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AB abdominal muscle
ABELIA flowering shrub
ABELIAS [abelia] (flowering shrub)
ABS [ab] (abdominal muscle)
ACROLECT most standard dialect of a language
ACROLECTS [acrolect] (most standard dialect of a language)
ACTRESSY [actress-adj] (female actor)
ADSORBER [adsorb-n] (to adhere to a surface in a thin layer)
ADSORBERS [adsorber] (adsorb-to adhere to a surface in a thin layer)
ADZUKI edible Japanese bean
ADZUKIS [adzuki] (edible Japanese bean)
AGENTING activities of an agent
AGENTINGS [agenting] (activities of an agent)
AIRHOLE hole allowing for air passage
AIRHOLES [airhole] (hole allowing for air passage)
AIRPOWER military air strength
AIRPOWERS [airpower] (military air strength)
AISLEWAY aisle
AISLEWAYS [aisleway] (aisle)
ALKOXIDE salt formed from an alcohol
ALKOXIDES [alkoxide] (salt formed from an alcohol)
ALLEE tree-lined walkway
ALLEES [allee] (tree-lined walkway)
AMARETTI macaroons made with bitter almonds
AMBERINA lightly colored American glassware
AMBERINAS [amberina] (lightly colored American glassware)
AMICI [amicus-pl] (unbiased advisor in court)
AMICUS unbiased advisor in court
AMOSITE iron-rich mineral
AMOSITES [amosite] (iron-rich mineral)
ANAPHOR word repeated anaphorically
ANAPHORS [anaphor] (word repeated anaphorically)
ANTBEAR aardvark
ANTBEARS [antbear] (aardvark)
ANTIAIR designed to attack aircraft
ANTIDRUG opposed to use of illicit drugs
ANTIFLU effective against the flu
ANTIFUR opposed to killing of animals for their fur
ANTILOCK designed to stop a vehicle's brakes from locking
ANTIPORN opposed to pornography
ANTIROCK opposed to rock music
APROTIC unable to act as a proton donor
ARABICA evergreen coffee shrub
ARABICAS [arabica] (evergreen coffee shrub)
ARKOSIC [arkose-adj] (sandstone)
ASANA yogic posture
ASANAS [asana] (yogic posture)
ASHFALL deposited volcanic ash
ASHFALLS [ashfall] (deposited volcanic ash)
ASTILBE Asian flower
ASTILBES [astilbe] (Asian flower)
ATACTIC having a nonsymmetrical chemical structure
ATEMOYA tropical fruit
ATEMOYAS [atemoya] (tropical fruit)
ATOMISER [atomise] (to atomize)
ATOMISERS [atomiser] (atomise-to atomize)
ATT Laotian monetary unit
ATTABOY intj. expressing praise
AUDIAL pert. to the ear (aural)
AUTISTICS [autistic] (one suffering from autism)
AUTOLYSE to break down using self-produced enzymes (autolyze)
AUTOLYSED [autolyse] (to break down using self-produced enzymes)
AUTOLYSES [autolysis-pl]
AUTOLYSING [autolyse] (to break down using self-produced enzymes)
AVANT culturally ahead of the time
AXION hypothetical subatomic particle
AXIONS [axion] (hypothetical subatomic particle)
BACKDROPPED [backdrop] (to create a background for a stage)
BACKDROPPING [backdrop] (to create a background for a stage)
BACKFIT to retrofit
BACKFITS [backfit] (to retrofit)
BACKFITTED [backfit] (to retrofit)
BACKFITTING [backfit] (to retrofit)
BACKFLOW flow back toward the source
BACKFLOWS [backflow] (flow back toward the source)
BACKLAND remote rural land
BACKLANDS [backland] (remote rural land)
BACKROOM occurring behind the scenes
BACTERIAS [bacteria] (microscopic organism)
BAGHOUSE bag used to filter a gas stream
BAGHOUSES [baghouse] (bag used to filter a gas stream)
BANJAX to damage
BANJAXED [banjax] (to damage)
BANJAXES [banjax] (to damage)
BANJAXING [banjax] (to damage)
BANKERLY [banker-adj] (one who runs a bank)
BANNERED [banner] (to provide with a banner)
BANNERING [banner] (to provide with a banner)
BANTENG Asian wild ox
BANTENGS [banteng] (Asian wild ox)
BAP small roll
BAPS [bap] (small roll)
BASINFUL amount held by a basin
BASINFULS [basinful] (amount held by a basin)
BASMATI Asian aromatic rice
BASMATIS [basmati] (Asian aromatic rice)
BAYMAN bay fisherman
BAYMEN [bayman] (bay fisherman)
BEAUCOUP very many
BEDU nomadic Arab (bedouin)
BEELINED [beeline] (to head directly toward)
BEELINING [beeline] (to head directly toward)
BEEYARD apiary
BEEYARDS [beeyard] (apiary)
BEGLAMOR to deceive with glamour (beglamour)
BEGLAMORED [beglamor] (to deceive with glamour)
BEGLAMORING [beglamor] (to deceive with glamour)
BEGLAMORS [beglamor] (to deceive with glamour)
BEJEEZUS insides (bejesus-oath)
BELTER [belt-n] (to fasten with a belt)
BELTERS [belter] (belt-to fasten with a belt)
BERBERIS barberry
BERBERISES [berberis] (barberry)
BHARAL Himalayan goatlike mammal
BHARALS [bharal] (Himalayan goatlike mammal)
BIGS major leagues
BINGER [binge-n] (to indulge without restraint)
BINGERS [binger] (binge-to indulge without restraint)
BIOCHIP computer chip consisting of biological molecules
BIOCHIPS [biochip] (computer chip consisting of biological molecules)
BIOPIC biographical movie
BIOPICS [biopic] (biographical movie)
BIOPSIED [biopsy] (to remove and examine tissue from a living body)
BIOPSYING [biopsy] (to remove and examine tissue from a living body)
BIPHASIC having two phases
BIRDSONG song of a bird
BIRDSONGS [birdsong] (song of a bird)
BIZZES [biz] (business)
BLOWDOWN instance of trees blown down by wind
BLOWDOWNS [blowdown] (instance of trees blown down by wind)
BLUB to weep noisily (blubber) {Brit}
BLUBBED [blub] (to weep noisily-Brit)
BLUBBING [blub] (to weep noisily-Brit)
BLUBS [blub] (to weep noisily-Brit)
BLUDGER loafer {Aussie}
BLUDGERS [bludger] (loafer-Aussie)
BLUETICK American coonhound
BLUETICKS [bluetick] (American coonhound)
BOATFUL amount held by a boat
BOATFULS [boatful] (amount held by a boat)
BOATLIKE resembling a boat
BODHRAN Irish goatskin drum
BODHRANS [bodhran] (Irish goatskin drum)
BOLDS [bold] (heavy-face type)
BOOGEY to dance to rock music (boogie)
BOOGEYED [boogey] (to dance to rock music)
BOOGEYING [boogey] (to dance to rock music)
BOOGEYS [boogey] (to dance to rock music)
BOOKABLE capable of being booked
BOOTABLE capable of being booted
BOPEEP children's game (peekaboo)
BOPEEPS [bopeep] (peekaboo)
BREADY resembling bread
BRO brother
BROKING brokerage {Brit}
BROKINGS [broking] (brokerage-Brit)
BROOKIE brook trout
BROOKIES [brookie] (brook trout)
BROS [bro] (brother)
BROWED [brow-adj] (forehead)
BULIMICS [bulimic] (one suffering from bulimia)
BUNGEE elasticized cord
BUNGEES [bungee] (elasticized cord)
BUPPIE black yuppie
BUPPIES [buppie] (black yuppie)
