honest with
• leven - levin, lightning; a lawn; a lake in east Scotland; eleven; an English town
• lever - a jemmy
• leves - leaves
• levet - a trumpet blast
• Levey - a first name
• Levia - a first name
• Levie - a first name
• levin - a first name; lightning
• levir - the husband's brother, who may be called upon to marry his brother's wife if he dies childless
• levis - blue jeans made by Levi Strauss & Co.
• Levka - a first name
• Levko - a first name
• Levon - a first name
• Levya - a first name
• lewes - a first name; a town in England
• Lewie - a first name
• Lewin - a first name
• lewis - a first name; a grip for masonry
• lewth - warmth
• Lewyn - a first name
• lexed - carried out lexical analysis
• lexer - a program which performs lexical analysis on a text
• lexes - plural of "lexis", the vocabulary of a group
• Lexey - a first name
• lexia - a first name; a soft light-colored raisin
• lexic - pertaining to words
• lexie - a first name; a maker of dictionaries or word lists
• lexis - a first name; the vocabulary of a group
• lexor - a "tokenizer", which organizes a string of symbols into "words"
• Leyla - a first name
• Leyly - a first name
• leyre - a European rive
• leyte - one of the Philippine Islands
• Leyti - a first name
• lezes - plural of "lez", a lesbian
• lezgi - a Caucausian language
• lezhe - a town in Albania
• Lezli - a first name
• Lezly - a first name
• lezzo - a lesbian
• lezzy - a lesbian
• lhasa - the capital city of Tibet
• lhoke - the Tibeto-Burman language of Bhutan
• lhota - one of the Naga peoples of the Assam-Burma region
• liady - a town in Russia which Napoleon passed through
• liage - a union by league or alliance
• liana - a first name; a tropical climbing plant
• liane - a first name; a tropical climbing plant
• liang - a first name; a tael, a Chinese unit of weight of about 1 ounce or 1/16 catty
• liant - an Asian cape
• liard - dapple gray; a French copper coin, worth a fourth of a sou
• liars - plural of "liar", a prevaricator; a person for whom truth is tiresome
• liart - dapple gray
• libau - the German name of the Latvian port of Liepaja
• Libba - a first name
• Libbi - a first name
• Libby - a first name
• libel - a slanderous story
• liben - a district in Prague
• liber - bast; the inner bark of a tree; a book
• Libet - a first name
• Libia - a first name
• libor - a first name; an interest rate charged for short term loans between banks (London interbank offered rate)
• libra - a Zodiac sign; the constellation of the scales; a unit of weight of about 1 pound; Peruvian coin
• libri - plural of "liber", a book of public records
• libya - a north African country
• licca - a West Indian tree
• Licha - a first name
• lichi - a Chinese fruit tree, the litchi
• licht - to light
• Licia - a first name
• licit - legal
• licks - passes the tongue over a surface
• licky - like a lick; involving many licks
• Lidah - a first name
• lidar - a sort of radar that uses laser light
• liddy - a first name; crazy
• Lider - a first name
• lidge - a variant of "ledge"
• Lidia - a first name
• Lidio - a first name
• Lidka - a first name
• lidos - plural of "lido", a fashionable beach resort
• Lidya - a first name
• Liebe - a first name
• liefs - plural of "lief", beloved one
• liege - a vassal; a city in Belgium
• Liena - a first name
• Liene - a first name
• liens - plural of "lien", a legal right to hold or sell a debtor's property
• lienz - a town in Austria
• liers - plural of "lier", one who reclines
• Liesa - a first name
• Liese - a first name
• Liesl - a first name
• liest - Biblical "lies"
• lieth - Biblical "lies"
• lieto - in musical notation, "joyful"
• lieue - a unit of length in Switzerland, about 3 miles
• lieus - plural of "lieu", the place, or stead, of something else
• lieut - a lieutenant
• lieuy - expectorated phlegm
• lieve - a first name; gladly
• lifed - controlled by a maintenance program that replaces parts after their expected life
• lifen - to enliven
• lifer - a prisoner convicted for a life term
• lifes - controls by a maintenance program that replaces parts after their expected life; an occasional plural of "life", as in "still lifes"
• lifey - full of life
• lifts - raises up; plural of "lift", an elevator
• lifty - an elevator attendant
• ligan - flotsam; lagan
• ligas - a poisonous Philippine tree
• ligbi - a language
• ligby - a mistress
• Ligda - a first name
• liger - the offspring of a male lion and a female tiger; (go ahead! ask!)
• ligge - to recline; to lie
• light - a first name; illumination; not heavy
• ligia - a first name; in Greek mythology, a siren; a genus of crustaceans
• ligne - an archaic French unit of length
• ligny - a town in Belgium, site of a famous Napoleonic battle
• ligor - a town in southern Thailand
• Lihle - a first name
• lihue - a town on the island of Kauai, Hawaiia
• Liisa - a first name
• liked - preferred
• liken - to compare
• liker - one who likes; more similar
• likes - prefers; plural of "like", a preference
• likhu - a river in Nepal
• likin - a Chinese tax imposed on items being transported
• likud - an Israeli political party
• lilac - a first name; a flower; a purple blue color
• Lilah - a first name
• lilas - a first name; in Buddhism, the futile pursuit of the trivial
• Lilia - a first name
• Lilie - a first name
• lilin - a first name; the male children of Lilith
• Lilis - a first name
• Lilja - a first name
• Lilla - a first name
• lille - a city in northern France
• Lilli - a first name
• Lillo - a first name
• lills - plural of "lill", a very small pin
• Lilly - a first name
• lilos - plural of "lilo", an inflatable mattress or cushion
• lilts - sings or speaks rhythmically
• lilty - like a song that is light and swinging
• Lilya - a first name
• limal - a town in Bolivia
• liman - a lagoon
• limas - plural of "lima", the edible seed of an American plant
• limax - a genus of snails
• limay - a river in Argentina; a town in the Philippines
• limba - an African tree
• limbe - a town in Haiti
• limbi - plural of "limbus", a border or edge or limb
• limbo - a dance; a waiting room in the afterworld; a state of uncertainty
• limbs - plural of "limb", an arm, leg, branch or segment
• limbu - a Mongoloid people of Nepal
• limby - having many large branches; a person who has lost a limb
• limed - treated with lime; cemented
• limen - a sensory threshhold; a border or boundary
• limer - one who snares birds with birdlime; a hanger-on
• limes - plural of "lime", a green citrus fruit
• limey - an Englishman
• limit - a bound or constraint
• limma - a semitone
• limmo - a limousine
• limmu - an eponym
• limmy - a jimmy, or housebreaking tool
• limns - depicts in painting or drawing
• limon - a fruit that is a cross between a lemon and a lime; a port in Costa Rica
• Limor - a first name
• limos - plural of "limo", a limousine
• limpa - a rye bread made with molasses
• limps - walks lamely
• limpy - like a limp; characterized by a limp
• limsy - limping from lack of exercise
• linac - a linear accelerator used for particle physics
• Linah - a first name
• Linal - a first name
• Linas - a first name
• linch - a first name; a ledge
• Linda - a first name
• lindi - a first name; a town in Tanzania
• lindo - a South American tanager
• linds - plural of "lind", a linden tree
• lindy - a first name; a lively dance named for Charles Lindbergh
• Lindz - a first name
• linea - a first name; an anatomical line or streak
• lined - care-worn; with lines; formed a line; bordered
• Linek - a first name
• Linel - a first name
• linen - a fabric made from flax
• liner - a shim; a vessel; a lining
• lines - plural of "line", a queue; a geometric object; 1/12 of an inch
• Linet - a first name
• liney - resembling a line
• linga - a lingam
• linge - to strike or flog
• lingo - language; argot; slang; cant; jargon
• lings - plural of "ling", a heath plant; a gadoid food fish
• lingy - active; covered with heather
• linhe - a town in China
• linin - a substance in the cell nucleus
• linje - a Swedish unit of length, about 3 millimeters
• links - a golf course; plural of "link", a part of a chain; a cuff-link; a unit of length
• linky - full of interlocking rings
• Linly - a first name
• linne - flax; a lunar crater
• linns - plural of "linn", a waterfall; a linden tree
• linny - a first name; a linhay, a shed that is open in front
• linon - the fabric lawn
• linos - plural of "lino", a linotype; linoleum
• Linsi - a first name
• Linsy - a first name
• lints - plural of "lint", an accumulation of fiber bits
• linty - covered with lint
• linum - a genus of herbs that includes flax
• Linus - a first name
• linux - a first name; a computer operating system of vexed pronunciation
• linyu - a city in northeast China, in Hopeh province
• Linzi - a first name
• Linzy - a first name
• Liola - a first name
• Liona - a first name
• lions - plural of "lion", a predatory African feline
• Liora - a first name
• lipan - an Apache people of eastern New Mexico; a river in New Guinea
• lipau - a town in Bohemia, site of a famous battle
• lipic - pertaining to fat
• lipid - any of a class of fatty substances
• lipin - a complex lipid
• lippe - a former state in northwest Germany
• Lippo - a first name
• lipps - plural of "lipp", a crimson fish
• lippy - half a gallon; impudent; lipstick
• lipse - to lisp
• lipsi - a Greek island
• lipyl - a hypothetical radical of glycerin
• Liran - a first name
• liras - plural of "lira", an imaginary monetary unit of Italy, Turkey, etc
• Liraz - a first name
• Lirel - a first name
• lirey - a town in north central France
• Liris - a first name
• lirks - plural of "lirk", a fold or wrinkle
• Liron - a first name
• lirot - an Israel coin denomination
• lirps - snaps the fingers
• lisas - a bay in Trinidad
• Lisby - a first name
• lisca - a town in Slovenia
• lisec - a village in Macedonia
• Liset - a first name
• Lisha - a first name
• Lishe - a first name
• Lisia - a first name
• liska - a first name; the Russian city that was formerly Georghiu Dezh
• liski - a town in Romania
• lisks - plural of "lisk", the groin
• lisle - a first name; a thread; a cloth; the former name of Lille, France
• lisne - a cavity
• Lison - a first name
• lisps - pronounces the letter "S" incorrectly
• lissa - a first name; site of a famous naval battle; a town in Nigeria
• lisse - tapestry warp threads; a town in the Netherlands
• Lissi - a first name
• Lissy - a first name
• lists - plural of "list", a field of competition; a table; a tilt
• litae - the Roman name of the Greek Litai
• Litah - a first name
• litai - in Greek mythology, the elderly female personifications of prayer
• litas - a Lithuanian coin
• litch - a mass of tangled hair
• lited - alighted
• liter - a unit of volume in the metric system
• lites - alights; plural of "lite", something lower in calories
• lithe - thin; active
• lithi - a village on the island of Chios
• litho - a lithograph
• liths - plural of "lith", a joint or segment
• lithy - active; flexible; supple
• Litia - a first name
• Liton - a first name
• litra - an ancient silver coin worth a pound of bronze; a unit of weight in Greece
• litre - variant of "liter", a unit of volume
• Litsa - a first name
• Litto - a first name
• litui - plural of "lituus", a shepherd's crook; a mathematical curve
• litus - a man of a class between slave and freeman
• litva - an early people of northwestern Russian, ancestors of the Lithuanians
• Liuka - a first name
• liuku - a town in China, on the Nu river
• Livan - a first name
• lived - was alive; had a residence
• liven - to make lively
• liver - an organ of the body that removes alcoholics from the gene pool
• lives - resides; plural of "life"
• Livia - a first name
• livid - a black and blue color; purple with rage
• Livie - a first name
• Livio - a first name
• Liviu - a first name
• Livna - a first name
• livor - a livid color or discoloration
• livre - an old French monetary unit; a unit of weight of Greece of about 1 pound
• Livvi - a first name
• Livvy - a first name
• Livya - a first name
• Livye - a first name
• liwan - a town in Afghanistan
• lixin - a town in China
• lixus - a town in Morocco
• Liyan - a first name
• Liysa - a first name
• Lizan - a first name
• lizas - plural of "liza", the American white mullet fish
• Lizka - a first name
• Lizou - a first name
• Lizzy - a first name
• Ljube - a first name
• Ljubo - a first name
• llama - a South American hoofed mammal
• llano - a South American treeless plain
• llata - a town in Peru
• llave - a market town in Peru
• llica - a town in Bolivia
• lloid - to unlock a door using a celluloid card
• Lloyd - a first name
• lludd - a mythical Welsh king who freed his kingdom of three plagues
• Lluis - a first name
• lluta - a river in Chile
• Lnard - a first name
• loach - a river fish
• loads - plural of "load", a burden; a large quantity
• loady - a heavy drinker (who gets loaded often)
• loafs - idles; plural of "loaf", a baked bread
• loams - plural of "loam", a rich soil
• loamy - containing loam
• loans - lends
• loasa - a genus of tropical prickly herbs
• loast - lost
• loath - averse to
• loave - a loaf
• lobal - lobed
• lobar - divided into lobes
• lobby - a foyer; to pressure
• lobed - divided into lobes
• lobes - plural of "lobe", a rounded projecting anatomical part
• Lobie - a first name
• lobos - one of the Canary Islands; plural of "lobo", a timber wolf
• lobus - a lobe
• locac - a mighty southern continent reported by Marco Polo
• local - nearby; an inn
• locao - a green vegetable dye used in China
• loced - stressed out
• loche - a loach; a lake in North America
• locho - a Venezuelan coin
• lochs - plural of "loch", a lake or arm of the sea
• lochy - containing lochs; a British river
• locie - a locomotive
• Locke - a first name
• locks - plural of "lock", a strand of hair; a security device; a navigational dam
• locky - having or characterized by locks
• locos - plural of "loco", a locoweed; a locomotive; a crazy person or animal
• locri - an ancient Greek colony in southern Italy
• locum - a deputy, from "locum tenens" meaning "place holder"
• locus - a locality; a geometric set of points
• lodar - a device that receives and records loran signals
• lodde - the capelin
• loddy - laudanum
• loden - a thick woolen fabric
• lodes - plural of "lode", a deposit of ore
• lodge - a cottage; to stick; to register
• lodha - a low Indian caste
• Lodie - a first name
• lodur - a god in Norse mythology
• loess - a fine loamy soil, produced by glacial scraping, deposited by the wind
• lofar - a system for detecting the underwater sounds of submarines
• loffe - to laugh
• lofts - throws in the air; plural of "loft", an attic
• lofty - high; noble
• logan - a first name; a rocking stone; a berry; a stretch of still water in a bay or river
• logar - a town and province in Afghanistan
• Logen - a first name
• loges - plural of "loge", a box in a theater or opera
• logge - miner's thumb; a small fish
• loggy - sluggish
• logia - plural of "logion", an oracle; a dictum; a saying
• logic - reasoning
• logie - a piece of mock jewelry
• login - to start a computer session; a stretch of still water in a bay or river
• logoi - plural of "logos", a word; a meaning
• logon - to start a computer session
• logos - the divine word; plural of "logo", a logotype; a colophon
• lohan - an arhat; a Buddhist who has attained nirvana
• lohar - an ironworking Hindu caste; a carpenter
• lohja - a town in Finland
• loibl - an Austrian mountain pass
• loica - a town in Chile
• Loida - a first name
• loids - opens a door by sliding a thin strip of celluloid into the jamb
• loins - plural of "loin", the side, between the ribs and the hips
• loipe - a track used for cross-country skiing
• loire - a river in France
• loirs - plural of "loir", a large European dormouse
• Loise - a first name
• loiza - a town in Puerto Rico
• lojar - a cape in Borneo
• lokao - a green dye obtained from the Eurasian buckthorn
• lokes - plural of "loke", a grassy road; a location
• loket - a town in Czechoslovakia
• lokey - a locomotive
• lokie - a locomotive
• loksh - an Italian
• lokum - Turkish delight
• lolan - a first name; a town in Sinkiang
• Lolee - a first name
• Lolek - a first name
• Lolli - a first name
• lolls - lounges
• lolly - a first name; a lollipop; money
• lolog - loglog; the logarithm of a logarithm; the plotting of one logarithm versus another
• lolos - a Chinese aboriginal race
• Loman - a first name
• lomas - a bay in Chile; plural of "loma", a lobe or fringe; a broad-topped hill
• lombo - a language
• lomed - loamed
• lomes - loams
• lomps - plural of "lomp", the lump fish
• lomza - a town in Poland
• Lonan - a first name
• londs - plural of "lond", variant of "land"
• Lonee - a first name
• loner - a solitary person
• Lones - a first name
• longa - a note equal to two breves; Latin for long or enduring, as in "ars longa, vita brevis"; a British island
• longe - to thrust; a long rope used to train a horse
• longi - plural of "longus", a long structure in the body
• longs - desires
• Longy - a first name
• Lonie - a first name
• lonks - plural of "lonk", a sheep from Lancashire
• lonky - a small wall gap allowing sheep but not cattle to pass
• Lonna - a first name
• Lonni - a first name
• Lonny - a first name
• Lonso - a first name
• lonya - a first name; a village in Hungary
• Lonzo - a first name
• lonzu - a kind of Italian prepared ham
• loobs - plural of "loob", the clay washed from tin ore in dressing
• looby - a large awkward person
• looch - a kind of medicine to be taken by licking with the tongue
• looed - subjected to a forfeit in the card game of loo
• looes - is subjected to a forfeit in the card game of loo
• looey - a lieutenant; a left turn
• loofa - a brush; a plant
• loofs - plural of "loof", the palm of the hand
• looie - a lieutenant; a left turn
• looks - observes; plural of "look", an appearance; an observation
• looky - an exclamation, urging another to look at some sight
• lools - plural of "lool", a vessel used to receive the washings from ores
• looms - appears large; plural of "loom", a weaving frame
• loons - plural of "loon", a bird; a crazed person
• loony - nutty; unhinged; deranged; a Canadian dollar coin
• loops - plural of "loop", a cycle
• loopy - dotty; unsound; full of loops
• loord - a dull witless person
• loose - unbound
• loots - rifles, plunders
• loped - ran easily
• loper - one who lopes
• lopes - runs easily
• lopez - an African cape
• loppa - a town in Norway
• loppy - hanging limply
• Lorah - a first name
• loral - a first name; of the space between the eyes and bill of a bird; of the lorum
• loran - a long range navigation system comparing signal delay from two stations
• Loray - a first name
• lorca - a city in southeast Spain
• lords - a cricket ground; plural of "lord", a noble; a master
• lordy - an exclamation of surprise or astonishment
• lored - having lores
• Loree - a first name
• lorel - a worthless person
• Loren - a first name
• lores - the region between eye and bill on a bird; plural of "lore", a body of tradition
• Loret - a first name
• Lorey - a first name
• Loria - a first name
• loric - a leather corslet
• Lorie - a first name
• Lorin - a first name
• loris - a first name; a small slender tailless large-eyed nocturnal lemur
• Lorna - a first name
• Lorne - a first name
• Lorra - a first name
• Lorri - a first name
• lorry - a first name; a van or truck
• lorum - a transverse piece in the proboscis of a bee; a piercing between the penis and scrotum
• Loryn - a first name
• losal - a town in India
• losar - a town in northern India
• losat - an acronym, a line-of-sight anti-tank weapon
• losau - a town in Germany
• losel - a worthless person
• losen - to loose
• loser - one who loses a game; a person with a flair for failure
• loses - doesn't win; misplaces
• losse - cast off
• lossy - characterized by loss; referring to a irreversible compression scheme
• lotah - a small water vessel used in India and Pakistan for post-defecation cleaning
• lotas - plural of "lota", a small water vessel used in India
• lotes - plural of "lote", a lotus
• Lotfi - a first name
• lotic - pertaining to moving water
• Lotie - a first name
• Lotje - a first name
• lotos - a lotus
• lotsa - slang for "lots of"
• lotta - a first name; slang for "lot of"
• lotte - a first name; a monkfish
• Lotti - a first name
• lotto - a lottery game
• Lotty - a first name
• lotus - a first name; a water lily
• Louai - a first name
• Louay - a first name
• Louba - a first name
• louch - to slouch
• Loudy - a first name
• louey - looey; a lieutenant
• loufa - the loofa plant
• lough - a lake
• louie - a first name; a lieutenant; a left turn
• louis - a first name; an obsolete French coin
• Louka - a first name
• louks - plural of "louk", an accomplice
• loulu - any Oceanian palm
• Louly - a first name
• lound - lown
• louns - plural of "loun", a loon
• loupe - a small magnifying glass; a jewel of perfect luster
• loups - leaps
• Loura - a first name
• lourd - a stupid worthless person; dull; sluggish
• loure - an old slow dance; a musical instrument; money
• louri - a lory, a kind of small parrot
• lours - lowers; scowls
• loury - lowery; overcast
• louse - a parasite; an uncouth person
• lousy - louse-ridden; miserable; undesirable
• louth - a county in Northern Ireland; a town in England
• louts - bows in respect; plural of "lout", an unprepossessing person
• louty - loutish; ill-mannered; boorish
• lovas - a town in Croatia
• lovat - a tweed
• loved - adored
• lovee - one who is loved
• Lovel - a first name
• lover - one who loves
• loves - adores; holds dear
• lovey - a first name; a term of endearment
• Lovie - a first name
• Lovon - a first name
• lowan - leipoa; an Australian bird
• lowed - mooed
• Lowel - a first name
• lower - below; one who lows
• lowes - blazes
• lowgh - a variant of "lowh"
• lowie - a prostitute; a low person
• lowks - plural of "lowk", a variant of "louk", an accomplice
• lowly - humble
• lownd - sheltered, calm, quiet
• lowne - a loon
• lowns - plural of "lown", a loon
• lowre - money
• lowry - a first name; a kind of open boxcar
• lowse - loose
• lowts - louts
• loxed - supplied with liquid oxygen
• loxes - supplies with liquid oxygen
• loxia - a genus of cross-bill birds
• loxie - a natural blonde
• loyal - a first name; devoted; true
• Loyce - a first name
• Loyda - a first name
• Loyde - a first name
• Loyer - a first name
• lozel - a worthless person
• lozen - a lozenge
• Luana - a first name
• Luane - a first name
• Luann - a first name
• luaus - plural of "luau", a Hawaiian cookout
• Lubba - a first name
• lubed - lubricated
• Luben - a first name
• luber - one who lubricates
• lubes - lubricates a car
• lubey - covered in lubrication; a lubricated condom
• lubie - a lubricated condom
• Lubna - a first name
• lubny - a town in Ukraine
• Lubos - a first name
• Lubov - a first name
• lubra - an Australian aboriginal woman
• lucan - a first name; a town in Eire; of the evangelist Luke or his gospel
• Lucas - a first name
• lucca - a first name; a city in northwest Italy
• lucci - money
• luces - plural of "luce", the pike fish; plural of "lux", a unit of illumination
• lucet - a horn-shaped tool made of wood, for braiding
• Lucho - a first name
• Lucia - a first name
• lucid - clear; allowing the passage of light
• Lucie - a first name
• Lucil - a first name
• lucin - a "town" in Utah, actually empty desert, site of various land frauds
• Lucio - a first name
• Lucka - a first name
• lucks - plural of "luck", fortune
• lucky - a first name; fortunate
• lucre - money
• Lucus - a first name
• Lucya - a first name
• Lucza - a first name
• ludby - a mistress
• luded - feeling the effects of a dose of quaaludes
• Ludek - a first name
• ludes - plural of "lude", a methaqualone pill, "quaalude"
• ludic - aimlessly playful
• Ludie - a first name
• Ludis - a first name
• Ludka - a first name
• Ludko - a first name
• ludos - plural of "ludo", a board game with pieces moved by dice throws
• luego - goodbye
• luena - a small town in Angola
• luffa - a loofah; a genus of tropical climbing herbs
• luffs - steers a sailing vessel nearer into the wind
• lugan - a Lithuanian
• lugen - a Lithuanian
• luged - used a luge
• luger - a German pistol; someone who rides a luge
• luges - plural of "luge", a small sled
• luggy - a wooden pail with a handle
• lugie - a Lithuanian
• lugoj - a town in Romania
• lugos - a town in Papua New Guinea
• lugow - to fasten; to place
• lugun - a Lithuanian
• luhot - luah
• luhya - a language and a tribe of Kenya
• luian - luwian; of the Luites or their language
• Luigi - a first name
• luing - a breed of beef cattle that is a Shorthorn/Highland cross; a British island
• Luisa - a first name
• Luise - a first name
• luish - of the Luites or their language
• luite - referring to a people of Luya in southeast Asia minor
• Luiza - a first name
• lujan - a town in Argentina
• Lujza - a first name
• lukan - lucan, of the evangelist Luke or his gospel
• Lukas - a first name
• Luken - a first name
• Lukes - a first name
• lukla - a town in Nepal
• Lukus - a first name
• lulab - variant of "lulav", a palm branch for use with the etrog during Sukkoth.
• lulav - a palm branch for use with the etrog during Sukkoth.
• lulea - a town in Sweden
• lules - a town in Argentina
• Lulie - a first name
• Lulio - a first name
• Lulla - a first name
• lulls - causes to sleep or rest
• lully - wet or drying linen
• lulua - a first name; a river in the Congo
• luluh - a gangster's girlfriend
• lulus - plural of "lulu", a remarkable thing or event; a benefit in lieu of other expenses
• lumbo - marijuana from Columbia
• lumbu - a language
• lumen - a unit of measurement of luminous flux; an opening or passageway; a soy product that imitates meat
• lumio - a town in Corsica
• lumme - "love me", used as shorthand for the phrase "Lord love me"
• lummi - a tribe of Indians in Washington State
• lummy - "love me", used as shorthand for the phrase "Lord love me"
• lumps - plural of "lump", a shapeless mass
• lumpy - a first name; full of lumps
• lunan - a woman; a British bay
• lunar - of the moon
• lunas - plural of "luna", an alchemical designation for silver
• lunch - a noontime meal
• lunda - a Bantu-speaking people on the border of Congo and Angola
• lundu - a language
• lundy - a first name; a traitor; an island and pseudo-country in the Bristol channel
• lunel - a variety of muscatel wine
• lunes - plural of "lune", a crescent moon shaped figure; one thirtieth of a lunar month
• lunet - a lunette
• lunga - a British island
• lunge - to thrust; a long rope used to train a horse
• lungi - a loincloth worn by men in India
• lungo - in musical notation, "long"; a town in Sweden
• lungs - plural of "lung", an organ of breathing
• lungy - consumptive
• lunik - a Russian satellite with a dog passenger
• lunka - a town in Ukraine
• lunks - plural of "lunk", a lunkhead, a stupid person
• lunky - like a lunk; a small wall gap allowing sheep but not cattle to pass
• lunns - plural of "lunn", a tea cake
• lunts - plural of "lunt", a light, a slow-match
• lupid - a meteor originating in the Lupus constellation
• lupin - a flower
• lupis - the finest quality of abaca
• luppa - cloth of gold
• lupus - a chronic skin disease; the constellation of the wolf
• luque - a town in Paraguay
• lural - pertaining to the lura
• Luray - a first name
• lurch - to stagger
• lured - enticed
• lurer - one who entices
• lures - entices; plural of "lure", an enticement
• lurex - a synthetic fabric
• lurey - like a lure
• lurgi - a vaguely defined illness like cooties
• lurgs - plural of "lurg", a large marine annelid
• lurgy - a vaguely defined illness like cooties
• lurid - sensational; seamy
• lurin - a town in Peru
• lurks - waits in concealment
• lurky - seedy; untrustworthy
• lurps - rangers engaging in long range reconnaissance patrols
• lurry - drag; a lorry; something repeated by rote; a confused inarticulate utterance; money
• lurve - sentimentalized love
• lushy - tipsy; drunk
• lusia - a first name; an epithet of Demeter, "The Bather"
• Lusio - a first name
• lusks - lazes
• lusts - desires sexually
• lusty - randy; robust
• lusus - a freak; a deformed person
• lutao - a first name; a town in the Philippines
• lutea - plural of "luteum"
• luted - sealed with luting
• luteo - in chemistry, referring to a series of coordination complexes
• luter - a lute player
• lutes - plural of "lute", a musical instrument
• luths - plural of "luth", the leatherback
• lutie - a town in Missouri
• lutin - the name of a goblin in Normandy
• luton - a town in England
• lutra - the genus to which the otter belongs
• lutsk - a town in Ukraine
• luvvy - a first name; an affectionate or affected term of address
• luvya - slang for "love you"
• luxer - a handsome fellow
• luxes - plural of "lux", a unit of illuminance; luxury
• luxon - any particle that moves at the speed of light; compare "tardyon" and "tachyon"
• luxor - a city in Egypt, site of ancient Thebes
• luxur - an alternate spelling of "Luxor"
• luxus - luxury
• Luzca - a first name
• Luzia - a first name
• luzon - the chief island of the Philippines
• lwala - a language
• lwara - a town in eastern Afghanistan
• lweis - plural of "lwei", a monetary unit of Angola
• lwena - a language
• Lyall - a first name
• lyams - plural of "lyam", a dog leash
• lyard - streaked with gray
• lyart - streaked with gray
• lyase - an enzyme
• Lybov - a first name
• lycea - plural of "lyceum", a school
• lycee - a French secondary school
• lyche - like
• lycia - a first name; a country in southwest Asia minor, later a Roman province
• lycid - a beetle of the family Lycidae
• Lycon - a first name
• lycra - an artificial fabric
• lycus - a king of Thebes, husband of Dirce, the rescuer of Antiope from Epopeus
• Lydah - a first name
• lydda - a biblical place
• Lyddy - a first name
• lyden - a first name; leden
• Lyder - a first name
• lydia - a first name; an ancient kingdom in west Asian minor
• Lydie - a first name
• Lydon - a first name
• lyele - a language
• Lyell - a first name
• lyery - of cattle having little fat in the flesh
• Lygia - a first name
• Lygie - a first name
• lygus - a genus of plant-sucking mirid bugs
• lying - mendacious; recumbent
• lyken - to please
• Lylah - a first name
• lyles - a town in Tennessee
• Lylle - a first name
• Lyman - a first name
• lymes - plural of "lyme", a coarse grass
• lymph - an internal body fluid
• Lynaa - a first name
• Lynae - a first name
• Lynah - a first name
• lynch - a first name; to execute in a lawless mob
• Lynda - a first name
• lynde - a first name; the linden
• Lyndy - a first name
• Lynea - a first name
• lynes - plural of "lyne", linen
• Lynna - a first name
• Lynne - a first name
• lynse - a first name (a demented spelling of "Lindsay")
• Lynsy - a first name
• Lynzi - a first name
• Lynzy - a first name
• lyons - the English name for Lyon, France
• Lypsy - a first name
• lyrae - plural of "lyra", the middle portion of the ventral surface of the fornix of the brain
• lyres - plural of "lyre", a musical instrument
• lyric - a short poem
• lyrid - a meteor from Lyra
• lyrie - a Manx shearwater gull
• Lyris - a first name
• Lyron - a first name
• lysed - caused to undergo lysis
• lyses - causes to undergo lysis
• lysin - a substance in bacteria capable of disintegrating cells
• lysis - recovery; the disintegration of cells by lysin
• Lysle - a first name
• Lyson - a first name
• lyssa - a first name; rabies
• Lyssi - a first name
• lysyl - an acid radical of lysine
• lyted - lighted
• lytes - lights
• lythe - the pollack; lithe
• lytic - pertaining to lysis
• Lytie - a first name
• lytta - a wormlike cartilage in the tongue of a dog, once thought to cause rabies
• Lyuba - a first name
• Lyusa - a first name
• Lyvon - a first name
• maadi - a town in Egypt which is now a suburb of Cairo
• maaed - bleated
• Maaik - a first name
• Maaja - a first name
• maars - plural of "maar", a volcanic crater
• maban - a language
• mabas - plural of "maba", a tropical tree with wood like ebony
• mabby - a liquor made in Barbados, distilled from potatoes
• Mabel - a first name
• mabes - plural of "mabe", a cultured hemispherical pearl
• mabis - plural of "mabi", a nakedwood with orange brown bark
• Mable - a first name
• Mabry - a first name
• Mabyn - a first name
• macal - a river in Belize
• macao - a Chinese port city ruled by Portugal for 500 years; a card game like baccarat
• macas - plural of "maca", a bonefish; a people of Gran Chaco in Paraguay and Argentina;
• macau - an alternate spelling of "Macao"
• macaw - a long-tailed parrot
• macca - a medicinal root; a nickname for Paul McCartney
• macco - a card game like baccarat, but only one card per player is dealt
• maced - struck with a mace; sprayed with Mace
• macer - a first name; a court usher
• Maceo - a first name
• maces - plural of "mace", a medieval weapon; symbol of governance; herb; chemical spray
• Macey - a first name
• macha - a first name; a town in Peru
• mache - papier mache; a unit of measurement of radioactive concentration
• machi - a Japanese town or commercial center
• macho - exaggerated masculinity; a massive compact halo object
• machs - plural of "mach", a unit of speed
• machu - a river in Bhutan
• Macia - a first name
• Macie - a first name
• macka - amphetamines
• Macke - a first name
• DUPLICATE:m macks - a first name; makes
• DUPLICATE:m macks - plural of "mac" or "mack", a mackintosh raincoat
• macky - a first name; makeup
• macle - a twin crystal
• macon - a first name; a city in Georgia, USA; a town in France; a French burgundy wine; mutton prepared like bacon; marijuana
• macos - plural of "maco", an Egyptian cotton
• macro - a complex computer instruction invoked by a simple name
• Madah - a first name
• madal - a double-headed Nepali drum
• madam - a term of address to a woman; the proprietor of a brothel
• Madan - a first name
• madar - a medicinal herb
• madda - an Arabic accent mark
• Maddi - a first name
• maddy - a first name; crazy
• Madea - a first name
• Madee - a first name
• Madel - a first name
• Maden - a first name
• madge - a first name; a lead hammer; a magpie
• Madgi - a first name
• Madhu - a first name
• madia - the tar-weed, a coarse hairy plant of Chile
• madid - a first name; moist
• Madie - a first name
• madly - unreasoningly
• Madna - a first name
• Madoc - a first name
• Madog - a first name
• madoi - a town in China
• madoo - a village in Afghanistan
• Madox - a first name
• Madra - a first name
• madre - a mother
• madza - one half
• Maeby - a first name
• Maeda - a first name
• maedi - a first name; ovine progressive pneumonia
• Maeko - a first name
• Maels - a first name
• Maemi - a first name
• Maeon - a first name
• maerl - a lime-producing red seaweed
• Maeva - a first name
• Maeve - a first name
• Maevi - a first name
• Maevy - a first name
• mafey - an old expression of astonishment
• Maffy - a first name
• mafia - a criminal organization; a Tanzanian island
• mafic - describing minerals containing iron and magnesium; elements associated with the sea floor
• mafoo - a Chinese stable boy
• mafra - a town in Brazil
• Magan - a first name
• magar - a first name; an Indian crocodile
• magas - a kind of bridge; the capital of Ingushetia; plural of "maga", a member of the priestly caste among the Sauras of India
• Magda - a first name
• Magdy - a first name
• Maged - a first name
• Magee - a first name
• magen - a first name; a star, used in the Hebrew phrase "magen David"
• mages - plural of "mage", a wizard
• Magge - a first name
• Maggi - a first name
• maggs - chatters; teases; pilfers
• Maggy - a first name
• magia - white magic
• magic - a supernatural force; witchcraft; anything that Arthur C Clarke can't understand
• Magid - a first name
• Maglo - a first name
• magma - molten rock
• magna - a first name; Latin for "great", used in the phrases "Ars magna, vita brevis" and "magna cum laude"
• Magni - a first name
• magog - a cryptic Biblical creature who hangs out with Gog; a biblical place; a town in Quebec
• magoo - a custard or cream pie intended to be thrown; an important person
• magot - the Barbary ape; a small grotesque porcelain figure
• Magui - a first name
• magus - a wizard
• Maguy - a first name
• magwe - a division of Burma
• mahal - a first name; a summer house; a mansion
• mahar - a scheduled tribe of India
• mahas - plural of "maha", a kind of baboon
• Mahda - a first name
• mahdi - a first name; a prophesied Islamic leader who will bring righteousness
• Maher - a first name
• mahes - an Egyptian god with the head of a lion
• Mahin - a first name
• Mahir - a first name
• mahoe - a tropical tree with strong fibers
• mahog - a bar countertop
• mahon - a first name; a Mediterranean port; a kind of cheese
• mahos - plural of "maho", a tropical tree with strong bast fibers
• mahra - a first name; a native of the Mahra region of the Arabian peninsula
• mahri - a native of the Mahra region of the Arabian peninsula
• Mahsa - a first name
• Mahsi - a first name
• Mahta - a first name
• mahua - trees of the genus Madhuca; the butter tree
• mahwa - variant of "mahua", the East Indian butter tree
• Maiah - a first name
• maian - a crab; maioid, of the Maia genus
• maiao - a South Pacific island near Bora-Bora and Tahiti
• maias - plural of "maia", an American bombycid moth
• Maida - a first name
• maids - plural of "maid", a maiden; a cleaning woman
• maidu - an American Indian people of California
• maidy - a first name; a little maid; a young girl
• Maiga - a first name
• maiid - majid, relating to the Majidae
• Maija - a first name
• Maika - a first name
• Maike - a first name
• maiko - a first name; an apprentice geisha
• maiks - makes
• maile - a first name; a Pacific Island vine used to make leis; a monetary unit
• maili - a glacier in Northern Ossetia
• maill - a payment
• mails - sends; armors
• maily - speckled
• Maime - a first name
• maims - injures severely
• maina - a first name; a mountainous peninsula of the Peloponnesus
• maine - an American state
• mains - the electricity supply; plural of "main", a large water pipe
• maint - many
• mainz - a city in Germany
• maipo - a river and a volcano in Chile
• maipu - a town and mountain in Argentina
• Maira - a first name
• maire - a first name; a tree of New Zealand
• Mairi - a first name
• mairs - plural of "mair", more
• Maisa - a first name
• maise - a mease; 500 herrings
• maisi - a cape in Cuba
• maist - most
• Maisy - a first name
• Maita - a first name
• Maite - a first name
• Maive - a first name
• Maiya - a first name
• Maiza - a first name
• maize - corn
• Majak - a first name
• majal - a first name; low grade marijuana
• Majan - a first name
• majar - a first name; a town in Iraq
• Majca - a first name
• Majdi - a first name
• Majed - a first name
• Majel - a first name
• Majer - a first name
• Majib - a first name
• majid - a first name; relating to the Majidae; a crab
• majig - a thingamajig; a whatsit
• majli - a kind of parliament
• majon - a town in North Korea
• major - a first name; main; a military rank; describing any motion picture
• majos - plural of "majo", a Spanish lower-class dandy
• majun - a confection of hemp, sugar and honey
• makah - an Indian tribe of Washington state
• Makai - a first name
• makar - a poet; the Indian name for the sign of Capricorn
• Makda - a first name
• makea - a European cape
• maker - a creator; a former
• makes - creates; builds; models
• Makey - a first name
• Makie - a first name
• Makin - a first name
• makis - plural of "maki", a Malagasy lemur
• makki - a machine gun
• Makoa - a first name
• makos - plural of "mako", a large shark
• Maksa - a first name
• makua - a first name; a Bantu-speaking people of Portuguese East Africa
• makuk - a unit of measurement in Arabia
• makwa - a Chinese jacket
• malaa - a town in Sweden
• Malak - a first name
• malam - a village in Sudan
• malan - a first name; an Asian cape
• malar - of the cheek bone
• Malav - a first name
• malax - malaxate; to rub or knead to softness
• malay - a native of Malaya
• malco - short for "malcoordinated", an awkward, clumsy person
• Malea - a first name
• Malee - a first name
• maleo - the megapode mound bird of Celebes that lays its eggs in holes in sandy beaches
• males - plural of "male", a man
• Maley - a first name
• malfi - a town in Italy
• Malha - a first name
• malia - a first name; a town in Crete
• malic - of apples
• Malie - a first name
• malik - a first name; an Indian village headman
• malin - a first name; a town in Ireland
• Maliq - a first name
• malis - plural of "Mali", an inhabitant of Mali
• Maliz - a first name
• Malka - a first name
• Malki - a first name
• malky - a first name; a gang weapon that is not a bomb or a firearm
• Malle - a first name
• Malli - a first name
• malls - mauls; plural of "mall", a long public lawn; a shopping center
• mally - a first name; foolishly fond
• malma - a spotted North American trout
• malmo - a city in Sweden
• malms - plural of "malm", a soft limestone; a blend of clay and chalk used for bricks
• malmy - like malm; soil that is full of clay and chalk
• maloo - a plant of the genus Bauhinia
• malos - Hawaiian breechcloths
• malse - a river in the Czech Republic
• malta - a Mediterranean island and country
• Malte - a first name
• malto - a Dravidian people of Bengal
• malts - plural of "malt", a germinated grain; a malted milkshake
• malty - containing malt
• malum - an offence; an evil; to understand
• Malur - a first name
• malus - the genus to which the apple belongs
• malva - a first name; the genus to which the mallow belongs
• malvi - a first name; a language
• Malye - a first name
• mamas - plural of "mama", a mother
• mamba - a poisonous South African snake
• mambo - a syncopated dance of Latin American origin
• Mamed - a first name
• mamee - a tree of the West Indies or its fruit
• mamey - a tree of the West Indies or its fruit
• mamie - a first name; a tropical tree
• mamma - mother; the anatomical name of the breast
• mammy - mother; a nursemaid
• mamou - something big and important
• mampy - ugly
• mamre - a biblical place
• mamri - a European lake
• Mamta - a first name
• mamul - a town in Afghanistan
• manak - an Eskimo implement of a wooden ball with hooks used to catch seals
• manal - a first name; pertaining to the hand
• Manan - a first name
• manao - an Arawakan people of northwest Brazil
• manas - a first name; a river in Bhutan; a town in Kyrgyzistan; plural of "mana", a supernatural force, described in certain Pacific Island religions
• manat - a monetary unit of Azerbaijan
• Mance - a first name
• manch - an old-fashioned sleeve with long hanging ends
• Manci - a first name
• Manco - a first name
• manda - a first name; an Indian language
• mande - a branch of the Niger-Congo language family
• mandi - a first name; a town in India
• Mando - a first name
• mands - plural of "mand", a demand
• Mandy - a first name
• maneb - a carbamate fungicide
• maned - having a mane
• Manee - a first name
• maneh - a Hebrew weight of 50 shekels or 1/60 of a talent
• Manei - a first name
• Manel - a first name
• manes - in ancient Rome, the deified dead; a town in Cuba; plural of "mane", a ring of hair around the neck
• manet - a stage direction meaning "remain"
• maney - like a mane
• Manfo - a first name
• Manfu - a first name
• manga - a covering for a cross; violent Japanese comic books; a mango
• mange - a parasitic skin disease
• mango - a first name; a citrus fruit
• mangs - speaks or talks
• mangy - mange-ridden
• mania - a craze
• manic - crazed
• manid - one of the Manidae, an anteater
• Manie - a first name
• manik - a first name; the seventh day of the Mayan religious month
• Manin - a first name
• manis - the scaly ant-eater; plural of "mani", a manicure or a groundnut
• manit - a unit of measurement of work, the work done by one man in one minute
• maniu - a Patagonian timber tree
• manju - a first name; a kind of bean
• Manka - a first name
• manks - Manx
• manky - rotten; inferior; defective
• manly - a first name; masculine
• manna - the miraculous nourishment supplied to the Hebrews wandering in the desert
• Manni - a first name
• Manno - a first name
• manny - a male nanny; a first name
• manoc - a town in the Philippines
• Manoj - a first name
• Manol - a first name
• Manon - a first name
• Manop - a first name
• manor - a stately home
• manos - a first name; plural of "mano", a stone used for grinding food; a Liberian ethnic group
• manpy - ugly
• mansa - a first name; a town in Zambia
• manse - the minister's house
• mansi - a first name; a Uralic language
• manso - a Tanoan people of the southwestern United States; a river in Brazil
• Mansy - a first name
• manta - the ox-ray; a sea-fish; a Spanish cloak or wrap; a town in Ecuador
• manti - a town in Utah; Turkish dumplings
• manto - a first name; a body of ore; a black shawl worn by Spanish or Latin American women
• mantu - a native of the Congo
• manty - a mantua, a loose outer gown
• manua - a town in India
• Manue - a first name
• manul - a small Mongolian wild cat
• manur - a kind of cheese
• manus - a first name; the hand, hoof or claw; an Australian island; control over one's wife
• Manya - a first name
• Manzi - a first name
• Manzo - a first name
• maori - a South Pacific ethnic group
• mapau - a New Zealand tree
• maple - a tree whose sap is used to make syrup and whose leaf is on the Canadian flag
• mapou - a New Zealand tree; a city in Haiti
• maqam - an improvisational style of Arabic music
• maqui - a Chilean evergreen shrub
• marae - a Polynesian temple enclosure used for worship
• marah - a first name; a well or stream of bitter water
• maral - an Asiatic red deer
• maran - a French breed of domestic fowl
• Marar - a first name
• maras - a town in Turkey; plural of "mara", a rodent with long legs and ears; a Buddhist evil spirit
• maray - a moray eel
• marba - a language
• Marca - a first name
• Marce - a first name
• march - a first name; the third month; to walk with determination; a border
• Marci - a first name
• marco - a first name; a unit of weight in Spain
• marcs - plural of "marc", a pressed fruit residue
• Marcy - a first name
• marda - a first name; a village in the West Bank
• mardi - a first name; an early tribe of northern Persia
• mardu - an aboriginal tribe of Australia
• mardy - a first name; spoiled
• Marea - a first name
• mareb - a river on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea
• Maree - a first name
• Marei - a first name
• Marek - a first name
• Maren - a first name
• mares - plural of "mare", a female horse
• Maret - a first name
• marfa - a town in Texas, named for a Dostoyevsky character, where "Giant" was filmed, near where Ambrose Bierce disappeared
• Marga - a first name
• marge - a first name; a border
• margi - a first name; a language
• Margo - a first name
• margs - plural of "marg", a shortened form of "margarine"
• margu - a satrapy of the ancient Achaemenid empire
• Margy - a first name
• maria - a first name; plural of "mare", a lunar "sea"
• marib - a town and province in Yemen
• marid - a first name; a powerful jinn
• Marie - a first name
• Marii - a first name
• marin - a first name; a town in Spain
• Mario - a first name
• Maris - a first name
• Marit - a first name
• marja - a first name; an Israeli Arab village; a high-ranking Shiite theologian
• Marje - a first name
• Marji - a first name
• Marjy - a first name
• marka - a first name; a monetary unit of Bosnia; real money for a fictitious country
• Marke - a first name
• Marko - a first name
• marks - plural of "mark", a German coin; an insignia; a frontier land
• Marla - a first name
• marle - a marvel
• marli - a first name; an ornamented raised border on a plate or dish
• Marlo - a first name
• marls - plural of "marl", a clay, sand and lime mixture
• Marlu - a first name
• marly - a first name; clay-like
• marms - plural of "marm", a school mistress
• Marna - a first name
• marne - a first name; a river and region in France, site of a WWI battle
• Marni - a first name
• Marny - a first name
• maroc - another name for Morocco
• marok - a Hungarian unit of length of about 10 centimeters
• maron - camaron
• maror - the bitter herb used in the Passover seder, often horseradish
• maros - plural of "maro", a Polynesian loin cloth
• marps - marbles; the game of marbles
• Marra - a first name
• marry - to wed; to join
• marse - master
• marsh - a first name; a bog
• marsi - a first name; a people of ancient Italy
• Marsy - a first name
• Marta - a first name
• Marth - a first name
• Marti - a first name
• marts - a first name; plural of "mart", a market or fair
• martu - an aboriginal tribe of western Australia
• Marty - a first name
• marua - ragi
• maruf - a first name; a town in Afghanistan
• marum - cat thyme
• Marva - a first name
• Marve - a first name
• Marvi - a first name
• marvy - marvelous
• Marwa - a first name
• Marya - a first name
• Maryk - a first name
• Maryl - a first name
• marys - a first name; plural of "mary", a homosexual
• marzo - a cape in Colombia
• Masae - a first name
• masai - an African ethnic group
• masan - a town in Korea
• Masao - a first name
• masas - plural of "masa", a dough made from ground dried maize
• mased - emitted microwave laser energy
• maser - a microwave laser
• mases - emits microwave laser energy; plural of "mase", a variant of "maze"
• masha - a first name; a unit of weight in Calcutta
• mashi - a town in Cameroon
• mashy - a golf club; affectionate
• Masia - a first name
• Masim - a first name
• maska - a town in Turkey
• masks - hides; plural of "mask", a facial disguise
• masky - full of masks; like a mask
• Masna - a first name
• mason - a first name; a stone worker; a Freemason, who gets to run the world and wear aprons
• Masou - a first name
• massa - master; a native of a tribe in Chad; a town in Italy
• masse - a billiard stroke
• Massi - a first name
• massy - massive; bulky
• masts - plural of "mast", a long pole on a ship that supports sails
• masty - fattened on mast; yielding mast
• Masud - a first name
• masus - plural of "masu", a Japanese salmon
• matai - a first name; a hereditary Samoan chief; a New Zealand conifer
• Matak - a first name
• matan - a first name; an Israeli town
• matar - the star Eta Pegasus
• matax - a combination ax and mattock
• match - to compare; a fire starter
• Matea - a first name
• mated - joined; copulated with; checkmated
• Matei - a first name
• Matej - a first name
• Matek - a first name
• Matel - a first name
• Mateo - a first name
• mater - the mother of a twit; one who mates
• mates - joins; copulates with; checkmates; plural of "mate", a companion or counterpart
• matey - friendly
• Mathe - a first name
• Mathi - a first name
• maths - mathematics
• Mathu - a first name
• mathy - like mathematics; containing mathematics
• Matia - a first name
• matie - a young fat herring
• matin - morning; a morning song
• Matis - a first name
• matka - a first name; a female fur seal
• Matko - a first name
• matlo - a sailor
• matra - a poetic metric unit equal to a short syllable in Sanskrit
• matsu - a trophy island between Taiwan and mainland China; a timber pine
• matta - matto, a dense tropical American forest; a kind of cotton
• matte - a first name; a crude black copper; a dull finish
• Matti - a first name
• matto - a dense tropical American forest
• matts - produces a dull finish
• Matty - a first name
• matun - a town in Afghanistan
• Matuq - a first name
• Matus - a first name
• Matya - a first name
• Matyi - a first name
• matza - matzo
• matzo - unleavened bread
• Maude - a first name
• Maudo - a first name
• mauds - plural of "maud", a Scottish plaid
• Maudy - a first name
• mauer - a town in Germany
• maues - a town in Brazil
• maugh - a brother-in-law; a friend
• mauka - inland; upland
• maula - a recent convert to Islam
• maule - the common mallow plant; a river and province in Chile
• Mauli - a first name
• mauls - badly damages
• mauma - mamma
• maund - to beg; a unit of weight of India of about 82 pounds; a handbasket or hamper
• Mauni - a first name
• mauns - must (a form of the Scottish "maun"); plural of "maun", a man
• maupe - mawp
• Maura - a first name
• Maure - a first name
• mauri - a first name; the Moorish people
• Mauro - a first name
• Maury - a first name
• Mausi - a first name
• mauts - plural of "maut", malt
• mauve - a mallow color
• mauvy - of a mauve color
• mauzy - a town in Virginia
• maven - an expert
• mavie - a first name; a songbird
• mavin - a first name; variant of "maven", an expert
• mavis - a first name; an old World thrush
• Mavon - a first name
• Mavra - a first name
• mawed - mowed
• mawks - plural of "mawk", a maggot
• mawky - crotchety; maudlin; maggoty
• mawnd - to beg
• mawrs - plural of "mawr", mauther
• Maxcy - a first name
• maxed - used to the maximum
• Maxey - a first name
• Maxie - a first name
• maxim - a first name; a proverb; an early machine gun
• maxis - plural of "maxi", a maxiskirt, a long skirt
• Maxna - a first name
• Maxon - a first name
• Mayam - a first name
• mayan - of the Mayas
• mayas - plural of "Maya", a Central American Indian
• maybe - perhaps, possibly, could be, I'm not really sure though
• mayda - a first name; a lengendary Atlantic island, west of Brittany and southwest of Ireland
• mayed - went maying
• mayen - a town in Germany
• mayer - a first name; one who goes maying; a unit of measurement of specific heat
• mayes - a first name; a variety of dewberry common to northern Texas
• mayey - of or like the month of May
• Mayim - a first name
• Mayin - a first name
• Mayme - a first name
• Mayne - a first name
• mayon - a Philippine volcano
• mayor - a first name; the governor of a city
• mayos - plural of "mayo", mayonnaise
• Mayra - a first name
• Maysa - a first name
• mayst - Biblical "may"
• Mayte - a first name
• Mayur - a first name
• Mayve - a first name
• Mayya - a first name
• Mazal - a first name
• mazar - a province in Afghanistan; the Afghan town Mazar-i-Sharif
• mazda - a first name; the supreme god of the Zend-Avesta, usually "Ahura Mazda"
• mazed - bewildered; formed into a puzzle
• mazeh - a gorgeous guy
• mazel - a first name; good luck
• Mazen - a first name
• mazer - a large drinking bowl or goblet
• mazes - plural of "maze", a labyrinth
• mazic - placental
• Mazie - a first name
• mazik - a term in Jewish tradition for someone who has caused damages
• Mazin - a first name
• mazoo - money
• mazur - a southeast Prussian Protestant Pole
• mazus - a genus of creeping herbs
• mazut - a viscous residue of petroleum distillation, used as fuel oil
• mazza - a Middle Eastern buffet of small tasty morsels
• mbala - a town in Zambia
• mbale - a town in Uganda
• mbare - a township near Harare, Zimbabwe
• mbari - a river in the Central African Republic
• mbati - a language
• mbaya - an Indian tribe of northern Paraguay
• mbete - a language
• mbimu - a language
• mbira - an African musical instrument, the thumb piano
• Mbiya - a first name
• mbole - a language
• mbora - an African musical instrument, the thumb piano
• mbori - a mild form of surra affecting camels
• mbour - a town in Senegal
• mbuba - the language of Bambula
• mbuti - a pygmy people of Uganda and Zaire
• mccoy - a first name; the real or genuine thing
• mcfly - a stupid person
• Mcgee - a first name
• mcjob - a low paying job with a large corporation
• mckay - a first name; referring to a process for sewing together the parts of a shoe
• mdina - a town in Malta
• meach - to meech, to skulk or sneak about
• Meade - a first name
• meads - plural of "mead", a beverage brewed from fermented honey
• meals - plural of "meal", a serving of food
• mealy - farinaceous
• meane - to lament
• means - intends; a method; wealth; plural of "mean", an average
• meant - implied; intended
• meany - an unkind person
• meaow - meow
• Meara - a first name
• meare - mere
• Meari - a first name
• mears - plural of "mear", a boundary
• mease - a group of 500 (particularly used to count herrings); a British river; to pacify or mitigate
• meath - mead; a county in Leinster, Ireland
• meats - plural of "meat", animal flesh used as food
• meaty - substantial; fleshy
• meaux - a town in France
• Meave - a first name
• meavy - an English river near Plymouth
• meawl - to mewl; to miaow
• meaws - plural of "meaw", the sea mew
• mebbe - slang for "maybe"
• mebos - plural of "mebo", a salted apricot
• mecca - a city in Saudi Arabia; a sacred site; an attraction, goal or ideal
• mecha - anime involving giant autonomous robots or piloted armored suits
• Mechi - a first name
• mechs - plural of "mech", a large battle robot, a character in various video games
• Mecir - a first name
• Mecki - a first name
• mecks - wines and spirits
• mecon - the poppy; the truncated octahedron
• mecox - a town in New York
• mecum - Latin for "with me", used in the phrase "vade mecum"
• Mecys - a first name
• medak - a town in Croatia; a town in India
• medal - a token of honor
• medan - a first name; a son of Abraham; a city in Indonesia
• meddy - a first name; a huge mass of warm water that moves across an ocean (from "Mediterranean eddy")
• medea - a first name; wife of Jason; a sorceress
• Medel - a first name
• meden - a British river
• medes - plural of "Mede", a native of Media
• Medha - a first name
• media - a first name; an ancient country in western Asia; a star in Sagittarius; plural of "medium", a channel; a news or entertainment source
• medic - a doctor; the language of the Medes; clover, lucerne, etc
• Medie - a first name
• medii - plural of "medius"
• medio - a Venezuelan coin
• medja - a town in Serbia
• medle - to meddle; to mix
• medly - to mix; to mingle
• medoc - a red French wine; a region of the Gironde department
• medza - one half
• meech - to skulk or sneak about
• meeds - plural of "meed", a deserved award
• meeja - a mocking pronunciation of "media"
• Meeka - a first name
• meeko - a first name; a town in Australia
• Meeku - a first name
• Meema - a first name
• meena - a first name; the Indian name for the sign of Pisces
• Meera - a first name
• meers - a town in Oklahoma; plural of "meer", a pool or lake
• meese - a British river; a comic plural for "mouse"
• meeth - meed
• meets - encounters; plural of "meet", an athletic competition
• Megan - a first name
• Megen - a first name
• Meggi - a first name
• meggs - a first name; marijuana
• Meggy - a first name
• Megha - a first name
• Megin - a first name
• Megon - a first name
• Megun - a first name
• Megyn - a first name
• Mehdi - a first name
• mehra - a scheduled tribe of India
• mehri - a first name; a mahri, a native of the Mahra region of the Arabian peninsula
• Mehry - a first name
• Mehta - a first name
• Mehti - a first name
• Mehul - a first name
• Meier - a first name
• meiji - the reign style of the Japanese emperor Mutsuhito
• Meika - a first name
• Meike - a first name
• Meiko - a first name
• Meila - a first name
• meile - a unit of distance in Germany, of about 7.5 kilometers
• Meilo - a first name
• meine - a household retinue
• meins - laments; plural of "mein", a chow mein
• meint - mixed
• meiny - a household retinue
• meira - a first name; a kind of cheese
• meism - a self-centered attitude
• meist - a self-centered person
• meith - a landmark; a measurement; a navagational marker
• Meizi - a first name
• Mekal - a first name
• mekan - a language
• mekes - plural of "meke", a Fijian dance
• mekka - the city of Mecca, in Saudi Arabia
• Melak - a first name
• melam - an amorphous compound obtained by heating ammonium thiocyanate
• Melan - a first name
• melas - plural of "mela", an Indian religious festival
• melba - a first name; a kind of toast, thinly sliced and narrow
• Melby - a first name
• melch - yielding easily to pressure
• Melda - a first name
• melds - combines
• Melea - a first name
• melee - a riot
• meles - a first name; the badger genus
• melia - a first name; a genus of East Indian and Australian deciduous trees; an exclamation of surprise
• melic - lyric; pertaining to song; a grass
• Melie - a first name
• Melih - a first name
• melik - malik
• Melky - a first name
• Mella - a first name
• melle - a first name; a town in Germany
• Melli - a first name
• mello - a town in northern France
• mells - combines; meddles; a town in England
• mellu - an island in the south Pacific
• melly - a first name; mellay
• melne - a mill
• meloe - a widely distributed genus of oil beetles
• melol - a village in Papua New Guinea
• melon - a vegetable grown on a vine and best left there
• melos - an island of the Cyclades group; plural of "melo", a melodrama; a cymbium
• melts - dissolves
• melty - like melting; reminiscent of melting; causing melting
• melun - a town in France
• Melva - a first name
• Melya - a first name
• Melyn - a first name
• memba - a town in Mozambique
• memel - a seaport city and surrounding territory in Lithuania
• memes - plural of "meme", a hypothetical unit of cultural DNA
• memex - Vannevar Bush's proposed name for the personal computer, in 1945
• memos - plural of "memo", a memorandum
• menad - a first name; a maenad; a frenzied or raging female devotee of Bacchus
• menai - a channel of the British Isles
• menam - a river in Thailand
• mench - a mensch, a substantial human being, a warm and personable soul
• menda - a town in Colorado
• mende - an African ethnic group; a town in Greece; a town in France
• mendi - a first name; a language
• mends - repairs
• Mendy - a first name
• mened - lamented
• menen - a town in Belgium
• menes - a first name; laments
• menge - to mix
• mengs - mixes
• menin - a town in France
• Menja - a first name
• Menke - a first name
• menko - a Japanese game played with round cards having pictures on them
• Menna - a first name
• Menno - a first name
• Menon - a first name
• menow - a minnow
• mensa - a table; the grinding part of a tooth; an egghead group; a southern constellation
• mense - to honor
• mensh - a mensch, a substantial human being, a warm, personable soul
• mensk - a town in Belarus, also known as "Minsk"
• menta - plural of "mentum", the chin
• mente - an inflected form of "menge"
• mento - a tradition ballad form of Jamaica
• mentu - an ancient Egyptian falcon-headed deity
• menus - plural of "menu", a list of choices
• Menza - a first name
• meows - plural of "meow", a cat sound
• Merah - a first name
• merai - a Maori club
• merak - a star in the constellation of the Big Dipper; a port town in Indonesia
• Meral - a first name
• Merav - a first name
• merca - a town in Somalia
• Merce - a first name
• merch - merchandise
• Merci - a first name
• merck - a first name; cocaine
• mercs - plural of "merc", a mercenary; a Mercury
• mercy - a first name; clemency
• merds - plural of "merd", manure
• mered - a first name; bounded, marked off
• Merek - a first name
• merel - a first name; a counter in the game of merels
• merer - more mere
• meres - plural of "mere", a pond
• merge - to combine
• mergh - marrow
• Meric - a first name
• Merie - a first name
• meril - a first name; a counter
• meris - a first name; an isolated colony of cells; plural of "meri", a Maori war club
• merit - a first name; to deserve
• Merja - a first name
• merka - a first name; a town in Somalia
• merke - murky
• merks - plural of "merk", a Scottish coin
• Merla - a first name
• merle - a first name; a blackbird
• merlo - a town in Argentina
• merls - plural of "merl", a blackbird
• merms - plural of "merm", a pseudohermaphrodite with testes
• Merna - a first name
• meroe - an ancient kingdom of southern Egypt; a town in Sudan
• merom - a biblical place
• Meron - a first name
• merop - a dependent peasant in Serbia; the foster mother of Oedipus
• meros - the plain surface between the channels of a triglyph; the thigh
• merou - a grouper fish
• meroz - a biblical place
• Merri - a first name
• merry - a first name; cheerful
• merse - to immerse in liquid; a marsh
• mersh - financially profitable; commercial
• Merta - a first name
• Merti - a first name
• merus - the meropodite of a chela, consisting of the enlarged palm of the hand
• Merva - a first name
• mervs - plural of "merv", a silk dress material
• Meryl - a first name
• mesad - toward or on the side toward the mesial plane
• mesai - a river in Colombia
• mesal - mesial; median
• mesas - plural of "mesa", a plateau
• mesco - a European cape
• mesel - a loathsome person; a leper
• mesem - mesembry-anthemum
• mesen - another name for Messines, Belgium; myself
• meses - plural of "mese", the middle string of the lyre
• mesha - a first name; the Indian name for the sign of Aries
• meshy - reticulated
• mesic - a climate with a medium amount of moisture
• mesne - intermediate; an intermediate feudal lord
• meson - a subatomic particle
• messy - disarranged
• mesta - kenaf, an East Indian plant; a river in Bulgaria
• mesto - in musical notation, sad and pensive
• mesua - a genus of tropical Asiatic resinous trees
• Mesum - a first name
• Mesut - a first name
• mesyl - methyl-sulfonyl
• metad - a small field rat
• metae - plural of "meta", a Roman chariot racing pylon or turning post
• metal - bullion; courage; ore; a loud, repetitive, guitar-based style of music
• metan - a town in Argentina
• metas - plural of "meta", a Roman chariot racing pylon or turning post
• meted - measured out
• metel - the thorn apple
• meter - a measurement device; metric unit of length
• metes - doles (out); measures
• methi - an Indian vegetable
• metho - methylated spirits
• meths - methylated spirits used as an illicit beverage
• methy - methylated spirits
• metic - alien
• metif - an octaroon
• Metin - a first name
• metis - a first name; a person of mixed French and American Indian ancestry; a moon of Jupiter
• Metje - a first name
• Metka - a first name
• metol - a white soluble powder used as a photographic developer
• metra - a measuring device; the uterus
• metre - meter
• metro - a subway
• Metsy - a first name
• Metta - a first name
• Mette - a first name
• metze - an Austrian unit of measurement
• meums - plural of "meum", a thing that is mine
• meuse - a French river; a gap or hole in a hedge or wall used by a wild animal
• meute - a mew; a cage for hawks
• meved - moved
• meves - moves
• mewed - made cat sounds; confined
• mewer - one that mews
• mewls - whines
• mexal - a variant of "mexical" or "mescal"
• mexia - a town in Texas
• Meyer - a first name
• meyne - meinie
• meynt - mixed
• Meyta - a first name
• mezen - a town in Russia
• mezes - plural of "meze", a Turkish or Greek appetizer
• mezza - the feminine form of "mezzo"
• mezze - a Middle Eastern buffet of small tasty morsels
• mezzo - middle; medium; half
• mfuwe - a town in Zambia
• Mhari - a first name
• Mhina - a first name
• mhorr - a mohr, a west African gazelle
• miami - a first name; a city in Florida
• miaou - a cat sound
• miaow - a cat sound
• miasm - a miasma; noxious exhalations from putrescent matter; any of three chronic diseases, according to homeopathy
• miass - a town in the Soviet Union
• Miata - a first name
• miaul - to make a cat sound
• miaus - makes a cat sound
• Micah - a first name
• Mical - a first name
• micas - plural of "mica", a mineral; a mentally ill chemical abuser
• Micci - a first name
• micco - a town in Florida
• Miccy - a first name
• Micha - a first name
• miche - a first name; to hide; to skulk; a loaf of bread
• Michi - a first name
• Micho - a first name
• micht - might
• Micil - a first name
• Micke - a first name
• Micki - a first name
• micks - plural of "Mick", a denigrating name for an Irishman
• micky - a first name; an Irish lad
• Micol - a first name
• micos - plural of "mico", a vegetable butter
• micra - plural of "micron"
• micro - a personal computer; a scandalously short skirt
• midas - the king with the golden touch; the larvae of the bean fly
• middy - a midshipman; a kind of blouse
• midge - a first name; a gnat; one of Barbie's sycophant cronies
• midgy - infested with midges
• midis - plural of "midi", a mid-length skirt
• midon - a cricket position
• midst - among
• Mieke - a first name
• Mieko - a first name
• miens - plural of "mien", a manner
• mieny - a group of coworkers
• mieso - a town in Ethiopia
• mieve - move
• miffs - annoys
• miffy - a first name; easily annoyed; the devil
• mifty - a first name; miffy; easily annoyed; quick to take offence
• migas - a Tex-Mex breakfast dish of eggs, cheese, peppers, tomatoes, tortilla chips
• Migel - a first name
• Miggi - a first name
• miggs - plural of "migg", a sort of marble
• might - possibly would; strength
• migod - a variant of "my God", an exclamation
• Migul - a first name
• Mihai - a first name
• Mihri - a first name
• Miiko - a first name
• mijak - a village in Kosovo
• Mikah - a first name
• Mikal - a first name
• miked - supplied with a microphone
• Mikee - a first name
• Mikel - a first name
• Miken - a first name
• mikes - plural of "mike", a microphone; a microgram
• Mikey - a first name
• Mikia - a first name
• Mikie - a first name
• Mikio - a first name
• mikir - the Tibeto-Burman language of the Mikir people
• Mikis - a first name
• Mikka - a first name
• Mikki - a first name
• Mikko - a first name
• Mikol - a first name
• mikra - a miqra; the Hebrew text of the Bible
• Miksa - a first name
• Milah - a first name
• milan - a first name; a city in Italy
• milas - a first name; a town in Turkey; plural of "mila", a Polish unit of measurement of volume
• milch - referring to a cow used for giving milk
• Milda - a first name
• milds - plural of "mild", mild ale
• miled - ran a mile
• Milek - a first name
• milen - a first name; maslin
• miler - a mile runner
• miles - a first name; plural of "mile", a unit of distance of 5,280 feet
• milev - a town in Algeria
• Miley - a first name
• milha - a unit of measure in Brazil; an African cape
• milia - a first name; plural of "milium", millet; a whitehead
• Milka - a first name
• milko - a first name; a milkman
• milks - draws milk from a cow
• milky - lacteal
• milla - a first name; a genus of cormose herbs; a unit of distance of Nicaragua of about 1.1 miles
• mille - a first name; one thousand
• Milli - a first name
• millo - millo maize, a variety of sorghum
• mills - a first name; churns; grinds; plural of "mill", a factory
• milly - a first name; a town in France
• Milne - a first name
• milor - a form of "milord", a term of address for an English aristocrat
• milos - a first name; an island; plural of "milo", a cereal
• milpa - a cleared jungle area used for farming
• Milsa - a first name
• milts - plural of "milt", fish sperm; the spleen
• milty - a first name; containing milt
• miltz - stuffed spleen; the milky egg sacs of herring
• milya - a first name; a town in Israel
• mimas - a satellite of Saturn
• mimed - silently indicated
• mimeo - a mimeograph
• mimer - one who mimes
• mimes - silently indicates
• mimic - one who mimes
• mimir - in Norse myth, a giant who guards the spring of wisdom
• mimis - a first name; hysterical fear
• Mimma - a first name
• Mimmo - a first name
• mimps - speaks in a prissy manner; makes a face
• mimsy - an aspect of borogroves, ala Charles Dodgson; prudish or prim
• mimus - a genus of birds that includes mockingbirds
• Mimzy - a first name
• minae - plural of "mina", an ancient unit of weight; 50 shekels
• Minal - a first name
• minar - an Islamic lighthouse, tower or minaret
• minas - a town in Uruquay; plural of "mina", an ancient unit of weight; 50 shekels
• minbu - a town in Burma
• mince - to cut finely; to walk with preposterously small steps
• minch - a channel of the British Isles
• mincy - affected
• Minda - a first name
• Mindi - a first name
• mindo - a town in Ecuador
• minds - watches over; is displeased by
• Mindy - a first name
• mined - dug; containing mines
• Minel - a first name
• miner - a first name; one who mines
• mines - plural of "mine", an explosive device; an extensive underground excavation
• minge - a midge or biting fly; the female genitals
• mingo - a first name; an Iroquois
• mings - plural of "Ming", a piece of Chinese porcelain
• mingy - stingy, mean, measly
• minho - a river flowing from northwest Spain into the Atlantic
• Minhy - a first name
• minie - a first name; an old style conical bullet with hollow base, expands to fit the rifling of the barrel
• Minik - a first name
• minim - a unit of volume of 1/60 of a fluid drachm; a dwarf; a half-note
• minis - plural of "mini", a miniskirt; a minivan
• Minka - a first name
• minke - a first name; a kind of whale
• minks - plural of "mink", a fur; an unpleasant animal
• Minna - a first name
• Minne - a first name
• minni - a first name; the ancient name of Armenia
• minny - a first name; a minnow
• Minoo - a first name
• minor - a first name; lesser; an under-age person
• minos - a mythical king of ancient Crete; plural of "mino", a Japanese raincoat made of grass or straw
• minot - a city in North Dakota
• Minou - a first name
• minow - a minnow
• minsk - a city in Belarus
• Minta - a first name
• minto - a lake in North America; a town in Scotland
• mints - plural of "mint", an herb; a coin factory
• minty - a first name; tasting of mint
• minuf - a town in Egypt
• minum - minim
• minus - a drawback; less by a certain amount
• minxy - like a minx; devious; crafty; scheming
• Minya - a first name
• miola - a town in Pennsylvania
• miqra - the Hebrew text of the Bible
• Mique - a first name
• miraa - khat, a mild narcotic
• mirac - the abdomen
• Mirae - a first name
• Mirah - a first name
• mirak - a town in Armenia
• Miram - a first name
• Miran - a first name
• Mirar - a first name
• Mirav - a first name
• Mirco - a first name
• mirds - attempts; flirts
• mired - stuck in; a unit of measurement of reciprocal color temperature
• Mirek - a first name
• Mirel - a first name
• Miren - a first name
• mires - plural of "mire", a bog
• mirex - an insecticide
• mirey - miry, boggy
• mirid - of or relating to the Miridae family of leaf bugs; capsid
• mirik - an African cape
• mirim - a palindromic lake in Brazil
• mirin - a first name; a Japanese sweet rice wine
• Mirit - a first name
• Mirja - a first name
• Mirko - a first name
• mirks - plural of "mirk", murk
• mirky - gloomy; obscure
• mirly - marbled
• Mirna - a first name
• mirny - a diamond mining town in Siberia
• Miron - a first name
• mirow - a fishing village near Berlin
• Mirra - a first name
• Mirsa - a first name
• Mirta - a first name
• mirth - a first name; cheerfulness
• Mirto - a first name
• mirvs - plural of "MIRV", multiple independently-targeted reentry vehicles
• mirza - a first name; a Persian royal prince
• misdo - to err; to sin
• miser - a skinflint
• mises - plural of "mise", an agreement or settlement
• misgo - to go wrongly or badly
• Misha - a first name
• Mishi - a first name
• Misho - a first name
• Miska - a first name
• misky - foggy
• misle - to rain in small drops
• misli - to rain in small drops
• misly - drizzly
• mison - a town in central Indochina
• misos - plural of "miso", a food paste
• Misra - a first name
• missa - a musical version of the Mass
• Missi - a first name
• missy - a first name; sentimental; namby-pamby
• misti - a first name; el Misti, a volcano in South America
• mists - plural of "mist", a fog or fine rain
• misty - a first name; foggy
• mitau - a town in Latvia
• mitch - a first name; to play hooky from school
• miter - an angle of 45 degrees; an ecclesiastical cap
• mites - plural of "mite", a small amount; a tiny parasite; a unit of measurement of 1/24 grain
• Mitio - a first name
• mitis - a kind of wrought iron; a form of disease tending to be less serious than usual
• Mitja - a first name
• mitla - a town in Mexico
• mitra - a first name; a Persian sun god; a genus of mollusks with turreted shells
• mitre - an angle of 45 degrees; an ecclesiastical cap; an island
• Mitri - a first name
• mitts - plural of "mitt", a thick glove; a hand
• mitty - the little petrel; charactonymic nickname for a daydreamer (Thurber's "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty")
• mitua - the mitu, a gallinaceous Brazilian bird; a genus of insects
• Mitul - a first name
• mitus - plural of "mitu", a South American currasow
• Mitya - a first name
• Mitzi - a first name
• Miura - a first name
• Mivan - a first name
• mivvy - a marble; a person who is adept at a task
• miwok - an Indian people of central California
• mixed - combined
• mixen - a dung hill or midden
• mixer - an implement for mixing; a dance for the unpaired
• mixes - combines
• Mixie - a first name
• mixte - a kind of cheese
• mixto - tequila made from the minimum of 51% agave
• mixum - an apothecary
• mixup - a misunderstanding
• mizar - a star; a biblical place
• mizen - a type of sail used on the mizzenmast; a British cape
• mizer - a miser
• mizos - plural of "Mizo", a member of a Tibetan-Burmese tribe
• mizzy - a bog
• mjosa - a European lake
• Mlada - a first name
• mlawa - a town in Poland
• mlini - a town in Croatia
• mljet - an island in Croatia
• mneme - the persistent effect of past experience on a person or race
• mnium - a genus of mosses
• mnong - a language
• Moabi - a first name
• moabs - plural of "moab", a kind of turban-shaped hat
• Moala - a first name
• moana - the Pacific goat fish
• moano - the Pacific goat fish
• moans - groans
• moany - full of moans; like a moan
• moate - to defecate; a town in Eire
• moats - plural of "moat", a water-filled trench
• moaty - like a moat
• mobad - a Parsi priest of the second rank
• mobay - Montego Bay, Jamaica
• mobby - an alcoholic drink made from fermented fruit juice
• mobed - a Parsi priest of the second rank; a Zoroastrian priest
• mober - a language
• moble - to wrap the head in a hood; to dress grossly; movable property
• mobot - a mobile robot, usually self-guided
• mobus - a motor bus
• mocap - a shortened form of "motion capture", an animation technique
• mocha - a chocolatey coffee; a seaport in Yemen; agate; an island in Chile
• moche - a packet of silk; an ancient Peruvian civilization
• mochs - plural of "moch", misty, humid weather
• mochy - moist and warm
• mocka - clothing
• mocks - disdainfully imitates
• mocky - a young mare; a Jew
• mocoa - coche; a town in Colombia
• mocos - plural of "moco", the rock cavy
• modal - moody; a term from logic
• moded - caught, found out, or humiliated; carried out the arithmetic "mod" operation
• model - an example
• modem - a computer communication module ("modulator/demodulator")
• moder - the matrix of an astrolabe; a layer of humus between mor and mull
• modes - plural of "mode", a manner; a style; a most common value in a data set
• modii - plural of "modius", a Roman dry measure
• modoc - a Lutuamian people of southwestern Oregon; a person who became a pilot for the glamor; a carnival knockdown dummy
• modon - a port in Greece
• modul - the modulus or base of a mathematical congruence
• modus - a style, method or procedure
• Moeen - a first name
• moeve - to move
• moffs - plural of "moff", a Caucasian silk fabric
• mofos - plural of "mofo", Oedipus
• mogen - a star, used in the Hebrew phrase "mogen David"; a clamp used by a mohel for circumcision
• moggs - censors
• moggy - a cow or calf; a cat of doubtful ancestry; a north country person; a slattern
• mogol - an Altaic language
• mogul - a Mongolian; a rich or prominent person
• Mohan - a first name
• mohar - a silver coin of Nepal
• mohas - plural of "moha", a kind of millet
• mohel - a circumciser
• Mohen - a first name
• moher - a town in Ireland with famous seaside cliffs
• Mohit - a first name
• Mohja - a first name
• mohms - plural of "mohm", a measure of mechanical mobility
• mohoe - mahoe
• Mohon - a first name
• mohos - a genus of honey eating birds
• mohrs - plural of "mohr", a west African gazelle
• mohur - an Indian gold coin
• mohwa - trees of the genus Madhuca; the butter tree
• Moico - a first name
• Moien - a first name
• moika - a river in Russia, near St Petersburg
• moile - a kind of high shoe worn in ancient times
• moils - toils incessantly
• Moina - a first name
• moine - of or relating to an epic of the Precambrian era
• moira - a first name; fate in Greek mythology
• moire - a first name; a watered silk fabric
• Moise - a first name
• moism - a variant of "Mohism", a Chinese philosophy founded by Mozi
• moist - slightly wet; a follower of Moism
• moits - plural of "moit", a mote; a fragment of stick or dirt in wool
• moity - full of moits
• moiva - a food fish of the Arctic Ocean
• Moiwa - a first name
• mojos - a south American tribe; plural of "mojo", a magical charm
• moken - a coastal tribe of Burma and Thailand
• mokes - plural of "moke", a donkey; a fool
• mokey - the female genitals
• mokis - plural of "moki", a Hopi; a trumpeter fish; a Maori raft
• mokos - plural of "moko", a Maori tattooing
• mokpo - of or from the city of Mokpo, Korea
• moksa - salvation from the bondage of finite existence
• mokum - a Japanese alloy used in decorative work on gold or silver objects
• mokus - drunk; alcohol; a depressed state
• molal - referring to a chemical mole
• molar - a tooth; a term from chemistry
• molas - a marine fish; plural of "mola", a colorful fabric panel, or a blouse
• molbo - a kind of cheese
• molde - a town in Norway
• molds - fashions; fungi; casting forms
• moldy - containing molds; smelling of mold
• moled - to make or traverse underground passages
• molee - a Syrian fish "preparation" (prepare yourself!)
