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AABY
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== YABA == 4328 yet another bloody acronym [n pl]
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AACR
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== RACA == 2569 worthless [adj]
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AACT
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== p ACTA == 2570 official minutes of proceedings [n]
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AADT
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== DATA l == 1408 DATUM something used as a basis 4calculating [n]
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AAEL
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== ALAE == 377 ALA in biology any flat winglike projection [n]
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AAES
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== ASEA == 378 at sea [adv]
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AAFN
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== FAAN == 2571 FAA 2fall (Scots) pr p FAAING pr t FAAS pa p FAAN pa t FELL [v]
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AAGG
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== GAGA == 4707 crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj]
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AAKL
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== KAAL == 4028 naked (without clothes) [adj]
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AALR
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== mt ALAR my == 1413 pertaining 2wings [adj]
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AALV x2
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== n AVAL e == 3308 pertaining 2a grandparent [adj]
== LAVA s == 3309 molten rock that issues from a volcano [n -S] |
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AANN x4
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== ANAN a == 2562 expressing misunderstanding [interj]
== cmntw ANNA lst == 2563 a former coin of India [n -S] == NAAN s == 2564 a slightly leavened bread-NAN [n -S] == aj NANA s == 2565 a grandmother [n -S] |
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AANS x2
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== klmnrt ANAS == 1416 ANA a collection of miscellaneous information [n]
== hs ANSA e == 1417 the projecting part of Saturn's rings [n ANSAE] |
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AARS
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== t ASAR == 1418 of AS (a ridge left by a glacier) [n pl pl]
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AASV x2
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== cfjklt AVAS t == 3316 AVA an tropical plant-KAVA KAVAKAVA [n]
== VASA l == 3317 VAS an anatomical duct [n] |
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ABDE x3
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== s ABED == 853 in bed [adv]
== BADE == 854 BID 2make an offer [v] == BEAD sy == 855 2adorn with round balls of glass wood/plastic [v -ED -ING -S] |
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ABDI
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== rt ABID e == 1468 ABIDE 2wait 4[v]
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ABEL x5
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== cfghst ABLE drst == 856 2enable (to make possible (capable of being true)) [v ABLED ABLING ABLES] - having sufficient strength/power [adj ABLER ABLEST].
== ALBE e == 857 albeit (although (despite the fact that)) [conj]. == BAEL s == 858 a thorny Indian tree [n -S]. == BALE drs == 859 2form into tightly compressed bundles [v BALED BALING BALES]. == BLAE rs == 860 blackish blue [adj BLAER BLAEST] |
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ABGI
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== BIGA e == 1996 a two horse chariot [n BIGAE]
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ABHS
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== a BASH o == 4062 2beat (to strike repeatedly) [v -ED -ING -ES]
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ABHT x3
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== BAHT s == 3466 the monetary unit of Thailand-BHAT [n -S]
== BATH es == 3467 a receptacle 4bathing [n -S] == BHAT == 3468 a unit of Thai currency-BAHT [n BHAT] |
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ABIN
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== BANI a == 808 BAN a monetary unit of Romania [n]
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ABNO
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== BONA == 1085 in law goods [n pl pl]
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ACCE
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== CECA l == 3898 CECUM a bodily cavity with 1opening-CAECUM [n]
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ACDR
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== CARD isy == 2205 2provide with a stiff piece of paper [v -ED -ING -S]
== DRAC ko == 2206 unattractive (said of a woman)-DRACK [adj] |
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ACEN
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== ACNE ds == 398 a skin disease [n -S]
== dhlnpr ANCE == 399 once [adv] == CANE dhrs == 400 2beat with a flexible rod [v CANED CANING CANES] |
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ACES x4
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== dflmprt ACES == 870 ACE 2serve an unreturnable shot eg in tennis [v]
== AESC == 871 a rune (a letter of an ancient alphabet) [n -ES] == CASE ds == 872 2put in a container [v CASED CASING CASES] == CEAS e == 873 urging flight-SESSA CAESE [interj] |
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ACFU
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== CAUF == 4080 a wagon used in a mine-CORF [n CAUVES]
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ACHN
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== NACH eo == 3478 a type of Indian dance [n -ES]
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ACHR
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== lmp ARCH == 3479 2bend like a curved structure [v -ED -ING -ES]- cunning (crafty (skillful in deceiving)) [adj ARCHER ARCHEST].
== CHAR adekmrsty == 3480 2scorch (to burn slightly) [v CHARRED CHARRING CHARS]- to do odd jobs [v CHARRED CHARRING CHARS]. == bo RACH e == 3481 a white streak on an animal's face [n -ES] |
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ACIP
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== s CAPI z == 2771 CAPO a pitch-raising device 4fretted instruments [n]
== s PICA ls == 2772 a craving 4unnatural food [n -S] |
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ACIS
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== f ASCI == 1476 ASCUS an enlarged cell which has formed eight spores [n]
== SAIC eks == 1477 a ketch-like vessel-SAICK [n -S] |
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ACLO x5
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== ALCO s == 1812 an alcoholic-ALKO [n -S]
== CALO s == 1813 a Spanish argot used by Chicano youths [n -S] == COAL asy == 1814 2supply with a carbon fuel [v -ED -ING -S] == COLA s == 1815 a carbonated beverage-KOLA [n -S] == LOCA l == 1816 LOCUS a place [n] |
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ACOR
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== ny ARCO == 1090 played with the bow [adv]
== ORCA s == 1091 a marine mammal-ORC [n -S] |
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ACOX
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== COAX == 3823 2cajole (to persuade by flattery) [v -ED -ING -ES]
== COXA el == 3824 the hip bone [n COXAE] |
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ADDR
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== ay DRAD == 3034 dread [adj]
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ADEG x4
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== cgprw AGED == 572 AGE 2grow old [v]
== b EGAD s == 573 a mild oath-ECOD EGADS IGAD [interj] == GADE s == 574 a spear [n -S] == GAED == 575 GAE 2go (to move along) [v] |
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ADEK
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== bcflnorw AKED == 1776 AKE 2endure a dull lasting pain-ACHE [v]
== KADE s == 1777 a wingless fly that attacks sheep [n -S] == KAED == 1778 KAE 2serve-KA [v] |
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ADEO
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== ODEA == 33 ODEUM a concert hall-ODEON [n]
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ADER x6
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== bcdefhoprstw ARED de == 54 AREAD 2declare (pa t ARED AREDD)-AREDE ARREEDE [v]
== DARE drs == 55 2venture boldly (pa t DARED DURST)-DARRE DAUR [v DURST/DARED DARING DARES]- costly (expensive) [adj DEARER DEAREST]. == bhy EARD s == 57 2bury-YIRD [v -ED -ING -S]. == git RADE == 58 RIDE 2be conveyed by an animal/machine [v]. == abdot READ dsy == 59 2look at &understand written matter [v READ READING READS] == DEAR ensy == 56 a loved 1[n -S] |
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ADET
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== DATE drs == 60 2record a statement of time [v DATED DATING DATES]
== TAED == 61 TAE 2toe the line [v] == s TEAD es == 62 a torch-TEADE [n -S] |
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ADGI
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== GADI ds == 848 a hassock-GADDI [n -S]
== GAID s == 849 a spear [n -S] == IGAD == 850 a mild oath-EGAD ECOD EGADS [interj] |
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ADIW
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== WADI s == 1484 the bed of a usually dry watercourse-WADY [n -S]
== WAID e == 1485 WEIGH 2determine the weight of [v] |