BUSHPIG wild African pig
BUSHPIGS [bushpig] (wild African pig)
BUSLOAD number of passengers filling a bus
BUSLOADS [busload] (number of passengers filling a bus)
BUSTLINE measurement of the line around the bust
BUSTLINES [bustline] (measurement of the line around the bust)
BUTE analgesic drug (phenylbutazone)
CAFF cafe {Brit}
CAFFS [caff] (cafe-Brit)
CALO Chicano argot
CALOTYPE photographic process using paper negatives
CALOTYPES [calotype] (photographic process using paper negatives)
CANOLA plant whose seeds are used for vegetable oil
CARBO carbohydrate
CARBOS [carbo] (carbohydrate)
CARR marsh
CARRS [carr] (marsh)
CARTOONY [cartoon-adj] (to sketch a humorous representation of)
CASTABLE capable of being cast
CATCLAW North American acacia
CATCLAWS [catclaw] (North American acacia)
CATFIGHT fight between two women
CATFIGHTS [catfight] (fight between two women)
CEL drawn frame of animation
CELS [cel] (drawn frame of animation)
CHAINSAW to cut with a chain saw
CHAINSAWED [chainsaw] (to cut with a chain saw)
CHAINSAWING [chainsaw] (to cut with a chain saw)
CHAINSAWS [chainsaw] (to cut with a chain saw)
CHAPPATI Indian bread (chapati)
CHAPPATIS [chappati] (Indian bread-chapati)
CHELIPED crustacean leg
CHELIPEDS [cheliped] (crustacean leg)
CHIPPIER [chippy] (agressive and belligerent)
CHIPPIEST [chippy] (agressive and belligerent)
CHOOK chicken
CHOOKS [chook] (chicken)
CITRUSY [citrus-adj] (fruit-bearing tree)
CLADE group of biological taxa
CLADES [clade] (group of biological taxa)
CLADIST specialist in cladistics
CLADISTS [cladist] (specialist in cladistics)
CLAWLIKE resembling a claw
CLITIC word pronounced as part of a neighboring word
CLITICS [clitic] (word pronounced as part of a neighboring word)
CLOGGER [clog-n] (to block up)
CLOGGERS [clogger] (clog-to block up)
CLUBBISH resembling a club
CLUELESS hopelessly naive
COANCHOR to share the duties of anchoring a broadcast
COANCHORED [coanchor] (to share the duties of anchoring a broadcast)
COANCHORING [coanchor] (to share the duties of anchoring a broadcast)
COANCHORS [coanchor] (to share the duties of anchoring a broadcast)
COCOYAM taro
COCOYAMS [cocoyam] (taro)
COKEHEAD compulsive cocaine user
COKEHEADS [cokehead] (compulsive cocaine user)
COLLIDER particle accelerator which colides beams of particles
COLLIDERS [collider] (particle accelerator which colides beams of particles)
COLORIZE to use a computer to add color to
COLORIZED [colorize] (to use a computer to add color to)
COLORIZES [colorize] (to use a computer to add color to)
COLORIZING [colorize] (to use a computer to add color to)
COLORMAN sportscaster who adds game analysis and anecdotes
COLORMEN [colorman] (sportscaster who adds game analysis and anecdotes)
COMEMBER joint member
COMEMBERS [comember] (joint member)
CONFIT meat cooked and preserved in its own fat
CONFITS [confit] (meat cooked and preserved in its own fat)
COOKTOP flat range top
COOKTOPS [cooktop] (flat range top)
COOLDOWN act of following strenuous exercise with less strenuous exercise
COOLDOWNS [cooldown] (act of following strenuous exercise with less strenuous exercise)
COOTER American turtle
COOTERS [cooter] (American turtle)
CORNPONE corn bread
CORNPONES [cornpone] (corn bread)
CORONATE to crown
CORONATED [coronate] (to crown)
CORONATES [coronate] (to crown)
CORONATING [coronate] (to crown)
CORULER joint ruler
CORULERS [coruler] (joint ruler)
COTTERED [cotter-adj] (fastening pin or wedge)
COULIS thick sauce of pureed vegetable or fruit
COULISES [coulis] (thick sauce of pureed vegetable or fruit)
CRANKISH bad-tempered
CREOLISE to turn a pidgin language into a creole (creolize-Brit)
CREOLISED [creolise] (to turn a pidgin language into a creole)
CREOLISES [creolise] (to turn a pidgin language into a creole)
CREOLISING [creolise] (to turn a pidgin language into a creole)
CREOLIZE to turn a pidgin language into a creole
CREOLIZED [creolize] (to turn a pidgin language into a creole)
CREOLIZES [creolize] (to turn a pidgin language into a creole)
CREOLIZING [creolize] (to turn a pidgin language into a creole)
CREWMATE fellow crewman
CREWMATES [crewmate] (fellow crewman)
CUDDLER [cuddle-n] (to hug tenderly)
CUDDLERS [cuddler] (cuddle-to hug tenderly)
CULTLIKE resembling a cult
CURATED [curate] (to act as curator for)
CURATING [curate] (to act as curator for)
CUSTARDY [custard-adj] (dessert)
CYTOKINE substance that regulates the immune system
CYTOKINES [cytokine] (substance that regulates the immune system)
DEADLIFT to lift weight from the floor to hip level {weightlifting}
DEADLIFTED [deadlift] (to lift weight from the floor to hip level)
DEADLIFTING [deadlift] (to lift weight from the floor to hip level)
DEADLIFTS [deadlift] (to lift weight from the floor to hip level)
DEBEAK to remove the beak of
DEBEAKED [debeak] (to remove the beak of)
DEBEAKING [debeak] (to remove the beak of)
DEBEAKS [debeak] (to remove the beak of)
DEBUGGER [debug-n] (to rid of bugs)
DEBUGGERS [debugger] (debug-to rid of bugs)
DECISIONED [decision] (to win a boxing decision over)
DECISIONING [decision] (to win a boxing decision over)
DEERLIKE resembling a deer
DEFLATER [deflate-n] (to release the air or gas from)
DEFLATERS [deflater] (deflate-to release the air or gas from)
DEFUND to withdraw funding from
DEFUNDED [defund] (to withdraw funding from)
DEFUNDING [defund] (to withdraw funding from)
DEFUNDS [defund] (to withdraw funding from)
DEIXIS demonstrative function of certain words
DEIXISES [deixis] (demonstrative function of certain words)
DELPHIC ambiguous
DENTILED [dentil-adj] (small rectangular block)
DEONTIC pert. to moral obligation
DEOXY containing less oxygen in the molecule than the compound
DERATE to lower the rating of
DERATED [derate] (to lower the rating of)
DERATES [derate] (to lower the rating of)
DERATING [derate] (to lower the rating of)
DESOXY containing less oxygen in the molecule than the compound (deoxy)
DEWORMER [deworm-n] (to rid of worms)
DEWORMERS [dewormer] (deworm-to rid of worms)
DINGER home run
DINGERS [dinger] (home run)
DINITRO containing two nitro groups
DIOECIES [dioecy] (state of being dioecious)
DIOECY state of being dioecious
DIOXAN flammable liquid (dioxane)