• molek - a variant of "Moloch"
• moles - plural of "mole", a burrowing animal; a skin defect; a jetty; a specific number of molecules
• molet - mullet
• moley - a potato; a gang weapon of a potato studded with razors
• Molga - a first name
• molge - triturus; the newt genus
• Molia - a first name
• molid - of or relating to the Molidae family of fish
• molka - a town in Australia
• molla - a first name; a mullah
• molle - the pepper tree
• Molli - a first name
• mollo - drunk
• molls - plural of "moll", a mobster mistress
• molly - a first name; a pet fish; the wagtail bird
• molpe - a town in Sri Lanka
• molto - musical notation for "very much"
• molts - sheds old skin
• molty - molten; molting; referring to shed skin
• Momen - a first name
• momes - plural of "mome", a fool; a clown
• momma - mother
• momme - a Japanese unit of weight equal to 3.75 grams
• mommy - mother
• Momoe - a first name
• Momoh - a first name
• momot - a motmot, a long-tailed passerine bird
• momus - the Greek god of ridicule; a complainer; a carping critic
• momza - a general term of address, abusive or familiar
• monad - a singleton; a single cell organism; the subject of an essay by Leibniz
• Monae - a first name
• Monah - a first name
• monal - a pheasant
• monas - a monad; plural of "mona", a small long-tailed monkey
• monax - the yaffle, or green woodpecker; the woodchuck
• Monay - a first name
• Monca - a first name
• monde - society; the world; a coterie
• mondo - a Zen question and answer method; extreme
• Mondy - a first name
• Monea - a first name
• Monee - a first name
• monel - a nickel-copper-iron-manganese alloy
• moner - a hypothetical simplest protozoan; a non-nucleated protoplasmic body
• mones - moans
• monet - a first name; anything that looks good til you get up close to it
• money - evil's root; large rocks found in Yap Island
• mongi - a river in New Guinea
• mongo - a first name; a Mongolian coin; a dimwit in "Blazing Saddles"; the realm of Ming the Merciless; mungo; greatly; a town in Chad; salvagable trash
• mongs - plural of "mong", an idiot
• mongu - a town in Zambia
• mongy - stupid; idiotic
• Monia - a first name
• monic - a first name; in mathematics, characterized by a coefficient of 1.
• monie - many
• Monja - a first name
• monks - plural of "monk", a member of a fraternal religious order; a printing inkstain
• Monna - a first name
• monos - plural of "mono", an infectious disease
• monox - the crowberry
• Monro - a first name
• monte - a first name; a game like faro; a quickie three-card gambling game
• month - a unit of time of about 30 days, slightly longer than a paycheck
• Monti - a first name
• monto - the run-down low-life section of Dublin near Montgomery Street
• Montu - a first name
• monty - a first name; part of the phrase "the full monty", meaning "everything"
• Monya - a first name
• monza - a city in northern Italy
• monze - an Asian cape; a town in Zambia
• mooca - marijuana
• mooch - to sponge off another person
• moods - plural of "mood", an emotional state
• moody - emotional; gloomy
• mooed - made cow sounds
• mooer - a cow
• mooey - rotten; the face; the mouth
• mooka - a town in Japan
• mooks - plural of "mook", a lower class angry young white rap metal fan; a book produced in the form of a magazine
• moola - money
• mooli - a long white carrot-like root found in Asia
• mools - plural of "mool", a soft fertile soil
• mooly - muley, hornless
• moons - bares the buttocks; plural of "moon", a satellite
• moony - dreamy
• moops - nibbles, browses
• Moore - a first name
• Mooro - a first name
• moors - plural of "moor", a fen; a Spanish Arab
• moory - sterile; boggy; a cloth; like a moor
• moosa - a unit of weight in Cyprus
• moose - the elk
• moosh - the face
• moota - marijuana or a marijuana cigarette
• mooth - a mouth
• moots - brings up for debate; makes moot
• moove - move
• mopan - an Indian people of northeast Guatemala
• moped - a motorized scooter; was dejected
• moper - one who mopes
• mopes - is dejected
• mopey - in a dejected mood
• mophy - a homosexual
• mopla - a group of Islamic inhabitants of southwest India
• moppy - tipsy; befuddled; like a mop
• Mopsa - a first name
• mopsy - a first name; an untidy or homely woman; a moppet
• mopti - a town in Mali
• mopup - a final cleaning up
• mopus - someone who mopes; a drone; cash; a small coin; a half penny
• moqor - a city in Afghanistan
• moqui - moki, a Hopi
• Morad - a first name
• morae - the 113 Japanese syllables; plural of "mora", a unit of prosodic metrical time; inexcusable and blameable delay
• morag - a first name; a Celtic worm-like monster; an Israeli settlement in Gaza
• moral - ethical
• moran - a first name; a town in Papua New Guinea
• morar - a town in Scotland
• moras - plural of "mora", a unit of prosodic metrical time; inexcusable and blameable delay
• morat - a beverage made of honey flavored with mulberry juice; a town in Switzerland
• moray - a first name; a type of eel
• morbi - plural of "morbus", a disease; a town in India
• morbs - a morbid mood
• morda - a British river
• Mordi - a first name
• Mordy - a first name
• morea - a first name; a modern name for the Peloponnesus
• mored - filtered through the "more" program
• moree - a town in Australia
• moreh - a town in India
• morel - a first name; a cherry; a nightshade mushroom
• mores - manners or morals; larger quantities
• Morey - a first name
• morga - a Polish unit of land area of about 1.4 acres
• moria - a first name; folly
• moric - of or obtained from fustic
• Morie - a first name
• moril - a morel; a mushroom
• morin - a yellow coloring matter obtained from the fustic tree
• Morio - a first name
• Moris - a first name
• Morit - a first name
• Moriz - a first name
• Morla - a first name
• Morly - a first name
• mormo - a bugbear
• Morna - a first name
• morne - a blunted lance used for tilting; mournful, dreary; an Asian cape
• morns - plural of "morn", a morning
• moroc - the honey guide
• moron - a dimwit; a town in Argentina; a town in Venezuela
• moros - plural of "Moro", a Muslim people of the southern Philippines
• morph - to transform from one shape to another; morphine; a hermaphrodite
• morra - a first name; mora, an Italian finger-matching game
• Morri - a first name
• morro - a rounded hill
• Morry - a first name
• morse - a first name; a telegraph code; any code; a walrus; a seahorse; the clasp of a cope
• morta - one of the Roman goddesses of fate
• morth - in Teutonic law, a murder without extenuation, such as by poisoning or witchcraft
• morts - plural of "mort", a signal played on a hunting horn to denote a kill; a stick entangled in wool
• Morty - a first name
• morum - a clever trick
• morus - a genus of trees of the nettle family; plural of "Moru", a people of the Sudan
• morwe - morrow
• mosed - the past tense of "mose", found only in Shakespeare's phrase "mose in the chine"
• mosel - the Moselle river
• Mosen - a first name
• moser - a huge number, defined by repeated exponentiation, due to Leo Moser
• moses - a first name; a lawgiver; the present tense of "mose"
• mosey - to amble or stroll
• mosgu - musgu, a people of the central Sudan
• Mosha - a first name
• Moshe - a first name
• moshi - a town in Tanzania
• Mosie - a first name
• mosks - plural of "mosk", a mosque
• mosky - marijuana
• mossi - a people of the west central Sudan
• mosso - a musical notation meaning "quickly"
• mossy - covered with moss
• mosta - a town in Malta
• moste - past tense of "may"
• mosts - plural of "most", the largest quantity
• mosul - a town in northern Iraq opposite the ruins of Nineveh; light brown to yellow brown
• mosuo - a tribal people of southwestern China
• Mosya - a first name
• Mosze - a first name
• motch - to eat little, slowly and quietly
• moted - dusty
• motel - a motor hotel
• moten - a dialect plural participle of "might"
• motes - plural of "mote", a small particle
• motet - a vocal composition in polyphonic style for church service
• motey - containing many small particles
• moths - plural of "moth", a drab night-flying insect
• mothy - moth-ridden
• motif - a theme
• Motoo - a first name
• motor - an engine
• motos - plural of "moto", one of the heats in a cross-country motorcycle race
• motsa - a big gambling win; a certainty
• motte - a first name; a small group of trees on the prairie; part of a motte-and-bailey castle
• Motti - a first name
• motto - a byword; a slogan
• motts - plural of "mott", a small group of trees; a hoople; the female genitals
• motty - a first name; having motes
• motus - plural of "motu", a Polynesian reef islet with vegetation
• motza - a certainty
• motzi - a Hebrew blessing over bread
• mouch - to mooch; to skulk
• moudy - mole
• moued - made a moue; pouted
• mouer - one who moues
• moues - makes a moue; plural of "moue", a pout
• Mouin - a first name
• Mouki - a first name
• moula - moola, money
• mould - a blight; rotted leaves; a casting form
• moule - a mussel
• mouli - to chop marijuana in a parsley grinder
• mouls - covers with soil
• moult - to cast off feathers
• Mouna - a first name
• mound - a heap; a swelling
• mount - to climb upon; a steed; a mountain
• moups - nibbles; munches
• mouri - an early Dutch settlement in west Africa
• mourn - to lament
• Mousa - a first name
• mouse - a cheese lover; a computer input device
• moust - musk
• mousy - quiet; mouselike
• mouth - an oral cavity; a debouchment of a river
• moved - changed position
• mover - one who moves
• moves - changes position
• movie - a motion picture
• mowas - plural of "mowa", a mahua
• mowed - cut down
• mowen - mown
• mower - a person or instrument that cuts down
• mowes - mows
• mowha - mahua
• mowie - mool
• mowra - trees of the genus Madhuca; the butter tree
• mowth - a mowing
• moxas - plural of "moxa", a Chinese plant
• moxie - nerve; spunk; a defunct Coca Cola rival
• moyas - plural of "moya", a volcanic mud
• moyen - means; medium in position or size
• Moyez - a first name
• moyhu - a town in Australia
• moyle - a kind of shoe; a mining wedge or drill; a mule
• moyls - plural of "moyl", a mule
• Moyna - a first name
• Moyra - a first name
• mozed - raised the nap on cloth
• mozes - a first name; raises the nap on cloth
• mozia - an island off Sicily
• mozos - plural of "mozo", a manual laborer
• mozza - good fortune
• mozzy - a mosquito
• mpika - a town in Zambia
• mpoko - a river in the Central African Republic
• mpoto - a language
• mpret - an Albanian ruler, back when they had them
• msasa - a tree of southern Rhodesia
• mtawa - a first name; a hermit
• muang - a tribe in Southeast Asia
• Muath - a first name
• muces - plural of "muce", a muse; a muset
• mucho - very; much
• mucic - a dibasic crystalline acid
• mucid - musty, moldy, slimy
• mucin - a mucous membrane protein
• Mucip - a first name
• mucks - manures; clears out stables
• mucky - filthy
• mucor - moldiness; a genus of mold fungi
• mucro - a stiff sharp point
• mucus - a thick watery sticky biological fluid
• mudar - madar; a medicinal herb
• muddy - full of mud
• mudge - a low-crowned circular woman's hat
• mudir - an Eastern governor
• mudki - a town in India, site of a famous battle
• mudra - a Yoga hand gesture symbolizing a specific psychospiritual quality
• mudzi - a district in Zimbabwe
• Mueen - a first name
• muffs - bungles; plural of "muff", a warmer made of fur
• Muffy - a first name
• Mufid - a first name
• mufti - civilian clothes; a Muslim priest
• mufty - civilian clothes
• muggo - a tea break
• muggs - makes funny faces, perhaps in honor of a television monkey of the 50's
• muggy - warm and damp; drunk
• mugil - the genus of the mullet fish
• mugla - a town in Turkey
• Mugur - a first name
• muhly - a perennial grass
• muick - a British river
• muids - plural of "muid", a hogshead
• muike - a first name; a town in Estonia
• muils - plural of "muil", a mule
• Muire - a first name
• muirs - plural of "muir", a variant of "moor"
• muist - musk
• Mujab - a first name
• mujik - a muzhik, a Russian peasant
• mukah - a town in Indonesia
• mukri - an ancient Kurdish people of Persia
• Mukta - a first name
• mukti - moksha
• Mukul - a first name
• mukur - a town in Afghanistan
• Mulat - a first name
• mulch - manure; grass clippings, wood chips and other detritus used in gardening
• mulct - to penalize; to defraud
• mulde - a river in eastern Germany that empties into the Elbe
• muled - a kind of coin striking
• mules - plural of "mule", a beast of burden; a slipper
• muley - stubborn; hornless; a hornless cow
• mulga - an Australian acacia tree; the bush or outback; an unpleasant situation; a town in Alabama
• mulla - a mullah; money
• mulls - considers
• mulms - plural of "mulm", the organic odoriferous sediment found in fish tanks
• mulse - mulled wine
• mulsh - mulch
• mults - plural of "mult", a fee for corn-grinding
• multy - bad, unpleasant
• muluc - the ninth day of the Mayan religious month
• Mumbi - a first name
• mumbo - obfuscation
• mumby - a town in England
• mumms - performs or parades in disguise
• mummy - a preserved corpse; a bituminous drug
• mumps - a viral infection commonly caught in childhood
• mumsy - a mother
• mumus - plural of "mumu", a muumuu
• munch - to chew on
• muncy - a town in Pennsylvania
• munda - a group of languages of central India; the Latin name of Mantua, Spain
• Mundo - a first name
• Mundy - a first name
• munga - the bonnet monkey; food; a smoke during work
• munge - to munch
• mungo - a first name; mung bean; urd; shoddy; a Mongolian coin; a poor type of wool, similar to but superior to shoddy!
• mungs - plural of "mung", a crowd; chickenfeed
• mungy - gloomy; messy
• munia - a first name; a passerine bird
• Munib - a first name
• munin - in Norse mythology, one of two raven companions of Odin, representing memory
• Munio - a first name
• Munir - a first name
• munis - plural of "muni", a state or local goverment security; a Hindu hermit sage
• munja - a tough Asiatic grass; a meal
• Munna - a first name
• munne - the face
• Munni - a first name
• munns - the mouth
• munnu - romance
• Munny - a first name
• munro - a first name; any mountain in Scotland over 3,000 feet high
• munta - a black African
• munts - plural of "munt", a muntu
• muntu - a black person
• muogh - a pig
• muong - an ethnic group from Vietnam
• muons - plural of "muon", a subatomic particle
• muppy - an acronym: "Medical Urban Professional" or "Mature Urban Professional"
• Murad - a first name
• mural - a wall painting
• muran - the language of the Mura people of Brazil
• muras - plural of "mura", a Japanese village
• murat - a first name; a river of eastern Turkey
• muray - an eel-like fish
• murch - a fat woman
• murdo - a first name; a town in South Dakota
• mured - immured
• mures - immures; provides with a wall; a river in Romania
• murex - Tyrian purple dye; a snail which, when crushed, yields a purple dye
• Murfy - a first name
• murga - a popular musical theater style in Uruguay
• muria - a Gond hill people of India
• murid - a small rodent
• murks - plural of "murk", obscurity; gloom
• murky - dark; turbid
• murle - a first name; a language
• Murli - a first name
• murlo - an Etruscan archeological site near Siena, Italy
• murls - crumbles
• murly - crumbly
• murmi - a people living on the boundary of Nepal and Sikkim
• murol - a kind of cheese
• muron - myron
• murph - a first name; sleep
• murra - fluorspar, a mineral used by the ancient Romans for fine vases and cups
• murre - the razorbilled auk, a diving bird
• murrs - plural of "murr", a diving bird
• murry - a first name; an eel-like fish; merry
• murth - plenty; abundance
• Murti - a first name
• murup - moorup
• murut - a tribe of Indonesian Borneo
• murva - an Asiatic bowstring hemp
• murwa - a first name; a town in the Himalayas
• murza - one of the hereditary nobility among the tatars
• musae - plural of "musa", a genus of large perennial plants
• musaf - an additional morning service on the Jewish Sabbath
• musal - of or pertaining to the Muses
• musan - a town in North Korea
• musar - a Jewish religious and ethical movement stressing discipline and piety; a wandering musician
• musas - plural of "musa", a genus of large perennial plants
• musca - the fly genus; the constellation of the fly
• musci - a class including the mosses
• mused - imagined; pondered
• musei - a language
• muser - one who muses
• muses - imagines; plural of "muse", one of 9 Greek goddesses associated with the arts
• muset - a gap in a fence or hedge
• musgu - a people of the central Sudan
• musha - an interjection expressing surprise; the owner of a new taxi; a town in Egypt
• mushe - a Syrian or Chinese person
• mushy - pulpy; sentimental
• music - the food of love
• Musie - a first name
• Musin - a first name
• musit - a gap in a fence, through which an animal can pass
• muski - muscatel
• musks - plural of "musk", a strong perfume derived from certain animals
• musky - smelling of musk; muscatel; variant of "muskie", a fish
• musos - plural of "muso", a humorless pedantic music enthusiast
• Mussa - a first name
• musse - a scramble, a disturbance
• musso - lahu
• mussy - messy
• musta - a slang form of "must have"; a pattern or design
• musth - a very dangerous state of sexual frenzy occurring in male elephants
• musts - plural of "must", a thing that has to be done; unfermented grape juice
• musty - unaired
• Mutaa - a first name
• mutah - a marijuana cigarette
• mutas - plural of "muta", a musical direction meaning "change"; a Moslem usufruct marriage
• mutch - a close-fitting cap worn by babies and old women
• muted - muffled; diminished
• muter - a first name; a muffler; more mute
• mutes - muffles; plural of "mute", a person who cannot speak
• mutex - the primary synchronization object in the Posix threads form of parallel programming
• mutha - a fan of heavy metal rock music; a contemptuous reference to a person
• Mutia - a first name
• mutic - muticate; pointless; blunt
• mutie - a skate-boarding adept, short for "mutant"
• mutis - plural of "muti", traditional African medicine or witch doctoring
• muton - the smallest section of genetic material that, when changed, results in a mutation
• mutsu - a town in Japan
• mutts - plural of "mutt", a dog of doubtful descent
• mutul - another name for Tikal, a Mayan city-state
• mutur - a town in Sri Lanka
• mutzu - a Japanese variety of apple
• muxed - spoiled; multiplexed
• muxes - multiplexes; plural of "mux", a drill for making wampum
• muzak - a trademarked background music wallpaper company; bland deracinated syrup music
• muzed - mused
• muzes - muses
• muzon - a Central American cape
• Muzzi - a first name
• muzzy - a first name; dazed; confused; blurred; drunk
• mvule - a huge African timber tree
• Mwaka - a first name
• mwami - the king of Ruanda
• Mwepu - a first name
• mwera - a language
• mweru - a lake in the Congo
• Mwila - a first name
• myall - an Australian hardwood tree; an uncivilized native; a person in an unfamiliar environment
• Myarn - a first name
• Mycah - a first name
• mydan - maidan
• Myers - a first name
• myips - a myope, a person having myopy
• Mykal - a first name
• Mykel - a first name
• myken - a town in Norway
• mylae - the Latin name for Milazzo, Italy
• Mylan - a first name
• mylar - a kind of synthetic membrane
• Mylee - a first name
• Mylen - a first name
• Myles - a first name
• Mylon - a first name
• mynah - an Asian bird
• mynas - plural of "myna" or "mynah", an Asian bird
• Myndy - a first name
• myner - an Australian seal
• Mynga - a first name
• Mynor - a first name
• myoid - like muscle
• myoma - a benign muscle tumor
• myope - a short-sighted person
• myops - plural of "myop", a short-sighted person
• myopy - myopia
• Myrah - a first name
• Myran - a first name
• Myria - a first name
• Myrka - a first name
• Myrle - a first name
• Myrna - a first name
• myron - a first name; a famous Greek sculptor
• myrrh - a kind of incense
• Myrta - a first name
• Myrth - a first name
• mysel - myself
• mysia - an ancient country in northwest Asia Minor
• mysid - a small crustacean
• mysis - the opossum shrimp
• Mysti - a first name
• Mytch - a first name
• mythi - plural of "mythos", a fundamental mythical story
• myths - plural of "myth", a legend
• mythy - resembling or containing myths
• myxae - plural of "myxa", the end of a bird mandible
• myxie - the disease myxomatosis
• myxon - a fish of the mullet family
• mzees - plural of "mzee", in Africa, an old person
• Myzel - a first name
• mzina - a North African desert tribe
• mzuri - all right
• Mzuzi - a first name
• naafi - the British Naval Army and Air Force Institute
• Naama - a first name
• naams - plural of "naam", distraint of chattels
• naans - plural of "naan", a round flat Indian bread
• nabak - a language of Papua, New Guinea
• nabal - a first name; a man who refused tribute to King David
• nabam - a crystalline fungicide
• nabby - an open sailboat
• nabee - aconite poison
• nabel - the navel
• nabes - plural of "nabe", a neighborhood movie theater
• nabid - referring to the Nabidae
• Nabih - a first name
• Nabil - a first name
• nabis - plural, a group of four French artists of the 19th century
• nabit - crushed candy
• nabks - plural of "nabk", the Christ's thorn plant
• nabla - a mathematical symbol of an inverted delta; an ancient triangular musical instrument
• nabob - a wealthy individual
• nacfa - an Eritrean monetary unit
• nache - the rump
• nacho - a tortilla chip
• Nacia - a first name
• Nacim - a first name
• nacks - a disease of chickens, similar to croup
• nacky - ingenious
• nacre - mother-of-pearl
• nacry - pearly
• nacul - referring to architectural design that strives for integration with the environment
• nadab - a first name; a son of Aaron, father of Appaim
• nadas - plural of "nada", meaning "nothing"
• Nadav - a first name
• nadde - didn't have
• Nadea - a first name
• Nader - a first name
• Nadey - a first name
• Nadia - a first name
• Nadif - a first name
• Nadim - a first name
• nadir - a first name; a low point
• Nadja - a first name
• Nadje - a first name
• nador - a town in Morocco
• Nadya - a first name
• Naeem - a first name
• naeve - a birthmark; a blemish
• naevi - plural of "naevus", a birthmark
• Nafas - a first name
• naffs - plural of "naff", an incompetent person
• naffy - from "NAAFI", the canteen
• nafka - a prostitute
• nafta - the North American Free Trade Association
• nafud - an Arabian desert
• nagar - a region of Pakistan
• nagas - plural of "naga", a people of the Naga hills in Burma; a Hindu race of spirits; a naked holy man
• naggy - querulous
• Nagib - a first name
• nagid - a first name; a Jewish ruler in medieval Spain and Egypt
• Nagji - a first name
• Nagla - a first name
• nagor - a Senegal antelope
• nagqu - a town and district in Tibet
• Nagwa - a first name
• Nahab - a first name
• nahal - a people of the central hills of India; an Israeli army corps doing frontier settlement
• Nahda - a first name
• Nahed - a first name
• Nahid - a first name
• Nahin - a first name
• Nahit - a first name
• Nahla - a first name
• Nahma - a first name
• nahor - a first name; a brother of Abraham
• nahua - Nahuatl, various people of ancient origin in central America
• nahum - a first name; a biblical prophet
• nahya - a village in Egypt
• naiad - a first name; a water nymph
• naiak - a town in Afghanistan
• naias - a genus of submerged aquatic plants; plural of "naia", a venomous snake
• Naida - a first name
• Naide - a first name
• naids - plural of "naid", a small freshwater annelid
• Naief - a first name
• naifs - plural of "naif", a naive person
• naiki - an Indian language
• naiks - plural of "naik", an Indian corporal
• Naila - a first name
• Naile - a first name
• nails - plural of "nail", a metal fastener; a fingernail; a unit of length of 2.25 inches
• naily - full of nails
• Naima - a first name
• Naina - a first name
• Naini - a first name
• nains - plural of "nain", a Negrille, a tribe living in the Congo
• naios - plural of "naio", the ngaio, or bastard sandalwood tree
• naipo - an island in Colombia
• naira - a first name; a monetary unit of Nigeria
• Nairm - a first name
• nairn - a first name; a resort town, and historic county of northern Scotland; a town in Louisiana
• Nairo - a first name
• nairs - plural of "nair", a begti; an Indian otter
• nairy - nary; not any
• Naisa - a first name
• naish - nesh
• naive - artless; having little wisdom or experience
• Naiym - a first name
• najaf - a town in Iraq
• Najah - a first name
• Najai - a first name
• Najam - a first name
• najas - plural of "naja", a venomous snake
• Najat - a first name
• najdi - an Arab people living in the region of Kuwait
• Najee - a first name
• Najeh - a first name
• Najia - a first name
• Najib - a first name
• Najim - a first name
• najin - a port city in North Korea, near Russia
• najis - something unclean under Islamic law
• Najja - a first name
• Najji - a first name
• Najla - a first name
• Najma - a first name
• Najwa - a first name
• Nakea - a first name
• naked - unclothed; bare
• naker - a kettle drum
• nakes - makes naked
• nakfa - an Eritrean monetary unit, and excuse for a war with Ethiopia
• nakhe - a town in Egypt
• nakhi - a mount people of southwest China
• Nakia - a first name
• nakir - an Islamic examiner of the dead
• Nakki - a first name
• nakoo - the gavial
• Nakos - a first name
• Nalan - a first name
• nalas - plural of "nala", a nulla, a ravine
• Naldo - a first name
• naled - an insecticide
• nales - plural of "nale", an ale
• Nalin - a first name
• nalka - a border town in India
• nalla - a variant of "nullah", a ravine
• nalls - plural of "nall", an awl
• namad - variant of "numdah"
• Namal - a first name
• naman - a first name; in Vedism and Hinduism, the characteristic sign or mark of an object
• namas - a first name; plural of "nama", a Hottentot people of Namibia
• namaz - Islamic worship or prayer
• namba - a traditional Japanese walking style, right arm with right foot (!)
• nambe - a Tanoan people of New Mexico
• namby - in the phrase "namby pamby", babyish, excessively cute, effeminate; a weak cowardly person
• namcy - a town in Yakutia
• namda - a kind of carpet
• named - called; identified by name
• namer - a first name; one who names
• names - plural of "name", a title; an identifier
• Namia - a first name
• namib - a desert in southwest Africa
• Namid - a first name
• Namir - a first name
• Namit - a first name
• namki - a Chinese island
• nammy - an award for Native American music
• namoi - an Australasian river
• nampa - a town in Idaho
• nampo - a first name; a city in North Korea
• namur - a city in southern Belgium, on the Meuse river
• nanae - a village in Japan
• nanai - a Tungusic people of Siberia and Manchuria
• nanao - a town in Japan
• nanas - plural of "nana", a grandmother
• nanay - a first name; a Tungusic people of Siberia and Manchuria
• Nance - a first name
• Nanci - a first name
• nancy - a first name; a city in northeast France
• Nanda - a first name
• nande - a tribe of the Congo
• nandi - a type of bear; the bull companion of Shiva; an African tribe, and its language
• Nando - a first name
• nands - performs the logical operation of an exclusive or
• nandu - a rhea or American ostrich
• nanga - a small Nubian harp
• nanmu - a durable lumber of western China
• nanna - a first name; in Norse mythology, the wife of Balder; the Sumerian god of the moon
• Nanni - a first name
• Nannu - a first name
• nanny - a first name; a child minder; a female goat
• Nanon - a first name
• Nanor - a first name
• Nansi - a first name
• nanti - no; none; nothing
• nanto - a horse
• nants - no; none; nothing
• nanty - no; none; nothing; an exclamation meaning "Be quiet!"
• nantz - brandy
• Nanuk - a first name
• Nanxy - a first name
• Naoji - a first name
• Naoki - a first name
• Naoko - a first name
• Naoma - a first name
• naomi - a first name; the biblical mother-in-law of Ruth
• Naomy - a first name
• Naoto - a first name
• Naoya - a first name
• napas - plural of "napa", a soft leather
• Napea - a first name
• naped - having a particular kind of nape
• napes - plural of "nape", the back of the neck
• napha - a perfume distilled from orange flowers
• napoo - finished; to put an end to; nothing
• nappa - a kind of soft leather for clothing; Chinese cabbage
• nappe - a rock formation; one half of a double cone
• nappy - a first name; a diaper; drowsy; kinky
• napus - plural of "napu", a Javanese muskdeer
• Narah - a first name
• naras - a first name; a spiny South African desert shrub
• narbo - a dull uninteresting person; a former name for Narbonnes, in southern France
• narco - a narcotics dealer
• narcs - narks
• Narda - a first name
• narde - spikenard
• nardo - a first name; a town in Italy
• nards - plural of "nard", spikenard; an unguent; a testicle
• nardu - clover
• nardy - smelling of nard
• Naren - a first name
• nares - plural of "naris", a nostril
• narew - a river in northeast Poland
• Narfi - a first name
• naric - of the nostrils
• naris - a first name; a nostril
• narka - a town in Kansas
• narks - snitches on; nitrogen narcosis; plural of "nark", a narcotics agent
• narky - irritable; a narcotic drug
• narly - a first name; gnarly
• narok - a town in Kenya
• naros - one of the Cyclades Islands
• narra - a Philippine mahogany tree
• narre - near
• narva - a seaport in Estonia
• narwe - narrow
• narym - a town in western Siberia
• nasab - a town in Afghanistan
• nasal - of the nose, its intonations, or temporary contents
• nasat - a hazard
• nasca - variant of "nazca", an Indian culture of Peru that preceded the Incas
• nasch - a unit of weight in Arabia
• Naser - a first name
• Nasha - a first name
• nashi - na-khi; a variety of Japanese pear
• nasho - national service
• Nasia - a first name
• Nasif - a first name
• nasik - a town in India; an elaborate magic square formed there
• Nasim - a first name
• Nasir - a first name
• Nasit - a first name
• nason - a kind of flute
• Nasry - a first name
• nassa - a dog whelk or its shell
• nasty - unpleasant; mean; foul
• nasua - a genus of mammals including the coati
• nasus - the nose; a prolongation of the front of the head in cranes and termites
• Nasya - a first name
• natal - a first name; nascent; initial; a province of South Africa; a seaport in Brazil
• Natan - a first name
• natch - slang for "naturally"; the rump
• nates - plural of "natis", a buttock
• nathe - a nave
• Natia - a first name
• Natie - a first name
• natis - a single buttock, though usually found in pairs
• Natja - a first name
• Natka - a first name
• Natko - a first name
• natsh - a thorny plant of the Middle East
• natte - interlaced ornamentation; a woven basket
• Natti - a first name
• natto - a Japanese breakfast food of odiferous slimy beans
• natty - a first name; well dressed
• Natya - a first name
• nauha - a ritual Shia lamentation
• nauky - resourceful
• Nauns - a first name
• naunt - an aunt
• nauru - an island in Micronesia
• nause - to nauseate; a nauseating unpleasant person; a disgusting problem
• nausy - nauseating
• nauta - a town in Peru
• naval - of the navy
• navan - a town in Ireland
• navar - an air navigation system
• Navek - a first name
• navel - the belly button, which Adam and Eve might not have had
• naven - a town in Sweden
• naver - a British river
• naves - plural of "nave", the main part of a church; the central part of a wheel
• navet - the rape plant
• navew - the wild turnip
• Navia - a first name
• Navid - a first name
• Navin - a first name
• Navit - a first name
• navon - a first name; a psychological test picture of a large letter made of smaller letters
• Navot - a first name
• navus - a spot or birthmark
• navvy - an excavating machine; a manual laborer
• nawab - an Eastern viceroy
• Nawaf - a first name
• Nawal - a first name
• Nawaq - a first name
• Nawar - a first name
• Nawat - a first name
• nawky - resourceful
• nawls - plural of "nawl", an awl
• naxis - plural of "Naxi", a culture of Yunnan province, near Burma and Tibet
• naxos - a Greek island in the Aegean Sea, where Iphigenia was sacrificed
• Nayab - a first name
• Nayad - a first name
• Nayan - a first name
• nayar - a people of the Malabar coast of India
• naybo - no
• nayed - said no; refused
• Nayef - a first name
• Nayla - a first name
• nayts - refuses; denies
• Nazan - a first name
• nazar - a first name; a gift, given upon introduction, to one's superior
• nazca - an Indian culture of Peru that preceded the Incas; a town in Peru
• nazes - plural of "naze", a cape; a headland
• nazie - drunk
• Nazih - a first name
• Nazik - a first name
• nazim - a first name; a military governor in India
• nazir - an Indian bailiff
• nazis - plural of "Nazi", a member of an infamous German political party; an irrational tyrant
• Nazli - a first name
• Nazmi - a first name
• nazra - a village in Afghanistan
• nazwa - a town in Oman
• Nazyf - a first name
• ndali - a language
• ndara - a town in Kenya
• ndele - a town in the Central African Republic
• Ndeye - a first name
• Ndiri - a first name
• ndola - a town in Zambia, near where Dag Hammarskjold's plane crashed
• ndora - a town in east Africa
• ndoua - a Pacific cape
• Ndudi - a first name
• neafe - nieve
• neafs - plural of "neaf", the fist
• neagh - a British island
• Neala - a first name
• Neale - a first name
• Neall - a first name
• neals - anneals
• Nealy - a first name
• neaps - plural of "neap", a tide at its lowest range
• nears - approaches
• Neary - a first name
• neath - below; a town in Wales
• neato - an exclamation of excitement and anticipation
• neats - plural of "neat", a bovine
• neaty - nifty; neat
• nebby - saucy; overly inquisitive; nosey
• nebek - a nabk
• nebel - a Jew's harp
• Nebes - a first name
• nebra - a town in Germany
• Necha - a first name
• nechi - a river in Colombia
• necho - a first name; the Egyptian pharoah killed by Josiah
• Necia - a first name
• Necie - a first name
• Necip - a first name
• necks - makes out; plural of "neck", the part that connect the head to the body
• Necla - a first name
• necro - necrotic enteritis
• nedao - a battle site where the Germans defeated the Romans in 454 AD
• Nedda - a first name
• Neddi - a first name
• neddy - a first name; a donkey
• Nedim - a first name
• Nedra - a first name
• needs - requires
• needy - lacking; indigent; whining
• Neefy - a first name
• Neeka - a first name
• Neela - a first name
• neeld - a needle
• neele - a needle; darnel, an annual grass
• Neeli - a first name
• Neely - a first name
• Neema - a first name
• neemb - an East Indian tree
• Neeme - a first name
• neems - plural of "neem", an East Indian tree
• Neena - a first name
• neeps - plural of "neep", a turnip
• Neera - a first name
• Neeru - a first name
• neese - to sneeze
• Neeta - a first name
• Neeti - a first name
• Neetu - a first name
• neeze - to sneeze
• Nefen - a first name
• neffs - a town in Pennsylvania
• neffy - a nephew
• nefud - an Arabian desert
• nefyn - a town in England
• Negad - a first name
• Negar - a first name
• negat - a first name; no
• negba - a town in the West Bank
• neger - English dialect for "negro"
• negev - a Middle Eastern desert
• Negla - a first name
• negoi - a mountain peak in Romania
• negre - black
• negro - a black person; a river in South America
• negus - a alcoholic drink of wine, sugar, nutmeg and lemon; an Abyssinian king
• nehru - a first name; a collarless jacket
• Neicy - a first name
• neife - a female serf
• Neifi - a first name
• neifs - plural of "neif", a fist
• neigh - a horse sound
• Neihl - a first name
• Neila - a first name
• Neile - a first name
• Neili - a first name
• Neill - a first name
• Neils - a first name
• neira - an island in Indonesia
• neist - next
• neiva - a first name; a town in Colombia
• neive - a nieve; a neif; a fist
• Nejat - a first name
• nejdi - an inhabitant of the inland state of Nejd in Saudi Arabia
• Nejib - a first name
• Nelda - a first name
• Neleh - a first name
• Nelek - a first name
• Nelia - a first name
• Nelie - a first name
• nelis - a winter pear
• Nelja - a first name
• Nelka - a first name
• Nella - a first name
• Nelle - a first name
• Nelli - a first name
• Nello - a first name
• Nellu - a first name
• nelly - a first name; effeminate
• nelma - a first name; inconnu; a Siberian fish
• Nelse - a first name
• Nelva - a first name
• neman - a river on the border of Lithuanian and Kaliningrad
• nemas - plural of "nema", a nematode
• Nemat - a first name
• nembe - a town in Nigeria
• nemea - a city in ancient Greece, home of the biennial Nemean Games
• Nemer - a first name
• nemic - referring to nematodes
• nemns - names
• nempt - named
• Nenad - a first name
• Neneh - a first name
• nenes - plural of "nene", a Hawaiian goose
• Nenet - a first name
• nenia - an elegy; a funeral song
• Nenno - a first name
• nenta - a chronic nervous disease of grazing animals
• neoid - the curve made by a ship at the waterline
• Neola - a first name
• Neoma - a first name
• Neomi - a first name
• Neomy - a first name
• Neona - a first name
• neons - plural of "neon", a gaseous element; a dead fish found in aquariums
• neony - like neon; full of neon
• neoza - a tall Himalayan pine
• nepal - an Asian country
• nepas - plural of "nepa", an animal of a genus of aquatic hemipterous insects
• neper - a first name; a power ratio unit
• Nephi - a first name
• nepid - the water scorpion
• nepit - a nit, a unit of information equal to 1.44 bits (a "Naperian digit")
• nerds - plural of "nerd", an unimaginative misfit
• nerdy - like an unimaginative misfit who slightly alters one definition to get another for free
• Nerea - a first name
• nerfs - plural of "nerf", a sponge toy
• Neria - a first name
• Nerin - a first name
• Nerio - a first name
• neris - a river in Lithuania
• nerka - an important kind of sockeye salmon
• nerks - plural of "nerk", a fool
• Nerly - a first name
• Nerma - a first name
• nerol - a fragrant unsaturated alcohol
• Neron - a first name
• nerre - nearer
• nerts - an interjection expressing exasperation; nonsense
• nertz - nerts
• nerve - pluck; impudence; an organ of sensation
• nervi - plural of "nervus", a nerve
• nervy - vigorous; impudent
• neryn - a town in Kyrgyzstan
• Nerys - a first name
• Nesar - a first name
• nesco - a town in New Jersey
• neses - plural of "nese", variant of "nose"
• Nesha - a first name
• Nesia - a first name
• Nesim - a first name
• neski - an Arabic cursive script used in scientific and religious texts
• Nesma - a first name
• Nesri - a first name
• Nessa - a first name
• Nessi - a first name
• nessy - a first name; a nickname for the spurious Loch Ness monster
• Nesta - a first name
• nests - plural of "nest", a bird nursery
• nesty - of, like, or containing nests; nasty
• neter - a unit of weight in Ethiopia
• netes - plural of "nete", the highest string of the lyre
• nethe - a river in Belgium
• Netia - a first name
• Netie - a first name
• Netis - a first name
• netop - a crony; a term of address meaning "friend", employed by early Americans to Indians
• Netta - a first name
• Netti - a first name
• netts - plural of "nett", a net
• netty - a first name; meshy; reticulated; funny
• neuck - an unimportant person
• neuks - plural of "neuk", a nook; a corner or end of a coal face
• neuma - a musical phrase
• neume - a musical phrase; a medieval musical pitch notation
• neums - plural of "neum", a musical phrase
• neura - plural of "neuron"
• neuro - neurology
• neuse - a river in North Carolina
• neuss - a town in Germany
• Neuza - a first name
• neval - referring to a nevus or birthmark
• Nevan - a first name
• nevat - a unit of weight in Arabia
• nevel - to punch
• Neven - a first name
• never - not ever
• neves - plural of "neve", a grainy snow
• nevew - nephew
• Nevia - a first name
• Nevil - a first name
• Nevin - a first name
• nevis - one of the Leeward Islands
• nevoy - a nephew
• Nevra - a first name
• Nevsa - a first name
• nevus - a birthmark
• nevvy - a nephew
• newar - a Mongoloid people of Nepal
• newbs - plural of "newb", a new user of a computer system or game, whose ceaseless questions become annoying
• newed - renewed
• newel - a first name; a staircase finial
• newer - more recently
• newie - something new; a new student
• newky - Newcastle Brown Ale
• newly - recently; lately
• newry - a town in Maine; a town in Northern Ireland
• newsy - full of news
• newts - plural of "newt", a salamander
• nexal - referring to the contract of nexum
• Nexcy - a first name
• nexin - a protein found in the axoneme of flagella and cilia
• nexon - a town in southwest France
• nexts - plural of "next", the succeeding thing
• nexum - in ancient Roman law, a formal contract of loan and coin before five witnesses
• nexus - a connecting link
• Neyda - a first name
• Neyla - a first name
• neyne - meine
• Neyra - a first name
• Neysa - a first name
• Neyva - a first name
• Nezha - a first name
• Nezih - a first name
• Nfana - a first name
• ngaio - a first name, at least for a New Zealand mystery writer; a small New Zealand tree
• ngaju - a language
• ngala - a Bantu people of French Equatorial Africa
• ngami - a lake in Botswana
• ngamo - a language
• ngana - nagana, a disease of horses and cattle
• ngari - a province in Tibet
• Ngava - a first name
• Ngave - a first name
• ngege - an African cichlid food fish
• Ngila - a first name
• ngiti - a tribe in the Congo
• ngogo - a town in South Africa
• ngoko - a dialect of Japanese used for speaking to inferiors; a river in the Congo
• ngola - a language
• ngong - a town in Kenya
• ngoni - an African ethnic group
• ngoto - a town in the Central African Republic
• ngozi - a first name; a town in Burundi
• Ngugi - a first name
• ngulu - an African language
• nguni - an African ethnic group
• ngwee - a monetary unit of Zambia
• nhang - giai
• Nhean - a first name
• nhill - a town in Australia
• Nhork - a first name
• Niabi - a first name
• Niall - a first name
• Niamh - a first name
• niami - a town in western Africa
• Niara - a first name
• niari - a river in the Congo
• niata - a dwarf cattle breed; a town in Greece
• Nibaw - a first name
• nibby - a hooked shepherd's staff
• nibso - oneself
• nicad - nickel cadmium (a kind of battery)
• Nicci - a first name
• Nicco - a first name
• Niccy - a first name
• nicen - to make nice
• nicer - more nice
• nicey - used in the phrase "nicey nice"; a nice person; the attribute of being nice
• niche - an alcove
• nicho - a first name; a small niche in an adobe wall
• Nicia - a first name
• Nicki - a first name
• nicks - plural of "nick", an indentation; a jail
• nicky - a first name; having many nicks
• nicol - a first name; of a polarizing light
• Nicos - a first name
• nidal - of a nidus
• nides - plural of "nide", a brood of pheasants
• nidge - to dress stones; to shake or quiver
• Nidha - a first name
• Nidhi - a first name
• Nidia - a first name
• nidor - the smell of cooking
• nidus - a nest, especially of insects; a focus of bacterial infection
• Nidya - a first name
• Nieca - a first name
• niece - the daughter of one's sibling
• Niecy - a first name
• Nieem - a first name
• niefs - plural of "nief", a fist
• Niele - a first name
• Niels - a first name
• niepa - an East Indian tree
• nieve - a first name; a fist; a woman born a serf
• nifes - plural of "nife", the hypothetical core of the earth
• niffs - plural of "niff", a smell
• niffy - smelly
• nific - pertaining to nife, a nickel-iron mixture that forms the earth's core
• nifle - a trivial or worthless person
• nifty - classy; stylish
• Nigal - a first name
• nigde - a town in Turkey
• Nigel - a first name
• niger - an African country
• nigga - an epithet whose cachet is unfathomable
• nighs - approaches, comes near
• night - the time between sundown and sunup
• nigia - a river in New Guinea
• Nigil - a first name
• nigit - a fool
• Nigle - a first name
• nigra - a black color, as in the phrase "substantia nigra", a region of the brain
• nigre - a dark colored solution formed during the creation of soap
• nigua - chigoe
• nigun - a traditional folk or synagogue melody
• Nihad - a first name
• nihal - the traditional name of the star Beta Leporis
• Nihat - a first name
• nihau - a Hawaiian island
• nihil - nothing
• nihoa - a Hawaiian island
• nihua - an island of Hawaiia
• Niilo - a first name
• niiza - a town in Japan
• Nijel - a first name
• nikab - an Islamic veil
• nikau - a New Zealand palm
• Niket - a first name
• nikey - a fool
• Nikia - a first name
• nikin - a very soft creature; a fool
• Nikka - a first name
• nikki - a first name; a town in Dahomey
• nikko - a first name; a city in Japan, on the island of Honshu, famous for its shrines and temples
• Nikky - a first name
• Nikol - a first name
• Nikos - a first name
• Niksa - a first name
• Nilas - a first name
• Nilce - a first name
• Nilda - a first name
• Niles - a first name
• nilin - a town in the West Bank
• nilky - an acronym: "No Income, Lots of Kids"
• nills - is unwilling
• nilly - part of the phrase "willy nilly"
• Nilos - a first name
• nilot - a native of the upper Nile region
• Niloy - a first name
• Nilya - a first name
• Nimaa - a first name
• Nimah - a first name
• Nimai - a first name
• nimaj - a town in Rajasthan, India
• Nimal - a first name
• nimar - the south-west region of Madhya Pradesh in India
• nimba - a people of Nepal
• nimbi - plural of "nimbus", a luminous cloud
• nimbs - plural of "nimb", a neem tree
• nimby - an acronym: "Not in My Back Yard"; a nembutol
• nimes - a French cathedral city
• Nimet - a first name
• Nimit - a first name
• nimla - a town in Afghanistan
• Nimmy - a first name
• nimpy - pert, fresh
• nimue - a first name; the damsel who imprisoned Merlin
• Ninca - a first name
• niner - nine, pronounced as two syllables to distinguish it from "five"; a convict serving nine years
• nines - plural of "nine", a group of nine
• ninfa - a first name; a town in Italy between Rome and Naples, with a famous garden
• Ninia - a first name
• ninja - a first name; a Japanese assassin
• Ninka - a first name
• Ninna - a first name
• ninny - a moron
• ninon - a first name; a silk voile fabric
• Ninor - a first name
• ninox - a genus of owls
• ninth - an ordinal number
• nintu - Sumerian mother-god
• ninus - a first name; the husband of Semiramis, and founder of the city of Nineveh
• ninut - the magpie
• Ninya - a first name
• niobe - a first name; in Greek mythology, a woman noted for her crying
• niolo - a kind of cheese
• niopo - a kind of snuff made from roasted seeds
• niort - a town in France
• niota - niepa, an East Indian tree
• nipah - a virus, and the Indonesian village associated with it
• nipas - plural of "nipa", a palm tree
• Nipon - a first name
• nipps - the shears used to clip the edges from coins
• nippy - sharply cold; a waitress; apt to bite
• niqab - a Muslim veil
• Nique - a first name
• Niraj - a first name
• Niran - a first name
• Nirav - a first name
• Nirel - a first name
• Nirin - a first name
• Nirit - a first name
• nirls - herpes
• nirly - knotty
• nisan - a first name; the seventh month of the Hebrew calendar
• Nisao - a first name
• nisei - an American born child of Japanese immigrants
• nisey - a fool
• Nisha - a first name
• nisht - nothing
• nisin - a polypeptide antibiotic
• niska - a people of British Columbia
• Nissa - a first name
• nisse - a first name; a friendly Scandinavian goblin or kobold
• Nissi - a first name
• Nisso - a first name
• Nissy - a first name
• niste - didn't know
• nisty - very ugly
• nisus - a mental or physical effort, such as that required by defecation
• nitab - a mountain near Manila
• niter - saltpeter
• nites - plural of "nite", a night
• nithe - envy, hatred
• nitid - gleaming
• Nitin - a first name
• Nitis - a first name
• niton - radon, a radioactive gas
• nitor - brightness
• nitra - a town in Slovakia
• nitre - saltpeter
• nitro - a nitrated product
• nitry - full of niter
• Nitsa - a first name
• nitso - nothing
• nitta - an African legumaceous tree
• nitto - nothing; to stop
• nitty - containing nits
• nitus - a graph or drawing that can be traced in a single continuous line
• Nitya - a first name
• Nitza - a first name
• Nitzi - a first name
• niuan - of the island or people of Niue, a Polynesian island
• Niura - a first name
• Niuta - a first name
• nival - a first name; snowy
• Niven - a first name
• niver - never
• Nivia - a first name
• niwar - variant of "Newar", a Mongoloid people of Nepal
• nixed - vetoed
• nixen - a first name; plural of "nix", a river sprite
• nixer - work carried out during one's free time
• nixes - vetoes
• nixey - no
• nixie - a first name; a water elf; a kind of lighted numeral; mail with an incorrect or illegible address
• nixon - a first name; a fraudulent deal
• Niyal - a first name
• Nizah - a first name
• nizam - a first name; an Indian prince; a Turkish soldier
• nizey - a fool or simpleton
• nizip - a town in Turkey
• nizwa - a town in Oman
• nizza - another name for Nice
• njave - a large African timber tree
• Njoki - a first name
• njora - a town in Kenya
• njord - in Norse mythology, the god of winds, navigation and prosperity, father of Frey and Freya
• nkisi - a wooden power figure used in Africa
• nkole - a Bantu language
• nkosi - a first name; an African tribe
• nkoya - a language
• Nneka - a first name
• Noach - a first name
• Noady - a first name
• Noami - a first name
• nobba - a ninepence; nine
• nobbo - a fool
• nobby - a first name; smart; ornate; high class
• nobel - a first name; a prize
• Nobie - a first name
• noble - a first name; an aristocrat; an old English coin worth 6 shillings and 8 pence
• nobly - grandly; selflessly
• nobob - an acronym for ocean-going tankers, "No Ballast On Board"
• nobos - plural of "nobo", a non-hobo; a northbound Appalachian Trail hiker
• Nobuo - a first name
• nocal - northern California
• nochy - night
• nocks - plural of "nock", the notch of an arrow
• nocky - a fool
• nodal - knotty
• noddy - a first name; a fool; a sea-mew; a carriage
• noded - made of or containing nodes
• nodes - plural of "node", a knot; a knob; an intersection
• Nodin - a first name
• nodis - a security classification for documents indicating "no distribution"
• nodus - a knotty point; a musical canon
• Noela - a first name
• Noell - a first name
• noels - plural of "Noel", yule, Christmas
• Noemi - a first name
• Nofit - a first name
• nogai - a people of the Caucasus region
• nogal - a walnut, pecan, or hickory tree
• nogay - a people of the Caucasus region
• noggs - plural of "nogg", a strong ale
• noggy - an Asian person
• noght - not
• nohow - in no way
• noida - a town in India
• noids - plural of "noid", a paranoid person
• noier - one who annoys
• noies - annoys
• noils - plural of "noil", a short fiber combed out of longer fibers
• noily - of, like, or containing short fibers
• noint - to anoint
• noirs - plural of "noir", from "film noir", a type of suspense or crime film
• noise - a sonic disturbance; the music of the young
• noisy - blatant; vociferous; clangorous
• nokes - a fool
• nokia - a town and river in Finland
• nokta - a mark in a logarithm table indicating a change of the figure in a decimal place
• nokur - a town in Turkmenistan
• nokyo - a Japanese agricultural cooperative
• Nolan - a first name
• nolde - would not
• Nolee - a first name
• Nolen - a first name
• noles - nolls; plural of "nole", the nickname for a Florida State Seminole
• Nolia - a first name
• Nolin - a first name
• nolle - nol-pros
• nolls - plural of "noll", the head
• Nolly - a first name
• nolos - plural of "nolo", a legal plea of "nolo contendere" (no contest)
• Nolyn - a first name
• nomad - a wanderer
• Nomar - a first name
• nomas - plural of "noma", an ulceration of the mouth or genitals
• nomen - a first name; the second name, or "gens", of an ancient Roman (as in "Caius Julius Caesar" )
• nomes - plural of "nome", a tract of land in Greece or Egypt; exp(-pi*K(1-m)/K(m)) where K is the complete elliptic integral of the first kind
• nomia - a bee
• nomic - customary
• nomoi - plural of "nomos", a law
• nomos - a Greek province; a law; a coin
• Nonah - a first name
• nonan - something that happens on the ninth day
• nonas - plural of "nona", a viral sleeping sickness
• nonce - the present; a "nonce" word is one that is a momentary coinage; a prisoner guilty of sex crimes against children
• noncy - descriptive of a nonce word, an adjective coined by William Safire
• nonda - an Australian edible fruit that resembles a plum
• nondo - a perennial herb with an aromatic root
• nones - the ninth day before the ides on the Roman calendar; a period of daily prayer
• nonet - a piece for nine singers; a musical group of nine players
• nongs - plural of "nong", a fool
• Nonia - a first name
• nonic - in mathematics, something of the ninth order
• Nonie - a first name
• Nonna - a first name
• nonne - a nun
• nonny - a first name; a Shakespearean interjection, as in "hey nonny nonny"
• nonse - a prisoner guilty of sex crimes against children
• Nonso - a first name
• nonus - plural of "nonu", a rubiaceous tree
• Nonya - a first name
• nonyl - an alkyd radical
• noobs - plural of "noob", a "newbie" or new user of a computer system
• nooks - plural of "nook", a niche or alcove
• nooky - sexual gratification
• Noola - a first name
• noons - plural of "noon", midday
• noony - like noon; around noon-time
• noops - the cloud berry; the sharp point of the elbow
• Noori - a first name
• noosa - an ocean resort town in Australia
• noose - a loop of rope
• noove - a nouveau riche person
• noovo - a nouveau riche person
• noovs - plural of "noov", a nouveau riche person
• nopal - the prickly pear cactus
• nopes - plural of "nope", a slang form of "no"
• norad - the military missile defense command
• Norah - a first name
• Noraj - a first name
• norak - a town in Tajikistan
• norap - a village in Hungary
• noras - a Norse goddess
• Norby - a first name
• nordo - aeronautical slang for "no radar" or "no radio"
• nords - plural of "Nord", a member of the Nordic race
• Noren - a first name
• norge - a first name; Norway
• noria - a first name; a Persian water wheel
• noric - a breed of horse
• norie - a first name; the cormorant
• noris - a first name; plural of "nori", a sheet of pressed dried seaweed
• norka - a town in Russia; also, the reverse of Akron!
• norks - plural of "nork", a breast
• norma - a first name; a rule; the constellation of the square and ruler; one of several standard views of the skull
• Normi - a first name
• norms - plural of "norm", a standard, rule, or law
• Normy - a first name
• Norna - a first name
• norns - plural of "norn", in Norse mythology, one of three goddesses of fate
• Norri - a first name
• norry - a first name; a foster child
• norse - nordic; Scandinavian
• norsk - the Norwegian language
• norte - a South American cape
• north - a first name; a compass direction
• Norty - a first name
• Norvo - a first name
• nosed - snooped
• nosel - to nurse; to lead; to teach
• noser - an inquisitive or snoopy person; an informer
• noses - snoops; sniffs for; that pointy thing in the middle of many faces
• nosey - overly curious; to poke one's nose into private matters
• nosir - a form of "no, sir" written thus to emphasize its compressed expression
• nosle - a nozzle
• nosob - a river in Botswana
• Noson - a first name
• notae - notes
• notal - of a notum, the back of an insect
• notam - a notice providing pilots with general safety information
• notan - the combination of lights and darks in Japanese art
• notar - a notary
• notch - an indentation
• noted - observed; famed
• noten - a form of "note", meaning to use or make use of something
• noter - one who makes notes
• notes - plural of "note", a musical tone; a written observation
• Noton - a first name
• Notra - a first name
• notts - shears; plural of "nott", a cow
• notum - the back of an insect
• notus - the ancient Greek name for the south wind
• nouch - an ouch; a jewel
• nould - would not
• noule - the top of the head
• nouls - plural of "noul", the top of the head
• Nouni - a first name
• nouns - plural of "noun", a word referring to a thing
• nouny - full of nouns; like a noun
• noups - plural of "noup", a steep promontory
• Noura - a first name
• nouve - a nouveau riche person
• novae - a town in Bulgaria; plural of "nova", a kind of star
• Novak - a first name
• novas - plural of "nova", a kind of star
• novel - new; a long story
• Novia - a first name
• Novka - a first name
• novum - a dice game in which the chief throws are 9 and 5
• noway - in no manner
• nowed - tied in a knot, a heraldric term
• nowel - a first name; foundry loam; variant spelling of "Noel"; the inner part of a mold for a hollow object
• nowes - the wedding vows
• nowls - plural of "nowl", the top of the head
• nowts - plural of "nowt", for "naught" or "nothing"
• noxae - agents capable of exerting a harmful effect on the body
• noxal - in Roman law, related to a wrongful injury by an object or animal belonging to another
• noxen - a town in Pennsylvania
• noxes - plural of "nox", a unit of measurement for dark adaptation in vision
• noxon - a town in Montana
• noyau - a liqueur of brandy flavored by almonds or peach pits
• noyed - annoyed
• noyer - an annoyer
• noyes - annoys
• noyls - noils
• nozle - a nozzle
• nrita - a purely abstract type of bharata natya dance
• Nsaba - a first name
• Ntare - a first name
• ntolo - a village in Gabon
• Nuala - a first name
• nuban - of the Nuba region in Sudan
• Nubar - a first name
• nubby - full of protuberances
• nubia - a woman's scarf; a region of Africa south of Egypt
• nuble - a province in Chile
• nucal - pertaining to nuts
• Nucci - a first name
• nucha - the nape of the neck; the spinal cord; the rear part of an insect's middle section
• nucin - juglone
• nucky - nooky, sexual gratification
• nucle - a nutlet, or small nut
• nuddy - naked; a nudie
• nuder - more naked (I suppose this is possible)
• nudes - plural of "nude", a naked portrait
• nudge - to jostle or bump into; nudzh
• nudgy - like a nudge; full of nudges; constantly nudging
• nudie - a first name; a movie with nude actors
• nudzh - to nag
• Nuela - a first name
• nueva - an island in Chile
• nuffs - plural of "nuff", enough
• nugae - trifles
• nuggy - a noogie; a hug or kiss
• Nuhra - a first name
• nukak - a tribe of Indians in Colombia
• nuked - attacked with nuclear weapons
• nuker - one who attacks with nuclear weapons
• nukes - microwaves; plural of "nuke", a nuclear weapon
• nukus - a town in Uzbekistan
• nulla - a gully
• nullo - a game
• nulls - plural of "null", a special character in computing
• nully - a fool
• Numan - a first name
• numbs - anesthetizes
• numby - a stupid person
• numda - a thick felted Indian or Persian rug
• numen - a deity associated with a natural object
• numms - a detachable collar that can be worn over a dirty shirt
• nummy - delicious
• numps - a fool; a stupid person
• nunch - a light snack of bread, cheese and beer
• nunez - an island in Chile
• nungs - plural of "nung", a bale of cloves
• nunki - a star in the constellation Sagittarius
• nunky - a pawnbroker; an affectionate term of address for an uncle
• nunni - blesbok
• nunoa - a town in Peru
• nunty - an exclamation meaning "Be quiet!"
• nuoro - a town in Italy
• Nupur - a first name
• nuque - the back of the neck
• nuqui - a town in Colombia
• Nuran - a first name
• nurbs - nonuniform rational B-splines, used in computer graphics (never singular!)
• nurds - plural of "nurd", a nerd
• Nurdi - a first name
• nurdy - of or like a nurd
• nurek - a town in Tajikistan
• nuria - a first name; a town in Spain
• Nurin - a first name
• Nuris - a first name
• Nurit - a first name
• nurls - mills; indents
• nurrs - plural of "nurr", a knur
• nurry - the head; a foster child
• nurse - to tend; an attendant
• nursy - a nickname for a nurse
• nurts - nonsense
• Nurul - a first name
• nushu - a Chinese syllabic script used only by women as a code
• nusus - unwillingness to cohabit, on the part of one marital partner
• Nutsa - a first name
• nutso - an insane or irrational person
• nutsy - irrational
• nutty - madcap; tasting of nuts
• Nuvia - a first name
• nyack - a town in New York
• nyaff - an irritating person; a variant of "naff", meaning "fuck"
• nyala - a first name; an African antelope; a town in Sudan
• Nyama - a first name
• nyams - an idiot
• nyaya - a Hindu philosophical system of logic and epistemology
• Nydia - a first name
• nyeri - a town in Kenya
• nyets - plural of "no", a Russian no
• Nygel - a first name
• nyiha - a language
• Nyiko - a first name
• nying - nighing, coming closer
• Nyire - a first name
• Nyjah - a first name
• Nyjer - a first name
• nyles - plural of "nyle", a fog or mist
• nylon - an artificial fabric
• nymil - a Swedish unit of measurement of distance, equal to 10 kilometers
• nymph - a maiden; an immature stage in the life of certain insects
• nymss - an ichneumon
• Nynke - a first name
• Nyoia - a first name
• Nyoka - a first name
• Nyoko - a first name
• nyole - a language
• Nyome - a first name
• Nyomi - a first name
• nyons - a region of France famous for its black olives
• nyoro - a Bantu-speaking people of Uganda
• Nyree - a first name
• Nyrie - a first name
• nysot - a wanton girl
• nyssa - a first name; a small genus of trees; an early bishopric in west Anatolia
• nyuck - a boisterous laugh; an unimportant person
• nyula - a parasitic insect
• nyule - a language
• nyuya - a town in Siberia
• nyxis - a pricking; paracentesis
• nzere - a local name for the Congo river
• oaked - make of oak
• oaken - made of oak
• oaker - ochre
• Oakes - a first name
• oakey - tasting of oak
• oakie - a first name; a kind of cake
• Oakly - a first name
• oakum - tarred rope; picking apart oakum was a jolly chore in English prison
• oared - rowed; having oars
• oasal - oasitic, resembling an oasis
• oased - formed an oasis
• oases - plural of "oasis", a green area in a desert
• oasis - a green area in a desert
• oasts - plural of "oast", a kiln for drying hops or malt
• oaten - of oats
• oater - a cowboy movie (a word now seen only in crossword puzzles, the elephant's graveyard of words)
• Oates - a first name
• oaths - plural of "oath", a vow, a curse
• oatie - full of oats; tasting of oats
• oatsy - full of energy and self-importance
• oaves - plural of "oaf", a dolt
• obama - a town in Japan
• obang - an old Japanese gold coin
• obbas - plural of "obba", a Western Nigerian ruler
• obbes - plural of "obbe", a variant of "obi"
• Obbie - a first name
• obeah - West African magic
• obeke - a village in Sudan
• obeli - plural of "obelus", used to mark uncertain passages in old texts
• obera - a town in Argentina
• Obert - a first name
• Obery - a first name
• obese - excessively fat
• obeys - hearkens to; submits to authority
• obias - plural of "obia", or "obeah"
• obied - bewitched
• obies - bewitches; sherry; plural of "obie", a Broadway award, a graduate of Oberlin College
• obiit - Latin for "died", usually followed by the date of death
• obits - plural of "obit", an obituary
• objet - something much more expensive than an object
• oblat - oblate; a crippled soldier given the benefit or pay of a monk in an abbey
• obley - a small flat cake or wafer
• obnoc - obnoxious; an obnoxious person
• obock - a town in Djibouti
• oboes - plural of "oboe", a musical instrument
• obole - a unit of weight of 10 or 12 grains; a small French coin
• oboli - plural of "obol", an ancient Greek coin, 1/6 of a drachma; plural of "obolus", the sign for division
• obolo - a copper coin, used in the Ionian Islands
• obols - plural of "obol", an ancient Greek coin, 1/6 of a drachma
• Obrad - a first name
• obrok - a yearly tax paid by Russian peasants engaged in trade
• ocala - a city in Florida
• ocale - a Florida Indian tribe
• ocana - a town in Colombia
• occam - a programming language
• occur - to happen; to enter the mind
• ocean - a first name; a sea
• Oceon - a first name
• ocher - a yellow brown color; a natural pigment of this color
• oches - plural of "oche", the line behind which a dart player must stand
• ochna - a genus of African and Asiatic trees and shrubs
• ochos - plural of "ocho", a tango step in which the dancer's foot describes a figure eight
• ochre - variant of "ocher", a yellow brown color; a natural pigment of this color
• ochry - of a yellow brown color; containing or like ocher
• ocker - a rough boorish Australian male
• ocoee - a town in Florida
• ocona - a town in Peru
• ocote - a resinous Mexican pine
• ocque - a unit of weight in Arabia of about 3 pounds
• ocras - plural of "ocra", a variant of "okra"
• ocrea - a shin-guard; a plant part that forms a sheath
• ocros - a town in Peru
• octad - a series or group of eight
• octal - a base eight numeration system
• octan - a fever that recurs every eight days
• octas - plural of "octa", okta
• Octav - a first name
• octet - a group of eight
• octic - of the eighth degree
• octyl - an organic radical
• ocuba - a vegetable wax
• oculi - plural of "oculus", an eye, a leaf bud
• ocuri - a town in Bolivia
• odahs - plural of "odah", a room in a harem; an odalisque
• Odair - a first name
• Odall - a first name
• odals - plural of "odal", land held in absolute tenure
• odams - plural of "odam", a son in law
• odate - a town in Japan
• odder - more odd
• oddly - strangely
• Oddur - a first name
• Odela - a first name
• Odele - a first name
• Odell - a first name
• odeon - an ancient Greek music hall
• Odera - a first name
• odesa - the preferred spelling for "Odessa", in Ukraine
• odeum - an ancient Greek music hall
• odics - plural of "odic", an odylic force
• Odila - a first name
• Odile - a first name
• Odili - a first name
• Odilo - a first name
• odina - a medieval hamlet in Italy
• Odine - a first name
• Odion - a first name
• odism - a theory involving a hypothetical force of nature called "odyl"
• odist - one who composes odes; a proponent of odism
• Odith - a first name
• odium - obloquy; public hatred
• odize - to charge with od
• odmyl - a volatile liquid obtained by boiling sulfur with linseed oil
• Odnei - a first name
• Odolf - a first name
• odori - a live Japanese folk or theater dance with rapid footwork
• odors - plural of "odor", a smell, rarely pleasant
• odour - the British spelling of "odor"
• Odran - a first name
• odsos - plural of "odso", an interjection of surprise
• odums - plural of "odum", iroko
• odyle - a supposed force of nature that caused magnetism, mesmerism, and so on
• odyls - plural of "odyl", a hypothetical force of nature
• oecus - an apartment in a Roman dwelling house, often with columns
• oelet - an eye, bud or shoot of a plant
• oenin - a pigment occurring in the skin of the blue grape
• oenoe - a town in Greece
• oesel - a Baltic island
• ofays - plural of "ofay", a white person
• ofbit - devil's bit; scabious
• Ofemi - a first name
• ofena - a town in Italy, 90 miles east of Rome
• offal - carrion; "variety meats"; the hot dog
• offed - killed
• offen - off; to turn off
• offer - a proposal
• offie - an off-licence establishment (where you can buy liquor to go); a stupid person who is always "off the subject"
• ofira - a town in Egypt
• oflag - a German POW camp for officers ("Offizier Lager")
• ofqui - an isthmus in Chile
• Ofrat - a first name
• often - frequently; (pronouncing the "T" is a bizarre regionalism)
• ofter - more often; a regular attender
• oftly - frequently
• ofuro - a short deep Japanese bathtub
• ogaki - a town in Japan
• ogama - a village in Japan
• ogams - plural of "ogam", variant of "ogham", an Irish alphabet
• Ogdan - a first name
• ogden - a first name; a city in Utah
• Ogdon - a first name
• ogeed - constructed with ogees
• ogees - plural of "ogee", an "S" shaped molding
• ogens - breasts
• oggie - a Cornish pasty
• oggin - the sea
• oggle - to ogle
• ogham - an old Irish alphabet that used lines and notches
• oghma - in Irish mythology, the fundamental god
• oghuz - ghuz; an ancient Turkish nation
• Ogier - a first name
• Ogisi - a first name
• ogive - a pointed arch
• ogled - stared at
• ogler - one who stares
• ogles - stares at
• oglio - a dish made by mingling several kinds of meat; a European river
• ogmic - oghamic, of or related to the Irish alphabet
• Ognen - a first name
• ogoni - an African ethnic group
• ogoun - the Haitian voodoo god of war and fire
• ogres - plural of "ogre", a monster
• ogwen - a British river
• Ogyen - a first name
• ohara - a modern school of Japanese flower arranging
• ohelo - a Hawaiian blueberry
• ohian - a resident of Ohio, usually spelled "Ohioan"
• ohias - lehua, a tropical tree
• Ohmed - a first name
• ohmic - pertaining to electrical resistance
• ohone - an exclamation used in lamentation
• ohrid - a resort in Macedonia, and a lake between Macedonia and Albania
• oiled - applied oil
• oiler - one who oils
• oinks - plural of "oink", a pig sound
• oinky - making pig sounds
• oints - anoints
• oirat - a people of northwest Asia
• oirot - an Altaic language
• Oisin - a first name
• Ojana - a first name
• Ojara - a first name
• Ojars - a first name
• ojime - a carved bead used as a clasp
• ojito - a town in Mexico
• ojiya - a town in Japan
• okapi - a type of short-necked giraffe
• okays - approves
• Okbar - a first name
• okehs - plural of "okeh", an approval
• Okeke - a first name
• okers - plural of "oker", a variant of "ocher"
• okieh - a unit of weight of about 1 ounce
• okies - plural of "okie", an Oklahoman
• Okley - a first name
• okobo - traditional Japanese high wooden thongs
• okole - the buttocks
• okote - variant of "ocote", a resinous Mexican pine
• Okoth - a first name
• okoyo - a town in the Congo
• okras - plural of "okra", a vegetable which, when cooked, resembles snot
• okrug - in Slavic countries, an administrative district
• oktas - plural of "okta", one eighth of the area of the sky, used in weather reporting
• Oktay - a first name
• okume - Gaboon
• okvik - an early phase of the Old Bering Sea culture
• Okwui - a first name
• Olaff - a first name
• Olafs - a first name
• oland - a Swedish island in the Baltic Sea
• Olatz - a first name
• Olaus - a first name
• Olave - a first name
• Olavi - a first name
• olbia - an ancient city on the Black Sea; a town in Sardinia
• Olcay - a first name
• olcha - a Tungusic people living near the mouth of the Amur river
• olchi - variant of "Olcha", a Tungusic people living near the mouth of the Amur river
• olden - ancient; antique
• older - more aged
• oldie - a vampire song that cannot die, doomed to wander the radio forever
• olean - a town in New York
• oleas - plural of "olea", a tree of a genus that includes the olive tree
• Oleda - a first name
• oleic - pertaining to or derived from oil
• oleim - an oil
• olein - a fatty oil
• Olena - a first name
• Olene - a first name
• olent - odorous; fragrant
• oleon - a fatty oil
• oleos - plural of "oleo", a margarine; a type of picture
• Oleta - a first name
• oleum - a fuming sulphuric acid; an oil
• Oleus - a first name
• Olgen - a first name
• olhao - a town in Portugal
• Olida - a first name
• Oliff - a first name
• oligo - referring to a particular kind of nucleotide
• Olina - a first name
• Oline - a first name
• oling - a lake in China
• olios - plural of "olio", a dish of many ingredients
• Olisa - a first name
• oliva - a first name; a genus of carnivorous marine snails; a town in Argentina
• olive - a first name; a dark green color; the fruit of a tree
• olivy - like an olive; having a moderately dark complexion
• ollam - an Irish doctor
• ollas - plural of "olla", a wide-mouthed jar
• ollav - a learned man among the ancient Irish
• Olley - a first name
• ollie - a first name; a marble
• Ollye - a first name
• olmec - a prehistoric Central American Indian tribe
• olmos - a desert; a town in Peru
• Olner - a first name
• olney - a first name; a town in Texas
• ology - the theory, apparently, of theory (is there "ismism"?)