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ADLU x4
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== cfhty AULD == 1976 old (living 4a long time) [adj AULDER AULDEST]
== DUAL s == 1977 2make a two lane carriageway [v DUALLED DUALLING DUALS] == b LAUD s == 1978 2praise (to express admiration/approval of) [v -ED -ING -S] == UDAL s == 1979 a Scottish estate without feudal superior-ODAL [n -S] |
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ADLY
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== bg LADY == 3077 a woman of refinement &gentle manners [n LADIES]
== YALD == 3078 nimble (agile (nimble (agile))) [adj] |
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ADMN x2
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== DAMN s == 2225 2curse (to invoke evil upon) [v -ED -ING -S]
== MAND i == 2226 MAN 2provide with workers [v] |
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ADMR
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== DRAM as == 2227 2tipple (to drink alcoholic beverages) [v DRAMMED DRAMMING DRAMS]
== MARD y == 2228 MAR 2spoil (to mar (to spoil (to mar))) [v] |
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ADOR
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== d ORAD == 326 towards the mouth [adv]
== bt ROAD s == 327 a way 4public transport [n -S] |
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AEEG
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== r AGEE == 324 2one side [adv]
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AEEL
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== ALEE == 198 toward the side of a vessel sheltered from the wind [adv]
== v EALE s == 199 evil (wickedness/depravity) [n -S] |
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AEEW
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== AWEE l == 708 awhile (for a short time) [adv]
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AEFR
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== FARE drs == 408 2get on/succeed [v FARED FARING FARES]
== a FEAR es == 409 2be afraid of [v -ED -ING -S] == FRAE == 410 from (starting at) [prep] |
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AEGL
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== lr EGAL == 576 equal [adj]
== GALE as == 577 a strong wind [n -S] == GEAL s == 578 2congeal (to change from a fluid 2a solid) [v -ED -ING -S] |
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AEGM
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== r EGMA s == 1395 enigma (something that is difficult 2understand) [n -S]
== GAME drsy == 1396 2gamble (to play a game of chance) [v GAMED GAMING GAMES]- plucky (brave &spirited) [adj GAMER GAMEST]. == i MAGE s == 1397 a magician (one who is skilled in magic) [n -S]. == o MEGA == 1398 enormous (huge-ENORM) [adj] |
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AEGN
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== AGEN et == 212 once more-AGAIN [adv]
== GAEN == 213 GAE 2go (to move along) [v] == GANE fv == 214 GAE 2go (to move along) [v] == GEAN s == 215 a European wild cherry [n -S] == GENA ls == 216 the cheek [n -S] |
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AEGR
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== cegjlprswy AGER s == 217 1who ages (to grow old) [n -S]
== AREG == 218 ERG a Saharan area of shifting sand dunes [n] == GARE == 219 greedy (marked by greed) [adj]- equipment-GERE [n -S]. == RAGE ders == 221 2react with violent anger [v RAGED RAGING RAGES] == GEAR es == 220 2provide with gears (toothed machine parts) [v -ED -ING -S] |
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AEHM
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== AHEM == 2035 used 2attract attention [interj]
== HAEM s == 2036 a component of hemoglobin-HAEMATIN HEME [n -S] == s HAME ds == 2037 2go home [v HAMED HAMING HAMES] |
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AEHN
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== HAEN == 414 HAE 2have (to be in possession of) [v]
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AEHT
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== bdhmn EATH e == 418 easy-EATHE ETHE [adj]
== HAET s == 419 a small amount [n -S] == HATE drs == 420 2despise (to loathe (to detest (to hate intensely))) [v HATED HATING HATES] == cw HEAT hs == 421 2make hot (having a high temperature) [v -ED -ING -S] == THAE == 422 these; those [adj] |
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AEHW
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== WHAE == 2041 (Scots) who-WHA [pron]
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AEIL
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== p ILEA cl == 10 ILEUM a part of the small intestine [n]
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AEIN
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== dfrs AINE e == 1 elder (masculine form) [adj]
== EINA == 2 ouch (South African) [interj] |
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AEIV
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== VIAE == 197 VIA a way [n]
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AEKW
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== a WAKE dnrs == 2951 2rouse from sleep [v WOKE/WAKED WOKEN WAKING WAKES]
== t WEAK == 2952 lacking strength [adj WEAKER WEAKEST] == WEKA s == 2953 a flightless bird-WOODHEN [n -S] |
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AELL
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== i LEAL == 1599 loyal (faithful) [adj LEALER LEALEST]
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AELO
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== ALOE ds == 34 an African plant [n -S]
== OLEA == 35 OLEUM oil [n] |
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AELT
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== abeps LATE dnrx == 74 coming after the expected time [adj LATER LATEST]
== bcp LEAT s == 75 a water trench [n -S] == TAEL s == 76 a Chinese unit of weight [n -S] == s TALE ars == 77 a story [n -S] == s TEAL s == 78 a river duck [n -S] == s TELA e == 79 an anatomical tissue [n TELAE] |
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AELV
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== cfgjnr AVEL s == 910 a mourner of nearest blood relations (Jewish)-OVEL [n -S]
== cs LAVE drs == 911 2wash (to cleanse in liquid) [v LAVED LAVING LAVES] == LEVA == 912 LEV a monetary unit of Bulgaria [n] == a VALE st == 913 a valley (a depression of the earth's surface) [n -S] == u VEAL esy == 914 2kill &prepare a calf 4food [v -ED -ING -S] == VELA r == 915 VELUM a thin membranous covering/partition-VELAMEN [n] |
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AEMT
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== a MATE drsy == 430 2copulate (to have sexual intercourse with) [v MATED MATING MATES]
== MEAT hsy == 431 animal flesh used as food [n -S] == META l == 432 pertaining 2positions in a benzene ring - gentle/docile [adj TAMER TAMEST]. == s TEAM s == 434 2join together 4joint action [v -ED -ING -S][adj] == TAME drs == 433 2subdue (to bring under control-SUBDEW) [v TAMED TAMING TAMES] |
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AENN
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== i NANE == 533 none (Scots) [adj]
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AENO
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== p AEON s == 3 a vast age-EON [n -S]
== EOAN == 4 pertaining 2dawn [adj] |
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AENT
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== z ANTE ds == 15 2stake at poker [v ANTEED/ANTED ANTEING ANTES]
== ETNA s == 16 a vessel 4heating liquids [n -S] == NEAT hs == 17 a bovine (an animal of the cattle family) [n -S]- tidy (neat &orderly) [adj NEATER NEATEST]. == s TANE == 18 1[pron] |
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AENV
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== k NAVE lsw == 439 the main body of a church [n -S]
== VANE ds == 440 a device 4showing the direction of the wind [n -S] == VENA el == 441 a vein [n VENAE] |
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AENW
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== ANEW == 442 afresh (anew (afresh (anew))) [adv]
== WANE dsy == 443 2decrease in size [v WANED WANING WANES] == WEAN s == 444 2take off mother's milk [v -ED -ING -S] == WENA == 445 you (Zulu) [pron] |
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AERS
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== bcdfhlmnprtvw ARES == 86 ARE a land measure [n]
== cfmp ARSE dsy == 87 the buttocks [n -S]head of corn [v]. == t ERAS e == 89 ERA an important period of time-EPOCH EPOCHA [n]. - withered dry [adj SEARER SEAREST].== SERA cil == 92 SERUM the watery portion of whole blood [n] == epu RASE drs == 90 2demolish-RAZE [v RASED RASING RASES]. == SEAR es == 91 2burn the surface of [v -ED -ING -S] - withered dry [adj SEARER SEAREST]. == SERA cil == 92 SERUM the watery portion of whole blood [n] |
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AERV
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== cfhlprstw AVER st == 456 2declare positively [v AVERRED AVERRING AVERS]
== bcdgt RAVE dlnrs == 457 2utter wildly/incoherently [v RAVED RAVING RAVES] == VARE cs == 458 a wand of authority [n -S] == VERA == 459 very (absolute) [adj] |
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AERW
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== AREW == 460 in a row-AROW [adv]
== as WARE dsz == 461 2beware of [v WARED WARING WARES] == s WEAR sy == 462 2be dressed in clothing [v WORE/WORN/WEARED WEARING WEARS] |
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AERY
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== f AERY == 463 the nest of a bird of prey [n AERIES]- airy-EYRIE AERIE AIERY AYRIE [adj AERIER AERIEST].
