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AABEORT
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== AEROBAT s == 1444 one that performs feats in an aircraft
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AACEINR
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== ACARINE s == 1044 a tick-like animal-ACARID ACARIDAN
== CARINAE == 1045 CARINA a keel-like ridge |
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AADEENR
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== ANEARED == 1015 ANEAR 2approach to come near to VERB!
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AADEERT
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== AERATED == 1016 AERATE 2put air into VERB!
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AADELNR
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== ADRENAL s == 1622 an endocrine gland
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AADELNT
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== LANATED == 1623 covered with wool-LANATE LANOSE
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AADELRT
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== LATERAD == 1624 toward the side
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AADENST
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== ANSATED == 1625 having a handle-ANSATE
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AADERTU
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== AURATED == 1626 gold-coloured
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AADINRT
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== INTRADA sy == 1491 a musical prelude
== RADIANT s == 1492 a point from which rays are omitted |
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AADNORT
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== ONDATRA s == 1704 a large American vole
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AAEELRT
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== LAETARE s == 1017 the fourth Sunday in Lent
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AAEERST
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== AERATES == 1018 AERATE 2put air into VERB!
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AAEERTU
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== l AUREATE == 1019 golden of the colour of gold
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AAEGILR
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== LAIRAGE s == 1325 cattle housing
== REGALIA ns == 1326 a big cigar a roll of tobacco leaves 4smoking |
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AAEGIST
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== AGATISE ds == 1327 2cause 2resemble agate-AGATIZE VERB! AGATISED AGATISING AGATISES
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AAEGNRT
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== TANAGER s == 1366 a brightly coloured bird
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AAEGORS
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== AGAROSE s == 1578 a sugar obtained from agar
== OARAGES == 1579 OARAGE a rowing movement |
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AAEHIRT
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== HETAIRA is == 1046 a Greek courtesan HETAIRAS/HETAIRAI
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AAEIMNT
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== AMENTIA s == 1047 mental deficiency
== ANIMATE drs == 1048 2give life 2VERB! ANIMATED ANIMATING ANIMATES |
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AAEIMRT
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== AMIRATE s == 1049 the rank of an amir-AMEERATE
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AAEINPT
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== PATINAE d == 1050 PATINA a sheen acquired through time
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AAEIPRT
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== APTERIA == 1051 APTERIUM a bare patch on a bird's skin
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AAEIRTV
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== VARIATE ds == 1052 2vary to make different VERB! VARIATED VARIATING VARIATES
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AAEIRTW
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== AWAITER s == 1053 one who awaits to wait for
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AAELNRS
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== ARSENAL s == 1627 a storehouse 4weapons
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AAELNST
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== SEALANT s == 1628 a sealing agent
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AAELRST
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== TARSEAL s == 1629 New Zealand the bitumen surface of a road
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AAEMNOR
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== AMARONE s == 1445 a dry red wine
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AAEORRT
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== AERATOR s == 1363 one that aerates to put air into
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AAERSTU
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== AURATES == 1630 AURATE a salt containing gold
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AAIINRT
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== ANTIAIR == 1660 directed against attacking aircraft
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AAILORS
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== ROSALIA s == 1661 ascending music
== SOLARIA == 1662 SOLARIUM a room exposed 2the sun |
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AAILORU
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== RAOULIA s == 1663 a large white plant
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AAILOST
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== SOLATIA == 1664 SOLATIUM compensation given 4damages 2the feelings
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AAINRST
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== ANTIARS == 1493 ANTIAR the upas-tree
== bp ARTISAN s == 1494 a skilled workman == TSARINA s == 1495 the wife of a czar-CZARINA CZARITSA CZARITZA TSARITZA TSARINA |
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AAIORSU
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== SAOUARI s == 1665 an American tree
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AANORST
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== TORANAS == 1705 TORANA an arched gateway-TORAN
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ABCEIOR
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== AEROBIC s == 1648 requiring free oxygen
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ABCEIOT
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== ICEBOAT s == 1649 a vehicle that sails on ice
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ABDEEIR
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== BEADIER == 1328 BEADY resembling beads
== BEARDIE rs == 1329 a bearded person-BEARDY |
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ABDEILR
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== BALDIER == 1851 BALDY having no hair
== BEDRAIL s == 1852 a rail that runs along the side of a bed == BRAILED == 1853 BRAIL 2haul in a sail VERB! == RAILBED s == 1854 the bed of a railway track == RIDABLE == 1855 capable of being ridden-RIDEABLE |
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ABDEILT
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== LIBATED == 1856 LIBATE 2pour in honour 2VERB!
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ABDEINS
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== BANDIES t == 1857 BANDY 2toss 2&fro VERB!
== BASINED == 1858 put in a basin |
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ABDEIRS
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== ABIDERS == 1859 ABIDER one who abides to wait for
== BARDIES t == 1860 BARDIE an Australian wood-boring grub == BRAISED == 1861 BRAISE 2stew to cook by boiling slowly VERB! == DARBIES == 1862 handcuffs == SEABIRD s == 1863 any marine bird == SIDEBAR s == 1864 a short news story accompanying a major story |
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ABDEIRU
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== DAUBIER == 1865 DAUBY smeary smeared
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ABDEIST
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== BASTIDE s == 1866 a French country house
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ABDENOR
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== BANDORE s == 1100 ancient musical instrument-BANDORA PANDORA PANDORE PANDURA
== BROADEN s == 1101 2make wider extending far VERB! -ED -ING |
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ABDENOT
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== BATONED == 1102 BATON 2strike with a truncheon-BATOON VERB!
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ABDEORT
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== ABORTED == 1103 ABORT 2come 2nothing VERB!