• olona - a Hawaiian shrub
• olpes - plural of "olpe", a Greek leather oil flask
• Olrik - a first name
• olten - a town in Switzerland, on the Aare river
• olton - a town in Texas
• Olvan - a first name
• Olwen - a first name
• Olwin - a first name
• Olwyn - a first name
• omagh - a town in Northern Ireland
• omaha - a city in Nebraska; an American Indian tribe
• Omair - a first name
• omana - an early port on the Persian Gulf
• omani - a native of Oman
• Omara - a first name
• Omari - a first name
• Omarr - a first name
• omate - a town in Peru
• omati - a Mexican Indian
• omber - variant of "umber"; a 3 person card game using 40 cards ( no 8's, 9's or 10's )
• Ombra - a first name
• ombre - shaded or dyed; a 3 person card game using 40 cards ( no 8's, 9's or 10's )
• ombus - plural of "ombu", a large South American tree with soft, spongy wood
• omdas - plural of "omda", the leader of an Egyptian village
• omdeh - the leader of an Egyptian village
• Omeed - a first name
• omega - a first name; a Greek letter, literally the "big O"
• omens - plural of "omen", a portent
• Omero - a first name
• omers - plural of "omer", a Hebrew unit of dry measure, one tenth of an ephah; the period after Passover
• Omesh - a first name
• Omina - a first name
• omino - a tile made of connected squares, backformation from "domino", "triomino", and so on
• omits - leaves out
• omiya - a town in Japan
• omlah - a staff of officials in India
• omogo - a town in Uganda
• omori - a town in Japan
• omrah - a Muslim lord
• omuls - plural of "omul", a fish still found alive in what is still lake Baikal
• omura - a town in Japan
• omuta - a seaport in southwest Japan
• onaga - the ruby snapper fish
• onaye - an arrow poison
• oncer - someone who does a thing once only, a trait discouraged by natural selection; a one pound note
• onces - plural of "once", a single time
• oncet - dialect for "once"
• oncia - a unit of weight in Italy
• oncin - a medieval weapon with a hooked iron head
• oncus - a variant of "onkus", disordered or bad; good or profitable
• ondes - plural of "onde", hatred
• ondit - a bit of gossip
• Oneal - a first name
• oneco - a town in Florida
• onega - a lake in Finland; a town in Russia
• onegs - plural of "oneg", a meal after Jewish services
• Oneil - a first name
• Oneka - a first name
• onely - only
• Onene - a first name
• oners - plural of "oner", a single occurrence
• onery - ornery; irritable
• onesy - a one-piece outfit, usually for babies
• Onfre - a first name
• ongar - an English town
• ongle - a claw
• Onice - a first name
• Onida - a first name
• Oniel - a first name
• onion - a bulbed vegetable
• onish - latish, (as in, "it's getting onish")
• onium - characterized by complex cation
• Onkar - a first name
• onkas - plural of "onka", a finger
• onkos - a topknot worn on the mask in ancient Greek tragedy
• onkus - out of order
• onlay - a dental filling that partially overlays a tooth (so brush! floss!)
• onmun - the Hankul alphabet
• onned - went on and on
• Onnie - a first name
• onoda - a town in Japan
• Onora - a first name
• onsen - a Japanese public bath
• onset - a beginning
• ontal - pertaining to or having existence
• ontic - pertaining to or having existence
• Onwin - a first name
• onyar - a river in Spain
• Onyda - a first name
• onyms - plural of "onym", a species or zoological group
• onymy - group nomenclature
• onzas - plural of "onza", a leopard-like animal sighted in South America
• ooaas - plural of "ooaa", a Hawaiian honeyeater bird found on Kauai
• oobit - a woubit, a hairy caterpillar
• oodle - backformation from "oodles", a large amount
• oofay - ofay; a white person
• oofus - an oaf
• oogle - to ogle
• oohed - expressed wonder
• ooids - plural of "ooid", an egg-shaped concretion of calcium carbonate
• oojah - a thingamajig; a whatsit
• oojar - a thingamajig; a whatsit
• oojas - plural of "ooja", a thingamajig; a whatsit
• ookey - dangerous or difficult
• oolak - an Eskimo boat; an East Indian river freight boat
• oolly - a lump of iron, as wootz, when taken from a crucible
• ooman - woman
• oomph - a magnetic personality
• Oonah - a first name
• oones - once
• Oonie - a first name
• oonts - plural of "oont", a camel
• oopak - a kind of black tea
• ooped - bound with thread
• oopod - a part of the ovipositor or sting of an insect
• oorey - hung over
• oorie - shivering with cold; dingy; hung over
• oosed - oozed
• oosic - a walrus penis bone
• oosik - a walrus penis bone
• oosta - a lake in North America
• ootch - to scootch over
• ootid - one of four sections into which a human ovum divides
• oozed - seeped out
• oozel - a water bird
• oozes - seeps out
• oozoa - the lowest group of animals, with no nervous system
• opahs - plural of "opah", the king fish
• opake - a variant of "opaque"
• Opale - a first name
• opals - plural of "opal", a jewel
• opata - a people of Sonora, Mexico
• opchu - a river in Tibet
• opelu - the Pacific mackerel
• opens - becomes unobstructed; begins
• opepe - a west African tree
• opera - a tedious form combining the worst of music and drama
• ophel - a biblical place
• ophic - of or relating to snakes
• ophir - the son of Joktan; a Biblical region containing gold
• ophis - the name for the biblical serpent, created by Lilith
• Ophra - a first name
• opies - plural of "opie", a variant of "opium"
• opime - abundance
• opine - to deliver an opinion
• oping - an opening
• opium - a narcotic derived from poppies
• Opiyo - a first name
• opole - a town in Poland
• oppos - plural of "oppo", an opposite number, a mate
• Oprah - a first name
• opsin - a protein component of the visual pigment
• opted - chose
• opter - one who chooses
• optic - of the eye; of vision; of visible light
• opuwo - a town in Namibia
• opyes - plural of "opye", a variant of "opium"
• Orabi - a first name
• orach - a kind of spinach, with red or green leaves
• oracy - the ability to express and understand oral language
• Oraib - a first name
• orale - a Papal veil, a fanon, a napkin, a scarf
• Orali - a first name
• orals - plural of "oral", an oral examination
• Orane - a first name
• orang - an orangutan
• orani - a town in the Philippines
• orans - an orant
• orant - a female figure in the posture of prayer
• oraon - Kurukh; a language
• orapa - a town in Botswana
• orata - a fish
• orate - to speak formally
• orbal - circular
• orbed - formed in spheres
• Orbel - a first name
• orbic - orbicular
• orbit - a repeated path around another object; an eye socket
• orcas - plural of "orca", a killer whale
• orcha - a town in India; a town in Russia
• orchy - a British river
• orcia - a river in Italy
• orcin - a purple dye
• orcus - an abode of the dead
• ordal - a trial by ordeal
• ordam - first name
• order - to demand; to arrange;
• ordos - a language; a desert in China; plural of "ordo", a calendar of religious directions
• oread - a Greek mythological mountain nymph
• oreas - a Greek mythological mountain nymph
• Orela - a first name
• Orene - a first name
• oreos - plural of "oreo", a cookie; black on the outside, white on the inside
• Orest - a first name
• Oreta - a first name
• oreti - a river in New Zealand
• orewa - a town in New Zealand
• orfeo - a first name; an opera by Glueck
• orfes - plural of "orfe", a gold fish
• orgal - argal; crude tartar
• organ - a musical instrument; a body structure
• orgia - an orgy
• orgic - pertaining to an orgy
• orgie - an orgy
• orgue - a row of long thick pointed timbers suspended in a passageway to be let down during an attack
• orgun - a town in Afghanistan
• Orhan - a first name
• Orian - a first name
• orias - a demon, the great Marquis of Hell
• oribi - a small South African straight-horned antelope
• orick - a town in California
• oriel - a first name; a mullioned window
• Orien - a first name
• Orina - a first name
• oring - computing the logical sum of two possibilities
• Orino - a first name
• oriol - a variant of "oriel"
• orion - a first name; the constellation of the hunter
• DUPLICATE:o oriya - an Indian language
• Orjan - a first name
• orjen - a mountain in Montenegro
• DUPLICATE:o oriya - an Indian language
• orkey - a coin
• Orkun - a first name
• Orkut - a first name
• orkyn - a coin
• orlam - a South African people
• Orlan - a first name
• Orlee - a first name
• orles - plural of "orle", a heraldic border
• Orley - a first name
• Orlie - a first name
• Orlin - a first name
• orlon - an artificial fabric
• orlop - the lowest deck of a ship, smelly, dark and wet, unpopular except during a battle
• orlos - plural of "orlo", a flat plinth
• Orlyn - a first name
• Orman - a first name
• ormer - an ear-shell or abalone
• ormia - a kind of fly
• Ormon - a first name
• ormuz - a Persian town, also known as Hormuz
• Ornan - a first name
• Orney - a first name
• Ornia - a first name
• ornis - the avifauna or birds of a region
• oroch - an Altaic language
• oromo - a Cushite language and a people of Ethiopia
• orono - a first name; a town in Maine
• Orpah - a first name
• Orpha - a first name
• orpin - a yellow pigment
• orpit - fretful
• Orran - a first name
• Orrea - a first name
• Orren - a first name
• Orrey - a first name
• Orric - a first name
• Orrie - a first name
• orrin - a first name; a British river
• orris - a first name; gold or silver lace; a flowering plant
• orrow - odd, occasional, miscellaneous
• orsat - an apparatus for gas analysis
• orsay - a district of Paris
• Orsel - a first name
• Orsen - a first name
• orsha - a town in Belarus which Napoleon passed through
• Orsin - a first name
• orson - a first name; a rough or uncouth fellow
• ortet - the original plant from which members of a clone have descended
• ortho - concerning full color reproduction; derived from an acid in the highest hydrated form
• Ortis - a first name
• orton - a first name; a river in Bolivia
• ortyx - an American quail
• oruro - a city in western Bolivia, the ancient capital
• orval - a first name; the herb clary; a town in Belgium
• Orvie - a first name
• Orvil - a first name
• Orvin - a first name
• Orvon - a first name
• Orwin - a first name
• oryal - a variant of "oriel"
• oryna - a firstname
• oryza - a grass genus; rice
• orzos - plural of "orzo", a rice-shaped pasta
• osage - an American Indian tribe
• osaka - a Japanese seaport
• Osama - a first name
• osann - a kind of stitch
• osars - plural of "os", an eskar of great length
• Osbia - a first name
• Osbon - a first name
• oscan - an early Italian people and their language
• oscar - a first name; a film award; a kind of aquarium fish
• osela - a medal of a bird, awarded by the doge to nobles on New Year's Day
• Oseye - a first name
• oshac - a gum plant
• Oshai - a first name
• Oshay - a first name
• Oshea - a first name
• osher - an Islamic tax payable as a part of the harvest
• Oshri - a first name
• oside - glycoside
• Osiel - a first name
• osier - a willow
• Oskar - a first name
• Osker - a first name
• oskie - in football, an interception
• osman - a first name; a Turkish sultan, founder of the Ottoman dynasty
• Osmar - a first name
• Osmel - a first name
• Osmen - a first name
• Osmer - a first name
• osmia - a family of solitary bees
• osmic - of osmium
• Osmin - a first name
• osmol - a unit of osmotic pressure
• Osner - a first name
• osney - a town close to Oxford
• osone - soluble compounds obtained by hydrolyzing osazones with HCl
• osram - a mixture of osmium and wolfram
• Osred - a first name
• Osric - a first name
• ossal - osteal
• osseo - a town in Minnesota; a town in Wisconsin
• osses - plural of "osse", a prophetic utterance
• osset - a native of Ossetia
• ossia - "or else", used in musical directions to indicate an alternative passage
• ossie - a first name; an East German
• Ostad - a first name
• Ostap - a first name
• Osten - a first name
• ostia - the port city of Rome, plural of "ostium", a body organ opening
• ostic - pertaining to an American Indian language of the Iroquois, Wyandots, and others
• Ostin - a first name
• ostra - a town in Italy
• Ostyn - a first name
• Osubi - a first name
• osumi - a Japanese island
• Osvin - a first name
• Oswin - a first name
• Oswyn - a first name
• Osyth - a first name
• otago - a town in New Zealand
• otaku - a person with an all-consuming enthusiasm, such as for computers or anime
• otamy - a surgical operation
• otaru - a Japanese seaport on the west coast of Hokkaido
• otary - a genus of seals
• otata - an island in New Zealand
• otate - a giant grass used for making baskets
• otava - a river in the Czech Republic
• Oteil - a first name
• otero - a county in Colorado
• Otess - a first name
• Otger - a first name
• other - different
• othin - a variant of "Odin"
• Othon - a first name
• Othor - a first name
• otics - plural of "otic", a medicine for the ear
• Otila - a first name
• otkon - an indwelling spirit in the Iroquois tradition
• Otman - a first name
• Otmar - a first name
• otoes - plural of "Otoe", a Sioux Indian
• otomi - an indigenous people of Mexico
• otomo - a first name; a clan territory of western Japan
• otrar - a town in central Asia
• Ottah - a first name
• ottar - a first name; attar; an aromatic oil
• otter - a sea mammal; a fishing device
• Ottey - a first name
• Ottie - a first name
• ottis - a first name; plural of "otti", attar
• Ottla - a first name
• Otton - a first name
• ottos - plural of "otto", attar
• otuke - a people of Paraguay
• otway - a bay in Chile
• oubit - a hairy caterpillar
• oucht - ought
• oudad - an African sheep
• ought - should; nought
• ouham - a river in the Central African Republic
• Ouida - a first name
• ouija - a planchette or the necromantic board associated with it
• Ouisa - a first name
• oujda - a town in Morocco
• oukia - a unit of weight in Arabia
• oulap - a penny
• oulks - plural of "oulk", a week
• ouman - a veteran
• Oumar - a first name
• oumas - plural of "ouma", an American Indian tribe
• ounce - a unit of weight; a unit of volume; snow-leopard
• ounds - zounds
• oundy - wavy; scalloped
• ouped - bound with thread
• ouphe - an oaf; an elf, sprite or goblin
• ouphs - plural of "ouph", an oaf; an elf
• oural - a light yellowish green color
• ouray - a town in Colorado
• oureq - a river in northern France
• ourie - shivering with cold; depressing; dismal
• ousel - a blackbird
• ouses - plural of "ouse", bark for tanning
• ousia - true being
• ousts - ejects from office
• outas - an outcry
• outby - outdoor
• outdo - to do better than
• outed - exposed; ejected
• Outel - a first name
• outen - Pennsylvania Dutch for "turn off" a light; slang for "out of"
• outer - on the outside
• outgo - total expenditure
• outie - a belly button that protrudes
• outjo - a town in Africa
• outly - to lie outside
• outre - bizarre
• outro - the companion to an "intro", a postscript or exit piece
• outsy - a protruding belly button
• outta - slang for "out of"
• ouvre - a body of artistic work
• ouzai - a town in Lebanon
• ouzel - a blackbird; a British river
• ouzes - oozes
• ouzos - plural of "ouzo", a vile Greek liqueur and paint remover
• ovale - relating to a malarial parasite
• ovals - plural of "oval", an ellipse
• ovant - triumphant
• ovary - an egg-producing organ
• ovate - egg-shaped; to give an ovation
• ovens - plural of "oven", a furnace or stove
• overs - a cricket term
• overt - unhidden; explicit
• ovest - an acorn
• Oveta - a first name
• Ovide - a first name
• ovile - relating to sheep
• ovine - relating to sheep
• ovism - a biological doctrine that the egg contains all the organs of the future animal
• ovist - one who believes in ovism
• ovoid - shaped like an egg
• ovolo - an architectural convex molding
• ovula - a genus of marine snails
• ovule - a rudimentary seed
• ovums - plural of "ovum", an egg
• Owain - a first name
• Owais - a first name
• owche - a variant of "ouch", an expression of pain; a jewel socket
• owego - a town in New York
• Owena - a first name
• Owens - a first name
• owest - a Biblical form of "owe"
• oweth - a Biblical form of "owe"
• owght - an obsolete form of "ought"
• owher - anywhere
• owing - in debt to another; due to
• owled - smuggled wool or sheep from England
• owler - a person or ship who smuggles wool or sheep from England; one who hoots or stares
• owlet - a young owl
• owned - possessed
• owner - a possesser
• Owney - a first name
• owres - plural of "owre", the wild fox
• owrie - dingy
• owsen - a variant form of "oxen"
• owser - "liquor" or oozings from a tanner's vat
• owses - plural of "owse", a variant of "owser"
• Owuor - a first name
• Owynn - a first name
• owzel - a bird
• oxala - a first name; a god of Candomble, a Brazilian Macumba sect
• oxalm - a sour sauce
• Oxana - a first name
• oxane - a first name; a chemical compound
• oxbot - a botfly that preys on cattle
• oxbow - a yoke; a riverbend
• oxboy - a boy who tends oxen
• oxers - plural of "oxer", a stiff fence and hedge to contain livestock
• oxeye - a flower; a shoebird
• oxfly - a fly that pesters cattle
• oxide - a first name; a chemical compound
• oxido - a chemical compound
• oxids - plural of "oxid", an oxide
• oxime - a chemical compound
• oxims - plural of "oxim", an oxime
• oxine - 8-hydroxyquinoline
• oxlip - a species of primrose
• oxman - a man who tends oxen
• oxmen - plural of "oxman", a man who tends oxen
• oxted - a town in England
• oxter - the armpit
• oyabe - a town in Japan
• Oyama - a first name
• oyami - a town in Japan
• oyana - a town in Congo; a tribe in Surinam
• oyers - plural of "oyer", a legal writ
• oylet - an eyelet; an oillet
• oyrat - an Altaic language
• ozada - an abandoned mining town in the Canadian Rockies
• ozala - a town in Congo
• ozama - a first name; a river in the Dominican Republic
• ozana - a first name; a river in South America
• Ozara - a first name
• ozark - an American mountain chain
• Ozcan - a first name
• Ozdil - a first name
• ozeki - a Sumo champion just below the grand champion
• Ozell - a first name
• ozena - an ulcer; a discharge of fetid matter from the nostril
• Ozgur - a first name
• Ozias - a first name
• Oziel - a first name
• ozier - a molded basket-weave pattern in tableware
• Ozkan - a first name
• Ozker - a first name
• Ozlem - a first name
• ozone - a form of oxygen
• Ozora - a first name
• Ozrad - a first name
• Ozzie - a first name
• paage - a toll for passage over another person's land
• Paani - a first name
• paard - the zebra
• paarl - a town in South Africa
• Paata - a first name
• paauw - a South African bustard
• Paavo - a first name
• Pable - a first name
• Pablo - a first name
• pacas - plural of "paca", a large South American spotted rodent
• pacay - a small arboreal guama
• paced - walked back and forth; regulated one's effort
• pacer - one who paces
• paces - plural of "pace", a tempo; a step; a unit of length, about 18 inches
• pacey - a first name; pace-setting, trendy
• pacha - a pasha; an Iraqi liquor made by boiling goat heads until the bones dissolve into a creamy froth
• pacho - a town in Colombia
• Pachy - a first name
• packs - puts in containers; plural of "pack", a knapsack
• packy - a first name; the head
• pacoh - a language
• pacos - plural of "paco", the alpaca
• pacta - plural of "pactum", a pact or treaty
• pacts - plural of "pact", a treaty
• pacus - plural of "pacu", a South American freshwater fish
• Padad - a first name
• padaf - a town in Senegal
• padag - a town in Pakistan
• padah - a town in Afghanistan
• Padak - a first name
• Padan - a first name
• padar - coarse flour or meal
• padas - a river in Borneo
• padaw - a town in Burma
• padda - a genus of birds including the Java sparrow
• paddo - Paddington, a suburb of Sydney
• paddy - a first name; an Irishman; a rice field
• paden - a first name; a town in Oklahoma
• padge - a barn owl
• padle - a hoe
• padma - a first name; a lotus
• Pados - a first name
• padow - a paddock; a toad
• padra - black tea
• padre - a priest
• padri - plural of "padre", a priest
• padua - a city in Italy
• padus - a genus of shrubs and trees; the ancient name of the Po river
• paean - a song of praise, joy, or triumph
• paeon - a poetical foot containing four syllables, one long and three short
• paffs - plural of "paff", jargon
• pagan - a heathen; a town in central Burma
• paged - turned pages in a book; called one's name
• Pagen - a first name
• pager - an electronic message device
• pages - turns pages in a book; plural of "page", an attendant; a leaf of a book
• Paget - a first name
• pagle - a cowslip or oxlip
• pagne - an African article of clothing
• pagod - a pagoda; an Indian idol
• pagri - an Indian head covering
• pagus - a county division
• pahis - plural of "pahi", a large war canoe used in the Society Islands
• pahit - a drink made from 1/2 ounce bitters and 1 1/2 ounces of gin
• pahmi - a bobac; a ferret-badger
• pahos - plural of "paho", a Hopi prayer stick
• pahra - a town in Afghanistan
• pahua - a kind of clam
• paien - pagan
• Paige - a first name
• paiks - beats
• Paili - a first name
• pails - plural of "pail", a bucket
• paine - a first name; a town in Chile
• pains - plural of "pain", an ache
• paint - a coloring
• paipa - a town in Colombia
• paire = appair
• pairk - a park
• pairs - plural of "pair", a group of two
• paisa - a Pakistani coin; money
• paise - plural of "paisa", a Pakistani coin
• paita - a seaside town in Peru
• paiza - a medallion used in the Yuan dynasty as a passport
• pajan - a town in Ecuador
• pakis - plural of "Paki", a denigrating term
• pakka - pukka
• pakri - a town in Estonia
• pakse - a city in southern Laos
• palar - resembling a stake
• palas - a Punjab bean; an East Indian tree known as the dhak
• palau - a group of Pacific islands
• palay - the ivory tree; rice at any stage prior to husking
• palca - a town in Bolivia
• palea - an inner husk; a small chaffy bract or scale
• paled - became fainter
• Palek - a first name
• palen - a lake in North America
• paleo - anything ancient; anything decrepit; anything extremely out-of-date
• paler - fainter
• pales - becomes fainter; the Roman goddess of cattle; plural of "pale", a vertical heraldic division; a boundary; a fence post
• palet - a small chaffy bract
• Paley - a first name
• palio - a horse-racing festival in Ferrara
• palki - a palanquin
• palla - a first name; an ancient Roman full outer robe or wrap worn outdoors by women
• Palle - a first name
• palli - a member of a Sudra caste of field laborers
• palls - loses flavor or meaning
• pallu - a first name; Joseph's nephew
• pally - like good friends; a unit of weight in Calcutta
• palma - a first name; a city in Majorca; one of the Canary Islands
• palmi - a town in Italy
• palmo - a unit of measure in Brazil
• palms - plural of "palm", a tree; the flat of the hand; a unit of measurement of 3 inches
• palmy - flourishing; full of palms
• palos - a port city in southwest Spain
• palpa - a town in Nepal; a town in Peru
• palpi - plural of "palpus", a jointed feeler
• palps - plural of "palp", a sensory organ of an arthropod
• palpy - like an insect's organ of touch
• palsa - a mound of earth pushed up near a glacier's edge
• palsy - paralysis; friendly
• palta - an avocado
• palts - plural of "palt", rubbish
• palus - a slender upright calcareous process that is part of some corals; a French wine
• palux - a river in Washington state
• Palvi - a first name
• pamby - in the phrase "namby pamby", babyish, excessively cute, effeminate
• pamir - a mountainous area in Tajikistan and Kirghizstan
• Pammi - a first name
• Pammy - a first name
• pampa - a first name; a South American grassland; a town in Texas
• panao - a town in Peru
• Panas - a first name
• panax - ginseng; a genus of trees and shrubs
• panay - an island in the Philippines
• pance - the pansy flower
• panch - a thick mat
• pancy - the pansy flower
• panda - a Chinese bear; a Chinese one ounce gold coin
• Pandi - a first name
• pando - a department of Bolivia; a town in Uruquay
• pands - plural of "pand", a narrow curtain over a bed
• Pandu - a first name
• pandy - a first name; a slap on the open hand; to strike with the hand; a mutinous native soldier
• paned - variegated; glazed
• panel - a list; a committee; a sheet of material; a schedule
• panem - bread
• panes - plural of "pane", a sheet of glass
• panga - a large knife; a machete; a village in Indonesia
• pangi - a Malayan tree
• pangs - plural of "pang", a sharp pain
• pania - a Belizian of Spanish descent
• panic - a sudden and violent fear or madness
• panie - a mountain peak in New Caledonia
• panim - paynim
• panis - bread
• Panka - a first name
• panks - pants; breathes heavily
• panna - a first name; a town in India
• panne - a lustrous velvet fabric with a loose flat nap
• panni - plural of "pannus", a vascular tissue that can obscure the cornea
• panno - a minor boss
• panny - the highway
• Panom - a first name
• Panos - a first name
• pansy - a first name; a flower; a homosexual
• panto - a pantomime performance (the highlight of a British Christmas)
• pants - trousers; plural of "pant", a short, labored breath
• panty - a pair of women's underpants
• panxi - a region of China's Sichuan province
• panya - a first name; a Spanish person
• panym - panim
• panyu - a town in China, near Hong Kong, with a crocodile park
• Paola - a first name
• paoli - plural of "paolo", an obsolete papal coin
• paolo - a first name; an old Italian silver coin
• paoua - a town in the Central African Republic
• papad - a sort of tortilla made from lentil flour
• papal - of the pope
• papar - a town in Borneo
• papas - a European cape; plural of "papa", a father
• papaw - the pawpaw, a North American fruit tree
• papel - a language
• paper - a journal; a sheet; an essay
• papes - money; plural of "pape", a pope; painted bunting
• papey - an Icelandic island
• papio - a genus consisting of the typical baboon; a Hawaiian fish
• Papni - a first name
• pappi - plural of "pappus"
• Pappu - a first name
• pappy - a father; succulent; like pap
• papua - a large island north of Australia
• papun - a town in Burma
• parab - a parabolic reflector, often used to gather ambient or background noise
• parae - plural of "para", a woman delivered of a specific number of children
• Parag - a first name
• parah - a unit of volume of about 15 gallons
• paran - a town in Israel
• parao - one of the Caroline islands
• paras - a first name; plural of "para", a monetary unit of Yugoslavia or Turkey; a paramilitary soldier; a woman delivered of a specific number of children
• parca - a Roman goddess of fate and childbirth
• parch - to dry out or desiccate
• parde - a variant of "perdieu", meaning "by God", an oath
• pardi - perdieu, "by God", an oath
• pardo - pardao, a half rupiah coin of Portuguese India; a river in Brazil
• pards - plural of "pard", a leopard
• pardy - perdieu, "by God", an oath
• pared - cut; shaved; trimmed
• paree - a first name; a humorous spelling of the French pronunciation of "Paris"
• parel - apparel; an egg preparation used to clarify wine
• paren - a parenthesis
• pareo - a pareu, a Polynesian wrap
• parer - trimmer
• pares - trims
• pareu - a Polynesian wrap or lavalava
• parge - to cover with plaster
• pargo - a food fish, the porgy
• paria - a tributary of the Colorado river; a bay in Tobago
• Parin - a first name
• paris - a first name; a city in France; a European herb; the abductor of Helen
• parit - an Asian cape
• parji - a language
• parka - a fur coat with hood
• Parke - a first name
• parki - an article of clothing
• parks - a first name; plural of "park", a recreational woodland
• parky - cold; chilly
• Parla - a first name
• parle - a first name; to parley; to talk or negotiate
• parly - a group of owls
• parma - a city in Italy
• parme - a Parma violet
• parni - a body of water
• parnu - a town in Estonia
• parol - oral; by word of mouth
• paroo - a river in Australia
• paros - one of the Cyclades Islands
• parps - sounds a car horn
• parra - jacana; Parramatta, a suburb of Sydney
• parro - paranoid
• parrs - plural of "parr", a young salmon
• parry - a first name; to ward off an attack
• parsa - an ancient satrapy, also called Persis
• parse - to analyze
• parsi - a Parsee
• parti - an eligible suitor; the basic scheme of an architectural design
• parto - a unit of weight in Malta
• parts - pieces; separates
• party - a festival; a faction
• Parul - a first name
• parus - the type genus of Paridae, including the titmouse
• parva - Latin meaning "small" or "lesser"
• parve - not containing meat or milk products
• parvo - parvovirus, a disease of dogs
• Parys - a first name
• pasan - a besoar goat; an oryx
• pasay - a town in the Philippines
• pasch - Passover
• pasco - a first name; a town in the state of Washington
• paseo - a leisurely walk
• pases - plural of "pase", a movement of a matador's cape
• pasha - a first name; a Turkish governor
• Pashe - a first name
• pashm - the underfur of upland goats of Kashmir
• pasig - a river passing through Manila in the Philippines
• Pasko - a first name
• pasks - plural of "pask", a variant of "Pasch"
• pasmo - a fungal disease of flax
• pasni - a town in Pakistan
• paspy - passepied
• passe - out of fashion
• passi - a section of Paris
• passo - a unit of measure in Brazil
• passy - a pacifier
• pasta - noodles
• paste - a glue
• pasto - a city in southwest Colombia
• pasts - plural of "past", history; bygone time
• pasty - glutinous; a patty; a pie
• pasuk - a first name; a verse of the Torah
• pasul - declared unfit for Jewish ceremonial use by rabbinic law
• patan - Lalitpur, a town in Nepal
• patao - a town in the Dominican Republic
• patas - a reddish colored long-tailed West African monkey
• patay - a town in France, site of a famous battle
• patch - a small area; to repair; a jester
• pated - having a head
• patee - in heraldry, describing a cross whose arms get wider as they extend
• Patek - a first name
• patel - the headman of an Indian village
• paten - a first name; a patin; a eucharistic plate
• pater - the father of a twit
• pates - plural of "pate", a head
• paths - plural of "path", a walkway
• pathy - containing many paths; a pathologist
• patia - a first name; a city and river in Colombia
• patin - a first name; a eucharistic plate
• patio - a courtyard
• patka - a head scarf used by Sikh men
• patly - aptly; fitly; in a self-satisfied way
• patna - a city in northeast India, on the Ganges
• Paton - a first name
• patos - a South American cape; a town in Brazil; a town in Albania
• Patra - a first name
• Patsi - a first name
• patsy - a first name; a stooge or cat's paw
• patta - a town in India
• patte - a first name; a decorative sash-band; in heraldry, describing a cross whose arms get wider as they extend
• Patti - a first name
• pattu - a homespun woolen fabric
• patty - a first name; a small pie
• Patxi - a first name
• Patzi - a first name
• pauas - plural of "paua", the abalone
• pauca - an interjection meaning "Be quiet!"
• paugy - the porgy, or scup
• pauky - pawky
• Paula - a first name
• Paule - a first name
• Pauli - a first name
• Paulo - a first name
• pauls - a first name; plural of "paul", a variant of "pawl"
• Pauly - a first name
• paums - palms off by fraud
• paune - pone
• pauri - a town in India
• pausa - in musical notation, a rest
• pause - an interruption; a delay
• pausy - full of pauses
• paute - a town in Ecuador
• pauto - a river in Colombia
• pauts - paws the ground
• pauws - plural of "pauw", the South African bustard
• pauxi - a currasow
• pavan - a stately dance that was all the rage in the 16th century
• pavas - plural of "pava", a kind of hat popular in Puerto Rico
• paved - build a road surface
• pavee - an itinerant Jewish merchant
• Pavel - a first name
• paven - a variant of "pavan", a dance
• paver - a builder of road surfaces
• paves - builds a road surface
• pavia - a first name; a city in northern Italy, with 100 towers
• pavid - timid
• pavie - a neat trick
• pavin - a variant of "pavan", a dance
• pavis - a whole-body shield used in the Middle Ages
• Pavit - a first name
• Pavla - a first name
• Pavle - a first name
• Pavol - a first name
• pavon - a lance pennon; a town in Mexico
• pavos - plural of "pavo", a peacock
• pawan - a first name; a river in Borneo
• pawas - plural of "pawa", the abalone
• Pawat - a first name
• pawaw - a powwow
• pawed - fingered
• Pawel - a first name
• pawer - a fingerer
• pawks - plural of "pawk", a small lobster
• pawky - clumsy, thickwitted; cunning, artful (explain this!)
• pawls - plural of "pawl", a check stop mechanism
• pawns - obtains a loan with a pledge; plural of "pawn", a patsy; a chess piece
• paxes - in Christian worship, the kiss of peace
• paxke - a town in Laos
• Paxon - a first name
• paxos - a Greek island
• Payal - a first name
• Payam - a first name
• Payao - a first name
• payas - plural of "paya", a Honduran Indian
• Payat - a first name
• payed - remunerated
• payee - one who is remunerated
• payen - a pagan
• payer - one who remunerates
• Payge - a first name
• Payne - a first name
• payni - a month in the old Egyptian calendar
• payns - plural of "payn", bread
• payol - a mixed race person
• payor - a payer
• payre - a European cape
• paysd - poised
• payse - poise
• payta - a town in Peru
• Pazia - a first name
• pazin - a town in Croatia
• Pazit - a first name
• pazna - a town in Bolivia
• peace - a first name; tranquility
• peach - to divulge; a hairy juicy fruit of no known use save for the production of cyanide
• peage - wampum; a toll paid to pass
• peags - plural of "peag", wampum
• peaks - plural of "peak", a summit
• peaky - sickly, weak; piqued
• peals - rings loudly and clearly
• pealy - full of peals; like a peal
• peamy - a pea seller
• peans - plural of "pean", a paean
• peard - a bay in Alaska
• peare - to peer
• pearl - a first name; a gem; a type size of 5 points
• pears - a first name; plural of "pear", an unpleasant, insipid, allegedly edible fruit
• peart - lively; perky
• peary - like a pear; full of pears
• Pearu - a first name
• pease - peas
• peats - plural of "peat", decayed vegetable matter used as fuel
• peaty - containing peat
• peaus - plural of "peau", a fabric similar to skin, and easier to obtain in stores
• peavy - a lumberman's cant hook
• peaze - peise
• peban - a South American tribe
• pebas - plural of "peba", an armadillo
• pecal - picul
• pecan - a nut
• pecco - pekoe
• Pecha - a first name
• pechs - plural of "pech", a short labored breath
• pecht - a Pict
• pecin - a town in Albania
• pecke - to pitch or jerk
• pecks - pokes at with the mouth or beak; plural of "peck", a unit of volume
• pecky - decaying with fungus
• pecos - a Texas river; to shoot a man and roll his body into a river
• pects - plural of "pect", a pectoral muscle
• pecul - a unit of weight of about 133 pounds
• pedal - a foot lever; of the foot
• pedee - a Siouan people of the Pee Dee river; a serving boy
• Peder - a first name
• pedes - plural of "pes", a foot, and an ancient Roman unit of length, about 29.57 cm
• pedis - plural of "pedi", a pedicure
• Pedja - a first name
• pedro - a first name; a card game that is a variety of seven-up
• pedum - a shepherd's crook
• peece - a variant of "piece"
• peeko - a brief glance around
• peeks - sneaks a look at
• peeky - worn out, tired, weak
• peele - a South African antelope with straight, sharp horns
• peels - removes the outer covering
• peene - a river in northeast Germany
• peens - plural of "peen", the rounded end of a hammer
• peeoy - a cone of damp gunpowder used as a firework
• peepe = pip
• peeps - sneaks a look at; chirps; baby chicks; marshmallow chickens
• peepy - sleepy
• peers - a first name; looks at intently; plural of "peer", one of equal rank
• peert - peart, lively
• peery - a peg-top; prying or inquisitive; suspicious; sly; shy
• peety - cheerful
• peeve - to annoy
• peevy - a lumberman's cant hook
• Peggi - a first name
• peggy - a first name; a warbler
• peghs - breathes heavily
• peght - a Pict
• pegms - plural of "pegm", a moving machine once used in pageants
• pegos - plural of "pego", a penis
• Pehry - a first name
• peibo - a river in China
• Peigi - a first name
• peiho - a river in China
• peine - a form of torture in which the victim is slowly pressed to death; a town in Germany
• peins - plural of "pein", a peen
• peise - to weigh; to measure; to press on
• peixe - a lake in South America
• peize - a weight; a balance; to press
• Pejan - a first name
• Pekah - a first name
• pekan - the fisher-martin
• pekes - plural of "Peke", a Pekinese dog
• pekin - a fine soft silk fabric; a hardy yellow-white duck developed in China; an old name for Beijing, China; a town in Illinois
• Pekka - a first name
• pekoe - a kind of black tea
• pelas - plural of "pela", white wax from a scale insect
• pelee - a volcano that erupted in 1902
• Peleg - a first name
• peles - a fortified tower, common in the Middle Ages
• pelew - another name for Palau
• pelfs - plural of "pelf", money or possessions or spoils
• Pelin - a first name
• pella - a ruined city in north Greece, capital of ancient Macedonia, birthplace of Alexander
• Pello - a first name
• pells - plural of "pell", a parchment roll
• pelly - a town in Saskatchewan
• pelma - the sole of the foot
• pelon - hairless
• pelta - a light Greek shield; an apothecium
• pelts - throws or falls in great amounts; plural of "pelt", an animal skin
• pelty - pelting; like a pelt
• pelym - a town in western Siberia
• pemba - a first name; an island near the east coast of equatorial Africa
• penal - relating to punishment
• penan - a Malay people
• penas - a gulf in Chile
• pence - plural of "penny", an English coin
• penco - a town in Chile
• penda - a first name; an Australian timber tree
• pende - a language; a town in the Central African Republic
• pends - is due to happen
• pened - peened
• Penee - a first name
• penes - plural of "penis", an organ of the male reproductive system
• penge - a town in England, site of the infamous Penge Bungalow murders
• pengo - a monetary unit of Hungary; an Indian language
• pengu - Pescadores
• penie - a penny
• penis - an organ of the male reproductive system
• penki - a town in China also known as Benxi
• penks - plural of "penk", a minnow
• Penly - a first name
• penna - a first name; a feather
• penne - a kind of hollow cylindrical pasta
• penni - a kind of pastry; a Finnish coin
• penny - a first name; an English coin
• pensy - pensive; thoughtful
• pents - plural of "pent", a penthouse
• penza - a town in western Russia
• peola - a light skinned black person
• peons - plural of "peon", an unskilled laborer
• peony - a first name; like a peon; a kind of flower
• Pepes - a first name
• pepin - a first name; the father of Charlemagne
• pepos - plural of "pepo", a gourdlike fruit with a hard exterior and pulpy interior
• Peppe - a first name
• Peppi - a first name
• peppy - a first name; energetic
• pepst - drunk
• peqin - a town in Albania
• peque - a town in Spain
• perai - pirai, Piranha
• perak - a state of Malaysia
• Peral - a first name
• Peran - a first name
• perau - a coin
• perca - the type genus of Percidae
• perce - a first name; to pierce
• perch - a pole; a unit of measurement of length of 5.5 yards; a fish
• Percy - a first name
• perdu - lost; hidden; a soldier sent on a suicidal mission
• perdy - a first name; perdieu, "by God", an oath
• perea - the aperea, or South American cavy
• Perec - a first name
• perel - apparel
• peres - plural of "pere", a father
• perfs - plural of "perf", a perforation; a performance
• perga - a town in Turkey
• perge - an ancient Greek town in Anatolia
• perhe - a town in Burma
• perie - a soft capsule containing medicine
• peril - danger
• perim - a Yemeni island
• peris - plural of "peri", a paradisiacal nymph
• perit - a moneyer's unit of weight equal to 1/20 droit or 1/9600 grain
• Perka - a first name
• perks - plural of "perk", a perquisite; a tablet of Percodan
• perky - smart; lively
• perla - a first name; a town in Arkansas
• perle - a first name; a soft gelatin capsule for enclosing medicine
• Perli - a first name
• perlo - a first name; a pilaf, or savory stew
• Perly - a first name
• perms - plural of "perm", a "permanent" curling treatment to hair
• perns - plural of "pern", the honey buzzard
• perps - plural of "perp", short for "perpetrator", meaning criminal
• Perri - a first name
• perry - a first name; pear cider; a blast of wind; a British river
• perse - a first name; the mother of Circe; a dark blue color; a dark blue fabric
• Persi - a first name
• persp - perspiration
• perst - pierced
• perth - a first name; a city in Scotland; a city in Australia
• perts - plural of "pert", an impudent person
• perty - cowboy slang for "pretty"
• perun - a Slavic storm god
• perve - a pervert
• pervo - a pervert
• pervs - plural of "perv", a pervert
• pervy - a pervert; perverted
• pesah - a first name; the Jewish feast of Passover
• pesco - "fish", used in the phrase "pesco vegetarian"
• pesky - bothersome
• pesos - plural of "peso", a monetary unit of Mexico
• pessa - a coin
• pesto - an Italian sauce; another name for Posidonia
• pests - plural of "pest", a varmint; an annoyance
• pesty - annoying
• Petah - a first name
• petal - a part of a flower
• petar - a first name; a petard
• peter - a first name; a blue flag; to diminish to nothing; a penis
• Petey - a first name
• Petie - a first name
• petit - mignon; petty; little
• petou - a first name; a town in French Polynesia; an Afghan cloak
• petra - a first name; a city carved in rock, in Jordan
• petre - a first name; saltpeter
• petri - a first name; a shallow glass dish used in biology
• petro - a first name; petroleum
• Petru - a first name
• Petta - a first name
• petti - a first name; a petticoat; plural of "petto", the breast
• petto - literally, the breast, figuratively the heart, in the phrase "in petto"
• petty - minor; small-minded
• Petur - a first name
• Petya - a first name
• peuhl - the Fulani tribe of Niger
• peumo - a town in Chile
• peura - afraid of
• pevas - a town in Peru
• pevek - a town in Siberia
• pewee - a small flycatching bird
• pewit - the lapwing
• peyes - the uncut forelocks of an Orthodox Jewish man
• peyot - sidelocks
• peyre - a town in France
• peyse - peise
• peyye - variant of "peye", an uncut forelock of an Orthodox Jewish man
• pezzo - an Italian coin (literally, a "piece")
• pfalz - the Palatinate, a region of Germany
• pffft - suggesting the sound of air rushing out, or a sudden collapse
• pfiff - an Austrian unit of measurement
• pfotz - the vagina
• pfund - a German monetary unit, cognate to the "pound"
• phaet - a second-magnitude star, Alpha Columbae
• phage - an organism that consumes bacteria
• phane - a variant of "fane"
• phang - fang
• Phani - a first name
• phano - a fanon, a napkin, a scarf
• phant - a sheet of glass used in the theater for projected ghost illusions
• phaon - a first name; a boatman
• phare - a lighthouse
• phari - a town in Tibet
• pharm - a place where genetically modified plants and animals are produced for pharmaceutical use
• pharo - faro, a game of chance
• pharr - a town in Texas
• phase - a stage, level, or station
• phasm - an apparition; a phantom; a meteor
• pheal - the cry of a jackal
• Pheba - a first name
• phebe - a first name; the small American flycatcher
• Pheby - a first name
• pheer - a companion
• Phemy - a first name
• phene - benzene
• pheno - phenobarbitol
• Pheny - a first name
• Pheof - a first name
• pheon - the broad arrow, used in heraldry
• phese - feeze
• phewa - a lake in northern India
• phewy - pfui, an exclamation of disgust
• phfft - done for; finished; kaput
• phial - a vial; a small glass medicine bottle
• Phila - a first name
• Phili - a first name
• Phill - a first name
• Philo - a first name
• phils - a shortening of the name of the Philadelphia Phillies baseball team
• phish - to pose as a customer service representative, attempting to get user ID's
• phlox - a flower
• phlug - a foolish old married woman
• phoby - the phoby cat, the little spotted skunk; a dread of water
• phoca - the seal genus
• Phoef - a first name
• phohs - plural of "phoh", an interjection of disgust
• phoma - a large form genus of imperfect fungi
• phone - the telephone
• phono - the phonograph
• phons - plural of "phon", a unit of loudness
• phony - fake; insincere
• phool - a first name; a dish of fava beans, tomatoes and onions
• phora - a genus of small flies
• phose - a subjective visual sensation
• phoss - phosphorus, as used by burglars in the early 19th century for illumination
• photo - a photograph
• phots - plural of "phot", a unit of luminous flux per area
• phpht - an expression of annoyance
• phrag - the common term for the phragmipedium plant
• Phred - a first name
• phren - the mind
• phrog - a double rotor helicopter used during the Vietnam War
• phtia - a variant spelling of "Phthia", a town in Greece
• Phuoc - a first name
• Phuok - a first name
• phuts - plural of "phut", a dull abrupt sound
• phutz - to rob; to swindle
• phuza - to drink
• Phyfe - a first name
• phyla - plural of "phylum", a classification of living things
• phyle - an ancient Greek political division
• Phyll - a first name
• phyma - a tubercle
• physa - a genus of air-breathing snails
• pials - plural of "pial", a spinal cord membrane
• piana - a town in Corsica
• piano - a musical instrument, originally "piano-forte"; quiet
• pians - plural of "pian", a tropical disease
• piask - a town in Poland
• piast - a member of the native Polish nobility
• piats - plural of "piat", an anti-tank mortar
• piaui - a mountain and state in Brazil
• piave - an Italian river
• piawe - a town in Papua New Guinea
• piber - a town in Austria, home of the Lippizzaner horses
• picae - an order of birds
• pical - similar to a pica
• picas - plural of "pica", a craving to eat dirt, clay, chalk or other matter
• piccy - a picture
• picea - a spruce genus
• pices - plural of "pice", a small copper coin of the East Indies
• picey - mean
• pichi - a Peruvian shrub
• picke - a small plot of land enclosed with a hedge
• picks - plural of "pick", a choice; a digging tool; a guitar implement
• picky - choosy
• picol - a picul, a unit of weight of 133 pounds or 100 catties
• picot - an ornamental lace border
• picra - powdered aloe
• picts - plural of "pict", an ancient Scottish people
• picul - a unit of weight of 133 pounds or 100 catties
• picus - a woodpecker; an ancient Italian agricultural god
• pidan - duck eggs preserved in brine, lime, ashes and tea (presumably...for eating?)
• pidie - a town in Indonesia
• piece - a portion; a fragment
• piede - a unit of length of about 11 inches
• Piedy - a first name
• piend - a hammer-point; a salient angle
• pieno - all performing
• Piero - a first name
• piers - a first name; plural of "pier", a structure from the land out over water
• piert - peart
• piesa - money
• pieta - a depiction of the removal of Christ from the cross
• piets - plural of "piet", the magpie
• piety - deep religious feeling
• pieze - a unit of measurement of pressure, a metric ton per meter - second squared
• piezo - produced by pressure; a piezoelectric crystal
• piffy - dubious
• piggs - plural of "pigg", a piggin
• piggy - a little pig; a glutton
• pight - pitched
• pigmy - a dwarf
• pigna - a town in Corsica
• pigot - a flagrant lie
• pigue - a town in Argentina
• piing - jumbling or disordering
• pijao - an Indian tribe in Colombia
• pijaw - pious talk or moralizing
• pikas - plural of "pika", a small rodent similar to a rabbit
• piked - pointed
• pikel - a pitchfork
• piker - a tramp; one who does things in a small, cheap or slow way
• pikes - plural of "pike", a turnpike or toll road; a predatory fish
• pikey - a vagrant
• pikie - a vagrant
• pikis - plural of "piki", a cornmeal bread
• pikit - a town in the Philippines
• Pikke - a first name
• pikle - pightle
• pikol - a pecul, a unit of weight of about 133 pounds
• pikul - a picul
• pilaf - a savory stew
• Pilan - a first name
• pilar - a first name; hairy; a town in the Philippines; a town in Argentina
• pilau - a pilaf, or savory stew
• pilaw - a pilaf, or savory stew
• pilch - a fur or flannel gown; one's residence; a triangular flannel wrapper worn over a baby's diaper
• pilea - plural of "pileum"
• piled - heaped
• pilei - plural of "pileus"
• piler - a gatherer
• piles - plural of "pile", a heap; a hemorrhoid
• Pilib - a first name
• pilin - a kind of protein
• pilis - plural of "pili", a Philippine nut tree
• pills - plural of "pill", a bolus
• pilly - covered with little fabric knots (such as a sweater)
• pilmy - dusty
• pilon - a bonus given with a large purchase; lagniappe
• pilos - another name for Pylos
• pilot - a guide; a captain
• pilow - a pilaf, a highly spiced dish of rice and meat
• pilum - an ancient Roman heavy javelin
• pilus - a botanical hair
• pilwe - a pillow
• piman - a language family of the Uto-Aztecan phylum
• pimas - plural of "pima", a kind of cotton
• Pimen - a first name
• Pimmi - a first name
• pimps - plural of "pimp", a panderer; a whore master
• pimpy - ostentatious, garish, tasteless, expensive
• pinag - a temporary lake formed by floodwater
• pinal - a band of San Carlos Apaches
• pinar - a first name; a unit of weight in Persia
• pinas - a North American cape; a town in Ecuador; plural of "pina", a pineapple
• pinax - a kind of Greek vase
• pinch - to squeeze between the fingers; to steal; a difficult situation
• pinda - a ball of rice offered to one's ancestors in a Hindu ceremony
• pindi - Rawalpindi
• pindy - gone bad
• pined - yearned for
• piner - one who yearns; one who harvests pine trees
• pines - yearns for; plural of "pine", an evergreen
• piney - a first name; forested with pines; a peony
• pinga - a first name; the penis
• pingo - a hill thrust up by frost
• pings - an Internet "are you there?" query; plural of "ping", a sudden sharp ringing sound
• pinic - an acid
• pinko - a communist sympathizer
• pinks - cuts with serrated scissors; plural of "pink", a pale red color
• pinky - a first name; the little finger; a small boat
• pinna - the external portion of the ear; a wing
• pinny - a pinafore
• pinon - a first name; a kind of pine that bears edible nuts
• pinot - a kind of grape
• pinoy - a nickname for a Filipino
• pinsk - a city in Belarus
• pinta - a disease of the skin that results in loss of pigment; one of Columbus's ships; playing hookey
• pinte - an obsolete unit of volume in France
• pinto - a kidney bean variety; a spotted horse; a town in Chile
• pints - plural of "pint", a unit of volume
• pinup - an erotic picture suitable for worship
• pinus - a genus of coniferous trees
• pinyl - a univalent hydrocarbon radical
• piong - an enthusiast, especially of food or game
• pions - plural of "pion", a subatomic particle
• piony - a peony
• piora - a kind of cheese
• Piotr - a first name
• pioue - vexation
• pious - religious; reverent
• pioxe - an Indian living in the area of Colombia and Ecuador
• pioye - peeoy, a homemade firework
• pioys - plural of "pioy", a variant of "peeoy", a homemade firework
• pipal - a sacred fig tree
• pipas - plural of "pipa", the Surinam toad
• piped - hollow; transported through pipes; played the pipes
• piper - a first name; one who plays the pipes
• pipes - plural of "pipe", a long tube; a musical instrument; a smoking implement
• pipet - a pipette
• pipey - suggestive of a pipe; a nickname for a piper
• pipil - a Nahuatlan people of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras
• pipis - plural of "pipi", an Australasian shellfish; a Brazilian tree
• pipit - a tit-lark
• Pippa - a first name
• Pippi - a first name
• Pippo - a first name
• pippy - a first name; an acronym: "Person Inheriting Parental Property"
• pipra - a genus of birds that includes the manakin
• pipsy - easily accomplished
• pipul - a sacred fig tree
• piqua - a city in western Ohio
• pique - annoyance; a stiff durable corded fabric
• pirai - Piranha
• piran - a first name; an Adriatic Sea port in Slovenia
• pirie - a pear tree; a pirry
• pirin - a mountain chain in Bulgaria
• Pirjo - a first name
• Pirke - a first name
• pirls - spins like a top
• pirna - a town in Switzerland
• pirns - plural of "pirn", a bobbin or weaver's shuttle
• pirog - a Russian pastry; a pirogie
• pirol - the golden oriole
• Pirro - a first name
• pirry - a variant of "pirrie", a rough wind
• pisac - a town in Peru
• pisae - the ancient name of Pisa, in Italy
• pisan - of or relating to Pisa
• pisay - building material of rammed earth between molds
• pisco - a Peruvian brandy; a town in Peru
• pisek - a town south of Prague
• pisel - to work lazily
• pises - plural of "pise", a wall made of clay or mud rammed between molds
• pishu - the Canada lynx
• pisky - a pixie; an Episcopalian
• pismo - a kind of clam
• pison - one of the rivers that flowed from the Garden of Eden
• pisos - plural of "piso", a Philippine peso
• pisso - a drunkard
• pissy - sour, unpleasant, distasteful, spiteful; tasting or smelling like piss
• Pista - a first name
• piste - a track; a footprint; a downhill ski trail
• pists - plural of "pist", a variant of "piste"
• pisum - a small genus of Eurasian herbaceous vines
• pital - a town in Costa Rica
• pitas - plural of "pita", a Middle Eastern sandwich
• pitau - a silver tree fern
• pitch - to toss; tar; a musical level
• Piter - a first name
• piths - plural of "pith", a light porous material; severs the spinal cord
• pithy - meaty; terse
• Pitin - a first name
• pitom - the stem at the end of the etrog, which must be unbroken for ritual use
• piton - a metal climbing spike
• pitot - a tube recording air pressure
• pitri - the legendary progenitor of any Hindu family
• pitta - a large genus of Asian and Australian birds; pita bread
• Pitte - a first name
• pitty - messy, untidy
• piums - plural of "pium", an almost invisible stinging fly of Brazil
• piura - a town in Peru
• piuri - Indian yellow
• piute - a variant of "Paiute", a tribe of Indians
• pivas - plural of "piva", an ancient Italian bagpipe
• Pivio - a first name
• pivot - to turn
• pixel - a square or rectangular subunit of a digital picture
• pixes - plural of "pix", a box for communion wafers
• pixie - a sprite
• piyut - a religious poem recited in the synagogue in addition to the usual liturgy
• pizes - plural of "pize", a curse
• pizol - a town in Switzerland, site of the Heidi festival
• pizza - a baked Italian dish
• Pjotr - a first name
• plaba - an argument
• placa - one's street name
• place - a site; to assign
• plack - a small Scottish four penny coin
• plaga - a spot or streak of color
• plage - a beach; country; a bright solar region of helium and calcium clouds, seen during sunspots
• plaid - a pattern on cloth
• plain - not pretty; obvious; a prairie
• plait - to weave
• plaka - an Athenian market; a European cape
• plana - plural of "planum", a flat surface of bone
• plane - an airplane; a level surface; a smoothing tool
• plang - a town in Switzerland
• plank - a board
• plano - a city in northern Texas
• plans - plural of "plan", a blueprint; a scheme
• plant - an inanimate life form; an industrial facility
• planu - a river in Romania
• plaps - splashes
• plash - a pool; to weave; to splash
• plasm - a mold or matrix
• plast - plastid
• plata - a South American river
• plate - a dish; a stiff sheet of material; to coat; a river in South America
• plato - a first name; a Greek philosopher; a fight; a town in Colombia
• plats - plaits
• platt - a first name; an ore dump
• platy - to split into thin slabs; plate-like
• plaud - to applaud
• playa - a desert basin; a womanizer; someone using wit or charm to gain objectives
• plays - sports; dramas
• plaza - a large open assembly area
• plead - to entreat
• pleas - begs
• pleat - a fold
• plebe - plebian; a first-year student
• plebs - the people
• pleep - an enemy pilot who refuses a challenge of aerial combat
• plein - plan; full; to complain; French for "full" or "open", as in "plein air", meaning outdoors
• plena - plural of "plenum", a space full of matter, the opposite of "vacuum"
• plene - full; complete; plenary
• pleno - a musical term
• pleon - the abdomen of a crustacean
• plesh - to splash
• plete - to plead
• plewd - one of the stylized drops of sweat displayed by a cartoon character under stress
• plews - plural of "plew", a beaver skin
• plexi - plexiglass
• pleys - plays
• pleyt - a river boat
• plica - twisted, matted, and crusted hair, as a result of neglect or fashion; a fold of tissue
• plied - folded; carried on
• Plien - a first name
• plier - one who plies
• plies - carries on; plural of "plie", a ballet movement
• plims - swells
• pling - a name for the exclamation mark "!"; to beg or panhandle
• plink - to shoot at random; a sharp high-pitched sound
• pliny - a first name; a Roman historian who witnessed the eruption of Vesuvius
• plitt - a torture instrument similar to the knout
• ploat - to pluck feathers from a bird
• ploba - an argument
• ploce - a town in Croatia; the emphatic repetition of a word: "More Irish than the Irish"
• plock - a town in Poland
• plocs - plural of "ploc", a mixture of hair and tar used to cover the bottom of a ship
• plods - walks slowly
• ploms - an acronym: "Poor Little Old Me Syndrome"
• plong - to plunge
• plonk - a cheap wine, favored by Rumpole
• plook - a plouk, a pimple
• ploot - a slut
• plops - drops or falls suddenly
• plore - a museum exhibit that demonstrates some scientific principle in action
• plosh - to plash or splash
• plots - plural of "plot", a plan; an area of land
• ploty - a town in Poland
• plotz - to burst with emotion
• plouk - a pimple
• plout - a sudden heavy rainfall
• plows - tills
• ploys - plural of "ploy", a ruse
• pluck - courage; to pull out
• pluff - to puff; a small bellows
• pluge - "Picture Line-Up Generation Equipment", a test pattern for video monitors
• plugs - stops up; endorses; shoots
• pluke - a pimple, spot or boil
• pluma - a contour feather; a coffee variety
• plumb - vertical; sheer; to gauge a depth
• plume - a feather; a crest
• plump - fat; to opt for
• plums - plural of "plum", a fruit
• plumy - feathered
• plunk - to fall or drop down
• pluot - a cross between a plum and an apricot
• plush - luxorious; a thickly textured material
• plute - a plutocrat
• pluto - the ninth planet; the Roman god of the Underworld and Wealth; Mickey's dog
• plyer - a transport worker
• plzen - a town in the Czech Republic, formerly known as Pilsen
• Pnina - a first name
• poach - to hunt illegally; to cook eggs
• poaka - a New Zealand bird, one of the stilts
• poake - waste material from the processing of leather and other skins
• poaks - plural of "poak", a variant of "poake"
• poali - a coin
• poalo - a coin
• pobby - puffed up; swollen
• poboy - "po' boy", a kind of Cajun sandwich
• pocan - the pokeweed
• pocha - a person who speaks a mixture of English and Spanish
• poche - the black portion of an architectural plan representing walls
• pocho - a first name; a person who speaks a mixture of English and Spanish
• pocks - plural of "pock", a scar or indentation
• pocky - pitted
• pocus - part of the magic phrase "hocus pocus"
• podal - of the foot
• poddy - a domestic animal just taken from its mother
• podex - the anal region; the rump
• podge - a fat man; a puddle
• podgy - short and fat
• podia - the pedantic plural of "podium", a platform on which a speaker stands
• poems - plural of "poem", a verse
• poemy - a first name; like a poem
• poena - an academic exercise imposed as a punishment
• poesy - poetry
• poets - plural of "poet", one who writes poetry
• poger - a passive male homosexual
• pogey - welfare; a charitable institution, poorhouse, or workhouse
• pogge - the armed bull-head fish
• poggy - a small whale
• pogie - the menhaden; the black perch; a home for the aged; a poorhouse
• pogos - plural of "pogo", a pogo stick
• pogoy - a town in Russia
• pogue - some term of abuse whose exact application I haven't determined yet
• pohai - an arm of the Yellow Sea on the north east coast of China
• Pohla - a first name
• pohna - a town in India
• poilu - a French common soldier; a man of courage and strength
• poind - to distrain; to seize and sell property of a debtor under a warrant
• point - to indicate; a small dot; a spit of land
• poipu - a town on the island of Kauai, Hawaiia
• poise - self-assurance; a unit of measurement of dynamic viscosity
• poize - poise
• pokal - a large silver drinking cup
• poked - struck with a stick
• poker - a card game; a metal rod for stirring a fire; the pochard duck
• pokes - strikes with a stick; plural of "poke", a bag
• poket - a variant of "pocket"
• pokey - a jail; slow; Gumby's horse
• pokie - a slot machine
• pokot - a tribe and language of Kenya
• polab - a Slavic tribe that lived along the Elbe
• polak - balsa; a disparaging term for a Polish person
• polar - of the poles; opposite
• Poldi - a first name
• poled - propelled with a pole
• poler - one who poles
• poles - plural of "pole", a rod; a native of Poland; a unit of length of 5.5 yards
• poley - polled; hornless; a dehorned animal; wanted by the police
• polgi - an island near New Guinea
• polie - one of the researchers living and working at the South Pole
• polio - a paralytic disease
• polis - the city; the police
• polje - a large flat plain of karst
• polka - a dance; a convulsion caused by the sound of an accordion
• polks - dances the polka
• Polla - a first name
• Polli - a first name
• pollo - "chicken", used in the phrase "pollo vegetarian"
• polls - opinion samples; clips
• polly - a first name; a parrot
• polos - a crown; plural of "polo", a game played on horseback
• polts - plural of "polt", a blow
• polur - a mountain resort near Tehran, Iran
• polvo - heroin
• polyg - a polygamist
• polyp - a many-limbed animal; a tissue bud; a growth protruding from a mucous membrane
• polys - plural of "poly", a white blood cell
• pomak - a Muslim who is an ethnic Slav
• pombe - an alcoholic drink made of fermented bananas; a Tibetan chief
• pombo - a Tibetan chief
• pomel - a variant of "pommel"
• pomes - plural of "pome", a fleshy fruit with a core
• pomey - a figure representing an apple, a roundel
• pomme - a roundel vert
• pommy - an Englishman; a pomace
• pomps - plural of "pomp", an ostentatious display
• ponca - a Siouan people of the Missouri river
• ponce - a first name; a pimp; a seaport in Puerto Rico
• ponch - a general term of address for a man
• poncy - like a pimp
• pondo - a Bantu-speaking people of the eastern Cape province
• ponds - plural of "pond", a small body of water; a unit of measurement of gram force
• pondy - containing many ponds
• pones - plural of "pone", cornbread
• poney - containing or tasting like cornpone; money or a wager
• ponga - a New Zealand tree fern
• ponge - beer, especially pale ale.
• pongo - an African ape; a sailor
• pongs - stinks; responds to an Internet "ping"
• pongy - smelly
• ponka - a Siouan people of the Missouri river
• ponks - plural of "ponk", a nocturnal spirit
• ponor - a steep-sided sinkhole
• ponta - a European cape
• ponte - one pound sterling
• Ponti - a first name
• ponto - punto
• ponts - plural of "pont", a small ferryboat running along a rope or cable
• ponty - a pontee, an iron rod used by glassmakers for manipulating molten glass
• ponza - an Italian island
• ponzi - a pyramid scheme
• ponzu - a tropical citrus fruit; a Japanese dipping sauce
• pooch - a dog
• poods - plural of "pood", a Russian unit of weight, about 36 pounds
• pooed - baby talk for "defecated"
• pooer - Scottish dialect for "power"
• pooey - an expression of disgust
• poofs - plural of "poof", an effeminate man; a homosexual
• poofy - of a pooftah
• poohs - dismisses
• poohy - disgusting; unpleasant
• pooja - a first name; a Hindu ritual; an act of obeisance or worship
• pooka - a mischievous goblin of Irish folklore
• pooks - plucks
• poole - a town in England
• pooli - a tropical African timber tree
• pools - plural of "pool", a small body of water
• pooly - containing many pools
• poona - a city in India; terribly stuffy; marijuana; one pound sterling; badminton
• poons - plural of "poon", an East Indian tree
• poopo - a town and lake in Bolivia
• poops - poopdecks; tires out; defecates
• poopy - impregnated with feces
• poori - a flat wheatcake
• poort - a col or pass
• poosa - to drink
• poosk - to search for vermin on the person
• poots - farts
• poove - poof, pooftah, an effeminate man, a homosexual
• poovy - of a pooftah; effeminate
• poped - was made pope; became Catholic
• poper - a Catholic
• popes - plural of "pope", the bishop of Rome
• popet - a puppet
• Popie - a first name
• popla - beer
• poppa - father
• Poppi - a first name
• poppy - a first name; a flower; of popular culture or music
• popsy - a girlfriend
• popup - an advertisement that appears in a separate browser window; a recessed item which emerges when activated
• poque - a French card game, the ancestor of poker
• poral - referring to body pores
• porch - a portico; a stoa
• porco - a town in Bolivia
• porec - a town in Croatia
• pored - examined carefully; containing pores
• porer - a student; one who examines carefully
• pores - reads carefully; small openings
• porge - to purify a slaughtered animal by removing fat, veins and sinews
• porgy - porgie; the sea-bream or the scup fish
• poria - a genus of pore fungi
• porks - plural of "pork", pigmeat
• porky - a first name; fat; tasting of pork
• porno - pornography
• porns - plural of "porn", pornography; a pornographic movie
• porny - pornographic
• poroj - a village in Macedonia
• poros - a coarse limestone found in the Peloponnesus; a town in Greece
• poroy - a town in Peru
• porra - someone of Portuguese descent
• porta - a transverse fissure; the entrance for nerve ducts into an organ
• porte - the Turkish government
• porth - a town in South Wales
• porto - the Portuguese name of Oporto
• ports - plural of "port", distilled wine; a transport; a left; a harbor
• porty - a first name; tasting of port wine
• porus - a first name; a body pore; an ancient kingdom of northwestern India
• posed - stood still; pretended; situated
• posen - another name for Poznan, Poland
• poser - a puzzling question; one who puzzles; one who poses
• poses - stances; puts forward; pretends
• poset - a mathematical set
• posey - a flower
• poshy - ostentatiously fashionable or stylish; masturbation using a condom
• posit - to affirm; to postulate
• posse - power; a force of deputies
• possy - a position or job
• poste - a position or station
• posts - publicly displays; mails; plural of "post", a stake; a station
• posty - a postman
• potah - a river in California
• potch - to thrust; to trample; a light blow with the open hand; to poach or boil; to bleach
• poted - pushed; shoved
• potes - pushes; shoves
• potin - a Roman coin
• potoo - a type of bird, a large South American goatsucker
• potro - a mountain in Argentina; a colt
• potsy - a children's game
• potto - a West African lemur
• potts - plural of "pott", a size of paper
• potty - a child's chamber pot; petty; eccentric
• potus - an acronym: "President Of The United States"
• pouah - a unit of weight in Calcutta
• pouce - a unit of measurement of length, once common in France, of about an inch.