DIOXANS [dioxan] (flammable liquid-dioxane)
DIPNET to scoop fish from water using a dip net
DIPNETS [dipnet] (to scoop fish from water using a dip net)
DIPNETTED [dipnet] (to scoop fish from water using a dip net)
DIPNETTING [dipnet] (to scoop fish from water using a dip net)
DIRTBAG contemptible person
DIRTBAGS [dirtbag] (contemptible person)
DIS to disrespect
DISS to disrespect (dis)
DISSED [dis] (to disrespect)
DISSES [dis] (to disrespect)
DISSING [dis] (to disrespect)
DITZ ditzy person
DITZES [ditz] (ditzy person)
DOGSLEDDED [dogsled] (to ride a sled drawn by dogs)
DOGSLEDDING [dogsled] (to ride a sled drawn by dogs)
DONNIKER toilet (donnicker)
DONNIKERS [donniker] (toilet-donnicker)
DOOFUS incompetent fool
DOOFUSES [doofus] (incompetent fool)
DOOMILY [doomy-adv] (ominous)
DOOMY ominous (doomful)
DOPEHEAD drug addict
DOPEHEADS [dopehead] (drug addict)
DOWNLAND treeless upland with sparse soil
DOWNLANDS [downland] (treeless upland with sparse soil)
DOWNLINK channel for receiving communications
DOWNLINKS [downlink] (channel for receiving communications)
DOWNPIPE pipe draining rainwater from the roof (downspout)
DOWNPIPES [downpipe] (pipe draining rainwater from the roof)
DRAMEDIES [dramedy] (sitcom with dramatic scenes)
DRAMEDY sitcom with dramatic scenes
DRYSTONE constructed of stone without the use of mortar
DUCTWORK system of ducts (ducting)
DUCTWORKS [ductwork] (system of ducts)
DUKED [duke] (to engage in fistfighting)
DUKING [duke] (to engage in fistfighting)
DUMBCANE poisonous houseplant (dieffenbachia)
DUMBCANES [dumbcane] (dieffenbachia)
DWEEB inept person
DWEEBS [dweeb] (inept person)
DYNEIN enzyme
ECHELLE diffraction grating
ECHELLES [echelle] (diffraction grating)
ECHOS [echo] (to repeat)
ECONOBOX small economical car
ECONOBOXES [econobox] (small economical car)
ED education
EGLOMISE decorated by a painting on the rear surface of glass
EISWEIN sweet German wine made from frozen grapes
EISWEINS [eiswein] (sweet German wine made from frozen grapes)
ELDRESS female elder
ELDRESSES [eldress] (female elder)
EMF electromotive force
EMFS [emf] (electromotive force)
ENOKI edible Japanese mushroom (enokidake)
ENOKIS [enoki] (edible Japanese mushroom)
EPITOPE region on an antigen's surface which elicits an immune response
EPITOPES [epitope] (region on an antigen's surface which elicits an immune response)
EQUID mammal
EQUIDS [equid] (mammal)
ERGATIVE pert. to a type of language
ETOUFFEE Cajun stew
ETOUFFEES [etouffee] (Cajun stew)
EXPAT expatriate
EXPATS [expat] (expatriate)
EYEBAR metal bar with closed loops at its ends
EYEBARS [eyebar] (metal bar with closed loops at its ends)
EYEDROPS medicated solution for the eyes
EYEWEAR devices worn over the eyes
FACTOID invented fact
FACTOIDS [factoid] (invented fact)
FALLAWAY jumpshot made while moving away from the basket {basketball}
FALLAWAYS [fallaway] (jumpshot made while moving away from the basket-basketball)
FANCIFIED [fancify] (to make ornate)
FANCIFIES [fancify] (to make ornate)
FANCIFY to make ornate
FANCIFYING [fancify] (to make ornate)
FARMWIFE farmer's wife
FARMWIVES [farmwife-pl] (farmer's wife)
FARMWORK work done on a farm
FARMWORKS [farmwork] (work done on a farm)
FARSIDE farther side
FARSIDES [farside] (farther side)
FATWA Islamic legal decree
FATWAS [fatwa] (Islamic legal decree)
FATWOOD kindling wood (lightwood)
FATWOODS [fatwood] (kindling wood)
FAVA broad bean
FAVAS [fava] (broad bean)
FAVE favorite
FAVELLA slum area (favela)
FAVELLAS [favella] (slum area-favela)
FAVES [fave] (favorite)
FEIJOA edible fruit
FEIJOAS [feijoa] (edible fruit)
FELTLIKE resembling felt
FENLAND marshy area
FENLANDS [fenland] (marshy area)
FIDDLY fussy
FIFTYISH being about fifty
FILMABLE capable of being filmed
FIREABLE capable of being fired
FIREBACK back wall lining of a fireplace
FIREBACKS [fireback] (back wall lining of a fireplace)
FIRELIT [firelight-adj] (light from a fire)
FIREPOT clay pot used for cooking
FIREPOTS [firepot] (clay pot used for cooking)
FLAKEY tending to flake (flaky)
FLATMATE fellow tenant of a flat
FLATMATES [flatmate] (fellow tenant of a flat)
FLIPPY loose and flaring at the bottom
FLORALS [floral] (floral pattern)
FLUXGATE device used to measure a magnetic field
FLUXGATES [fluxgate] (device used to measure a magnetic field)
FOCACCIA seasoned Italian bread
FOCACCIAS [focaccia] (seasoned Italian bread)
FOLKLIFE traditions and activities of a people
FOLKLIVES [folklife-pl] (traditions and activities of a people)
FOODWAYS eating habits of a people
FORMWORK forms used to hold wet concrete in place
FORMWORKS [formwork] (forms used to hold wet concrete in place)
FORTYISH being about forty
FOSSAS [fossa] (catlike mammal)
FOUETTE ballet movement
FOUETTES [fouette] (ballet movement)
FOXHUNT to hunt foxes
FOXHUNTED [foxhunt] (to hunt foxes)
FOXHUNTING sport of hunting a fox
FOXHUNTS [foxhunt] (to hunt foxes)
FRASS insect excrement
FRASSES [frass] (insect excrement)
FUNNER [fun] (entertaining)
FUNNEST [fun] (entertaining)
FUSILLI spiral-shaped pasta
FUSILLIS [fusilli] (spiral-shaped pasta)
GAGAKU ancient Japanese court music
GAGAKUS [gagaku] (ancient Japanese court music)
GAIJIN foreigner {Japanese}
GAMERS [gamer] (player who relishes competition)
GAMESMAN game player
GAMESMEN [gamesman] (game player)
GANACHE sweet creamy chocolate mixture
GANACHES [ganache] (sweet creamy chocolate mixture)
GASSILY [gassy-adv] (containing gas)
GAWPER [gawp-n] (gawk)
GAWPERS [gawper] (gawp-gawk)
GAZANIA South African composite herb
GAZANIAS [gazania] (South African composite herb)
GAZAR sheer silk fabric
GAZARS [gazar] (sheer silk fabric)
GEEZ intj. used as a mild oath (jeez)
GEN knowledge obtained by investigation
GENTOO Antarctic penguin
GENTOOS [gentoo] (Antarctic penguin)
GHARIAL large reptile (gavial)
GHARIALS [gharial] (large reptile-gavial)
GHOULIE ghoul
GHOULIES [ghoulie] (ghoul)
GIGABYTE 1,024 megabytes
GIGABYTES [gigabyte] (1,024 megabytes)
GIMMES [gimme] (something so easily achieved that it is conceded)
GITS [git] (foolish person-Brit)
GITTIN [get-pl] (Jewish divorce)
GLASNOST Soviet policy of open discussion
GLASNOSTS [glasnost] (Soviet policy of open discussion)
GLEYED [gley-adj] (soil layer)