== BORATED == 1104 BORATE 2mix with borax/boric acid VERB! == TABORED == 1105 TABOR 2beat on a small drum-TABER TABOUR VERB! |
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ABEEINS
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== BEANIES == 1330 BEANIE a small cap-BEANY
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ABEEIST
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== BEASTIE s == 1331 a four-footed animal
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ABEELOR
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== EARLOBE s == 1580 the soft lower part of the outer ear
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ABEEORS
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== AEROBES == 1581 AEROBE an organism that requires free oxygen-AEROBIUM
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ABEGINR
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== a BEARING s == 1550 demeanor the manner in which one conducts oneself
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ABEGINT
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== BEATING s == 1551 a defeat
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ABEGNOR
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== BEGROAN s == 1809 2moan to utter a low mournful sound VERB! -ED -ING
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ABEIINT
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== BAINITE s == 1054 a byproduct of steel treatment
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ABEILNS
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== LESBIAN s == 1867 a female homosexual
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ABEILOS
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== l OBELIAS == 1084 OBELIA a marine hydroid-pl of OBELION
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ABEILRS
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== BAILERS == 1868 BAILER a person who bails property 2another-BAILOR
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ABEILST
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== ABLEIST s == 1869 discriminatory against disabled people someone who discriminates against disabled people
== ALBITES == 1870 ALBITE a mineral == ASTILBE s == 1871 a flowering plant == BASTILE s == 1872 a prison == BESTIAL s == 1873 cattle domesticated bovines == BLASTIE rs == 1874 a dwarf an extremely small person == LIBATES == 1875 LIBATE 2pour in honour 2VERB == STABILE s == 1876 a stationary abstract sculpture |
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ABEIOTV
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== OBVIATE ds == 1650 2forestall VERB! OBVIATED OBVIATING OBVIATES
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ABELNOT
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== NOTABLE s == 1106 a person of distinction
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ABELORT
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== BLOATER s == 1107 a smoked herring
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ABENORS
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== BORANES == 1108 BORANE a non-metallic element
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ABENOST
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== ONBEATS == 1109 ONBEAT on the beat cf offbeat
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ABEORST
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== BOASTER s == 1110 one who boasts to brag to boast
== BOATERS == 1111 BOATER one that boats to travel on a watercraft == BORATES == 1112 BORATE 2mix with borax/boric acid VERB! == REBATOS == 1113 REBATO a wide lace-edged collar-RABATO == SORBATE s == 1114 a sorbed substance |
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ACDEEIR
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== DECIARE s == 1332 a metric unit of area
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ACDEILN
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== INLACED == 1877 INLACE 2entwine/entangle-ENLACE VERB!
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ACDEILR
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== DECRIAL s == 1878 the act of decrying to denounce to condemn openly
== RADICEL s == 1879 a rootlet a small root == RADICLE s == 1880 a part of a plant embryo |
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ACDEILT
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== CITADEL s == 1881 a fortress
== DELTAIC == 1882 pertaining 2a delta-DELTIC == DIALECT s == 1883 a language peculiar 2a region == EDICTAL == 1884 pertaining 2edicts an order proclaimed by authority |
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ACDEINS
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== CANDIES == 1885 CANDIE an Indian weight
== INCASED == 1886 INCASE 2put in a case-ENCASE VERB! |
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ACDEIOS
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== CODEIAS == 1085 CODEIA a narcotic alkaloid-CODEIN CODEINA CODEINE
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ACDEIRS
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== CARDIES == 1887 CARDY a short form of cardigan a woollen jacket which buttons in front-CARDI CARDIE
== DARCIES == 1888 DARCY a unit of geological permeability == RADICES == 1889 RADIX the root of a plant == SIDECAR s == 1890 a passenger car attached 2a motorcycle |
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ACDEIRU
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== DECURIA s == 1891 a group of ten soldiers-DECURY
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ACDEIST
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== ACIDEST == 1892 ACID sour sharp/biting 2the taste
== DACITES == 1893 DACITE a fine-grained volcanic rock |
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ACDENOR
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== ACORNED == 1115 having acorns
== DRACONE s == 1116 a container used 4transporting liquids by sea |
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ACDENOT
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== TACNODE s == 1117 a point of contact between two curves
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ACDEORT
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== CORDATE == 1118 hearthaped
== REDCOAT s == 1119 a British soldier during the American Revolution |
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ACEEINU
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== EUCAINE s == 1333 an anaesthetic safer than cocaine-EUCAIN
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ACEENRT
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== CENTARE s == 1370 a measure of land area-CENTIARE
== CRENATE d == 1371 having a notched/scalloped edge-CRENATED == p REENACT s == 1372 2enact again VERB! -ED -ING |
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ACEEORS
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== ACEROSE == 1582 needlehaped
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ACEEOST
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== ACETOSE == 1583 like vinegar
== COATEES == 1584 COATEE a small coat |
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ACEGINR
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== ANERGIC == 1552 relating 2 ANERGY
== GRECIAN s == 1553 a step-GRECE GREECE GREESE GREESING GRESE GRESSING GRIECE GRIZE |
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ACEGIRT
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== CIGARET s == 1554 a narrow roll of finely cut tobacco 4smoking
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ACEGNOR
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== ACROGEN s == 1810 a non-flowering plant
== CORNAGE s == 1811 a feudal service |
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ACEGNOT
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== COAGENT s == 1812 someone working together with another
== COGNATE s == 1813 one that is related 2another |
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ACEHIOT
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== ACHIOTE s == 1651 a yellowish red dye-ANATTA ANATTO ANNATTA ANNATTO ROUCOU
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ACEILNS
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== INLACES == 1894 INLACE 2entwine/entangle-ENLACE VERB!
== SANICLE s == 1895 a medicinal herb == SCALENI == 1896 SCALENUS a muscle in the neck |
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ACEILNU
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== a CAULINE == 1897 pertaining 2a stem
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ACEILOS
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== CELOSIA s == 1086 a flowering plant
== COALISE ds == 1087 2bring into coalition-COALIZE VERB! COALISED COALISING COALISES |
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ACEILRS
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== CLARIES == 1898 CLARY an aromatic herb
== ECLAIRS == 1899 ECLAIR a cream filled pastry == e SCALIER == 1900 SCALY peeling off in flakes |
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ACEILRU
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== AURICLE ds == 1901 the external ear/earhaped part-AURICULA
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ACEILST
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== ASTELIC == 1902 lacking a stele
== g ELASTIC s == 1903 a stretchable material == LACIEST == 1904 LACEY resembling lacework-LACY == LATICES == 1905 LATEX the milky juice of rubber trees == SALICET as == 1906 organ stops |
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ACEIMNO
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== ENCOMIA == 1652 ENCOMIUM an address of praise-ENCOMION
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ACEIMOR
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== COREMIA == 1653 COREMIUM an organ of certain fungi
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ACEINOP
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== APNOEIC == 1654 pertaining 2apnea temporary cessation of breathing-APNOEA
== PAEONIC s == 1655 a rhythm pattern in verse-PAEON |
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ACEINSU
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== EUCAINS == 1907 EUCAIN an anaesthetic safer than cocaine-EUCAINE
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ACEIOPT
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== ECTOPIA s == 1656 abnormal displacement of body parts-ECTOPY
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ACEIRSU
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== SAUCIER s == 1908 a chef who specializes in sauces
== URICASE s == 1909 an enzyme a complex protein-ENZYM |
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ACELNOR
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== CORNEAL == 1120 relating 2the eye
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ACELNOT
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== LACTONE s == 1121 a cyclic ester
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ACELORT
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== LOCATER s == 1122 one who locates-LOCATOR
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ACENOOR
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== CORONAE == 1717 CORONA a luminous circle around a celestial body
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ACENORS
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== CANOERS == 1123 CANOER one who canoes to paddle a small slender boat
== CARNOSE == 1124 fleshy having much flesh == COARSEN s == 1125 2make coarse rough uneven not even VERB! -ED -ING == CORNEAS == 1126 CORNEA a part of the eye == EARCONS == 1127 EARCON an audible marker in a computer display == NARCOSE s == 1128 characterized by stupor |
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ACENOST
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== COSTEAN s == 1129 2dig down 2the bedrock VERB! -ED -ING
== OCTANES == 1130 OCTANE a liquid hydrocarbon |
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ACEORST
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== COASTER s == 1131 a sled
== COATERS == 1132 COATER one that coats to cover with an outer garment == RECOATS == 1133 RECOAT 2coat again VERB! |
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ACEORTU
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== OUTRACE ds == 1134 2run faster than VERB! OUTRACED OUTRACING OUTRACES
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ADDEINO
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== ADENOID s == 1038 glandular tissue at the back of the nose
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ADDEINR
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== DANDIER == 1773 DANDY fine delicate
== DRAINED == 1774 DRAIN 2draw off a liquid VERB! |
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ADDEINT
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== NIDATED == 1775 NIDATE 2become implanted in the uterus VERB!