• pouch - a bag
• pouff - a loose roll of hair; a pooftah
• poufs - plural of "pouf", a loose roll of hair; a large cushion
• poufy - puffed out
• pouke - a puck, a mischievous goblin or sprite
• pouks - plucks
• poule - a hen, especially one for boiling; a square dancing position; a loose woman
• poulp - a cephalopod, such as the octopus
• poult - a young bird; a child
• pound - a monetary unit of England; a measurement of weight; hit hard; a jail for dogs
• poupe - to befool
• poups - poops
• poupt - befooled
• pours - flows out; rains down
• pouts - sulks
• pouty - sulky
• Pouya - a first name
• pouze - the refuse from cider-making
• powan - a rare Loch Lomond fish
• poway - a town in California
• Powel - a first name
• powen - a rare Loch Lomond fish
• power - strength; ability
• powin - a peacock
• pownd - pound
• powns - plural of "pown", a pawn
• powny - a pony
• powps - poops
• powre - to pour
• powys - a town in Wales
• poxed - afflicted with the pox
• poxes - plural of "pox", a plague
• poynd - to point
• poynt - to point
• poyou - an Argentinian armadillo
• poyse - poise
• pozzo - a well or cistern
• pozzy - a position
• praam - a barge
• prado - a renowned Madrid art gallery
• prads - plural of "prad", a horse
• praha - Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic
• prahu - a Malay boat
• praia - a capital city of Africa
• prame - a flat-bottomed boat
• prams - plural of "pram", a perambulator
• prana - the life breath or vital force in Vedic and Hindu religion
• prang - a crash landing of an aircraft
• prank - a humorous trick
• praos - plural of "prao", a prau, a Malay boat
• prase - a light green variety of quartz
• prate - to chatter
• prato - a town in Italy
• prats - the buttocks, hence "pratfall"; plural of "prat", a fool
• pratt - a fool; the buttocks; cream-colored earthenware painted in high-temperature colors
• praty - a potato
• praus - plural of "prau", a Malay boat
• prawn - a shrimp-like crustacean
• praya - a beach; an embankment forming a carriageway and promenade
• prays - entreats
• prede - to prey; to plunder
• predo - to do in advance
• predy - a nautical term, meaning ready for action
• preed - taste-tested
• preef - proof
• preem - a premiere performance
• preen - to groom
• prees - taste-tests
• prego - pregnant
• preif - proof
• prels - plural of "prel", a table of Preludin
• Premo - a first name
• prems - premises
• premy - preemie
• prent - a first name; to print
• preop - preoperative
• preps - prepares
• presa - a musical symbol
• prese - plural of "presa", a musical symbol
• presh - favorable
• press - to push upon; journalism
• prest - poetic form of "pressed"; at hand; ready money; a forced loan to the king
• preta - in Hinduism, a wandering or disturbed ghost
• preto - a river in Brazil
• preux - chivalrous
• preve - to prove
• prexy - a president
• preys - hunts for food
• prial - three cards of the same denomination; a pair royal
• priam - a first name; in Greek mythology, the king of Troy and father of Paris
• prian - a fine white friable clay
• price - a first name; cost
• prich - a town in Vietnam, also known as "Prieh"
• prick - a sharp point; an unpleasant person; penis
• pricy - expensive
• pride - a lion group; self-respect
• pridy - proud
• pried - peeped; forced open
• prief - proof
• prien - a town in Germany
• prier - a pryer; a nosey person
• pries - inquires into; forces open using leverage
• prigg - an itinerant country thief of drying clothes and chicken
• prigs - plural of "prig", someone more prudish than ourselves
• Priit - a first name
• prill - a brill; a birt or turbot; the more promising part of mining ore; to flow; to pelletize
• prima - a first name; first; leading
• prime - first rate; indivisible; original; to make ready; a canonical hour of prayer
• primi - plural of "primo", the first or leading part
• primm - a town in Nevada
• primo - a first name; in music the first or leading part
• primp - dresses up fastidiously
• prims - gives a prim expression to
• primy - a first name; at the prime of life
• Prina - a first name
• prine - the bar-tailed godwit
• prink - a prank; to dress up; to walk in a mincing manner
• print - to stamp; to brand; to impress; to put into type
• Prinz - a first name
• prion - a hypothetical disease vector that captured a very real Nobel prize
• prior - a first name; before; an officer of a monastery
• prise - to lever
• Prisi - a first name
• prism - a geometric shape; a translucent solid with triangular cross-section
• priss - a first name; prudish
• Priti - a first name
• prius - something that takes precedence
• privy - secret; an outhouse
• Priya - a first name
• prize - an award; to forcibly separate
• proal - effected by forward motion
• proas - plural of "proa", a swift South Pacific sailing vessel
• probe - to examine
• probs - plural of "prob", a problem
• prodd - a crossbow for hurling stones
• prods - jabs; pokes; Protestants
• proem - a preface
• profs - plural of "prof", a professor; a professional
• progs - plunders; proctors
• proin - to trim or cut back; to prune; a fruit
• projo - an artillery projectile
• proke - to poke or stir
• prole - a proletarian
• proll - to prowl; to rob
• prome - a town in central Burma
• promo - a promotional spot or advertisement
• proms - plural of "prom", a high school dance, once associated with promotion
• prone - face down; susceptible
• prong - the tine of a fork
• pronk - an idiot; a rare type of gait in which all four limbs move together
• proof - a demonstration; a test; a measure of alcoholic content
• Propa - a first name
• props - plural of "prop", a supporter; a propeller; a theatrical accessory
• prore - the prow of a ship
• prose - the unrhymed talk preferred by bourgeiose gentlemen
• proso - millet
• pross - a prostitute; to put on airs
• prost - variant of "prosit", a German drinking toast
• prosy - wordy
• proud - vain; imperious
• proul - to prowl
• prove - to demonstrate; to verify; to test
• provo - a member of a provisional army
• prowl - to sneak about
• prows - plural of "prow", a ship front
• proxy - substitute
• proyn - a fruit
• pruce - Prussia
• pruck - anything gained for free, or illicitly
• prude - a person of exaggerated sexual modesty
• Prudi - a first name
• Prudy - a first name
• prugh - anything gained for free, or illicitly
• Pruit - a first name
• prune - a dried plum
• prunk - proud, vain
• prunn - a town in Germany
• pruno - fermented prune juice; contraband alcohol brewed in prison
• prunt - a small mass of glass fused to the body of a glass piece
• pruny - like a prune; wrinkled
• prusa - the ancient name of the town of Bursa, in western Anatolia
• pruta - a monetary unit of Israel
• pruth - a river in south central Europe
• pruve - to prove
• pryan - a felspathic clay
• Pryce - a first name
• pryer - a snooper
• Pryor - a first name
• pryse - a prize; a blast on a horn
• psalm - a Biblical song of praise
• pseud - a pseudointellectual; a poser who'd prefer to be a poseur
• pshav - a mountain people of the Caucasus
• pshaw - an exclamation of disbelief
• psion - the Psi subatomic particle
• pskov - a city in the former western USSR, where Alexander Nevsky beat the Teutonic Knights
• psoae - plural of "psoas", a muscle of the loin
• psoai - plural of "psoas", a muscle of the loin
• psoas - tenderloin; a muscle of the loin
• psora - psoriasis; one of the three homeopathic miasms
• pssst - a signaling sound
• psych - to use psychological insight; a bridge convention; psychiatrist
• psyop - short for "psychological operation", a tactic in psychological warfare
• ptere - an alate (wingy) organ
• ptoot - the buttocks
• pubby - like a pub; containing many pubs
• pubes - the body surface over the pubic bone; plural of "pube", a pubic hair
• pubic - referring to puberty
• pubie - a colloquial term for a pubic hair
• pubis - a pelvic bone
• pucca - authentic, genuine
• pucel - a maid or virgin
• pucer - of a darker shade of puce
• puces - plural of "puce", a dark red color
• Pucho - a first name
• pucka - variant of "pukka", for "real" or "genuine"
• pucks - plural of "puck", an item used in hockey
• pucky - a first name; manure, as in "horse pucky"; puckered
• pucon - a town in Chile
• puddy - pudgy
• pudge - the fatty flesh that makes one pudgy
• pudgy - fat; fleshy
• pudic - concerning the pudendum
• pudor - modesty
• pudsy - plump; the hand
• pudus - plural of "pudu", a small deer of the Andes
• puelo - a river in Chile
• puers - plural of "puer", the dung of a dog
• puets - plural of "puet", a variant of "pewit"
• puffa - a heavily padded and puffed up jacket
• puffs - plural of "puff", a brief gust of wind or breath
• puffy - tumid; swollen
• puggy - stubby; clammy; a monkey
• pugil - a pinch of something
• pugry - a light turban, and one of the mystical words ending in "gry"
• puica - a town in Peru
• puing - making a low whistling sound
• puist - in comfortable surroundings
• puits - plural of "puit", a well
• pujah - a Hindu prayer ritual
• pujas - plural of "puja", a Hindu prayer ritual
• pujia - a town in China
• pukas - plural of "puka", a small perforated white shell used for necklaces; a small private spot
• puked - vomited
• puker - one who vomits
• pukes - vomits
• pukey - disgusting
• pukka - veritable; true; genuine
• pukow - a town in eastern China
• pukus - plural of "puku", an antelope of southern central Africa
• Pulak - a first name
• pulas - palas, a Punjab bean; plural of "pula", a monetary unit of Botswana
• puled - whined
• puler - a whiner
• pules - whines
• pulex - a genus of fleas
• puley - whiney
• pulik - pulis
• pulis - plural of "puli", a long-haired sheep dog
• pulka - a Lapland sled
• pulks - plural of "pulk", a Lapland sled; a plastic sled for dragging kids while hiking or skiing
• pulli - plural of "pullus"
• pulls - draws towards oneself
• pulmo - a lung
• pulog - a mountain peak in the Philippines
• pulps - plural of "pulp", soft matter; a publication printed on cheap paper
• pulpy - mealy
• pulse - heartbeat; a lentil
• pults - puts
• pulus - plural of "pulu", a Hawaiian tree fern fiber
• pumas - plural of "puma", a mountain lion
• pumes - plural of "pume", a stint
• pumex - pumice
• pumie - a pebble or stone
• pummy - pomace; pumice
• pumps - plural of "pump", an evening shoe; a water drawing device
• punan - a Dayak people of Borneo
• punas - plural of "puna", a cold dry mesa of the Andes
• punce - an effeminate man; the vagina
• punch - a drink; to hit; to perforate
• punct - a point
• punda - a woman, regarded as a sex object
• pundu - the buttocks
• punee - a movable couch
• punga - a tall tree fern of New Zealand
• pungi - a Hindu reed pipe or nose flute
• pungs - plural of "pung", a boxy sleigh; 3 of a kind in mah-jongg
• pungy - a two-masted schooner used for oyster dredging
• punic - Carthaginian
• punie - puny
• punka - an Indian fan
• punke - a harlot
• punks - plural of "punk", a young thug; a butt boy; a punk rocker; tinder
• punky - short; resembling a punk; a small fly; dirty
• punny - full of puns
• punse - the vagina
• punta - in musical notation, "the point", that is, the point of the bow
• punti - the Cantonese-speaking population of Guangdong province
• punto - a thrust or pass in fencing; a Cuban dance; the ace of trumps
• punts - propels with a pole; in football, kicks the ball
• punty - a glass-blower's iron used to hold glass in a high temperature chamber
• punuk - an Eskimo culture of northeast Siberia
• punya - in Jainism, the good
• Punyo - a first name
• puoys - plural of "puoy", a variant of "poy", a support; a long boathook
• pupae - plural of "pupa", an intermediate quiescent stage of an insect
• pupal - in the chrysalis state
• pupas - plural of "pupa", an intermediate metamorphic stage of insects
• pupes - plural of "pupe", a pupa
• pupil - a student; a region of the eye
• puppy - a young dog
• Puran - a first name
• purau - majagua
• purby - the Preraphaelite Brotherhood
• purda - a curtain used in India to seclude women
• purdy - a first name; disagreeably self-important
• pured - purified; refined
• puree - a thick soup
• puren - a town in Chile
• purer - more pure
• pures - makes pure
• purex - plutonium reduction by solvent extraction
• purey - a clear marble
• purga - an intense Siberian or Arctic snowstorm
• purge - to eliminate
• purie - a clear marble
• purim - a Hebrew festival
• purin - purine
• puris - plural of "puri", a light flat wheatcake
• purko - beer
• purls - plural of "purl", a knitting stitche; a ripple
• Purly - a first name
• Purna - a first name
• purpy - purpie
• purre - the dunlin bird
• purrs - makes satisfied cat sounds
• purry - like a purr; full of purrs
• purse - a handbag; to compress the lips
• pursy - fat; asthmatic; short-winded
• purty - cowboy slang for "pretty"
• purus - a South American river
• Purvi - a first name
• pusad - a town in India
• pusan - a port city in Korea, very near Japan
• pusey - a small town in England
• pushy - insistent; unwilling to be denied; from New York
• pusil - very little
• pusle - a puzzle
• Puspa - a first name
• Puspo - a first name
• pussy - a cat
• putao - a town in Burma
• puted - a computer barbarism denoting the past tense of "put"
• putid - putrid; mean, worthless, or rotten
• putin - a place on the riverbank where canoers or kayakers start their trips
• putis - a town in Peru
• Putli - a first name
• putna - a town in Romania
• puton - a fraud; a pretence
• putoo - nut-meal
• putre - a town in Chile
• putry - putage, prostitution
• putti - plural of "putto", a fat naked cherub appearing in Italian art
• putto - a fat naked cherub appearing in Italian art
• putts - makes a short golf stroke
• putty - a patching cement with linseed oil
• putzi - a first name; a Chinese game; an African fly, also known as the tumbu
• putzy - like a putz
• puxis - plural of "puxi", an edible caterpillar (yum!)
• puzel - pucelle
• pweto - a town in Katanga Province, Congo
• pwyll - the Welsh god of the dead
• pyats - plural of "pyat", a pyot, the magpie
• pyaka - tricky, dishonest
• pydna - a town in Macedonia, site of a famous battle
• pyelo - a pyelogram
• Pyeng - a first name
• pyets - plural of "pyet", a magpie
• pygal - relating to the backside
• pygia - pain in the rump
• pygmy - a dwarf
• Pyhis - a first name
• pyiba - a pear-shaped Chinese lute with four strings
• pyins - plural of "pyin", a protein contained in pus
• pykar - a kind of fishing boat
• pylae - plural of "pyla", an opening in the third ventricle
• pylar - referring to the pyla
• pylas - plural of "pyla", an opening in the third ventricle
• pylic - referring to a portal vein
• pylon - a gateway; a tower
• pylos - a seaport in southwestern Greece
• pyned - pined
• pynes - pines
• pyoid - pus-like
• pyote - a town in Texas
• Pyotr - a first name
• pyots - plural of "pyot", the magpie
• pyral - of a funeral pyre
• pyran - a chemical compound
• pyres - plural of "pyre", a fire used to incinerate the dead
• pyrex - a heat resistant glass
• pyrgi - a village on the island of Chios
• pyric - pertaining to combustion
• pyros - plural of "pyro", a pyromaniac
• pyrus - the apple or pear genus
• pysma - a rhetorical device of asking a series of short questions
• pyxed - placed in a pyx
• pyxes - plural of "pyx", a eucharistic box
• pyxie - an evergreen shrub
• pyxis - a pyx; a Greek vase; a sacred box; a pyxidium; the constellation of the mariner's compass
• pyxle - a pixy
• pzazz - pizzazz
• qabab - kebab
• Qabil - a first name
• qadhi - a qadi, an Islamic judge
• Qadim - a first name
• Qadir - a first name
• qadis - plural of "qadis", an Islamic judge
• Qadri - a first name
• Qahar - a first name
• qahen - a Biblical unit of measurement equal to the reed, or 6 cubits
• qaids - plural of "qaid", a qadi, an Islamic judge
• qajar - of or pertaining to a particular Iranian dynasty famous for art and porcelain
• qalat - a town in Afghanistan; a town in Pakistan
• Qamar - a first name
• Qamra - a first name
• qanat - underground tunnels and wells in the Middle East
• qaneh - a Hebrew measurement of about 10.25 feet
• qanon - a musical instrument similar to a dulcimer
• qarah - a town in Syria
• qarun - a lake in Africa
• qasab - an Arabic measurement of about 12.6 feet
• qasim - a first name; a town in Iraq
• qatar - a Middle Eastern country
• qatif - a Saudi Arabian town
• qatna - a town in Syria
• qawms - plural of "qawm", the leader of a group in Afghanistan
• Qayum - a first name
• qazaq - a kazak
• qazis - plural of "qazi", an Islamic judge
• qcepo - a parasitic skin infection, a form of leishmaniasis
• qhwom - an obsolete spelling of "whom"
• Qiana - a first name
• qibla - the direction of the shrine in Mecca toward which Moslems pray
• qibli - a sirocco, a strong harsh wind
• qibya - a town in Jordan
• qilin - a town in China
• Qimat - a first name
• qinah - a kinah, a Hebrew dirge
• qingu - a god in Babylonian mythology
• qinot - plural of "qinah", a Hebrew dirge
• qirat - a unit of area of about 209 square yards
• qishr - a drink made from the husks of coffee beans and ginger
• qiyan - an Arabic courtesan
• qiyas - the principle of analogy in Moslem law
• qlaia - a town in Lebanon
• qobar - a dry fog of the upper Nile
• qomul - a town in Asia
• qophs - plural of "qoph", alternate form of "koph", a Hebrew letter
• qoran - the Koran
• qormi - a town in Malta
• quabs - trembles
• quack - a duck sound; an incompetent or fraudulent doctor
• quade - a first name; evil; bad; baffling
• quadi - an ancient Germanic people
• quads - plural of "quad", the quadriceps muscle; a quadruplet; a quadrangle
• quaff - to gulp
• quaft - variant of "quaffed", drank
• quags - plural of "quag", a quagmire
• quaid - quelled; crushed or dejected
• quail - a bird; to tremble
• quair - a quire; a book
• quais - plural of "quai", a quay
• quait - a quoit
• quaka - a river in the Central African Republic
• quake - to tremble; an earthquake
• quaky - unstable; shaky
• quale - a property considered abstractly from the items having the property
• qualm - a mental reservation
• quals - plural of "qual", a qualifying examination
• Quana - a first name
• quant - a first name; a punt or jumping pole; a quantitative analyst
• quaps - trembles; plural of "quap", a hypothetical particle made of a positron and a quark
• quara - a language
• quare - queer; unusual; good
• quark - a subatomic particle; to croak; a kind of cheese
• quarl - a curved segment of fireclay; a large brick or tile; a jelly-fish
• quart - a unit of volume, one fourth of a gallon
• quash - to suppress
• quasi - as it were; virtually; pseudo
• quass - kvass; a kind of Russian beer
• quata - a coaita, a South American monkey
• quate - quiet
• quats - plural of "quat", a nonentity; a small boil; a quaternary ammonium compound used in shampoo
• quauk - to quake
• quave - to quaver
• quawk - to quack or squawk
• quaws - plural of "quaw", a quagmire
• quawy - a stupid, ugly person
• quayd - daunted
• quays - plural of "quay", a wharf
• Qubad - a first name
• qubba - a small domed Muslim shrine
• qubit - a quantum bit, supposedly a superposition of states between 0 and 1
• queak - to squeak
• quean - a saucy girl
• quech - a variant of "queck"
• queck - to shrink; to stir or move
• queeb - any minor problem
• queef - a vaginal fart
• queem - queme, pleasant, agreeable, handy
• queen - a female hereditary sovereign; the wife of a king
• queer - strange; homosexual
• queet - an ankle; a gaiter; a coot
• quegh - a drinking vessel
• quell - to put out; to extinquish; to suppress
• quelt - a variant of "kilt"
• queme - pleasant; agreeable; handy
• quena - cuena, a primitive vertical reed flute
• Quent - a first name
• querk - to throttle; a quirk
• querl - to twirl; a coil
• quern - a primitive stone handmill for grinding grain
• query - a question
• quest - a search
• Queta - a first name
• quete - a collection of money for street performers
• quets - plural of "quet", the common guillemot
• queue - a line; a hair braid; a sort of waiting area for computer jobs
• queux - a confederation
• queyn - a quean, a saucy girl
• queys - plural of "quey", a young cow
• Quian - a first name
• quibs - plural of "quib", a quip; a jest
• quica - an Indian people of Guatemala; the four-eyed opossum
• quice - the queest, the European ringdove
• quich - to stir, to move
• quick - fast; alive
• Quico - a first name
• quids - plural of "quid", an English pound; a tobacco chew
• quien - a dog
• quiet - silent
• quiff - a curly lock; a girl
• quihi - an Anglo-Indian
• quila - a South American grass similar to bamboo
• quile - a coil
• quilk - a town in Austria
• quill - a first name; a feather; a pen
• quilp - a hideous dwarf
• quilt - a counterpane
• quime - a town in Bolivia
• quimp - a total jerk; a social outcast; the planet Saturn, one of several signs used in cartoon characters's maledicta balloons
• quims - plural of "quim", slang for the vagina
• quina - quinine; cinchona
• quine - a quean
• quink - a brant, a small dark wild goose
• Quinn - a first name
• quins - plural of "quin", a quintuplet; a scallop
• quint - a first name; a quintuplet; a musical fifth; five of a kind in mah-jongg
• quipo - an Incan knot language
• quips - plural of "quip", a retort; a witty saying
• quipu - an Incan knot language for sending the latest dope on a rope
• quira - a tropical American tree
• quire - a choir; 24 sheets of paper
• quirk - an oddity; a sudden twist
• quirl - a curl of hair
• quirt - a riding whip
• quish - cuish, defensive armor for the thighs
• quist - queest, the ringdove or woodpigeon
• Quita - a first name
• quite - very; exactly
• quito - a first name; the capital city of Ecuador
• quits - leaves; abandons; is clear of debt; is even
• quitu - a South American tribe
• qukes - a town in Albania
• qungs - plural of "Qung", a southern African people
• quoad - as far as; as to
• quobs - trembles
• Quock - a first name
• quods - plural of "quod", a prison
• quoib - a wombat
• quoif - a coif
• quoil - a coil
• quoin - a wedge
• quoit - a discus; a flat iron ring used in a game like horseshoes
• quoke - quaked
• quoll - a catlike longtailed carnivorous marsupial of Australia and New Guinea
• quonk - a disturbance near a television microphone or camera that disrupts recording
• quoob - an eccentric fool; a misfit
• quook - quaked
• quops - trembles; throbs
• quorn - a village in England; a synthetic food made from fungus
• quota - a limit
• quote - to cite
• quoth - a poetic form of "said"
• quott - an angel fish
• quran - the Koran
• qurna - a village in Iraq, locally reputed to be the location of Eden
• qursh - a Saudi Arabian coin worth 1/22 of a riyal
• quruq - a town in Afghanistan
• Qusai - a first name
• Qusay - a first name
• qutbs - plural of "qutb", an Islamic saint
• Quyen - a first name
• quyte - quit
• qvint - a Danish weight
• Qwinn - a first name
• qyshk - a town in Kosovo
• raads - plural of "raad", a South African parliament; an electric catfish
• raahe - a town in Finland
• raash - the electric catfish
• Rabaa - a first name
• rabab - a first name; a two-stringed spike fiddle
• Rabah - a first name
• rabak - a town in Sudan
• rabat - the capital city of Morocco; a sleeveless backless vestment; unglazed pottery
• rabbi - a first name; a Hebrew priest
• rabbo - a rabbit
• Rabea - a first name
• Rabee - a first name
• Rabei - a first name
• Rabel - a first name
• rabia - a first name; a village in Iraq
• rabic - pertaining to rabies
• rabid - infested with rabies
• Rabih - a first name
• rabis - plural of "rabi", the spring harvest in India and Pakistan
• rabot - a block for polishing marble or other rocks
• Rabri - a first name
• rabta - a town in Libya
• racas - plural of "raca", a term of contempt
• raced - ran; participated in a competitive running match; hurried
• Racel - a first name
• racer - one who races
• races - plural of "race", a competition; a genetic variety
• Racha - a first name
• rache - a dog that hunts by scent; a clue in "A Study in Scarlet"
• rachs - plural of "rach", a variant of "rache", a dog that hunts by scent
• racke - a dog that hunts by scent
• racks - plural of "rack", a grating; a display case; something that goes with a pinion
• racon - a kind of radio beacon used as a navigational aid
• radar - an electronic tracking device, "Radio Detection and Range"
• Raddy - a first name
• Radek - a first name
• rades - plural of "rade", a raid
• Radey - a first name
• radge - a gray duck; a psychotic
• radgy - stupid
• Radha - a first name
• Radhi - a first name
• Radhu - a first name
• radii - plural of "radius", an arm bone; a line from the center to the circumference of a circle
• Radik - a first name
• Radim - a first name
• Radia - a first name
• radio - an electronic transmitting device or receiver
• radix - a root; a numerical base
• Radka - a first name
• Radly - a first name
• radna - a town in Estonia
• radom - a city in east Poland
• radon - a radioactive gaseous element found only in middle class basements
• Rados - a first name
• Radue - a first name
• radyr - a town in Wales
• Radzi - a first name
• Raeda - a first name
• Raede - a first name
• Raeed - a first name
• Raela - a first name
• Raena - a first name
• Raene - a first name
• rafah - a first name; a town in the Gaza strip, near Egypt
• rafai - a town in the Central African Republic
• Rafal - a first name
• Rafat - a first name
• Rafee - a first name
• Rafel - a first name
• Rafer - a first name
• raffe - a three-cornered sail
• Raffi - a first name
• raffs - plural of "raff", riff-raff, rabble
• Raffy - a first name
• rafha - a town in Saudi Arabia
• rafia - a nickname for the Irish Republican Army (RA), associating it with the Mafia
• Rafic - a first name
• Rafiq - a first name
• rafte - a past tense of "reave"
• rafts - plural of "raft", a flat floating framework for transportation; a large quantity
• rafty - damp; rancid
• Raful - a first name
• ragae - a town in ancient Iran
• Ragan - a first name
• ragas - plural of "raga", a Hindu musical form
• ragay - a town in the Philippines
• ragde - ragged
• raged - fumed; stormed
• ragee - an East Indian cereal grass
• Rageh - a first name
• rager - one who rages; a bad-tempered cow
• rages - another name for Rai, a town in northern Persia; plural of "rage", anger; fury
• ragga - a town in Syria; a pop music style derived from reggae, incorporating faster electronic styles
• raggi - an East Indian cereal grass
• raggs - plural of "ragg", a sandstone
• raggy - an East Indian cereal grass; ragged; like a rag
• Raghd - a first name
• Raghu - a first name
• ragis - plural of "ragi", an East Indian cereal grass
• Ragna - a first name
• Rahab - a first name
• Raham - a first name
• Rahav - a first name
• Raheb - a first name
• rahed - hurrahed
• Rahel - a first name
• Rahil - a first name
• Rahim - a first name
• Rahna - a first name
• Rahni - a first name
• rahue - a river in Chile
• Rahul - a first name
• rahus - plural of "rahu", the dark planet in Hindu mythology
• rahzo - a red-nosed man
• raiae - the order of elasmobranch fishes that includes the skate and the sawfish
• Raiah - a first name
• raias - plural of "raia", a Turkish non-Muslim
• Raica - a first name
• Raico - a first name
• Raida - a first name
• raids - plural of "raid", a foray or attack
• raihu - a river in New Guinea
• raiks - goes; ranges
• Raila - a first name
• raile - to flow; to gush
• rails - a respiratory disease; long guiding rods
• Raimo - a first name
• Raina - a first name
• raine - a first name; to reign
• Raini - a first name
• Rainn - a first name
• rains - plural of "rain", precipitation
• rainy - a first name; characterized by rain
• Raiph - a first name
• raips - plural of "raip", a measure of one rod; a rope
• raird - reird
• Raisa - a first name
• raise - to increase; to lift up; to rear
• raita - Indian yoghurt
• raith - a period of three months
• raits - exposes to moisture
• Raiza - a first name
• Rajaa - a first name
• rajab - the seventh month of the Moslem calendar
• rajae - a first name, the order of elasmobranch fishes that includes the skate and the sawfish
• rajah - a first name; an Indian ruler
• Rajai - a first name
• rajas - a guna of Sankhya philosophy; plural of "raja", an Indian ruler
• Rajat - a first name
• Rajee - a first name
• Rajen - a first name
• rajer - a village in Lebanon
• rajes - plural of "raj", a dominion
• Rajia - a first name
• Rajib - a first name
• rajii - the order of elasmobranch fishes that includes the skate and the sawfish
• Rajin - a first name
• Rajiv - a first name
• Rajko - a first name
• rajma - an Indian bean dish
• Rajni - a first name
• Rakaa - a first name
• rakah - a fixed series of ritual movements in Muslim daily prayers
• rakan - an Asian cape
• raked - searched; combed
• rakee - variant of "raki", a Turkish liqueur
• Rakel - a first name
• raker - a ransacker; a scraper
• rakes - plural of "rake", a garden implement; a roue
• rakhi - a woven Indian bracelet
• rakia - a first name; a Yugoslavian brandy
• Rakin - a first name
• rakis - plural of "raki", a Turkish liqueur
• rakka - a town in Syria
• rakus - plural of "raku", a kind of coarse-grained Japanese pottery
• Raldy - a first name
• Raleb - a first name
• Ralee - a first name
• rales - plural of "rale", an abnormal respiratory sound frequently preceding death
• Raley - a first name
• rally - a first name; to recover; a celebratory party
• Ralna - a first name
• ralph - a first name; a mischievous raven
• ramah - a first name; a biblical place
• ramal - branching; pertaining to a ramus
• raman - a first name; of or related to Rama
• ramas - plural of "Rama", a heroic incarnation of Vishnu
• Ramaz - a first name
• rambo - a first name; per the French, the "bad" American film character, as opposed to the good Jerry Lewis
• ramed - a shipbuilding term, meaning framed on the stocks
• ramee - ramie, an Asiatic plant yielding a rope fiber
• ramen - a kind of noodle
• rames - bones; a skeleton
• ramet - a plant that results from cloning
• ramex - a hernia
• Ramey - a first name
• Ramez - a first name
• ramie - a first name; an Asiatic shrub; a rope fiber; a strong lustrous fabric
• ramil - a first name; a town in Iraq
• ramin - a first name; a Malaysian tree
• ramis - plural of "rami", a plant of the nettle family
• Ramit - a first name
• Ramiz - a first name
• ramla - a first name; a town in Israel
• rammy - strongly scented; randy; having the delicate aroma of a rutting goat
• ramon - a first name; the breadnut
• Ramos - a first name
• Rampa - a first name
• rampe - the cuckoopint
• ramps - plural of "ramp", a slope; a rampion
• Ramsy - a first name
• ramus - a branch; a twig; a barb; part of the connection between the lower and upper jaws
• Ramya - a first name
• Ramza - a first name
• Ramzi - a first name
• Ranae - a first name
• ranal - similar to the family of ranunculaceous plants
• ranas - plural of "rana", a Rajput prince; a genus of frogs
• Ranat - a first name
• rance - a first name; a rocket trough; Belgian marble; a river in France
• ranch - a cattle farm; an unpleasantly overwhelmingly creamy salad dressing
• Ranci - a first name
• ranco - a lake in Chile
• Rancy - a first name
• Randa - a first name
• Rande - a first name
• Randi - a first name
• rands - plural of "rand", a South African coin; a strip of leather; a border
• randy - a first name; lusty
• ranee - a first name; an Indian queen
• Ranen - a first name
• Ranga - a first name
• range - a first name; a gamut; a mountain chain; a cooking stove
• Rangi - a first name
• rangy - long limbed and slender; having highs and lows
• Rania - a first name
• ranid - a kind of frog
• Ranie - a first name
• Ranil - a first name
• ranis - plural of "rani", an Indian queen
• Ranit - a first name
• Ranja - a first name
• Ranji - a first name
• ranke - a jog-trot
• Ranko - a first name
• ranks - plural of "rank", an ordering; a row
• Ranna - a first name
• ranny - a shrew; a poor-quality calf; an emaciated person
• Ranon - a first name
• rants - argues or disputes wildly
• ranty - boisterous; vociferous
• raobs - plural of "raob", a meteorological observation made by radiosonde
• Raouf - a first name
• Raoul - a first name
• rapan - a native of Rapa, a Polynesian island
• raped - sexually assaulted
• rapee - the victim of a rape
• rapel - a river in Chile
• raper - a rapist
• rapes - sexually assaults
• Rapha - a first name
• raphe - an anatomical seam, such as that between the upper lip and nose; a rib; a partition; a dice game
• Raphy - a first name
• rapid - quick, except when used in the phrase "rapid transit system"
• rapin - a devouring animal
• rappe - a coin
• rarau - a town in Romania
• rared - rose up on the hind legs
• raree - a street show; a peep show
• rarer - more rare; one who rares
• rares - rises up on the hind legs
• raron - a town in Switzerland
• rarzo - a red-nosed man
• rasae - part of "tabulae rasae", the plural of "tabula rasa", a "cleaned slate"
• rased - demolished
• raser - one who demolishes
• rases - demolishes; plural of "ras", an Ethiopian prince
• Rasha - a first name
• Rasho - a first name
• rasht - a town in Iran
• rashy - like a rash; covered in rashes
• Rasia - a first name
• Rasim - a first name
• Rasja - a first name
• rason - rhason; a town in North Korea
• raspa - a Mexican dance which includes shuffling and a polka pivot; a Cuban percussion instrument
• rasps - abrades; speaks hoarsely
• raspy - hoarse; rough
• rasse - a small civet
• rasta - a Rastafarian
• rasty - unattractive; harsh-looking
• Rasul - a first name
• Rasya - a first name
• ratal - the amount on which a tax rate is assessed
• ratan - a first name; rattan; a cane
• ratas - plural of "rata", a New Zealand ironwood tree
• ratch - a pawl; a ratchet; a dog
• rateb - a town in Egypt
• rated - valued; ranked; scolded
• ratel - a honey-badger; a unit of weight in Arabia
• rater - an assessor
• rates - scolds; deserves; plural of "rate", a speed; a cost
• ratha - a first name; a car; a chariot
• rathe - early; quick; eager
• Rathi - a first name
• raths - plural of "rath", a prehistoric hill fort; a horse carriage; a creature given to outgrabing, of Charles Dodgson
• Ratih - a first name
• Ratik - a first name
• ratio - a fraction
• Ratip - a first name
• Ratka - a first name
• ratly - like a rat
• Ratna - a first name
• raton - a small rat; a town in New Mexico
• ratoo - a local chief or ruler in Indonesia
• ratos - plural of "RATO", a rocket assisted takeoff (compare JATOS)
• Ratse - a first name
• ratso - drunk
• ratsy - like a rat
• ratta - a bulging bicep
• ratti - ruttee; a unit of weight in India
• ratty - infested with rats; irascible; an affectionate address for one's rat
• Ratul - a first name
• ratus - plural of "ratu", a local chief or ruler in Indonesia
• ratwa - a muntjac
• rauch - a town in Argentina
• Raula - a first name
• rauli - a first name; a large Chilean timber tree
• Raulo - a first name
• rauma - a town in Finland
• rauns - plural of "raun", a mass of eggs carried by a fish
• raupo - a common cattail
• rauti - a town in Romania
• Ravan - a first name
• ravat - a village in Afghanistan
• raved - praised extravagantly; carried on
• Ravee - a first name
• ravel - to entangle; to untwist
• raven - a first name; a black bird, often quothing "Nevermore"
• raver - one who raves
• raves - praises extravagantly; plural of "rave", an ecstatic dance and drug celebration
• Ravia - a first name
• Ravid - a first name
• Ravil - a first name
• ravin - a first name; a raven; a prey; plunder
• Raviv - a first name
• ravne - a town in Slovenia
• Ravon - a first name
• rawah - a town in Iraq
• rawai - an African cape
• Rawan - a first name
• Rawda - a first name
• rawer - more raw
• Rawhi - a first name
• Rawia - a first name
• rawin - a radar wind speed measurement performed by tracking a balloon
• rawly - a first name; unskillfully; unartfully; not cooked
• Rawna - a first name
• rawns - plural of "rawn", a variant of "rowen"
• raxed - stretched out, as on awakening
• raxes - stretches out
• rayah - a first name; a Christian agricultural laborer in the Ottoman society
• rayak - a town in Lebanon
• Rayan - a first name
• rayas - plural of "raya", a Christian agricultural laborer in the Ottoman society
• Raych - a first name
• rayed - shone; arrayed; having rays
• Rayel - a first name
• rayle - rail
• rayls - plural of "rayl", a unit of measurement of specific acoustic resistance
• Rayma - a first name
• Rayna - a first name
• rayne - a first name; to reign
• rayon - an artificial fabric
• Rayya - a first name
• razed - tore down
• razee - to cut down; a ship reduced in height by removing the upper deck
• Razel - a first name
• razer - a demolisher
• razes - tears down
• Razia - a first name
• Razie - a first name
• Raziq - a first name
• Razne - a first name
• razon - an aerial bomb guided by radio
• razoo - a small amount of money
• razor - a sharp cutting instrument; an instrument for removing facial skin and occasional bits of hair
• razzo - the nose
• Razzy - a first name
• Reaad - a first name
• reach - an expanse; a stretch; a scope
• react - to respond to
• readd - to add again
• Reade - a first name
• reads - extracts information visually; peruses
• ready - prepared
• reage - to restore the effects of ageing
• reaim - to aim again
• reair - to air again
• reais - plural of "real", a monetary unit of Brazil
• reaks - plural of "reak", a prank or practical joke
• realm - a kingdom; a domain
• realo - a "realistic" member of the Green Party
• reals - plural of "real", a real number; a monetary unit of Brazil
• reame - a realm
• reams - bores out; plural of "ream", 500 sheets of paper
• reamy - a first name; creamy; frothy
• Reana - a first name
• reans - rines; rones; runes; ditches
• reaps - harvests
• rearm - to arm again
• rears - raises; plural of "rear", the backside
• reask - to ask again
• reast - to dry by smoke; a rally of strokes between two tennis players
• Reasy - a first name
• reata - a riata; a lariat
• reate - a water-crowfoot; the Latin name for Rieti, Italy
• reats - plural of "reat", an offense
• reave - a first name; to bereave; to deprive; to rob
• rebab - an ancient short-necked fiddle with two strings, of Oriental origin
• rebag - to bag again
• Rebah - a first name
• reban - to ban again
• rebar - a steel reinforcing bar used in concrete; to bar again
• rebat - to bat again
• Rebaz - a first name
• Rebba - a first name
• rebbe - a rabbi; a Jewish religious teacher
• rebec - a rebeck; a medieval Moorish fiddle with three or four strings
• rebed - to put to bed again; to replace in a bed
• rebee - to replace bees
• rebeg - to beg again
• rebel - a first name; to oppose; to rise up against
• rebet - to bet again
• rebia - a coin
• rebid - to bid again
• rebin - to bin again
• rebis - an Algerian unit of measurement
• rebit - bit again
• rebob - to bob, or cut short, again
• rebop - a first name; a kind of music
• rebox - to box again
• rebra - to repace a bra; to replace into a bra
• rebud - to bud again
• rebug - to bug again
• rebun - to form back into a bun
• rebus - a puzzle in which pictures stand for words or syllables
• rebut - to argue against
• rebuy - to buy again
• recal - recall
• recam - to change the cams
• recan - to can again
• recap - to recapitulate
• recar - to repack into cars again
• recce - reconnaisance; to reconnoiter
• recco - reconnaisance; to reconnoiter
• reccy - reconnaisance; to reconnoiter
• recif - a reef or bar
• recit - a narrative in a book
• recks - is concerned about
• recog - to supply with cogs again
• recon - reconnaissance
• recta - plural of "rectum", the terminal part of the intestine
• recti - plural of "rectus", any of several straight muscles
• recto - the front (right, odd-numbered) side of a page in a book
• recup - to put back into a cup; to add cups to; to reform into a cup
• recur - to happen again
• recut - to cut again
• redan - an earthwork; a redoubt
• reddi - a Munda-speaking agricultural people of central India
• redds - puts in order; plural of "redd", a salmon spawning pit
• reded - advised
• redes - advises
• redge - gold; money
• Redha - a first name
• redia - a flatworm larva
• redid - did again
• redie - to die again
• redif - a reserve force in the Turkish army
• redig - to dig again
• redin - a mysterious prehistoric people thought to have populated the Maldives
• redip - to dip again
• redly - a first name; blushingly; of a red color
• redos - plural of "redo", a thing that is done again
• redot - to dot again
• redox - acronym: "REDuction OXidation", a kind of chemical reaction
• redry - to dry again
• redub - to dub again; to name again
• redue - due again
• redug - dug again
• redux - a reappearance; a return
• redye - to dye again
• Reeba - a first name
• Reece - a first name
• reech - to reek
• Reeda - a first name
• reede - a reed
• reeds - plural of "reed", a swamp plant; a musical implement; a unit of measurement of 6 cubits
• reedy - a first name; filled with reeds; a thin tone
• reefs - reduces sail area; plural of "reef", an underwater ridge of rock or coral
• reefy - full of rocks
• reeks - gives off a disgusting smell
• reeky - smoky; vaporous
• reels - staggers; plural of "reel", a spool; a dance
• Reema - a first name
• reems - plural of "reem", the unicorn of the Bible
• Reena - a first name
• reens - plural of "reen", a variant of "rhine"
• Reeny - a first name
• reepo - a repossesion man
• Reese - a first name
• reesk - rank grass; a waste land
• reest - to resist; to arrest; to smoke or cure meat
• Reeta - a first name
• reeth - a town in England
• Reeva - a first name
• reeve - a first name; a steward
• refab - to fabricate again
• refan - to fan again
• refar - to repeat; to go over again
• refat - a first name; to make fat again
• refax - to fax again
• refed - fed again
• refel - to refute; to reject
• refer - to submit; to advert
• Refet - a first name
• refez - to restore a fez
• reffo - a refugee, particularly from the Nazis
• refib - to tell a fib again
• refin - to supply with fins again
• refir - to supply with firs again
• refit - to fit again; to repair
• refix - to fix again
• refly - to fly again
• Refna - a first name
• refog - to fog again
• refry - to fry again
• refts - plural of "reft", a chink or rift
• refur - to supply with fur again
• refut - refuge
• regag - to apply a gag again
• Regai - a first name
• regal - royal; a portable reed organ
• regan - a first name; the younger wicked daughter in "King Lear"
• regap - reset the gap in sparkplugs
• regar - regur, rich black cotton soil
• regas - to refill with gas
• regay - a town in Afghanistan
• regel - to gel again
• regem - to supply with gems again
• regen - a first name; to regenerate
• reges - plural of "rex", a king
• reget - to regain
• regex - a "regular expression", a computer science term for a pattern
• regga - a Bantu-speaking people
• Reggi - a first name
• reggo - automobile registration
• Reggy - a first name
• Regia - a first name
• regie - a governmental monopoly
• Regin - a first name
• Regis - a first name
• regle - a groove for a sliding door
• regma - any fruit of 3 or more carpels that separate from the axis at maturity
• regna - plural of "regnum"
• regne - reign
• regos - plural of "rego", a car registration
• regot - got back
• regum - to apply gum again
• regur - a rich black loam of India
• rehab - rehabilitation
• rehad - had again
• rehat - to supply with hats again; to modify the insignia of a military force
• rehem - to hem again
• rehew - to hew again
• rehid - to hide again
• rehip - to perform a tilling operation on a field
• rehit - to hit again
• Rehna - a first name
• rehoe - to hoe again
• rehop - to hop again
• rehti - a town in India
• rehub - to devise a new hub; to change hubs
• rehue - to add color, or change the color of something
• rehug - to hug again
• rehum - a first name; to hum again
• reice - a first name; to ice again
• reich - an empire
• Reida - a first name
• Reide - a first name
• reidh - a British cape
• Reies - a first name
• reifs - plural of "reif", a robbery
• reify - to materialize; to objectify
• reign - to rule
• Reijo - a first name
• reiki - a Japanese spa treatment
• Reiko - a first name
• reiks - reaks
• reims - a French cathedral city; plural of "reim", a leather rope
• reina - a first name; a California rockfish
• Reine - a first name
• reink - to ink again
• Reino - a first name
• reins - restrains; the kidneys
• Reiny - a first name
• reird - an uproar
• reist - to baulk; to arrest
• reits - plural of "reit", a sedge or seaweed
• reive - to ravage; to reave
• rejet - to jet again
• rejig - to rejigger; to adjust; to modify
• rejon - a lance with a wooden handle used in bullfighting
• reked - recked
• rekes - recks
• rekey - to key again, as when an untrustworthy tenant leaves an apartment
• Rekha - a first name
• rekne - to reckon
• relag - to lag again
• relap - to pass someone yet again on a circular track
• relax - to abate; to slacken
• relay - to lay again; to pass along
• reled - led again
• releg - to restore legs
• relet - to lease again
• relex - reverse lexicographic orderc
• relic - a memento; a souvenir
• relid - to place a lid on something again
• relie - to assemble; to collect together; to lie again
• relik - a relic
• relip - to reform the lips
• relit - lit again
• Relja - a first name
• rello - a relative
• relob - to lob again
• relog - to log again
• relop - to lop again
• relot - to redivide into lots
• relug - to lug again
• Remah - a first name
• reman - to get a fresh crew
• remap - to map again
• remar - a first name; to mar again
• remat - to mat again
• Remee - a first name
• remen - an Egyptian measure, a royal cubit divided by the square root of 2
• remes - plural of "reme", a realm
• remet - met again
• remex - a flight feather
• Remie - a first name
• remit - to replace; to diminish; to release; to pay
• remix - to mix again; a bird feather
• Remmy - a first name
• remob - to mob again; to remobilize
• remop - to mop again
• remow - to mow again
• remud - to reapply plaster or joint compound
• remue - to remove
• remug - to restore to a mug; to resupply with mugs
• remus - a first name; the twin of Romulus
• Remzi - a first name
• renab - to nab again
• Renae - a first name
• renag - to nag again
• renal - of the kidneys
• Renan - a first name
• renap - to restore or replace the nap of a fabric
• Renat - a first name
• renay - a first name; to renounce
• renca - a town in Chile
• rends - tears apart
• Rendy - a first name
• rened - a variant of "reined"
• Renee - a first name
• reneg - to renege
• renes - the kidneys
• renet - to net again
• renew - to make new again; to extend the life of something
• reney - a first name; to renounce
• renga - a series of linked poems, beginning with a hokku
• rengo - a town in Chile
• rengs - plural of "reng", a rung, a rank, a row
• Renia - a first name
• renib - to replace the nib
• Renie - a first name
• renig - to renege
• renin - an enzyme produced by the kidney in response to stress
• renip - to nip again
• renix - to deny something again
• Renke - a first name
• Renna - a first name
• renne - a first name; to run
• Renny - a first name
• renod - to nod again
• Renos - a first name
• rente - a government pension
• rents - tears; leases
• Renzo - a first name
• reoil - to oil again
• reorg - a reorganization
• reown - to reassert ownership
• repad - to pad again
• repan - to pan again
• repat - to repatriate; a repatriate
• repaw - to paw again
• repay - to pay back; to pay again
• repeg - to place on a peg again; to fix a currency that was floating
• repel - to push away
• repen - to put into a pen again
• repet - to repeat
• repew - to place into a pew again
• repin - to pin again
• repit - to pit again
• repla - plural of "replum", a plant part
• reply - to answer
• repod - to place into a pod again
• repop - to pop again
• repos - plural of "repo", a repossessed item
• repot - to pot again; to transplant
• repps - plural of "repp", a cross-ribbed fabric
• repro - to reproduce
• rerag - to supply again with rags; to tease again
• reran - ran again
• rerat - to betray again (used by Winston Churchill)
• reree - a catail
• reref - to reassign referees; to change a reference
• rereg - reregulation, that is, to restore regulation that had been lifted
• rerep - to change one's representative
• rerib - to provide with new ribs; to tease again
• rerid - to rid again
• rerig - to rig again
• rerim - to put new rims on a tire
• rerip - to rip again
• rerob - to rob again
• rerod - a reinforcing rod, a construction material
• rerot - to rot again
• rerow - to row again, as in a rowing competition
• rerub - to rub again
• rerug - to replace rugs
• rerun - to run again
• rerut - to cause ruts again
• Resad - a first name
• resag - to sag again
• resai - rezai
• resat - sat again
• resaw - saw again
• resay - to say again
• resee - to see again
• reses - shakes; trembles
• reset - to set again
• resew - to sew again
• resex - to sex again
• resid - a type of fuel oil
• resin - a sticky plant sap
• resip - to sip again
• resit - to sit again
• resko - a town in Poland
• resod - to sod again
• resow - to sow again
• resps - plural of "resp", a respiration; a disease of sheep
• resta - a town in Sweden
• resto - a restaurant; a restored car, often used as a hot rod
• rests - relaxes; ceases work
• Restu - a first name
• resty - indolent; restive
• resue - to sue again
• resup - to sup again
• retab - to tabulate again; to reassign TAB positions
• retag - to tag again
• retan - to tan again
• retap - to tap again
• retar - to tar again
• retax - to tax again
• retch - to vomit; to reach
• retee - to tee again
• retem - a desert shrub
• retes - plural of "rete", a plexus; a network of vessels
• retet - to again subdivide a volume into tetrahedrons
• retex - to annul
• Retha - a first name
• retia - plural of "rete", an anatomical mesh
• retie - to tie again
• retin - to cover with tin again
• retip - to tip again; to change the tip; to rearm a missile
• Retno - a first name
• retog - to reclothe
• retop - to top again
• retow - to tow again
• retox - to retoxify something (perhaps oneself, perhaps with alcohol)
• retro - referring to the past; pointing backwards
• retry - to try again
• Retta - a first name
• rette - a cigarette
• retti - a unit of weight in India
• retub - to replace into a tub
• Reuel - a first name
• reule - rule
• reume - realm
• reune - to hold a reunion
• reups - signs up again; enlists again
• reuse - to use again
• reuss - a river in Switzerland
• reval - a Baltic seaport
• revar - river
• revel - to feast; to carouse; another name for Reval
• rever - revers
• reves - plural of "reve", a dream; a reverie
• revet - a revetment; to face with stone
• Revia - a first name
• revie - to outdo; to bandy words
• revue - a variety entertainment
• revvs - steps up the revolutions
• rewad - to wad again
• rewan - a town in Iraq
• rewax - to wax again
• rewed - to wed again; rued
• rewer - a ruer
• rewes - rues
• rewet - a part of a wheel-lock; to wet again
• rewig - to replace a wig
• rewin - to win again
• rewle - rule
• rewme - realm
• rewon - won again
• rewth - ruth
• Rexan - a first name
• rexes - plural of "rex", an animal with a single layer of wavy hair
• Reyba - a first name
• Reyde - a first name
• reyes - a first name; a North American cape; a town in Bolivia
• Reyna - a first name
• Reyne - a first name
• reyns - plural of "reyn", a measurement of poundals per square foot
• reyse - to go on a military expedition; to raise
• rezai - a cotton-filled coverlet
• Rezin - a first name
• Rezso - a first name
• rhamn - a bramble
• Rhawn - a first name
• rheae - a suborder of the Rheidae family
• Rheah - a first name
• rheas - plural of "rhea", a flightless bird
• Rheba - a first name
• rheem - part of Moraga
• rheic - of rhubarb
• rhein - chrysophanic acid; a German river
• rheme - a part of a sentence that conveys new information
• Rheta - a first name
• Rhett - a first name
• rheum - rhubarb; a watery discharge from the mucous membranes; a genus of Asian herbs
• Rhian - a first name
• rhime - rhyme
• rhina - squatina; an angel fish
• rhine - a German river; a rine; a ditch
• rhino - a rhinoceros; money; acronym: "Really Here In Name Only" (of a student)
• Rhoan - a first name
• Rhoda - a first name
• rhode - a first name; an island; one's best friend
• rhodo - a rhododendron
• rhody - a first name; a nickname for the state of Rhode Island; a rhododendron
• rhoeo - an oyster plant
• rhoid - a bothersome person (from "hemorrhoid")
• rhomb - a rhombohedron, an equilateral parallelogram
• rhoms - plural of "rhom", a parallelogram brick
• Rhona - a first name
• rhone - a French river; an eaves gutter; a rone
• rhumb - a loxodromic curve; a point of the compass
• Rhyan - a first name
• rhyme - to sound similar
• rhymy - containing many rhymes
• rhyne - a first name; Russian hemp
• rhyta - ancient Greek drinking horns
• riach - hair (from backslang)
• Riadh - a first name
• rials - plural of "rial", a monetary unit of Iran
• Riana - a first name
• Riane - a first name
• Riann - a first name
• riant - laughing
• riata - a lariat; a lasso
• Riayn - a first name
• riban - ribbon
• ribat - an Islamic monastery
• ribby - containing prominent ribs; a baseball slang term for "run batted in"
• ribes - the currant genus
• ribit - an imitation of the sound of a frog
• ribky - a Russian town that Napoleon passed through
• rican - part of the phrase "Puerto Rican" or "Costa Rican"
• Ricca - a first name
• Ricci - a first name
• Ricco - a first name
• Riccy - a first name
• riced - processed through a ricer
• ricer - a rice processor; an implement for ricing potatoes
• rices - plural of "rice", a grain
• ricey - containing rice; tasting of rice
• Richa - a first name
• riche - a North American cape; rich, as in "nouveau riche"
• Richi - a first name
• richt - right
• Richy - a first name
• ricin - a toxic protein from the bean of the castor-oil plant
• Ricka - a first name
• Ricke - a first name
• Ricki - a first name
• ricks - a first name; plural of "rick", a haystack
• Ricky - a first name
• Ricou - a first name
• Ricsi - a first name
• Riczi - a first name
• Ridar - a first name
• riden - a variant past perfect of "ride"
• rider - a first name; one who rides; an addition to a bill or contract
• rides - travels upon a conveyance
• ridge - a first name; an edge; a crest
• ridgy - a first name; furrowed
• Ridha - a first name
• ridic - ridiculous
• Ridly - a first name
• Rieca - a first name
• riefs - plural of "rief", a robbery
• Rieka - a first name
• Rieko - a first name
• riels - plural of "riel", a monetary unit of Cambodia
• riems - plural of "riem", a leather strap
• Rienk - a first name
• riesa - a first name; a town in Germany
• Riess - a first name
• Rieta - a first name
• rieti - a town in Italy, site of a famous battle
• rieve - reave
• Rifai - a first name
• Rifat - a first name
• rifer - more abundant
• riffi - the Berbers who inhabit the Rif mountains of northern Morocco, or their language
• riffs - riffles; plural of "riff", a showy piece of guitar work
• Rifha - a first name
• Rifka - a first name
• Rifki - a first name
• rifle - a long bore gun with a rifled barrel; to ransack
• rifte - a past tense of "rive
• rifts - plural of "rift", a cleft
• rifty - containing many rifts
• rigas - plural of "riga", a deal, a kind of balsam
• rigby - a first name; a town in Idaho
• rigel - a first name; a star
• riggs - plural of "rigg", the dogfish
• right - correct; the direction opposite to left; an inalienable privilege
• rigid - stiff; unyielding
• rigil - a star
• rigmo - rigor mortis
• rigol - a diadem; a crown; a circle
• rigor - stiffness; preciseness
• Rihab - a first name
• Rihat - a first name
• Rikia - a first name
• rikka - a first name; an early form of Japanese flower arranging
• Rikki - a first name
• Rikky - a first name
• riled - stirred up
• riles - stirs up
• Riley - a first name
• Rilie - a first name
• Rilla - a first name
• rille - a lunar valley
• rills - plural of "rill", a small brook
• rilly - containing many brooks
• Rilya - a first name
• Rilye - a first name
• rimac - a river in Peru that goes through Lima
• rimae - plural of "rima", a long narrow aperture or cleft
• rimal - referring to the passage in the glottis between the true vocal cords
• rimas - breadfruit; plural of "rima", a wood nymph
• Rimaz - a first name
• rimed - frosted
• rimer - an enlarged tool
• rimes - plural of "rime", a rhyme; hoar frost
• rimey - to write verse in rhyme; covered in hoar frost
• Rimma - a first name
• rimpi - a village in Finland
• rimus - plural of "rimu", the imou pine
• Rinaa - a first name
• Rinah - a first name
• Rinat - a first name
• rinca - an Indonesian island
• rince - a drink
• Rinde - a first name
• rinds - plural of "rind", a peel; a husk
• rindy - a first name; containing many rinds, pieces of rinds, or a thick rind
• rined - having a rind
• rines - plural of "rine", a rind; a rone; a rune; a watercourse
• ringe - a first name; a heather whisk
• ringo - a first name; a treat (?) made from sea holly
• rings - sounds a bell; plural of "ring", a circlet; an item of finger jewelry
• ringy - resembling a ring
• Rinko - a first name
• rinks - plural of "rink", a skating arena
• Rinku - a first name
• rinky - used in the phrase "rinky dink", meaning little, cheap, worthless
• Rinna - a first name
• Rinne - a first name
• rinse - to clean; to wash quickly with water
• Rinus - a first name
• rioja - a town in Spain; a town in Peru; a red Spanish wine
• Riona - a first name
• rioni - a river in the republic of Georgia
• riots - plural of "riot", a melee; an uprising
• Ripal - a first name
• riped - ripened
• ripen - to mature
• riper - more mature
• ripes - ripens
• ripey - indicative of ripeness
• Riply - a first name
• ripon - a spur; a town in Wisconsin; an English town
• ripps - plural of "ripp", a handful
• rippy - excellent; exciting
• Ripsi - a first name
• Riqua - a first name
• Riqui - a first name
• risan - a town in Montenegro
• risen - ascended; awakened
• riser - a rebel; someone getting up from sleep; a stair-board
• rises - ascends
• Risha - a first name
• rishi - a first name; a poet; a Vedic seer
• Riska - a first name
• risks - plural of "risk", a danger
• risky - dangerous; uncertain
• Risly - a first name
• rison - a town in Arkansas
• risor - a town in Norway
• risps - rasps; grates; plural of "risp", a notched bar
• rissa - a first name; the kittiwake genus
• Risto - a first name
• risus - a grin, often in an unpleasantly medical context
• Ritch - a first name
• rited - initiated; having passed through a ritual
• rites - plural of "rite", a ritual
• Ritha - a first name
• rithe - a small stream
• Rithy - a first name
• ritmo - in musical notation, "rhythm"
• Ritsa - a first name
• Ritsi - a first name
• Ritsy - a first name
• Ritta - a first name
• Ritti - a first name
• ritts - scores; scratches
• ritzy - fancy; ostentatious
• riura - a town in Kenya
• Rivah - a first name
• rival - a competitor
• rivas - plural of "riva", a rift, a cleft
• Rivca - a first name
• rived - tore apart; referring to wood that was split, not sawn
• rivel - to wrinkle; to shrivel
• riven - rent; split
• river - a first name; a stream; a torrent; one who tears apart
• rives - a first name; tears apart
• rivet - a metal fastener
• rivie - a Buick Riviera
• Rivka - a first name
• rivne - a city in Ukraine
• rivos - plural of "rivo", a drinking cry
• Rivvy - a first name
• rixle - to rule
• Riyad - a first name
• riyal - a Sudanese coin
• Riyaz - a first name
• Rizal - a first name
• rizas - plural of "riza", a overlay for an icon
• rizom - a head of corn or oats
• Rizus - a first name
• Rizza - a first name
• roach - an immortal ubiquitous insect; a marijuana cigarette
• roads - plural of "road", a path; a street
• roady - an assistant to a traveling band or show; travel-worn
• roaky - hazy, nebulous
• Roald - a first name
• roams - wanders
• Roana - a first name
• Roann - a first name
• roans - plural of "roan", a horse with white spots
• Roark - a first name
• roars - bellows
• roart - any kind of trick or deception
• roary - a first name; noisy; dewy
• roast - to cook over a high flame
• roate - rote
• Robbi - a first name
• robbo - a horse and trap; a cab
• Robby - a first name
• robed - attired
• Robee - a first name
• Roben - a first name
• rober - a first name; one who helps another to put on formal robes
• robes - plural of "robe", a long loose outer garment
• robey - a first name; like a robe
• Robhy - a first name
• Robie - a first name
• robin - a first name; a bird
• roble - a Californian white oak
• robot - a mechanical humanoid
• robug - a remotely controlled climbing machine with suckers on the end of legs
• robur - an English oak; the best of anything
• robyn - a first name; a robin
• rocca - a fortress; one of the Canary Islands
• Rocco - a first name
• rocha - a town in Uruquay
• roche - a first name; any of various rocks or geological strata; the drug Rohypnol
• Rocio - a first name
• rocks - shakes; lulls; plural of "rock", a stone
• rocky - a first name; unsteady; stony
• rocoa - the orange pulp covering the seeds of the plant from which annotto is made
• rocta - a medieval violin
• Rodas - a first name
• rodby - a town in Denmark
• rodda - a Cadillac
• rodds - plural of "rodd", a crossbow for shooting stones
• roddy - a first name; full of rods; ruddy
• roded - performed a regular evening flight
• rodel - a first name; a town in the Outer Hebrides
• roden - a town in the Netherlands; a British river
• rodeo - a cowboy festival
• rodes - plural of "rode", a cable, chain or rope attached to the anchor of a small boat
• rodey - a first name; a rodeo rider
• rodez - a town in southern France
• rodge - a first name; a gray duck
• Rodgy - a first name
• Rodie - a first name
• rodna - a town in Romania
• roers - plural of "roer", a heavy long-barreled elephant gun
• rogan - a first name; as in "rogan josh", a kind of stew; a bowl
• Rogda - a first name
• roger - a first name; to have sexual intercourse; yes
• rogue - a rascal
• roguy - roguish
• rohan - a first name; redwood mahogany
• Rohin - a first name
• Rohit - a first name
• rohob - an inspissated juice
• rohri - a town in northern India
• rohun - an East Indian tree
• rohus - plural of "rohu", a small mouthed Indian cyprinid fish
• roial - a variant of "royal"
• Roice - a first name
• roids - plural of "roid", a hemorrhoid
• roils - stirs up
• roily - muddy
• roins - roynes, whispers, mutters
• roint - aroint
• roist - to bluster
• rojas - a town in Argentina
• Rojay - a first name
• rojis - plural of "roji", a form of Japanese garden design
• roked - reeked; smoked
• rokee - parched Indian corn
• roker - the thornback ray; a marijuana smoker
• rokes - reeks; smokes; mists
• rokey - reeking; smoky; misty
• rokha - a town in Afghanistan
• rokko - an Asian cape
• rolag - a roll of combed sheep's wool ready for spinning
• Rolah - a first name
• Rolan - a first name
• Roldy - a first name
• Rolek - a first name
• roleo - a log-rolling tournament
• roles - plural of "role", a part in a play
• Roley - a first name
• Rolfe - a first name
• Rolin - a first name
• rolla - a first name; a town in Missouri
• Rolle - a first name
• Rollo - a first name
• rolls - turns over; plural of "roll", a bun
• rolly - a first name; a suitcase with wheels
• Rolon - a first name
• Rolph - a first name
• romal - a handkerchief or headcloth; a silk or cotton fabric; a whip made from a horse's reins
• roman - a first name; a native of Rome; a British river
• romas - a first name; plural of "Roma", a gypsy
• Romel - a first name
• Romen - a first name
• romeo - a first name; a lover
• romic - a phonetic notation
• Romie - a first name
• Romke - a first name
• romny - a town in Ukraine
• romos - plural of "romo", a romantic pop musician
• romps - plays unconstrainedly
• rompu - a heraldic fracture
• rompy - rampageous
• Ronak - a first name
• Ronal - a first name
• Ronan - a first name
• Ronat - a first name
• ronay - a British island
• ronco - any grunt of the genus Haemulon
• ronda - a first name; a city in Spain
• ronde - a first name; a round-hand type; a whole note
• Rondi - a first name
• rondo - a kind of music in several strains, with a recurring theme
• Rondy - a first name
• Ronee - a first name
• Ronel - a first name
• Ronen - a first name
• roneo - to mimeograph
• rones - plural of "rone", a rine; a rune; a rean; a gutter
• ronga - a Bantu people of southern Mozambique
• ronge - a lake in North America
• rongs - plural of "rong", variant of "rung", a step on a ladder
• Ronia - a first name
• Ronie - a first name
• ronin - a Japanese outcast
• Ronit - a first name
• ronkh - a town in Senegal
• ronks - stinks
• Ronli - a first name
• Ronna - a first name
• ronne - a first name; to run
• Ronni - a first name
• Ronny - a first name
• ronse - a town in Belgium
• Ronsy - a first name
• ronte - a first name; a runt
• ronts - plural of "ront", a runt
• Ronya - a first name
• roods - plural of "rood", a crucifix; 1/4 of an acre
• roody - a first name; coarse; luxuriant
• roofs - plural of "roof", the upper covering of a building
• roofy - having roofs, like a roof; a knockout drug
• rooks - cheats; plural of "rook", a chess piece; a bird
• rooky - inhabited by rooks
• rools - ruffles; raggles
• rooms - plural of "room", a space; an apartment
• roomy - spacious
• Roone - a first name
• roons - plural of "roon", a rim, a border
• Roopa - a first name
• roops - roars
• roopy - hoarse; roupy
• roosa - an Indian grass
• roose - to extol or praise
• roost - to perch
• rooti - bread
• roots - plural of "root", an underground plant tendril
• rooty - radical; abounding in roots; sexually aroused; bread
• roove - rove
• ropar - a town in India
• roped - tied; lashed
• roper - a first name; one who ropes
• ropes - plural of "rope", a line of twisted fiber
• ropey - like rope; difficult; tricky; confusing; second-rate
• roque - a first name; a modified form of croquet that actually requires skill
• roral - dewy; roscid
• rores - roars
• Rorey - a first name
• roric - moist with dew
• rorid - dewy
• rorie - a first name; roary
• Rorke - a first name
• roros - a town in Norway
• Rorry - a first name
• rorts - plural of "rort", a loud party
• rorty - exuberant; fine and jolly
• rosal - rosy; a town in Colombia
• Rosan - a first name
• rosas - a coastal town in Spain
• Rosby - a first name
• Rosco - a first name
• rosed - made the color of a rose
• rosel - a first name; a resin
• rosen - consisting of roses; rosy
• roser - a rosier; a rose bush
• roses - plural of "rose", a flower
• roset - a red color; a rosin
• rosey - a first name; a town in Switzerland
• roshi - a Zen master
• Rosie - a first name
• rosin - a block of resin applied to the strings of a musical instrument
• Rosio - a first name
• rosit - rosin
• Rosle - a first name
• Rosli - a first name
• Rosse - a first name
• Rossi - a first name
• rosso - a town in Mauritania
• Rossy - a first name
• rosts - rousts
• rotal - according to the roster
• rotan - rattan; any kind of wheeled vehicle, especially a cart
• rotas - plural of "rota", a roster
• rotch - a seabird, the dovekite
• roted - fixed by rote
• Rotem - a first name
• rotes - plural of "rote", a routine
• rotge - the rotch
• rotic - romantic
• rotis - plural of "roti", a loaf of unleavened bread
• rotls - plural of "rotl", a unit of weight in Muslim countries
• rotor - a spinning part
• rotos - plural of "roto", a rotogravure section of a newspaper
• rotse - lozi
• rotta - rote; a medieval plucked string instrument like a lyre
• rotte - a stringed instrument of the middle ages
• rotto - drunk; bad liquor
• rotts - plural of "rott", short for "Rottweiler"
• rouad - another name for Arwad
• Rouda - a first name
• rouen - a French city
• roues - plural of "roue", a rake
• rouet - a small wheel fixed to the pan of firelocks
• rouge - face powder
• rough - unfinished
• rougy - covered with rouge
• rouks - reeks; smokes
• rouky - foggy
• Roula - a first name
• roule - a kind of cheese; to roll
• rouls - rolls
• roums - plural of "roum", a room; a deep blue dye
• round - circular
• rouns - whispers
• roups - plural of "roup", an auction
• roupy - hoarse; making that disgusting phlegm-harvesting sound
• roura - a town in French Guiana
• Roury - a first name
• rouse - to waken; to carouse
• roust - to rouse; to stir up
• rousy - noisy
• route - a path
• routh - plentiful; an abundance
• routs - drives away
• routt - a county in Colorado
• Rouza - a first name
• roved - wandered
• roven - fastened by tying around something
• rover - a first name; one who roves
• roves - wanders
• rovey - roving; wandering
• rovno - a town in Ukraine
• rowan - a first name; the mountain ash
• Rowdi - a first name
• rowdy - a first name; unruly
• Rowea - a first name
• rowed - propelled via oars; argued
• rowel - the wheel of a spur; to insert a leather circle with a hole in the center into a wound, for draining
• rowen - a first name; a second hay crop
• rower - one who rows
• rowet - aftermath
• Rowly - a first name
• rowme - a room
• rownd - round
• rowns - whispers
• rowse - to haul in slack
• rowte - to roar or bellow
• rowth - an abundance
• rowts - variant of "rowtes", roars or bellows
• roxas - a town in the Philippines
• Roxcy - a first name
• Roxey - a first name
• roxie - a first name; a town in Mississippi
• roxle - to grunt
• royal - a first name; kingly; regal
• Royce - a first name
• royet - unruly; wild
• royle - to rile; to salt fish
• royne - to bite; to gnaw
• royst - to roist
• rozet - rosin
• rozis - plural of "rozi", a Lozi, a Bantu people
• rozit - rosin
• Rozsa - a first name
• Rozsi - a first name
• rozwi - a Lozi, a Bantu people
• Rozzi - a first name
• Rozzy - a first name
• ruade - a preparatory movement for a parallel turn in skiing
• ruala - rwala
• ruana - a first name; a woolen covering resembling a poncho
• Ruari - a first name
• Ruark - a first name
• rubai - a quatrain, as in the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam
• rubbs - plural of "rubb", a Greenland seal or sea dog
• rubby - a public house
• Rubee - a first name
• Rubem - a first name
• Ruben - a first name
• rubes - plural of "rube", a hick
• Rubey - a first name
• rubha - a cape
• rubia - a first name; the madder genus
• rubic - a town in Albania
• Rubie - a first name
• rubin - a first name; a ruby
• rubio - a town in Venezuela
• ruble - a monetary unit of Russia
• rubor - redness of the skin
• rubus - the bramble genus
• Rubye - a first name
• rucar - a town in Romania
• ruche - a folded or gathered piece of fabric used as a trimming in clothes
• Ruchi - a first name
• rucks - plural of "ruck", a wrinkle; a racehorse that falls behind; a brawl; a rucksack
• rucky - wrinkly
• rucus - a ruckus; a commotion
• rudas - a hag; a virago; bedlam
• Ruddi - a first name
• rudds - plural of "rudd", a carp-like freshwater fish
• ruddy - a first name; reddish
• Rudee - a first name
• Rudek - a first name
• ruden - a German island in the Baltic Sea
• ruder - more rude
• rudes - plural of "rude", a rude boy
• Rudey - a first name
• rudge - a partridge; a coarse cloth
• rudie - a first name; a sex act; a gang member; a young agressive Jamaican male
• Rudin - a first name
• rudna - a town in Romania; a town in Poland; a town in Latvia
• rudow - a suburb of Berlin, Germany
• rudra - a first name; the Vedic god of storms
• ruely - ruefully
• ruers - plural of "ruer", one who rues
• ruffe - a ruff; a fresh-water perch
• ruffs - trumps; plural of "ruff", a collar
• Rufin - a first name
• rufus - a first name; reddish
• rugae - plural of "ruga", an anatomical fold
• rugal - ridged; folded
• rugby - a first name; a style of football; a town, and a public school in England
• rugen - a German island
• ruggy - rugged, rough; like a rug; fusty
• rugin - a nappy cloth
• Ruhal - a first name
• ruihi - a language
• ruili - a town in China near the border with Burma
• ruing - regretting
• ruins - destroys; remnants
• rukhs - plural of "rukh", a jungle
• rukum - a town in Nepal
• rukwa - a lake in Africa
• Rulan - a first name
• ruled - governed; judged; decided; lined
• ruler - a governor; a measuring stick
• rules - governs; plural of "rule", a regulation
• ruley - a slang term meaning "excellent"
• Rulon - a first name
• rumal - a romal; a shawl
• ruman - Romanian
• rumba - a Cuban dance in 2/4 time
• rumbo - a rum punch
• rumen - a first name; the stomach of a ruminant
• Rumer - a first name
• rumes - plural of "rume", a rheum
• rumex - a genus of herbs and shrubs that includes sorrel
• rumly - strangely
• rummy - odd; a card game; a drunkard
• rumoi - a town in Japan
• rumor - an item of gossip
• rumpf - core
• rumpo - sex
• rumps - plural of "rump", butt
• rumpy - like a rump; involving the rump; a Manx cat with no tail whatsoever, (there's rumpy, bumpy, and stumpy ones!)