== f AYRE s == 464 an air such as a song/tune [n -S]. == EYRA s == 465 a wild cat [n -S]. == YARE r == 466 nimble (agile (nimble (agile))) [adj YARER YAREST]. == YEAR dns == 467 three hundred &sixty five days [n -S] |
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AEST
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== bcdfghmnprsty ATES == 94 ATE reckless ambition that drives 12ruin [n]
== bfhlry EAST s == 95 2turn east (a point on the compass) [v -ED -ING -S] == bfghjlmnpst EATS == 96 EAT 2consume food [v] == bfgkwz ETAS == 97 ETA a Greek letter [n] == SATE dms == 98 2satisfy 2capacity-SATIATE [v SATED SATING SATES] == SEAT s == 99 2place on a chair [v -ED -ING -S] == SETA el == 100 a coarse stiff hair [n SETAE] == TAES == 101 TAE 2toe the line [v] == TEAS e == 102 TEA 2drink a beverage made with tea leaves &boiling water [v] |
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AETW
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== TWAE s == 468 two (a number) [n -S]
== WATE r == 469 WIT 2know (to have a true understanding of) [v] == WETA s == 470 a grasshopper [n -S] |
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AEUV
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== UVAE == 941 UVA a grape (pa t UVAS UVAE) [n]
== UVEA ls == 942 a layer of the eye [n -S] |
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AFIL
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== ck ALIF s == 1486 an Arabic letter [n -S]
== FAIL s == 1487 2be unsuccessful in an attempt [v -ED -ING -S] == FILA r == 1488 FILUM a threadlike anatomical structure [n] |
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AFOR
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== AFRO s == 1097 a thick curly African hairstyle-FRO [n -S]
== FARO s == 1098 a card game [n -S] == FORA my == 1099 FORUM a public meeting place [n] |
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AFRU
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== FAUR d == 2250 far (Scots) [adj FAURER FAUREST]
== FRAU ds == 2251 a married woman [n -S] |
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AFST
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== FAST is == 2252 2abstain from eating [v -ED -ING -S]- able 2move quickly [adj FASTER FASTEST].
== FATS o == 2253 FAT 2make plump (somewhat fat) [v]. == SAFT == 2254 soft (Scots) [adj SAFTER SAFTEST] |
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AGIM
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== MAGI c == 1997 MAGUS a magician-MAGIAN [n]
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AGIN
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== f AGIN g == 381 against (opposite to) [prep]
== a GAIN s == 382 2acquire (to come into possession of) [v -ED -ING -S] - near (situated within a short distance) [adj GAINER GAINEST] |
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AGIV
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== VAGI == 1998 VAGUS a cranial nerve [n]
== VIGA s == 1999 a ceiling beam in Spanish architecture [n -S] |
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AGJU
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== a JUGA l == 4345 JUGUM a pair of opposite leaves [n]
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AGLN
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== acks LANG == 1609 long (far-extending) [adj LANGER LANGEST]
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AGNR
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== GNAR lrs == 1001 2snarl-GNARR KNAR [v GNARRED GNARRING GNARS]
== GRAN adst == 1002 a grandmother [n -S] == kopw RANG eiy == 1003 RING 2give forth a clear resonant sound [v] |
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AGNU
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== GAUN t == 1614 GAE 2go (to move along) [v]
== GUAN aos == 1615 a large bird [n -S] |
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AGRT
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== GART h == 1007 GAR 2cause/compel [v]
== GRAT e == 1008 GREET 2address courteously on meeting [v] |
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AGRU
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== GAUR s == 1618 a wild ox [n -S]
== GUAR ds == 1619 a drought-tolerant legume [n -S] == RUGA el == 1620 an anatomical fold/wrinkle [n RUGAE] |
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AGYZ
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== GAZY == 4996 given 2gazing [adj GAZIER GAZIEST]
== ZYGA l == 4997 ZYGON a H shaped fissure of the brain [n] |
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AHHO
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== HOHA == 4571 peevish (irritable) [adj]
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AHIL
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== HAIL sy == 1489 2greet (to address courteously on meeting) [v -ED -ING -S]
== HILA r == 1490 HILUM a small opening in a bodily organ-HILUS [n] |
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AHIM
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== MIHA == 2774 an unopened fern frond [n MIHA]
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AHIY
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== HIYA == 2775 a greeting (a salutation) [interj]
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AHKO
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== HOKA == 3825 Maori name 4red cod [n HOKA]
== KOHA s == 3826 a gift/donation when visiting a marae [n -S] |
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AHNW
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== HWAN == 3502 a monetary unit of South Korea [n HWAN]
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AHOW
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== WHOA == 2927 stop [interj]
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AHOY
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== AHOY == 2928 used 2hail another vessel [interj]
== HOYA s == 2929 a flowering plant [n -S] |
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AHPS
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== csw HAPS == 4125 HAP 2happen (to occur (to take place)) [v]
== HASP s == 4126 2fasten with a clasp [v -ED -ING -S] == o PAHS == 4127 PAH a Maori settlement [n] == PASH am == 4128 2strike violently [v -ED -ING -ES] |
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AHPT
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== PATH s == 3504 2go a certain way [v -ED -ING -S]
== PHAT == 3505 susceptible of easy &rapid typesetting [adj PHATTER PHATTEST] |
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AHST
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== g HAST aey == 2263 HAVE 2be in possession of [v]
== cgkw HATS == 2264 HAT 2provide with a covering 4the head [v] == SHAT == 2265 SHIT 2defecate (to discharge faeces) [v] == s TASH == 2266 2soil (to make dirty (soiled)) [v -ED -ING -ES] |
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AHTU
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== g HAUT e == 2267 high-class [adj]
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AIIL
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== cm ILIA cdl == 776 ILIUM a bone of the pelvis [n]
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AIIN
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== INIA == 363 INION a part of the skull [n]
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AIKL
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== ILKA == 2436 each (every 1taken separately) [adj]
== s KAIL s == 2437 a variety of cabbage-KALE [n -S] == KALI fs == 2438 a type of large carpet [n -S] == g LAIK as == 2439 2play (to engage in recreation) [v -ED -ING -S] |
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AIKN
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== lt AKIN g == 1577 related by blood [adj]
== IKAN s == 1578 fish as an ingredient of Malaysian cooking [n -S] == KAIN gs == 1579 a tax paid in produce/livestock-KANE [n -S] == KINA s == 1580 cinchona bark from which quinine is derived-KINAKINA [n -S] == NAIK s == 1581 an Indian corporal [n -S] |
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AILP
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== LIPA == 1496 Croatian monetary unit [n LIPE/LIPA]
== s PAIL s == 1497 a watertight cylindrical container [n -S] == s PIAL == 1498 pertaining 2a pia (a membrane of the brain) [adj] == PILA foruw == 1499 PILUM a heavy javelin [n] |
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AILT
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== ALIT == 245 ALIGHT 2dismount (to get down from an elevated position) [v]
== LATI == 246 LAT a former monetary unit of Latvia [n] == TAIL s == 247 2follow closely 2shadow [v -ED -ING -S] == TALI == 248 TALUS a slope formed by an accumulation of rock debris [n] |
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AIMO
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== MOAI == 544 a huge carved figure on Easter Island [n MOAI]
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AIMR
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== AMIR s == 826 a Muslim governor-AMEER [n -S]
== MAIR es == 827 more (a greater amount) [n -S] == RAMI ens == 828 an Asian shrub-RAMIE RAMEE [n -S] == p RIMA e == 829 a chink [n RIMAE] |
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AINN
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== NAIN == 846 own [adj]
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AINO
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== NAOI == 31 NAOS a Greek temple [n]
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AINS
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== cfghkmprstw AINS == 249 AIN a Hebrew letter [n]
== mr ANIS e == 250 ANI a tropical American bird [n] == ISNA e == 251 is not (no inflections)-ISNAE [v] == SAIN est == 252 2make the sign of the cross on-SANE [v -ED -ING -S] |
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AKNS
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== i KANS == 3194 a type of Indian grass [n -ES]
== SANK o == 3195 SINK 2subside 2a lower level [v] |
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AKNU
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== KUNA == 3196 Croatian monetary unit = 100 lipa [n KUNE]
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AKOR
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== KARO o == 1917 a New Zealand shrub [n KARO]
== KORA ist == 1918 an African musical instrument like the harp [n -S] == k OKRA s == 1919 a tall annual herb [n -S] |
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AKPU
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== PUKA == 4776 a broad leafed plant of New Zealand-PAPAUMA KAPUKA [n PUKA]
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ALLS
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== bcfghlmptw ALLS == 3845 ALL the whole (the entire thing) [n]
== SALL ey == 3846 this is the only form of this verb [v -ES] |
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ALMY
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== AMYL s == 4141 an alcohol radical-PENTYL [n -S]
== LYAM s == 4142 a leash-LYM LYME [n -S] == MYAL l == 4143 of African witchcraft [adj] |