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ADDEIOR
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== RADIOED == 1039 RADIO 2transmit by wireless VERB!
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ADDEIOT
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== IODATED == 1040 IODATE 2treat with iodine-IODINATE VERB!
== TOADIED == 1041 TOADY 2fawn on/flatter VERB! |
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ADDEIRT
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== TARDIED == 1776 TARDY 2retard to hold back VERB!
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ADEEFIR
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== r AREFIED == 1334 AREFY 2dry up VERB!
== FEDARIE s == 1335 an accomplice-FEDERARY FOEDARIE |
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ADEEGNR
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== dl ANGERED == 1507 ANGER 2irritate to provoke to arouse 2anger/sexual desire VERB!
== DERANGE drs == 1508 2disorder to disarrange VERB! DERANGED DERANGING DERANGES == ENRAGED == 1509 ENRAGE 2make angry feeling hostility VERB! == GRANDEE s == 1510 a man of high rank == GRENADE s == 1511 an explosive device |
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ADEEGNT
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== AGENTED == 1512 AGENT 2act 4another with authority VERB!
== NEGATED == 1513 NEGATE 2nullify to negate to nullify to negate VERB! |
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ADEEHIR
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== HEADIER == 1336 HEADY intoxicating
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ADEEIMN
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== DEMAINE s == 1337 treatment-DEMAYNE DEMEANE
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ADEEIMT
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== MEDIATE ds == 1338 2interpose between parties as a friend 2each VERB! MEDIATED MEDIATING MEDIATES
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ADEEINN
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== ADENINE s == 1093 an alkaloid a type of chemical compound
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ADEEIRR
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== READIER == 1094 READY prepared
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ADEEIRW
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== a WEARIED == 1339 WEARY 2make tired exhausted VERB!
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ADEEITV
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== DEVIATE ds == 1340 2differ from normal ways VERB! DEVIATED DEVIATING DEVIATES
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ADEELNS
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== LEADENS == 1754 LEADEN 2become heavy weighty having a great weight VERB!
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ADEELOS
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== ELODEAS == 1022 ELODEA an aquatic herb
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ADEELRS
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== DEALERS == 1755 DEALER one that deals to trade to have dealing with
== p LEADERS == 1756 LEADER one who guides to show the way == REDEALS == 1757 REDEAL 2deal again VERB! |
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ADEELST
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== DELATES == 1758 DELATE 2accuse to bring a charge against VERB!
== STEALED == 1759 STEAL 2take by theft VERB! |
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ADEEOPT
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== ADOPTEE s == 1585 one who is adopted
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ADEEORW
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== OARWEED s == 1586 a type of seaweed a plant growing in the sea
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ADEESTU
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== SAUTEED == 1760 SAUTE 2fry in a small amount of fat VERB!
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ADEFINS
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== FADEINS == 1910 FADEIN a gradual increase in the brightness of an image
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ADEFIRS
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== FARSIDE s == 1911 the farther side
== FRAISED == 1912 FRAISE 2fortify with a horizontal palisade VERB! |
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ADEFIST
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== DAFTIES == 1913 DAFTIE someone who is silly
== FADIEST == 1914 FADY wearing away |
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ADEGLOT
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== GLOATED == 1398 GLOAT 2regard with great/excessive satisfaction VERB!
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ADEGNOS
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== SONDAGE s == 1399 a trial bore
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ADEGNRT
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== DRAGNET s == 1024 a net 4trawling
== GRANTED == 1025 GRANT 2bestow upon VERB! |
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ADEGORS
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== DOGEARS == 1400 DOGEAR 2turn down a corner of a page VERB!
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ADEGOST
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== DOGATES == 1401 DOGATE the office of a doge-DOGESHIP DOGEATE
== DOTAGES == 1402 DOTAGE the state of senility |
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ADEHILN
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== HIELAND == 1915 characteristic of Highlanders esp in respect of supposed gullibility
== INHALED == 1916 INHALE 2take into the lungs VERB! |
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ADEHIRS
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== AIRSHED s == 1917 the air supply of a given region
== DASHIER == 1918 DASHY stylish fashionable == HARDIES t == 1919 HARDY a blacksmith's chisel == SHADIER == 1920 SHADY underhand |
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ADEIILS
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== DAILIES == 1612 DAILY a newspaper published every day
== LIAISED == 1613 LIAISE 2form a link with VERB! == SEDILIA == 1614 SEDILIUM a seat in a church 4officiating clergyEDILE |
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ADEILMO
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== MELODIA s == 1088 a type of organ stop
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ADEILNN
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== ANNELID s == 1708 any of a phylum of segmented worms
== LINDANE s == 1709 an insecticide |
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ADEILNP
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== PLAINED == 1921 PLAIN 2complain to express discontent VERB!
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ADEILNV
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== ANDVILE s == 1922 anvil
== ANVILED == 1923 ANVIL 2shape on a heavy iron block VERB! |
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ADEILOP
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== OEDIPAL == 1089 pertaining 2a child's sexual feeling 2a parent-OEDIPEAN
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ADEILPR
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== LIPREAD s == 1924 2understand spoken words by interpreting the lip movements of a speaker VERB! -ING
== PEDRAIL s == 1925 a tractor whose wheels have little feet == PREDIAL s == 1926 a rural slave-PRAEDIAL |
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ADEILPT
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== PLAITED == 1927 PLAIT 2braid to plait to braid to plait VERB!