GLEYING conversion into gley (gleization)
GLEYINGS [gleying] (conversion into gley)
GLUCAN sugar
GLUCANS [glucan] (sugar)
GOALWARD toward a goal
GODET inset placed into a seam to give fullness
GODETS [godet] (inset placed into a seam to give fullness)
GOLLYWOG grotesque black doll (golliwog)
GOLLYWOGS [gollywog] (grotesque black doll)
GRANDDAM animal's grandmother
GRANDDAMS [granddam] (animal's grandmother)
GRANDKID grandchild
GRANDKIDS [grandkid] (grandchild)
GRANITA coarse-textured ice confection
GRANITAS [granita] (coarse-textured ice confection)
GRATINEED to cook au gratin
GRATINEEING to cook au gratin
GRATINEES to cook au gratin
GRAVLAKS cured salmon (gravlax)
GRAVLAX cured salmon
GREENWAY corridor of undeveloped land in a city
GREENWAYS [greenway] (corridor of undeveloped land in a city)
GRIDLOCKED [gridlock] (to cause a traffic jam by blocking intersections)
GRIDLOCKING [gridlock] (to cause a traffic jam by blocking intersections)
GRINCH spoilsport
GRINCHES [grinch] (spoilsport)
GRIPMAN cable car operator
GRIPMEN [gripman] (cable car operator)
GROWTHIER [growthy] (rapidly growing)
GROWTHIEST [growthy] (rapidly growing)
GROWTHY rapidly growing
GUERIDON small ornately carved table
GUERIDONS [gueridon] (small ornately carved table)
GUNITE building material consisting of cement, sand, and water
GUNITES [gunite] (building material consisting of cement, sand, and water)
GUYLINE wire used to hold up a radio tower
GUYLINES [guyline] (wire used to hold up a radio tower)
GYRASE enzyme that catalyzes joining of DNA bonds
GYRASES [gyrase] (enzyme that catalyzes joining of DNA bonds)
HADITH narrative record of Muhammed's sayings
HADITHS [hadith] (narrative record of Muhammed's sayings)
HALMA board game
HALMAS [halma] (board game)
HANDBELL small bell with a handle
HANDBELLS [handbell] (small bell with a handle)
HANDHELD object held in the hand
HANDHELDS [handheld] (object held in the hand)
HANDOVER change of control
HANDOVERS [handover] (change of control)
HANGUL Korean alphabetic script
HANIWA large hollow baked clay sculptures
HAWKEYED having keen sight
HELO helicopter
HELOS [helo] (helicopter)
HERSTORIES history with a feminist viewpoint
HERSTORY [herstory] (history with a feminist viewpoint)
HIGHSPOT high point
HIGHSPOTS [highspot] (high point)
HISSIES [hissy] (tantrum)
HISSY tantrum
HOBBIT friendly member of a fictitious race
HOBBITS [hobbit] (friendly member of a fictitious race)
HOMEBOY boy from one's own neighborhood
HOMEBOYS [homeboy] (boy from one's own neighborhood)
HOMEOBOX short DNA sequence
HOMEOBOXES [homeobox] (short DNA sequence)
HOMEOTIC pert. to a gene which causes a major developmental shift
HOMEPORT to provide with a home port
HOMEPORTED [homeport] (to provide with a home port)
HOMEPORTING [homeport] (to provide with a home port)
HOMEPORTS [homeport] (to provide with a home port)
HOODIER [hoody] (resembling a hoodlum)
HOODIEST [hoody] (resembling a hoodlum)
HOODY resembling a hoodlum
HOOVED [hoof-adj] (covering on horse's foot)
HOPPIER [hoppy] (having the taste of hops)
HOPPIEST [hoppy] (having the taste of hops)
HOPPINGS [hopping] (act of going to different places of the same type)
HOPPY having the taste of hops
HOSEPIPE flexible tube used to convey fluids
HOSEPIPES [hosepipe] (flexible tube used to convey fluids)
HOSTELLED [hostel] (to stay at inns overnight while traveling)
HOSTELLING [hostel] (to stay at inns overnight while traveling)
HUMVEE military jeep
HUMVEES [humvee] (military jeep)
HUNGOVER suffering from a hangover
HUNKIER [hunky] (muscularly attractive)
HUNKIEST [hunky] (muscularly attractive)
IFF if and only if
IKAT fabric weaved from tie-dyed yarns
IKATS [ikat] (fabric weaved from tie-dyed yarns)
IMAGINGS [imaging] (process of producing an image)
INCENTER single point at which three bisectors intersect
INCENTERS [incenter] (single point at which three bisectors intersect)
INFALL infalling movement
INFALLS [infall] (infalling movement)
INHIBIN male human hormone
INHIBINS [inhibin] (male human hormone)
INKSTONE stone used for art and writing {Chinese}
INKSTONES [inkstone] (stone used for art and writing-Chinese)
INVAR iron-nickel alloy
INVARS [invar] (iron-nickel alloy)
IODISE to treat with iodine (iodize-Brit)
IODISED [iodise] (to treat with iodine)
IODISES [iodise] (to treat with iodine)
IODISING [iodise] (to treat with iodine)
IROKO large tropical African tree
IROKOS [iroko] (large tropical African tree)
ITEMISE to break down into a list of items (itemize-Brit)
ITEMISED [itemise] (to itemize)
ITEMISES [itemise] (to itemize)
ITEMISING [itemise] (to itemize)
JAMMIER [jammy] (resembling jam)
JAMMIES pajamas
JAMMIEST [jammy] (resembling jam)
JAMMY resembling jam
JANGLIER [jangly] (marked by jangling)
JANGLIEST [jangly] (marked by jangling)
JANGLY marked by jangling
JARHEAD member of the U.S. Marine Corps
JARHEADS [jarhead] (member of the U.S. Marine Corps)
JETLIKE resembling a jet
JIVEY sounding like a special jargon
JIVIER [jivey] (sounding like a special jargon)
JIVIEST [jivey] (sounding like a special jargon)
JOKILY [jokey-adv] (amusing)
JOKINESS [jokey-n] (amusing)
JOKINESSES [jokiness] (jokey-amusing)
JUNGLED abounding in jungle
JURIED [jury] (to select as appropriate for an exhibition)
JURYING [jury] (to select as appropriate for an exhibition)
KAKIEMON Japanese enamel-decorated porcelain
KAKIEMONS [kakiemon] (Japanese enamel-decorated porcelain)
KANBAN manufacturing strategy where parts are delivered only as needed
KANBANS [kanban] (manufacturing strategy where parts are delivered only as needed)
KARAOKE machine that records user singing along with prerecorded music
KARAOKES [karaoke] (machine that records user singing along with prerecorded music)
KATA set of performed positions and movements
KATAS [kata] (set of performed positions and movements)
KEFFIYEH large kerchief (kaffiyeh)
KEFFIYEHS [keffiyeh] (large kerchief)
KELIM oriental tapestry (kilim)
KELIMS [kelim] (oriental tapestry-kilim)
KERMESSE outdoor festival (kermis)
KIBBI Near Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur (kibbe)
KIBBIS [kibbi] (Near Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur)
KIBBITZ to offer unwanted opinions (kibitz)