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ALOV
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== OVAL s == 1834 an egg-shaped object [n -S]
== VOLA er == 1835 the hollow of a hand/foot [n VOLAE] |
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ALOW
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== ALOW e == 1836 2a lower position [adv]
== AWOL s == 1837 1who is absent without leave [n -S] |
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ALRY
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== ARYL s == 2273 a univalent radical [n -S]
== LYRA == 2274 part of phrase LYRA VIOL an old musical instrument of the lute family (no plural) [n pl] == RYAL s == 2275 a royal person [n -S] |
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ALTU
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== LATU == 1288 LAT a former monetary unit of Latvia [n]
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AMNU
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== MAUN d == 2280 must (cannot be conjugated) [v]
== NAMU == 2281 a New Zealand sandfly [n NAMU] |
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AMNW
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== MAWN == 3508 MAW 2mow (to cut down a crop) [v]
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ANNO
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== ANNO y == 1151 in the year [prep]
== cf ANON == 1152 at another time [adv] == NONA s == 1153 a virus disease [n -S] |
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ANOT
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== NOTA l == 141 NOTUM part of the thorax of an insect [n]
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ANOW
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== ANOW == 1115 enough [adj]
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AOPT
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== ATOP y == 1118 on top of [adj]
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AORR
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== ms ORRA == 1154 occasional [adj]
== ROAR sy == 1155 2utter a full loud sound of a lion [v -ED -ING -S] |
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AORS
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== bhrsv OARS == 337 OAR 2propel with long broad-bladed poles [v]
== OSAR == 338 OS an orifice (a mouth-like opening-ORIFEX) [n] == SOAR es == 339 2fly at a great height [v -ED -ING -S] == p SORA ls == 340 a marsh bird [n -S] |
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AORW
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== AROW == 1121 in a row-AREW [adv]
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AOSS
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== f OSSA == 2554 OS an orifice (a mouth-like opening-ORIFEX) [n]
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APRT
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== as PART isy == 1548 2divide separate/break [v -ED -ING -S]
== s PRAT esty == 1549 the buttocks [n -S] == twy RAPT == 1550 deeply engrossed [adj] == TARP s == 1551 a protective canvas covering [n -S] == s TRAP est == 1552 2catch in a snare [v TRAPT/TRAPPED TRAPPING TRAPS] |
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APTU
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== PATU s == 2316 a Maori club [n -S]
== TAPU s == 2317 2forbid the use of [v -ED -ING -S] == UPTA k == 2318 (Australian slang) of poor quality-UPTER [adj] |
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ARST
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== cdfhkmptw ARTS y == 685 ART works of creative imagination [n]
== bw RAST a == 686 RACE 2compete in a contest of speed [v] == bdfpt RATS == 687 RAT 2hunt long -tailed rodents [v] == STAR eknrst == 688 2shine as an actor/singer [v STARRED STARRING STARS] == s TARS i == 689 TAR 2cover with a viscous black liquid [v] == TSAR s == 690 an emperor/king-CZAR TZAR KSAR [n -S] |
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ARSU
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== RUSA s == 1290 an East Indian deer [n -S]
== SURA hlst == 1291 a chapter of the Koran [n -S] == b URSA e == 1292 a female bear (a furry animal) [n URSAE] |
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ARZZ
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== RAZZ == 5321 2deride (to ridicule (to make fun of)) [v -ED -ING -ES]
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BBOU
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== BUBO == 5186 a swelling of the lymph gland [n BUBOES]
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BDEU
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== BEDU == 2491 a nomadic Arab-BEDOUIN BEDAWIN BEDUIN [n BEDU]
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BEGO
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== BEGO t == 1594 2beset (to assail (to attack (to assault))) [v BEWENT BEGONE BEGOING BEGOES]
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BEIN
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== BEIN g == 472 comfortable [adj]
== BENI s == 473 the sesame plant-BENNE BENNI [n -S] == BIEN == 474 comfortable [adj] == BINE rs == 475 the stem of a climbing plant [n -S] |
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BENU
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== UNBE d == 1659 2cease 2have being [v UNBED UNBEEN UNBEING]
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BEOY
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== OBEY s == 2153 2do as 1is told [v -ED -ING -S]
== YEBO == 2154 yes [interj] |
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BETY
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== BYTE s == 2860 a group of adjacent binary digits [n -S]
== YBET == 2861 BEAT 2strike repeatedly [v] |
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BILO
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== a BOIL s == 1848 2vaporize liquid [v -ED -ING -S]
== g LOBI == 1849 LOBUS a small lobe (the lower soft part of the ear) [n] |
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BINY
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== INBY e == 3537 inward (towards the inside) [adv]
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BIST
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== BIST == 2350 BE 2exist (to have actual being 2live) [v]
== o BITS y == 2351 BIT 2restrain (to hold back) [v] |
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BOSY
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== BOYS y == 4369 BOY 2act a female role as a boy [v]
== SYBO ew == 4370 a variety of onion-CIBOL CIBOULE SYBOE SYBOW [n -ES] == YOBS == 4371 YOB a lout-YOBBO [n] |
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BPUY
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== UPBY e == 5301 a little further on-UPBYE [adv]
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BRRR
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== BRRR == 5328 used 2indicate that 1is cold-BRR [interj]
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CCEE
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== r ECCE == 4703 behold-ECCO [interj]
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CCEO
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== rs ECCO == 4033 behold-ECCO [interj]
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CCHO
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== CHOC kos == 5364 chocolate [n -S]
== COCH == 5365 (Spenser) a coach COCHES [n -ES] |
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CDEO
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== CODE cdnrsx == 1187 2convert into symbols [v CODED CODING CODES]
== COED s == 1188 a female student (a person formally engaged in learning) [n -S] == DECO rsy == 1189 a decorative style [n -S] == ECOD == 1190 a mild oath-EGAD EGADS IGAD [interj] |
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CDHI
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== CHID e == 4181 CHIDE 2scold (to rebuke harshly) [v]
== DICH t == 4182 do it [interj] |
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CDIO
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== is ODIC == 1853 pertaining 2an ode (a lyric poem) [adj]
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CDIU
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== DUCI == 3132 DUCE a leader (one who guides (to show the way)) [n]
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CDNO
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== y COND o == 2621 CON 2study carefully [v]
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CEEH
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== ECHE ds == 3245 2augment-EKE ECH EECH EIK ICH [v ECHED ECHING ECHES]
== bklr EECH == 3246 2augment-EKE ECH ECHE EIK ICH [v -ED -ING -ES] |
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CEHH
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== HECH t == 5278 an exclamation of surprise [interj]
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CEHL
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== LECH == 3647 2engage in lechery-LETCH [v -ED -ING -ES]
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CEHR
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== o CHER et == 2862 dear (costly (expensive)) [adj CHERRIER CHERRIEST]
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CEHT
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== fhw ECHT == 2863 authentic [adj]
== fklrv ETCH == 2864 2engrave with acid [v -ED -ING -ES] == TECH sy == 2865 a technical college [n -S] |
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CEIM
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== dh EMIC == 2049 analysed linguistically by internal structure [adj]
== a MICE == 2050 MOUSE a small rodent (a gnawing mammal) [n] |
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CEIP
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== s EPIC s == 2051 a long narrative poem [n -S]
== s PICE == 2052 a former coin of India &Pakistan [n PICE] |
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CEIT
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== CITE drs == 486 2quote as an example [v CITED CITING CITES]
== m ETIC == 487 having linguistic characteristics unrelated 2structure [adj] == TICE ds == 488 2entice (to lead astray) [v TICED TICING TICES] |
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CEIW
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== t WICE == 2055 canny (prudent-CANNIE) [adj]
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CEOS
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== COSE cdsty == 1192 2make oneself cosy [v COSED COSING COSES]
== d ECOS == 1193 ECO ecology (an environmental science) [n] == SECO == 1194 dry (of wine) [adj] |
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CFIU
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== CUIF s == 4185 a dolt-COOF [n -S]
== FUCI == 4186 FUCUS any of a genus of brown algae [n] |
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CFOR
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== CORF == 3722 a wagon used in a mine-CAUF [n CORVES]
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CFOT