• runby - the overhead clearance between the elevator frame and the car
• runch - crunch; the wild charlock
• runcy - a woman of bad manners and doubtful character
• rundi - a Bantu people of Urundi
• runds - plural of "rund", roon
• runed - inscribed with runes
• runer - a bard
• runes - plural of "rune", a Norse glyph
• runey - like runes; covered in runes
• Rungi - a first name
• rungs - plural of "rung", a step on a ladder
• rungu - a language; a traditional Kenyan wooden club
• runic - written in runes
• runns - plural of "runn", a low lying area
• runny - semi-liquid
• runon - run together; of a sentence with two poorly connected parts
• runts - plural of "runt", a small or undernourished individual; the last of a litter
• runty - small; poorly nourished
• runup - the time before an event
• runza - a Nebraska delicacy of oblong pastry with beef, cabbage and onions
• ruote - pasta formed into a wheel shape
• rupar - a town in northern India
• rupee - a monetary unit of India
• rupel - a river in Belgium
• rupia - a ulcerative skin disease occurring in tertiary syphilis
• rupie - the currency of German East Africa
• Ruppa - a first name
• rupps - plural of "rupp", a road that is a public right of way, acronym: "Road Used as Public Path")
• rural - of the country
• Rurik - a first name
• rurps - plural of "rurp", a very small hook-like piton
• rurus - plural of "ruru", mopoke
• rusas - plural of "rusa", an Indian grass; an Indian deer
• ruses - plural of "ruse", a ploy
• Rusha - a first name
• Rushi - a first name
• rushy - a first name; full of rushes; rushing
• rusin - a Carpatho-Rusyn
• rusks - plural of "rusk", a sweet biscuit
• rusky - a rude straw basket; a Russian
• rusma - rhusma; a depilatory of orpiment and quicklime
• Rusol - a first name
• rusot - a wood or shrub extract mixed with opium and applied to infected eyelids
• russe - Russian, as in "charlotte russe"
• russo - Russian, as in "Russo-Japanese war"
• Rusti - a first name
• rusts - oxidates; plural of "rust", a grain disease
• rusty - a first name; oxidating; unpracticed
• rusyn - a Carpatho-Rusyn; the Ruthenian language
• rutab - one of four stages of ripening
• rutal - derived from rue
• rutan - a town in Pennsylvania
• rutba - a town in Iraq
• rutch - to move with a crunching or shuffling noise
• Rutha - a first name
• Ruthe - a first name
• Ruthi - a first name
• ruths - plural of "ruth", compassion; pity
• Ruthy - a first name
• rutic - derived from rue
• rutin - a chemical compound
• Rutka - a first name
• rutog - a town in Tibet
• rutty - uneven, full of ruts
• rutul - a Caucausian language
• rutyl - a term in chemistry
• Ruven - a first name
• ruvid - rough
• Ruvim - a first name
• ruwer - a small tributary of the Mosel river, and host to a number of vineyards
• Ruzha - a first name
• Ruzia - a first name
• Ruzsa - a first name
• Ruzya - a first name
• rwala - a member of a powerful Arabian people supposed to be descended from Abraham
• Ryaad - a first name
• Ryale - a first name
• ryals - plural of "ryal", a variant of "rial"
• Ryana - a first name
• Ryane - a first name
• Ryann - a first name
• rybat - a dressed stone at the side of a door
• Rycca - a first name
• rydem - the buttocks
• ryder - a first name; an old gold coin of the Netherlands
• Ryfka - a first name
• rygge - a town in Norway
• rygin - angry
• rykes - reaches
• Rylan - a first name
• Rylee - a first name
• Ryley - a first name
• Rylie - a first name
• Rylin - a first name
• Rylly - a first name
• rylsk - a town in central Russia
• Rylyn - a first name
• Ryman - a first name
• rymme - a rim
• rynds - plural of "rynd", an iron support for a millstone
• rynge - a town in Sweden
• rynok - a town in Russia
• Ryogo - a first name
• Ryoji - a first name
• Ryoko - a first name
• Ryota - a first name
• ryots - plural of "ryot", an Indian tenant farmer
• Ryozo - a first name
• ryper - the ptarmigan
• rypes - plural of "rype", the ptarmigan
• Rysio - a first name
• Ryssa - a first name
• ryths - plural of "ryth", a ford
• Rytis - a first name
• ryton - a first name; a British river
• Ryuan - a first name
• Ryuhi - a first name
• ryves - rives; pierces
• rzhev - a town in Russia, site of a huge battle in World War II
• saadh - a sadh, a monotheistic Hindu sect
• Saadi - a first name
• saale - a river in Germany
• saali - attractive; well-dressed
• saami - a native language of Finland
• Saamy - a first name
• Saara - a first name
• saave - a Balkan river
• sabae - a town in Japan
• sabah - a first name; a Malaysian state
• sabal - a fan palm genus; the partly dried fruit of a saw palmetto
• Saban - a first name
• sabbe - savvy
• sabby - savvy
• sabed - savvied
• Sabel - a first name
• Saben - a first name
• saber - a first name; a fencing weapon
• sabes - savvies
• sabha - a public meeting in India
• sabia - a first name; a genus of shrubs
• sabik - a star in the constellation Ophiuchus
• sabin - a first name; a unit of sound absorption
• sabir - a first name; a French-based pidgin language
• Sabit - a first name
• sable - a first name; an antelope; a marten; a fur; a Nova Scotian island
• sably - blackly; darkly
• sabot - a wooden shoe; a shoe-shaped projectile casing
• sabra - a first name; Middle Eastern cactus; native born Israeli
• sabre - a first name; a fencing weapon, as spelled by the English
• Sabri - a first name
• Sabry - a first name
• sabuk - a town in South Korea
• sabya - a town in Saudi Arabia
• sabzi - a green Indian vegetable
• sacae - an ancient people of eastern Iran
• sacar - saker
• sacbe - a Mayan raised roadway
• sacci - plural of "saccus", an anatomical pouch or bag
• saced - a shortened form of "sacrificed", as in, "killed a laboratory animal"
• sacer - a sacre; a saker; a European hawk
• Sacha - a first name
• Sachi - a first name
• sacks - fires; plural of "sack", a paper bag
• sacra - an artery; plural of "sacrum", the part of the spinal column that meets the pelvis
• sacre - a saker; a falcon; a cannon; to consecrate
• sacri - a cannon
• sacro - part of medical phrases such as "sacro occipital" and "sacro iliac", meaning "related to the sacrum"
• sadad - a first name; a town in Syria
• Sadaf - a first name
• Sadah - a first name
• sadda - an abbreviated version of the Zendavesta
• saddo - an inadequate, unfashionable person, unlike us
• Sadee - a first name
• Sadek - a first name
• Sadeq - a first name
• sades - plural of "sade", a Hebrew letter
• sadhe - variant of "sade", a Hebrew letter
• sadhs - plural of "sadh", a member of a monotheistic Hindu sect
• sadhu - an Indian ascetic
• Sadia - a first name
• sadic - sadistic
• Sadie - a first name
• Sadik - a first name
• Sadiq - a first name
• sadis - plural of "sade", a Hebrew letter
• Sadja - a first name
• sadly - with sadness; unfortunately
• sadoc - a first name; the biblical Zadok, in the Douay version
• sadoo - a carriage
• sados - plural of "sado", a Javanese carriage
• Sadra - a first name
• Sadri - a first name
• sadrs - plural of "sadr", a plant of the genus Ziziphus
• Sadun - a first name
• Sadye - a first name
• Sadyk - a first name
• sadza - a porridge made of ground maize or millet of Zimbabwe
• Saeed - a first name
• Saeid - a first name
• Saeko - a first name
• Saemi - a first name
• safad - a town in Israel
• Safak - a first name
• safar - a first name; the second month of the Moslem calendar
• safed - a city in Israel; made safe
• safen - to reduce the phototoxic effect by adding a safener
• safer - more safe
• safes - plural of "safe", a strongbox
• Safet - a first name
• Saffi - a first name
• saffo - a bailiff
• Safia - a first name
• Safra - a first name
• safwa - a language
• sagai - a Turkic people
• sagan - a Hebrew priest; a Butt-Head Astronomer
• sagar - a first name; a town in India
• sagas - plural of "saga", an epic
• saged - seasoned with sage
• sager - wiser
• sages - plural of "sage", a wise person; an herb
• sagey - smelling of sage
• saggy - sagging, baggy
• Sagia - a first name
• Sagit - a first name
• sagos - plural of "sago", a tropical palm tree
• sagra - a beetle genus
• sagum - a Roman soldier's cloak
• sagus - the genus of plants that includes the palm
• sahab - a town in Jordan
• Sahag - a first name
• Sahan - a first name
• Sahar - a first name
• saheb - a term of respect
• sahel - an African desert
• Sahen - a first name
• sahib - a term of respect
• Sahim - a first name
• Sahin - a first name
• Sahir - a first name
• Sahla - a first name
• Sahmi - a first name
• Sahra - a first name
• sahui - a marmoset
• sahul - the ancient landmass of Australia and New Zealand
• sahur - a predawn Ramadan meal
• saice - syce
• saick - a Levantine vessel
• saics - plural of "saic", a Levantine ketch
• saida - a first name; a seaport in Lebanon; a town in Algeria
• Saidi - a first name
• saids - plural of "said", sayid
• saidu - a first name; the capital of Swat
• Saied - a first name
• Saifa - a first name
• Saifo - a first name
• saiga - a puff-nosed sheep-like antelope
• Saige - a first name
• Saija - a first name
• saiki - a town in Japan
• sails - plural of "sail", a sheet of canvas used on boats for locomotion
• saily - like a sail
• Saima - a first name
• saims - lards; greases
• saimy - lardy
• saine - a past participle of "say"
• sains - makes the sign of the cross on something
• saint - a holy person
• Saioa - a first name
• Saion - a first name
• saiph - a star in the constellation Orion
• Saira - a first name
• saire - a European cape
• sairs - serves
• sairy - sorry
• saist - sayest
• saite - a native of the ancient city of Sais, in Egypt
• saith - Biblical "says"; the mature coal fish
• saito - a town in Japan
• saiva - a votary of Shiva
• Saiyf - a first name
• Sajad - a first name
• Sajah - a first name
• Sajed - a first name
• sajen - a unit of length of about 7 feet
• Sajid - a first name
• Sajit - a first name
• sajou - an American monkey
• sakai - a seaport in Honshu, Japan
• sakar - an island near New Guinea
• sakas - plural of "Saka", a people of the ancient Crimea
• sakau - a nonalcoholic intoxicating Polynesian drink made from pepper roots
• Sakda - a first name
• sakel - a kind of cotton
• saker - a sacre; a hawk; an old gun
• sakes - plural of "sake", benefit; a Japanese liquor
• sakha - Yakut; a regional language of Siberia
• sakia - a Persian water wheel
• sakis - plural of "saki", Japanese liquor
• sakka - a town in Syria
• sakta - "shakta", in Hinduism, the female principle
• sakti - a first name; "shakti", in Hinduism, the female principle; a consort
• salad - a serving of raw greens; a mixture of things
• Salah - a first name
• salal - an evergreen shrub
• salam - a first name; a penis
• salar - a first name; a salt-encrusted depression; a town in Afghanistan
• salas - plural of "sala"
• salat - a salad; a ritual prayer of Muslims performed five times daily
• salay - a unit of measure in Burma
• salbe - King Solomon wine
• salda - a bug genus
• saleb - a variant of "salop"
• Saleh - a first name
• salem - a first name; a witch killing city in Massachusetts
• salep - salop; the dried orchis root; a dessert
• sales - plural of "sale", a transaction for money
• salet - salad
• salia - a Pacific cape
• salic - refers to the Salic Law of male succession, or the Salian Franks
• salif - a first name; a port city in Yemen
• salih - a first name; a town in Iraq
• salii - the ancient Roman college of priests of Mars and Quirinus, who invoked the god of war
• Salil - a first name
• Salim - a first name
• salin - a first name; saline
• salit - an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
• salix - the willow genus; a town in Pennsylvania
• Salka - a first name
• salle - a salon; a hall
• Salli - a first name
• sallo - calico
• sally - a first name; a foray; a bell rope; a stone-fly; a wren
• salma - a first name; a unit of weight in Malta
• Salme - a first name
• salmi - a ragout of hashed game
• salmo - the salmon genus
• salms - plural of "salm", a variant of "psalm"
• salmy - a town in Kuwait
• salol - phenyl salicylate, a relative of aspirin
• salon - a saloon; a hall; a town in France
• salop - salep; dried orchis root; Shropshire
• salou - a seaside resort in Spain
• salpa - a genus of sea-squirts
• salps - plural of "salp", a free swimming tunicate
• salsa - a relish of tomatoes, peppers and onions; a Latin American music style
• salse - volcanic mud; a mud volcano
• salsk - a town in Russia
• salta - a city and province in Argentina
• salto - a city in Uruguay; a European lake; a musical notation indicated a passage should be skipped
• salts - plural of "salt", a sailor; an ionic compound
• salty - briny; profane
• salud - a drinking toast
• salue - salute
• salum - a town in Egypt
• salus - the Roman goddess of health
• Salva - a first name
• salve - an ointment
• salvo - a first name; an exception; a volley
• Salvu - a first name
• salvy - resembling salve
• Salwa - a first name
• Salye - a first name
• salza - an Austrian river
• samac - a town in Bosnia Herzegovina
• Samad - a first name
• Samah - a first name
• samaj - an Islamic religious council
• samal - a Moro people of Mindanao
• saman - the rain tree
• samar - one of the Philippine Islands
• samas - plural of "sama", a muttonfish
• samat - a mountain near Manila
• samba - a first name; a Brazilian dance in 2/4 time
• sambo - a first name; a Latin American of mixed ancestry; a Russian version of judo and wrestling
• Sameh - a first name
• samek - a Hebrew letter that corresponds to "S"
• samel - soft and crumbling brick
• samen - the same
• sames - plural of "same", an identical thing
• Samet - a first name
• samey - a first name; identical; having no variety; boring
• samfi - a confidence trickster
• samfu - a jacket and trouser set worn by Chinese women
• samia - a first name; the silkworm genus
• samic - of the Sami, the Laplanders
• Samie - a first name
• Samih - a first name
• Samil - a first name
• Samir - a first name
• samis - plural of "Sami", an aboriginal people of northern Norway, Sweden and Finland
• samit - a cape in Cambodia
• Sammi - a first name
• sammo - a sandwich
• sammy - a first name; a US soldier in World War I; water-logged
• samoa - a Pacific island; a cookie humorously named from a slurred "give me some more"
• samos - a Greek island in the Aegean Sea
• samou - a Palestinian town
• Sampa - a first name
• sampi - an obsolete Greek letter
• samps - plural of "samp", coarsely ground corn porridge
• Samra - a first name
• samso - a kind of cheese
• samua - a town in the West Bank
• Samya - a first name
• samye - a first name; a village in Tibet, site of a monastery
• sanaa - a first name; the capital of Yemen
• sanad - an Indian government charter
• Sanah - a first name
• Sanam - a first name
• sanap - a strip of cloth placed over a table cloth
• sanas - plural of "sana", a hemp plant
• Sanat - a first name
• Sanaz - a first name
• sanct - an old form of "saint"
• sanda - a first name; a British island; a town in Japan
• Sande - a first name
• Sandi - a first name
• sands - varieties of sand; smooths with sandpaper
• Sandu - a first name
• sandy - a first name; covered with sand; a yellowish red color; an English town
• saned - made the sign of the cross on
• saner - more sane
• sanes - sains
• sanft - in musical notation, "softly"
• sanga - a temporary fortification; any of various African cattle; a town in Mali; a river in the Congo
• sangh - a Hindu unity association
• sango - a trade language of French Equatorial Africa; a central African tribe; a sandwich
• sangs - plural of "sang", heraldic blood; a Persian harp; a ginseng plant; a song
• sangu - a language; any of various African cattle
• Sanja - a first name
• sanjo - a town in Japan
• sanko - a first name; a west African guitar; to walk quietly and aimlessly
• Sanna - a first name
• Sanne - a first name
• sanno - a sanitary inspector
• sanny - a sanitary towel
• sansa - a tambourine; an mbira
• sansi - the language of a tribe in northwest Pakistan
• sants - plural of "sant", a devout person or saint
• santa - Santa Claus, the supreme deity of America, especially because he doesn't even expect you to believe in him; a language
• Sante - a first name
• santo - a first name; a wooden image of a saint; an island
• santy - Santa Claus
• sanur - a town on the island of Bali; an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
• sanya - a first name; a town on the island of Hainan
• Sanyu - a first name
• saola - a very rare sort of Vietnamese antelope
• saone - a river in France
• saora - a forest people of the Eastern Ghats, India
• Saori - a first name
• Saoud - a first name
• sapan - the heartwood of sappanwood
• sapfu - an acronym: "Surpasses All Previous Foul Ups", more or less
• sapid - savory; tasty
• sapin - fir
• sapka - a mountain in Bulgaria
• saple - sable
• Sapna - a first name
• sapor - flavor, taste
• sapos - plural of "sapo", the toad fish; soap
• sappy - sentimental; resinous
• saque - a coat
• sarab - a mirage; deceit
• Sarad - a first name
• Saraf - a first name
• Sarah - a first name
• sarai - a first name; the name of the biblical Sarah before the covenant; an Islamic metropolis
• Saral - a first name
• saran - a thermoplastic resin; a Hindu violin; a mountain in Borneo
• sarat - a cotton cloth
• sarco - a first name; a bay in Chile
• sarda - a mackerel
• sardo - a kind of cheese
• sards - plural of "sard", an orange-red variety of quartz or agate
• sared - a variant of "sored"
• saree - a first name; a sari
• saret - a town in Afghanistan
• Sarey - a first name
• sarge - a first name; sergeant
• sargo - a sparid fish
• Sarie - a first name
• Sarif - a first name
• sarin - a nerve gas
• sarip - a Moro high priest
• sarir - a town in Libya
• saris - plural of "sair", an Indian garment
• Sarit - a first name
• Sarka - a first name
• sarks - plural of "sark", a shirt
• sarky - sarcastic
• sarma - a town in the former SSR of Georgia
• sarmi - a town in Indonesia
• sarna - a town in Sweden
• sarno - a river in Italy
• sarns - plural of "sarn", a pavement
• sarny - a town in Ukraine
• sarod - an Indian lute similar to a cello, with strings that are plucked
• Sarog - a first name
• saroh - an Indian guitar
• Saroj - a first name
• saron - a metallophone of seven bronze plates used in the Javanese gamelan; a convent of the Ephrata Cloister; a biblical place
• saros - an astronomical cycle of 6,581.33 days or about 19 years; an Aegean gulf
• sarov - a town in Russian, where nuclear research was done
• sarpo - a large toadfish of the southern United States
• sarra - a first name; to serve
• sarre - an English town; another name for Saar
• Sarri - a first name
• sarsa - sarsaparilla
• sarse - a fine sieve; sarsasparilla
• sarsi - a Native American tribe
• sarte - a town in Ethiopia
• saruk - a Persian carpet of fine, compact weave
• sarum - an old name for Salisbury, England
• sarus - a crane
• sarvo - this afternoon
• Saryn - a first name
• sarza - sarsaparilla
• sasak - an Indonesian people
• Sasan - a first name
• Sasha - a first name
• Sasho - a first name
• sasia - pygmy woodpeckers
• Sasie - a first name
• sasin - an Indian antelope
• Sason - a first name
• sasse - a Dutch weir with floodgates
• sassy - a first name; impudent
• satan - the devil
• satay - a spicy Indonesian sauce
• satch - a man with a large mouth; a large mouth
• sated - satisfied
• sateh - a variant of "satay", a spicy Indonesian sauce
• satem - an IndoEuropean language in which palatal stops became fricatives
• sates - satisfies
• satin - a first name; a fine fabric
• satis - enough; plural of "sati", a variant of "suttee", self-immolation
• satle - to settle
• satna - a town in India
• satta - to rejoice
• satte - a town in Japan
• Satur - a first name
• Satya - a first name
• satyr - a half man, half goat; a sexually insatiable man
• sauba - a South American leaf-carrying ant
• sauce - impudence; a condiment; a town in Argentina
• sauch - the willow; sallow
• saucy - impudent
• sauda - a town in Norway
• saudi - a native of Saudi Arabia; a Saudi Arabian coin
• saugh - the willow; sallow
• sauks - sacs
• sauld - sold
• Sauli - a first name
• Saulo - a first name
• sauls - plural of "saul", a soul; an Indian tree
• sault - a rapid
• sauna - a steam bath
• saunt - a saint
• saura - a first name; a forest people of the Eastern Ghats, India
• sauri - a town in Kenya
• Sauro - a first name
• saurs - plural of "saur", soil, dirt, dirty water
• saury - the skipper fish
• sausi - a town in Papua New Guinea
• saute - to fry in fat
• sauts - salts
• sauty - a town in Russia
• sauve - salve; a town in France
• Savas - a first name
• saved - preserved; spared
• savee - savvy
• saveh - a town in Iran
• saver - a hoarder; a preserver
• saves - preserves; keeps; rescues
• savey - savvy
• Savil - a first name
• savin - an evergreen conifer
• Savio - a first name
• Savji - a first name
• savor - to enjoy the taste of
• savoy - a curly cabbage; a former duchy of Sardinia; a province in France
• Savva - a first name
• savvy - knowledgeable; sharp-witted; uncommon sense
• Sawad - a first name
• sawah - a wet or irrigated rice field in Indonesia
• Sawai - a first name
• sawan - a month of the Hindu year
• sawat - a town in Papua New Guinea
• sawed - cut with a saw
• sawer - one who saws
• Sawna - a first name
• sawny - a first name; a Scotsman
• Saxbe - a first name
• Saxby - a first name
• Saxen - a first name
• saxes - plural of "sax", a saxophone; plural of "saxe", a kind of paper
• saxin - saccharin
• saxon - a first name; a native of Saxony
• sayal - sackcloth
• sayan - a first name; a range of mountains in the south Soviet Union; a town in Peru
• sayda - another name for Sidon
• Sayed - a first name
• Sayen - a first name
• sayer - a first name; one who says
• Sayge - a first name
• sayid - a first name; a Muslim title of respect
• sayil - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
• Sayma - a first name
• saynd - singed
• sayne - an obsolete form of "saying"
• sayon - a medieval jacket
• sayre - a first name; a town in Oklahoma
• sayso - a dictum
• sayst - Biblical "say"
• sazen - a traditional unit of length in Poland
• sazes - plural of "saz", a musical instrument similar to a bouzouki or oudh;
• scabs - plural of "scab", a replacement worker; a natural temporary protective skin layer
• scads - many; plural of "scad", a horse mackerel
• scaff - food; to beg or scavenge for food
• scags - plural of "scag", heroin
• scail - to scatter
• scala - a surgical instrument; one of the spiral canals of the cochlea
• scald - to burn by contact with liquid; the dodder plant
• scale - to climb; a flake; a measurement system
• scall - leprosy; a scab
• scalp - the skin on the top of the head
• scalt - scalded
• scaly - covered with scales
• Scama - a first name
• scamp - a rogue
• scams - plural of "scam", a swindle
• scand - an archaic form of "scanned"
• scank - an ugly woman
• scans - searches through
• scant - scarce
• scapa - to run away
• scape - to escape; a vista (landscape); a shaft of a column; a bird
• scapi - plural of "scapus", a stem, shaft or column
• scard - a shard, a fragment
• scare - to frighten
• scarf - a muffler; to eat rapidly
• scarn - scorn; dung
• scarp - a heraldic scarf; a rampart slope; to escape; a British island
• scars - plural of "scar", a mark of injury left after healing
• scart - to scratch; scared; a cormorant
• scary - frightening
• scate - a skate; a fish; to waste; heroin
• scath - to scathe; to damage
• scats - leaves quickly; plural of "scat", animal excrement
• scatt - a tax
• scaud - to scald
• scaum - to burn; to scorch; insincere talk
• scaup - a sea-duck; the scalp
• scaur - a riverbank; a scar
• scawd - having bare patches
• scaws - plural of "scaw", a promontory
• sceat - a small Anglo-Saxon coin
• scelp - skelp; iron for gun barrels
• scena - the stage of an ancient theater; a scene in an opera
• scend - to ascend; the upward heaving of a ship
• scene - a show; a pageant; a view
• scent - an odor
• scern - to discern; to perceive
• schah - a shah
• schav - a cold soup
• sched - schedule
• schie - a river in Amsterdam
• schin - a Hebrew letter
• schio - a town in Italy
• schiz - a schizophrenic
• schmo - an unintelligent person
• schul - a synagogue
• schut - a cattle-pound
• schwa - a sort of upside down lowercase "e", symbol for an indistinct vowel
• scian - chian, a native of Chios
• scind - a town in Pakistan, now called "Sindh"
• scink - a skink
• scion - a descendant
• sciot - a native of Chios
• scise - to cut
• scive - to skive
• sclav - a Slav
• sclaw - a claw
• sclim - to climb
• scoad - a trashy person
• scoat - to wedge; to brake a wheel with a wedge of rock or stone
• scobe - a black person
• scobs - plural of "scob", a shaving
• scoby - the chaffinch
• scoff - to sneer; to mock; to deride
• scogs - skugs
• scoke - pokeweed
• scold - to berate
• scomm - a buffoon
• scone - a pastry; a coronation stone; a town in Scotland
• scons - scuns; skims; skips
• scoob - to snack or eat; marijuana
• scood - a slurred form of "it's good"
• scoog - skug
• scook - to skulk
• scoon - to skim along the water; to skip rocks across water
• scoop - to dig; to hollow out; a ladle
• scoot - to decamp; to bolt; to travel lightly and easily
• scopa - the stiff hairs of moths and bees
• scope - room; space; liberty; a microscope; a telescope; to observe
• scops - a screech owl; plural of "scop", an old English bard
• score - a record; a mark; twenty
• scorf - to gobble up
• scorn - to show disdain
• scorp - a colloquial term for a scorpion
• scosh - a skosh, a small amount
• Scota - a first name
• scote - a wedge; a wheel block
• scoth - to clothe or cover up
• scots - plural of "Scot", a native of Scotland
• Scott - a first name
• scoug - skug
• scouk - to skulk
• scoup - to run; to scamper
• scour - to scrub; to scrape
• scout - a first name; to reconnoiter
• scove - to tamp; to enclose in a kiln
• scovy - smeared; blotched
• scowk - to skulk
• scowl - a hostile facial expression
• scowp - to bound; to caper
• scows - plural of "scow", a flat-bottomed boat
• scrab - to scratch; a crab apple
• scrae - an old worn-out shoe; a skinny animal
• scrag - to throttle; to beat up; an odd lean bit; a very thin person; a stunted tree
• scram - to exit hastily
• scran - scraps of food; payment for food at an inn
• scrap - a small piece; to fight; to discard
• scrat - a devil; a hermaprodite; an insignificant amount
• scraw - a piece of turf; a sod
• scray - a sea-swallow; a tern; a container
• scree - a steep stony slope
• screw - to twist; to distort; to have sexual intercourse
• scrid - a screed; a shred
• scrim - a durable plain-woven cotton fabric used for lining
• scrin - a small vein of ore
• scrip - a wallet; temporary monetary bills
• scrit - writing; a document; a scroll
• scrod - to shed; a young codfish; something you can get in Boston
• scrog - a stunted bush; to have sex with
• scrow - the sky; to scram; hide clippings used to make glue
• scrub - to clean; to cancel; underbrush
• scrud - a venereal disease; a mythical disease
• scrum - a football or rugby skirmish
• scrut - to eat voraciously
• scuba - self-contained underwater breathing apparatus
• scudi - plural of "scudo", an Italian silver coin
• scudo - an Italian silver coin
• scuds - moves quickly and smoothly
• scuff - scurf; to scrape with the feet; to shuffle
• scuft - the nape of the neck
• scugs - skugs; shelters; expiates
• sculs - plural of "scul", a school
• sculk - to lurk
• scull - an oar; a skua gull
• sculp - to engrave; to flay; to break slate
• scult - a bailiff
• scums - plural of "scum", an undesirable semiliquid matter
• scuns - scons; skims
• scunt - bankrupt; broke
• scupi - another name for Skopje
• scups - plural of "scup", a marine food fish; a swing
• scurb - a suburban skateboarder
• scurf - dandruff; scum; the bull-trout
• scurs - grazes; jerks
• scuse - slang for "excuse" as in "scuse me"
• scuta - plural of "scutum", a horny plate
• scute - a shield; an escutcheon; a scale of a fish; a coin
• scuts - plural of "scut", a short tail; a mean, contemptible person
• scutt - a mean, contemptible person
• scuzz - dirt; a dirty person; a disreputable person
• scyes - plural of "scye", an armhole
• scyld - the father of Beowulf
• scyle - to hide; to conceal
• scyth - an ancient people of central Asia
• sdain - to disdain
• sdayn - to disdain
• sdein - to disdain
• seage - the yellow iris
• seahs - plural of "seah", a Hebrew unit of dry measure, about 14 pints
• seaks - plural of "seak", a soap prepared for use in milling cloth
• seals - plural of "seal", a sea mammal; an insignia
• sealy - a town in Texas
• seame - grease; lard
• seams - plural of "seam", a joint; a vein of ore or coal
• seamy - dark; sordid
• Seana - a first name
• Seane - a first name
• Seann - a first name
• seans - plural of "sean", a seine or fish net
• Seany - a first name
• Seara - a first name
• seare - an obsolete form of "sear"
• sears - burns the surface
• sease - to seize
• seato - the South East Asia Treaty Organization
• seats - plural of "seat", a chair or sitting place
• seaus - plural of "seau", a pottery pail used in 18th century dinner servings
• seave - a wick made of rush
• seavy - overgrown with rushes
• seaze - to seize
• sebat - the fifth month of the Hebrew calendar
• Sebby - a first name
• sebec - a town in Maine
• seben - a fast improvisatory section in soukous dance music
• sebes - a town in Romania
• sebha - a town in Libya
• sebic - sebacic, of or pertaining to fat
• sebka - one of the salt marshes of northern Africa; a dried lake bed
• Sebra - a first name
• sebta - another name for Ceuta
• sebum - an oily gland secretion
• secco - a fresco; dry; unaccompanied by ornamentation; a sexual pervert
• seccy - a tablet of Seconal
• seche - to seek
• secko - a sexual pervert
• secle - a century
• secre - a secret; secretive
• sects - the one true religions
• secus - to the contrary
• sedan - a kind of chair; a kind of car; a city in France
• Sedat - a first name
• sedda - a town in Iraq
• Sedef - a first name
• seder - a Passover meal
• sedes - a seat
• sedge - a flock of herons; a primitive grass
• sedgy - rife with sedge
• sedna - a minor planetoid of the Solar System
• sedra - a weekly portion of the Pentateuch read in synagogues
• sedum - a flowering plant
• seeds - plural of "seed", a reproductive capsule produced by plants
• seedy - shabby; unwell; past its prime; full of seeds
• seeer - one who sees
• seege - a crest of a breaking wave
• seeha - a town in Iraw
• seeks - searches for
• seeld - seld, rare, uncommon, seldom
• seels - sews the eyes shut (as done when raising hunting birds)
• seely - a first name; frail
• Seema - a first name
• seems - appears
• Seena - a first name
• seeps - oozes out
• seepy - leaky
• Seera - a first name
• seers - plural of "seer", a prophet or visionary
• seest - Biblical "see"
• Seeta - a first name
• seeth - Biblical "see"
• segar - a first name; a cigar
• Seger - a first name
• segge - the hedge sparrow
• seggy - a tablet of Seconal
• segni - plural of "segno", a musical sign indicating repetition
• segno - a musical term meaning "sign", and often indicating the end of a repeated passage
• segol - seghol; a vowel mark in Hebrew
• segos - plural of "sego", a herb
• segou - a town in Mali
• segre - a European river
• segue - a musical transition; a smooth transition without a break
• Seham - a first name
• Sehba - a first name
• Sehed - a first name
• Seher - a first name
• sehri - a Ramadan meal eaten before sunrise
• seids - plural of "seid", a descendent of Mohammed
• Seidy - a first name
• seifs - plural of "seif", a long narrow sand dune
• seigh - an obsolete past tense of "see"
• Seiji - a first name
• Seila - a first name
• seils - plural of "seil", a sieve
• seine - a river in France; a fishing net
• seint - a girdle; a saint
• Seira - a first name
• seirs - plural of "seir", a scombroid fish
• seise - to seize
• seism - an earthquake
• seity - selfhood
• seiza - a classic Japanese position, sitting on the heels, knees apart, and back straight
• seize - to take forcefully
• Sejal - a first name
• Sejdi - a first name
• Sejdo - a first name
• sejny - a town in Poland
• seked - an ancient Egyptian measurement of slope, the horizontal run for a drop of seven palms
• seker - a variant of "Sokar", a god of ancient Egypt
• sekes - a place in an ancient temple where the images of deities were kept
• Sekka - a first name
• sekos - a Greek sanctuary
• Sekou - a first name
• sekts - plural of "sekt", a German wine
• selah - a word used to indicate a pause or stop in the Psalms
• Selam - a first name
• selby - a first name; an English town
• selce - a village in Macedonia
• selch - a seal
• Selda - a first name
• Selde - a first name
• Selen - a first name
• seleo - an island in Papua New Guinea
• seles - plural of "sele", variant of "seel", luck, good fortune
• selfs - variant plural of "self", an individual
• Selia - a first name
• Selie - a first name
• Selig - a first name
• Selim - a first name
• Selin - a first name
• sella - Sella Turcica, a saddle-shaped area of the sphenoid bone
• selle - a saddle
• Sello - a first name
• sells - conveys for money
• selma - a first name; a city in Alabama
• seltz - a town in Germany, home of Seltzer water
• selva - a tropical rainforest; a kind of cheese
• selve - self; same
• Selwa - a first name
• seman - a river in Albania
• sembe - a town in the Congo
• semee - in heraldry, strewn or covered with small figures, such as stars
• semen - a fluid that contains sperm
• Semer - a first name
• semes - plural of "seme", an ornamental design
• semey - the new name of Semipalatinsk, Russia
• semga - a Russian dish of marinated salmon
• semic - pertaining to a sign
• semie - a first name; a semi-bajan
• Semir - a first name
• semis - an ancient Roman unit of measurent of 6 uncia; plural of "semi", a tractor-trailer
• Semon - a first name
• Semou - a first name
• Semra - a first name
• Senad - a first name
• senal - a landmark
• senam - one of a type of dolmen in Algiers and Tripoli used by the Romans as oil presses
• senas - plural of "sena", a paramilitary army
• Senay - a first name
• sence - a British river
• sench - to cause to founder
• sends - transmits
• seneb - a first name; a noted Egyptian dwarf
• Sener - a first name
• senex - a South American hawk
• seney - a town in Michigan
• Senga - a first name
• senge - to singe
• sengi - a monetary unit of Zaire
• Senia - a first name
• Senih - a first name
• senja - a Norwegian island
• Senka - a first name
• senna - dried cassia leaves
• senne - a river in Belgium
• Senol - a first name
• Senon - a first name
• senor - a Spanish title of address
• sensa - plural of "sensum"
• sense - to perceive; wisdom; reason; feeling
• senso - a Chinese dropsy medicine made from the dried skin secretion of a native toad
• sensu - in the sense of; as understood or defined by
• Senta - a first name
• sente - a monetary unit of Lesotho
• senti - a monetary unit of Tanzania
• sento - a Japanese public bath
• sents - plural of "sent", an Estonian coin worth 1/100 kroon
• senvy - the mustard plant
• senza - in musical notation, "without"
• Seodi - a first name
• seona - an Indian tribe in Colombia
• seoni - a town in India
• seoul - the capital city of South Korea
• sepad - to suppose; to warrant
• sepal - a calyx segment
• sepan - supawn, an Indian dish of boiled meat
• sepia - a genus of cuttlefish; a pigment
• sepic - done in sepia
• sepoy - a native Indian soldier
• Seppi - a first name
• seppo - a first name; a septic tank; Australian rhyming slang for an American (seppo = septic tank = Yank)
• septa - the Philadelphia bus and subway system; plural of "septum", an anatomical dividing wall;
• septi - used in medical language, meaning "of a septum"
• septs - plural of "sept", an Irish clan; an enclosed area of a building set aside for special use
• sequa - a Latin American dance
• serab - a mirage
• serac - glacial ice; a kind of cheese
• seraf - a town in Sudan
• serai - a caravanserai; a Persian inn; a Turkish palace
• seral - referring to a series of ecological changes
• seram - an Indonesian island
• seras - plural of "sera", a lock
• serat - a kind of cheese
• serau - a town in Indonesia
• serba - a town in Germany; a town in Tibet
• serbo - a fragment used in compound words, meaning "of Serbia"
• serbs - plural of "Serb", a native of Serbia
• sered - dried
• Seref - a first name
• sereh - citronella grass
• Seren - a first name
• serer - drier; a language
• seres - dries; ancient Chinese
• Seret - a first name
• serfs - plural of "serf", a Russian peasant
• serge - a first name; a strong twilled worsted fabric
• Sergi - a first name
• Sergo - a first name
• seria - a first name; a town in Borneo
• seric - Chinese; silken
• serie - series
• serif - a first name; an ornamental doodad on a printed character
• serik - a first name; a town in Turkey
• serin - a European finch; a canary
• serio - a seriocomic; a European river
• seris - plural of "seri"
• Serko - a first name
• serks - plural of "serk", a variant of "sark"
• Serle - a first name
• sermo - Sermo Generalis
• seron - a bale of exotic produce; a crate or hamper; a unit of weight in Guinea
• serov - a town in the Soviet Union
• serow - a southeast Asian goat antelope
• serpa - a town in Brazil; a town in Portugal
• serra - a first name; a saw; the saw of a saw fish; sierra; a mountain ridge
• serre - to press close
• serrs - crowds together; presses together
• serry - to crowd together
• serta - the Syriac cursive script; a town in Tibet
• Serug - a first name
• serum - whey; a vaccine
• serut - seroot
• serve - to wait upon; to present an item to; to function in some capacity
• servo - a robotic device or servomechanism
• serye - a series
• Seryl - a first name
• Serzh - a first name
• Sesar - a first name
• sesey - a Shakespearean exclamation meaning "Hurry"
• sesha - a Hindu serpent king
• sesia - clear-winged moths; a river in Italy, site of a famous battle
• Seska - a first name
• sesma - a town in northern Spain
• sessa - a first name; a Shakespearean exclamation meaning "Hurry!"
• sesti - a unit of volume in Thailand of about 12 liters
• Sesto - a first name
• setae - plural of "seta", a bristle
• setal - relating to a seta
• setar - a Persian lute
• setat - an ancient Egyptian unit of area, 100 khets on a side
• setee - settee
• seten - an obsolete past tense of "sit"
• seter - saeter
• Sethe - a first name
• setif - a town in Algeria
• setim - shittim
• setit - a river on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea
• seton - a first name; a dresser; a medical treatment in which a thread was passed through a pinch of skin and tied in a knot
• setra - a town in Indonesia
• Setsu - a first name
• setto - a skirmish or brief dispute
• setts - plural of "sett", a squared block; a pattern of Scottish tartan; a badger den
• settu - a town in Burman
• setup - an arrangement; a trap
• seuch - an open trench or drainage ditch
• seugh - an open trench or drainage ditch
• Seula - a first name
• Sevag - a first name
• sevan - a first name; a Caucasian rug style; a lake in Armenia
• seven - a number; a British river
• sever - to cut; to separate
• Sevgi - a first name
• Sevim - a first name
• sevin - a preparation of carbaril
• sevum - tallow
• sewan - wampum; beads
• sewed - stitched; attached
• sewee - an extinct Indian tribe of South Carolina
• sewel - a scarecrow
• sewen - a type of salmon
• sewer - an underground gutter; one who sews
• sewes - performs the duties of a sewer
• sewin - a type of salmon
• sexed - determined the sex of
• sexer - one who determines sex
• sexes - plural of "sex", a gender
• sexly - pertaining to sex
• sexoh - a sexual offender
• sexte - a sixth hour service
• sexto - a size of book
• sexts - plural of "sext", one of seven (!) periods of daily prayer
• Seydi - a first name
• Seyed - a first name
• seyen - an obsolete past tense of "to see"
• seyid - sayyid
• Seyla - a first name
• seynd - an obsolete past tense of "to singe"
• seynt - a girdle
• Sezar - a first name
• sezze - a town in Italy
• sfiha - a kind of lamb pie
• sfoot - to have sex
• Shaan - a first name
• shaba - a province of the Congo, formerly called Katanga
• Shabi - a first name
• Shabo - a first name
• shabs - gets rid of
• shabu - methylamphetamine
• shack - a shed; a rundown house
• Shada - a first name
• Shadd - a first name
• shade - a first name; partial illumination; a light screen; a tint; the spirit of a dead person
• Shadi - a first name
• shads - plural of "shad", a food fish
• shady - a first name; partially lit; doubtful;
• shaft - a long rod; a mine
• shags - fornicates; plural of "shag", a long hairstyle; a thick carpet
• Shaha - a first name
• shahi - a Persian copper coin
• Shahn - a first name
• shahs - plural of "shah", a Persian ruler
• Shaia - a first name
• shaik - sheik
• shail - to walk sideways
• Shaka - a first name
• shake - to jar; to jolt; a milk shake
• shako - a military cap
• shakt - a variant of "shaked"
• shaku - a unit of length of Japan of about 11.9 inches
• shaky - tottering; unsure
• shala - a first name; a mountain in Albania
• shale - a sedimentary rock
• shali - a former town in former Chechnya
• shall - will or ought to
• shalm - a type of oboe
• shalt - Biblical "shall"
• shaly - containing shale
• shama - an Indian songbird; a town in western Africa
• shame - to abash; to mortify
• Shami - a first name
• shamo - the Chinese name of the Gobi desert
• shams - a first name; plural of "sham", a pretence
• Shamu - a first name
• Shana - a first name
• shand - shame; a base coin; counterfeit money
• Shane - a first name
• shang - relating to the Shang dynasty; a catapult
• Shani - a first name
• shank - the tibia
• Shann - a first name
• shans - plural of "Shan", a shame; a member of an Indochinese ethnic group
• shant - a first name; a quart or a pot; an alcoholic drink
• shape - a form; an outline
• Shapi - a first name
• shapo - a wild sheep of Tibet; a hat
• shaps - chaps; cowboy britches
• shara - a first name; one of a group of people living in Outer Mongolia
• shard - a sherd; a fragment; a wing case
• share - a quota; a part; a portion
• shari - a first name; a river in central Africa flowing into Lake Chad
• shark - a sea predator; a cheat
• sharn - cow dung
• sharp - pointed; sudden; quick-witted; having a strong taste; a musical symbol
• Sharr - a first name
• Shary - a first name
• shash - a sash; noisy interference
• shasi - a port city in China
• shatt - Shatt al Arab, an inlet and river dividing Iran and Iraq
• Shaud - a first name
• shaul - a first name; a shoal
• Shaun - a first name
• shave - to cut closely; to trim hair
• Shavo - a first name
• shawl - a wrap
• shawm - a type of high-pitched medieval oboe with a conical bore
• shawn - a first name; shown
• shaws - shows; plural of "shaw", a thicket
• shaya - a first name; chay
• Shaye - a first name
• Shayn - a first name
• shays - plural of "shay", a chaise
• shcha - a Cyrillic letter
• shchi - a kind of Russian cabbage soup
• sheaf - a bundle; a British river
• sheal - to shell; to husk; a shepherd's hut or shelter
• Shean - a first name
• shear - to clip; to cut
• sheas - plural of "shea", an African butter tree
• sheba - a first name; the Biblical name of Saba
• sheds - removes; plural of "shed", a small wooden building
• shedu - a Babylonian semidivine being, with a human head and the body of a bull or lion
• sheel - variant of "sheal", a hiding place
• sheen - gloss; luster
• sheep - a wooly ruminant
• sheer - pure; transparent
• sheet - a bedcloth; a piece of paper
• Sheff - a first name
• shego - a hamlet in northern India
• Shehu - a first name
• sheik - an Arab chief
• sheil - a hut or small cottage used by a shepherd
• sheko - a language
• Shela - a first name
• sheld - spotted; variegated
• shelf - a ledge
• Sheli - a first name
• shell - a first name; a hard covering; to bombard
• shema - a Jewish prayer involving a declaration of faith
• Shems - a first name
• Shena - a first name
• shend - to disgrace; to blame; to injure
• Shene - a first name
• sheng - a Japanese or Chinese mouth organ
• shent - disgraced; kept in at school
• sheol - the Hebrew afterworld
• Shepp - a first name
• Shera - a first name
• Sherb - a first name
• sherd - a shard; a fragment
• shere - a first name; sheer
• Sheri - a first name
• sherk - a sponger
• Sherm - a first name
• shern - shearn, dung or excrement
• shesh - a long cloth wrapped around the head and face for desert protection
• shete - to shoot
• sheth - the part of a plough projected down from the beam; a wagon bar
• shets - gets rid of
• sheva - a first name; a Hebrew vowel point
• shewa - a schwa
• shewe - an obsolete form of "show"
• shewn - shown
• shews - shows
• shewy - showy
• Sheye - a first name
• shiah - an Islamic sect
• shias - plural of "Shia", a member of an Islamic sect
• Shiba - a first name
• shice - to abscond; nothing; something worthless
• shick - drunk
• shida - an Eritrean sandal
• shide - a thin board
• shied - avoided
• Shiek - a first name
• shiel - a shelter for sheep
• shier - more shy; a horse that tends to shy
• shies - avoids
• Shifa - a first name
• shife - one who purports to be more than they are
• shiff - to divide; to change
• shift - a work period; a woman's undergarment; to move
• shiga - a biological toxin; a prefecture in central Japan
• Shiho - a first name
• shihr - a town in southern Arabia
• Shika - a first name
• shiko - in Hinduism, the bowing of the body to show respect
• Shila - a first name
• Shile - a first name
• shilf - a soft slaty rock
• shill - a conman's assistant
• Shilo - a first name
• Shilu - a first name
• shily - coyly; timidly
• Shimo - a first name
• shims - plural of "shim", a piece of wood used to level and trim
• shina - a first name; a language of the Pisaca group
• shine - a first name; to emit light; to polish
• Shing - a first name
• shino - a first name; money
• shins - plural of "shin", the front of the lower leg
• shiny - emitting or reflecting light
• Shipp - a first name
• ships - plural of "ship", a boat
• shira - a first name; a British river
• shire - a first name; an English county; an African river
• Shiri - a first name
• shirk - to evade
• shirl - a first name; to slide
• Shiro - a first name
• shirr - to pucker
• shirs - shirrs
• shirt - a blouse
• shish - a hissing sound; something worthless
• shiso - some kind of fancy vegetable
• shiss - the scratchy background noise of a portable CD player in use
• shist - schist; crystalline rock
• shita - a unit of measure in Burma
• shite - a shit; a despicable person
• shits - defecates
• shiur - in Judaism, a sort of sermon
• shiva - a first name; an Indian god; a Hebrew funeral vigil
• shive - a slice of bread; a thin wood stopper; a knife
• shivs - harries; plural of "shiv", a homemade knife...when home is prison
• shivy - containing shives
• shiya - a town in Lebanon
• Shizu - a first name
• shkin - an Afghan border town
• shlep - to haul
• shlub - a schlub; a dull, unpolished person
• shluh - a Berber people of southern Morocco
• shmee - heroin
• shmeg - an idiot
• shmek - a variant of "schmek", a taste
• shmen - freshmen
• shmoe - a foolish naive person
• shmoo - a race of cartoon characters created by Al Capp, crude blobs that liked to be eaten
• shnor - a beggar or parasite
• Shoab - a first name
• shoad - to examine a stream bed for ore
• shoah - reverent reference to the persecution of the Jews in WWII
• shoal - shallow water
• shoar - a prop or support
• shoat - a piglet; a sheep/goat hybrid (!)
• Shoba - a first name
• shoch - a draw at a pipe of tobacco
• shock - a sheaf; a sudden jolt; an overwhelming emotion
• shode - a part in the hair; variant of "shoad", to examine a stream bed for ore
• shoed - placed shoes on
• shoer - one who shoes
• shoes - plural of "shoe", foot gear
• shoey - a shoesmith in a cavalry regiment
• Shofi - a first name
• shogi - a kind of Japanese chess on a board of 81 squares with 40 pieces
• shogs - moves along
• shoji - a first name; a Japanese paper screen
• shojo - a Japanese anime subvariety featuring sexualized teen-age girls
• Shoko - a first name
• shola - a first name; a wood; a thick Afghan stew of rice and carrots
• shole - a ground plank
• sholl - to crush someone's hat over their ears
• sholt - a cur
• Shoma - a first name
• shona - a first name; a Bantu ethnic group
• shone - a first name; shined
• shong - a catapult
• Shoni - a first name
• shonk - a nose; underhanded
• shont - a foreigner
• shoob - to shove
• shood - the husk of oats after threshing
• shooi - the Richardson's skua
• shook - a set of staves for one barrel; trembled
• shool - to beg; to grimace; a shovel; to drag or scrape along
• shoon - shoes; a fool
• shoop - hip; to have sex
• shoor - shower
• shoos - whisks away
• shoot - to emit; to dart; a sprout; a mild expletive
• shope - an obsolete past participle of "to shape"
• shops - small stores; browses in a store
• shore - a beach; to prop up
• shorl - tourmaline
• shorn - a first name; cut off
• short - brief in time; not tall
• Shota - a first name
• shote - a piglet
• shots - plural of "shot", a small drink; a picture; a gun firing; an injection
• shott - a salt lake
• shouf - a region of Lebanon
• Shoun - a first name
• shout - to yell
• shove - to push
• shown - presented; revealed
• shows - plural of "show", a presentation
• showy - gaudy; pretentious
• Shoya - a first name
• shoyu - soy
• shpos - an obnoxious or despicable patient; an acronym: "SubHuman Piece of Shit"
• shrab - a shrub; a plain drink containing alcohol
• shrag - a twig cut from a tree
• shram - to shrivel from cold
• shrap - wine used to weaken the will of a con man's victim; fishbait
• shred - to tear into small pieces
• Shree - a first name
• shrew - a nasty mouse-like creature; a vicious wife
• shris - plural of "shri", more commonly "sri", a Hindu title of respect
• shrof - an Indian moneylender
• shrog - a bush
• shrow - a shrew; a dormouse
• shrub - a bush; a cordial
• shrug - a shoulder gesture
• shtik - variant of "schtick", a humorous bit or routine
• shtip - a town in Macedonia
• shtum - quiet; silent
• shtup - to have sexual intercourse
• shuah - a first name; a son of Abraham
• shual - a biblical place
• shuar - an Indian tribe of Ecuador
• shuba - a long Russian fur coat
• shuck - to remove the husks from corn
• shude - the husk of oats after threshing
• shuff - a cracked brick
• shufu - Kashgar, a city in western China
• shugs - shrugs
• shuka - a first name; a town in the Gaza strip
• Shuki - a first name
• Shula - a first name
• shule - shool
• Shuli - a first name
• shuln - plural of "shul", a synagogue
• shuls - plural of "shul", a synagogue
• Shuma - a first name
• Shumi - a first name
• shuna - a first name; a British island
• shune - plural of "shoe", a foot covering
• shuns - avoids
• shunt - to divert; an electrical device
• shura - a first name; an Afghan local council
• shure - a past tense of "to shear"
• shurk - a pickpocket
• shusa - a Japanese team leader in a factory or business operation
• shush - to admonish to silence
• shute - a chute
• shuts - closes
• shuya - a town in Russia
• shvat - a Hebrew month
• shwas - plural of "shwa", a variant of "schwa"
• Shwon - a first name
• Shyam - a first name
• Shyan - a first name
• shyer - more shy
• Shyla - a first name
• shyly - coyly; bashfully
• Shyra - a first name
• siafu - the biting red ant of Kenya
• siaga - the ahu or jairou
• Siaka - a first name
• sialk - an ancient trading outpost in Iran
• sials - plural of "sial", a rock formation
• Siana - a first name
• siane - a language
• siang - an Asian river
• Siara - a first name
• Siaya - a first name
• Sibai - a first name
• sibbe - sib; akin
• sibbs - plural of "sibb", a sibling
• Sibby - a first name
• Sibel - a first name
• Sibie - a first name
• sibiu - a town in Romania
• sibyl - a first name; a prophetess
• sican - a people of ancient Sicily
• sicca - newly coined; a rupee
• sicel - the Italic language of the Siculi
• sicer - cider; a strong drink
• sices - plural of "sice", a male servant in India; the six on a die
• sicht - sight
• sicko - a mentally sick or deviant person
• sicks - unleashes for attack
• sicky - a sicko
• sicle - a shekel
• siclo - a pedicab
• sicut - as if
• sidas - plural of "sida", a fibrous plant with small yellow or white flowers
• siddi - marijuana
• Siddy - a first name
• sided - applied siding to; agreed with
• sider - a partisan
• sides - supports; adds siding; plural of "side", a lateral part
• sidey - a first name; conceited
• sidha - someone who has attained perfection
• sidhe - a banshee; plural of "sidh", an underground fort where Gaelic fairies live
• sidhi - a town in India
• Sidik - a first name
• sidle - to walk sideways, like a crab
• sidon - a first name; a city in Lebanon
• sidra - a first name; a weekly portion of the Pentateuch read in synagogues
• Sidse - a first name
• siege - to besiege
• Siegi - a first name
• sield - ceiled; plastered
• siena - a first name; a city in west central Italy
• siens - plural of "sien", a variant of "scion"
• sient - a variant of "scion"
• Siera - a first name
• siest - a hamlet in France; to take a siesta
• sieth - a variant of "scythe"
• sieur - a title of respect
• sieva - a kind of bean similar to the lima bean
• sieve - to sift
• sievy - like a sieve; full of holes
• sifac - a diurnal lemur
• sifts - strains; refines
• sifus - plural of "sifu", a Kung Fu teacher
• Sigal - a first name
• sigel - a town in Illinois
• Siggi - a first name
• Siggy - a first name
• sighs - plural of "sigh", a breathy sound of regret
• sight - to see; to view; to observe
• sigil - a signature; an occult mark
• sigla - signs and abbreviations on coins and medals
• sigli - a town in Indonesia
• sigma - a Greek letter related to "S"
• signa - a first name; medical prescription Latin for "to mark" or "to label"
• Signe - a first name
• signs - subscribes; plural of "sign", an indication; a message board
• Signy - a first name
• Sigue - a first name
• sigyn - the wife of Loki, who caught the falling acid drops in a cup to spare his face
• Siham - a first name
• Sihar - a first name
• Sihem - a first name
• Sihon - a first name
• siida - a Sami family cooperative for reindeer herding
• siirt - a town in Turkey
• sijil - a register; in the Koran, the recording angel
• sijos - plural of "sijo", a Korean poem in a classic three-line form
• sikar - shikara; a town in India
• sikas - plural of "sika", a deer
• sikel - Siculian
• siker - secure; sicker
• sikes - plural of "sike", a small stream, a gully, a ditch
• sikhs - plural of "Sikh", a believer in Sikhism
• sikka - sicca
• sikra - sikhara
• Silas - a first name
• Silda - a first name
• silds - plural of "sild", a young herring
• siled - strained; ran heavily
• silen - a woodland god or elder satyr; silenus
• siler - one who strains; one who runs heavily
• siles - plural of "sile", a sieve; a beam or rafter; strains; runs heavily
• silex - flint, silica; heat resistant glass
• Silja - a first name
• Silje - a first name
• Silka - a first name
• Silke - a first name
• silks - plural of "silk", a fine fabric
• silky - smooth; silken
• silla - an ancient name for Korea
• sills - plural of "sill", a ledge
• silly - ludicrous
• silod - siloed, stored in a silo
• Siloo - a first name
• silos - plural of "silo", an agricultural storage tower
• silpi - a Hindu temple stone mason
• silts - plural of "silt", an alluvial deposit
• silty - containing silt
• silva - a first name; forest trees
• Silvi - a first name
• Silvy - a first name
• silyl - a chemical derived from monosilane
• Simah - a first name
• simal - an East Indian silk cotton tree
• Simao - a first name
• simar - a scarf; a cymar; a loose dress
• simas - plural of "sima", an igneous rock
• Simba - a first name
• simec - a private currency briefly introduced in Italy
• Simen - a first name
• simha - the Indian name for the sign of Leo
• simia - the genus of the Barbary ape
• Simin - a first name
• simis - plural of "simi", a short two-edged sword
• simla - a city in India, in east Punjab, the summer capital of India during British rule
• Simma - a first name
• Simmi - a first name
• Simms - a first name
• Simmy - a first name
• Simon - a first name
• simps - plural of "simp", a simpleton
• simpy - like a simpleton
• simul - a chess match of simultaneous games; medical prescription Latin for "together"
• Sinae - a first name
• sinai - a first name; a Middle Eastern mountain, peninsula and desert
• sinal - referring to a sinus
• Sinan - a first name
• since - from that point; because; a town in Colombia
• sinch - a saddle girth
• Sinda - a first name
• sindh - a Pakistani state
• Sindi - a first name
• sinds - rinses
• Sindy - a first name
• sined - rinsed
• sines - a town in Portugal; rinses; plural of "sine", a trigonometric ratio (opposite over hypotenuse)
• sinew - a tendon
• singe - to burn lightly
• singh - meaning "lion", and used in the name of every Sikh
• sings - uses a musical form of speech
• sinhs - plural of "sinh", the mathematical hyperbolic sine function
• sinic - Seric; Chinese
• sinks - descends; plural of "sink", a water basin
• sinky - yielding underfoot
• Sinna - a first name
• sinny - a first name; cinema; sinful
• sinon - a first name; a treacherous or perfidious betrayer (Sinon persuaded the Trojans to take the horse)
• sinop - a town in Turkey
• sinpo - a town in North Korea; a radio transmission code, acronym: (Strength, Interference, Noise, Propagation, Overall)
• sinpu - a town in Taiwan
• sinti - a name by which the Gypsies are known
• sinto - Shinto
• sintu - a Shintoist
• sinus - a cavity; a bay
• Siona - a first name
• sioux - a first name; an American Indian tribe
• siped - oozed
• sipes - oozes
• Sipho - a first name
• sipid - having a fine taste; savory
• sippy - an acronym: "Senior Independent Pioneer", a healthy, independent retired person; a child's spill-proof cup
• siraf - an ancient trading city located on the seacoast of modern Iran
• sirah - a wine grape
• Siraj - a first name
• sirat - in Islam, a bridge from earth to heaven which only the righteous can cross
• siraz - a kind of cheese
• sirba - a town in Sudan
• sired - begot; fathered
• siree - sirree
• siren - a seducer; a sound alarm
• sires - begets; lords; fathers
• siret - a river flowing from the Carpathians into the Danube
• sirex - a type of wasp
• sirih - the betel leaf
• sirik - an Asian cape
• Sirio - a first name
• siris - the lebbek; an acacia tree of the Albizzia genus; a Babylonian god
• sirki - the culms of munj
• sirky - the culms of munj
• siroc - the sirocco
• siroe - the first name
• siron - "S iron", an "S" shaped iron driven into railroad ties to keep them from splitting
• sirop - a syrup of fruit juice, sugar and water
• siros - a Greek Island in the Aegean Sea
• sirra - a form of address
• sirte - a town in Libya, site of a famous naval battle
• sirts - plural of "sirt", a quicksand
• sirup - syrup
• sisak - a town in Croatia
• sisal - a fibrous plant
• sisel - suslik
• siser - cider; sicer
• sises - plural of "sise", an assize; the six on a die
• Sishi - a first name
• sison - stone parsley
• Sissi - a first name
• sissu - an East Indian tree whose leaves are used for fodder
• sissy - a first name; a coward; effeminate
• sists - summons to court
• Sitah - a first name
• sitao - a long podded cowpea of the Philippines
• sitar - a long-necked Indian lute with movable frets
• sited - located; placed
• siter - one who places or assigns locations
• sites - plural of "site", a location
• Sitha - a first name
• sithe - chive; a journey; a sigh
• sitia - a town in Crete
• sitio - a subdivision of a barrio in the Philippines; a clearing
• sitka - a town in southeastern Alaska
• sitra - a town in Bahrain
• sitta - the nuthatch
• situk - a river in Alaska
• situp - an exercise in which one lies on the floor and sits up
• situs - the location of a thing
• siuai - a people of Papua New Guinea
• Siuli - a first name
• siums - plural of "sium", the water parsnip
• siusi - an Arawak people of northwest Brazil
• sivan - a first name; a month of the Hebrew calendar
• sivas - an ancient city in central Turkey
• siver - a sewer
• Sivia - a first name
• Sivie - a first name
• siwah - an ancient north African town
• siwan - a month of the Hebrew calendar
• Siwei - a first name
• siwin - a sewen, a type of salmon
• sixer - a leader of a group of six in the Brownie scouts; a six pack of beer; a six month prison term
• sixes - plural of "six", a group of six
• sixmo - a size of paper that is one sixth of a sheet
• Sixta - a first name
• sixte - a fencing parry
• sixth - one part in six
• Sixto - a first name
• sixty - a number
• sizal - sisal hemp
• sizar - a student receiving a scholarship at Cambridge or Trinity College
• sized - graded
• sizel - scissel; a metal clipping
• sizer - a sizing machine; a sizar
• sizes - plural of "size", a magnitude
• Sjaak - a first name
• Sjohn - a first name
• Sjure - a first name
• skads - scads
• skags - plural of "skag", heroin
• skaif - a wheel on which gems are ground or polished
• skail - to scail; to disperse
• skain - a skein; a coil of yarn
• skair - to scare
• skait - skate
• skala - a town in Greece
• skald - scald; an ancient Scandinavian bard
• skall - to scale; to mount
• skane - a region of southern Sweden
• skank - an unpleasant, unclean, or undesirable person; to dance in a loose-limbed manner
• skare - wild, timid or shy
• skarn - a meromorphic rock
• skart - scart
• skate - a fish; a rollerskate
• skats - plural of "skat", a card game
• skatt - a blow; a spell; a sudden rainshower
• skaws - plural of "skaw", a promontory
• skean - a skene; a dagger used in Ireland and Scotland
• skear - to scare
• Skeat - a first name
• skeds - plural of "sked", an airline with regularly scheduled flights
• skeed - skied
• skeeg - to lash; to flog; to slap
• skeel - a milking pail
• skeen - a type of dagger
• skeer - excited; wild
• skees - skis
• skeet - a first name; the pollack; a long scoop; a form of trapshooting
• skeez - a despicable person
• skegg - a short length of keel that protects the rudder
• skegs - slashes with the fin of a surfboard; plural of "skeg", a beam connecting the keel and sternpost
• skeif - a lapidary's polishing wheel
• skein - a ball of yarn; to tangle; wild geese in flight
• skelb - a splinter; a slice
• skelf - a shelf; a chip
• skell - a first name; a homeless person; a slovenly person; a river in England; a villain
• skelm - a rogue; a fake
• skelp - an open-handed slap; a large portion
• skene - a skean; a dagger; the background scene in ancient Greek theater
• skeng - a ghetto weapon
• skens - squints
• skeos - plural of "skeo", a hut in the Orkneys
• skeps - plural of "skep", a conical beehive; a basket of wicker or wood
• skers - skirrs; plural of "sker", a nickname for the Nebraska Cornhuskers team
• skete - a community of monks of the Greek Church
• skews - bends; distorts
• skewy - skewed; aslant
• skeys - plural of "skey", a wedge-shaped bar of an ox yoke
• skice - to scurry about
• skidi - a tribe of the Pawnee
• skids - slides after applying the brakes
• skied - lofted; elevated
• skien - a town in Norway
• skier - one who skis; a lofted shot in cricket
• skies - plural of "sky", the firmament
• skiey - like the sky
• skiff - a light boat
• skift - shift
• Skila - a first name
• skill - a well-developed ability or craft
• skilo - a game of rolling balls into depressions in a grid
• skime - a town in Minnesota
• skimo - a ski-mobile
• skimp - to stint; to be stingy or abstemious
• skims - takes from the top; glides along the top
• skink - an African lizard; a liquid food of simmered beef bones
• skins - plural of "skin", a pelt
• skint - out of money
• skios - plural of "skio", a hut in the Orkneys
• Skipp - a first name
• skips - omits; jumps over
• skirl - a shrill cry; to play the bagpipes
• skirp - to mock or deride
• skirr - to scurry
• skirt - to avoid; a half dress
• skite - to glide or dip; a quick oblique blow; to boast; a braggart; a monastic hermitage
• skits - plural of "skit", a short play
• skitz - to go crazy; a schizophrenic
• skive - to pare; to split; to cut thin strips from; a dodge or ruse; to malinger, a town in Denmark
• skivy - a female servant
• sklim - to climb
• skoal - a drinking toast
• skoff - to scoff; to eat one's food rapidly
• skole - a town in Ukraine
• skoob - a quantity of books assembled for public burning ( = "books" backwards )
• skook - to skulk
• skort - a combination of shorts and a skirt
• skosh - a small amount
• skots - plural of "skot", a unit of measurement of dark adaptation in vision
• Skott - a first name
• skout - a guillemot
• skowk - to skulk
• skrag - to murder
• skran - scran; scraps
• skrik - a sudden panic or fear
• skrim - scum; refuse
• skuas - plural of "skua", an Antarctic bird
• skues - skews
• skugs - plural of "skug", a squirrel
• skuik - to skulk
• skuld - in Norse mythology, the Norn concerned with the future
• Skule - a first name
• skulk - to lurk
• skull - the head bone that is connected to the neck bone
• skuna - a river in Mississippi
• skunk - an odoriferous animal
• skuns - scums
• skuon - a town in Cambodia
• skurf - to use a skateboard
• skuse - a colloquial form for "excuse"
• skute - a boat or other small vessel
• skutt - a low, contemptible person
• skuzz - dirt; a dirty person; a low person
• skyed - hit towards the sky; hung an objectionable picture high and out of view
• skyer - a bowled ball; a ball hit into the air
• skyes - plural of "skye", a terrier
• skyey - blue like the sky
• Skyla - a first name
• Skyra - a first name
• skyre - to shine in a gaudy manner
• skyrs - plural of "skyr", a curd cheese similar to yogurt
• skyte - to skite; to glide or dip
• slabs - plural of "slab", a thick piece
• slack - loose
• slade - a first name; a valley; a marsh; a spade with an L-shaped blade
• slaes - plural of "slae", a blackthorn
• slags - plural of "slag", waste ore left after smelting; a loose woman
• slaid - a past tense of "slide"
• slaie - a weaver's reed
• slain - killed
• slake - to quench
• slaky - miry; muddy
• slams - shuts violently; denounces; denigrates; plural of "slam", a bridge triumph
• slane - a first name; a long-handled peat spade
• slang - argot; jargon; cant; lingo
• slank - slinked
• slant - to tilt
• slape - slippery; smooth
• slaps - strikes with an open hand
• slare - to make a noise by scuffing the feet on the floor
• slart - bits and fragments
• slash - to cut; to gash
• slask - the Polish name for Silesia
• slate - to reprimand; a flat sedimentary rock; a blackboard; one's record
• slath - the center of a basket bottom where weaving is begun
• slats - plural of "slat", a crosspiece
• slatt - a slat; a lath
• slaty - like slate
• Slava - a first name
• slave - an involuntary servant or worker
• Slavi - a first name
• slavs - plural of "Slav", an East European
• slaws - plural of "slaw", a cabbage salad, said to be edible
• slays - kills
• slazy - sleazy
• slead - a sled
• sleck - ooze; soft mud
• sleds - plural of "sled", a vehicle with flat runners for conveyance over snow
• sleef - a cigarette containing a mixture of marijuana and tobacco
• sleek - smooth
• sleep - to hibernate
• sleer - to mock; to sneer
• slees - slays; plural of "slee", a cradle for a ship
• sleet - frozen rain
• sleez - a low or despicable person
• sleid - to sley, or prepare for use in a weaver's sley
• slent - slope; pitch
• slept - hibernated
• slete - to set a dog upon
• slews - moves sideways
• slewy - intoxicated
• sleys - plural of "sley", the reed of a weever's loom
• sliac - a town in Slovakia
• slice - a thin flat section; a sample
• slich - slick
• slick - slippery; polished
• slicy - apt to slice
• slide - to glide; to skid
• slier - more crafty
• sligo - a port city, and a county in northwestern Ireland
• slily - artfully
• slime - mire; ooze
• slims - gets thinner
• slimy - containing slime
• sline - a natural transverse cleavage in rock
• sling - a drink; to hurl; to hang; to cast; a support
• slink - to skulk; to lurk
• slipe - a mining skip; to peel
• slips - plural of "slip", a mistake; a bit of paper; an underdress
• slipt - poetic "slipped"
• slish - a slice; a slash
• slite - wear and tear; a village in Sweden
• slits - plural of "slit", a thin cut or opening
• slive - to slide; to skulk
• sloam - a layer of clay between coal-beds
• sloan - a first name; a snub; to balk or hinder
• sloat - a slot; a bar; a bolt; a crossbar of a door
• slobs - plural of "slob", an untidy person
• slock - a drink; a swallow
• sloes - plural of "sloe", a fruit
• slogs - plods, often through muddy or wet terrain
• sloid - a Swedish handicrafts training system
• slojd - a Swedish handicrafts training system
• sloka - a distich of two lines of 16 syllables each
• sloke - various edible marine algae
• slomo - slow motion in film
• slone - sloe
• sloom - to slumber
• sloop - a kind of ship
• sloos - plural of "sloo", a variant of "slue"
• sloot - variant of "sluit", a deep dry ditch washed out by heavy rain
• slope - slant; a hillside or mountainside
• slops - ready-made clothes; garbage fed to pigs
• slopy - sloping
• slorp - to slurp
• slosh - slush; sludge; a splashing sound of water; a nickname for the backslash character
• slote - a device for moving people above or below a theater stage
• sloth - indolence; a marsupial
• slots - plural of "slot", a long narrow opening; a gambling machine
• slour - to lock up
• slove - past tense of "slive"
• slowh - a past tense of "to slay"
• slows - reduces speed
• sloyd - a Swedish handicrafts training system
• slubb - to twist fiber after carding
• slubs - draws out and twists a fiber in carding
• sludd - to suffer from a chemical attack; an acronym: "Salivate, Lachrimate, Urinate, Defecate, Die"
• sluds - oozes
• sludy - miry; slushy
• slued - turned around; intoxicated
• slues - moves sideways; plural of "slue", a marsh, a slough
• sluff - to discard; to slough
• slugs - hits; shell-less snails; units of force; lines of type; false coins; bullets
• sluis - another name for Sluys
• sluit - a deep dry ditch washed out by heavy rain
• slump - to collapse; to be depressed
• slums - plural of "slum", rundown housing
• slung - flung; thrown
• slunj - a town in Croatia
• slunk - lurked
• slurb - a run-on formation meaning "slum suburb"
• slurf - to slurp
• slurp - to drink noisily
• slurs - plural of "slur", defamatory language
• sluse - a sluice
• slush - wet snow
• sluts - plural of "slut", a promiscuous woman
• sluys - a port in Flanders, opposite England, site of a naval victory by Edward III over the French
• slyer - craftier
• slyly - craftily
• slyne - the face of a jointed rock; a British cape
• slype - a narrow passage in a cathedral, between the deanery and transept
• smaak - to like or enjoy
• smack - a fishing boat; to strike; an emphasis word, as in "smack in the middle"
• smaik - a scoundrel; a rascal
• Smajo - a first name
• small - little; short
• smalm - smarm
• smalt - blue grass; a deep blue dye
• smarm - excessive sentimentality; an unctuous bearing
• smart - clever; to sting with pain
• smash - to break violently; a big success
• smaze - a mixture of smoke and haze
• smear - to spread thickly
• smeck - heroin
• smeek - smoke; to clean with smoke (!?)
• smees - plural of "smee", a widgeon; a pintail
• Smeet - a first name
• smeir - a salt glaze on pottery
• smell - to detect an odor; to emit an odor; an odor
• smelt - smelled; a fish
• smerk - smirk
• smews - plural of "smew", a Eurasian duck
• smice - a bribe
• smich - the stonechat
• smick - a kiss
• Smidt - a first name
• smift - a fuse
• smile - a cheerful expression
• smilt - to melt
• smily - alternative spelling for "smiley"
• smirk - a selfish smile
• smirr - a smur, a fine misty rain
• smirs - plural of "smir", variant of "smur", a fine misty rain
• smish - a shirt
• Smita - a first name
• smite - to strike
• smith - a first name; a hammer craftsman
• smits - plural of "smit", a stain; an infection
• smitt - a first name; ore used for marking sheep
• smizz - heroin
• smock - a frock
• smogs - plural of "smog", for smoke and fog
• smoke - to fume; to reek; to consume a cigarette
• smoko - a coffee and cigarette break
• smoky - fumy
• smolt - a young river salmon
• smoor - smore; smur
• smoot - a journeyman printer; a smout; a unit of measurement = ( Harvard Bridge - ear ) / 364.4
• smore - another; to smother; a cookie, humorously named from a slurred "give me some more"
• smote - struck
• smous - an itinerant peddler; a German Jew
• smout - a speckled trout
• smowt - a small person or child
• smuce - a disgusting place
• smuck - a crowd of jellyfish
• smugs - confiscates
• smurf - a blue cartoon creature; a kind of Internet attack; to transport illegal drugs
• smurr - a drizzly fog
• smurs - plural of "smur", a fine misty rain
• smush - to crush down, also spelled "smoosh"; the mouth
• smuts - plural of "smut", a plant disease
• Smyth - a first name
• snabs - plural of "snab", the brow of a hill
• snack - a small informal meal
• snafu - an acronym: "Situation Normal, All Fouled Up", so to speak
• snags - plural of "snag", a hold up; a catch; a sausage
• snail - a slug with a portable home
• snake - a serpent
• snaky - long and coiling
• snape - a bevel
• snaps - breaks suddenly
• snare - a trap; a kind of drum
• snarf - to take opportunistically; to fall asleep while clothed; to eat or devour
• snark - an animal worth hunting, according to Charles Dodgson
• snarl - to tangle; to growl
• snars - snarls
• snary - insidious
• snash - insolence; abuse
• snast - a candlewick
• snath - the curved handle of a scythe
• snawk - to smell
• snaws - snows
• snazz - class or style
• snead - the curved handle of a scythe
• sneak - to lurk; to slink
• sneap - to check; to rebuke; to reprimand; to nip; a blight
• snebs - snibs; snubs; checks
• sneck - a snick; a cut; a latch
• sneds - plural of "sned", the curved handle of a scythe
• sneed - a snath, the curved handle of a scythe
• sneek - a town in the northern Netherlands, source of the Anna Kournikova virus
• sneer - to make a disdainful expression
• snees - plural of "snee", a large knife
• snell - keen; sharp; severe; active; a fishing line
• snelt - a sneak thief
• snerf - to sniff or snort cocaine
• snerp - to snurp
• snert - a pound sterling
• snets - clears one's nose of mucus; plural of "snet", the fat of a deer
• snews - abounds; snows
• snibs - latches; snubs; snibs
• snick - to cut; a latch; a sharp cutting sound
• snide - disdainful
• snidy - contemptible
• sniff - to smell; to inhale
• snift - sort; a sniff; to blow off steam
• snigg - a small eel
• snigs - cuts; plural of "snig", an eel
• snipe - to take potshots at; make cutting remarks to or about; a bird; a pretext for a prank hunt
• snips - cuts little pieces
• snipy - making cutting remarks
• snirl - to twist; to snarl; to wrinkle
• snirp - to shrivel
• snirt - a smothered laugh; a combination of snow and dirt that falls after winter duststorms
• snite - to snipe; to blow the nose without a handkerchief
• snits - plural of "snit", a pout party; a state of imaginary emotional justification
• snitz - schnitz; dehydrated sections of fruit
• snobs - plural of "snob", a disdainful person
• snode - a horse's bit
• snods - plural of "snod", a fillet, headband or snood
• snoek - a South African fish; a barracuda
• snoep - mean; greedy
• snoff - a weekend girl friend
• snogs - kisses; cuddles
• snoke - to snook
• snood - a hair ribbon; a fillet; a 100% addictive computer game
• snook - to lurk; to snoop; a fish; a part of the idiom "to cock a snook", thumb to nose and fingers extended
• snool - to cringe; a sniveller
• snoop - to pry; to investigate
• snoot - to treat with disdain; the nose
• snops - gin
• snore - to take loudly resonant somnambulistic nasal breaths
• snork - a snoring sound; to smoke marijuana; a baby or child; to drink
• snort - to make a loud sound by breathing through the nostrils
• snots - nasal mucuses; the burnt parts of candlewicks
• snouk - to lurk; to snoop
• snout - a nose; a nozzle
• snowk - to sniff, or smell about
• snowl - the hooded merganser
• snows - plural of "snow", pretty for a short time in small quantities
• snowy - covered with snow
• snubs - slights socially
• snuck - colloquial past tense of "sneak"
• snuff - powdered tobacco; to extinguish; to kill
• snugs - makes comfortable and cozy
• Snuki - a first name
• snums - declares
• snurl - to snirl; to turn up one's nose in scorn
• snurp - to contract into a shriveled form
• snurt - to expel mucus during a sneeze (stand back!)