KIBBITZED [kibbitz] (to offer unwanted opinions)
KIBBITZES [kibbitz] (to offer unwanted opinions)
KIBBITZING [kibbitz] (to offer unwanted opinions)
KILOBASE unit measuring the length of nucleic-acid chains
KILOBASES [kilobase] (unit measuring the length of nucleic-acid chains)
KNEESOCK knee-high sock
KNEESOCKS [kneesock] (knee-high sock)
KOI large Japanese carp
KORAI [kore-pl] (ancient Greek statue of a clothed young woman)
KORE ancient Greek statue of a clothed young woman
KOUPREY Cambodian short-haired ox
KOUPREYS [kouprey] (Cambodian short-haired ox)
KOUROI [kouros-pl] (ancient Greek statue of a nude male youth)
KOUROS ancient Greek statue of a nude male youth
KVETCHIER [kvetchy] (tending to complain)
KVETCHIEST [kvetchy] (tending to complain)
KVETCHY tending to complain
KYBOSH to stop (kibosh)
KYBOSHED [kybosh] (to stop-kibosh)
KYBOSHES [kybosh] (to stop-kibosh)
KYBOSHING [kybosh] (to stop-kibosh)
LAARI monetary unit of the Maldive Islands
LAKELIKE resembling a lake
LAMBIER [lamby] (resembling a lamb)
LAMBIEST [lamby] (resembling a lamb)
LAMBY resembling a lamb
LANDGRAB swift acquisition of land
LANDGRABS [landgrab] (swift acquisition of land)
LANDLINE land-based communication cable
LANDLINES [landline] (land-based communication cable)
LANEWAY lane
LANEWAYS [laneway] (lane)
LECHWE African antelope
LECHWES [lechwe] (African antelope)
LENITION change from fortis to lenis articulation
LENITIONS [lenition] (change from fortis to lenis articulation)
LENSMAN photographer
LENSMEN [lensman] (photographer)
LIRI [lira-pl] (Maltese monetary unit)
LISTEE one that is included on a list
LISTEES [listee] (one that is included on a list)
LITE having a reduced calorie content
LITHIFIED [lithify] (to convert into stone)
LITHIFIES [lithify] (to convert into stone)
LITHIFY to convert into stone (petrify)
LITHIFYING [lithify] (to convert into stone)
LOCHAN small lake
LOCHANS [lochan] (small lake)
LOCKDOWN confinement of prisoners to their cells
LOCKDOWNS [lockdown] (confinement of prisoners to their cells)
LOFTLIKE resembling a loft
LOTTE monkfish
LOTTES [lotte] (monkfish)
LOWLIGHT notably bad event or part
LOWLIGHTS [lowlight] (notably bad event or part)
LUGER [luge-n] (to race on a luge)
LUGERS [luger] (luge-to race on a luge)
LUMINISM painting using the effects of light
LUMINISMS [luminism] (painting using the effects of light)
LUNGFUL amount held by a lung
LUNGFULS [lungful] (amount held by a lung)
LUTEFISK dried codfish that has been soaked in lye
LUTEFISKS [lutefisk] (dried codfish that has been soaked in lye)
LUTZ figure-skating jump
LUTZES [lutz] (figure-skating jump)
MACUMBA African polytheistic religion
MACUMBAS [macumba] (African polytheistic religion)
MAJORLY extremely
MAKEOVER act of making over
MAKEOVERS [makeover] (act of making over)
MAROCAIN ribbed crepe fabric
MAROCAINS [marocain] (ribbed crepe fabric)
MATELOT sailor {Brit}
MATELOTS [matelot] (sailor-Brit)
MAX maximum
MAXES [max] (maximum)
MEATED [meat-adj] (edible part of an animal)
MEERKAT African mongoose
MEERKATS [meerkat] (African mongoose)
MEGACITIES [megacity] (very large city)
MEGACITY very large city
MEGADEAL business deal involving a lot of money
MEGADEALS [megadeal] (business deal involving a lot of money)
MEGAHIT something that is extremely successful
MEGAHITS [megahit] (something that is extremely successful)
MEGASTAR superstar
MEGASTARS [megastar] (superstar)
MEMORISE to commit to memory (memorize-Brit)
MEMORISED [memorise] (to memorize)
MEMORISES [memorise] (to memorize)
MEMORISING [memorise] (to memorize)
MEZE Greek appetizer
MEZES [meze] (Greek appetizer)
MICROS [micro] (microcomputer)
MIDSIZED being of intermediate size
MIDSOLE layer between the insole and outsole of a shoe
MIDSOLES [midsole] (layer between the insole and outsole of a shoe)
MINICAMP special short camp
MINICAMPS [minicamp] (special short camp)
MINILAB small retail film development outlet
MINILABS [minilab] (small retail film development outlet)
MINIMILL small-scale steel mill
MINIMILLS [minimill] (small-scale steel mill)
MISSABLE capable of being missed
MOANER [moan-n] (to make a mournful sound)
MOANERS [moaner] (moan-to make a mournful sound)
MOBLED wrapped in a hood
MOC soft leather heelless shoe (moccasin)
MOCS [moc] (moccasin)
MOGGIE cat (moggy-Brit)
MOGGIES [moggy] (cat-Brit)
MOGGY cat {Brit}
MONERAN cellular organism with no distinct nucleus
MONERANS [moneran] (cellular organism with no distinct nucleus)
MONEYMAN financier
MONEYMEN [moneyman] (financier)
MONOHULL single-hulled vessel
MONOHULLS [monohull] (single-hulled vessel)
MOONDUST fine dry particles of the moon's soil
MOONDUSTS [moondust] (fine dry particles of the moon's soil)
MORGAN unit of distance between genes on a chromosome
MORGANS [morgan] (unit of distance between genes on a chromosome)
MOUSSED [mousse] (to style hair using mousse)
MOUSSING [mousse] (to style hair using mousse)
MUDFLAT flat muddy area
MUDFLATS [mudflat] (flat muddy area)
MUNI municipal security
MUNIS [muni] (municipal security)
MYTHIER [mythy] (resembling myth)
MYTHIEST [mythy] (resembling myth)
MYTHY resembling myth
NAAN Indian flat round leavened bread (nan)
NAANS [naan] (Indian flat round leavened bread-nan)
NADA nothing
NADAS [nada] (nothing)
NAN Indian flat round leavened bread
NANDINA Asian evergreen shrub
NANDINAS [nandina] (Asian evergreen shrub)
NANS [nan] (Indian flat round leavened bread)
NEARSIDE left-hand side {Brit}
NEARSIDES [nearside] (left-hand side)
NEBBISHY meekly
NERDIER [nerdy] (characteristic of a nerd)
NERDIEST [nerdy] (characteristic of a nerd)
NERDISH nerdy
NIOBATE chemical salt
NIOBATES [niobate] (chemical salt)
NIPPLED [nipple-adj] (protuberance on the breast)
NITE night
NITERIE nightclub (nitery)
NITES [nite] (night)
NITPICKIER [nitpicky] (tending to nitpick)
NITPICKIEST [nitpicky] (tending to nitpick)
NITPICKY tending to nitpick
NOIR shadowy crime film
NOIRISH [noir-adj] (shadowy crime film)
NOIRS [noir] (shadowy crime film)
NONBANKS [nonbank] (nonbanking institution which provides banking services)
NONCOLA being a soft drink that is not a cola
NONGUEST one who is not an invited guest
NONGUESTS [nonguest] (one who is not an invited guest)
NONLABOR not involving labor