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== COFT == 3723 COFF 2buy (to purchase (to buy (to purchase))) [v]
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CFSU
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== FUSC == 5042 dusky brown-FUSCOUS [adj]
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CHIL
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== LICH it == 4187 a corpse-LYCH [n LICHES]
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CHIM
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== MICH et == 4945 2play truant-MICHE MITCH [v -ED -ING -ES]
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CHIS
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== CHIS == 4188 CHI a Greek letter-KHI [n]
== ICHS == 4189 ICH a disease of certain fish [n] == SICH t == 4190 such (of that kind) [adj] |
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CHIT
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== CHIT s == 3541 2sprout (to begin 2grow) [v CHITTED CHITTING CHITS]
== abdfhmptw ITCH y == 3542 2have an irritating sensation in the skin [v -ED -ING -ES] == s TICH y == 3543 a small person (a human being) [n -ES] |
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CHIU
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== HUIC == 4191 used 2encourage hunting hounds [interj]
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CHIW
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== WICH == 4948 a tree [n -ES]
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CHLY
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== LYCH == 5302 a corpse-LICH [n LYCHES]
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CHOR
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== b ROCH == 3725 the little auk [n -ES]
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CHOU
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== CHOU tx == 4376 cabbage [n CHOUX]
== cmptv OUCH t == 4377 2ornament with settings 4precious stones [v -ED -ING -ES] |
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CHTU
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== CHUT e == 4717 an impatient expression [interj]
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CHUY
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== YUCH == 5305 expressing disgust-YUCCH [interj]
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CHWY
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== WYCH == 5402 a tree [n -ES]
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CINO
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== s CION s == 1127 a cutting from a plant/tree [n -S]
== COIN s == 1128 2make metal currency [v -ED -ING -S] == CONI acn == 1129 CONUS an anatomical part in mammals [n] == ICON s == 1130 a symbol/image-IKON [n ICONS/ICONES] |
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CINU
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== UNCI a == 2354 UNCUS a hook-shaped anatomical part [n]
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CIOT
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== CITO == 1132 quickly (in a speedy manner) [adv]
== COIT s == 1133 the buttocks [n -S] == l OTIC == 1134 pertaining 2the ear [adj] |
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CJOO
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== JOCO == 5019 cheerful (in good spirits) [adj]
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COOP
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== s COOP st == 4622 2confine (to shut within an enclosure) [v -ED -ING -S]
== POCO == 4623 a little (music) [adv] |
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CRSY
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== SCRY == 4719 2engage in crystal gazing [v SCRIED/SCRYDE SCRYDE SCRYING SCRIES]
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DDEO
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== EDDO == 1942 a tropical plant [n EDDOES]
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DEEI
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== EIDE r == 201 EIDOS an essence (a fundamental nature) [n]
== IDEE s == 202 an idea (a conception/a plan) [n -S] |
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DEEK
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== DEEK == 2902 look at that [interj]
== DEKE ds == 2903 2feint in hockey [v DEKED DEKING/DEKEING DEKES] == dr EKED == 2904 EKE 2augment-ECH ECHE EECH EIK ICH [v] |
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DEEL
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== DELE ds == 1051 2delete (to remove printed matter) [v DELED DELEING DELES]
== bg LEED == 1052 LEE 2make a false statement unintentionally [v] |
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DEFI
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== DEFI s == 956 a challenge [n -S]
== DEIF y == 957 deaf (Scots) [adj DEIFER DEIFEST] |
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DEIL
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== DEIL s == 288 the devil [n -S]
== DELI s == 289 a delicatessen-DELLY [n -S] == DIEL == 290 involving a full day [adj] == EILD s == 291 senility (mental &physical infirmity due 2old - inactive (indolent (lazy (disinclined toward work/exertion))) [adj IDLER IDLEST]. == cfp LIED == 293 a German song [n LIEDER] age) [n -S] == s IDLE drs == 292 2be unoccupied [v IDLED IDLING IDLES] |
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DEIM
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== DIME rs == 961 a USA coin [n -S]
== IDEM == 962 the same (an identical thing) [adj] |
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DEIS
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== DESI == 294 (Hinglish) local authentic-DESHI [adj]
== DIES == 295 DIE 2cut with a material shaping device [v] == abchnrstw IDES == 296 IDE a European freshwater fish [n] == a SIDE drs == 297 2support/agree with [v SIDED SIDING SIDES] |
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DEIV
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== DIVE drs == 964 2plunge headfirst into water [v DIVED DIVING DIVES]
== VIDE o == 965 see consult refer (Latin) -- no inflections [v] == i VIED == 966 VIE 2contend in rivalry [v] |
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DELS
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== DELS == 1379 DEL an operator in differential calculus [n]
== gmvw ELDS == 1380 ELD old age [n] == SELD == 1381 rare (uncommon (fairly rare)) [adj] == i SLED s == 1382 2transport on a wheelless structure over snow [v SLEDDED SLEDDING SLEDS] |
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DELT
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== DELT as == 721 short 4deltoid muscle [n -S]
== TELD == 722 TELL 2relate (to give an account of) [v] |
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DELY
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== g YELD == 2515 barren not giving milk [adj]
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DENO
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== DOEN == 158 DO 2perform (to begin &carry through 2completion) [v]
== DONE er == 159 DO 2perform (to begin &carry through 2completion) [v] == a NODE s == 160 a swollen enlargement [n -S] |
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DENU
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== DUNE s == 728 a hill of sand [n -S]
== NUDE rs == 729 a naked figure [n -S] - naked (without clothes) [adj NUDER NUDEST]. == b UNDE er == 730 wavy-UNDEE UNDY [adj] |
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DEOR
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== DERO s == 161 a derelict (Australian slang)-DERRO [n -S]
== DOER s == 162 1that does something [n -S] == a DORE e == 163 gilded [adj] == cu REDO nsx == 164 2do something again [v REDID REDONE REDOING REDOS/REDOES] == et RODE dos == 165 2perform an evening flight [v RODED RODING RODES] == ROED == 166 containing roe [adj] |
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DEOY
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== YODE l == 1205 YEAD 2go/proceed [v]
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DERU
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== DURE ds == 732 2endure (to last (to continue (to go on with))) [v DURED DURING DURES]
== cp RUDE rs == 733 a rude boy [n -S]- discourteous [adj RUDER RUDEST]. == gt RUED == 734 RUE 2feel sorrow/remorse 4[v]. == URDE e == 735 pointed [adj] |
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DERV
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== DERV s == 1689 fuel 4a diesel engine road vehicle [n -S]
== VERD == 1690 green in the phrase verd antique (marble) [adj] |
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DETY
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== TEDY == 1695 tedious (causing weariness) [adj TEDIER TEDIEST]
== TYDE == 1696 TIE 2fasten (to secure (to make safe/certain)) [v] == s TYED == 1697 TYE 2wash in a trough [v] |
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DFOW
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== DOWF == 4392 dull (mentally slow) [adj]
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DGIL
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== GILD s == 2474 2cover with a thin layer of gold [v GILT/GILDED GILDING GILDS]
== GLID e == 2475 slippery (tending 2cause slipping) [adj GLIDDER GLIDDEST] |
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DHIL
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== c HILD == 3135 HOLD 2keep possession of [v]
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DHIS
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== DISH y == 3136 2put into a concave vessel [v -ED -ING -ES]
== SIDH ae == 3137 fairy people (Irish)-SIDHE [n] |
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DHOS
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== DOHS == 3351 DOH a musical note [n]
== DOSH == 3352 money (a medium of exchange) [n -ES] == HODS == 3353 HOD 2bob (to move quickly up &down) [v] == SHOD == 3354 SHOE 2provide with a covering 4the foot [v] |
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DIIN
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== NIDI == 1423 NIDUS a breeding place [n]
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DIIX
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== DIXI et == 4032 I have spoken [interj]
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DIKL
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== KILD == 3986 KILL 2put 2death [v]
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DILO
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== DIOL s == 766 a chemical compound [n -S]
== IDOL as == 767 an object of worship [n -S] == LIDO s == 768 a fashionable beach resort [n -S] == s LOID s == 769 2open with a strip of celluloid [v -ED -ING -S] == s OLID == 770 rank-smelling [adj] |
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DILV
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== VILD e == 3139 vile (physically repulsive) [adj]
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DIMO
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== MODI i == 1858 MODUS a mode (a way/manner of acting) [n]