== TALIPED s == 1928 a person afflicted with a clubfoot |
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ADEILRR
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== LARDIER == 1710 LARDY like lard
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ADEILRV
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== RIVALED == 1929 RIVAL 2strive 2equal/surpass
== VALIDER == 1930 VALID sound legally adequate |
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ADEILRY
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== READILY == 1931 in a ready manner
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ADEILSU
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== AUDILES == 1425 AUDILE one who thinks in terms of sounds
== DEASIUL s == 1426 motion in the same direction as the sun-DEASIL DEASOIL DEISEAL DEISHEAL == DUALISE ds == 1427 2make twofold-DUALIZE VERB! DUALISED DUALISING DUALISES |
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ADEIMNS
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== DEMAINS == 1932 DEMAIN a manor house &its untenanted land-DEMESNE
== MAIDENS == 1933 MAIDEN a young unmarried woman == MEDIANS == 1934 MEDIAN a central part == MEDINAS == 1935 MEDINA the native quarter of a North African city == SIDEMAN == 1936 a member of a jazz band SIDEMEN |
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ADEIMNU
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== UNAIMED == 1937 without aim
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ADEIMOU
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== MIAOUED == 1090 MIAOU 2make the sound of a crying cat-MEOW MEOU MIAOW MIAUL VERB!
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ADEIMRS
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== ADMIRES == 1938 ADMIRE 2have a high opinion of VERB!
== MARDIES t == 1939 MARDY 2behave like a spoilt child VERB! == MISREAD s == 1940 2read incorrectly VERB! MISREAD MISREADING MISREADS == SEDARIM == 1941 SEDER a Jewish ceremonial dinner == SIDEARM s == 1942 a weapon worn on the side |
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ADEIMST
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== DIASTEM as == 1943 an interruption in the deposition of sediment
== MISDATE ds == 1944 2date incorrectly VERB! MISDATED MISDATING MISDATES |
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ADEIMTU
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== IDEATUM == 1945 the real object of an idea IDEATA
== TAEDIUM s == 1946 the state of being tedious-TEDIUM |
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ADEINNS
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== DANNIES == 1711 DANNY the hand-DONNY
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ADEINOX
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== DIOXANE s == 1386 a toxic flammable solvent-DIOXAN
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ADEINOZ
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== ADONIZE ds == 1387 2adorn oneself-ADONISE VERB! ADONIZED ADONIZING ADONIZES
== ANODIZE ds == 1388 2give a protective coat-ANODISE VERB! ANODIZED ANODIZING ANODIZES |
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ADEINPS
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== PANDIES == 1947 PANDY 2punish by striking the hand VERB!
== PANSIED == 1948 bedecked with pansies == SPAINED == 1949 SPAIN 2wean to take off mother's milk VERB! |
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ADEINSV
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== INVADES == 1950 INVADE 2enter by military force VERB!
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ADEINSW
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== DEWANIS == 1951 DEWANI the office of dewan-DEWANNY
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ADEIOPS
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== ADIPOSE s == 1091 animal fat
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ADEIORX
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== EXORDIA l == 1389 EXORDIUM a beginning
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ADEIOTX
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== OXIDATE ds == 1390 2oxidize to combine with oxygen-OXIDISE VERB! OXIDATED OXIDATING OXIDATES
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ADEIPRS
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== ASPIRED == 1952 ASPIRE 2aim 4higher things VERB!
== DESPAIR s == 1953 2lose all hope VERB! -ED -ING == DIAPERS == 1954 DIAPER 2put a nappy on VERB! == u PRAISED == 1955 PRAISE 2express admiration/approval of VERB! |
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== ARRIDES == 1712 ARRIDE 2please to give enjoyment/satisfaction to-PLEASURE VERB!
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ADEIRSV
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== ADVISER s == 1956 one who gives counsel
== VARDIES == 1957 VARDY a verdict the decision of a jury at the end of a legal proceeding |
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ADEISTV
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== AVIDEST == 1958 AVID keen enthusiastic
== DATIVES == 1959 DATIVE a grammatical case == VISTAED == 1960 VISTA 2see in a distant view VERB! |
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ADEISTW
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== DAWTIES == 1961 DAWTIE a small pet-DAUTIE
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ADELNRS
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== DARNELS == 1449 DARNEL an annual grass
== ENLARDS == 1450 ENLARD 2grease to smear with grease a lubricant VERB! == gs LANDERS == 1451 LANDER one that lands to set down on solid ground == RELANDS == 1452 RELAND 2land again VERB! == i SLANDER s == 1453 2defame to destroy the reputation of VERB! -ED -ING == SNARLED == 1454 SNARL 2growl to utter a deep harsh sound VERB! |
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ADELNRU
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== LAUNDER s == 1455 2wash clothes VERB! -ED -ING
== LURDANE s == 1456 a lazy/stupid person-LURDAN LURDEN == RUNDALE s == 1457 a system of holding land |
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ADELNST
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== DENTALS == 1458 DENTAL a dentally produced sound
== SLANTED == 1459 SLANT 2deviate from the horizontal/vertical VERB! |
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ADELNTU
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== LUNATED == 1460 crescenthaped-LUNATE
== UNDEALT == 1461 not dealt |
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ADELRST
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== DARTLES == 1462 DARTLE 2dart repeatedly VERB!
== SLARTED == 1463 SLART Northern English dialect 2spill SLARTING SLARTED VERB! |
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ADEMNOR
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== MADRONE s == 1135 an evergreen tree-MADRONA MADRONO
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== APRONED == 1137 APRON 2provide with a protective garment VERB!
== OPERAND s == 1138 something on which an operation is performed == PADRONE s == 1139 a master PADRONES/PADRONI == PANDORE s == 1140 ancient musical instrument-BANDORA BANDORE PANDORA PANDURA |
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ADENOPT
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== NOTEPAD s == 1141 sheets of paper glued together at one end
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ADENOTV
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== NOVATED == 1143 NOVAE NOVA a type of star
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ADENRSU
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== ASUNDER == 1464 into parts
== DANSEUR s == 1465 a male ballet dancer == DAUNERS == 1466 DAUNER 2stroll to walk in a leisurely manner VERB! |
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ADENRTT
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== TRANTED == 1733 TRANT 2hawk to peddle to sell/offer 4sale VERB!
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ADENSTU
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== SAUNTED == 1467 SAUNT 2make a saint of VERB!
== UNSATED == 1468 not sated |
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ADEOORS
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== ROADEOS == 1312 ROADEO a competition 4truck drivers
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ADEOPRT
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== ADOPTER s == 1144 one who adopts to take as one's own
== p READOPT s == 1145 2adopt again VERB! -ED -ING |
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ADGINOR
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== ADORING == 1058 ADORE 2worship to honour as a divine being VERB!
== GRADINO == 1059 a decoration 4a gradin pl. == ROADING s == 1060 a wood-cock's evening flight-RODING |
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ADGINOT
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== DOATING s == 1061 an excessive love-DOTING
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ADGINRT
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== DARTING == 1801 DART 2move suddenly &swiftly VERB!
== TRADING s == 1802 the act of trading |
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ADGIORT
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== GORDITA s == 1062 a stuffed &fried pocket of cornmeal dough
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ADIILNO
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== LIANOID == 1666 pertaining o a liana
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ADILNOS
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== DOLINAS == 1496 DOLINA a swallow-hole-DOLINE
== LADINOS == 1497 LADINO a fast-growing clover |
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ADILOTU
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== OUTLAID == 1498 OUTLAY 2pay out VERB!