NONMETRO not metropolitan
NONOILY not oily
NONPAID not paid
NONPOINT not occurring at a single well-defined point
NONSTYLE method with no discernable style
NONSTYLES [nonstyle] (method with no discernable style)
NONWAR war which hasn't officially been declared
NONWARS [nonwar] (war which hasn't officially been declared)
NONWORK not related to work
NORI dried pressed seaweed
NORIS [nori] (dried pressed seaweed)
NORMANDE prepared with traditional Normandy food
NOTICER [notice-n] (to become aware of)
NOTICERS (noticer) [notice-to become aware of)
NOUVELLE pert. to nouvelle cuisine
NUTCASE crazy person
NUTCASES [nutcase] (crazy person)
OBJET unusual object (objet d'art)
OBJETS [objet] (unusual object)
OCULI [oculus-pl] (round window)
OCULUS round window
OFFCUT undesirable part which is cut off {Brit}
OFFCUTS [offcut] (undesirable part which is cut off)
ONIONY [onion-adj] (edible bulb of a cultivated herb)
ONSTREAM in production
OPENCAST worked from a surface open to the air {Brit}
ORTHOSES [orthosis-pl] (brace for weak joints or muscles)
ORTHOSIS brace for weak joints or muscles
OSMOLE unit of osmotic pressure (osmol)
OSMOLES [osmole] (unit of osmotic pressure-osmol)
OUTBOUGHT [outbuy-conj] (to surpass in buying)
OUTBUY to surpass in buying
OUTBUYING [outbuy] (to surpass in buying)
OUTBUYS [outbuy] (to surpass in buying)
OUTPOWER to surpass in powering
OUTPOWERED [outpower] (to surpass in powering)
OUTPOWERING [outpower] (to surpass in powering)
OUTPOWERS [outpower] (to surpass in powering)
OUTSLICK to get the better of by trickery
OUTSLICKED [outslick] (to get the better of by trickery)
OUTSLICKING [outslick] (to get the better of by trickery)
OUTSLICKS [outslick] (to get the better of by trickery)
OVERAGED too old
OVERCUT to cut too much
OVERCUTS [overcut] (to cut too much)
OVERCUTTING [overcut] (to cut too much)
OVERDOG one that is favored to win a contest
OVERDOGS [overdog] (one that is favored to win a contest)
OZONATE to treat with ozone
OZONATED [ozonate] (to treat with ozone)
OZONATES [ozonate] (to treat with ozone)
OZONATING [ozonate] (to treat with ozone)
PABLUM bland writing
PABLUMS [pablum] (bland writing)
PAKEHA person not of Maori descent
PAKEHAS [pakeha] (person not of Maori descent)
PANCETTA unsmoked bacon {Italian}
PANCETTAS [pancetta] (unsmoked bacon-Italian)
PAREO Polynesian garment (pareu)
PAREOS [pareo] (Polynesian garment-pareu)
PARSLEYED garnished with parsley
PARSLIED garnished with parsley (parsleyed)
PARVO contagious disease of dogs (parvovirus)
PARVOS [parvo] (contagious disease of dogs)
PASTLESS having no past
PAVLOVA dessert {Aussie}
PAVLOVAS [pavlova] (dessert-Aussie)
PEC pectoral muscle
PEDALO small pedal-powered paddleboat
PEDALOS [pedalo] (small pedal-powered paddleboat)
PENNE short tubular pasta
PERUKED [peruke-adj] (wig)
PESTIER [pesty] (annoying)
PESTIEST [pesty] (annoying)
PESTY annoying
PIGLIKE resembling a pig
PIKI thin bread made from blue cornmeal
PIKIS [piki] (thin bread made from blue cornmeal)
PINWHEELED [pinwheel] (to move like a pinwheel)
PINWHEELING [pinwheel] (to move like a pinwheel)
PIQUANCE quality of being piquant
PIQUANCES [piquance] (quality of being piquant)
PISO Phillipine peso
PISOS [piso] (Phillipine peso)
PLOTLINE story line
PLOTLINES [plotline] (story line)
PLUMERIA tropical American shrub
PLUMERIAS [plumeria] (tropical American shrub)
POISHA coin of Bangladesh
POLYNYI [polynya-pl] (area of open water surrounded by sea ice)
PORNIER [porny] (pornographic)
PORNIEST [porny] (pornographic)
PORRIDGY [porridge-adj] (soft food)
PORTERED [porter] (to carry luggage)
PORTERING [porter] (to carry luggage)
POSTDOC one engaged in postdoctoral research
POSTDOCS [postdoc] (one engaged in postdoctoral research)
POSTFIRE following a fire
POSTSHOW following a show
POSTTAX occurring after taxation
POTZER inept chess player (patzer)
POTZERS [potzer] (inept chess player-patzer)
PREBAKE to bake beforehand
PREBAKED [prebake] (to bake beforehand)
PREBAKES [prebake] (to bake beforehand)
PREBAKING [prebake] (to bake beforehand)
PREBOOK to book beforehand
PREBOOKED [prebook] (to book beforehand)
PREBOOKING [prebook] (to book beforehand)
PREBOOKS [prebook] (to book beforehand)
PREMADE made beforehand
PREQUEL story set in an earlier time than a previous one
PREQUELS [prequel] (story set in an earlier time than a previous one)
PRETERM pert. to premature birth
PRION protein particle
PRIONS [prion] (protein particle)
PROBABLES [probable] (something probable)
PRUNUS rose shrub
PRUNUSES [prunus] (rose shrub)
PUMMELO grapefruit-like fruit (pumelo)
PUMMELOS [pummelo] (grapefruit-like fruit)
PUNKERS [punker] (punk rock musician)
PUNKISH resembling punk
QUAALUDE methaqualone pill
QUAALUDES [quaalude] (methaqualone pill)
QUINTA Latin American country villa
QUINTAS [quinta] (Latin American country villa)
QUIPPER [quip-n] (to make witty remarks)
QUIPPERS [quipper] (quip-to make witty remarks)
QUIRKISH peculiar (quirky)
QWERTY standard typewriter keyboard layout
QWERTYS [qwerty] (standard typewriter keyboard layout)
RADWASTE radioactive waste
RADWASTES [radwaste] (radioactive waste)
RAPINI immature turnip plants (rappini)
RAPPELED [rappel] (to descend using a rope)
RAPPELING [rappel] (to descend using a rope)
RATBAG disagreeable person {Aussie}
RATBAGS [ratbag] (disagreeable person-Aussie)
RATCHETED [ratchet] (to use a ratchet to move slowly in one direction)
RATCHETING [ratchet] (to use a ratchet to move slowly in one direction)
RAUNCH vulgarity
RAUNCHES [raunch] (vulgarity)
READERLY pert. to a reader
REBAR steel bar used to reinforce concrete
REBARS [rebar] (steel bar used to reinforce concrete)
REBEGAN [rebegin-conj] (to begin again)
REBEGIN to begin again
REBEGINNING [rebegin] (to begin again)
REBEGINS [rebegin] (to begin again)
REBEGUN [rebegin-conj] (to begin again)
REBOOT to restart a computer
REBOOTED [reboot] (to restart a computer)
REBOOTING [reboot] (to restart a computer)
REBOOTS [reboot] (to restart a computer)
REBRED [rebreed-conj] (to breed again)
REBREED to breed again
REBREEDING [rebreed] (to breed again)
REBREEDS [rebreed] (to breed again)
RECCE reconnaissance
RECCES [recce] (reconnaissance)