• snush - snuff
• snyes - plural of "snye" or "sny", a side channel of a river
• snypy - like a snipe
• soaks - bathes in water
• soaky - sopping wet; drenched
• soals - plural of "soal", a dirty pond; a variant of "sole"
• soams - plural of "soam", a chain by which a lead horse draws a plow
• soaps - plural of "soap", a material used for cleaning
• soapy - containing soap; unctuous
• soare - sorrel
• soars - rises high
• soary - tending to soar; humorous dialect for "sorry"
• soata - a town in Colombia
• soave - in musical notation, "sweetly"
• sobby - soaked, as with water; sentimental; weepy
• sobek - the Egyptian crocodile god
• sober - unable to afford alcohol at the moment; solemn; serious
• Sobhe - a first name
• Sobhi - a first name
• sobol - the Russian sable
• sobor - an ecclesiastical synod of the Eastern Orthodox Church
• sobos - plural of "sobo", acronym of "SOuth BOund", a southbound Appalachian Trail hiker
• socal - southern California
• socas - plural of "soca", a kind of calypso music of the Caribbean
• sochi - a Black Sea resort
• socht - an obsolete form of "sought"
• sochu - a Japanese distilled liquor similar to whiskey
• socii - plural of "socius"
• socio - a combining prefix meaning "social"
• socko - outstanding
• socks - woven footwear; hits
• socky - wet; drenched; like a sock
• socle - a plinth or base
• socoa - a town in France
• sodar - an acronym (Sound Detection and Ranging)
• sodas - plural of "soda", a carbonated drink
• soddy - covered with sod; a sod house
• Sodek - a first name
• soder - an older spelling of "solder"
• sodic - of or containing sodium
• sodio - containing sodium in place of hydrogen
• sodom - where they coveted their neighbor's ass, and not his wife
• soest - a Hanseatic town in Germany
• sofar - a system for locating underwater noises, an acronym (Sound Fixing And Ranging)
• sofas - plural of "sofa", a couch
• sofee - an ascetic
• sofer - a Hebrew scribe
• Soffi - a first name
• sofia - a first name; the capital city of Bulgaria
• Sofie - a first name
• sofis - plural of "sofi", a variant of "Sufi", a dervish
• Sofka - a first name
• softa - a Muslim theological student
• softs - plural of "soft", a soft thing
• softy - a person with elastic principles
• Sofya - a first name
• soger - a shirker
• soggy - wet; saturated
• soham - a town in England
• Sohan - a first name
• Sohar - a first name
• sohos - plural of "soho", a huntsman's cry
• Soile - a first name
• soils - earths; dirties
• soily - covered with dirt; like dirt
• sojas - plural of "soja", the soybean
• sojer - a variant of "soldier"
• sojns - plural of "sojn", a county in Norway
• sokah - variant of "soka", a kind of calypso music of the Caribbean
• sokas - plural of "soka", a kind of calypso music of the Caribbean
• soken - a socage district
• sokes - plural of "soke", the right to administer justice in a fief
• sokol - a Czech governmental organization
• sokos - plural of "soko", an African anthropoid ape
• solah - solar; sola; sponge-wood
• solan - a gannet; a town in India
• solar - of the sun
• solas - plural of "sola", the hat plant
• solay - to cut a bream into serving portions (none for me thanks)
• solde - pay; remuneration
• soldi - plural of "soldo", an Italian half penny
• soldo - an Italian half penny
• solds - plural of "sold", pay or remuneration
• solea - the type genus of Soleidae; a platform in a church
• soled - formed the base of a shoe
• solen - the razor fish genus
• soler - one who soles shoes
• soles - plural of "sole", the base of a shoe or a foot
• Soley - a first name
• solfa - the musical scale representation "Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti Do"
• solid - integral; not hollow
• solin - a town in Croatia
• solis - a first name; a town in Uruquay
• Solje - a first name
• Solly - a first name
• solms - a former county of central Germany
• solna - a town in Sweden
• solod - an intrazonal group of dealkalized compacted clay soil
• soloi - an ancient province of Cilicia, whose "bad" Greek dialect spawned the word "solecism"
• solok - a town in Indonesia
• solon - a first name; a Greek lawgiver; a wise legislator
• solos - flies an airplane alone; plays an instrument alone
• Solow - a first name
• solta - a Croatian island
• solum - a piece of ground; soil
• solus - a stage direction meaning "alone"; a legal term meaning "sole" or "exclusive"
• solve - to elucidate; to unravel
• Solvi - a first name
• somaj - a Hindu society
• Somak - a first name
• somal - of the body
• soman - a poisonous gas created for use in chemical warfare
• somas - plural of "soma", a body
• somba - a language
• Somer - a first name
• somis - a town in California
• somji - a town in Nigeria
• somma - the rim of a volcanic crater
• somme - a river that passes by Amiens; the location of a battle in WWI
• somne - to summon
• Somya - a first name
• Sonal - a first name
• Sonam - a first name
• sonar - an underwater detection system (Sound Navigation Ranging)
• Sonay - a first name
• sonce - good luck, abundance
• soncy - buxom; jolly; lucky
• sonde - an upper atmospheric probe; a message or messenger; a visit
• sonds - sondes, visits
• Sonei - a first name
• sonem - a river in New Guinea
• Soner - a first name
• sones - plural of "sone", a unit of loudness
• songe - a language
• songo - a river, giving its name to "Songo fever"; a language
• songs - plural of "song", a musical composition commonly including words
• songy - a town in France
• Sonia - a first name
• sonic - of sound
• Sonie - a first name
• Sonja - a first name
• Sonke - a first name
• sonly - like or of a son
• Sonna - a first name
• sonne - an obsolete form of "sun" or "son"
• Sonni - a first name
• sonno - a term of address for a younger man or boy
• sonny - a first name; a term of endearment
• sonse - good luck; abundance
• sonsy - buxom; jolly; of attractive and healthy appearance; something that is lucky
• sonty - sanctity
• Sonya - a first name
• sooey - "yoo hoo" to a pig
• Soogy - a first name
• sooja - the soya bean
• sooke - a town on Vancouver Island
• Sooki - a first name
• sooks - plural of "sook", a female crab
• sooky - a first name; sulky; a cry-baby; cowardly
• soola - a kind of clover
• soole - to pull someone by the ears
• sools - incites a dog
• sooms - swims
• Sooni - a first name
• soony - sentimental
• soops - sweeps
• soord - bacon skin
• soote - sweetly
• sooth - truth
• soots - plural of "soot", fine black residue from burning
• sooty - covered with soot
• Sooze - a first name
• soper - a drinker; a sedative
• sopes - plural of "sope", a variant of "soap"
• sopha - a sofa; the seat of a king
• Sophe - a first name
• sophi - a first name; a Persian king
• sophs - plural of "soph", a sophomore
• sophy - a first name; a Persian ruler
• Sopon - a first name
• sopor - a deep sleep; a sedative
• soppo - fashionable
• soppy - moist; wet; silly
• sopra - in musical notation, "above"
• Sorah - a first name
• soral - relating to a sorus
• Soran - a first name
• soras - plural of "sora", a marsh bird
• sorbo - porous rubber
• sorbs - holds by absorption or adsorption (remember them?); a Slavic ethnic group
• Sorca - a first name
• sorda - damped with a mute
• sordo - a musical notation meaning muted or damped
• sords - plural of "sord", a flight of mallards
• sored - made sore
• soree - a North American short billed rail
• sorek - a biblical place
• sorel - a first name; a buck of the third year
• Soren - a first name
• sorer - more sore
• sores - plural of "sore", an ulcer
• sorex - a genus including shrew-mice
• sorge - a feeling bordering on anxiety
• sorgo - any sweet variety of sorghum
• soria - a town in Spain
• Sorin - a first name
• sorns - sponges off of others
• sorra - not; never; sorrow
• sorry - regretful; run down or slipshod
• sorta - slang for "sort of"
• sorte - a town in Venezuela
• sorts - arranges in order; kinds
• sorus - a cluster of capsules on ferns
• sorva - couma, a tropical South American tree
• sorve - a town in Estonia
• sorwe - sorrow
• soshi - a kind of decorative screening
• Sosia - a first name
• sosie - a first name; a person having an exact likeness with another
• sotel - subtle
• soter - a first name; the first king of the Ptolemaic dynasty of Egypt
• sothe - sooth
• sotho - Basuto; a Bantu language group
• soths - plural of "soth", sooth
• sotie - a short topical farcical play of medieval France
• sotik - a town in Kenya
• sotil - subtle
• sotol - a flowering plant similar to yucca; a Mexican distilled liquor
• sotto - in musical notation, "below", "lower", "beneath"
• Souad - a first name
• souce - a souse
• souct - soused
• souda - a town in Crete
• sough - a low moan
• souir - to throw with a jerk
• souke - to suck
• souks - plural of "souk", a marketplace
• Soula - a first name
• soule - the ball used in a traditional French game
• souls - plural of "soul", a spirit
• soulx - an obsolete plural of "sou", a French coin
• souly - soulful
• soulz - an obsolete plural of "sou", a French coin
• soums - plural of "soum", pasturage
• sound - a noise; healthy; a waterway; a probe
• soune - to sound
• souns - plural of "soun", a variant of "sound"
• soups - plural of "soup", a broth
• soupy - watery; murky
• soure - a town in Brazil
• sours - becomes sour; plural of "sour", a sour candy; a sour drink
• sourt - a violent liquid ejection; a shoot or bud
• soury - sour; unpleasant
• souse - a pickle; a sauce; to steep in brine; a drunkard
• sousy - like a drunkard
• south - a compass direction
• souts - plural of "sout", soot
• Souza - a first name
• sovok - a cynical, lazy person who has adapted to Soviet society
• sowan - a town in Jordan, also known as "Sawwan"
• sowar - an Indian cavalryman
• sowce - a souse
• sowed - planted
• sowei - a tribe in Sierra Leone
• sower - a propagator; a disseminator
• sowff - to hum; to sing softly; south
• sowfs - whistles or hums
• sowle - to pull by the ears
• sowls - pulls by the ears
• sowms - plural of "sowm", pasturage
• sownd - to wield
• sowne - to sound
• sowps - plural of "sowp", a sip
• sowre - sour
• sowse - souse
• sowth - to whistle softly
• soyas - plural of "soya", a Japanese bean
• Soyeb - a first name
• soyle - a body or prey
• soyot - a Tatar people
• sozal - a crystalline salt of aluminum
• Sozar - a first name
• sozin - a type of protein
• spaad - a kind of spar; earthflax
• space - volume; room; extent
• spack - spoke
• spacy - dazed; flighty
• spade - a garden tool; a card suit
• spado - a spade; a sword; an impotent person, or one unable to reproduce
• spads - plural of "spad", a nail one or two inches long with a hook at the head
• spaed - foretold
• spaer - a diviner
• spaes - foretells
• spags - plural of "spag", an Italian person
• spahi - an Algerian cavalryman of the Ottoman army
• spahy - a cavalryman of the Ottoman army
• spaid - a hart or stag that is three years old
• spaik - spoke
• spail - a splinter
• spain - a European country; spane
• spait - a spate
• spake - Biblical "spoke"
• spaky - speckled
• spald - to split under pressure, such as bricks
• spale - a splinter; a brace; to break up
• spall - to break; to split
• spalt - a flux; a foolish person; brittle; to split
• spams - sends massive amounts of EMAIL; forges a return address
• spane - to wean
• spang - a spangle; to leap; to hurl; an emphasis word, as in "spang in the middle"
• spank - to slap the buttocks
• spans - to cross; plural of "span", a bridge; a unit of length of 9 inches
• spard - spared
• spare - extra; to withhold punishment; thin
• spark - a first name; to flash
• sparr - a town in Florida
• spars - fights; plural of "spar", a timber
• spart - esparto; Spanish broom grass
• spary - parsimonious; thrifty
• spash - a town in Albania
• spasm - a tic; a throe; a paroxysm
• spaso - a spastic person
• spata - a town in ancient Greece
• spate - a sudden flood
• spath - the mineral spar
• spats - plural of "spat", an argument; a shoe cover; 10^12 meters
• spaul - to spawl
• spave - to geld
• spawl - to split; to slaver; to spit copiously
• spawn - offspring
• spaws - plural of "spaw", a variant of "spa"
• spayd - a male deer in its third year
• spays - neuters
• spaza - an illicit grocery store in South Africa
• spazz - a clumsy, awkward person
• speak - to say
• speal - speel; spule
• spean - to wean
• spear - a first name; a lance
• speat - a spate
• spece - a species or kind
• speck - a stain; a blemish; a small spot
• specs - plural of "spec", a specification; a spectacle
• speed - a first name; the magnitude of velocity
• speel - to climb; a splinter; to run away
• speen - a village in England
• speer - a first name; to ask; a screen
• speet - to stab
• speil - climb
• speir - to ask
• speke - to speak
• speks - specks
• speld - a chip; a splinter
• spelk - a rod; a switch; a long piece of wood
• spell - a short time; to specify the spelling of; a magical hex
• spelt - poetic "spelled"; German wheat
• spend - to expend; to ejaculate
• speng - a gun
• spent - consumed; worn; expended
• speos - an ancient Egyptian cave temple
• spere - to ask
• sperm - spawn; semen
• Spero - a first name
• spers - bolts
• spess - a specification
• spets - spits
• spews - vomits
• spewy - wet; boggy; awful; furious
• sphex - the wasp genus
• spial - a spy; a scout
• spica - a star; a spur; a spike; a bandage wound spirally around a limb
• spice - a tasty herb
• spick - a spike; a nail; tidy
• spics - a slur
• spicy - containing spices
• spide - spied
• spied - observed
• spiel - a routine or bit of business
• spier - to ask; one who spies
• spies - plural of "spy", a secret agent
• spiff - to make spiffy; a dandy; money paid to a salesman to push merchandise
• spike - a first name; a large nail; a thorn
• spiks - a slur, and not even spelled correctly
• spiky - covered with spikes
• spile - a spigot; a peg; slang for "spoil"
• spill - a fall; the escape of liquid from a container; a stick or paper used for lighting
• spilt - poetic "spilled"
• spims - plural of "spim", an unwanted message sent through an instant message system
• spina - a spine
• spine - a backbone; a thorn
• spink - a chaffinch; a primrose
• spins - rotates; explains a presidential action
• spiny - covered with spines
• spire - a high church tower; a curl; a sedge
• Spiro - a first name
• spirt - a spout; to spurt
• Spiru - a first name
• spiry - spiral; having many spires; like a spire
• spiss - thick, dense
• spite - petty malevolence
• spity - spiteful
• spiti - a region in northern India; a Tibetan river
• spits - expectorates; skewers
• spitz - a Pomeranian dog
• spivs - plural of "spiv", a petty criminal
• spiza - a finch genus
• splat - a sound effect of wet collision; part of a chair-back
• splaw - splay
• splay - wide; to slant; to slope
• splib - a black person
• splim - marijuana
• split - to divide; a champagne bottle of 200 milliliters; a town in Yugoslavia
• splog - a "spam blog" or "spam web log", a web page designed to attract browser
• hits, followed by clicks on associated ads
• spode - fine china-ware
• spogh - to boast
• spoil - to ruin; booty
• spoke - said; a part of a wheel
• spoky - like a spoke; long and thin
• spole - a spool; a small wheel
• spong - an irregular narrow projection portion of a field
• sponk - infatuation; a match
• spons - money
• spoof - a parody
• spook - a ghost; a spy; to frighten
• spool - a small wheel or spindle; to transfer to a peripheral device
• spoom - to scud downwind
• spoon - an eating utensil; to cuddle
• spoor - a first name; the track of an animal
• spoot - the razor shell clam
• spore - a reproductive cell of some plants
• sport - game
• spose - a slang spelling of "suppose"
• sposh - slush
• spots - notices; a leopard; plural of "spot", a small mark or blotch
• spout - to gush; a nozzle
• sprad - a past tense of "spread"
• sprag - a braking pole on the rear axle of a cart; a young salmon; to obstruct; a dandy
• sprat - a small sea-fish
• spray - foam; a sprig; to diffuse
• spred - spread
• spree - a carousal; a river that goes through Berlin
• spret - sprat
• sprew - the disease thrush; sprue
• sprig - a shoot; a twit
• sprit - a boom; a spar
• sprod - a sophomore salmon; a sea trout
• sprog - a new recruit; a child
• sprot - a sprat, a small sea-fish
• sprue - the disease thrush
• sprug - an English sparrow
• spuds - a first name; plural of "spud", a potato
• spued - spewed
• spues - spews
• spuff - semen
• spuke - a spook
• spule - a spool; the shoulder
• spume - froth; spray
• spumy - foaming
• spung - to rob
• spunk - nerve; pluck
• spurl - to scramble; to sprawl; the helix displayed above a fainting cartoon character
• spurn - to reject
• spurr - a mountain in Alaska
• spurs - urges
• spurt - to spout; a rush; speed
• sputa - plural of "sputum", spit
• spute - to dispute
• spyal - a spy; a scout
• spyer - one who spies
• Spyke - a first name
• spyne - a pinnace
• spyre - a spire
• squab - clumsy; curt; unfledged; a pigeon
• squad - a team; a crew
• squam - a waterproof oilskin hat
• squat - to crouch; short and wide
• squaw - an Indian woman
• squeg - to oscillate irregularly
• squff - to eat heavily; to stuff oneself
• squib - a firework; a short round; a lampoon
• squid - a sea creature with ten tentacles
• squit - a person of little consequence; silly talk
• squiz - to look at
• sqush - a colloquial word meaning to crush and squash
• Sreta - a first name
• srifa - a town in Lebanon
• Srini - a first name
• sruti - a Hindu class of shastras
• staad - a town in Switzerland
• Staas - a first name
• stabs - strikes with a knife
• Stace - a first name
• stach - to stop; to refrain
• Staci - a first name
• stack - a pile; a chimney
• Stacy - a first name
• stade - a stadium; an arena; a period of time represented by a glacial deposit; a town in Germany
• staff - personnel; a rod
• stage - to produce; to present; a platform
• stags - plural of "stag", a male deer
• stagy - theatrical; histrionic
• staia - plural of "staio", a unit of volume in medieval Italy
• staid - steady; grave; sedate
• staig - a colt
• stail - a long straight wooden handle for a tool
• stain - to sully; to taint
• staio - a unit of volume in medieval Italy
• stair - a step; a stairway
• stake - a picket; a wager
• stale - no longer fresh
• stalk - to hunt stealthily; to walk away angrily; a stem
• stall - a booth; to hold off
• stamp - to impress; to brand; to mark
• stams - confounds
• Stana - a first name
• stand - to provide; to stay; to be erect
• stane - a first name; stone
• stang - a wooden pole; a perch; to throb
• stank - smelled badly; was one of my shoes
• Stano - a first name
• stans - a town in Switzerland
• stant - a variant of "stont"
• staph - the staphylococcus bacterium; a bacterial infection
• stapp - a unit of force caused by acceleration of one G acting for one second
• staps - chokes; obstructs
• stara - a town in Bulgaria; a woolen cloth
• stare - a long look; the starling
• starf - starved
• stark - bare
• starn - a star; the buttocks
• starr - a first name; a Jewish bond or deed
• stars - plural of "star", an asterisk; a heavenly body; a leading actor
• start - a beginning; a sudden twitch
• stary - a first name; given to staring
• Stasa - a first name
• stash - to hide away
• stasi - the East German state security police
• Stasy - a first name
• state - to aver; a nation; a condition
• stats - plural of "stat", a statistic
• staup - a town in Norway
• stave - to avert; to fend off; to burst; a wooden slat
• staws - stands still
• stays - remains; plural of "stay", an elastic garment supporter
• stchi - a Russian soup
• stead - place
• steak - a cut of beef
• steal - to take secretly and illicitly
• steam - water vapor; to fume in anger
• stean - a stone container with two handles
• stear - steer
• stech - gormandize
• stedd - steed
• stede - steed
• steds - steeds
• steed - a first name; a riding horse
• Steef - a first name
• steek - to stitch; to pierce; to shut
• steel - a first name; to brace; to nerve; a manufactured metal
• steem - to esteem
• steen - a first name; a stone container with two handles; a number between 13 and 19
• steep - veering abruptly up or down; to brew; an English town
• steer - to guide; to pilot; a deballocked bullock
• stees - plural of "stee", a ladder
• Stefa - a first name
• Stefi - a first name
• Stefo - a first name
• stegh - stech
• stegs - plural of "steg", a gander
• steid - base; foundation
• Steig - a first name
• steik - to pierce with a sharp instrument
• steil - a handle or shaft
• stein - a first name; a beer mug
• steiu - a town in Romania
• stela - an inscribed column; sap system
• stele - an inscribed column; sap system
• stelk - an Irish dish of onions and mashed potatoes
• stell - a first name; to fix; to establish
• steme - to evaporate
• stems - stalks; stops
• stend - to leap; to walk with long strides
• steno - a stenographer
• stens - plural of "sten", a tommy-gun
• stent - to stint; to restrain; to limit; a medical device for opening arteries and lawsuits
• Steny - a first name
• Steph - a first name
• steps - plural of "step", a measure; a pace
• stept - a poetic variant of "stepped"
• stera - a town in Yemen
• stere - a unit of volume equal to a cubic meter
• steri - a prefix that means "sterilizing"
• stern - a first name; fierce; the rear of a ship
• stert - started
• stetl - a Jewish ghetto
• stets - plural of "stet", an editorial mark ("let it stand")
• Steva - a first name
• steve - a first name; to stow
• Stevi - a first name
• Stevo - a first name
• Stevy - a first name
• stews - simmers; plural of "stew", a ragout; a stewardess
• stewy - a first name; simmering; steaming; reeking; like a stew
• steyn - to line an excavation with stone or brick to prevent cave-ins
• steyr - an Austrian town
• steys - plural of "stey", a variant of "stee", a ladder
• Stian - a first name
• stica - a small Saxon coin
• stich - a row of trees; a stave; a brioche; a verse or line of poetry
• stick - a piece of wood; to remain; to stab
• stied - penned like pigs
• Stieg - a first name
• sties - ascends; plural of "sty", a pig pen
• stife - a stifling smell
• stiff - rigid; a corpse; to refuse to pay or repay
• stift - one who does not work
• stike - stanza
• stilb - a unit of measurement of luminance
• stile - the gnomon of a sundial; steps for getting over a fence
• stili - plural of "stylus", an instrument for writing or marking
• still - quiet; up to now; not moving; a distillery
• stilp - to go on crutches; to walk on stilts
• stilt - a pole for elevated walking; a snipe
• stime - a glimmer; a ray
• stimy - to stymie
• Stina - a first name
• Stine - a first name
• sting - a first name; a sharp local pain; a bee's defensive mechanism; a vampiric celebrity
• stink - to smell badly
• stint - a short time; a sandpiper; a dunlin; a stent
• stion - a plant consisting of a stock and scion
• stipa - the feather grasses
• stipe - a first name; a stalk; a stem; a stipendiary magistrate
• stire - to steer; to stir
• stirk - a young ox or cow
• stirp - a line of descent
• stirs - wakes up; mixes
• stirt - started; leaped
• stith - stithy; an anvil or smithy
• stive - to stew; to stuff up; floating dust
• stivy - stuffy; close
• stoae - plural of "stoa", a porch
• stoai - plural of "stoa", a porch
• stoak - to stop; to choke
• stoas - plural of "stoa", a porch
• stoat - an ermine; a weasel
• stobi - a town in southern Yugoslavia
• stobs - plural of "stob", a stub; a stump; a wooden stake strummed by worm grunters to attract worms (shades of Dune!)
• stock - a cravat; a store; a family line; a punishment device; to garner; a fund
• stoep - a stoop; a veranda
• stoer - a British cape
• stogs - stirs up mud
• stogy - a cigar
• stoic - unemotional
• stoit - to stagger; to lurch; to jump up
• stoke - a first name; to add fuel to; a unit of measurement of kinematic viscosity
• stola - a Roman woman's long robe
• stole - a fur piece; took illicitly
• stoln - stolen
• stoma - a breathing pore; a simple bodily opening
• stomp - to stamp; stump
• stond - stand
• stone - a first name; a rock; a unit of weight of 14 pounds
• stong - stung
• stonk - a heavy concentration of artillery fire; a marble
• stonn - to stun
• stont - an obsolete inflected past form of "to stand"
• stony - a first name; rocky; unemotional
• stood - was erect; withstood
• stook - a pillar of coal left as a mine support; a shock of grain; a hiding place; a pocket handkerchief
• stool - a backless seat; a mass of feces
• stoom - stum; to renew fermentation; to ruin financially; to strengthen
• stoon - stound
• stoop - to bend over; a porch; a flagon
• stoor - a tumult; a paroxysm
• stoot - stout
• stopa - a Czech unit of measure
• stope - a mining ledge
• stops - plural of "stop", a halt
• stopt - poetic "stopped"
• store - a shop; to preserve
• stork - a bird that lives in chimneys in Europe, and delivers babies in the US
• storm - a first name; a tempest
• Storn - a first name
• Storr - a first name
• stort - a British river
• story - a first name; a tale; a floor of a building
• stosh - a first name; fish offal
• stoss - the direction from which a glacier descends
• stote - a stoat
• stots - plural of "stot", a young ox
• stott - a town in Norway
• stouk - a stook; a sheaf of corn
• stoun - stolen
• stoup - a stoop; a flagon; a tankard; a basin for holy water
• stour - a stoor; a tumult; a paroxysm; a stiff breeze; a British river
• stout - fat; an alcoholic brew
• stove - an oven; broken in
• stowe - a first name; a town in Vermont
• stown - stolen
• stowp - a stoup
• stows - packs; arranges
• strad - a Stradivarius violin
• strae - straw
• strag - a strip bag
• strak - to strike
• stram - to walk with ungraceful strides
• strap - a long thin piece of leather or fabric
• strat - a British river; a Fender Stratocaster electric guitar
• straw - dried grass; a drinking tube
• stray - to wander
• stree - straw
• strel - a banjo
• strep - a streptococcus infection
• strew - to scatter
• stria - a stripe; a streak; a strip; a stretch; a strap; a strop; a strand; a string;...
• strib - a prison warden
• strid - a narrow ravine
• strig - stalk
• strip - a long thin piece; to remove clothing
• strit - a town in Slovenia
• strix - a screech-owl
• strob - a unit of angular velocity, one radian per second
• Strom - a first name
• strop - a leather strip
• strow - to strew
• stroy - to destroy
• strub - to rob; a prison warder
• strum - thrum
• strut - a support; to swagger
• struv - an obsolete past tense of "strive"
• stryn - a town in Norway
• stubs - strikes a toe accidentally against an unseen obstacle; plural of "stub", a short, squat thing
• stuck - set; fixed; adhered
• studa - a town in Pennsylvania
• Studd - a first name
• stude - a nickname for the Studebaker car
• studs - a first name; plural of "stud", a knob; a nail; a breeding male
• study - to examine; a reading room
• Stuey - a first name
• stufa - a jet of steam that emerges from the ground
• stuff - to fill; things
• stugs - plural of "stug", a thorn
• stuka - a German dive bomber of World War II
• stuke - a pocket handkerchief
• stull - a mining cross-timber
• stulm - a mine drain shaft
• stulp - a stump
• stuma - a fraudulent check
• stumm - shtoom, silent
• stump - to puzzle; the remains of a felled tree
• stums - plural of "stum", an unfermented wine; a barbiturate
• stung - made a sharp local pain
• stunk - smelled badly
• stuns - dazes; astounds
• stunt - to dwarf; an exploit
• stupa - a Buddhist monumental pagoda
• stupe - a hot bandage; fomentation; a stupid person
• stupp - a black deposit obtained in distilling mercury ores
• stups - has sexual intercourse with
• sturb - to disturb
• sture - stoor
• sturk - a young ox
• sturt - strife; wrath; a desert; a bargain in mining
• Stush - a first name
• stuss - a gambling game resembling faro
• stuts - stutters
• styan - a stye or boil
• styca - a small Anglo-Saxon coin
• styed - kept in a sty
• styes - plural of "stye", an inflamed eyelid
• style - a manner; a pen; to dub
• styli - plural of "stylo", a pen; a stylograph
• stylo - a pen; a stylograph
• styme - to stime; to stimie; a glimmer or glimpse
• stymy - to thwart
• styre - to set in motion, to stir up
• styro - styrofoam
• Suada - a first name
• suade - to persuade
• suage - to assuage; to calm
• Suann - a first name
• suant - suent; neat and tidy; consistent
• Suany - a first name
• suapi - a town in Bolivia
• suave - smooth; bland
• subah - a province
• subas - province
• subby - a submarine sandwich; a subcontractor
• subei - a town in China
• suber - phellem; a cork
• Subhi - a first name
• subic - a town in the Philippines
• Subir - a first name
• subka - a hard salty layer over desert sand, on which it is easy to travel
• Subra - a first name
• subum - a town in Cameroon
• succi - plural of "succus"
• sucio - a river of Colombia
• sucka - a sucker or dupe
• sucks - draws into the mouth; is to be denigrated
• sucky - bad, disgusting, undesirable
• sucre - an Ecuadorean monetary unit worth approximately nothing; a town in Bolivia
• sucua - a town in Ecuador
• sudak - the pike-perch; a Crimean port city
• sudan - an African country south of Egypt
• sudds - plural of "sudd", a floating mass of vegetation
• suddy - choked with floating vegetation
• Sudeb - a first name
• Sudha - a first name
• Sudib - a first name
• sudic - sweaty
• sudid - sweaty
• Sudie - a first name
• Sudin - a first name
• Sudip - a first name
• sudor - sweat
• Sudou - a first name
• sudra - the lowest Hindu caste
• sudsy - full of suds
• suebi - another name for Sueves
• suede - an unglazed leather
• Suege - a first name
• Sueko - a first name
• Suela - a first name
• Suely - a first name
• suent - neat and tidy
• suers - plural of "suer", a plaintiff in a lawsuit
• suets - plural of "suet", fatty tissue
• suety - containing suet
• Sueva - a first name
• sueve - Suevian
• suevi - Suevians
• suffs - plural of "suff", a suffragist
• sufic - referring to a form of Islamic mysticism
• sufis - plural of "Sufi", an Islamic mystic
• sugai - a village in China
• sugan - a straw rope; a quilt
• sugar - a sweet substance
• sughs - soughs
• Suhad - a first name
• suhar - a town in eastern Arabia
• Suhas - a first name
• suhur - the predawn meal during Ramadan
• suids - plural of "suid", any member of the pig family
• suina - a division of Artiodactyla comprising swine and peccaries
• suine - a butter substitute, a mixture of oleomargarine with lard
• suing - bringing a legal action against
• suint - lanoline; dried sheep sweat (sorry, we sold our last bottle)
• suiri - a river in New Guinea
• suist - self-seeking
• suita - a town in Japan
• suite - a collection; a set of rooms
• suits - pleases; plural of "suit", an outfit; a legal action
• suity - like a suit; prone to wearing suits
• Sujal - a first name
• Sujay - a first name
• sujee - a mixture of soap and caustic soda for cleaning painted surfaces on ships
• Sujin - a first name
• sujis - plural of "suji", an Indian wheat, granulated but not pulverized
• Sujit - a first name
• Sujka - a first name
• Sukee - a first name
• sukey - a first name; a teakettle
• sukhs - plural of "sukh", a souk
• sukie - a first name; a teakettle
• sukka - a temporary dwelling for the feast of Sukkoth
• sukun - an Arabic accent mark
• sulas - plural of "sula", a genus of seabirds
• sulby - a British river
• sulci - plural of "sulcus", a brain groove or fold
• sulfa - an antibiotic
• sulfo - sulfonic
• Sulia - a first name
• sulid - the family of boobies and gannets
• Sulim - a first name
• Suljo - a first name
• sulka - a Papuan people of New Britain island
• sulks - broods
• sulky - a light vehicle; sullen
• sulla - a European herb valued for forage
• sulls - plural of "sull", a plow
• sully - a first name; to tarnish
• Sulma - a first name
• sulph - amphetamine sulphate
• sulus - plural of "Sulu, a tribe of Moros in the Philippines
• sumac - a wild bush
• sumak - a carpet
• suman - a first name; relating to the Sumo people
• sumas - a town in Washington state; plural of "Suma", a Nicaraguan Indian
• sumba - one of the islands of Indonesia
• Sumed - a first name
• sumer - a first name; an ancient Middle Eastern civilization
• Sumia - a first name
• Sumie - a first name
• Sumil - a first name
• Sumio - a first name
• Sumir - a first name
• Sumit - a first name
• summa - a summation of all knowledge on some subject; a "summa cum laude" degree
• Sumon - a first name
• sumos - plural of "sumo", a Japanese wrestler
• sumph - a dunce; a blockhead
• sumps - plural of "sump", a pit; a morass
• sumpy - like a sump
• Sumya - a first name
• Sunay - a first name
• sunck - an Indian chief
• Sundi - a first name
• Sundy - a first name
• Sunee - a first name
• sungi - an Asian cape
• Sunil - a first name
• Sunit - a first name
• sunks - plural of "sunk", a pad, a turf seat
• sunna - the body of Islamic social and legal customs
• sunne - a first name; a town in Sweden
• sunni - a first name; a branch of Islam
• sunns - plural of "sunn", an Indian fiber plant similar to hemp
• sunny - a first name; bright; cheerful
• Sunta - a first name
• sunup - dawn
• Sunya - a first name
• suoid - pig-like
• suomi - Finland
• supai - a town in Arizona; an Indian people
• super - excellent; a superintendent
• supes - plural of "supe", a supernumerary; a toady
• Suphi - a first name
• supra - above
• supsa - a Black Sea port in Georgia
• surah - a soft twilled Indian silk
• surai - a town on the Volga river
• sural - pertaining to the calf of the leg
• suras - plural of "Sura", a chapter of the Koran, (arranged longest to shortest)
• surat - a coarse Indian cotton; a port city in India
• Suray - a first name
• surds - plural of "surd", an irrational number
• sured - stood security for
• Suree - a first name
• surer - more sure
• sures - stands security for
• Suret - a first name
• surfs - waves; rides the waves; browses on the Internet
• surfy - covered with surf
• surge - to swell; to increase
• surgy - swirling
• surif - a Palestinian town
• surly - rude
• surma - native antimony sulfide used in India to darken the eyelids; a people of Ethiopia
• surra - a first name; a Oriental disease of horses and camels, infectious anemia
• surui - a Brazilian Indian tribe
• Suruj - a first name
• surya - a first name; a Hindu sun-god
• Susan - a first name
• Susen - a first name
• Susey - a first name
• sushi - live parasites and beach detritus, served in an uncooked fish
• Susie - a first name
• Susil - a first name
• Suson - a first name
• Susse - a first name
• Sussi - a first name
• susso - state government unemployment benefits
• Sussy - a first name
• susto - a psychological affliction, occurring in Latin America, in which one believes one's soul has split from one's body
• Susur - a first name
• susus - plural of "susu", a dolphin native to the Ganges river
• Sutan - a first name
• Suten - a first name
• Sutki - a first name
• sutor - a cobbler
• sutra - a Brahminical ritual; a collection of rules
• sutso - a town in Tibet
• sutta - a Hindu aphorism; a collection of rules
• Suvam - a first name
• suvar - a town in eastern Russia
• Suvir - a first name
• suwon - a city in Korea
• Suyen - a first name
• suzak - a town in Kyrgyzstan
• Suzan - a first name
• Suzie - a first name
• Suzon - a first name
• Suzue - a first name
• Suzyn - a first name
• Svata - a first name
• svava - a first name; in Norse mythology, one of the Valkyries
• Svein - a first name
• Svend - a first name
• Sveta - a first name
• Sveva - a first name
• swabs - mops; soaks up
• swack - active; nimble; to beat; a penis
• swads - plural of "swad", a pod; a podgy person; a clump
• swage - to assuage; to soften; to shape metal by hammer and anvil; an ornamental molding
• swags - plural of "swag", a hanging decoration; plunders
• swail - a first name; a tract of low marshy ground
• swain - a first name; a peasant; a country lover
• swaip - to walk proudly; to sweep along
• swaka - a language
• swale - a first name; a shady spot; a gully filled with erosive debris; a British river
• swaly - shady; marshy
• swami - a Hindu religious teacher
• swamp - a bog; to flood
• swamy - a Hindu religious teacher
• Swane - a first name
• swang - a swamp; a greensward; past perfect of "swing"
• swank - fancy; high class; ritzy
• swans - plural of "swan", a water fowl
• swape - a handle; an oar
• swaps - exchanges; trades
• swapt - an obsolete variant of "swapped"
• sward - turf; bacon
• sware - testified; cursed
• swarf - to swoon; the accumulation of fine metal particles from a grinder
• swarm - a horde; a mob
• swart - swarthy; tawny
• swash - a town in Iraq; dash; frothy sea surf
• swate - a past tense form of "to sweat"
• swath - swathe; the sweep of a scythe; a small waterline area twin hull boat
• swati - a first name; a resident of the Sultanate of Swat
• swats - new ale; smacks
• swave - fine; wonderful; a mock mispronunciation of "suave"
• swayl - sweal
• sways - oscillates; influences
• swazi - a native of Swaziland; a Bantu ethnic group
• swazz - to swagger
• sweal - to scorch
• swear - to affirm; to curse
• sweat - to perspire
• swede - a first name; a native of Sweden; a turnip
• sweel - sweal
• sweep - to brush away; an oar
• sweer - a bend; slothful; loth
• swees - sways
• sweet - luscious; honeyed
• sweir - sweer, a bend; slothful; loth
• swell - wonderful; to expand; a self-important person
• swelp - a miserable complainer
• swelt - to swelter; a course
• swept - brushed away
• swerd - a sword
• swerf - swarf
• sweys - sways
• swich - such
• swift - rapid; a bird
• swigs - takes a big swallow
• swile - seal
• swill - dregs; to wash; to rinse
• swims - propels oneself through water
• swine - pigs
• swing - to sway; to vibrate
• swink - to labor; to work hard
• swins - plural of "swin", a sea river or channel
• swint - suint
• swipe - to steal; to brush across
• swips - to down a drink in one gulp
• swipy - of or related to an electronic reader through which a card is "swiped"
• swire - a col; a hollow between two hills
• swirl - to whirl; to gyrate
• swish - to thrash; to emit a soft whistling sound
• swiss - of Switzerland; a kind of cheese
• swith - "quickly"
• swits - a Shakespearean form of "switch"
• swive - to fornicate with
• swizz - something unfair or disappointing
• swobs - mops
• swole - swelled
• swoln - swollen
• swonk - labored; worked hard
• swoon - to faint
• swoop - to rush; to stoop; a descent
• swope - swoop
• swops - swaps
• swopt - swapped
• sword - a rapier; a cutlass
• swore - used profanity; took an oath
• sworn - attested to
• swosh - to move with a hissing or whistling sound
• swote - sweetly
• swots - plural of "swot", an earnest student
• swoun - to swoon
• swung - rocked
• swyve - to fornicate with
• sybbe - sib
• Sybel - a first name
• sybil - a first name; a sibyl
• Syble - a first name
• syboe - a cibol
• sybos - plural of "sybo", an onion or cibol
• sybow - a cibol
• Sybyl - a first name
• sycee - small Chinese silver ingots
• syces - plural of "syce", a chauffeur; a groom; a male servant in India
• sycon - a genus of calcareous sponges
• Sydel - a first name
• Sydna - a first name
• Sydni - a first name
• Sydny - a first name
• Syeda - a first name
• syene - a town in Egypt, where the sun shines straight down a well on the summer solstice, now Aswan
• syens - plural of "syen", a scion
• Sying - a first name
• syker - surely
• sykes - plural of "syke", a rivulet; a rill
• Sylas - a first name
• syles - plural of "syle", a young herring
• sylis - plural of "syli", a monetary unit of Guinea
• Sylke - a first name
• sylph - an airy fairy; a bird
• sylva - a first name; silva; forest trees
• Sylvi - a first name
• Syman - a first name
• symar - a woman's light, loosely hanging garment with full skirt and train
• Symia - a first name
• Symin - a first name
• Symms - a first name
• Symmy - a first name
• Symon - a first name
• synch - synchrony
• syncs - synchronizes
• Syndi - a first name
• synds - rinses
• Syndy - a first name
• syned - rinsed; washed
• synes - rinses; washes
• synod - an ecclesiastical council
• syped - siped
• sypes - sipes
• sypho - syphilis
• syrah - a first name; a wine grape
• syren - a siren; an enticer
• syria - a middle Eastern country
• Syrie - a first name
• Syril - a first name
• syrma - a trailing rope worn by tragic actors in ancient Greece
• syros - a Greek island
• syrts - plural of "syrt", a quicksand or bog
• syrup - a sweet thick liquid
• Syrus - a first name
• Sysky - a first name
• sysop - a computer system operator
• sythe - a scythe
• syths - plural of "syth", a variant of "scythe"
• syver - a first name; a drain
• taars - plural of "taar", an Arabian tambourine
• Taavo - a first name
• tabac - snuff-colored; a French tobacconist
• Taban - a first name
• Tabbi - a first name
• tabby - a first name; a cat; brindled; a plain-woved watered silk taffeta
• Tabea - a first name
• taber - a first name; to beat on a small drum
• tabes - emaciation; atrophy
• tabet - the sense of feeling
• Tabia - a first name
• Tabib - a first name
• tabic - a variant of "tabetic", meaning of or pertaining to tabes.
• tabid - consumptive
• tabis - plural of "tabi", a sock worn with Japanese sandals
• tabla - a small conical Indian drum
• table - an index; a list; to schedule; a board; a piece of furniture
• tabog - a town in the Philippines
• taboo - a ban
• tabor - a first name; a camp; a laager; a small snare drum; a town in Moravia
• tabot - a sacred Ethiopian image of the Ark of the Covenant
• tabuk - a town in Saudi Arabia
• tabun - a liquid organic phosphorous ester used as a nerve gas
• tabus - plural of "tabu", a taboo
• tabut - an Islamic bier or tomb
• tabwe - an African tribe
• tacan - a system of air navigation, acronym: "TACtical Air Navagation"
• tacca - a tropical herb genus that includes arrowroot
• taces - plural of "tace", a piece of plate armor for the upper thigh
• tacet - a musical rest or silence
• Tacey - a first name
• Tacha - a first name
• tache - a catch; a buckle; a stain; a freckle; a mustache; a bad habit; a lake in North America
• tacho - tachometer
• tachs - plural of "tach", a tachometer or speed measuring device
• Tacia - a first name
• Tacie - a first name
• tacit - silent; implicit
• tacks - maneuvers into the wind; plural of "tack", a fastener
• tacky - of little taste; viscous; gummy
• tacna - a town in Peru
• tacos - plural of "taco", a Mexican food
• tacts - plural of "tact", the sense to read and speak in implicit signs
• Tacye - a first name
• Tadan - a first name
• Tadao - a first name
• Taddy - a first name
• Tadej - a first name
• Tadek - a first name
• Tadeo - a first name
• Tades - a first name
• Tadey - a first name
• Tadgh - a first name
• Tadhg - a first name
• Tadio - a first name
• tadji - a town in Papua New Guinea
• Tadra - a first name
• Tadzi - a first name
• taean - a city in Korea
• taegu - a city in Korea
• Taeke - a first name
• taels - plural of "tael", money on account; a Chinese unit of weight of about an ounce
• taepo - a vicious horse
• taffy - a first name; a chewy candy; a native of Wales
• tafia - an inferior Malay rum made of sugarcane juice
• tafts - plural of "taft", a plumbing joint
• tagal - Filipino
• taggy - full of tags or matted locks of hair
• Taghi - a first name
• tagma - any of the distinct body regions of an arthropod
• tagua - the ivory palm
• tagum - a town in the Philippines
• tagus - a river flowing through Spain and Portugal
• tahaa - a South Pacific island near Bora-Bora
• tahar - a province in Afghanistan
• tahas - plural of "taha", the African weaver bird
• tahat - a mountain peak in Algeria
• Taher - a first name
• tahil - a unit of weight in the old Straits Settlements
• tahin - ground-up sesame seeds used in a sweet candy
• Tahir - a first name
• Tahji - a first name
• tahli - a first name; a Hindu gold ornament
• Tahni - a first name
• tahoe - a resort city in Nevada city; a once-crystal clear lake in Nevada
• tahrs - plural of "tahr", a Himalayan goat
• tahua - a Tahitian open space used for public assembly; a battlefield
• taian - a town in China
• taibe - a town in Lebanon
• Taibi - a first name
• taics - plural of "Taic", an Indo-Chinese
• Taieb - a first name
• Taies - a first name
• taiga - a Siberian coniferous region
• taigs - plural of "Taig", a disparaging term for an Irish Roman Catholic
• Taija - a first name
• taiji - a town in Japan
• Taika - a first name
• taiko - a Japanese drum
• tails - follows; evening dress; plural of "tail", an end
• taily - having or growing tails, such as grain
• taima - a first name; marijuana
• Taimy - a first name
• Taina - a first name
• taino - an extinct tribe of the West Indies
• tains - plural of "tain", a thin plate
• taint - to contaminate; the perineum ('taint one, 'taint the other)
• Taipa - a first name
• taipo - a vicious New Zealand animal; a nocturnal Maori demon
• taira - a first name; a town in Japan; an animal of the weasel family, common to Mexico and tropical South America
• tairn - a tarn
• Taisa - a first name
• taish - the ghost of a person about to die
• Taite - a first name
• taits - plural of "tait", a tate, a fiber, a lock of hair
• Taitt - a first name
• Taiva - a first name
• Taiwo - a first name
• taizz - an Arabian town
• tajes - plural of "taje", a tall conical cap
• tajik - a native of Tajikistan
• tajin - an extinct culture centered at Vera Cruz, Mexico
• Tajma - a first name
• Takao - a first name
• takar - a town in Niger
• takas - plural of "taka", a Bengali coin
• taken - removed
• takeo - a first name; a town in Cambodia
• taker - one who takes
• takes - removes; accepts
• takhi - a species of wild horse
• takht - a small Arabic music ensemble
• takia - a first name; a Sufi shrine
• takin - a Tibetan goat antelope
• takis - a first name; plural of "taki", a Mongolian wild horse
• takka - a monetary unit of Bangladesh
• takla - a first name; a lake in North America
• takle - a town in Norway
• Takra - a first name
• Takuo - a first name
• takyr - a tract of clay in a sandy area
• Talad - a first name
• talai - a town in China
• talak - an Islamic divorce performed by the husband rejecting the wife
• Talal - a first name
• Talan - a first name
• talao - lot flat ground
• talaq - an Islamic divorce
• talar - a long cloak or robe that reaches the ankles; a town in Spain
• talas - a river in central Asia; a town in Kyrgyzstan; plural of "tala", an Indian musical rhythm
• Talat - a first name
• talca - talca gum, or talha gum; a town and province in Chile
• talcs - plural of "talc", a talcum powder
• talcy - like talc; containing talc
• talea - a first name; a rhythmic pattern that recurs in medieval motets
• taled - a quadrangular piece of cloth worn while reciting prayers in the synagogue
• Talei - a first name
• taler - a first name; an old Austrian coin made of silver from Joachimstal
• tales - equals in kind; plural of "tale", a story
• talha - a first name; a brittle commercial gum acacia
• Talia - a first name
• talib - a first name; a member of the Taliban, a group of Afghani religious students who took power
• talil - a town in Iraq
• Talin - a first name
• talis - a woolen or silken Hebrew prayer shawl
• talit - a woolen or silken Hebrew prayer shawl
• talks - speaks
• talky - talkative; a motion picture with sound
• Talli - a first name
• Tallu - a first name
• tally - a first name; to count; to agree
• talma - a first name; a loose hooded cloak
• Talna - a first name
• talok - a town in Borneo
• talon - a first name; a claw; a concave molding
• Talor - a first name
• talos - a first name; in Greek mythology, the inventive nephew and slayer of Daedalus
• talpa - the mole genus; a town in Mexico
• taluk - a subdivision of a revenue district in India
• taluq - a subdivision of a revenue district in India
• talus - a slope; the ankle bone
• Talya - a first name
• Talye - a first name
• Tamaa - a first name
• Tamah - a first name
• tamal - a first name; a tamale
• Tamam - a first name
• Taman - a first name
• tamar - a first name; Absalom's sister; of the last of four stages of ripening; a British river
• tamas - a first name; inertia, one of three gunas of Sankhya philosophy
• tamba - a first name; a town in Japan
• Tambi - a first name
• tambo - a first name; an end man in a minstrel show; an Inca inn; a corral
• tambu - tamboo; taboo; ostracism
• tamed - made tame
• tamen - a carrier
• tamer - a first name; more tame; one who tames
• tames - makes tame
• tamga - a village in Kyrgyzstan
• Tamia - a first name
• Tamie - a first name
• tamil - a South Indian
• tamim - a first name; a name once used for the Iraqi province of Kirkuk
• tamin - a thin glazed worsted fabric
• tamir - a first name; a town in Afghanistan
• tamis - a straining cloth; a thin wool fabric
• Tamma - a first name
• Tammi - a first name
• tammy - a first name; tamis; a tam-o-shanter
• Tamor - a first name
• tampa - a city in Florida
• tampi - marijuana
• tamps - packs in
• Tamra - a first name
• tamul - a Tamil
• Tamur - a first name
• tamus - a genus of tuberous rooted vines, such as black briony
• tamuz - Tammuz
• Tamya - a first name
• Tamye - a first name
• Tanae - a first name
• tanah - a first name; an Asian cape
• tanak - the Hebrew bible
• tanan - a Thai unit of capacity and volume
• tanas - a first name; plural of "tana", an Indian police station
• tanat - a British river
• Tanaz - a first name
• Tancy - a first name
• Tanda - a first name
• Tandi - a first name
• Tandy - a first name
• Tanea - a first name
• Tanee - a first name
• Tanek - a first name
• Taner - a first name
• Taney - a first name
• tanga - a silver Indian coin; a skimpy bathing suit bottom; a town in Tanzania
• tangi - a first name; a Maori funeral gathering; a narrow gorge
• tango - a strident Argentine dance
• tangs - plural of "tang", a sharp flavor, an aquarium fish, part of a knife blade
• tangy - spicy
• tanha - in Buddhism, an intense desire for life
• tanhs - plural of "tanh", the hyperbolic tangent function
• tania - a first name; an African farinaceous tuber
• Tanie - a first name
• tanis - a first name; an ancient city in lower Egypt
• Tanja - a first name
• Tanji - a first name
• tanka - a first name; Chinese boat population; a Japanese 5 line verse, lines 1 and 3 have 5 syllables, the rest 7; a silver Indian coin; a large soft drink
• tanks - fails in strength; plural of "tank", a container; an armored battle wagon
• tanky - intoxicated; a navigator's assistant
• tanna - a first name; tana; an Indian police station; a rabbi of Palestine of the first two centuries; an island of Vanuatu
• Tanno - a first name
• Tanny - a first name
• tanoa - a bowl used in Fiji for kava
• tanos - a New Mexican Indian tribe
• Tansu - a first name
• tansy - a first name; an Easter cake; a bitter herb
• tanta - a city in northern Egypt; an aunt
• tante - an aunt
• tanti - a first name; a Hindu caste of weavers
• tanto - in musical notation, so much, too much, or many
• tants - plural of "tant", a small scarlet spider
• tantu - a city in eastern China
• tanty - a Hindu loom
• Tanun - a first name
• Tanya - a first name
• tanza - a town in the Philippines
• tapas - Spanish cooking; a conditioning Yoga; plural of "tapa", a Polynesian fiber cloth
• taped - measured; sized up; recorded on tape; bound with tape
• tapen - made of tape
• taper - a candle; to become more narrow; one who records on tape
• tapes - binds with tape; records on tape
• tapet - a tapestry
• tapia - a building material of clay or earth
• tapin - a simple basket
• Tapio - a first name
• tapir - a large hoglike mammal; a kind of rhinoceros
• tapis - a tapet; a tapestry
• tapoa - a Tasmanian phalanger
• tappa - tapa; a mat fiber
• tappi - an Asian cape
• tappy - a poor tennis serve
• tapti - an Asian river
• tapui - a lush flat mesa common in South America
• tapul - a town in the Philippines
• tapus - plural of "tapu", a taboo
• Tarah - a first name
• Tarai - a first name
• Tarak - a first name
• Taran - a first name
• taras - plural of "tara", an edible New Zealand fern
• taraz - a town in Kazakhstan
• Tarcy - a first name
• tardo - a musical notation meaning slowly
• tards - plural of "tard", an abbreviation for "retard", a disparaging term
• tardy - late
• tarea - a first name; a unit of measure in Cuba
• tared - recorded tare allowance
• Taree - a first name
• Tarek - a first name
• Tareq - a first name
• tares - plural of "tare", a weed
• tarfa - a town in Egypt
• tarfe - a hat brim
• tarfu - an acronym: "Things Are Really Fouled Up", so to speak
• targe - a target; a light shield or buckler
• Targo - a first name
• Tarha - a first name
• Taria - a first name
• Tarie - a first name
• Tarif - a first name
• Tarik - a first name
• tarim - a river in northwestern China, and an extensive surrounding basin
• tarin - a first name; the European siskin
• Tariq - a first name
• Tarir - a first name
• Taris - a first name
• Tarja - a first name
• tarma - a town in Peru
• Tarmo - a first name
• tarns - plural of "tarn", a mountain pool
• taroc - tarot
• tarok - tarot
• taron - a first name; an isolate tribe of northern Burma
• taros - plural of "taro", an edible plant of the arum type
• tarot - a deck of divining cards
• tarps - plural of "tarp", a tarpaulin
• Tarra - a first name
• tarre - to urge to action
• tarri - a first name; an Algerian unit of measurement
• tarrs - a town in Pennsylvania
• tarry - a first name; to linger; covered in tar
• tarse - the penis; the first part of the foot
• tarsi - plural of "tarsus", a part of the foot
• Tarso - a first name
• tarte - a French pastry
• tarts - plural of "tart", a pastry; a prostitute
• tartu - a city in Estonia
• tarty - tart or sour; like a prostitute
• Tarun - a first name
• tarve - a curve
• tarwi - an Andean legume
• Taryl - a first name
• Taryn - a first name
• tasar - tusser; a kind of fabric
• tasco - a kind of clay for melting pots
• tased - applied a taser to
• taser - a device that emits electrically charged pellets; acronym: "Thomas A Swift Electric Rifle"
• tases - applies a taser to
• Tasha - a first name
• Tashi - a first name
• Tasho - a first name
• Tasia - a first name
• Tasja - a first name
• Taska - a first name
• tasks - plural of "task", a chore or duty
• tasky - full of tasks; like a task
• Tasos - a first name
• tasse - thigh armor
• Tassi - a first name
• tasso - a first name; an Italian poet; some kind of Cajun sauce
• tassy - a first name; Tasmania
• taste - to savor; to smack; to experience
• tasto - a key that must be touched to produce a tone
• tasty - pleasant tasting
• Tasya - a first name
• tatar - a native of Tatary; also "Tartar"
• tatas - plural of "tata", slang for a breast
• tatch - a spot or stain
• Tateo - a first name
• tater - a potato
• tates - plural of "tate", a tuft of hair
• taths - plural of "tath", cattle dung
• Tatia - a first name
• tatie - a first name; a potato
• tatog - a language
• tatoo - a tattoo
• tator - a potato
• tatou - a tatu; a peba; an armadillo
• tatow - a tattoo
• tatra - a mountain range in Slovakia
• tatta - an Indian screen
• tatts - false teeth; plural of "tatt", a tattoo
• tatty - cheaply made
• tatui - a town in Brazil
• Tatum - a first name
• tatur - a potato
• tatus - plural of "tatu", a tatou; a peba; an armadillo
• Tauba - a first name
• taube - a first name; a monoplane with wings shaped like a pigeon's
• taula - an ancient massive stone structure found in the Balearic Islands
• tauld - told
• Tauna - a first name
• taung - a town in South Africa
• Tauni - a first name
• Tauno - a first name
• taunt - to tease or mock
• tauon - a subatomic particle
• taupe - a dark gray color
• taupo - a ceremonial hostess selected by a high chief of a Samoan village; a lake in Australia
• taura - a first name; a sterile cow sacred to ancient Roman gods of the underworld
• tauri - an ancient people of the southern Crimea
• taurs - plural of "taur", the constellation Taurus
• tauts - makes taut or tense
• tavah - a first name; an Indian cooking griddle
• tavas - plural of "tava", an Indian cooking griddle
• tavda - a river of the USSR
• taver - a first name; to wander; to talk foolishly
• Tavey - a first name
• tavgi - the Uralic language of the Nganasani people
• tavgy - the Uralic language of the Nganasani people
• Tavia - a first name
• Tavie - a first name
• Tavis - a first name
• tavoy - a town in Burma
• tawas - plural of "tawa", an Indian cooking griddle
• tawau - a town in Borneo
• tawed - treated with alum
• tawer - a leather dresser; someone who shoots a marble
• tawes - a whipping strap
• tawgi - the Uralic language of the Nganasani people
• Tawia - a first name
• tawie - tame, easy to manage
• Tawni - a first name
• Tawno - a first name
• tawny - a first name; fulvous; fulvid; tanned
• tawpi - a foolish or thoughtless girl
• tawpy - a foolish or thoughtless girl
• tawse - taws; a leather strap, often used for punishment
• tawts - makes taut
• taxad - a tree or shrub of the family Taxaceae
• taxco - a city in Mexico
• taxed - levied a tax
• taxel - the North American badger
• taxer - an inspector of taxes
• taxes - plural of "tax", a governmental monetary levy
• taxic - of or relating to taxis
• taxin - a yew extract
• taxis - classification; plural of "taxi", a car and driver for hire
• taxol - a drug made from yew extracts
• taxon - a unit of scientific classification
• taxor - a university official empowered to regulate student board rates
• taxus - the yew genus
• Tayah - a first name
• tayal - a Malaysian people on Formosa
• Tayib - a first name
• Tayir - a first name
• Tayla - a first name
• Tayna - a first name
• tayos - plural of "tayo", an apron-like garment
• tayra - a first name; an animal of the weasel family, common to Mexico and tropical South America
• Tayte - a first name
• Tayva - a first name
• tazel - the teasel
• tazia - a first name; a Muslim passion play; a replica of the tomb of Hussain
• tazin - a lake in North America
• Tazio - a first name
• tazza - a shallow saucerlike bowl on a pedestal
• tazze - plural of "tazza", a shallow bowl on a pedestal
• tcawi - a variant spelling of "Chaui", one of the four bands of the Pawnee Confederacy
• tchad - a variant spelling of "Chad", an African country
• tchat - khat, a mild narcotic
• tchai - tea; overpriced tea sold to overpaid drudges and overeducated drones
• tchem - a town on the West Bank
• tchwi - an African tribe of the Gold Coast
• teach - to educate
• teade - a torch
• teads - torches
• teaed - high on marijuana; past tense of "tea"
• teaey - of tea; like tea
• Teako - a first name
• teaks - plural of "teak", a wood
• Teala - a first name
• Teale - a first name
• teals - plural of "teal", a small waterfowl; a color
• teams - plural of "team", a crew
• Teana - a first name
• Teann - a first name
• teans - vexes
• Teara - a first name
• tears - rends; crying fluid
• teart - tart; sour
• teary - weepy; tear-filled
• tease - to mock; to work out
• teasy - inclined to tease
• Teata - a first name
• teate - a city in central Italy whose modern name is Chieti
• teats - plural of "teat", a nipple
• teaty - like a teat
• teaze - to tease
• tebay - a town in England
• tebet - the fourth month of the Hebrew calendar
• Tecca - a first name
• teche - a bayou in Louisiana
• Techi - a first name
• techs - plural of "tech", a technician
• techy - touchy; testy; peevish; having a technological air
• tecks - plural of "teck", a detective
• Tecla - a first name
• tecta - plural of "tectum", a bodily structure resembling a roof
• tecum - tucum
• tedas - plural of "teda", a tibbu
• Tedda - a first name
• Tedde - a first name
• Teddi - a first name
• teddy - a first name; a stuffed bear; lingerie
• Tedek - a first name
• tedes - plural of "tede", a torch
• tedge - an ingate
• tedhi - fire
• Tedik - a first name
• Tedor - a first name
• Tedra - a first name
• Teeah - a first name
• Teedy - a first name
• teeks - plural of "teek", a variant of "teak"
• teels - plural of "teel", sesame
• teems - abounds
• Teemu - a first name
• Teena - a first name
• teend - kindled
• teene - an injury; an affliction
• teens - plural of "teen", a teenager
• teeny - small; used in the phrase "teeny weeny" to mean tiny
• teers - stirs; sifts
• teesa - a first name; an Indian buzzard
• Teese - a first name
• teest - a small anvil
• teeth - plural of "tooth", a cog
• Teeya - a first name
• teffs - plural of "teff", an Abyssinian cereal grass
• Tegan - a first name
• tegea - an important religious center of ancient Greece
• teggs - plural of "tegg", a two year old unshorn sheep
• Tegin - a first name
• tegua - a moccasin
• tegus - plural of "tegu", a South American lizard
• Tehar - a first name
• tehee - to titter
• Tehra - a first name
• tehri - a first name; a town in India soon to be under water
• tehrs - plural of "tehr", a tahr, a Himalayan goat
• Tehry - a first name
• Tehue - a first name
• teian - Ionian
• teide - a volcano on the island of Tenerife
• teifi - a kind of cheese; a river in Wales
• Teige - a first name
• teign - a river in southwest England
• teiid - an American lizard
• Teiji - a first name
• teils - plural of "teil", a lime tree
• Teina - a first name
• teind - a tithe
• teine - a teyne, a thin plate of metal
• teint - tint
• Teion - a first name
• Teira - a first name
• teise - to stretch or bend a bow; a British river
• Teita - a first name
• teith - a British river
• teize - to tease
• Tejah - a first name
• Tejal - a first name
• Tejan - a first name
• Tejas - a first name
• tejon - the coati
• tekax - a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
• tekke - a town in southwestern Anatolia; a dervish monastery; a carpet
• Tekla - a first name
• Tekle - a first name
• Tekli - a first name
• tekoa - a biblical place
• tekya - a town in Azerbaijan
• telae - plural of "tela", an anatomical tissue or layer of tissue
• telar - weblike
• Telca - a first name
• telco - a verbal abbreviation for "telephone company"
• telea - a town in Chad
• telei - a Papuan people of the Solomon Islands
• Telek - a first name
• Telem - a first name
• teles - plural of "tele", a television set
• telex - teleprinter exchange
• telia - plural of "telium"
• telic - purposive; denoting an end or purpose
• telis - plural of "teli", a Hindu caste of oil makers and merchants
• Telka - a first name
• Telle - a first name
• telli - a lake in China
• tells - recites; divulges; plural of "tell", an archaeological mound
• telly - a first name; a television set, often surmounted by a penguin
• Telma - a first name
• Telmo - a first name
• teloi - plural of "telos", an ultimate purpose
• telos - an ultimate purpose; a Greek island
• Telsa - a first name
• telyn - an old Celtic harp
• teman - a first name; a unit of measurement in Arabia
• temas - plural of "tema", a theme
• tembe - a Malay people
• Tembo - a first name
• tembu - a Bantu speaking people of Tembuland
• temed - teamed
• temen - a language
• temes - teams
• Temma - a first name
• temne - an African language
• tempe - an amusement park in Thessaly; a town in Arizona
• tempi - plural of "tempo", a musical rhythm
• tempo - musical rhythm or pace
• temps - plural of "temp", a temporary worker; a temperature
• tempt - to entice
• temse - to sift; bread made of finely sifted flour
• Temur - a first name
• Tenae - a first name
• tenai - a town in Bangladesh
• Tenaz - a first name
• tenby - a town in Wales
• tench - a European freshwater fish; the convict barracks at Hobart, Tasmania
• tenda - the Italian name for the village of Tende
• tende - a first name; a village in France
• tendo - a tendon; a town in Japan
• tends - inclines; verges; minds
• tendu - extended in a taut manner, referring to ballet moves
• Tenea - a first name
• tenes - a town in Algeria; plural of "tene", an injury
• tenet - an article of faith
• Teney - a first name
• tenge - a monetary unit of Kazakhstan
• tengs - plural of "teng", a Burmese measure
• tengu - a fabulous being
• tenia - a tapeworm; a flat ribbonlike anatomical structure
• tenio - a timber tree
• tenja - a village in Croatia
• tenko - a muster call for prisoners in a Japanese POW camp
• tenne - an orange-brown color
• tenno - an emperor of Japan regarded as a religious leader
• tennu - the tapir
• tenny - a first name; a tawny heraldic color
• tenon - a projection that fits into a mortise
• tenor - purport; a trend; a singing voice
• tenos - one of the Cyclades Islands
• tense - taut; tight; nervous; the time sense of a verb
• tenth - one part in ten
• tents - plural of "tent", a fabric shelter
• tenty - attentive; like a tent
• tenue - bearing, carriage or deportment
• Teona - a first name
• tepal - a perianth leaf
• tepas - plural of "tepa", a chemical compound; a South American timber tree
• tepee - an Indian tent
• tepic - a town in Mexico
• tepid - lukewarm
• tepor - lukewarmness
• tepoy - a teapoy
• Teppo - a first name
• tepui - a lush flat mesa common in South America
• tepuy - a lush flat mesa common in South America
• terah - a first name; a daughter of Abraham
• terai - a wide-brimmed sun hat; Nepalese lowlands; a bamboo-like plant
• Teral - a first name
• Teran - a first name
• terap - a tall Malayan tree
• teras - (singular) an organism that is grossly abnormal in structure; plural of "tera", a Buddhist church
• Teraz - a first name
• terce - a unit of volume of about 42 gallons; the third canonical hour of prayer
• teree - a first name; a cattail
• terek - a sandpiper; a river in Chechnya
• Terel - a first name
• Teren - a first name
• teres - either of two shoulder muscles from the scapula to the humerus
• teret - round; terete
• tereu - the cry of the nightingale, according to Shakespeare
• Terez - a first name
• terfe - turf
• terfs - plural of "terf", turf
• terga - plural of "tergum", the back of an arthropod
• Terhi - a first name
• Teria - a first name
• Terie - a first name
• Teril - a first name
• terin - a first name; the European siskin
• Teris - a first name
• Terje - a first name
• terka - a village in Ukraine
• terma - the terminal lamina of the brain
• terms - plural of "term", a period of time; a condition; a phrase
• terna - a first name; a list of three nominees to a benefice or bishopric
• terne - an inferior kind of tin plate
• terni - a town in Italy
• terns - plural of "tern", a sea bird
• terps - liquore; plural of "terp", a University of Maryland "Terrapin"
• terra - a first name; the earth; an area on the moon
• Terre - a first name
• terri - a first name; coal
• terro - a terrorist
• terry - a first name; a kind of piled fabric of uncut loops
• tersa - a first name; a town in Russia
• terse - brief
• terts - tetrachloroethylene
• Terun - a first name
• Teruo - a first name
• Teryl - a first name
• Teryn - a first name
• Terza - a first name
• terzo - third; a brigade
• Tesha - a first name
• Tesia - a first name
• tesin - another name for Teschen
• tesla - a unit of measurement of magnetic flux density, named for Nicola Tesla
• Tessa - a first name
• Tessi - a first name
• Tessy - a first name
• testa - a husk; a seed covering
• teste - the witnessing of a writ
• tests - plural of "test", a trial, an examination
• testy - irritable
• tetas - a South American cape
• tetch - a dialect variant of "touch"
• tetel - a large African antelope
• tetes - plural of "tete", a head with an elaborate hair treatment
• teths - plural of "teth", a Hebrew letter
• teton - a western division of the Dakota peoples
• tetra - a tropical fish
• Tetsu - a first name
• Tetsy - a first name
• tetts - plural of "tett", a plait; a theme
• Tetty - a first name
• tetum - the native language of East Timor
• tetun - the native language of East Timor
• teuch - tough
• teuco - a river in Argentina
• teugh - tough
• teuks - plural of "teuk", the redshank
• Teuku - a first name
• Teuvo - a first name
• Tevel - a first name
• tevet - variant of "Tebet", a Hebrew month
• Tevin - a first name
• Tevis - a first name
• Tevya - a first name
• Tevye - a first name
• tewan - of a tribe of American Indians of New Mexico
• tewas - plural of "Tewa", a tribe of American Indians of New Mexico
• tewed - worked hard
• tewel - a chimney flue; the anus of a horse
• tewit - the tewhit, the common lapwing or pewit
• texan - a native of Texas
• texas - one of the smaller states of the United States, except in area
• texel - a river in the Netherlands; an island; in graphics, a single texture element
• texts - plural of "text", a document
• teyde - a mountain on the Canary Islands
• Teyna - a first name
• teyne - a thin plate of metal
• Tezia - a first name
• Thabo - a first name
• thack - thatch
• Thada - a first name
• Thadd - a first name
• Thady - a first name
• thagi - the practices of the Indian thugee sect
• thaim - a dialect form of "them"
• Thain - a first name
• Thair - a first name
• thais - a first name; plural of "Thai", a native of Thailand
• thaks - thwacks
• thale - a town in Germany
• Thama - a first name
• thame - a town in Oxfordshire, England
• thana - a first name; a British military post in India; tana
• thane - a first name; an Anglo-Saxon title
• thang - a first name; slang for "thing"
• Thanh - a first name
• thank - to express gratitude
• thann - a town in Germany
• Thanu - a first name
• thanx - a slang written version of "thanks"
• thara - a town in northern Persia
• tharf - heavy, stiff, unbending
• tharm - twisted gut, a deadly problem in horses
• thars - plural of "thar", a Nepalese goat antelope
• tharu - a low caste indigenous group in Nepal
• thatn - a slurred form of "that one"
• Thato - a first name
• thats - plural of "that", indicating a particular and remote object
• thave - a theave, a ewe lamb of the first year
• Thavi - a first name
• thawl - a small wall gap allowing sheep but not cattle to pass
• thaws - unfreezes
• thawy - inclined to thaw
• thaya - an Austrian river
• theak - to cover a roof with thatch
• theas - plural of "thea", the tea plant
• thebe - a first name; a monetary unit of Botswana
• thebs - plural of "theb", an ancient Egyptian unit of measurement of about 3/4 inch
• theca - a seed or spore case; a sheath of surrounding tissue
• Theda - a first name
• thedi - fire
• theed - used "thee" as a form of address
• theek - to cover a roof with thatch
• thees - plural of "thee", an obsolete pronoun
• theft - illegal taking; robbery
• thegn - a first name; a thane
• theia - a first name; the hypothetical Mar-sized planet that collided with Earth to form the moon
• theic - a devotee of tea
• thein - a stimulant in tea
• their - belonging to them
• Thela - a first name
• thelf - the elf
• thema - a first name; a subject for discussion
• theme - a motif; an essay
• thens - plural of "then", a past time
• Theon - a first name
• theow - a servant or slave
• thera - a first name; the island of Santorini, which was devastated by a volcanic explosion
• there - at a remote place
• therf - not fermented; unleavened
• therm - a unit of measurement of heat
• these - referring to a group of nearby objects
• thesp - a thespian; an actor with airs
• theta - a first name; a Greek letter
• thete - in ancient Athens, a free man of the lowest class
• theth - a town in Albania
• thews - plural of "thew", a muscle; a sinew
• thewy - muscular
• Theys - a first name
• Thiab - a first name
• Thian - a first name
• thick - dense; stupid
• thief - one who steals
• Thien - a first name
• thigh - the upper leg
• thigs - begs; beseeches
• Thijs - a first name
• thika - a town in Kenya
• thilk - the same ("the ilk")
• thill - the shaft of a cart; a bed of fire clay
• Thilo - a first name
• thine - belonging to you
• thing - an object
• think - to cogitate
• thins - gets slimmer; culls
• thiol - a sulfur compound
• thira - another name for Thera, a Greek island
• third - one part in three
• thirl - a restriction; to bind by lease; to pierce
• thisn - a slurred form of "this one"
• thiva - a town in Greece
• thobe - an ankle-length shirt worn in Saudi Arabia
• Thoby - a first name
• thoft - a rowing bench
• thoke - to lie in bed
• thole - a support for an oar
• tholi - plural of "tholos", a classical Greek round building
• Thoma - a first name
• Thomi - a first name
• Thomy - a first name
• thong - a strap; a beach sandal; butt floss underwear
• thonk - to make a thudding sound; to bump against
• Thora - a first name
• Thord - a first name
• thore - a European river
• thorn - a first name; a sticker; an obsolete English letter
• thoro - thorough, for the less-than-thorough
• thorp - a first name; a homestead
• those - referring to a group of remote objects
• thoth - an Egyptian god and best-selling author
• thous - an African jackal genus; plural of "thou", a thousand; plural of "thou", a formal "you"
• thowl - thole
• thowt - thought
• thrae - frae
• thrap - to fasten; to masturbate
• thraw - to wrench; a cross
• three - a number
• threp - threepence
• threw - flung
• thria - a town in Greece
• thrid - to thread; to slide through a narrow passage
• thrip - threepence; to snap one's fingers; a plant pest
• thris - a fabulous beast
• throb - to palpitate; to pulse
• throe - a pang; a spasm
• throg - to drink alcohol
• throp - to masturbate
• throt - a throat
• throw - to cast
• thrum - yarn; a low repetitious murmur; a woolen cap
• thuds - plural of "thud", the sound of a falling object hitting the ground
• thugs - plural of "thug", a hoodlum
• thuja - arbor vitae
• thule - Ultima Thule; a town in Greenland
• thumb - the big finger; to hitchhike
• thump - a dull thud; to strike on the back
• thunk - a humorous past perfect tense of "think"; a hollow thumping sound
• thuoc - a unit of measure in Burma
• Thure - a first name
• thurl - a first name; a restriction
• thurm - a first name; to work with saw and chisel across the grain
• thuya - arbor vitae
• thwap - to whip; to strike at; the sound of a blow
• Thyge - a first name
• thyme - a herb
• thymi - plural of "thymus"
• thymy - fragrant with thyme
• Thyra - a first name
• Tiago - a first name
• Tiana - a first name
• tiang - a small Senegalese topi
• Tiani - a first name
• tians - plural of "tian", a vegetable gratin
• Tiaon - a first name
• tiaos - plural of "tiao", Chinese money on account
• tiara - a first name; a light crown, often in the shape of a half circle
• Tiare - a first name
• Tiaya - a first name
• tibbu - a people of the Tibesti mountains near Lake Chad in Africa
• tibby - a first name; a cat
• tiber - a river that runs through Rome
• tibet - an Asian country or province of China, depending; a kind of cheese
• tibey - plants of the genus Isotoma
• tibia - the shinbone; a Greek musical instrument, the aulos, made of bone
• Tibor - a first name
• tibur - the Latin name for Tivoli, a town in central Italy
• tibus - plural of "Tibu", a Saharan ethnic group
• tical - a monetary unit of Thailand; a unit of weight in Burma
• ticca - hired
• ticcy - a South African 3 penny piece; referring to a tic
• ticed - enticed
• ticer - enticer
• tices - entices
• ticey - a South African 3 penny piece
• Tichi - a first name
• Ticho - a first name
• tichy - like a very small person
• ticks - plural of "tick", a clock sound; a crawling parasite
• ticky - infested with ticks
• ticul - the right time for some agricultural activity; a unit of weight in Burma; a site of Mayan ruins in the Yucatan peninsula
• tidal - of the tides
• tidde - an obsolete form of "tide"
• tiddy - the wren; slightly drunk; babyish
• tided - ebbed and flowed; bore news
• tides - the ebb and flow of the ocean surface
• Tiege - a first name
• tielt - a town in Belgium
• Tiena - a first name
• tiend - teind
• tiers - plural of "tier", a row
• tierz - a town in Spain
• tiete - a river in Brazil
• tieum - an ancient Greek colony in northern Anatolia
• Tiffi - a first name
• tiffs - plural of "tiff", an argument
• tiffy - a first name; an artificer; peevish
• Tifni - a first name
• tifts - plural of "tift", a tiff
• Tigan - a first name
• tiger - a first name; a predatory animal
• tiges - plural of "tige", the shaft of a column; a steel pin in the breech of very old guns
• tiggy - a hedgehog; a version of the children's game of tag; a detective
• tighs - plural of "tigh", a close or a croft
• tight - not loose; drunk
• tigon - the offspring of a male tiger and a female lion (see "liger"!)