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DINO
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== DINO s == 348 a dinosaur (one of a group of extinct reptiles) [n -S]
== NODI == 349 NODUS a difficulty [n] |
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DIPT
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== DIPT == 2366 DIP 2immerse briefly in a liquid [v]
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DKNO
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== KOND o == 3448 KON 2know (to have a true understanding of) [v]
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DLOU
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== ac LOUD == 2126 strongly audible [adj LOUDER LOUDEST]
== LUDO s == 2127 a game [n -S] == cmnw OULD == 2128 old (living 4a long time) [adj OULDER OULDEST] |
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DLOY
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== ODYL es == 3359 a mystical pervasive force-OD ODYLE [n -S]
== gm OLDY == 3360 a popular song of an earlier day-OLDIE [n OLDIES] == YOLD == 3361 YIELD 2concede (to yield (to concede (to yield))) [v] |
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DNOO
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== DOON a == 1948 (Scots) down-DOUN [adv]
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DNOU
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== DOUN == 1439 (Scots) down-DOON [adv]
== UDON s == 1440 thick Japanese noodles [n -S] == UNDO == 1441 2bring 2ruin [v UNDID UNDONE UNDOING UNDOES] |
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DNOY
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== YOND == 2643 over there [adv]
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DNTY
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== TYND e == 3171 TIND 2kindle (to cause 2burn) [v]
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EEGU
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== EUGE == 1427 well done [interj]
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EEHT
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== l ETHE r == 1340 easy-EATH EATHE [adj]
== t HETE s == 1341 2command (pa t HOT HOTE pa p HOTEN)-HIGHT HECHT [v HOTE HOTEN HETING HETES] == THEE dks == 1342 2use the pronoun thee [v THEED THEEING THEES] |
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EEHW
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== WHEE lnp == 3252 used 2express delight [interj]
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EEIN
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== s EINE == 43 eyes [n]
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EEKL
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== KEEL s == 2908 2capsize (to overturn (to turn over)) [v -ED -ING -S]
== cgs LEEK s == 2909 a herb used in cookery [n -S] == LEKE == 2910 LEK a monetary unit of Albania [n] |
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EEKT
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== s KEET s == 2116 a young guinea fowl [n -S]
== KETE == 2117 a Maori basket woven from flax [n KETE] == s TEEK == 2118 well (Indian) [adj] |
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EELS
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== fhjkprstw EELS == 1055 EEL a snakelike fish [n]
== ELSE == 1056 otherwise [adv] == bfg LEES e == 1057 LEE 2make a false statement unintentionally [v] == SEEL dsy == 1058 2stitch closed the eyes of as a falcon [v -ED -ING -S] == SELE s == 1059 happiness [n -S] == SLEE kprt == 1060 sly (crafty (skillful in deceiving)) [adj SLEER SLEEST] |
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EELV
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== c LEVE elr == 2091 dear beloved [adj]
== VELE s == 2092 a veil [n -S] |
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EENS
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== bdglmnpt ENES == 562 ENE evening (poetic) [n]
== m ESNE s == 563 a domestic slave [n -S] == SEEN == 564 SEE 2observe with the eyes [v] == SENE == 565 a monetary unit of Western Samoa [n SENE] == SNEE drs == 566 2cut (to sever (to divide/cut into parts)) [v SNEED SNEEING SNEES] |
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EENY
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== s EYEN == 1359 EYE the organ of sight [n]
== EYNE == 1360 EYE the organ of sight [n] |
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EEOV
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== EVOE == 807 expressing Bacchic frenzy-EUOI EVHOE EVOHE [interj]
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EERW
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== fhns EWER s == 1367 a large pitcher (a container 4holding &pouring liquids) [n -S]
== st WEER == 1368 WEE tiny (very small) [adj] == WERE == 1369 BE 2exist (to have actual being 2live) [v] |
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EESS
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== blmry ESES == 2813 ES ess (the letter S-ES) [n]
== cdfgj ESSE s == 2814 actual existence [n -S] == SEES == 2815 SEE 2observe with the eyes [v] == SESE y == 2816 disputed meaning [interj] |
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EETW
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== e TWEE dlnrt == 1374 affectedly cute [adj TWEER TWEEST]
== st WEET es == 1375 2know (to have a true understanding of) [v -ED -ING -S] - wet (saturated with liquor) [adj WEETER WEETEST] |
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EFHM
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== FEHM e == 4603 a medieval German criminal court-VEHM [n FEHME]
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EFNO
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== FOEN == 608 FOE an enemy (a hostile foe) [n]
== FONE == 609 FOE an enemy (a hostile foe) [n] |
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EFNU
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== ENUF == 1702 enough used in texting [adj]
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EFRT
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== FRET s == 1025 2worry (to cause 2be anxious) [v FRETTED FRETTING FRETS]
== REFT == 1026 RIEVE 2rob (to steal (to take by theft)) [v] == TERF es == 1027 turf (the surface of land mattered with roots of grass) [n -S] == TREF a == 1028 not kosher-TREFA TREFAH TREIFA TEREFAH TREIF [adj] |
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EFRY
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== RYFE == 2872 rife (abundant (in great plenty)) [adj]
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EGGL
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== GLEG == 4230 alert (ready 4action) [adj GLEGGER GLEGGEST]
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EGIN
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== GIEN == 225 GIE 2give (to fetter (pa t GAVE GIVED GIVED)-GYVE) [v]
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EGNO
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== a GONE fr == 268 GO 2move along [v]
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EGOY
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== GOEY == 1596 anxious 2go [adj GOIER GOIEST]
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EGRT
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== GERT == 589 (English dialect) very big [adj]
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EHIL
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== ELHI == 974 pertaining 2school grades 1 212 [adj]
== HEIL s == 975 2salute (to greet with a sign of respect) [v -ED -ING -S] |
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EHKU
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== KUEH == 4470 a Malaysian Indian/Chinese cake [n KUEH]
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EHMV
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== VEHM e == 4605 a medieval German court-FEHM [n VEHME]
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EHOR
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== HERO ens == 614 a man revered 4his bravery courage etc-HEROE [n HEROS/HEROES]
== s HOER s == 615 1that hoes (to garden with a hoe) [n -S] == csw HORE == 616 mouldy (covered with mould) [adj] |
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EHOT
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== s HOTE ln == 617 HETE 2command (pa t HOT HOTE pa p HOTEN)-HIGHT HECHT [v]
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EHPT
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== HEPT == 2880 heaped (Spenser) [adj]
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EHPW
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== PHEW == 4606 used 2express relief fatigue/disgust [interj]
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EHTY
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== HYTE == 2884 insane (mentally unsound) [adj]
== THEY == 2885 3rd person pl [pron] |
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EIKS
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== r EIKS == 1800 EIK 2augment-EKE ECH ECHE EECH ICH [v]
== SEIK == 1801 sick (affected with ill health-SIC) [adj SEIKER SEIKEST] == SIKE rs == 1802 a small stream-SYKE [n -S] |
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EILP
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== cs LIPE == 980 LIPA Croatian monetary unit [n]
== s PILE adirs == 981 2lay 1upon the other [v PILED PILING PILES] == PLIE drs == 982 a movement in ballet [n -S] |
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EILR
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== LEIR s == 117 2teach (to instruct (to teach (to instruct))) [v -ED -ING -S]
== fps LIER s == 118 1that reclines (to lean/lie back) [n -S] == LIRE == 119 LIRA a monetary unit of Malta [n] == ao RIEL s == 120 a monetary unit of Cambodia [n -S] == RILE dsy == 121 2anger (to irritate (to provoke (to arouse 2anger/sexual desire))) [v RILED RILING RILES] |
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EINO
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== bm ONIE == 7 any (Scots)-ONY [adj]
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EIOU
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== EUOI == 36 expressing Bacchic frenzy-EVOE EVHOE EVOHE [interj]
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EIRU
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== IURE == 133 by right/by law [adv]
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EITT
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== TITE r == 540 promptly (in a prompt manner) [adv]
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EITV
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== e VITE x == 528 quickly (in a speedy manner) [adv]
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EITZ
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== ZITE == 1083 a type of pasta like macaroni-ZITI [n]
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EJNO
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== JEON == 1250 a monetary unit of South Korea [n JEON]
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EJOS