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ADINNOR
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== ANDIRON s == 1794 a metal support 4logs in a fireplace-ENDIRON FIREDOG
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ADINORR
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== ORDINAR sy == 1795 something quite usual-ORDINARY
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ADINRST
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== INDARTS == 1296 INDART 2dart in-ENDART VERB!
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ADINRTU
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== TRIDUAN == 1297 lasting three days
== UNITARD s == 1298 a leotard that-covers the legs |
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ADIORSU
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== SAUROID == 1499 lizard-like
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ADIOSTU
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== OUTSAID == 1500
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ADLNORT
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== TROLAND s == 1535 a unit of measurement of retinal response 2light
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ADNORTU
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== ROTUNDA s == 1536 a round building
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AEEFILR
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== FILAREE s == 1341 a European weed
== LEAFIER == 1342 LEAFY abounding in leaves |
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AEEFIRS
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== r AREFIES == 1343 AREFY 2dry up VERB!
== FAERIES == 1344 FAERIE a fairy a mythical small being == FREESIA s == 1345 a scented plant |
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AEEGLNR
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== ENLARGE dnrs == 1514 2make larger-ENLARGEN VERB! ENLARGED ENLARGING ENLARGES
== GENERAL es == 1515 a military officer == GLEANER s == 1516 one that gleans to gather little by little |
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AEEGLNT
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== ELEGANT == 1517 having fastidious taste
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AEEGNRS
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== ENRAGES == 1518 ENRAGE 2make angry feeling hostility VERB!
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AEEGNRU
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== RENAGUE ds == 1519 2be a turncoat VERB! RENAGUED RENAGUING RENAGUES
== UNEAGER == 1520 not eager |
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AEEGNST
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== NEGATES == 1521 NEGATE 2nullify to negate to nullify to negate VERB!
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AEEGRST
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== ERGATES == 1522 ERGATE a worker ant
== RESTAGE ds == 1523 2put on the same play again VERB! RESTAGED RESTAGING RESTAGES |
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AEEGRTU
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== TREAGUE s == 1524 a truce
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AEEHIST
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== ATHEISE ds == 1346 2talk as an atheist-ATHEIZE VERB! ATHEISED ATHEISING ATHEISES
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AEEHNRT
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== EARTHEN == 1373 made of earth
== HEARTEN s == 1374 2give courage to-HARTEN VERB! -ED -ING |
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AEEILMR
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== MEALIER == 1347 MEALY covered with meal
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AEEILNP
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== ALEPINE s == 1348 material of wool &silk
== ELAPINE == 1349 pertaining 2a family of snakes |
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AEEILPT
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== d EPILATE ds == 1350 2remove hair VERB! EPILATED EPILATING EPILATES
== PILEATE d == 1351 having a pileus-PILEATED |
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AEEILRR
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== np EARLIER == 1095 EARLY before the due time
== b LEARIER == 1096 LEARY suspicious |
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AEEILRV
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== LEAVIER == 1352 LEAVY leafy abounding in leaves
== VEALIER == 1353 VEALY immature |
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AEEILTT
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== AILETTE s == 1097 a plate of armour 4the shoulder
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AEEILTV
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== r ELATIVE s == 1354 a case form in some languages
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AEEIMNS
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== MEANIES == 1355 MEANY a nasty person-MEANIE
== NEMESIA s == 1356 a South African flowering plant |
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AEEIMRS
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== SEAMIER == 1357 SEAMY unpleasant
== SERIEMA s == 1358 a Brazilian bird |
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AEEIMST
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== STEAMIE rs == 1359 a public laundry
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AEEIPRS
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== jn APERIES == 1360 APERY the act of aping to mimic to imitate
== EPEIRAS == 1361 EPEIRA a type of spider-EPEIRID |
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AEEIRRS
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== REARISE ns == 1098 2arise again VERB! REAROSE REARISEN REARISING REARISES
== RERAISE ds == 1099 2raise again VERB! RERAISED RERAISING RERAISES |
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AEEIRSW
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== WEARIES t == 1362 WEARY 2make tired exhausted VERB!
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AEELOPR
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== PAROLEE s == 1587 one who is paroled
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AEELRSU
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== p LEASURE s == 1761 leisure
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AEELSTU
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== ELUATES == 1762 ELUATE liquid obtained by eluting
== SETUALE s == 1763 a plant |
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AEEMNRT
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== REMANET s == 1375 a piece left over-REMANENT
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AEENOPU
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== EUPNOEA s == 1588 normal breathing-EUPNEA
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AEENRRT
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== TERRANE s == 1301 a rock formation
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AEENRTT
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== ENTREAT sy == 1302 2beg 4VERB! -ED -ING
== RATTEEN s == 1303 a coarse woollen fabric-RATEEN == TERNATE == 1304 arranged in groups of three |
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AEENRTV
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== AVENTRE ds == 1376 2thrust to push forcibly VERB! AVENTRED AVENTRING AVENTRES
== e NERVATE == 1377 having veins == VETERAN s == 1378 a former member of the armed forces |
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AEEORRS
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== REAROSE == 1503 REARISE 2arise again VERB!
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AEEORSV
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== OVERSEA s == 1589 overseas beyond/across the sea
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AEFGILO
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== FOLIAGE ds == 1751 the growth of leaves on a plant
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AEFGINR
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== a FEARING == 1555 FEAR 2be afraid of VERB!
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AEFGINT
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== FEATING == 1556 FEAT 2cover with feathers VERB!