• tigre - a Semitic language of northern Ethiopia; a town in Argentina
• tigua - tiwa; a tribe of Indians in Texas
• tihua - a town in China
• Tiina - a first name
• tiini - a language
• Tijan - a first name
• Tijeh - a first name
• tikal - the seat of Mayan power in Guatemala; a unit of weight in Burma
• tikar - a language
• tikas - plural of "tika", a red mark on a Hindu woman's forehead
• tikes - plural of "tike", a small child
• Tikia - a first name
• tikis - plural of "tiki", the statue of a Polynesian god
• tikka - a first name; a leaf spot disease of the peanut
• tikor - a starch made from the tubers of an East Indian herb
• tiksi - an Arctic seaport in Siberia
• tikug - a tall coarse Philippine sedge
• tikul - an Indian tree
• tikur - a variant of "tikoor", an east Indian tree
• tikus - the bulau
• tilak - a bindi, a dot on the forehead of Hindu married women
• Tilar - a first name
• Tilda - a first name
• tilde - a first name; a diacritical mark
• Tildi - a first name
• Tildy - a first name
• tiled - tessellated
• tiler - one who tiles
• tiles - lays tile; plural of "tile", a tessellation piece
• tilia - the genus that includes the lime-tree
• tilka - a Hindu caste mark
• Tilli - a first name
• tills - plows; plural of "till", a cash register
• tilly - a first name; like till, a stiff clay
• tilos - a Greek island
• tilth - cultivation
• tilts - slants; jousts
• tilty - slanted; out of kilter; rocking back and forth
• Timae - a first name
• timal - the blue titmouse
• timar - a Turkish fief formerly held by a spahi under condition of military service
• timba - a Cuban musical style
• timbe - the bark or root of Mexican acacia trees and shrubs used to make tepache
• timbo - an Amazonian woody vine
• timed - measured the time
• timer - one who times
• times - measures the time; plural of "time", an occasion
• timey - used in the phrase "old timey", of old times
• timia - a first name; a large town in northern Niger, home of the Tuaregs
• timid - bashful
• Timie - a first name
• Timin - a first name
• Timka - a first name
• Timmi - a first name
• Timmy - a first name
• Timna - a first name
• timne - variant of "Temne", an African language
• Timok - a first name
• timon - a first name; an Athenian misanthrope, portrayed by Shakespeare
• timor - an East Asian island
• Timot - a first name
• timps - timpani
• timra - a town in Sweden
• Timur - a first name
• Tinai - a first name
• tinct - to color
• tindi - a Caucausian language
• tinds - kindles
• tinea - a moth genus; ringworm; a fungal infection
• tined - pronged
• tinef - junk; the name of Einstein's boat
• tines - plural of "tine", a point of a fork
• tinet - brushwood and thorns for repairing hedges
• Tiney - a first name
• tinge - a hue; a tint
• tingi - a Brazilian soap tree
• tings - plural of "ting", a sharp sudden metallic sound
• Tinho - a first name
• Tinka - a first name
• tinks - tinkles
• Tinku - a first name
• tinne - a Dene Indian
• Tinni - a first name
• tinny - like tin; sharp in sound
• tinos - a Greek island
• tinto - a first name; a red Madeira wine
• tints - plural of "tint", a hue; a dye
• tinty - crudely tinted
• tioga - a town in North Dakota
• tiona - a town in Pennsylvania
• tiout - a town in Morocco
• tioux - a Tunican people of northwestern Mississippi
• tipai - an American Indian language
• tipee - the receiver of insider information
• tipin - in basketball, a case where the basketball is diverted into the basket by a slight touch
• tipis - plural of "tipi", an Indian tent
• tiple - a soprano guitar
• Tippe - a first name
• Tippi - a first name
• tippy - unstable; wobbly
• tipsy - slightly drunk
• tipup - a propped-up rod used in ice fishing
• Tiqua - a first name
• Tirah - a first name
• tiraz - a Moorish silk fabric
• Tirea - a first name
• tired - exhausted; attired
• tiree - a British island
• tireh - a town in Lebanon
• Tirel - a first name
• tires - becomes exhausted; plural of "tire", a rubber wheel
• tirey - suggestive of a tire; containing tires
• tirio - an Amazon tribe
• tirls - quivers; vibrates
• tirma - the oyster catcher
• Tirna - a first name
• tirol - another name for Tyrol, an area shared by Italy and Austria
• tiron - a webbed bar
• tiros - plural of "tiro", a beginner
• tirrs - tears; strips off
• tirry - a British river
• Tirsa - a first name
• Tirso - a first name
• Tirza - a first name
• Tisah - a first name
• tisar - a square fireplace to heat the annealing arch (don't I know my stuff!)
• Tisha - a first name
• tishy - drunk
• tisic - consumptive
• tisks - makes a "tsk" sound
• Tison - a first name
• tisri - variant of "Tishri", a month of the Hebrew calendar
• Tissa - a first name
• tista - a river in Sikkim
• tisza - a river in Hungary
• titan - in Greek mythology, a race of giants
• titar - a francolin of southern Asia
• titch - a small amount
• Titek - a first name
• titer - chemical solution strength
• titfa - a hat (from rhyming slang, "tit for tat = hat")
• tithe - a tenth part, given as religious dues
• tithi - a Hindu astonomical measure, the time it takes for the sun-moon angle to increase by 12 degrees.
• Titia - a first name
• titis - plural of "titi", a South American squirrel monkey; a fruit
• title - a name; a document of ownership; an honorific
• Titos - a first name
• titre - titer
• titty - a breast
• titup - to skip; to canter; to prance; the correct or fashionable thing
• Titus - a first name
• tiuni - a town in India
• tivat - a town in Montenegro
• tiver - an ocher sheep dye; a town in Papua New Guinea
• Tivon - a first name
• tivvy - the vagina
• tiwaz - a Nordic rune shaped like a vertical arrow
• Tiyah - a first name
• tizas - plural of "tiza", ulexite
• tizri - Tishri, a Hebrew month
• tizzy - a frenzy; a sixpence
• Tjark - a first name
• tlaco - a small copper coin used in Mexico in the 19th century
• tmema - a section; a cell
• tnaim - a formal prenuptial agreement made at a Jewish betrothal
• toads - plural of "toad", an amphibian
• toady - a sycophant
• Toaha - a first name
• toast - toasted bread; to drink in honor of; to be kaput
• toats - plural of "toat", the handle of a joiner's plane
• toaze - to tease out
• Tobal - a first name
• Tobar - a first name
• tobas - plural of "toba", a member of a tribe native to Argentina and Bolivia
• Tobby - a first name
• Tobee - a first name
• Tobei - a first name
• tober - the site occupied by a circus
• Tobey - a first name
• Tobia - a first name
• Tobie - a first name
• Tobin - a first name
• tobit - a first name; an apocryphal Biblical book
• tobol - a river of the USSR
• tobur - the site occupied by a circus
• Tobye - a first name
• tocks - plural of "tock", a telecommunications code for the letter "T"
• tocos - plural of "toco", a punishment
• today - this day
• todde - a unit of weight, about 28 pounds
• toddy - a first name; a cordial
• todea - a genus of ferns
• todge - to beat
• Todor - a first name
• todos - plural of "todo", bustle or fuss
• todus - the type genus of the family Todidae
• toeas - plural of "toea", a monetary unit of Papua New Guinea
• Tofer - a first name
• toffs - plural of "toff", a fop, a dandy
• toffy - toffee; taffy
• Tofik - a first name
• Tofiq - a first name
• tofts - plural of "toft", a grove
• tofua - a Polynesian island, near where the mutiny on the Bounty took place
• tofus - plural of "tofu", bean curd
• togad - wearing a toga
• togae - plural of "toga", a Roman robe
• togas - plural of "toga", a Roman robe
• toged - arrayed in a toga; gowned
• toges - plural of "toge", a variant of "toga"
• togge - an outer garment
• toggy - a cloak; a beaverskin coat
• toght - taut
• togue - a mackinaw; a large American trout
• tohew - to hew into pieces
• Tohon - a first name
• tohor - an Asian cape
• tohos - plural of "toho", a dog call
• Tohti - a first name
• toile - a simple twilled fabric
• toils - labors; snares
• toily - like toil
• toing - moving towards a place, usually paired with "froing"
• toise - an old French unit of length
• toits - plural of "toit", a cushion
• toity - part of the phrase "hoity toity" meaning haughtiness
• tokar - a town in Tibet; a town in Sudan
• tokat - a town in Turkey
• tokay - a Hungarian wine
• tokdo - a group of islands claimed by South Korea and Japan
• toked - drew on a cigarette
• token - a sign; a symbol; a sort of non-governmental coin
• toker - one who draws on a cigarette
• tokes - draws on a cigarette
• tokin - a tocsin
• Tokio - a first name
• tokis - the buttocks
• tokol - a town in Hungary
• tokos - plural of "toko", a drubbing
• tokto - a group of islands claimed by South Korea and Japan
• tokus - the buttocks
• tokyo - a first name; the capital city of Japan
• tolai - apeople of the Rabaul area of new Britain
• tolan - a first name; a chemical compound
• tolar - a town in Texas; the currency of Slovenia before the euro
• tolas - plural of "tola", an Indian unit of weight, 180 grains troy
• toldo - a South American canopy shelter
• toled - allured
• Tolek - a first name
• toles - allures
• toley - a piece of excrement
• tolfa - a town in Italy
• Tolga - a first name
• Tolia - a first name
• tolls - rings (a bell); plural of "toll", a charge
• tolly - a candle; toluene, an inhalant
• tolts - plural of "tolt", an old English writ
• tolus - plural of "tolu", a fragrant resin
• tolyl - a chemical radical
• tomah - a town in Wisconsin
• toman - a Persian gold coin; a weight in Arabia
• Tomar - a first name
• Tomas - a first name
• Tomaz - a first name
• tombe - a first name; a ballet movement involving falling down (I'm good at these)
• tombo - a policeman
• tombs - plural of "tomb", a burial crypt
• Tomcy - a first name
• Tomek - a first name
• Tomer - a first name
• tomes - plural of "tome", a large book
• Tomey - a first name
• tomia - plural of "tomium", the cutting edge of a bird's bill
• Tomie - a first name
• Tomik - a first name
• tomin - a unit of weight of 12 grains; a silver coin of Bolivia; a town of Bolivia
• Tomio - a first name
• tomis - a town near the mouth of the Danube, and the site of Ovid's exile
• Tomma - a first name
• Tomme - a first name
• Tommi - a first name
• tommy - a first name; a British soldier
• tomsa - a river on the border between Ethiopia and Eritrea
• tomsk - a Russian city
• tonal - accented; harmonious
• Tonci - a first name
• Tonda - a first name
• tonde - a unit of volume of Denmark of about 3.9 bushels
• tondi - a town in India
• tondo - a circular painting or carving
• toned - moderated; shaded
• Tonee - a first name
• Tonek - a first name
• tonel - a unit of measure in Brazil
• toner - one who tones; dry powder used in copiers and printers
• tones - modulates; plural of "tone", a musical sound, a color shade
• toney - a first name; tony; a town in Alabama
• tonga - an Eastern cart; a South Pacific island ("the friendly islands"!); a swimsuit style; a neuralgia drug
• tonge - the tongue
• tongi - a town in Bangladesh
• tongo - the mangrove
• tongs - a pair of graspers
• Tonho - a first name
• Tonia - a first name
• tonic - bracing; a musical key-note; tonic water
• Tonie - a first name
• Tonik - a first name
• Tonio - a first name
• Tonis - a first name
• Tonja - a first name
• tonka - a kind of bean from a tree
• tonks - plural of "tonk", a mighty smite; a Tonkinese cat
• tonky - smart or fashionable
• tonna - a first name; a genus of large marine gastropods
• tonne - a unit of measurement of weight, 1000 kilograms
• Tonni - a first name
• Tonny - a first name
• Tonse - a first name
• tonti - a town in Illinois
• tonto - the Lone Ranger's companion; a Spanish word for "stupid"
• tonus - the normal state of partial contraction of a muscle
• Tonya - a first name
• Tonye - a first name
• tonys - plural of "Tony", a Broadway award
• tooey - Tuinal
• tooie - Tuinal
• tools - plural of "tool", an instrument
• toome - a town in Northern Ireland
• tooms - plural of "toom", a rubbish heap
• toona - a Mexican tree that is a minor source of rubber
• toons - plural of "toon", a cartoon; an Asian tree
• toony - the Canadian two dollar coin
• toosh - a sovereign
• tooth - a prong; a fang; a tusk
• toots - honks; a familiar address
• topau - the rhinoceros bird
• topaz - a first name; a gem
• toped - drank
• topee - a sun helmet
• topek - tupik, an Inuit tent made of animal skins
• toper - a drinker
• topes - drinks
• topet - the crested titmouse
• tophe - a first name; tufa
• tophi - plural of "tophus", a deposit of urates in tissue, characteristic of gout
• tophs - plural of "toph", tufa
• topia - a Roman mural decoration
• topic - a theme
• topis - an African antelope; plural of "topi", a sun helmet
• topoi - plural of "topos", a common rhetorical device
• topos - a common rhetorical device; in mathematics, a generalized topological space
• toppo - topo
• toppy - tipsy
• topsl - topsail
• topsy - a first name; referring to the top, as in "topsy turvy"
• toque - a tuque; a bonnet
• torah - the first five books of the Bible
• toral - referring to the torus of a flower
• toran - a Buddhist porch
• toras - plural of "tora", torah
• torch - a fire brand
• torcs - plural of "torc", a metallic collar
• torea - a town in Tibet
• tored - a past tense of "tear"
• Toren - a first name
• tores - plural of "tore", a torus
• toret - a turret; a ring for fastening a hawk's leash to the jesses
• Torey - a first name
• Toria - a first name
• toric - a type of lens; shaped like a torus
• Torie - a first name
• torii - a first name; a Japanese temple gateway
• toril - a first name; the corral from which a bull enters the ring; a cell
• Torin - a first name
• Torio - a first name
• torit - a town in Sudan
• torki - a people of southern Russia
• torma - one of a pair of small sclerites lying between the clypeus and labrum of a higher dipteran
• torne - a British river
• toros - plural of "toro", a bull
• torot - plural of "torah"
• torpa - a village in Nepal
• Torre - a first name
• Torri - a first name
• torrs - plural of "torr", a unit of pressure measurement, named for Torricelli
• Torry - a first name
• torse - a heraldic wreath
• torsi - plural of "torso", the human trunk
• torsk - a cod
• torso - the human trunk
• torta - a flat cake of moist crushed silver ore
• torte - a dessert
• torts - plural of "tort", a civil wrong
• torty - tortie
• torun - a town in Poland; another name for Thorn
• torup - a town in Sweden
• torus - a doughnut shape
• torve - stern, grim, fierce-looking
• Torya - a first name
• Torye - a first name
• tosas - plural of "tosa", a Japanese dog
• tosca - a soft dark brown limestone; marijuana; a North American cape
• tosco - a town in Louisiana
• toscs - plural of "tosc", one of the southern Albanians
• tosed - teased
• toses - teases
• Tosha - a first name
• Toshi - a first name
• toshy - nonsensical; trashy
• Tosia - a first name
• Tosin - a first name
• Toska - a first name
• tosks - plural of "tosk", one of the southern Albanians
• tossa - a grayish or brown fiber obtained from jute
• tossy - contemptuous; arrogant
• tosto - a musical term meaning "at a rapid tempo"
• tosyl - the para isomer of toluene sulfonyl
• total - to sum; to destroy
• totas - plural of "tota", the grivet
• toted - carried
• totem - a tribal emblem
• toter - a carrier; a counter
• totes - carries
• totly - to walk in an unsteady manner
• Totsi - a first name
• Totti - a first name
• totty - a woman; a high class prostitute; dazed, fuddled, unsteady
• totum - teetotum
• touat - another name for Tuat
• touba - an autonomous Senegalese municipality, home to an Islamic brotherhood
• touch - to impinge on; a small amount
• tough - hardened
• touho - a Pacific cape
• touks - strokes; taps
• tould - an obsolete form of "told"
• touns - plural of "toun", a variant of "town"
• toure - to see
• tourn - the circuit of an English sheriff to hold a court of record twice a year
• tours - visits; a city in France
• touse - to tousle; to pull; to haul; to tease; ado
• tousy - disarranged
• touts - plural of "tout", a tipster; an agent
• touze - to touse; to tousle
• touzy - tousled
• Tovah - a first name
• tovar - a unit of weight in Bulgaria; a town in Venezuela
• toves - plural of "tove", a slithy creature of Charles Dodgson
• tovet - a half bushel
• Tovia - a first name
• Tovya - a first name
• towai - kamahi
• towan - a dune
• towed - pulled
• towee - a person or thing being towed
• towel - a thick cloth for bathing and drying
• tower - a tall building; one who pulls
• towie - a three player form of bridge; a tow-truck operator
• towns - plural of "town", a small city
• towny - a first name; one who lives in town
• towre - to see
• towse - to haul; to dishevel
• towsy - unkempt
• towts - touts
• towyn - a town in Wales
• towze - to haul; to dishevel
• towzy - disheveled
• toxic - poisonous; unhealthful
• toxin - any poison
• toxon - a hypothetical bacterial product, of feeble toxicity, and weak affinity for antitoxin
• toyed - played with
• toyer - a trifler
• Toyia - a first name
• toyon - an ornamental evergreen shrub
• toyos - plural of "toyo", a smooth straw
• tozed - plucked by the ears
• tozee - a curling tee
• tozer - one who combs or teases
• tozes - plucks by the ears
• tozie - a shawl made from a goat's inner coat
• trabu - trubu, an East India herring
• trace - a first name; a slight hint; to follow
• trach - a plastic breathing tube, to be inserted into a patient's throat
• Traci - a first name
• track - to trail
• tracs - plural of "trac", a tractor
• tract - an area of land; a pamphlet
• Tracy - a first name
• trade - to exchange
• trads - plural of "trad", a mountain-climbing traditionalist
• trafe - unclean or unfit, according to Jewish law
• traff - a fart (backslang)
• tragi - plural of "tragus", part of the external ear opening
• trago - a drink
• traik - to wander or stroll; to fall ill; to break down
• trail - a path; to follow
• train - to teach; a railroad vehicle; a group of followers
• trais - a variant of "trays"
• trait - a characteristic
• trama - the loosely woven hyphal tissue in certain fungi
• Tramm - a first name
• tramp - a hobo; to walk heavily; to march through rough ground
• trams - plural of "tram", a streetcar
• trani - a town in Italy
• trank - skin for glovecutting; a tranquilizer
• tranq - a tranquilizer
• trans - a variant molecular form; a transexual
• trant - to hawk; to peddle; odd jobs
• tranx - tranquilizers
• trapa - the water-chestnut
• trape - to traipse; to run about idly
• traps - luggage; plural of "trap", a snare; a kind of drum; the (yapping) mouth
• trapt - poetic "trapped"
• trash - refuse; to vandalize; to disparage
• trass - volcanic earth
• Trasy - a first name
• trats - plural of "trat", a trattoria
• tratt - a trattoria
• traun - an Austrian river
• Trava - a first name
• trave - a beam; a structure that restrains an animal while it is being shoed
• Travo - a first name
• trawl - a dragnet
• trayf - unclean or unfit, according to Jewish law
• trays - plural of "tray", a flat shallow receptacle
• trdat - a first name; a king of Armenia
• tread - the ridges on a tire; to walk heavily
• treap - a binary search tree that orders the nodes by adding a priority attribute
• treat - a first name; a small reward; to handle
• treck - a trek
• treed - chased up a tree
• treen - wooden; wooden dishes and utensils
• trees - things you can't see the forest for; chases up a tree
• treey - full of trees
• trefa - ritually unclean according to Jewish law
• treff - a clandestine meeting for illegal business
• trefs - plural of "tref", a clandestine meeting for illegal business
• treif - ritually unclean according to Jewish law
• treks - plural of "trek", an arduous journey
• trema - a genus of tropical shrubs; a French dieresis
• trend - to tend; to incline
• trent - a first name; a city in Italy; a river in England
• Tresa - a first name
• Trese - a first name
• tress - a first name; a lock of hair
• trest - a beam
• trets - plural of "tret", a wastage allowance
• Treva - a first name
• Treve - a first name
• trewe - true
• trews - trousers
• treys - plural of "trey", a three in cardplaying
• Treza - a first name
• triac - a three-terminal semiconductor
• triad - a group of three
• trial - a test; a legal proceeding
• trias - sandstone
• tribe - a clan, family, ethnic group, kinship class
• Tribi - a first name
• tribs - plural of "trib", a colloquial shortening of "tribulation" or "tribune"
• trica - a first name; apothecium
• trice - a first name; an instant
• trich - trichomoniasis
• trick - a round in cards; deception; a prostitute's customer
• trico - a strong, light, elastic synthetic fabric
• Tricy - a first name
• tride - tried
• tried - attempted
• trier - an experimentalist; a German city; a judge
• tries - attempts; prosecutes a case in court
• triff - teriffic; a clandestine meeting for illegal business
• trifs - plural of "trif", a clandestine meeting for illegal business
• triga - a chariot
• Trigg - a first name
• trigo - wheat
• trigs - trims; secures
• trike - a tricycle
• trild - trilled
• trill - to warble; to quaver
• trime - a coin
• trims - cuts down; decorates; adjusts
• Trina - a first name
• trine - a first name; a triple; a favorable planetary aspect
• tring - an English town
• Trini - a first name
• Trink - a first name
• trinq - a trading index on the stock market
• trins - plural of "trin", a triplet
• triol - a chemical compound
• trior - an examiner
• trios - plural of "trio", a threesome
• tripe - offal; rubbish; a dainty delicacy of cow stomach
• Tripp - a first name
• trips - plural of "trip", a journey; a misstep
• tripy - like tripe
• Trisa - a first name
• Trish - a first name
• triss - a three-penny piece
• trist - sorrowful
• trite - cliched
• trits - plural of "trit", a ternary digit
• Trixi - a first name
• Trixy - a first name
• trizz - a three-penny piece
• trnje - a town in Kosovo
• troad - an area of Asia Minor that includes the territory around Troy; trod
• troak - to exchange
• troas - a first name; the city of Troy; a biblical place
• troat - to make the cry of a rutting buck
• troca - a top shell used for making buttons
• troch - trough
• trock - exchange; truck
• troco - a ball game
• trode - "trod"
• trods - the feet
• troft - trough
• trogg - a troglodyte
• trogs - troth; plural of "trog", a troglodyte
• Troia - a first name
• troic - Trojan
• trois - three
• troke - to exchange, barter, or traffic
• Trola - a first name
• troll - a gnome; to fish
• tromp - a tramp; to tread heavily; an apparatus which draws air into a furnace by using falling water
• troms - a town in Norway; plural of "trom", a trombone
• trona - Egyptian soda; a mining town in California
• tronc - a collection of tips to be divided out later
• Trond - a first name
• trone - a steelyard; a drain; a large set of scales in a public marketplace
• tronk - a prison
• trons - plural of "tron", an ancient beam balance
• trony - a stylized Dutch portrait style, often used by Rembrandt
• troon - a first name; a Scottish port; a town in Arizona
• troop - a throng; a cluster
• troot - a trout
• trooz - tartan tights
• trope - a metaphor; a figure of speech
• troth - a first name; to plight; confidence; faith
• trots - runs at a moderate gait
• trout - a mountain stream fish
• trove - a treasure horde
• trowl - a troll
• trows - supposes; trusts
• Troya - a first name
• Troye - a first name
• troys - plural of "troy", a system of weights
• trubs - plural of "trub", a truffle
• trubu - an East India herring
• Truby - a first name
• truce - a lull; a respite
• truck - commerce; a van
• Truda - a first name
• Trude - a first name
• Trudi - a first name
• Trudy - a first name
• trued - brought to conformity with a standard
• truel - a duel among three contestants, studied in mathematical game theory
• truer - more true
• trues - lines up; makes correct
• truff - a bull trout; a purse
• trugs - plural of "trug", a hod for mortar, a wooden gardening basket
• Trula - a first name
• trull - a vagrant; a drab; a low prostitute
• truly - honestly; correctly; verily
• trump - the highest valued suit in cards; to outplay
• trunk - a coffer; the middle of the body; an elephant snout; a tree part
• truro - a town in Massachusetts, England, and Nova Scotia
• trush - a town in Albania
• truss - a support; a unit of weight in England
• trust - credit; reliance
• truth - fact; honesty
• truva - the name of the town that sits on the ruins of Troy
• tryer - someone who is assiduous in trying to win
• tryma - a stone fruit
• Tryna - a first name
• trypa - a pore in the front wall of the zooecium of a bryozoan
• tryps - plural of "tryp", a shortened form of "trypanosome"
• Trysh - a first name
• tryst - a lovers's meeting
• tsade - variant of "sade", a Hebrew letter
• tsadi - variant of "sade", a Hebrew letter
• tsana - a lake in Ethiopia
• tsane - a town in Botswana
• tsang - money
• tsars - plural of "tsar", variant of "czar", a Russian hereditary ruler
• tsavo - a town in Kenya
• tsebe - the springbok
• tsena - a village in Finland
• Tsend - a first name
• tsera - a town in Burma
• tsere - a vowel mark in Hebrew
• tsfat - a town in Israel
• tsine - a wild ox of the Malay peninsula
• Tsion - a first name
• tsked - tut-tutted
• tsker - one who makes a "tsk" sound
• tsuba - a Japanese sword hilt
• tsubo - a unit of area of Japan, of about 4 square yards
• tsuga - a genus of coniferous tree
• tsuma - a village in Japan
• tsuns - plural of "tsun", a Chinese measurement of length, about an inch
• Tsuru - a first name
• Tsvia - a first name
• tuans - plural of "tuan", a title of respect in China and Malaysia
• tuapa - a town on the Polynesian island of Niue
• Tuari - a first name
• tuarn - a town in Ireland
• tuart - an Australian white gum tree
• tuath - a state; an ancient division of territory
• tubac - a town in Arizona
• tubae - plural of "tuba"
• tubal - a first name; tubular
• tubar - tubular; an American Indian language
• tubas - a Palestinian village; plural of "tuba", a musical instrument
• tubby - fat; obese; a nickname
• tubed - piped
• tuber - a bulbous growth
• tubes - plural of "tube", a long hollow cylinder
• tucan - a Mexican pouched rat
• tucet - a tucket, a steak
• tuchi - a town in northern China
• tuchs - plural of "tuch", a dark marble; a touchstone
• tucks - folds under
• tucky - a first name; a water lily; the common spatterdash
• tucum - a South American palm
• tudeh - an Iranian political party
• tudes - plural of "tude", a slang word for "attitude"
• tudor - a first name; an English royal dynasty; an architectural style
• tuets - plural of "tuet", the lapwing
• tufah - a town on the West Bank
• tufan - a violent storm
• tufas - plural of "tufa", a kind of limestone
• tuffe - tuft
• tuffs - plural of "tuff", volcanic rock
• Tuffy - a first name
• tufts - plural of "tuft", an outgrowth, clump, or bunch
• tufty - feathery
• tugan - the toucan
• tugen - a people of Kenya
• tugra - an ornamental monogram used by the Turkish sultan
• tugui - a town in the Philippines
• tugun - a town in Australia
• Tuhin - a first name
• tuica - a Romanian liquor
• tuies - Tuinal
• tuifu - an acronym" "The Ultimate In Foul Ups", so to speak
• Tuija - a first name
• tuile - tuille; armor plates
• tuina - a Chinese massage therapy
• tuism - the use of "you" in prose
• tuist - one who uses "you" in prose
• Tukie - a first name
• tukra - a disorder of the leaves and shoots of the mulberry tree
• Tukun - a first name
• Tulah - a first name
• tulak - a town in Afghanistan
• tules - plural of "tule", a tall marsh plant
• Tulga - a first name
• tulia - a first name; a town in Texas
• Tulio - a first name
• tulip - a flower
• tulla - a first name; a town in Eire
• tulle - a sheer delicate silk fabric; a village in France
• tulls - allures
• Tully - a first name
• tulsa - a first name; a city in Oklahoma
• tulsi - a first name; holy basil
• tulua - a town in Colombia
• tulum - a town in Mexico, on the coast of the Yucutan peninsula
• tulun - a group of islands in the South Pacific
• tulup - a Russian coat
• Tuluy - a first name
• tuman - toman; any Baluchistani village
• tumba - a musical instrument of Santa Domingo; a city in Sweden
• tumbu - an African fly that can burrow under the skin, also known as the putzi
• tumen - a town in China; a river separating Korea from China
• tumid - swollen
• tummy - a childish name for the stomach
• tumor - an unnatural growth
• tumps - turns over; clumps
• tumpy - lumpy; uneven
• tumut - a river and town in Australia
• tunas - plural of "tuna", a large food fish
• tunca - a town in Chile
• Tunde - a first name
• tunds - thumps; beats
• tuned - attuned; harmonized
• tuner - one who tunes
• tunes - another name for Tunis; plural of "tune", a melody
• tuney - like a tune; full of tunes
• tunga - a genus of sand fleas
• tungo - the rat kangaroo
• tunic - a shirt
• tunis - the capital city of Tunisia
• tunja - a town in Colombia
• tunka - the wax gourd
• tunks - taps with a hammer, looking for flaws
• tunku - a Malay prince
• tunna - a unit of volume of Sweden, of about 4.2 bushels
• tunny - a tuna fish
• Tunya - a first name
• tupai - an island near Bora-Bora; any one of the Tupaiids
• tupan - a Chinese magistrate
• tupek - an Eskimo tent made of sealskin
• tupik - an Eskimo tent made of sealskin
• tupis - plural of "tupi", an Indian of the Tupian tribe
• tuple - a sequence of items regarded as a unit
• tuply - multiply; manifold
• tuque - a toque; a Canadian knitted cap
• Tural - a first name
• turbe - a Muslim tomb
• turbo - the whelk and winkle genus; a top; more powerful; a town in Colombia
• turbs - plural of "turb", a number of individuals crowded together
• turco - a native Algerian serving in the French army; a South American bird
• turda - a town in Romania
• turds - feces
• turdy - covered in feces; disgusting
• turen - a town in Venezuela
• turfs - covers with turf; pieces of turf used as fuel or construction material
• turfy - swardy; grassy; cespitose
• turgy - a town in France
• turia - a river in Spain
• turin - an Italian city, properly "Turino"
• turio - a sprout or shoot from the ground
• turis - plural of "turi", a Pathan people of northwest Pakistan
• turki - a central Asian people; a Turkic language
• turko - an Algerian tirailleur in the French army
• turks - plural of "Turk", a native of Turkey
• turku - a seaport in southwest Finland
• Turlo - a first name
• turme - a troop
• turmi - a village in Ethiopia
• turms - plural of "turm", a troop
• turns - revolves; plural of "turn", a revolution
• turny - turning; full of turns
• turps - liquor; plural of "turp", turpentine
• turrs - plural of "turr", a three-stringed Burmese violin
• turse - a bundle, a load
• turus - a town in Syria
• turvo - a river in Brazil
• turvy - referring to the bottom, as in "topsy turvy"
• tusch - a flourish of brass with musical instruments and drums
• tushe - a variant of "tousche", a lithographic drawing material
• tushy - the buttocks
• tusks - plural of "tusk", a long exposed tooth
• tusky - with long teeth
• tussi - the cattle-owning class of the Rundi in east Africa
• tussy - a drunkard
• tutee - one who is taught by a tutor
• tutel - a beak
• tutin - a poisonous crystalline glucoside
• tutly - a town in Uzbekistan
• tutor - a private teacher
• tutsi - a people of Burundi and Rwanda
• Tutte - a first name
• tutti - all in; an Italian word meaning "all" as in "tutti frutti"
• tutto - a musical notation meaning "entire" or "all"
• tutty - an impure oxide of zinc; a small bunch of flowers
• tutub - a town in Mesopotamia
• tutun - a town in Egypt
• tutus - plural of "tutu", a ballerina skirt
• tutze - a town in China
• Tuula - a first name
• tuvan - of the Siberian/Mongolian border area of Tuva
• Tuvia - a first name
• tuvin - an Altaic language
• Tuvya - a first name
• tuxes - plural of "tux", a tuxedo
• Tuyen - a first name
• tuyer - tuyere
• tuyun - a town in China
• tuzas - plural of "tuza", a tucan
• tuzla - a Bosnian city
• tuzzy - a tuft
• twack - a 12-pack of beer
• twaes - plural of "twae", a group of two
• twain - a first name; a couple
• twait - a species of shad
• twall - twelve
• twals - plural of "twal", twelve
• twana - a first name; a Salishan people of Washington state
• twang - a tang; a flavor; a reverbrating sound
• twank - a nasal note; an older man who is a voyeur
• twant - a twenty dollar bag of marijuana
• twats - plural of "twat", a vulgarism
• Twayn - a first name
• tways - plural of "tway", a couple, two
• tweag - to tweak
• tweak - to pinch; to make minor improvements
• tweeb - a dweeb
• tweed - a cloth pattern; a British river
• tweeg - a hellbender
• tweek - electronic interference, a clear, brief, falling tone like a bird chirp
• tweel - a woven fabric
• tween - between; to generate intermediate data, as in a computer animation; 11-15 year olds
• tweer - a blast furnace
• tweet - a bird sound
• twell - till
• twere - slang for "if it were" or "it were", as in "As twere...", or "Twere otherwise..."
• twerp - an idiot; a fool; an unpleasant or unattactive person
• tweys - plural of "twey", a couple, two
• twice - two times
• twier - a blast furnace
• twigs - plural of "twig", a little branch
• Twila - a first name
• twill - a diagonally woven fabric
• twilt - a quilt
• twimp - a foolish insignificant person
• twine - string
• twink - to twinkle; a chaffinch; a conventionally attractive person; a homosexual
• twins - the constellation Gemini; plural of "twin", one of a pair, often identical
• twiny - like twine
• twire - to gleam; to twist; a glance
• twirl - to whirl; to rotate
• twirp - an annoying nitwit
• twisp - a town in the state of Washington
• twiss - a kind of Irish chamberpot
• twist - to writhe; to turn
• twite - a mountain linnet
• twits - plural of "twit", an insufferable idiot; someone who fills a much needed vacuum
• twixt - between
• twock - to steal a car; an acronym: "Taken Without Owner's Consent"
• twoer - something that counts as two
• twosy - a two-piece outfit, usually for babies
• twrch - a British river
• twyer - a blast furnace
• Twyla - a first name
• Txema - a first name
• tyana - a first name; a town in ancient Asia Minor
• Tyann - a first name
• Tyara - a first name
• tybee - an island near Savannah, Georgia
• Tybie - a first name
• tyche - in Greek mythology, the goddess of fortune
• Tycho - a first name
• tychy - a town in Poland
• tydie - a small bird
• tyees - plural of "tyee", a Chinook salmon
• tyers - plural of "tyer", one who ties
• Tyesn - a first name
• tyger - a first name; a term in heraldry
• Tyghe - a first name
• tyhee - a person of distinction; an Indian chief
• tyigh - a Shahaptian people of Oregon
• tying - fastening; combining
• tyiyn - a monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan
• tykes - plural of "tyke", a young one
• Tykia - a first name
• Tylai - a first name
• Tylar - a first name
• Tylda - a first name
• Tyldy - a first name
• Tylea - a first name
• Tylee - a first name
• tyler - a first name; a tiler; a Masonic doorkeeper; a lake in North America
• Tylia - a first name
• Tylor - a first name
• tylus - a head bump on some hemipterons
• Tymon - a first name
• tymps - tympani; plural of "tymp", the mouth of a blast furnace hearth
• Tynan - a first name
• tynde - kindled
• tynds - shuts; closes
• tyned - lost
• tynes - loses
• Tynka - a first name
• typal - typical
• typed - characterized; entered on a keyboard
• typer - one who types
• types - uses a typewriter; plural of "type", a kind
• typey - typy
• typha - a bulrush
• typhi - typhoid bacteria
• typic - emblematic; typical
• typos - plural of "typo", a typographical error
• typps - plural of "typp", a unit of yarn thickness, how many thousand yards weigh a pound
• typto - to work at Greek grammar
• Tyraa - a first name
• Tyrae - a first name
• Tyrah - a first name
• tyran - a first name; a tyrant
• tyras - a town in southern Russia
• Tyray - a first name
• Tyrea - a first name
• tyred - variant of "tired", wheeled
• Tyree - a first name
• Tyrel - a first name
• tyres - plural of "tyre", variant of "tire", a rubber automotive wheel
• Tyria - a first name
• Tyrie - a first name
• Tyrik - a first name
• Tyrin - a first name
• Tyriq - a first name
• Tyrod - a first name
• tyrol - a mountainous region of southern Austria and northern Italy
• Tyron - a first name
• tyros - plural of "tyro", a beginner
• tyrus - a first name; another name for Tyre, a biblical place
• Tysha - a first name
• Tysie - a first name
• Tysne - a first name
• Tyson - a first name
• Tyssa - a first name
• Tytan - a first name
• tythe - a tithe
• Tytus - a first name
• Tywan - a first name
• Tywon - a first name
• tywyn - a town in Wales
• Tzahi - a first name
• Tzaly - a first name
• tzars - plural of "tzar", variant of "czar", a Russian ruler
• tzepo - variant of "Zibo", a town in China
• Tzevi - a first name
• Tzion - a first name
• Tzipi - a first name
• tzupo - variant of "Zibo", a town in China
• tzute - a cotton blanket or cloth from Guatemala
• Uaine - a first name
• uangs - plural of "uang", an Asian rhinoceros beetle
• uarus - plural of "uaru", a type of cichlid found in South America
• uatsi - a town in Costa Rica
• uaupe - South American Indian tribe; a river in South America
• uayeb - the 19th month of the Mayan civil calendar, only five days long, and very unlucky
• ubaid - a Mesopotamian folk
• ubate - a town in Colombia
• ubeth - unethes
• ubian - a member of a Germanic tribe of Roman times
• ubina - a town in Bolivia
• ubity - place or location
• ubykh - a nearly extinct Caucasian language
• uccle - a town in Belgium
• uchee - yuchi, an Indian people of the south eastern United States
• uckia - a unit of weight in North Africa
• ucles - a town in Spain, site of a famous battle
• Udale - a first name
• Udall - a first name
• udals - plural of "udal", a freehold estate
• udasi - a sect within Sikhism
• Udaya - a first name
• udder - a mammary gland
• Udele - a first name
• Udell - a first name
• udihe - an Altaic language
• udine - a city in Italy
• udish - Udi, a north Caucasic language
• udney - an old friend one has outgrown
• Udolf - a first name
• udong - a city in Cambodia
• uelen - a town in Siberia
• ufers - plural of "ufer", a fir pole
• uffda - an exclamation of Norwegian origin, meaning roughly "darn" or "oops" or "duh"
• Uford - a first name
• ugali - a starchy Kenyan food
• ugged - aroused disgust
• uggin - disgusting
• uggit - disgusted
• uglis - plural of "ugli", a citrus hybrid, the tangelo
• ugric - of Finns and Magyars; a Uralic language
• ugrug - the bearded seal
• Ugutz - a first name
• Ugyen - a first name
• uhhuh - yes
• uhlan - a Prussian cavalryman
• uhllo - an abalone
• uhtua - a village in Finland
• uhuru - freedom for African countries from European rule
• uigur - a variant of "Uighur"
• uinal - a Mayan month of 20 days
• uinta - a mountain range in Utah
• uised - used
• uisst - used (to)
• ujiji - a town in Tanzania, where Stanley met Livingstone
• Ujjal - a first name
• ukase - a decree in Czarist Russia
• Ukasz - a first name
• ukiah - a city in California
• ukies - plural of "Ukie", a Ukrainian
• ukkle - a town in Belgium
• ulama - in Muslim culture, a group of learned elders; Aztec basketball
• Ulana - a first name
• Ulane - a first name
• Ulani - a first name
• ulans - plural of "ulan", an uhlan or Prussian cavalryman
• ulawa - an island that is part of Guadalcanal
• ulcer - a sore, often in the stomach
• ulcus - an ulcer
• Uldis - a first name
• uledi - a town in Pennsylvania
• ulema - Muslim scholars trained in Islam and Islamic law
• Ulger - a first name
• Ulick - a first name
• Ulima - a first name
• Uliva - a first name
• uljin - a town in South Korea
• Ullah - a first name
• Ullas - a first name
• uller - the Norse god of winter
• ullet - a European owl
• ulloa - a kind of cheese
• Ulmar - a first name
• Ulmer - a first name
• ulmic - referring to elm exudations
• ulmin - humus; a brown pigment
• ulmus - the elm genus
• ulnad - toward the ulna
• ulnae - plural of "ulna", an arm bone
• ulnar - of the ulna
• ulnas - plural of "ulna", an arm bone
• uloid - of or like a scar
• ulpan - an Israeli school for teaching Hebrew
• ulric - a first name; a medieval saint
• Ulrik - a first name
• ulsan - a port city in southwest South Korea
• Ultan - a first name
• ultra - extreme
• uluas - plural of "ulua", a people of Nicaragua and Honduras; a Hawaiian fish
• uluhi - a town in Hawaii
• ulula - a genus of owls
• ululu - a wailing cry; the aboriginal name of Ayer's Rock
• uluru - the aboriginal name of Ayers Rock in Australia; a town in Australia
• ulvan - a town in Norway
• ulvas - plural of "ulva", an edible seaweed
• ulyie - oil
• ulzie - oil
• Umair - a first name
• umala - a town in Bolivia
• umami - a fifth taste, after salty, sour, bitter, and sweet, supposedly of glutamate
• Umang - a first name
• Umarr - a first name
• Umaru - a first name
• umaua - a tribal language of South America
• Umayr - a first name
• umbay - a bum (Pig Latin)
• umbel - a flower cluster in which the individual stalks arise from a single spot
• umber - a brown pigment
• umble - referring to low quality meat, and usually spelled "humble", as in "humble pie"
• umboi - an island near New Guinea
• umbos - plural of "umbo", the rounded elevation in the center of a shield
• umbra - a shadow; a shade
• umbre - a bird; variant of "umber", a brown pigment
• umdel - a flower cluster
• Umeko - a first name
• Umesh - a first name
• Umeyo - a first name
• umiac - an Eskimo boat
• umiak - an Eskimo boat
• umiaq - an Eskimo boat
• Umida - a first name
• umiri - a fragrant balsam tree
• umiry - a fragrant balsam tree
• ummah - the Muslim community
• umnak - an island in Alaska
• umoja - a town in Kenya
• umped - refereed
• umpty - used in the phrase "umpty ump", to refer to a large indefinite quantity
• umrah - a visit to Mecca or Medina outside of the annual pilgrimage time
• Umran - a first name
• umred - a town in India
• unadd - to delete
• unage - to remove the effects of ageing
• unais - plural of "unai", a two-toed sloth
• unami - a Delaware Indian people
• unamo - a South American palm
• unapt - inept; irrelevant
• unarc - a computer program to "un-archive" a file
• unark - to debark from the ark
• unarm - to disarm
• unary - operating on a single object
• unask - to take back a question; to take back an invitation
• unass - to get up quickly from a sitting position; to correct a bad situation
• unate - a property of a combinatorial function: f(...,0,...) <= f(...,1,...) for any index
• unaus - plural of "unau", a two-toed sloth
• unbag - to remove from a bag
• unban - to remove a ban
• unbar - to open; to permit
• unbat - not batted
• unbay - to open up
• unbed - to arouse
• unbee - to remove bees
• unbes - causes not to be
• unbet - not wagered
• unbid - uninvited
• unbin - to remove from a bin
• unbit - not bitten
• unbog - to extract from a bog; to drain bogs from a land
• unbow - to unbend
• unbox - to remove from a box
• unboy - to divest of the traits of a boy (ouch)
• unbra - to remove a bra; to remove from a bra
• unbud - not to bud
• unbun - to disrupt the bun-like shape of something
• unbuy - to cancel a purchase
• uncab - to remove cabs; to remove the cab
• uncal - relating to the uncus
• uncam - to remove cams
• uncan - to remove from a can
• uncap - to remove the cap from
• uncar - to remove cars
• uncas - a first name, the last Mohican
• uncat - to remove cats
• unces - plural of "unce", a claw; an ounce
• uncia - a coin of ancient Rome, weighing an ounce; an ancient Roman inch; a weight of 1/12 a libra; a town in Bolivia
• uncle - the brother of one's parent
• uncog - to remove cogs from
• uncop - to remove cops
• uncos - plural of "unco", a stranger
• uncot - to remove cots
• uncow - to fail to frighten; to remove cows
• uncoy - not coy
• uncub - to remove cubs
• uncud - to remove cud
• uncup - to remove from a cup; to disrupt the cup-like shape of something
• uncur - to remove curs
• uncus - a hook or claw; the anterior hooked end of the hippocampal gyrus
• uncut - not cut
• uncya - a unit of weight in Poland
• undam - to release
• undee - wavy
• unden - to free from a den
• under - beneath
• undid - not done; unfastened
• undie - a singular form of "undies"
• undig - to dig out
• undim - to brighten
• undog - to free from followers; to stop following relentlessly
• undos - plural of "undo", the reversal of a change or modification
• undot - to remove dots
• undry - not dry; to make wet
• undub - to unlock
• undue - not due
• undug - not dug
• undye - to remove the dye from a cloth
• Uness - a first name
• uneth - uneath, difficult, distressing
• uneye - to remove eyes
• unfab - not fabulous
• unfad - not a fad
• unfan - a person who disparages someone whom others admire
• unfar - not far
• unfat - not fat
• unfed - not fed
• unfen - to remove fens; to drain an area
• unfew - not few
• unfez - to remove a fez
• unfig - to remove figs
• unfin - to remove fins
• unfir - to remove firs
• unfit - not fit
• unfix - to loosen
• unfob - to remove fobs
• unfog - to remove fog
• unfop - to remove foppishness
• unfox - to remove foxes
• unfug - to remove fug, a heavy unpleasant odor
• unfun - not fun; unenjoyable; unpleasant
• unfur - to remove the fur from an animal
• ungag - to remove a speaking restraint
• ungay - not gay
• ungel - to remove gels
• unget - to deny the begetting of; to disown
• ungka - the siamang, or ungka ape
• ungod - to strip of divinity
• ungot - not gotten
• ungul - a unit of length, about 1 inch
• ungum - to unstick
• ungut - to remove guts
• unguy - not chararacteristic of guys
• unhad - not had
• unhap - ill luck; misfortune
• unhat - to remove the hat
• unhay - to remove hay
• unhep - not hep; not cool
• unhex - to remove a curse
• unhid - not hidden
• unhip - not hip; not cool; not with it
• unhit - not hit
• unhot - not hot; not stylish
• unhue - to remove the color from something
• unhug - to remove hugs
• uniao - a town in Brazil
• uniat - a Russian Christian
• Unica - a first name
• Unice - a first name
• unify - to join; to make one
• Unika - a first name
• union - a coalition
• unios - plural of "unio", a fresh water mussel
• Uniss - a first name
• Unita - a first name
• unite - to bring together
• units - plural of "unit", an individual; a single group; a quantity used for measurement
• unity - a first name; concord; oneness
• unjam - to remove an obstruction
• unjar - to remove jars
• unjew - to discard one's Jewish nature
• unkar - of or relating to the lower division of the Algonkian rocks in the Grand Canyon region
• unked - unkid; strange; unkempt
• unkes - plural of "unke", a European aquatic toad
• unket - unkempt
• unkey - to remove the key from (as in an arch)
• unkid - unknown; strange; unkempt
• unkie - morphine
• unkin - not related by blood
• unkle - a variant of "uncle"
• unlap - to unfold
• unlaw - to impose a fine upon
• unlax - to relax; not lax
• unlay - to untwist; to remove settings from a table
• unled - not led
• unleg - to remove the legs
• unlet - not leased; vacant; tenantless
• unlib - unliberated
• unlid - to take the lid off
• unlie - to remove lies; to stop lying
• unlip - to remove lips
• unlit - not lit
• unmad - not mad
• unman - to dishearten; to unnerve
• unmap - to remove from the map
• unmar - to remove blemishes or dents from
• unmat - to remove the mat from
• unmen - plural of "unman", a misfigured or defective man
• unmet - not met
• unmew - to release from confinement
• unmix - to separate
• unmob - to remove mobs
• unmop - to fail to mop
• unmow - to fail to mow
• unner - under
• unnet - to remove nets
• unnew - not new
• unnub - to remove nubs
• unnun - to defrock a nun
• unnut - to remove nuts
• unode - a geometric conception
• unoil - to free from oil
• unold - not old
• unona - a genus of Asian and African trees
• unpad - to remove padding
• unpan - to remove pans
• unpax - a child's call that undoes a temporary truce
• unpay - to make (a rope) undone
• unpeg - to release from a peg
• unpen - to release
• unpet - to remove pets
• unpig - to remove pigs
• unpin - to release from a pin
• unpip - to remove pips
• unpit - to remove pits
• unpod - to remove pods; to remove a thing from its pod
• unpop - to restore a flexible popper to its unpopped position
• unpot - to remove from a pot
• unpry - to pry off; to loosen
• unpun - to remove puns
• unput - not put
• unrag - to remove rags
• unrat - to rid of rats
• unred - unread
• unrib - to remove ribs
• unrid - disordered
• unrig - to dismantle; to strip
• unrim - to remove rims
• unrip - to rip open
• unrub - to undo a rubbing
• unrug - to remove rugs
• unrum - to remove rum
• unrun - not run
• unrut - to remove ruts
• unsad - not sad; unstead; fickle
• unsag - to remove the sag from something
• unsan - a town in North Korea
• unsap - nonsaponifiable
• unsat - not sat through
• unsaw - to remove saws
• unsay - to retract; to disavow
• unsee - to fail to see; to forget the sight of
• unseg - to remove segments
• unsel - a bad, unhappy or useless person
• unset - unmounted; runny; not set
• unsew - to undo the sewing of
• unsex - to geld
• unshy - not shy
• unsin - to cancel a sin by subsequent actions
• unsit - to remove a person's seating assignment
• unsly - not sly
• unsob - to remove sobs
• unsod - unboiled; not soaked; to remove sod from
• unson - to disinherit
• unsty - to release from a sty
• unsub - to cancel a substitution
• Unsun - a first name
• unsus - unsuspicious; plausible
• untab - to remove TAB characters
• untag - to remove tags
• untan - pale; not tanned
• untap - to remove an electronic tap
• untar - to remove tar from; to extract files from a tape archive
• untax - to remove a tax
• untie - to undo; to unbind
• until - till
• untin - to uncan
• untip - not to tip; to retract a tip
• untit - to remove a tit
• untog - to remove clothes
• untop - to remove the top
• untoy - a first name; something that is not a toy
• untub - to remove from a tub
• untug - to tug away; to break a connection
• unurn - to remove from an urn; to remove urns
• unuse - not to use
• unvat - to remove from a vat; to remove vats
• unwan - a large ornamented superscription in Islamic manuscripts
• unwax - to remove wax from
• unweb - to unweave; to unravel
• unwed - not married
• unwet - not wet
• unwig - to remove a wig
• Unwin - a first name
• unwit - to make crazy
• unwon - not won
• unwow - to fail to impress
• Unwyn - a first name
• unzen - a town in Japan; one of the most active volcanos in Japan; not Zenlike
• unzha - a river in Russia
• unzip - to undo a zipper
• upata - a town in Venezuela
• upbar - to fasten with a bar; to remove the bars from
• upbay - referring to movement, in a bay, away from the ocean
• upbid - an offer to buy at a higher price
• upbow - a stroke towards the handle of the bow of a violin
• upbuy - the purchasing of an enhanced membership
• upbye - a little farther on
• upcry - an outcry
• upcut - to cut something while the cutting tool is moving upwards; to trim a show so more ads can be inserted
• updos - plural of "updo", in which hair is piled high on the head
• updry - to completely dry
• upend - to set on end
• upfly - to fly up
• upful - hopeful; positive
• uphaf - a past tense of "upheave"
• upher - a fir pole used for scaffoldings
• upice - "upstream" in a glacier
• upjet - to spout up
• upjut - to jut upwards
• uplay - to hoard; to lay up
• upled - led up
• upleg - the part of a graph that is trending upwards
• upmug - a coffee break
• upolu - an island in western Samoa, where Robert Louis Stevenson died
• upped - increased
• upper - located above the center
• uppie - exhilarating; a narcotic stimulant; a student at the University of Port Elizabeth
• upran - ran up; ascended
• uprun - to run up; to ascend
• upsal - a town in Sweden
• upsee - in the manner of
• upset - to capsize; to disturb
• upsey - in the manner of
• upski - a ski lift that is pulled uphill like a sled by a cable
• upsun - the time between sun up and sun down
• uptak - intelligence
• upter - useless
• uptie - to tie up
• upton - a first name; an English town
• upupa - the hoopoe genus
• upway - a town in England
• upyer - an oath or epithet, a slurring of "Up yours!"
• upzip - the motion of zipping up
• uqban - a Yemeni island near the Red Sea
• uraba - a bay in Venezuela
• uraei - plural of "uraeus", the snake figure on Egyptian headdresses
• urali - oorali, a poison used on arrows
• urals - a mountain chain in Russia
• uraos - plural of "urao", American soda
• urare - curare
• urari - curare
• urase - urease
• urate - a salt of uric acid
• urawa - a town in Japan
• urban - a first name; of the city
• urbia - cities considered collectively
• urbic - an anthropological term referring to soil containing signs of human settlement
• urcos - a town in Peru
• urdee - referring to a cross whose arms expand like a lozenge at the ends
• ureal - pertaining to urea
• ureas - plural of "urea", a chemical compound
• uredo - a fungus genus
• ureic - referring to urea
• ureid - a derivative of urea
• Ureli - a first name
• urena - an Indian mallow
• urent - burning; stinging
• urewe - a town in eastern Africa
• urgan - a town in Afghanistan
• urged - impelled
• urger - one who urges; a tipster
• urges - plural of "urge", a drive or impulse
• urgup - a town in Turkey
• Uriah - a first name
• urial - an Asiatic wild sheep
• Urian - a first name
• Urias - a first name
• urica - a town in Venezuela
• Uriel - a first name
• Urien - a first name
• Urika - a first name
• urile - a cormorant
• urims - plural of "urim", a sacred Hebrew religious object
• urine - liquid body waste
• urins - plural of "urin"
• urisk - a Scottish brownie that lives in waterfalls
• urite - the tail of an insect
• urith - the bindings of a hedge
• urlar - a town in Ireland
• urled - dwarfed, not growing
• urman - a Siberian forest land
• Urmas - a first name
• urmia - a lake in Armenia
• urnae - the plural of "urna", a Roman measurement of liquid volume of about 13 liters
• urnal - urn-shaped
• urned - stored in an urn; decorated with urns
• urner - one who makes urns
• urped - burped; belched (used by Faulkner in "The Wild Palms", so there!)
• urper - one who urps
• urrao - a town in Colombia
• ursae - the feminine plural of "ursa", a bear
• ursal - bearish; boorish
• Ursei - a first name
• Ursel - a first name
• Ursey - a first name
• ursid - a member of the bear family
• Ursie - a first name
• urson - a first name; a Canadian porcupine
• ursuk - a bearded seal
• ursus - the genus of bears; a town in Poland
• Urtzi - a first name
• urubu - the American turkey buzzard; a river in Brazil
• urucu - annatto; a town in Brazil
• urutu - a South American pit viper
• Urvan - a first name
• urvas - plural of "urva", an ichneumon
• urved - curved upward
• usage - a habit or custom
• Usain - a first name
• Usama - a first name
• usant - using; accustomed
• usara - a variant of "uzara", a South African woody herb
• usbeg - a variant of "Uzbek"
• usbek - a variant of "Uzbek"
• Uschi - a first name
• users - plural of "user", one who uses
• ushak - a heavy woolen Oriental rug; a Turkish city famous for its carpets
• ushas - Hindu aura
• ushed - conducted people to seats
• usher - a first name; to conduct to a seat
• ushes - conducts people to seats
• Ushma - a first name
• using - employing; making use of
• usino - a language of Papua New Guinea
• uskok - a Slav of Dalmation origin
• Usman - a first name
• usnea - a genus of lichens and tree moss
• usnic - a kind of acid obtained from various lichens
• usque - whiskey
• Ustad - a first name
• Ustaz - a first name
• uster - a town in Switzerland
• Ustin - a first name
• ustka - a town in Poland
• usual - typical
• usura - interest paid on borrowed money
• usure - usury
• usurp - to displace illegally or unfairly
• usury - a first name; the lending of money at unfair interest
• usutu - a river in Swaziland
• utahn - a native of Utah
• Utako - a first name
• utchy - an obsolete form of "I"
• utena - a town in Lithuania
• uteri - plural of "uterus", a womb
• utero - Latin for the womb, used in the phrase "in utero"
• uther - a first name; the father of King Arthur
• Utibe - a first name
• utica - a city in central New York; an ancient North African city
• utile - useful
• Utina - a first name
• Utkan - a first name
• utoru - a town in Japan
• Utpal - a first name
• utrum - an assize, to discover whether land was held by lay fees or fee alms such as praying for souls
• Uttam - a first name
• utter - to say; complete
• Uttra - a first name
• uvate - grape jam
• uveal - referring to the uvea, the iris, choroid and ciliary body
• uveas - plural of "uvea", a layer in the eye
• uvero - a town in Cuba
• uviol - a glass transparent to ultraviolet rays
• uvira - a town in the Congo
• uvrou - euphroe
• uvula - the soft palate
• uvver - a humorous indication of the Cockney pronunciation of "other"
• uxmal - an ancient ruined Mayan city in Mexico
• uxter - money
• uyezd - any Russian district
• uygur - alternative spelling for "Uighur" (one spelling wasn't enough?)
• uyuni - a town in Bolivia
• Uzair - a first name
• uzara - a South African woody herb
• uzbak - variant of "Uzbek", a native of Uzbekistan
• uzbeg - variant of "Uzbek", a native of Uzbekistan
• uzbek - a native of Uzbekistan
• uzice - a town in Serbia
• Uziel - a first name
• uzkoe - a suburb of Moscow
• Uzzah - a first name
• vaasa - a Baltic port of western Finland
• vache - a first name; a beast
• vacky - an evacuee
• vacoa - the screw pine
• vacua - plural of "vacuum", a space devoid of matter
• vacuo - Latin for a vacuum, used in the phrase "in vacuo", in a vacuum
• vaded - faded
• vades - fades; plural of "vas"
• vadge - the vagina
• Vadim - a first name
• Vadin - a first name
• Vadit - a first name
• vadso - a town in Norway
• vaduy - a minuscule country that formed the nucleus of Liechtenstein
• vaduz - the capital of the tax haven theme park called Liechtenstein
• Vadym - a first name
• vagal - pertaining to the vagus nerve
• Vagit - a first name
• vague - indistinct
• vagus - the cranial nerve
• Vahan - a first name
• Vahap - a first name
• Vahib - a first name
• Vahic - a first name
• Vahid - a first name
• Vahig - a first name
• Vahik - a first name
• Vahil - a first name
• Vahiq - a first name
• Vahit - a first name
• Vaidy - a first name
• Vaile - a first name
• Vaill - a first name
• vails - plural of "vail", a veil, a tip
• Vaira - a first name
• vaire - charged with heraldic fur
• vairs - plural of "vair", a fur used for lining medieval garments
• vairy - a first name; charged with heraldic fur
• Vaiva - a first name
• Vajna - a first name
• vajra - adamantine
• vakes - is vacant
• vakia - a unit of weight in Arabia
• vakil - an Indian attorney or ambassador
• vakky - an evacuee
• valan - a first name; a town in Norway
• Valda - a first name
• Valde - a first name
• Valdi - a first name
• Valdo - a first name
• valed - lowered; receded
• Valen - a first name
• vales - vails; pourboire
• valet - a personal attendant
• valga - a town in Estonia
• Valia - a first name
• valid - legitimate; lawful; true
• Valin - a first name
• valis - plural of "vali", a governor-general of a vilayet
• valka - a town in Latvia
• valla - a first name; plural of "vallum", a rampart or wall
• valle - a first name; a province in Colombia
• Valli - a first name
• vally - a first name; Valium
• Valma - a first name
• valmy - a village in France, site of a French Revolutionary defeat of Prussians
• Valon - a first name
• valor - bravery
• Valri - a first name
• Valry - a first name
• valsa - a first name; a genus of fungi
• valse - a waltz
• value - worth; usefulness; desirability
• valun - a town in Croatia
• valva - an anatomical valve
• valve - a mechanical device to control flow
• Valya - a first name
• valyl - a radical of valine
• Valyn - a first name
• Vamik - a first name
• vamps - short hose; poses seductively
• vampy - theatrically seductive
• Vanae - a first name
• Vance - a first name
• vanda - a first name; a tropical orchid
• Vandi - a first name
• vandy - a first name; a nickname for Vanderbilt University
• vaned - having vanes or blades
• Vanek - a first name
• vanes - plural of "vane", a device for showing the direction of the wind
• vanga - an ancient country of eastern India
• vange - a first name; an English town
• vangs - plural of "vang", a rope on a ship
• Vangy - a first name
• Vania - a first name
• vanie - canny
• vanir - three Norse deities
• Vanja - a first name
• Vanjo - a first name
• Vanka - a first name
• Vanko - a first name
• Vanna - a first name
• Vanni - a first name
• Vanno - a first name
• Vanny - a first name
• vants - vaunts; plural of "vant", a vanguard
• Vanya - a first name
• vapes - plural of "vape", a vaporizer; a vapor trail from a plane
• vapid - gassy; of little substance
• vapor - gas
• Vaqif - a first name
• varak - thin silver foil applied as a sort of ornamental glaze to Indian sweets
• varan - the Monitor lizard
• varaq - thin silver foil applied as a sort of ornamental glaze to Indian sweets
• varas - plural of "vara", a Spanish unit of length
• varda - a first name; to look at
• varde - a town in Denmark
• vardi - a first name; to look at
• vardo - to look at; a town in Norway
• vardy - to look at
• varec - a kind of seaweed
• varel - a first name; a town in Germany
• vares - a European cape; plural of "vare", a wand of authority
• Varga - a first name
• varia - a collection of various literary works
• varis - a first name; plural of "vari", a Madagascar monkey
• varix - uneven dilation; a varicose vein
• varks - plural of "vark", the bush hog
• varna - any of the four main Hindu social classes; a seaport and resort in Bulgaria
• Varro - a first name
• Varun - a first name
• varus - a first name; knock-kneed; any deformity of the hand or foot towards the midline
• varve - a sedimentary deposit, often exhibiting annual behavior and used for chronology
• Varya - a first name
• Varys - a first name
• vasal - of a blood vessel
• Vasan - a first name
• Vasco - a first name
• Vasek - a first name
• vases - plural of "vase", an urn
• vashi - a town in India
• Vasif - a first name
• Vasil - a first name
• Vasin - a first name
• vasio - a bishopric of southern France
• Vasko - a first name
• Vasos - a first name
• Vasti - a first name
• vasto - a town in Italy
• vasts - plural of "vast", a great open space
• vasty - spacious
• vasum - a genus of large marine gastropods
• Vasya - a first name
• Vasyl - a first name
• vates - a bard
• vatia - a Pacific cape
• vatic - prophetic
• vatoa - an island in the Pacific
• vatos - the Latino verions of "dude"; a village in Corfu, Greece;
• vatsa - an early kingdom of northern India
• vatus - plural of "vatu", a monetary unit of Vanuatu
• vaude - Vaudeville
• vaudy - cheerful; gaudy
• vault - a ceiling; a strong box; to leap
• vaunt - to boast
• vause - a vase
• vaute - vault
• vauts - plural of "vaut", a vault or leap
• vawte - vault
• vaxjo - a town in Sweden
• Vayle - a first name
• Vazul - a first name
• veale - veil
• veals - plural of "veal", calf meat
• vealy - calflike; tasting of veal
• vecke - an old woman
• Vedad - a first name
• vedas - plural of "veda", Hindu sacred scripture
• Vedat - a first name
• vedda - a member of the Sri Lankan race
• veddy - a mock upper class English pronunciation of "very"
• vedge - to vegetate
• vedia - a town in Argentina
• vedic - according to the Vedas
• Vedis - a first name
• vedro - a unit of volume of Russia, of about 3.2 gallons
• Veeda - a first name
• veena - a first name; vina
• veeno - cheap wine
• veeps - plural of "veep", a vice president
• Veera - a first name
• veere - a town in the Netherlands
• veers - turns sharply
• veery - a North American thrush
• Veeta - a first name
• Veeva - a first name
• veeve - bright, clear
• vegan - stricter than a vegetarian, laxer than a fruititarian; a star
• Vegar - a first name
• vegas - Las Vegas, a gambling resort in Nevada; plural of "vega", a Cuban tobacco field; an open tract of ground
• veges - plural of "vege", a colloquial term for a vegetable
• vegie - a vegetable
• vehme - a medieval German secret tribunal
• vehms - plural of "vehm", a variant of "vehme"
• Veida - a first name
• veige - a voyage
• Veiko - a first name
• veils - plural of "veil", a piece of sheer fabric worn over the face
• veily - like a veil
• veins - plural of "vein", a small blood vessel
• veiny - full of veins
• Veira - a first name
• vejce - a village in Macedonia
• vejer - a Spanish fishing village near Trafalgar
• vejoz - an Indian of a Matacan tribe
• velar - guttural
• velas - a cape in Costa Rica
• Velda - a first name
• velds - plural of "veld", variant of "veldt", a South African grassland
• veldt - a South African grassland
• veles - plural of "vele", a veil
• velez - a town in Colombia
• velia - a first name; the modern name for Elea, Italy; water bugs
• velic - relating to the narrow passage between the pharynx and the nasal passages
• vells - plural of "vell", rennet
• velly - a humorous mispronounciation of "very"
• Velma - a first name
• velos - plural of "velo", a unit of speed of one foot per second
• velte - a measure of volume, about 7.5 liters
• velum - the soft palate; a veil-like covering
• venae - plural of "vena", a vein
• venal - base
• venas - plural of "vena", a vein
• vence - a first name; a town in France where D H Lawrence died
• venda - a people of the northern Transvaal
• vends - sells
• vened - to vend
• venew - a thrust in fencing
• veney - a thrust in fencing; a bout
• venge - to avenge
• venie - a supplication for pardon
• venin - a toxin found in snake venom
• Venis - a first name
• Venky - a first name
• Venla - a first name
• venlo - a town in the Netherlands
• Venna - a first name
• venom - a poison
• venta - a Spanish wayside inn
• venti - one of those high priced coffees
• vents - plural of "vent", an opening; a slit
• venue - a location
• venus - a first name; the Roman goddess of love; the second planet from the sun; beauty; a mollusc
• Venya - a first name
• Veola - a first name
• vepse - a Finnish people of Russia
• Veran - a first name
• verbs - plural of "verb", a word indicating an action
• verby - full of verbs
• Verda - a first name
• verde - a first name; a river in Arizona; an African cape
• Verdi - a first name
• verds - plural of "verd", the privilege of cutting green wood in the forest
• Vered - a first name
• verek - an acacia tree
• verey - a signal light
• verga - an African cape
• verge - a first name; an edge
• Vergi - a first name
• Veria - a first name
• verio - a town in Greece, west of Salonika
• Verka - a first name
• Verla - a first name
• verle - a river in northern France
• Verly - a first name
• verme - a Ganges fish that could seize and eat elephants (!)