RECUSAL disqualification of a judge due to conflict of interest
RECUSALS [recusal] (disqualification of a judge due to conflict of interest)
REDIALED [redial] (to dial again)
REDIALING [redial] (to dial again)
REDIALLED [redial] (to dial again)
REDIALLING [redial] (to dial again)
REDIALS [redial] (to dial again)
REEDLIKE resembling a reed
REEFABLE capable of being reefed
REEXPOSE to expose again
REEXPOSED [reexpose] (to expose again)
REEXPOSES [reexpose] (to expose again)
REEXPOSING [reexpose] (to expose again)
RELOOK to look again
RELOOKED [relook] (to look again)
RELOOKING [relook] (to look again)
RELOOKS [relook] (to look again)
REMAKER [remake-n] (to make again)
REMAKERS [remaker] (remake-to make again)
REPATCH to patch again
REPATCHED [repatch] (to patch again)
REPATCHES [repatch] (to patch again)
REPATCHING [repatch] (to patch again)
RERIG to rig again
RERIGGED [rerig] (to rig again)
RERIGGING [rerig] (to rig again)
RERIGS [rerig] (to rig again)
RESTOKE to stoke again
RESTOKED [restoke] (to stoke again)
RESTOKES [restoke] (to stoke again)
RESTOKING [restoke] (to stoke again)
RETILE to tile again
RETILED [retile] (to tile again)
RETILES [retile] (to tile again)
RETILING [retile] (to tile again)
RETINOID vitamin A-like chemical compound
RETINOIDS [retinoid] (vitamin A-like chemical compound)
RINGGITS [ringgit] (Malaysian monetary unit)
RISKLESS involving no risk
ROADKILL animal killed by a motor vehicle
ROADKILLS [roadkill] (animal killed by a motor vehicle)
ROBUSTA African coffee
ROBUSTAS [robusta] (African coffee)
ROCAILLE style of architecture and decoration (rococo)
ROCAILLES [rocaille] (rococo)
RODEOED [rodeo] (to participate in a rodeo)
RODEOING [rodeo] (to participate in a rodeo)
ROLF to perform a deep muscle massage on
ROLFED [rolf] (to perform a deep muscle massage on)
ROLFER [rolf-n] (to perform a deep muscle massage on)
ROLFERS [rolfer] (rolf-to perform a deep muscle massage on)
ROLFING [rolf] (to perform a deep muscle massage on)
ROLFS [rolf] (to perform a deep muscle massage on)
ROMANISE to write in the Roman alphabet (romanize-Brit)
ROMANISED [romanise] (to write in the Roman alphabet-romanize)
ROMANISES [romanise] (to write in the Roman alphabet-romanize)
ROMANISING [romanise] (to write in the Roman alphabet-romanize)
ROPELIKE resembling a rope
ROTI soft Indian flat bread
ROTIS [roti] (soft Indian flat bread)
RUGOSA garden rose
RUGOSAS [rugosa] (garden rose)
RULIER [ruly] (obedient)
RULIEST [ruly] (obedient)
RULY obedient
SALCHOW figure-skating jump
SALCHOWS [salchow] (figure-skating jump)
SANDSHOE tennis shoe {Aussie}
SANDSHOES [sandshoe] (tennis shoe)
SANTO painted image of a saint {Mexico}
SANTOS [santo] (painted image of a saint-Mexico)
SCOPED [scope] (to view for the purpose of evaluation)
SCOPING [scope] (to view for the purpose of evaluation)
SCUMBAG contemptible person
SCUMBAGS [scumbag] (contemptible person)
SEAGULL aquatic bird
SEAGULLS [seagull] (aquatic bird)
SEMEMIC [sememe-adj] (meaning of a morpheme)
SENTE monetary unit of Lesotho
SERRANO small Mexican hot pepper
SERRANOS [serrano] (small Mexican hot pepper)
SHEDLIKE resembling a shed
SHEQALIM [sheqel-pl] (Israeli monetary unit)
SHEQEL Israeli monetary unit
SHIITAKE dark Oriental mushroom
SHIITAKES [shiitake] (dark Oriental mushroom)
SHITAKE dark Oriental mushroom (shiitake)
SHITAKES [shitake] (dark Oriental mushroom-shiitake)
SHOWABLE capable of being shown
SHOWBIZ show business
SHOWBIZZES [showbiz] (show business)
SHOWERER [shower-n] (to rain briefly)
SHOWERERS [showerer] (shower-to rain briefly)
SHOWRING ring for showing animals
SHOWRINGS [showring] (ring for showing animals)
SIXTYISH being about sixty
SKOSH smidgen
SKOSHES [skosh] (smidgen)
SKYBOX room containing private luxurious stadium seats
SKYBOXES [skybox] (room containing private luxurious stadium seats)
SLIMMERS [slimmer] (dieter-Brit)
SLOBBIER [slobby] (resembling a slob)
SLOBBIEST [slobby] (resembling a slob)
SLOBBY resembling a slob
SLUTTIER [slutty] (resembling a slut)
SLUTTIEST [slutty] (resembling a slut)
SLUTTY resembling a slut
SMARMILY [smarmy-adv] (marked by excessive flattery)
SMECTITE soft clayey mineral (montmorillonite)
SMECTITES [smectite] (soft clayey mineral)
SMIDGE very small amount (smidgen)
SMIDGES [smidge] (smidgen)
SNAKEBIT unlucky
SNARKIER [snarky] (crotchety)
SNARKIEST [snarky] (crotchety)
SNARKY crotchety
SODOMIST one who practices sodomy (sodomite)
SODOMISTS [sodomist] (one who practices sodomy)
SOUNDMAN person in charge of sound quality
SOUNDMEN [soundman] (person in charge of sound quality)
SOURCED [source] (to obtain from a source)
SOURCING [source] (to obtain from a source)
SPARKLIER [sparkly] (tending to sparkle)
SPARKLIEST [sparkly] (tending to sparkle)
SPARKLY tending to sparkle
SPARTAN marked by frugality and self-discipline
SPAZZES [spaz] (clumsy, incompetent person)
SPEARGUN gun used to shoot spears
SPEARGUNS [speargun] (gun used to shoot spears)
SPIKEY having spikes
SPINACHY resembling spinach
SPORTIF sporty
STARSHIP spaceship used for interstellar travel
STARSHIPS [starship] (spaceship used for interstellar travel)
STATUSY having high status
STEEPISH relatively steep
STREEL to saunter idly and aimlessly
STREELED [streel] (to saunter idly and aimlessly)
STREELING [streel] (to saunter idly and aimlessly)
STREELS [streel] (to saunter idly and aimlessly)
STUDLIER [studly] (muscularly attractive)
STUDLIEST [studly] (muscularly attractive)
STUDLY muscularly attractive
SUBCULT subdivision of a cult
SUBCULTS [subcult] (subdivision of a cult)
SUBMENU subordinate menu
SUBMENUS [submenu] (subordinate menu)
SUBSKILL subordinate skill
SUBSKILLS [subskill] (subordinate skill)
SUBWORLD subordinate world
SUBWORLDS [subworld] (subordinate world)
SUCTIONED [suction] (to remove by sucking)
SUCTIONING [suction] (to remove by sucking)
SUMMITED [summit] (to participate in a summit conference)
SUMMITING [summit] (to participate in a summit conference)
SUNBLOCK preparation designed to block ultraviolet rays
SUNBLOCKS [sunblock] (preparation designed to block ultraviolet rays)
SUNCHOKE Jerusalem artichoke
SUNCHOKES [sunchoke] (Jerusalem artichoke)
SUNDECK top deck of a cruise ship
SUNDECKS [sundeck] (top deck of a cruise ship)