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AEFGIRT
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== FRIGATE s == 1557 a sailing vessel
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AEFGORT
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== FAGOTER s == 1814 one that fagots to bind together in a bundle-FAGGOT
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AEFILNS
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== FINALES == 1963 FINALE a termination of something
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AEFILNU
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== INFULAE == 1964 INFULA a headband used during Roman rites
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AEFILRU
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== FAILURE s == 1965 the act of failing
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AEFILST
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== FETIALS == 1966 FETIAL a priest of ancient Rome-FECIAL FETIALIS
== SEALIFT s == 1967 2transport military personnel &equipment by ship VERB! -ED -ING |
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AEFIMOR
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== FOAMIER == 1657 FOAMY covered with foam
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AEFLORT
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== FLOATER s == 1146 one that floats to rest/move on the surface of liquid
== FLOREAT == 1147 intr pl floreant may a person institution etc. flourish floreat Oxonia! == REFLOAT s == 1148 2launch again VERB! -ED -ING |
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AEGHINR
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== s HEARING s == 1558 a preliminary examination
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AEGHINT
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== GAHNITE s == 1559 a mineral
== c HEATING s == 1560 the provision of heat 4a building |
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AEGHIOS
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== HOAGIES == 1752 HOAGIE a long sandwich-HOAGY
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AEGIMNR
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== GERMAIN es == 1561 something that serves as an origin-GERMEN GERMAINE GERMIN
== GERMINA l == 1562 GERMEN something that serves as an origin-GERMAIN GERMAINE GERMIN == MANGIER == 1563 MANGEY affected with mange-MANGY == s MEARING == 1564 MEARE 2bound to leap to spring off the ground VERB! == bcd REAMING == 1565 REAM 2enlarge with a reamer VERB! |
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AEGIMNT
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== MINTAGE s == 1566 the act of minting to process/stamp coins
== s TEAMING s == 1567 driven by team == TEGMINA l == 1568 TEGMEN a covering-TEGUMEN |
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AEGIMOS
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== IMAGOES == 1753 IMAGO an adult insect
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AEGIMRT
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== e MIGRATE ds == 1569 2move from one region 2another VERB! MIGRATED MIGRATING MIGRATES
== RAGTIME rs == 1570 a style of American dance music |
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AEGINNR
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== AGINNER s == 1431 an opponent of change
== ly EARNING s == 1432 a preparation of calf's stomach == ENGRAIN s == 1433 2fix deeply VERB! -ED -ING == GRANNIE ds == 1434 2defeat totally VERB! GRANNIED GRANNIEING GRANNIES == a NEARING == 1435 NEAR 2approach to come near to VERB! |
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AEGINNT
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== ANTEING == 1436 ANTE 2stake at poker VERB!
== ANTIGEN es == 1437 a substance that stimulates the production of antibodies-ANTIGENE == GENTIAN s == 1438 a flowering plant |
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AEGINPR
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== REAPING == 1571 REAP 2cut 4harvest VERB!
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AEGINRR
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== ANGRIER == 1439 ANGRY feeling hostility
== EARRING s == 1440 an ornament 4the ear == GRAINER s == 1441 one that grains to form into small particles == o RANGIER == 1442 RANGY tall &slender == d REARING == 1443 REAR 2lift upright VERB! |
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AEGINRV
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== g REAVING == 1572 REAVE 2plunder to rob by force VERB!
== VINEGAR sy == 1573 2treat with a sour liquid used as a condiment/preservative VERB! -ED -ING |
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AEGINRW
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== s WEARING s == 1574 the process/wasting
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AEGINTV
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== VINTAGE drs == 1575 2strip of grapes-VINT VERB! VINTAGED VINTAGING VINTAGES
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AEGIRTV
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== VIRGATE s == 1576 an early English land measure
== VITRAGE s == 1577 a curtain |
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AEGLNOS
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== ENGAOLS == 1403 ENGAOL 2put in gaol VERB!
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AEGLNRT
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== TANGLER s == 1026 one that tangles to form into an interwoven mass
== s TRANGLE s == 1027 a diminutive of the fesse heraldry |
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AEGLORS
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== GALORES == 1404 GALORE abundance
== GAOLERS == 1405 GAOLER a jailer a keeper of a jail-JAILOR |
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AEGLOST
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== GELATOS == 1406 GELATO an Italian ice cream-GELATI
== LEGATOS == 1407 LEGATO a smooth &flowing musical style |
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AEGMNOR
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== MARENGO == 1815 served with a sauce of mushrooms tomatoes oil &wine
== MEGARON s == 1816 the principal hall in an ancient Greek house MEGARONS/MEGARA |
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AEGMNOT
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== GEOMANT s == 1817 one who divines from shapes
== MAGNETO ns == 1818 a type of electric generator == MEGATON s == 1819 a unit of explosive force == MONTAGE ds == 1820 2combine into a composite picture VERB! MONTAGED MONTAGING MONTAGES |
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AEGNNOT
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== NEGATON s == 1669 an electron-NEGATRON
== TONNAGE s == 1670 total weight in tons-TUNNAGE |
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AEGNOPT
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== PONTAGE s == 1821 a toll paid on bridges
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AEGNORR
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== GROANER s == 1671 one that groans to utter a low mournful sound-GRONE
== ORANGER y == 1672 ORANGE the colour of an orange a fruit |
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AEGNORW
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== WAGONER s == 1822 one who drives a waggon-WAGGONER
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AEGNORY
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== ORANGEY == 1823 resembling the colour of an orange-ORANGY
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AEGNRST
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== m ARGENTS == 1028 ARGENT silver
== GARNETS == 1029 GARNET a mineral == e STRANGE rs == 1030 unusual not usual STRANGER STRANGEST |
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AEGNRTU
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== GAUNTER == 1031 GAUNT emaciated-GANT
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AEGOPRT
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== PORTAGE ds == 1824 2transport from one navigable waterway 2another VERB! PORTAGED PORTAGING PORTAGES
== POTAGER s == 1825 a decorative vegetable garden |
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AEGORRT
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== GARROTE drs == 1673 2execute by strangling-GAROTE GAROTTE GARROTTE VERB! GARROTED GARROTING GARROTES
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AEGORSU
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== AERUGOS == 1408 AERUGO a green film that forms on copper-ERUGO
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AEGORTT
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== GAROTTE drs == 1674 2execute by strangling-GARROTE GAROTE GARROTTE VERB! GAROTTED GAROTTING GAROTTES
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AEGOSTU
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== OUTAGES == 1409 OUTAGE a failure in use
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AEHILNS
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== INHALES == 1968 INHALE 2take into the lungs VERB!