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== JOES == 1988 JOE a fellow [n]
== SJOE == 1989 wow (S Africa) [interj] |
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EJRU
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== JURE l == 2729 by law [adv]
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EKLU
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== LEKU == 3416 LEK a monetary unit of Albania [n]
== f LUKE == 3417 lukewarm (moderately warm) [adj] |
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EKLW
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== KEWL == 4475 cool hip [adj KEWLER KEWLEST]
== WELK est == 4476 2wither-WELKE [v -ED -ING -S] |
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EKNR
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== KERN es == 1876 2be formed with a projecting typeface [v -ED -ING -S]
== NERK as == 1877 a bothersome idiot [n -S] == RENK == 1878 horrible [adj RENKER RENKEST] |
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EKNU
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== KUNE == 2737 KUNA Croatian monetary unit = 100 lipa [n]
== NEUK s == 2738 a corner [n -S] == NUKE ds == 2739 2attack with nuclear weapons [v NUKED NUKING NUKES] |
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EKNY
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== KYNE == 3771 cows [n]
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EKOT
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== KETO l == 1255 pertaining 2ketone (a type of chemical compound) [adj]
== as TOKE dnrs == 1256 2puff a marijuana cigarette [v TOKED TOKING TOKES] |
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ELNT
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== bgo LENT io == 309 LEND 2give 4a time only [v]
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ELOV
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== LEVO == 1218 turning towards the left-LAEVO [adj]
== cgs LOVE drsy == 1219 2feel great affection 4[v LOVED LOVING LOVES] == hn OVEL s == 1220 a mourner of nearest blood relations (Jewish)-AVEL [n -S] == VOLE dst == 1221 2win all tricks in a card game [v VOLED VOLING VOLES] |
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ELPT
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== cs LEPT a == 1725 LEAP 2spring off the ground [v]
== s PELT as == 1726 2shower blows/missiles-PELTER [v -ED -ING -S] |
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ELTT
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== TELT == 1628 TELL 2relate (to give an account of) [v]
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ELZZ
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== LEZZ ay == 5330 a lesbian-LEZ LEZZA LEZZIE LEZZY [n -ES]
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EMNO
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== MENO == 618 less (music) [adv]
== g NOME ns == 619 a province of modern Greece-NOMARCHY [n -S] == nw OMEN s == 620 2provide with a prophetic sign [v -ED -ING -S] |
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EMNT
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== a MENT ao == 1033 MING 2mix (to combine together) [v]
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EMZZ
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== MEZZ eo == 5414 a mezzanine floor [n -ES]
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EORW
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== bcdlmprstv OWER == 640 over [prep]
== hp OWRE s == 641 rock containing a valuable metal-ORE [n -S] == WERO s == 642 a ritual challenge issued 2a visitor 2a marae (Maori) [n -S] == s WORE == 643 WEAR 2be dressed in clothing [v] |
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EOSW
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== bhly OWES == 1235 OWE 2be indebted 4[v]
== bdlst OWSE n == 1236 an ox (a hoofed mammal) [n OWSEN] == WOES == 1237 WOE grief (intense mental stress) [n] |
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EOTV
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== VETO == 646 2forbid/prevent authoritatively [v -ED -ING -ES]
== VOTE drs == 647 2express an opinion [v VOTED VOTING VOTES] |
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EPQU
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== QUEP == 4494 expressing derision [interj]
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EPRX
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== PREX y == 3778 a president-PREXY [n -ES]
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EPRY
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== PREY s == 2893 2exploit/terrorize victims [v -ED -ING -S]
== s PYRE sx == 2894 a pile of combustible material [n -S] == g RYPE r == 2895 a mountain-dwelling species of grouse [n RYPER] |
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ERTW
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== s TREW s == 1045 that which is true [n -S]
== WERT == 1046 BE 2exist (to have actual being 2live) [v] |
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ERTY
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== TREY s == 1047 the three in cards dice/dominoes [n -S]
== TRYE r == 1048 choice purified [adj] == TYER s == 1049 1that ties (to fasten (to secure)) [n -S] == s TYRE ds == 1050 2supply a covering 4a wheel [v TYRED TYRING TYRES] |
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ESTY
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== STEY == 1771 steep (precipitous) [adj STEYER STEYEST]
== STYE ds == 1772 an inflamed swelling of the eyelid [n -S] == s TYES == 1773 TYE 2wash in a trough [v] == YEST sy == 1774 a fungi (any of the major group of lower plants) [n -S] |
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ETTY
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== s TYTE == 2810 at once [adv]
== YETT s == 2811 a gate-YATE [n -S] |
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FFII
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== FIFI == 5154 as in fifi hook a mountaineering hook [adj]
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FFIK
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== s KIFF == 5406 excellent (South African slang) [adj]
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FFPT
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== PFFT == 5398 used 2express a sudden ending [interj]
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FIPU
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== PFUI == 4203 phooey (used as an exclamation of disgust/contempt) [interj]
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FOWW
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== WOWF == 5370 crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj WOWFER WOWFEST]
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GGNU
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== GUNG ey == 4976 part of phrase gung ho enthusiastically involved [adj]
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GHPU
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== PUGH == 5158 used 2express disgust [interj]
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GIMR
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== GRIM ey == 2846 stern &unrelenting [adj GRIMMER GRIMMEST]
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GINN
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== GINN y == 2804 a class of spirits in Muslim folklore [n]
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GINO
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== bdjlp INGO t == 595 the inner sides of a doorway [n INGOES]
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GMRU
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== GRUM ep == 4323 morose (sullen (showing brooding ill humour)) [adj GRUMMER GRUMMEST]
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GNOR
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== pw RONG == 1239 RING 2give forth a clear resonant sound [v]
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GOPU
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== UPGO == 3875 2go up [v UPGONE UPWENT UPGOING UPGOES]
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HHNU
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== HUNH == 5295 used 2ask 4a repetition of an utterance [interj]
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HIIL
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== c HILI == 3323 HILUS a small opening in a bodily organ-HILUM [n]
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HINS
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== cstw HINS == 2381 HIN a Hebrew unit of liquid measure [n]
== HISN == 2382 his (the possessive form of the pronoun HE) [pron] == k NISH == 2383 nothing (no-thing) [n -ES] == SHIN esy == 2384 2climb by gripping with the hands &legs-SHINNY [v SHINNED SHINNING SHINS] == SINH s == 2385 a hyperbolic function of an angle [n -S] |
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HIOT
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== THIO l == 1139 containing sulphur [adj]
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HIOW
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== WHIO == 2938 New Zealand mountain duck [n WHIO]
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HIPT
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== w HIPT == 3549 HIP 2build a type of roof [v]
== PITH sy == 3550 2sever the central nervous system of [v -ED -ING -S] |
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HIRT
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== THIR dl == 1565 these (the person/thing just mentioned) [pron]
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HIST
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== sw HIST s == 2388 2hoist (to raise with tackle) [v -ED -ING -S]
== csw HITS == 2389 HIT 2strike (to hit (to strike (to hit))) [v] == SHIT es == 2390 2defecate (to discharge faeces) [v SHITTED SHAT SHITTING SHITS] == SITH e == 2391 since (from then until now) [adv] == THIS == 2392 the person/thing just mentioned [pron THESE] |
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HISW
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== s WISH at == 4211 2desire (to wish for) [v -ED -ING -ES]
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HLOP
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== HOLP == 4410 HELP 2give aid [v]
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HLOT
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== HOLT s == 2662 a grove (a small forested area) [n -S]
== cs LOTH == 2663 unwilling-LOATH [adj LOTHER LOTHEST] |
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HMOS
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== HOMS == 4413 HOM a sacred plant of the ancient Persians-HOMA [n]
== MHOS == 4414 MHO a unit of electrical conductance [n] == MOSH == 4415 2dance frantically 2rock music [v -ED -ING -ES] == OHMS == 4416 OHM a unit of electrical resistance [n] == SHMO == 4417 a stupid person-SCHMO SCHMOCK SCHMOE [n -ES] |
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HMPU
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== ctw HUMP hsy == 5311 2bend into a rounded projection [v -ED -ING -S]