SUNNAH body of traditional Muslim law (sunna)
SUNNAHS [sunnah] (body of traditional Muslim law-sunna)
SUNPORCH enclosed porch with a sunny exposure
SUNPORCHES [sunporch] (enclosed porch with a sunny exposure)
SUPERHOT extremely hot
SUQ marketplace (souk)
SUQS [suq] (marketplace-souk)
SURIMI cheap fish product
SWAGGIE hobo (swagman)
SWAGGIES [swaggie] (hobo-swagman)
SWIFTLET Asian cave-dwelling bird
SWIFTLETS [swiftlet] (Asian cave-dwelling bird)
SYNAPSID extinct reptile
SYNAPSIDS [synapsid] (extinct reptile)
SYPH venereal disease (syphilis)
SYPHS [syph] (syphilis)
SYSOP computer bulletin board operator
SYSOPS [sysop] (computer bulletin board operator)
TABUN nerve gas
TABUNS [tabun] (nerve gas)
TALLIS Jewish prayer shawl (tallis)
TALLISIM [tallis-pl] (Jewish prayer shawl-tallith)
TANKLIKE resembling a tank
TANUKI Asian dog with a raccoon face
TANUKIS [tanuki] (Asian dog with a raccoon face)
TATTIE potato
TATTIES [tattie] (potato)
TECHIE technician
TECHIES [techie] (technician)
TEMPED [temp] (to work as a temporary worker)
TEMPING [temp] (to work as a temporary worker)
TENNIES tennis shoes
TERAWATT unit of power equal to one trillion watts
TERAWATTS [terawatt] (unit of power equal to one trillion watts)
TIDDLER small fish
TIDDLERS [tiddler] (small fish)
TIMELINE schedule of events
TIMELINES [timeline] (schedule of events)
TIMOLOL beta blocker
TIMOLOLS [timolol] (beta blocker)
TIRAMISU Italian dessert
TIRAMISUS [tiramisu] (Italian dessert)
TOPLINE outline of the top of an animal
TOPLINES [topline] (outline of the top of an animal)
TORCHIEST [torchy] (pert. to a torch song)
TORCHY pert. to a torch song
TOXICS [toxic] (toxic substance)
TRAPLINE series of traps
TRAPLINES [trapline] (series of traps)
TRIAGED [triage] (to treat disaster victims using the triage system)
TRIAGING [triage] (to treat disaster victims using the triage system)
TRIPPIER [trippy] (psychedelic)
TRIPPIEST [trippy] (psychedelic)
TRIPPY psychedelic
TRISHAW three-wheeled pedaled passenger vehicle
TRISHAWS [trishaw] (three-wheeled pedaled passenger vehicle)
TRUCKFUL amount held by a truck
TRUCKFULS [truckful] (amount held by a truck)
TUCKSHOP confectionery {Brit}
TUCKSHOPS [tuckshop] (confectionery)
TUMPED [tump] (to tip over accidentally)
TUMPING [tump] (to tip over accidentally)
TURK young person eager for change
TURKS [turk] (young person eager for change)
TWINGEING [twinge] (to affect with a sharp pain)
TYER [tie-n] (to fasten with a cord or rope)
TYERS [tyer] (tie-to fasten with a cord or rope)
ULTRAHIP extremely hip
UNBAN to remove a ban
UNBANNING [unban] (to remove a ban)
UNBANS [unban] (to remove a ban)
UNCUFF to remove handcuffs from
UNCUFFING [uncuff] (to remove handcuffs from)
UNCUFFS [uncuff] (to remove handcuffs from)
UNDEAD zombie
UNDUBBED unnamed
UNGROUND not ground
UNMINED not yet mined
UNMIX to sort out mixed items
UNMIXES [unmix] (to sort out mixed items)
UNMIXING [unmix] (to sort out mixed items)
UNPEELED not peeled
UNSTAYED not stayed
UPCOAST up the coast
UPLINK earth facility used to transmit to a spacecraft
UPLINKS [uplink] (earth facility used to transmit to a spacecraft)
UPLOAD to transfer to a remote computer
UPLOADED [upload] (to transfer to a remote computer)
UPLOADING [upload] (to transfer to a remote computer)
UPLOADS [upload] (to transfer to a remote computer)
UPRATE to upgrade
UPRATED [uprate] (to upgrade)
UPRATES [uprate] (to upgrade)
UPRATING [uprate] (to upgrade)
UPSCALED [upscale] (to improve in order to target wealthier consumers)
UPSCALES [upscale] (to improve in order to target wealthier consumers)
UPSCALING [upscale] (to improve in order to target wealthier consumers)
VINDALOO Indian curried dish
VINDALOOS [vindaloo] (Indian curried dish)
VITREOUSES [vitreous] (clear jelly filling the eyeball)
VOGUED [vogue] (to copy fashion model poses)
VOGUEING [vogue] (to copy fashion model poses)
VOGUING [vogue] (to copy fashion model poses)
WAFFLER [waffle-n] (to talk foolishly)
WAFFLERS [waffler] (waffle-to talk foolishly)
WAIFLIKE resembling a homeless child
WEASELY resembling a weasel (weaselly)
WEBWORK web (network)
WEBWORKS [webwork] (web)
WHATNESS true nature of a thing (quiddity)
WHATNESSES [whatness] (true nature of a thing)
WHATSIS thingamajig
WHATSISES [whatsis] (thingamajig)
WHATSIT thingamajig
WHATSITS [whatsit] (thingamajig)
WHEYLIKE resembling whey
WIDEOUT wide receiver {football}
WIDEOUTS [wideout] (wide receiver)
WIFTIER [wifty] (ditsy)
WIFTIEST [wifty] (ditsy)
WIFTY ditsy
WIMPIER [wimpy] (weak)
WIMPIEST [wimpy] (weak)
WINDSURF to ride a sailboard
WINDSURFED [windsurf] (to ride a sailboard)
WINDSURFING sport of sailboard riding
WINDSURFS [windsurf] (to ride a sailboard)
WOOLLED [wool-adj] (dense, soft hair forming the coat of certain mammals)
WOOLLILY [woolly-adv] (consisting of or resembling wool)
WUSS wimp
WUSSES [wuss] (wimp)
WUSSIER [wussy] (wimpy)
WUSSIES [wussy] (wimp)
WUSSIEST [wussy] (wimpy)
WUSSY wimp/wimpy
WUTHER to blow with a dull roaring sound
WUTHERED [wuther] (to blow with a dull roaring sound)
WUTHERING [wuther] (to blow with a dull roaring sound)
WUTHERS [wuther] (to blow with a dull roaring sound)
XEROX to reproduce by xerography
XEROXED [xerox] (to reproduce by xerography)
XEROXES [xerox] (to reproduce by xerography)
XEROXING [xerox] (to reproduce by xerography)
YO intj. used to call attention
YUCA tropical plant (cassava)
YUCAS [yuca] (tropical plant-cassava)
YUPS [yup] (yuppie)
ZERK grease fitting
ZERKS [zerk] (grease fitting)
ZESTER small utensil used to obtain a small lemon or orange peel
ZESTERS [zester] (small utensil used to obtain a small lemon or orange peel)
ZESTLESS having no zest
ZIN zinfandel
ZINS [zin] (zinfandel)
ZOECIA [zoecium-pl] (secreted chamber in which a zooid lives)
ZOECIUM secreted chamber in which a zooid lives (zooecium)
ZOMBIFIED [zombify] (to turn into a zombie)
ZOMBIFIES [zombify] (to turn into a zombie)
ZOMBIFY to turn into a zombie
ZOMBIFYING [zombify] (to turn into a zombie)
ZOOECIA [zooecium-pl] (secreted chamber in which a zooid lives)
ZOOECIUM secreted chamber in which a zooid lives
ZOOTIER [zooty] (flashy)
ZOOTIEST [zooty] (flashy)
ZOOTY flashy
Last modified: G2T (29 Feb 1996)