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AEHILRS
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== HAILERS == 1969 HAILER one who greets to address courteously on meeting
== SHALIER == 1970 SHALY resembling shaleHALEY |
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AEHILRU
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== HAULIER s == 1971 a hauler one that hauls to pull with force
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AEHILST
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== HALITES == 1972 HALITE a mineral
== HELIAST s == 1973 an Athenian judge |
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AEHIORR
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== HOARIER == 1546 HOARY white with age
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AEHLNOT
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== ANETHOL es == 1149 a chemical compound-ANETHOLE
== m ETHANOL s == 1150 an alcohol a flammable liquid |
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AEHLORT
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== LOATHER s == 1151 one who loathes to detest to hate intensely
== RATHOLE s == 1152 a hole made by a rat |
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AEHNORS
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== HOARSEN s == 1153 2make hoarse rough &husky in sound VERB! -ED -ING
== SENHORA s == 1154 a married Portuguese/Brazilian woman |
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AEHOORT
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== TOHEROA s == 1718 a New Zealand shellfish
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AEHORST
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== ASTHORE s == 1155 darling Irish
== EARSHOT s == 1156 a range from which a sound can be heard == c HAROSET hs == 1157 part of the Passover meal-HAROSETH |
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AEHORTU
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== OUTHEAR ds == 1158 2surpass in hearing VERB! OUTHEARD OUTHEARING OUTHEARS
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AEIIMNT
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== INTIMAE == 1055 INTIMA the innermost layer of an organ
== MINIATE ds == 1056 2paint vermilion VERB! MINIATED MINIATING MINIATES |
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AEIIMRT
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== AIRTIME s == 1057 an allowable period of time 4a broadcast
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AEIJNRT
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== JANTIER == 1012 JANTY briskly self-assured-JAUNTY JANTEE JAUNTEE
== NARTJIE s == 1013 a small sweet orange-NAARTJE |
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AEIKLNO
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== KAOLINE s == 1391 a fine white clay-KAOLIN
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AEIKLOR
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== OARLIKE == 1392 like an oar
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AEIKLOT
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== KEITLOA s == 1393 the rhinoceros
== bgm OATLIKE == 1394 like an oat |
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AEIKNRT
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== KERATIN s == 1014 a fibrous protein
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AEIKOST
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== OAKIEST == 1395 OAKY oaklike like an oak
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AEILLNR
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== RALLINE == 1777 pertaining 2a family of marsh birds
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AEILLRT
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== LITERAL s == 1778 a small error in printing/writing
== TALLIER s == 1779 one who tallies to count to number == TRIELLA s == 1780 Australia a bet nominating the winners of three specified horse races |
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AEILMNS
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== ISLEMAN == 1974 an islander-ISLESMAN ISLEMEN
== MALINES == 1975 MALINE a delicate net used 4veils == MENIALS == 1976 MENIAL a domestic servant == SEMINAL == 1977 pertaining 2semen the liquid that carries spermatozoa |
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AEILMNU
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== ALUMINE s == 1978 an oxide of aluminum-ALUMIN ALUMINA
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AEILMRS
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== MAILERS == 1979 MAILER one who mails to send by the government postal system
== REALISM s == 1980 concern with fact/reality == REMAILS == 1981 REMAIL 2post again VERB! |
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AEILNPS
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== ALPINES == 1982 ALPINE a plant native 2mountain tops
== PINEALS == 1983 PINEAL shaped like a pinecone == SPANIEL s == 1984 a dog with silky hair == SPLENIA l == 1985 SPLENIUM a surgical bandage |
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AEILNSV
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== ALEVINS == 1986 ALEVIN a young fish
== VALINES == 1987 VALINE an amino acid |
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AEILNSW
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== LAWINES == 1988 LAWINE an avalanche-LAUWINE
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AEILNSY
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== ELYSIAN == 1989 delightful
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AEILNUV
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== UNALIVE == 1990 lacking in vitality
== UNVAILE ds == 1991 2remove one's veil-UNVAIL VERB! UNVAILED UNVAILING UNVAILES |
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AEILNUW
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== LAUWINE s == 1992 an avalanche-LAWINE
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AEILOPS
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== LEIPOAS == 1092 LEIPOA an Australian bird
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AEILPRS
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== PALSIER == 1993 PALSY over-friendly
== PARLIES == 1994 PARLY a rectangular gingerbread biscuit |
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AEILPST
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== h APLITES == 1995 APLITE fine-grained rock
== PALIEST == 1996 PALY somewhat pale == PLATIES t == 1997 PLATY a small tropical fish == TALIPES == 1998 clubfoot a deformed foot TALIPES |
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AEILRRS
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== t RAILERS == 1714 RAILER one that rails to enclose/separate
== RERAILS == 1715 RERAIL 2replace on the rails VERB! |
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AEILRSV
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== REVISAL s == 1999 a revised version-REVISION
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AEILRSW
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== SWALIER == 2000 SWALY shady underhand
== WAILERS == 2001 WAILER one that wails to lament to cry out in grief |
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AEIMOPR
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== EMPORIA == 1658 EMPORIUM a large trading centre
== MEROPIA s == 1659 partial blindness |
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AEIMORR
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== ARMOIRE s == 1547 a large ornate cabinet
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AEINOSS
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== ANOESIS == 1042 feeling without understanding ANOESES
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AEINOSZ
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== AZIONES == 1396 AZIONE a musical composition
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AEINRSS
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== ARSINES == 1781 ARSINE a trigonometric inverse function-ARCSINE ARCSIN
== SARNIES == 1782 SARNIE a sandwichARNEY |
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== ENTASIS == 1783 a slight convexity in a column ENTASES
== NASTIES t == 1784 NASTY something that is offensive == SEITANS == 1785 SEITAN a food made from wheat glutenEITEN == SESTINA s == 1786 a type of verse formESTINE == TANSIES == 1787 TANSY a perennial herb == TISANES == 1788 TISANE a tea of herbs/barley-PTISAN |
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AEIOSST
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== SOSATIE s == 1043 Afrikaans curried meat on a skewer
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AEIOSTZ
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== AZOTISE ds == 1397 2combine with nitrogen-AZOTIZE VERB! AZOTISED AZOTISING AZOTISES
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AEIRSST
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== ARSIEST == 1789 ARSY lucky having good fortune
== ARTSIES t == 1790 ARTSY an artistic person-ARTY == SAIREST == 1791 SAIR sore tender 2the touch == SATIRES == 1792 SATIRE the use of ridicule/scorn 2criticise folly/vice == TIRASSE s == 1793 a pedal-coupler in an organ |
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AEISTTU
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== SITUATE ds == 1716 2place in a certain position VERB! SITUATED SITUATING SITUATES
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AELMNOR
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== ALMONER s == 1159 one who distributes alms-ALMNER
== NEMORAL == 1160 of a wood |
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AELMNOT
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== LOMENTA == 1161 LOMENTUM a type of plant pod-LOMENT
== OMENTAL == 1162 relating 2a omentum == TELAMON s == 1163 a male figure used as a supporting column TELAMONS/TELAMONES |
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AELMORT
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== MOLERAT s == 1164 a burrowing rodent
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AELNNRT
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== LANTERN s == 1734 2provide with a case 4carrying a light VERB! -ED -ING
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AELNOOS
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== ALSOONE == 1313 as soon
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AELNOPT
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== POLENTA s == 1165 a thick mush of cornmeal
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AELNORV
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== VERONAL s == 1166 a barbitone
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AELNOTV
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== VOLANTE s == 1167 a two-wheeled horse vehicle
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AELNOTY
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== ANOLYTE s == 1168 the part of an electricity conduction solution near the anode
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AELNRTT
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== TRENTAL s == 1735 a series of thirty requiem masses
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AELNSTU
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== ELUANTS == 1469 ELUANT a solvent-ELUENT
== LUNATES == 1470 LUNATE a crescenthaped bone in the wrist-LUNATED == UNLASTE == 1471 UNLACE 2unfasten the laces of VERB! |
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AELOORS
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== AEROSOL s == 1314 a spray released under pressure
== ROSEOLA rs == 1315 a rose-coloured skin rash |
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AELOPRT
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== PROLATE ds == 1169 2lengthen out in utterance VERB! PROLATED PROLATING PROLATES
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AELORTV
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== e LEVATOR s == 1170 a muscle that raises LEVATORS/LEVATORES
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AELORTY
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== ROYALET s == 1171 a petty king
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AELRSTU
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== ESTRUAL == 1472 pertaining 2estrus-ESTRAL OESTRAL ESTROUS OESTROUS
== SALUTER s == 1473 one who salutes to greet with a sign of respect |
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AEMNORS
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== ENAMORS == 1172 ENAMOR 2inspire with love-ENAMOUR VERB!