• Verna - a first name
• Verne - a first name
• verny - a town in Kazakhstan
• Veron - a first name
• verpa - a genus of fungi
• verra - Scottish dialect for "very"
• verry - heraldic "vairy", that is, "furry"
• versa - against
• verse - poetry; a line of poetry
• verso - the back (left, even-numbered) side of a page
• verst - a Russian unit of distance, about 1,166 yards
• Verta - a first name
• verts - plural of "vert", a heraldic green color; a vertical surface in ski jumping
• vertu - virtu; rarity in art
• verve - dash; style
• vervy - full of verve
• Veryl - a first name
• veses - plural of "vese", an onset, rush, or violent wind
• vesic - a blister
• vesle - a European river
• Vesna - a first name
• vespa - a wasp genus
• Vessa - a first name
• Vessy - a first name
• vesta - a first name; an asteroid; Roman goddess of the hearth; a friction match
• Vesto - a first name
• vests - endows; plural of "vest", a waistcoat
• vesty - a first name; like a vest
• vetch - the tare
• Vetha - a first name
• Veton - a first name
• vette - a Corvette
• vetus - plural of "vetu", a lozenge
• veuve - the whidah bird; a widow
• vevay - a first name; a town in Indiana
• vevey - a first name; a Swiss resort town
• vexed - to anger or annoy
• vexer - one who vexes
• vexes - annoys; irritates
• vexil - a banner; a petal
• Veysi - a first name
• vezir - a first name; a vizier
• viage - a voyage
• viale - a town in France; a town in Argentina
• viali - a town in Cameroon
• vials - plural of "vial", a small bottle
• viana - a first name; a town in Brazil
• viand - a food item
• Viann - a first name
• viary - of or pertaining to roads
• vibes - vibrations; atmosphere
• vibex - a blood spot
• vibey - emitting "vibes; resonant
• Vibha - a first name
• Vibhu - a first name
• vibix - a linear subcutaneous extravasation of blood
• vibro - a vibrator
• vicar - a parish parson
• Vicci - a first name
• Viccy - a first name
• viced - vised
• vices - plural of "vice", an evil; a failing
• vichy - a city in France, home of a puppet government in WWII
• vicia - a genus of climbing herbs
• Viciu - a first name
• Vicke - a first name
• Vicki - a first name
• Vicky - a first name
• Victa - a first name
• vidal - a first name; an island in Chile
• vidar - a first name; in Norse mythology, the son of Odin, who will kill Fenris and survive Ragnarok
• Videl - a first name
• video - recorded television film
• Vidia - a first name
• vidin - a town in Bulgaria on the Danube
• Vidor - a first name
• vidua - a genus of weaverbirds
• vidya - a first name; transcendent knowledge leading to Brahman
• Vieda - a first name
• viena - a town in Finland
• viera - a first name; a town in Florida
• Vieri - a first name
• viers - plural of "vier", one who vies
• viets - plural of "Viet", a southeast Asian people
• Vieva - a first name
• views - looks at
• viewy - visionary; speculative
• vifda - dried meat
• vigas - plural of "viga", a ceiling beam in Spanish architecture
• Viggo - a first name
• vigia - a marked rock or shoal on a nautical map; a town in Brazil
• vigil - a night watch
• vigor - robustness
• vigso - a coastal town in Denmark
• Vijai - a first name
• vijao - a tropical herb used as a black dye
• Vijay - a first name
• Vikas - a first name
• vikes - plural of "vike", a member of the Vikings football team
• Vikie - a first name
• Vikki - a first name
• Vikky - a first name
• Vilas - a first name
• Vilay - a first name
• vilde - an variant of "vile"
• viled - abusive; scurrilous
• Vilek - a first name
• Vilem - a first name
• Vilen - a first name
• viler - more vile
• Vilis - a first name
• Viliy - a first name
• Viljo - a first name
• villa - a country house
• ville - a first name; a city or town
• villi - plural of "villus", small fibers
• vills - plural of "vill", a village
• Vilma - a first name
• vilna - a first name; the Russian name of the city of Vilnius
• Vimal - a first name
• vimen - a slender shoot
• Vimka - a first name
• Vimla - a first name
• vinal - a synthetic textile fiber
• vinas - plural of "vina", a stringed musical instrument of India
• Vinay - a first name
• vinca - the periwinkle
• Vince - a first name
• Vinci - a first name
• vinco - a first name; a town in Pennsylvania
• Vincy - a first name
• vinea - a shedlike structure used to protect besiegers
• vined - with tendrils
• viner - a machine to separate peas from their pods and the pea vine
• vines - plural of "vine", a climbing plant
• vinew - to make or become moldy
• vinga - a town in Sweden
• Vinia - a first name
• vinic - alcoholic
• Vinie - a first name
• Vinko - a first name
• Vinna - a first name
• Vinni - a first name
• vinny - a first name; vinnewed
• Vinod - a first name
• vinos - plural of "vino", a wine
• vinta - a dugout canoe with double outriggers
• vints - makes wine
• vinum - wine, a term used in pharmacy
• vinyl - an artificial fabric
• viola - a first name; a musical instrument; a plant genus
• viold - vialled
• Viole - a first name
• viols - plural of "viol", a stringed musical instrument
• Viona - a first name
• viore - a town in Albania
• viper - a snake
• Vipin - a first name
• Vipul - a first name
• Viraf - a first name
• viral - relating to a virus
• Virat - a first name
• vired - transferred surplus funds to cover a deficit in another account
• vireo - an American song bird
• vires - plural of "vis"; plural of "vire", a crossbow bolt
• virga - wisps of precipitation that evaporate before reaching the ground
• virge - a first name; verge
• virgo - a Zodiac sign; the constellation of the virgin
• Virgy - a first name
• virid - green
• virls - plural of "virl", a metal ring on a shaft to prevent splitting
• Virna - a first name
• viron - a circuit
• Virpi - a first name
• virtu - rarity in art
• virus - poison; an infectious agent
• visas - plural of "visa", permission to enter a country
• visby - a Swedish seaport, member of the Hanseatic League
• visca - a village in Bosnia
• vised - clamped
• vises - plural of "vise", a clamp
• viseu - a city in Portugal
• visie - a searching glance
• visit - to drop in
• visna - ovine progressive pneumonia
• visne - the place of a crime, from which the jury is called
• vison - the American mink
• visor - the movable part of a helmet that covers the eyes
• vista - a view
• visto - vista
• vitae - plural of "vita", a brief autobiographical sketch
• vital - a first name; important; of life
• vitas - a first name; plural of "vita", a brief autobiographical sketch
• Vitel - a first name
• vitex - verbena, a herb
• Vitia - a first name
• vitim - a city in southeastern Siberia; a river in the USSR
• Vitin - a first name
• vitis - a first name; the vine
• Vitit - a first name
• Vitka - a first name
• Vitke - a first name
• vitoe - a durukuli, a small nocturnal South American monkey
• vitor - a first name; a river in Chile
• vitro - glass; "in vitro" means "in the test tube" or "in the glass dish"
• vitta - a headband; a streak or band of color
• vitty - fitting
• Vitus - a first name
• Vitya - a first name
• viure - a heraldic ribbon
• viuva - a California rockfish
• Vivan - a first name
• vivas - plural of "viva", an (Italian) shout of approval
• vivat - a cheer
• vivax - the tertian malaria parasite
• vivda - dried meat
• Vivee - a first name
• Vivek - a first name
• viver - a fiber
• vives - a disease of horses; plural of "vive", a French shout of approval
• Vivia - a first name
• vivid - startlingly clear; lifelike
• Vivie - a first name
• vivor - a survivor
• vivre - French for "life", used in the phrase "joie de vivre"
• Vivva - a first name
• Vivvy - a first name
• vixen - a female fox
• vizen - to scold
• vizir - a vizier
• Vizma - a first name
• vizor - a movable face mask that is part of a helmet
• vlach - a Wallachian
• Vlada - a first name
• Vlade - a first name
• Vlado - a first name
• vlaie - a low-lying area that collects water in the rainy season
• Vlasa - a first name
• vleis - plural of "vlei", an artificial lake
• vlone - a town in Albania
• vlore - a town in Albania
• voars - plural of "voar", seed time
• vocab - vocabulary
• vocal - articulate; spoken
• voces - plural of "vox", a voice
• vocin - a town in Croatia
• voddy - vodka
• vodka - a liquor
• vodou - voodoo, a Haitian supernatural belief
• vodun - a primitive religion of the West Indies
• vogad - telephony
• vogel - a town in Slovenia
• vogie - vain; messy
• vogle - vugg
• vogue - a fashion
• vogul - a Finno-Ugric tribe and language spoken east of the Ural mountains
• voice - to express
• voids - cancels; plural of "void", a vacuum
• voies - a town in Greece
• voila - an exclamation of pleasure at skewering one's opponent in fencing
• voile - a soft fine sheer gauzy fabric; a musical term meaning "veiled"
• voils - plural of "voil", a town
• Vojta - a first name
• vokau - a town in Papua New Guinea
• voker - to speak
• volae - plural of "vola", the sole of the foot or the palm of the hand
• volar - of the palm of the hand
• volas - plural of "vola", a rapid series of musical notes
• volci - an Etruscan city in central Italy
• voled - won all the tricks in a card game
• volee - a rapid musical phrase
• voles - wins all the tricks in a card game; plural of "vole", a rodent
• volet - a part of a triptych
• volga - a first name; a river in Russia
• volge - the common sort of people; the crowd
• volks - plural of "volk", a people
• volle - that little circle over certain Scandinavian vowels
• volos - a town in Greece
• volow - to baptize
• volta - an old dance; a lake in Africa; a musical term meaning "occurrence"
• volte - old dances; turns
• volti - to turn over; a musical term meaning "turn the page"
• volts - plural of "volt", a unit of electrical potential difference
• volty - electric; charged; tingling
• volva - a membranous sac enclosing certain immature mushrooms
• volve - to ponder; to turn over
• Volya - a first name
• volyn - a town in Ukraine
• vomer - a ploughshare; a bone separating the nostrils
• vomit - to regurgitate
• Vonda - a first name
• Vonna - a first name
• Vonni - a first name
• Vonny - a first name
• voomy - sexy, attractive
• vorab - a mountain in Switzerland
• Voros - a first name
• vorst - a town in Belgium
• vorts - a European lake
• vosay - a town in Tajikistan
• votal - votive
• voted - cast a ballot
• voter - one who votes
• votes - casts a ballot
• votic - a Uralic language
• vouch - to attest
• vouge - a long handled medieval weapon with an axe blade at the top
• vouli - a town in Chad
• voulu - deliberate; studied
• vowed - swore; promised
• vowel - a type of speech sound
• vower - one who vows
• voxel - a volume element of a 3 dimensional image
• voyas - plural of "voya", an anchor cable
• Voyne - a first name
• voyol - a block and pulley device that, in an emergency, can be used to lift a cable
• vozhd - a supreme leader in Russia, often applied to Stalin
• vrack - wrack
• vraic - a kind of seaweed used for fuel and manure in the Channel Islands
• Vraja - a first name
• vrana - an alternate spelling of "Varna", a seaport in Bulgaria
• vrils - plural of "vril", a force
• vroom - a race car sound
• vrouw - a Dutch woman
• vrows - plural of "vrow", a Dutch woman
• vudon - voodoo
• vuggs - plural of "vugg", a small cavity in a rock
• vuggy - full of cavities
• vughs - plural of "vugh", a small cavity in a rock
• vulci - an Etruscan town
• vulgo - commonly
• vulns - wounds
• vulva - the external female genital organ
• vuzak - a system for the public display of kaleidoscopic images
• vying - contending
• Vyron - a first name
• Vytas - a first name
• waags - plural of "waag", the grivet
• waaia - a town in Australia
• waapa - a short broad Hawaiian canoe
• Waban - a first name
• wabby - the red-throated loon
• wacke - basalt; rock similar to sandstone but formed of partially decomposed rock
• wacko - a crazy person
• wacky - crazy
• wadai - an early state of central Africa
• wadan - another name for Ouadane
• wadds - plural of "wadd", manganese ore
• waddy - an Australian war club
• waded - walked through shallow water
• wader - one who wades; a wading boot
• wades - walks through shallow water
• wadge - a thick dense lump; a slice
• Wadie - a first name
• wadis - plural of "wadi", the bed of a usually dry watercourse
• wadja - slang for "what did you"
• Wadly - a first name
• wadna - slang for "would not"
• wadts - plural of "wadt", an earthy ore of manganese
• wadya - slang for "what do you" or "what did you"
• waefu - sorrowful
• waegs - plural of "waeg", the kittiwake
• Wafaa - a first name
• wafer - a thin crisp cake
• waffs - waves
• Wafik - a first name
• Wafiq - a first name
• wafts - carries lightly over air or water
• wafty - short for "wafty crank", a spoonerism for "crafty wank", or surreptitious masturbation
• wagah - a town in India, on the border with Pakistan
• waged - carried out
• wagel - the black gull
• wager - to bet
• wages - pay; salary; carries out a battle, war, or conflict
• wagga - a blanket made by sewing together two sacks; an Australian town
• waggy - tending to wag
• wagha - a town in Pakistan
• wagon - a lorry; a cart
• Wahbi - a first name
• Wahib - a first name
• wahoo - a shrubby North American tree; a University of Virginia Cavalier
• waiau - an Australasian river
• waica - a South American Indian language
• waide - a first name; weighed
• Waiel - a first name
• waifs - plural of "waif", a helpless infant or child
• waift - a waif
• waify - like a waif
• wails - cries dramatically; bemoans
• waily - full of dramatic crying
• wains - plural of "wain", a large open wagon
• waird - guard
• wairs - spends; planks
• waist - the part of the body between the ribs and the hips
• waite - a first name; to wait
• waits - a first name; tarries; plural of "wait", a Yule minstrel
• waive - to remit; to dispense with
• wajan - a prostitute
• Wajia - a first name
• wajib - an Islamic Arabic term for acts of religious duty
• Wajid - a first name
• Wajih - a first name
• wajir - a town in Kenya
• wakan - a supernatural force of Sioux mythology
• wakas - plural of "waka", a Maori canoe
• wakde - an island near New Guinea
• wakea - a unit of weight in Ethiopia
• waked - aroused
• waken - to arouse
• waker - one who wakes
• wakes - arouses; plural of "wake", a private ceremony for the dead
• wakey - a childish form of "wake"
• wakfs - plural of "wakf", an Islamic charitable institution
• wakhi - an Indo-European people of the Hindu Kush
• wakie - a childish form of "wake"
• wakif - in Islamic law, the person creating a wakf
• Wakil - a first name
• wakon - a variant of "wakan", a supernatural force of Sioux mythology
• walan - the amboyna tree
• walcz - a town in Poland
• Walda - a first name
• Waldi - a first name
• waldo - a first name; a device for remote controlled manipulation of objects
• walds - welds
• Waldy - a first name
• waled - striped
• waler - an Australian horse; a native of New South Wales
• wales - a first name; a British principality; weals
• Walid - a first name
• Walie - a first name
• walis - plural of "wali", a ruler of Swat
• walks - goes by foot; plural of "walk", a path
• walky - a childish form of "walk"
• walla - a person engaged in a particular activity
• Walle - a first name
• Walli - a first name
• walls - plural of "wall", a barrier
• Wally - a first name
• walms - rolls; spouts; boils up
• Walon - a first name
• Walsh - a first name
• walth - wealth
• Waltr - a first name
• walty - a first name; unstable; likely to roll
• waltz - a dance and music form
• walwe - to wallow
• walyo - a young man
• wamba - money; a river in the Congo
• wamed - having a wame
• wamel - a town in Holland
• wames - plural of "wame", the belly
• Wamid - a first name
• wampa - a hopeful starlet
• wampo - beer slops recovered and served as new
• wamps - plural of "wamp", the American eider
• wampy - insane
• wamus - a heavy knitted jacket or cardigan; a fringed buckskin shirt
• Wanda - a first name
• Wandi - a first name
• wando - a river in South Carolina; a town in South Korea
• wands - plural of "wand", a baton
• wandy - a first name; wandlike
• waned - decreased
• waner - something that decreases
• wanes - decreases
• waney - waning
• wanga - voodoo sorcery; a wanker, or masturbator
• wango - a boomerang
• wangs - plural of "wang", the cheek bone
• Wanja - a first name
• wanji - a language
• wanks - masturbates
• wanky - meager; disappointing; objectionable; like a wanker
• wanle - wandle
• wanly - weakly
• wanna - a first name; slang for "want to"
• wannd - a wand or stick
• wanni - a region in northern Sri Lanka
• Wanny - a first name
• wanta - slang for "want to"
• wants - desires; lacks
• wanty - a loading strap, belly band, or surcingle
• Wanye - a first name
• wanze - to decrease or waste away
• waped - dejected
• wapil - a town in Papua New Guinea
• wappo - an American Indian people of northwest California
• wapps - plural of "wapp", a shroud tightener (who wants to look baggy AND dead?)
• wappy - sentimental
• Waqar - a first name
• Waqas - a first name
• waqfs - plural of "wakf", an Islamic charitable institution
• warao - a tribe of Venezuelan Indians
• warap - a cheap tasteless meal
• warau - an Indian tribe of South America
• warby - filthy; defective; shabby
• Warda - a first name
• Warde - a first name
• wards - turns aside; plural of "ward", a person under guardianship, a division of a town or hospital
• wared - was wary of
• waren - a town in Germany
• wareo - a town in Papua New Guinea
• wares - plural of "ware", an item for sale
• warez - pirated software
• Waris - a first name
• warka - a first name; a town in Poland; an ancient Sumerian town
• warks - endures pain; plural of "wark", a bulwark
• warld - world
• warly - warlike
• warms - heats up
• warna - weren't
• warns - admonishes
• Warny - a first name
• warps - distorts; not the wefts
• warre - worse
• warri - a region of Nigeria
• warry - warye
• warse - worse
• warsh - tasteless
• warst - worst
• warta - a Polish river
• warth - a shore; a flat meadow
• warts - plural of "wart", a skin defect; a verruca
• warty - wart-ridden
• warua - a town in Fiji
• Warus - a first name
• warye - to curse; to condemn
• wasat - a constellation
• wasco - a Native American language family; a town in California
• waser - a young woman
• wases - plural of "wase", a straw head pad
• washa - an American Indian language
• washo - an American Indian people of the vicinity of Lake Tahoe
• washt - washed
• washy - watery; washed out
• Wasim - a first name
• wasir - a variant spelling of "vizier"
• wasit - an ancient trading city in modern Iraq
• waske - a river in New Guinea
• wasms - plural of "wasm", an "ism" that isn't any more
• wasnt - "wasn't", that is, "was not"
• wasps - plural of "wasp", a hornet; a white Anglo-Saxon Protestant
• waspy - resembling a wasp
• wassa - slang for "what's the"
• waste - rubbish; to kill
• wasto - utterly overcome by indulgence in drink or drugs
• wasty - wasteful
• wasum - a town in Papua New Guinea
• watab - a town in Minnesota
• watap - a thread made from the roots of various trees
• watau - a town in Sudan
• watch - observe; portable timepiece
• waten - wetted
• water - H2O; to irrigate
• watsa - slang for "what's the"
• watsu - "water shiatsu", a spa treatment
• watts - plural of "watt", a unit of measurement of power, a joule per second
• wauff - to waff, to bark
• waugh - damp
• wauks - wakes
• waulk - to walk
• wauls - cries like a cat
• waura - a tribe of Indians in South America
• waurs - worse
• waved - fluctuated; greeted
• waver - one who greets; to vacillate; a British river
• waves - undulates
• wavey - the snow goose; wavy
• wavre - a town in Belgium, site of a famous battle
• wawes - plural of "wawe", a wave
• wawls - cries like a cat
• waxed - grew; applied wax to
• waxen - made of wax
• waxer - one who waxes
• waxes - applies wax to; grows
• Wayan - a first name
• wayao - a tribe in Malawi and Mozambique
• Wayde - a first name
• wayed - journeyed
• Wayee - a first name
• wayer - further or more, as in "wayer out"
• Wayne - a first name
• Waynn - a first name
• Wayte - a first name
• wazir - a first name; a vizier
• wazoo - a mythical bodily orifice up which or out of which amazing things fly
• wazzu - the nickname for the University of Washington
• weaky - wet, damp; a weakling
• weald - a woodland
• weals - plural of "weal", a welt; a person's well-being or benefit
• weamb - a wame
• weans - withhold's mother's milk, and diverts to prepared food
• weare - a town in New Hampshire
• wears - uses as attire; runs down
• weary - tired
• weasy - gluttonous; given to indulgence
• weave - intertwine
• webby - reticulated; related to the World Wide Web
• weber - a first name; a unit of measurement of magnetic flux
• Webly - a first name
• wecht - weight
• Wedad - a first name
• wedel - to perform a skiing technique; a town in Germany
• weder - weather
• wedge - coign
• wedgy - resembling a wedge; the act of pulling another's underwear so tightly it get wedged in their butt-crack
• weeds - undesirable plants; to remove weeds; widow's clothes
• weedy - full of weeds; weak and lanky
• weeke - a wick
• Weeko - a first name
• weeks - plural of "week", a period of seven days
• weels - plural of "weel", a fish trap
• weely - a wicker fish trap
• weems - plural of "weem", an underground abode or cave
• weeng - a wing
• weens - supposes; thinks
• weent - a course
• weeny - a runt; a hot dog; used in the phrase "teeny weeny" to mean tiny
• weeps - cries
• weepy - teary; crying
• weest - smallest
• weete - to know
• weets - knows
• weety - rainy
• weeze - to ooze
• wefte - a past participle of "waive"
• wefts - not the warps
• wefty - interwoven
• weida - a town in Germany
• weids - plural of "weid", a sudden illness
• weigh - to balance; to ponder
• weigo - an island near New Guinea
• weiho - a river in China
• weils - plural of "weil", a whirlpool
• weipa - a town in Papua New Guinea
• weipe - a town in South Africa
• weird - strange; eerie
• weirs - plural of "weir", a fish-catching fence in a stream
• weise - to guide in a certain direction
• weism - excessive use of the word "we"
• weive - waive
• weize - to guide in a certain direction
• wekas - plural of "weka", a flightless bird of New Zealand
• wekau - a small New Zealand owl
• Welby - a first name
• welch - a first name; a native of Wales; to renounce a debt
• Welda - a first name
• welds - joins by applying heat
• welew - to welk or wither
• welke - to wither
• welks - withers
• welkt - twisted
• wello - a town in Ethiopia
• wells - a first name; rises to the surface and flows forth; an English town; plural of "well", a shaft dug down to the water level
• welly - well nigh; a Wellington boot; force or power
• welme - to cover
• welsh - a first name; a native of Wales; to renounce a debt
• welte - an obsolete past tense of "to wield"
• Welti - a first name
• welts - plural of "welt", a ridge or lump on the skin
• welty - covered in welts; like a welt
• wembs - plural of "wemb", a wame
• wench - a maid
• Wenda - a first name
• wende - a first name; a bend
• Wendi - a first name
• wends - proceeds along; a Slavic ethnic group
• Wendy - a first name
• wenes - weans
• wenny - ridden with sebaceous cysts; unlikely to be busy on Saturday night
• wenro - an American Indian language
• wents - plural of "went", a path; a trail
• wenxi - a county in China
• Wenza - a first name
• wepen - a weapon
• weres - plural of "were", a weir
• werfs - plural of "werf", the area near a farm house and barn
• werke - work
• werns - refuses
• werre - war
• wersh - tasteless; unrefreshing
• werst - variant of "verst", a Russian unit of distance
• Werth - a first name
• werts - plural of "wert", variant of "wart"
• wesak - the Buddhist New Year festival
• Wesam - a first name
• wesel - a town in Germany
• wesen - a star in the constellation Canis Major
• weser - a river in Germany which goes past Hameln
• wesil - the weasand, the windpipe
• Wesla - a first name
• Wesly - a first name
• Weste - a first name
• wests - plural of "west", a direction
• westy - dizzy or giddy
• wetar - a Timorese island
• wetas - plural of "weta", a New Zealand grasshopper
• wetly - moistly
• wevet - a cobweb
• wevil - a weevil
• wewak - a town in New Guinea
• wexed - a dialect form of "vexed"
• wexes - a dialect form of "vexes"
• weyle - to wail
• weyve - to waive
• wezen - a constellation
• wezet - a town in Belgium
• whaal - a whale
• whaap - the European curlew
• whack - to thwack
• whala - to lash with stripes
• whale - a sea mammal
• whall - wall-eye; a light color of the eye in horses
• whalm - to cover
• whalp - to whelp
• whaly - marked in streaks
• whame - the burrel-fly
• whamo - the sound of an impact
• whamp - a wasp
• whams - hits with a loud impact
• whang - a bang; a leather thong; to shoot; a shive; the penis
• whaps - whops
• whare - a Maori hut
• wharf - a quay, dock, pier
• wharl - whorl
• wharp - a fine sand from the banks of the river Trent, used for polishing
• whase - whose
• whats - plural of "what", the matter in question; the true nature of things
• whatt - whittled
• whauk - a whack; a cut; a great number
• whaul - wall-eye
• whaup - the curlew
• whaur - where
• wheal - weal; a temporary red area of the skin
• whear - where
• wheat - a grain
• wheek - to steal
• wheel - a disk on an axle; to revolve
• wheem - a whim
• wheen - a small quantity; the high pitched sound of wind
• wheep - to give forth a prolonged whistle; a small glass of beer
• wheft - a knotted flag
• wheip - to squeak
• wheki - a New Zealand fern
• whelk - a gastropod
• whelm - to overwhelm; to rise above
• whelp - a puppy
• whens - plural of "when", the time when an event occurs
• where - in what place
• whets - sharpens
• whewl - to whine or howl
• whews - plural of "whew", a whistling sound; an exclamation of relief
• wheys - plural of "whey", the watery part of milk
• which - what particular one
• whick - to squeal like a pig
• whids - moves rapidly and quietly; lies; quarrels
• whiff - a faint smell
• whift - a breath; a glimpse
• whigs - plural of "Whig", a member of an English or American political party
• while - at the same time
• whilk - the sea duck; which
• whimp - a wimp
• whims - plural of "whim", a caprice
• whine - to whimper; to complain about minor problems
• whing - a sharp high-pitched ringing sound
• whins - plural of "whin", furze
• whiny - tending to whine
• whips - scourges
• whipt - poetic "whipped"
• whirl - to twirl
• whirr - to move with a buzzing sound
• whirs - moves with a buzzing sound
• whish - to move with a hissing sound
• whisk - a brush or small broom
• whisp - a wisp
• whiss - to hiss or whistle
• whist - a card game; to keep silence
• white - pale, wan, chalky; Caucasian
• whits - plural of "whit", a particle or small amount
• Whitt - a first name
• whity - whitish
• whizz - whiz
• whoas - plural of "whoa", a command to stop
• Whoda - a first name
• whole - entire; in one piece
• whomp - to defeat decisively; to hit heavily
• whoof - a snort, a blow
• whoop - a shout of joy
• whoot - to hoot
• whops - strikes forcibly
• whore - a prostitute
• whorl - a convolution
• whort - the whortleberry
• whory - whorish
• whose - belonging to what person
• whoso - a word meaning "any person that"
• whowe - wow
• whuff - to blow noisily
• whule - to whine or howl
• whump - to thump; to defeat decisively
• whurs - plural of "whur", a noise
• whurt - whort
• whush - a word suggestive of the soft sound of wind or waves
• whyms - plural of "whym", a member of the YMCA
• Whyte - a first name
• Wiatt - a first name
• Wibbe - a first name
• wicca - witchcraft; a witch
• wicht - a person
• wicke - wicked
• wicks - plural of "wick", a twisted fiber that burns in a lamp or candle
• wicky - a mountain ash; "wicked", hence excellent
• Widad - a first name
• widdy - a widow; a withy
• widen - to broaden
• wider - more broad
• wides - plural of "wide", a kind of bowled ball in cricket
• widow - a woman whose husband has died
• width - breadth
• widwe - a widow
• Wiebe - a first name
• wiehl - a town in Germany
• wield - to brandish
• wiels - plural of "wiel", a fish trap
• wiers - plural of "wier", a variant of "weir"
• wiery - wet
• wiese - an island
• wifey - an affectionate name for one's wife
• wifie - an affectionate name for one's wife
• wigan - a stiff plain-woven cotton; an English city
• wigga - a white person who emulates a particular kind of ghetto attitude and dress
• wiggs - plural of "wigg", a cake
• wiggy - weird; wacky; wild; formal
• wight - a living creature; strong and nimble
• wijaw - a language
• wikes - plural of "wike", a temporary mark or boundary
• Wikie - a first name
• wikis - plural of "wiki", an online document that can be cooperatively edited
• wikke - wicked
• Wilba - a first name
• wilco - a response used to indicate that a received message WILL be COMPLIED with
• Wilda - a first name
• wilds - plural of "wild", an area that has not been developed or settled
• Wildy - a first name
• wiled - beguiled
• Wilek - a first name
• wiles - plural of "wile", an art of enticement
• Wiley - a first name
• wilga - an Australian tree with aromatic hardwood
• wilis - plural of "wili", the ghost of a girl who dies before her marriage
• wilja - an Aboriginal shelter or hut
• Wilko - a first name
• wilks - plural of "wilk", a whelk
• Willa - a first name
• Wille - a first name
• Willi - a first name
• Willo - a first name
• wills - a first name; plural of "will", a desire; a testament
• willy - a first name; a wool cleaning device; a penis
• Wilma - a first name
• Wilna - a first name
• wilne - to wish; to desire
• wilno - the Polish name of the city of Vilnius
• wilts - droops
• wilty - wilting; drooping
• wilwe - willow
• Wimar - a first name
• wimby - slang for "Wimbledon", site of an important tennis tournament
• wimpo - weak, ineffectual
• wimps - plural of "wimp", an unaggressive, easily manipulated person; a weakly interacting massive particle
• wimpy - unaggressive; a friend of Popeye
• wince - to flinch
• winch - a hoisting device
• winco - a wing commander
• Winda - a first name
• Windi - a first name
• winds - gusts of air; turns or coils
• windy - a first name; gusty; having many turns
• wined - served wine to
• winer - one who drinks considerable wine
• wines - plural of "wine", a fermented grape juice
• winey - resembling wine
• winge - to whinge
• wings - a first name; plural of "wing", an organ of flight; an auxilliary
• wingy - rapid; winglike; a one-armed man
• winie - a wine enthusiast
• winji - sickly; frail
• winko - a wing commander
• winks - closes and opens an eye quickly; nictitates
• winky - a first name; a device for smoking free-base cocaine
• winna - a first name; a dialect variant of "will not"
• winnd - wind
• Winne - a first name
• Winni - a first name
• winns - plural of "winn", a penny
• Winny - a first name
• winos - plural of "wino", an alcoholic; a supersymmetric partner for the W boson
• Wintr - a first name
• wintu - an American Indian tribe
• winze - a ventilating shaft in a mine; a curse
• wioot - without; except
• wiped - rubbed; cleansed; defeated; intoxicated
• wiper - one who wipes; a windshield cleaner
• wipes - rubs lightly to clean
• wipey - suggestive of a wipe, or of being wiped
• wired - telegraphed; snared; very tense
• wirer - one who wires
• wires - plural of "wire", a metal cable; a telegram
• wirey - suggestive of a wire; containing many wires
• wirls - plural of "wirl", a stunted creature
• wirra - an interjection expressing sorrow
• wirth - worth
• Wisam - a first name
• wisby - Visby, a seaport in Sweden
• wised - became aware
• wisen - to get wise
• wiser - more wise
• wises - becomes aware
• wisha - an interjection expressing surprise
• wisht - poetic "wished"
• wishy - full of wishes; like a wish
• Wisia - a first name
• wisla - a European river
• wisly - a first name; certainly
• wisna - wasn't
• wisps - plural of "wisp", a strand; a small indistinct mass
• wispy - flocculent
• wisse - to teach; to inform; to show
• wisst - wished
• wiste - knew
• wists - knows
• witan - a Norse or Anglo-Saxon parliament; the Witanagemote
• witch - a crone; a sibyl
• wited - blamed
• Witek - a first name
• witen - known
• wites - blames
• Witha - a first name
• withe - a willow twig
• withs - plural of "with", a variant of "withe", a twig
• withy - a species of willow
• witts - tin ore separated from earth by stamping
• witty - a first name; clever
• wived - married a woman
• wiver - a two-legged dragon
• wives - plural of "wife", a married woman
• Wiwid - a first name
• wixom - a town in Michigan
• wiyat - an American Indian tribe
• wiyot - a people of the coast of northern California
• wizen - to shrivel
• wizes - plural of "wiz", a wizard, an expert, a maven
• wizzo - the nickname for a weapons systems officer, who sits behind the pilot
• wlite - beauty; to gaze or look
• wnion - a British river
• woads - plural of "woad", a plant yielding a blue dye suitable for daubing Britons
• woady - like or containing woad
• woald - a yellow pigment
• Woana - a first name
• wocks - plural of "wock", a wok
• woden - the Norse chief god, also known as Odin
• wodes - plural of "wode", wood
• wodge - a bulky bulging object; a thick dense lump; a slice
• wodgy - bulky and bulging
• woema - power; energy
• woful - woeful
• Wogan - a first name
• wogul - a tribe of Ugrian stock
• woibe - a unit of measurement in Arabia
• wokam - an island near New Guinea
• wokas - a western American spattercock; plural of "woka", a Chinook helicopter
• woken - awakened
• wolde - an obsolete form of "would"
• wolds - plural of "wold", an upland plain
• woldy - of or like a wold
• Wolfe - a first name
• Wolff - a first name
• wolfs - eats rapidly
• wolfy - a first name; like a wolf
• wolle - wool
• wolly - a young and inexperienced uniformed policeman; an unfashionable person from suburbia
• wolof - an ethnic group and language of Africa
• wolve - a wolf; to produce a howl like a wolf with a pipe organ
• woman - a human female
• womba - money
• wombs - plural of "womb", a uterus
• womby - capacious; like a womb
• women - plural of "woman", a female
• womps - whomps; defeats decisively
• wompy - something that will make you ill
• womyn - a faddish spelling of "woman" that avoids "man"
• Wonda - a first name
• woned - dwelt; abided
• wones - dwells; abides; plural of "wone", a custom or habit
• Woney - a first name
• wonga - an Australian pigeon; a cattail; a heap of money
• wongi - a chat
• wongs - plural of "wong", a common meadowland
• wonju - a town in South Korea
• wonks - plural of "wonk", an overly studious student
• wonky - overly studious; unreliable
• wonna - will not; won't
• wonne - a variant past tense of "win"
• wonts - plural of "wont", a custom or habit
• woods - an area covered in trees; a forest; plural of "wood", a piece of lumber
• woody - a first name; forested; made of wood; an erection
• wooed - courted
• wooer - a suitor
• woofs - utters a barking sound; not the warps
• woofy - densely woven; a stylish person
• woola - a cigarette of crack cocaine, mixed with marijuana and rolled in a cigar leaf
• woold - to twist; a dyer's weed
• Woolf - a first name
• wools - plural of "wool", a fleece
• wooly - woolly
• wooms - plural of "woom", beaver fur
• woons - a mild oath; plural of "woon", a dwelling
• woont - the mole
• woops - an exclamation; plural of "woop", an inhabitant of "Woop Woop", a mythical rural backwater
• woosh - a swooping sound effect
• woosy - woozy
• wootz - Bengali steel
• wooze - marshy ground
• woozy - groggy; dizzy
• wopen - wept
• words - plural of "word", a meaningful speech sound
• wordy - verbose
• Worie - a first name
• works - deeds; operates
• world - universe
• worms - plural of "worm", a small limbless invertebrate
• wormy - containing worms
• Worom - a first name
• worry - to fret
• worse - badder; more not good
• worst - baddest; the mostest not good
• worth - a first name; value
• worts - plural of "wort", a plant
• wotan - Odin, CEO of the Norse gods
• wough - a wall or partition of a house; a steep bank
• would - past tense of "will"
• wouls - howls
• wound - coiled; hurt
• woups - plural of "woup", a simple metal ring
• woven - interlaced
• wowed - impressed
• wowee - an exclamation of amazement
• wower - one who amazes
• wowes - woos
• wowie - an exclamation of amazement
• wowke - a week
• woxen - waxed; made of wax
• wrack - ruin; seaweed
• wrake - wrack
• wramp - a twist or strain
• wrang - wrung; wrong; a fight
• wraps - plural of "wrap", an envelope; a coat
• wrapt - poetic "wrapped"
• wrast - a past participle of "wrest"
• wrate - a past participle of "write"
• wrath - anger
• wraul - to caterwaul
• wrawl - to caterwaul
• wrays - reveals
• wreak - to inflict
• wreat - a Scottish dialect form of "write"
• wreck - to ruin
• wreil - a covering
• wreke - to wreak
• wrens - plural of "wren", a small bird
• wrest - to wrench
• wreys - reveals
• wrick - to sprain
• wried - contorted
• wrier - more contorted
• wries - contorts
• wrigs - wriggles
• wrine - a deep line or wrinkle in the face; to cry like a pig
• wring - to extort; to twist
• wrist - the joint connecting the hand and arm
• write - to indite; to scribble
• writs - plural of "writ", a summons or judicial order
• wroke - a past participle of "to wreak"
• wrong - incorrect; to injure
• wroot - an obsolete past tense of "to write"
• wrote - penned
• wroth - angry
• wrung - tormented
• wryer - more contorted
• wryly - distorted
• wuddy - widdy
• Wudeh - a first name
• wudge - a clump
• wuhan - a city in China
• wuhsi - a city in China
• wuish - washed
• wukka - a very attractive person
• wulik - a river in Alaska
• wulls - wills
• wumph - a sound caused by a heavy falling object
• wunna - a dialect variant of "would not"
• wurps - plural of "wurp", a stone's throw; a glance
• wurst - a sausage
• wuses - plural of "wus", a companion or buddy
• wushu - a Chinese martial art popularized by Bruce Lee
• wusih - a city in China
• wussy - an unaggressive unmanly male
• wuste - an obsolete past tense of "to wit"
• wusun - usun; a nomadic people of the Fergana valley
• wuwei - a city in China
• wuzzy - a girl
• wyano - a town in Pennsylvania
• Wyant - a first name
• Wyatt - a first name
• Wyche - a first name
• Wyeth - a first name
• wykes - plural of "wyke", a week
• wylas - plural of "wyla", a helmeted Australian cockatoo
• Wylda - a first name
• wyles - beguiles
• Wylie - a first name
• Wylma - a first name
• wylye - a British river
• Wyman - a first name
• Wymer - a first name
• wynau - a town in Switzerland
• Wyndi - a first name
• wynds - plural of "wynd", a narrow lane
• Wyndy - a first name
• wynne - a first name; a town in Arkansas
• wynns - plural of "wynn", the rune for "W"
• Wynny - a first name
• wypes - plural of "wype", the wipe, or lapwing
• wyson - a town in England
• wysox - a town in Pennsylvania
• wyten - an obsolete past tense of "to wit"
• wytes - blames
• wythe - a first name; withe
• xalle - an obsolete form of "shall"
• Xandy - a first name
• Xanne - a first name
• xaraf - an Oriental money-changer
• Xaver - a first name
• Xavia - a first name
• Xavon - a first name
• xebec - an Algerian pirate ship
• xegar - a town in Tibet
• xemes - plural of "xeme", a fork-tailed arctic gull
• xenia - a first name; the effect of pollen on certain plant structures; dainty food offered to a passing prince
• xenic - pertaining to a type of culture medium
• xenon - a gaseous element
• xenos - a first name; a genus of wasp parasites
• xenyl - a chemical
• xeque - a variant of "sheik"
• xeres - sherry; a town in Spain, site of a famous battle
• xerga - a saddle blanket
• xeric - requiring only very small amounts of moisture
• xerif - a shereef
• xerox - to photocopy; this is a trademark in danger of becoming generic
• xertz - to gulp or swallow rapidly
• xerus - a genus of African ground squirrels
• Xever - a first name
• Xewat - a first name
• xhosa - a South African ethnic group
• xiahe - a town in China
• Xiang - a first name
• xiapu - a village in China
• xicak - jicaque
• xijia - a town in China
• xinca - an extinct people of south eastern Guatemala
• xingu - a tributary of the Amazon river; a region in Brazil
• xisti - plural of "xystus"
• xoana - plural of "xoanon", a wood-stump carving in ancient Greece
• xored - applied the logical operation of "exclusive or"
• xowyn - an obsolete word meaning to shove
• xrays - plural of "xray", a high energy light wave
• xtina - an abbreviation for "Christina"
• xulde - an obsolete form of "should"
• xurel - a variant spelling of "jurel", a blue runner fish
• xylan - a substance found in cell walls of plants
• xylem - woody tissue
• xylia - a first name; a genus of Asiatic trees
• xylic - benzoic acid
• xylol - xylene, an aromatic fluid
• Xylon - a first name
• xylyl - xylene
• xyrid - an herb similar to the sedge
• xyris - a genus of marsh plants
• xysma - white specks and bits of matter in human feces (who's looking?)
• xysta - scraped decorative designs on the facades of houses
• xysti - plural of "xystus", a long open portico used for athletics in bad weather
• xysts - plural of "xyst", a roofed area where athletes trained in ancient Greece; a garden walk bordered by trees
• Yaani - a first name
• yabbi - an indigenous name for the thylacine
• yabby - an indigenous name for the thylacine; a small freshwater crayfish; a wicket keeper
• yabim - jabim
• yacal - a Philippine tree with durable yellow brown wood
• yacca - a Jamaican tree
• Yacef - a first name
• Yachi - a first name
• yacht - a luxury boat
• yacka - work
• yacks - chatters; talks persistently
• yacoo - a white person, regarded as devilish
• yacou - the guan, a large Brazilian game bird
• Yacov - a first name
• yacub - the devil figure in Black Muslim mythology
• yaddo - an artist's colony in upstate New York, to which I have not yet been invited
• Yaeko - a first name
• Yaeli - a first name
• Yaffa - a first name
• yaffs - barks
• Yafit - a first name
• Yagel - a first name
• yager - a northern bird; a jager, a light infantryman
• Yagil - a first name
• yagis - plural of "yagi", a shortwave radio antenna
• yagua - a Puerto Rican palm
• yagul - an ancient city of the Mexican Teotihuacan civilization
• Yahia - a first name
• Yahir - a first name
• yahoo - a hooligan; an exclamation; cocaine
• yahve - Jehovah or Yahweh
• yahwe - Jehovah or Yahweh
• Yahya - a first name
• Yaile - a first name
• Yaima - a first name
• yaini - a town in Papua New Guinea
• yaird - a garden; a yard
• yairn - a story; yarn
• yairs - plural of "yair", a salmon trap
• Yaisy - a first name
• yaiza - a town on the island of Lanzarote
• yaizu - a town in Japan
• yajna - a Vedic ritual of sacrifice
• Yajur - a first name
• yakan - a member of a Moro people of the Philippines
• yakas - plural of "yaka", a member of a Bantu people known for their carved masks
• Yakez - a first name
• yakin - a takin, a Tibetan goat antelope
• yakir - a first name; a town in Palestine
• yakka - Australian slang for work or labor
• yakky - talkative
• Yakob - a first name
• yakoo - a white racist
• Yakov - a first name
• yakow - a hybrid yak-cow
• yaksa - a guardian angel
• yakut - a first name; a people living in Yakutsk
• yalah - the oil of the mahwa tree
• yalda - a first name; a Zoroastrian festival of December 21
• yales - plural of "yale", a mythical animal of heraldry; a lock
• yalie - a Yale student
• yalta - a Crimean resort, site of a controversial meeting in WWII
• yamel - a first name; a Kalapooian people of the Yamhill river valley
• yamen - a mandarin's office or house
• yameo - an extinct language of Peru
• Yamie - a first name
• yamit - a former Israeli settlement on the Sinai peninsula
• Yamka - a first name
• yamma - the llama
• yampa - a western North American plant with fleshy edible roots; a river in Colorado
• yamph - to bark like a small dog
• yamps - plural of "yamp", an umbelliferous plant
• yamun - a mandarin's house
• yanae - a first hane
• Yanah - a first name
• yanan - a language family of the Hokan stock
• Yanar - a first name
• yanbo - a port in Saudi Arabia
• yanbu - a port in Saudi Arabia
• Yance - a first name
• Yanci - a first name
• Yancy - a first name
• Yanek - a first name
• Yanet - a first name
• Yaney - a first name
• yanga - a first name; ostentation
• yangs - plural of "yang", the masculine active principle
• Yania - a first name
• Yanik - a first name
• Yanil - a first name
• Yanis - a first name
• Yaniv - a first name
• yanji - a town in China, near the Korean border
• Yanka - a first name
• yanks - plural of "yank", a jerk; a Northerner; an American
• yanky - like a yank; with many yanks; jerky
• Yanna - a first name
• Yanni - a first name
• Yanno - a first name
• yanqi - an oasis in western China
• yanta - a town in Lebanon
• Yanti - a first name
• yaply - eagerly; hungrily
• yapok - a South American aquatic oppossum
• yapon - an evergreen shrub
• yapps - plural of "yapp", a limp leather binding
• yappy - given to yapping
• yaqui - a Taracahitian people of Sonora, Mexico
• yarak - good flying conditions for falconry
• yaray - a Puerto Rican fan palm
• yards - plural of "yard", an enclosed lawn; a unit of length of 3 feet
• Yarek - a first name
• yarer - nimbler
• yares - responds easily
• Yarey - a first name
• yarfa - a peaty soil
• yargs - plural of "yarg", a mild white moist cheese from Cornwall
• yarim - a town in Yemen
• Yariv - a first name
• yarka - a town in Israel
• yarke - a saki of the genus Pithecia
• yarks - yerks
• Yarma - a first name
• yarms - shrieks
• yarns - plural of "yarn", a story; knitting material
• Yaron - a first name
• yarra - insane; a river in Australia
• yarrs - snarls
• yarta - a term of endearment
• yarto - a term of endearment
• yarty - a British river
• Yasar - a first name
• Yaser - a first name
• Yasha - a first name
• yasht - a Zend-Avesta prayer book
• yasin - a first name; a political district in Pakistan
• Yasir - a first name
• Yasma - a first name
• yasna - the primary liturgical collection of the Avesta
• Yassi - a first name
• yasuf - a village on the West Bank
• yasun - a European cape
• Yasuo - a first name
• yasur - a volcano on Tanna Island in Vanuatu
• yater - a town in Lebanon
• yates - a first name; plural of "yate", a gate
• Yatin - a first name
• yatta - a Palestinian town
• yauca - a town in Peru
• yauds - plural of "yaud", an old worn-out mare; a jade
• yauld - vigorous; active
• yauli - a town in Peru
• yaulp - to yaup
• yauls - yawls
• yaups - utters a loud harsh cry
• yaupy - drunk
• yauri - a town in Peru
• yauza - a river that runs into Moscow
• Yavin - a first name
• yavne - an Israeli town
• Yavuz - a first name
• yawds - plural of "yawd", a jade; an old horse
• yawed - turned to the left or right
• yawey - like the yaws, a tropical disease
• yawky - harsh-sounding; uncultured
• yawls - utters a loud long mournful cry; plural of "yawl", a small boat
• yawns - gapes; opens the mouth wide for a deep inhalation
• yawny - boring
• yawps - utters a loud harsh cry
• yaxha - a town in eastern Mexico
• yayoi - a first name; a Japanese culture the followed the Jomon period
• Yazan - a first name
• Yazen - a first name
• Yazid - a first name
• yazoo - a river in western Mississippi
• ybore - a past participle of "bear"
• yclad - clothed
• ycled - variant of "yclad", clothed
• ycond - a past participle of "con"
• ycore - chosen, elect
• ydrad - a past participle of "dread"
• ydred - a past participle of "dread"
• yeads - goes
• yeaho - cocaine
• yeahs - plural of "yeah", a colloquial form of "yes"
• Yeala - a first name
• yealm - a British river; a yelm
• Yeana - a first name
• yeans - bears young
• yeara - a poison oak
• yeard - variant of "yird", earth
• yearn - to crave
• years - plural of "year", a unit of time of 365 days
• yeast - leaven
• Yeats - a first name
• yecch - an exclamation of disgust
• yedda - a first name; a natural unsplit straw for hats
• yeddo - the former name of Tokyo; a natural unsplit straw for hats
• yedes - goes
• Yedil - a first name
• Yedit - a first name
• yeeds - goes
• yeels - plural of "yeel", an eel
• yeens - bears young
• yeesh - an exclamation of disgust, impatience, or exasperation
• Yefat - a first name
• Yefim - a first name
• yeggs - plural of "yegg", a burglar; a hobo
• Yegor - a first name
• yegua - a river in Texas
• Yehed - a first name
• Yehia - a first name
• Yehor - a first name
• Yehua - a first name
• yehud - the province of the Jews who returned from Babylon
• Yeily - a first name
• Yeira - a first name
• Yeisi - a first name
• yeisk - Eisk
• yekke - a German Jew
• Yelba - a first name
• yelds - plural of "yeld", a cow not giving milk because of age or calfing
• yelek - a Turkish vest
• yelks - plural of "yelk", an egg yolk
• Yella - a first name
• yello - a humorous form of "hello"
• yells - shouts
• yelly - characterized by yelling
• yelms - plural of "yelm", a quantity of combed, bound straw used for thatching
• yelps - utters a sharp shrill cry
• yelts - plural of "yelt", a young sow
• yelve - a dung fork
• yelwa - a town in Nigeria
• yeman - a yeoman
• yemen - a Middle Eastern country
• yenan - a city in northern Shensi province, China
• yenbo - an Arabian town
• yench - to swindle or cheat
• yends - throws; casts
• Yenih - a first name
• yenki - a town in China
• Yenni - a first name
• Yenny - a first name
• Yensy - a first name
• yenta - a talkative, gossipy person
• Yentl - a first name
• yentz - to cheat; to fleece; to fornicate
• yerba - Spanish for "herb", used in the names of several plants; Paraguay tea
• yerds - beats with a rod; plural of "yerd", a less aggressive nerd-yuppie mix
• yerga - coarse material used for horse blankets
• yerks - beats vigorously; jerks; arouses; cracks (a whip)
• yerne - briskly
• yerns - yearns
• yernt - a socially inept person
• yerra - a mild oath
• yerst - erst
• yerth - an obsolete form of "earth"
• yerva - yerba
• yesca - a first name; marijuana
• yeses - plural of "yes", a word of agreement
• Yeshi - a first name
• Yesim - a first name
• Yeska - a first name
• yesks - plural of "yesk", a yex, or hiccup
• yesso - an old name for Hokkaido
• yests - plural of "yest", yeast
• yesty - yeasty
• Yeter - a first name
• yetis - plural of "yeti", the abominable snowman (he's so bad!)
• Yetta - a first name
• yette - a first name; to concede
• yetts - plural of "yett", a gate
• Yetty - a first name
• yeuch - to gag; to make disgusted sounds
• yeuks - itches
• yeuky - itchy
• yeven - a dialect form of "given"
• yeves - gives
• Yevno - a first name
• yevul - a town in Israel
• yewen - made of yew
• yewie - a U-turn
• yewks - itches
• yewky - itchy
• yexed - hiccupped
• yexes - hiccups
• yeysk - a town in Russia
• Yezad - a first name
• yezdi - a Mesopotamian sect accused of worshipping the devil
• Yezzy - a first name
• yfere - together; in company
• ygapo - a swamp
• yghes - plural of "yghe", an eye
• Yhaya - a first name
• Yhuda - a first name
• yibal - a town in Oman
• yibin - a town in China
• yibir - a Somali tribe traditionally related to the Hebrews
• yibna - a destroyed Palestinian vilalge
• yield - to submit
• Yifan - a first name
• yifts - plural of "yift", a gift
• Yigel - a first name
• yigil - a town in South Korea
• Yigit - a first name
• Yihye - a first name
• yikes - an exclamation
• yills - plural of "yill", an ale
• Yinal - a first name
• yince - once
• Yinka - a first name
• Yinki - a first name
• yipes - an interjection of surprise or amazement
• yippy - a member of the Youth International Party
• Yipsi - a first name
• yirds - earths
• yirks - beats vigorously; jerks; arouses; cracks (a whip)
• yirms - frets; whines
• yirol - a town in Sudan
• yirrs - snarls
• yirth - earth
• yisel - a hostage
• yisse - to covet
• yites - plural of "yite", the yellow bunting
• Yitro - a first name
• Yitta - a first name
• yiver - eager; greedy
• yives - gives
• Yizak - a first name
• Ylana - a first name
• ylems - plural of "ylem", a material from which all others were made
• ylide - a neutral molecule with positive and negative charges on adjacent atoms
• ylike - alike
• ylkes - plural of "ylke", ilk
• ymolt - molten
• ympes - plural of "ympe", an imp
• Yngve - a first name
• ynoir - a town in Belgium
• Yoana - a first name
• Yoani - a first name
• Yoash - a first name
• yobbo - a hooligan
• Yobie - a first name
• yobos - plural of "yobo", a hooligan
• yocco - a South American shrub whose leaves can be brewed to make a caffeine drink
• yocks - variant of "yucks", laughs or jokes
• yodel - a kind of Tyrolese singing
• yoder - a town in Kansas
• yodhs - plural of "yodh", the tenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
• Yodit - a first name
• yodle - to yodel
• yodok - a town in North Korea
• yogas - plura of "yoga", a Hindu philosophy
• yogee - a yogi
• yoghs - plural of "yogh", a Middle English letter
• yogic - pertaining to yoga
• yogin - a Hindu philosopher or ascetic
• yogis - plural of "yogi", a person who practices yoga
• Yohji - a first name
• yoick - to encourage
• yoiks - plural of "yoik", a hoodlum
• yoits - plural of "yoit", the yellow bunting
• yojan - a Hindu unit of length, of about 5 miles
• yoked - coupled
• yokel - a hick; a rube; a redneck
• yoker - one who yokes together; one who robs with violence
• yokes - ties together
• Yokie - a first name
• yokin - a spell; a day's work
• yokos - plural of "yoko", a Japanese woodblock
• yokul - jokol
• Yoley - a first name
• Yolie - a first name
• yolks - plural of "yolk", the nucleus of an egg
• yolky - of the consistency of egg yolks
• yolls - yells
• Yolly - a first name
• yomps - carries heavy equipment on foot over difficult terrain
• yomud - a Turkoman people
• Yonah - a first name
• Yonas - a first name
• Yonat - a first name
• Yonca - a first name
• yonda - a town in the Congo
• Yones - a first name
• yongi - a town in Korea
• yonic - of or referring to the yoni
• yonis - plural of "yoni", the female counterpart of the lingam
• Yonit - a first name
• yonks - ages, as in the phrase, "haven't seen you for yonks!"
• Yonna - a first name
• yonne - a French river; a department of France
• yoofs - plural of "yoof", a playful spelling of a lower class pronunciation of "youth"
• yoofy - of or like a yoof
• yoops - plural of "yoop", an onomatopoetic sob
• yoots - plural of "yoot", slurred slang for a "youth", a teenage hoodlum
• yopal - a town in Colombia
• yopon - youpan
• Yoram - a first name
• Yorck - a first name
• yorer - an egg
• yores - plural of "yore", time long past
• Yorga - a first name
• Yorgo - a first name
• yorii - a town in Japan
• Yorke - a first name
• yorks - vomits; yells out
• yorky - slate with a curved cleave
• yoros - a European cape
• Yosef - a first name
• Yoshi - a first name
• Yosif - a first name
• Yosik - a first name
• Yosor - a first name
• Yosri - a first name
• Yossi - a first name
• Yosyf - a first name
• Yotam - a first name
• yotes - pours water on
• youch - a humorous interjection suggesting pain
• youee - a U-turn
• youff - bark
• youie - a U-turn
• Youki - a first name
• youks - yukes, vomits
• youls - yells
• young - a first name; juvenile
• youns - you (severally); you guys; youse; y'all
• Youri - a first name
• yourn - yours
• yours - not mine (yet)
• yourt - a yurt
• youse - you, severally; a cheetah
• youth - early life; a juvenile
• youve - "you've", that is, "you have"
• youya - a town in China
• youze - an Asian cheetah
• Yovan - a first name
• yowed - to yowl
• yowes - plural of "yowe", a ewe
• yowie - a small ewe; a fir cone
• yowls - howls
• yowsa - an exclamation
• yowza - an exclamation of appreciation or excitement much repeated in "They Shoot Horses, Don't They?"
• yoyos - plural of "yoyo", a child's toy
• ypane - a town in Paraguay
• ypres - a city in Belgium, site of a WWI battle, and nicknamed "Wipers"
• yquem - a fine, very rich, sweet white wine
• yraft - bereft
• yrapt - rapt
• yrast - any level of nuclear energy which is lowest for some value of spin
• yrens - plural of "yren", iron
• yrent - a past participle of "rend"
• yrivd - a past participle of "rive"
• yrneh - the unit of reciprocal electrical inductance, an inverse "henry"
• Ysaac - a first name
• ysame - together
• Ysann - a first name
• Ysaye - a first name
• Ysbel - a first name
• yscir - a British river
• Yseut - a first name
• Ysolt - a first name
• yssel - a river, also called the Ijssel, in the Netherlands
• Ystad - a first name
• ythan - a first name; a British river
• ytost - a past participle of "toss"
• Yuana - a first name
• yuans - plural of "yuan", a monetary unit of China
• Yuber - a first name
• Yubin - a first name
• yucca - a genus of desert plants
• Yucel - a first name
• yuchi - an Indian people of the south eastern United States
• yucks - itches; laughs; jokes
• yucky - disgusting
• Yudah - a first name
• Yudel - a first name
• Yudit - a first name
• yuens - plural of "yuen", the crowned gibbon of Siam
• yufts - plural of "yuft", a Russian leather protected from insects
• yugas - plural of "yuga", a unit of time in Hinduism; one of four ages in history
• yugra - a tribe of northern Russia
• Yuhua - a first name
• Yuiki - a first name
• yuked - vomited
• yukes - vomits
• Yukie - a first name
• yukky - yucky; full of laughs ("yuks")
• yukon - a Canadian province; a Canadian and Alaskan river
• yukos - plural of "yuko", a score in judo worth five points
• yulan - the Chinese magnolia
• yulee - a town in Florida
• yules - plural of "yule", the Christmas celebration
• Yulia - a first name
• Yulie - a first name
• yulin - a town and Han commanderie in southern China
• Yulla - a first name
• yuman - a North American Indian stock; Patayan
• yumas - plural of "Yuma", a Native American people inhabiting the lower Colorado basin
• yumbo - a town in Colombia
• yumen - a town and mountain pass in northwest China
• Yumie - a first name
• yummy - delicious
• yumps - (of a car) loses contact with the ground while cresting a hill
• Yunas - a first name
• yunca - a group of Indian peoples of the coast of Peru
• Yunes - a first name
• Yunia - a first name
• Yunus - a first name
• yupik - an Eskimo people of northeast Siberia and western Alaska
• yupon - an evergreen shrub
• yuppy - an acronym: "Young Urban Professional"
• yurak - one of the Samoyeds of the Arctic coast region
• yurev - the Russian name of Tartu, Estonia
• Yuria - a first name
• Yurii - a first name
• Yurij - a first name
• yurik - a first name; a Uralic language
• Yuriy - a first name
• Yurko - a first name
• yurky - itchy
• yurok - a Californian Native American tribe
• Yurri - a first name
• yurta - a yurt, a portable tent used by nomads
• yurts - plural of "yurt", a portable tent used by nomads
• yuruk - a Californian Native American tribe
• Yusef - a first name
• Yusha - a first name
• yusho - a disease caused by ingestion of PCB's, characterized by acne, palsy, swelling
• Yusif - a first name
• Yusra - a first name
• Yusri - a first name
• yuste - a town in Spain
• Yusuf - a first name
• Yusup - a first name
• Yuuki - a first name
• Yuval - a first name
• Yvana - a first name
• Yvens - a first name
• Yvone - a first name
• Zaber - a first name
• zabid - a town in Yemen
• Zabit - a first name
• zabol - a town in eastern Iran
• zabra - a Spanish sailing vessel
• zabti - items seized or confiscated by the government
• zabul - a province in Afghanistan
• zacco - zocco
• Zacha - a first name
• Zachy - a first name
• zacks - variant of "zax", a slate-cutting tool
• Zacky - a first name
• zadar - a Croatian seaport on the Dalmatian coast, formerly the Italian city of Zara
• Zadie - a first name
• Zadik - a first name
• Zadoc - a first name
• zadok - a first name; a priest in Jerusalem during David's reign
• Zafar - a first name
• Zafer - a first name
• Zafir - a first name
• zafra - a sugar harvest
• zafus - plural of "zafu", a flat, round cushion commonly used when meditating
• zaggy - crooked; having many bends
• Zaher - a first name
• Zahik - a first name
• Zahir - a first name
• Zahit - a first name
• zahle - a town in Lebanon
• Zahra - a first name
• Zahur - a first name
• Zahwa - a first name
• Zaiba - a first name
• zaida - a first name; a Shiite sect of northern Yemen
• Zaide - a first name
• zaims - plural of "zaim", a Turkish military chief
• zains - plural of "zain", a horse of a dark color
• Zaira - a first name
• zaire - a first name; an African country; a monetary unit of Zaire
• zaita - a town in Syria
• zakah - one of the five pillars of Islam, involving charitable giving of a portion of one's wealth
• zakat - one of the five pillars of Islam, involving charitable giving of a portion of one's wealth
• Zakes - a first name
• Zakey - a first name
• zakho - a town in northern Iraq
• zakhu - variant of "Zakho", a town in northern Iraq
• Zakia - a first name
• Zakir - a first name
• Zakri - a first name
• zakro - a city in eastern Crete
• Zakry - a first name
• zalau - a town in Romania
• Zaleh - a first name
• Zalfa - a first name
• Zalin - a first name
• zalma - a town in Missouri
• Zamah - a first name
• zaman - a first name; a rain tree
• zambi - marijuana; a town in the Congo
• zambo - a cross-bred Indian
• zamia - a genus of palms
• zamie - a lesbian
• Zamir - a first name
• Zanda - a first name
• zande - an African people of the Congo-Sudan border
• Zandy - a first name
• Zaned - a first name
• zanga - a river in Armenia
• zanis - a first name; plural of "Zani", an African tribe
• zanja - in Latin America, an irrigation canal, ditch or trench; an arroyo
• zanje - a South American irrigation canal
• Zanna - a first name
• Zanne - a first name
• zanni - a first name; a clown
• Zanny - a first name
• zante - satin-wood; one of the Ionian Islands
• Zanth - a first name
• zanza - an African musical instrument
• zanze - an African musical instrument
• Zanzu - a first name
• zanzy - attractive
• zapas - an old Russian reserve army made up of conscripts
• zappy - zippy
• zapus - a genus
• zaque - a town in Mozambique
• zarah - a first name; a kazoo
• Zarai - a first name
• zarda - a sweet rice dish of Pakistan
• Zareb - a first name
• Zared - a first name
• Zaree - a first name
• zareh - a first name; a king of Armenia
• Zarek - a first name
• Zarfa - a first name
• zarfs - plural of "zarf", a metal coffee-cup holder
• Zarha - a first name
• zaria - a first name; a town in Nigeria
• Zarin - a first name
• zarit - a town in Israel
• Zarja - a first name
• Zarko - a first name
• zarma - a Nilo-Saharan language of Niger
• Zarna - a first name
• zarqa - a first name; a city in northwest Jordan
• zarra - a town in Valencia, Spain
• Zarwa - a first name
• Zarya - a first name
• Zasha - a first name
• zatar - a paste of thyme and sesame seeds
• zatch - the buttocks; the vagina
• zatis - plural of "zati", an Indian parrot
• zawai - a town in Libya
• zaxed - uses a zax
• zaxer - one who wields a zax
• zaxes - plural of "zax", a tool for cutting roof slates
• Zayan - a first name
• zayat - a Burmese inn
• Zayda - a first name
• Zayed - a first name
• zayin - a Hebrew letter
• Zayit - a first name
• Zayle - a first name
• Zayna - a first name
• Zayne - a first name
• zayse - a language
• Zayta - a first name
• Zayya - a first name
• Zazai - a first name
• zazen - a form of sitting meditation in Zen Buddhism
• Zazie - a first name
• zazoo - a fellow
• zazzy - flashy, colorful, sexy
• zeals - plural of "zeal", fervor
• Zealy - a first name
• zebec - an Algerian ship
• zebra - a striped African animal
• zebub - a zimb; a large Ethiopian fly
• zebus - plural of "zebu", a humped domestic ox
• Zeeba - a first name
• Zeena - a first name
• zeera - jeera, black cumin
• Zeeta - a first name
• Zeeva - a first name
• Zeevi - a first name
• zefat - a town in Israel
• zeffa - a wedding procession
• Zefir - a first name
• zeguo - a town in China
• Zeheb - a first name
• Zehra - a first name
• Zeida - a first name
• zeila - a Muslim colony in Somalia
• Zeina - a first name
• zeine - the gluten of maize
• zeins - plural of "zein", a protein found in maize
• zeism - any medical condition attributable to excessive maize in the diet
• zeist - a town in the Netherlands
• zeitz - a bishopric in central Germany
• Zekir - a first name
• Zelah - a first name
• Zelda - a first name
• Zelde - a first name
• Zelfa - a first name
• Zelia - a first name
• Zelie - a first name
• Zelig - a first name
• Zelik - a first name
• Zella - a first name
• Zelma - a first name
• zelva - a town in Belarus
• zelve - a town in Turkey
• Zemah - a first name
• Zemar - a first name
• zemes - plural of "zeme", an idol or tutelary spirit of the Caribs
• zemio - a town in the Central African Republic
• zemis - plural of "zemi", an idol or tutelary spirit of the Caribs
• zemmi - a large mole rat
• zemni - the blind mole rat
• zemun - a town in Serbia
• Zenab - a first name
• Zenah - a first name
• Zenan - a first name
• Zenas - a first name
• zenda - a first name; a fictional country with a prisoner
• zendo - a Zen Buddhist meditation center
• zends - plural of "zend", a Persian dialect
• Zenea - a first name
• zener - a semiconductor current
• zengg - a Dalmatian seaport, more commonly called Senj
• Zenia - a first name
• zenik - a South African burrowing mammal
• Zenna - a first name
• zenny - Zen-like; apothegmatic
• Zenon - a first name
• Zenos - a first name
• zenta - a town in Hungary, site of a famous battle
• Zenya - a first name
• zeppo - a first name; one of the Marx brothers
• zepps - plural of "zepp", a zeppelin
• Zerah - a first name
• zerda - an African fox
• zerks - plural of "zerk", a grease fitting
• Zerla - a first name
• zerma - a tribe of Niger
• Zerom - a first name
• zeros - plural of "zero", null, nothing
• zests - plural of "zest", gusto; a lemon peel flavoring
• zesty - marked by zest
• zetas - plural of "zeta", a Greek letter; the sixth brightest star in a constellation
• Zetes - a first name
• Zetta - a first name
• Zevie - a first name
• zexes - plural of "zex", a variant of "sax" or "zax"
• zezes - plural of "zeze", a stringed musical instrument resembling a zither
• Zeyno - a first name
• Zhana - a first name
• zheng - a Chinese stringed instrument, the ancestor of the koto
• zhiqr - a Sufi ceremony
• zhlub - a dull, unpolished person
• zhmud - a tribe of northwest Russia
• zhoba - a yak-cow hybrid
• zhobo - a male yak-cow hybrid
• zhomo - a female yak-cow hybrid
• Zhora - a first name
• Zhvie - a first name
• Ziama - a first name
• ziara - the tomb of a Muslim saint
• Ziaur - a first name
• Zibby - a first name
• zibeb - a raisin
• zibet - an Asiatic civet cat
• zibib - a strong clear Egyptian liquor made from raisins
• Zidan - a first name
• Zidki - a first name
• zidon - a biblical place
• ziega - a kind of cheese
• ziffs - plural of "ziff", a beard
• zifta - a town in Egypt
• zigan - tzigany
• ziger - a cheese made from whey consisting primarily of albumin
• Ziggy - a first name
• Zigor - a first name
• zihar - an Islamic form of divorce
• Zihna - a first name
• Zilah - a first name
• zilas - plural of "zila", a political division of Bangladesh
• zilch - nothing
• zilia - a town in Corsica
• Zilka - a first name
• Zilla - a first name
• zills - plural of "zill", a finger cymbal
• Zilya - a first name
• zimba - an American Indian game; a lnaguage
• zimbi - a cowry shell used as money
• zimbs - plural of "zimb", an Abyssinian tsetse fly
• zimme - a gem
• zimmi - dhimmi; a Christian or Jew in a Moslem country
• zimmy - a kind of bicycle
• Zimra - a first name
• Zimri - a first name
• Zinah - a first name
• Zinat - a first name
• zinco - a zincograph
• zincs - coats with zinc
• zincy - partly zinc
• zineb - a first name; an organic fungicide and insecticide used on cereal grasses
• zines - plural of "zine", an underground or informal magazine
• zings - moves with a high pitched humming sound
• zingy - enjoyably exciting
• Zinia - a first name
• Zinka - a first name
• zinke - an old type of cornet, made of wood or horn
• zinks - plural of "zink", an old type of cornet
• zinky - partly zinc
• Zinna - a first name
• Zinny - a first name
• Zinon - a first name
• zinos - plural of "zino", a supersymmetric partner of the Z boson
• Zinya - a first name
• zions - plural of "Zion", a heavenly place
• zippo - a lighter; nothing
• zippy - full of energy; the name of a pinhead
• zipup - being closable by a zipper
• Ziral - a first name
• ziram - a white chemical salt used as a fungicide
• Zirel - a first name
• Zishe - a first name
• Ziska - a first name
• zitis - plural of "ziti", a kind of pasta
• Zitto - a first name
• Ziven - a first name
• Zivia - a first name
• Zivie - a first name
• Zivit - a first name
• Zivka - a first name
• Zivko - a first name
• Zivon - a first name
• ziway - a lake in Africa
• zizel - a marmot; the chipmunk
• zizia - a genus of herbs
• zizit - the tassels on the corners of a Jewish prayer shawl
• Zizou - a first name
• Zizzi - a first name
• zizzy - having a stylish or showy dress or manner; a nap
• Zlata - a first name
• Zlate - a first name
• zlote - a zloty
• zloty - a monetary unit of Poland
• zmudz - a Lithuanian dialect
• zoaea - a larval crustacean
• zoara - insomnia
• zoars - plural of "zoar", a place of refuge
• zobah - a biblical place
• zobbs - plural of "zobb", a hand signal made by a pilot
• zobos - plural of "zobo", a hybrid yak-zebu
• zobus - plural of "zobu", a male zo
• zocco - a square base; a socle
• Zocha - a first name
• zocle - a square base
• zoeae - plural of "zoea", a larval crustacean
• zoeal - early crustacean life
• zoeas - plural of "zoea", a larval crustacean
• Zoela - a first name
• Zofer - a first name
• Zofia - a first name
• Zofka - a first name
• zofra - a Moorish carpet
• zogan - Japanese inlay work
• zohak - in Persian mythology, a cruel king
• zohar - a first name; a sacred Jewish book
• Zohra - a first name
• zoide - a Meride, a permanent colony of cells or plastids
• Zoila - a first name
• Zoilo - a first name
• zoism - a theory of life origin
• zoist - a believer in zoism
• zoite - an infective stage, especially a spore or cyst
• zokor - a burrowing rodent resembling the mole rat
• zolas - plural of "zola", a borax hardener
• zolle - a town in Congo
• Zolly - a first name
• zomba - a former capital city in Malawi
• zombi - variant of "zombie", a reanimated corpse
• zombo - dash; spirit; excitement
• zomos - plural of "zomo", a hybrid zebu-yak
• zonae - plural of "zona", an astronomical girdle or belt
• zonal - zonic, of or having to do with zones
• zonar - like a girdle
• zonda - the dry wind from the Andes that blows across the pampas
• zoned - arranged in zones
• zoner - one who arranges in zones; one who is "in the zone" (and presumably, not here)
• zones - plural of "zone", an area or subdivision
• zongo - a town in Bolivia; a town in Africa
• Zonia - a first name
• zonic - of or having to do with zones
• zonko - a boring, dull person, perhaps one who compiles a word list
• zonks - stupefies
• zonky - odd, weird
• zonta - an organization of service clubs made of executive women, each representing a single field
• zooea - a larval crustacean
• zooey - a first name; confusing; the heroine of a precious J D Salinger novella
• zooid - an organism
• zooie - confusing
• zooks - an interjection, a shortening of "gadzooks"
• zooms - swoops; changes magnification
• zoomy - zooming; futuristic; produced using a zoom lens
• zoons - plural of "zoon", a product of a fertilized ovum
• zooty - flashy in manner or style
• zopes - plural of "zope", a European freshwater bream
• zoppa - a musical notation indicating syncopation
• zoppo - a musical notation indicating syncopation
• zoque - a people of Chiapas and Tabasco, Mexico
• zorah - a first name; a biblical place
• Zoran - a first name
• Zorba - a first name
• zorbs - hurtles down a slope inside a large plastic ball
• zorch - to transfer computer data very quickly
• Zorie - a first name
• zoril - an African skunk
• zoris - plural of "zori", a sandal
• Zorka - a first name
• Zorna - a first name
• zorra - a first name; an American skunk; a coarse tropical grass
• zorro - a South American fox wolf
• Zorya - a first name
• Zosia - a first name
• zosma - a star in the constellation Leo
• zouks - plural of "zouk", a style of dance music
• Zouri - a first name
• zowee - an interjection expressing surprise
• zowie - a first name; an interjection expressing surprise; see "wowie"
• Zoyya - a first name
• Zozan - a first name
• zsars - plural of "zsar", variant of "czar"
• Zsolt - a first name
• Zubah - a first name
• Zubin - a first name
• zuche - a tree stump
• zudda - a unit of measurement in Arabia
• zufim - an Israeli settlement in the West Bank
• zufin - a Palestinian town in the West Bank
• Zuhoo - a first name
• zuila - a town in Libya
• Zuill - a first name
• Zulal - a first name
• Zulay - a first name
• zulia - a first name; a western state of Venezuela
• Zully - a first name
• Zulma - a first name
• zulus - plural of "Zulu", a South African ethnic group
• zumba - a town in Ecuador; a fitness program based on Latin American dance
• zumic - a zumometer, for measuring the degree of fermentation in a liquid mixture
• zunas - plural of "zuna", an Angolan sheep
• zungo - an African roadside inn, surrounded by a wall
• zunis - plural of "Zuni", an American Indian
• zupan - a Serbian rural council
• zupas - plural of "zupa", an administrative district in the Slavic lands
• zuppo - a musical notation indicating syncopation
• Zurab - a first name
• zurfs - plural of "zurf", variant of "zarf", a coffee cup holder
• Zuria - a first name
• zurna - a Kurdish clarinet
• zushi - a town in Japan
• zuzax - a town in New Mexico
• zuzim - plural of "zuz", a fourth of a silver shekel
• zveno - an experimental collective farm in the Soviet Union
• Zviad - a first name
• Zvika - a first name
• zygal - shaped like an "H" or a yoke
• zygon - a connecting bar; a rower's bench
• Zyler - a first name
• Zylla - a first name
• Zymer - a first name
• zymes - plural of "zyme", a disease germ
• zymic - relating to fermentation
• zymie - repellent
• zymin - pancreatin prepared as a powder
• Zytka - a first name
• zzyzx - a town in California