== bhs UMPH == 5312 expressive of reserved doubt [interj] |
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HNOT
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== THON g == 1890 yon [adj]
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HOOS
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== bct OHOS == 3801 OHO an expression of surprise [n]
== bp OOHS == 3802 OOH 2express surprise [v] == SHOO klnst == 3803 2drive away [v -ED -ING -S] == SOHO == 3804 a huntsman's halloo [interj] |
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HOPS
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== csw HOPS == 4418 HOP 2move by jumping on 1foot [v]
== PHOS == 4419 PHO an expression of disgust-FOH PHOH [n] == s POSH o == 4420 2polish (to make lustrous by rubbing) [v -ED -ING -ES]- elegant (having fastidious taste) [adj POSHER POSHEST]. == SHOP es == 4421 2visit shops 2buy goods [v SHOPPED SHOPPING SHOPS]. == SOPH sy == 4422 a second year student [n -S] |
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HORT
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== THRO bew == 1891 through (by way of) [prep]
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HOTW
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== WHOT == 3742 hot (having a high temperature) [adj]
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HOWW
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== e WHOW == 5374 of deploration [interj]
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HPRU
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== PRUH == 4725 a call 4a horse 2stop-PROO [interj]
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HRTU
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== HURT s == 3174 2injure (to harm/do hurt to) [v -ING -S]
== t RUTH s == 3175 compassion [n -S] == THRU m == 3176 through (by way of) [prep] |
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IILR
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== LIRI == 1428 LIRA a monetary unit of Malta [n]
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IIMR
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== MIRI n == 2592 MIR a Russian peasant commune [n]
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IINS
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== NISI == 1429 not yet final [adj]
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IIST
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== v ISIT == 1432 is it? (South Africa) [interj]
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IJMP
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== JIMP y == 5201 natty (neatly dressed) [adj JIMPER JIMPEST]
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ILOS
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== bcfmnrst OILS == 771 OIL 2lubricate with a greasy substance [v]
== SILO s == 772 2store in a large cylindrical structure [v -ED -ING -S] == SOIL sy == 773 2make dirty (soiled) [v -ED -ING -S] == SOLI d == 774 SOLO a musical composition 4a single voice/instrument [n] |
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ILOT
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== LOTI c == 357 a monetary unit of Lesotho [n MALOTI]
== TOIL es == 358 2work hard [v -ED -ING -S] |
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ILTU
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== LITU == 1312 LITAS a former monetary unit of Lithuania-LIT [n]
== s LUIT == 1313 LET 2allow 2go/come [v] |
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IMMO
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== MOMI == 4574 MOMUS a carping person [n]
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IMOO
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== MOOI == 2134 fine (delicate) [adj]
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IMOR
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== MIRO == 1141 a tall New Zealand tree [n MIRO]
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IMZZ
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== MIZZ y == 5432 misery (a state of great suffering) [n -ES]
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INOR
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== INRO == 146 a Japanese ornamental container [n INRO]
== g IRON esy == 147 2eliminate wrinkles from clothes by pressing [v -ED -ING -S] == NOIR s == 148 a bleak type of crime fiction [n -S] == NORI as == 149 a seaweed used 4food [n -S] == gp ROIN s == 150 2mutter (to murmur) [v -ED -ING -S] |
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INTY
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== TINY == 1572 a small child (a young person) [n TINIES]- very small [adj TINIER TINIEST].
== TYIN g == 1573 a small unit of money in Kyrgyzstan-TYIYN [n TYIN] |
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IORS
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== SORI == 360 SORUS a cluster of plant reproductive bodies [n]
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IORT
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== ag RIOT s == 153 2take part in a violent public disturbance [v -ED -ING -S]
== ROTI s == 154 an unleavened bread [n -S] == TIRO s == 155 a beginner/novice-TYRO [n TIROS/TIROES] == TORI ci == 156 TORUS a large convex moulding-TORE [n] == TRIO lrs == 157 a group of three [n -S] |
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IOVV
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== VIVO == 4575 lively (full of energy) [adj]
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IPRT
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== dg RIPT == 1574 RIP 2tear apart roughly [v]
== as TRIP esy == 1575 2stumble (to trip when walking/running) [v TRIPPED TRIPPING TRIPS] |
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IPRU
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== PUIR == 2422 poor (lacking the means of support) [adj PUIRER PUIREST]
== PURI mns == 2423 a light flat wheat cake-POORI [n -S] |
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IPTT
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== TIPT == 3445 having a tip [adj]
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IPTU
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== PTUI == 2427 a spitting sound-PTOOEY [interj]
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KOOR
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== KORO == 3886 an elderly Maori man [n KORO]
== bcd ROOK sy == 3887 2swindle (to cheat (to defraud (to swindle))) [v -ED -ING -S] |
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KOOT
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== KOTO sw == 3888 a musical instrument [n -S]
== TOKO s == 3889 punishment [n -S] == s TOOK == 3890 TAKE 2seize possession [v] |
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KRSY
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== SKRY == 5094 2decry (to denounce (to condemn openly)) [v SKRIED SKRYING SKRIES]
== SKYR es == 5095 curd [n -S] |
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LNOR
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== LORN == 783 abandoned [adj]
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LOOR
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== f LOOR d == 1955 beloved [adj]
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MOUV
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== n OVUM == 4442 the female reproductive cell [n OVA]
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MOZZ
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== MOZZ == 5433 a curse [n -ES]
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MPTY
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== TYMP s == 5143 the plate on a blast-furnace [n -S]
== YMPT == 5144 YMPE 2graft (to unite with a growing plant by insertion-GRAFF) [v] |
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NNOW
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== k NOWN == 3632 own [adj]
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NORU
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== bmy OURN == 786 belonging 2us-OURS [pron]
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NOST
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== ONST == 787 once [adv]
== SNOT s == 788 2blow the nose [v SNOTTED SNOTTING SNOTS] == TONS == 789 TON a unit of weight [n] |
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NOTT
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== NOTT == 1871 with short cropped hair [adj]
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NOTU
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== ks NOUT == 790 cattle (domesticated bovines) [n]
== s TOUN s == 791 a town (an urban area) [n -S] == jp UNTO == 792 2(in the direction of) [prep] |
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NOTY
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== as TONY == 1901 a simpleton [n TONIES]- stylish (fashionable) [adj TONIER TONIEST].
== a YONT == 1902 position beyond [prep] |
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OOPR
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== s POOR it == 3010 lacking the means of support [adj POORER POOREST]
== PROO f == 3011 a call 4a horse 2stop-PRUH [interj] == dt ROOP sy == 3012 2make a hoarse sound [v -ED -ING -S] |
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OOTW
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== WOOT z == 3015 wilt thou (no inflections) [v]
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OOTZ
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== ZOOT y == 3893 in zoot suit [adj]
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OPRT
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== as PORT asy == 1903 2shift 2the left side [v -ED -ING -S]
== s TROP e == 1904 too much [adv] |
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OPZZ
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== POZZ y == 5434 positive-POZ [adj]
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ORTV
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== VROT == 1905 rotten (South African slang) [adj]
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OSTT
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== STOT st == 2597 2bound-STOTT [v STOTTED STOTTING STOTS]
== y TOST == 2598 TOSS 2throw lightly [v] == s TOTS == 2599 TOT 2total (to amount to) [v] |
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OSTW
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== dlnrt OWTS == 2720 OWT anything (something as opposed 2nothing) [n]
== STOW nps == 2721 2put away [v -ED -ING -S] == SWOT s == 2722 2study hard [v SWOTTED SWOTTING SWOTS] == s TOWS ey == 2723 TOW 2pull by means of a chain/rope [v] == TWOS == 2724 TWO a number [n] == WOST == 2725 WIT 2know (to have a true understanding of) [v] == s WOTS == 2726 WOT 2know (to have a true understanding of) [v] |
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PSST
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== PSST == 5013 used 2attract attention
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PTUZ
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== PUTZ == 5098 2waste time [v -ED -ING -ES]
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