== MOANERS == 1173 MOANER one who moans to utter a low mournful sound == OARSMEN == 1174 OARSMAN a person who rows a boat |
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AEMNORU
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== ENAMOUR s == 1175 2inspire with love-ENAMOR VERB! -ED -ING
== NEUROMA s == 1176 a type of tumor an abnormal swelling NEUROMAS/NEUROMATA |
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AEMNOST
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== MANTOES == 1177 MANTO a 17c loose ladies gown-MANTUA
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AEMNOTU
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== AUTOMEN == 1178 AUTOMAN a maker of automobiles
== NOTAEUM s == 1179 the upper surface of a bird's trunk == OUTNAME ds == 1180 2surpass in notoriety VERB! OUTNAMED OUTNAMING OUTNAMES |
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AEMOORT
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== TEAROOM s == 1719 a restaurant serving tea
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AEMORST
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== AMORETS == 1181 AMORET sweetheart
== MAESTRO s == 1182 a master of an art MAESTROS/MAESTRI == OMERTAS == 1183 OMERTA the Mafia code of honour |
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AENNRST
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== TANNERS == 1736 TANNER one who tans to convert into leather by chemical process
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AENOPRS
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== PERSONA els == 1184 a character in a literary work/a public role PERSONAS/PERSONAE
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AENOPST
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== TEOPANS == 1185 TEOPAN an Aztec temple-TEOCALLI
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AENOPTU
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== AUTOPEN s == 1186 a device 4imitating signatures
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AENRRST
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== ERRANTS == 1737 ERRANT a wanderer one who wanders to roam
== gt RANTERS == 1738 RANTER one who rants to declaim bombastically |
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AENRSTT
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== NATTERS == 1739 NATTER 2chatter to talk idly VERB!
== RATTENS == 1740 RATTEN 2harass to bother persistently VERB! |
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AENRTTU
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== TAUNTER s == 1741 one who taunts to goad/provoke
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AEOPRST
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== ESPARTO s == 1187 a strong Spanish grass
== PROTEAS e == 1188 PROTEA an evergreen shrub == SEAPORT s == 1189 a harbour 4seagoing ships |
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AEORTUV
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== OUTRAVE ds == 1190 2surpass in raving VERB! OUTRAVED OUTRAVING OUTRAVES
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AEORTUW
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== OUTWEAR sy == 1191 2last longer than VERB! OUTWORE OUTWORN OUTWEARING OUTWEARS
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AGILNOR
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== RANGOLI s == 1063 Hindu decoration
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AGILNOT
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== ANTILOG sy == 1064 a number corresponding 2a given logarithm
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AGILNRT
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== b RATLING s == 1803 one of the ropes forming the steps of a ladder on a ship-RATLINE RATLIN RATTLIN RATTLINE
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AGINORS
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== IGNAROS == 1065 IGNARO an ignorant person
== ORIGANS == 1066 ORIGAN marjoram-ORIGANE == SIGNORA s == 1067 an Italian title of courtesy 4a married woman == SOARING s == 1068 the sport/flying without power |
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AGINOST
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== AGONIST s == 1069 one engaged in a struggle
== GITANOS == 1070 GITANO a Spanish gypsy |
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AGINOTU
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== AUTOING == 1071 AUTO 2ride in an automobile VERB!
== OUTGAIN s == 1072 2gain more than VERB! -ED -ING |
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AGINRST
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== GASTRIN s == 1804 a hormone a secretion of the endocrine organs
== GRATINS == 1805 GRATIN a type of food crust == gp RATINGS == 1806 RATING an estimate/evaluation == STARING s == 1807 the act of staring == s TARINGS == 1808 TARING the calculating of a tare |
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AGIORST
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== AGISTOR s == 1073 person in charge of agisted cattle-AGISTER
== ORGIAST s == 1074 one who takes place in orgies |
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AIILNOS
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== LIAISON s == 1667 a means of maintaining communication
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AILNNOT
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== ANTLION s == 1796 a predatory insect
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AILNRST
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== RATLINS == 1299 RATLIN one of the ropes forming the steps of a ladder on a ship-RATLINE RATLING RATTLIN RATTLINE
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AILORSU
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== w OURALIS == 1501 OURALI a plant which yields curare-URALI WOURALI
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AILOSTU
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== OUTSAIL s == 1502 2sail faster than VERB! -ED -ING
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AINNOST
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== ANOINTS == 1797 ANOINT 2consecrate with oil VERB!
== e NATIONS == 1798 NATION people who share common descent language &culture == ONANIST s == 1799 one who practices onanism coitus interrupted 2prevent insemination |
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AINOSTT
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== STATION s == 1800 2assign 2a position VERB! -ED -ING
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AINRSTU
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== NUTRIAS == 1300 NUTRIA an aquatic rodent
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ALNORST
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== LATRONS == 1537 LATRON a robber one who robs to steal
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ANORSTU
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== ROUSANT == 1538 rising as a bird
== SANTOUR s == 1539 a Persian stringed instrumentANTIR SANTOOR SANTUR |
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BDEINOR
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== INORBED == 1192 INORB 2encircle to form a circle around VERB!
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BDEIORT
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== DEBITOR s == 1193 someone who owes a debt-DEBTOR
== DEORBIT s == 1194 2come out of orbit VERB! -ED -ING == ORBITED == 1195 ORBIT 2revolve around VERB! |
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BEEINOS
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== EBONIES == 1590 EBONY a hard wood like stone-EBON HEBEN
== EBONISE ds == 1591 2stain black in imitation of ebony-EBONIZE VERB! EBONISED EBONISING EBONISES |
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BEEINRT
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== BENTIER == 1379 BENTY like wiry grass
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BEEIORS
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== EBRIOSE == 1592 drunk intoxicated
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BEEIOST
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== TOEBIES == 1593 TOEBIE Afrikaans a sandwich
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BEIINOT
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== NIOBITE s == 1446 a mineral
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BEILORT
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== TRILOBE ds == 1196 something that has three lobes
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BEINOOT
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== EOBIONT s == 1720 a type of basic organism
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BEINOST
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== BONIEST == 1197 BON good having positive/desirable properties
== EBONIST s == 1198 an ebony worker |
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BEIORST
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== ORBIEST == 1199 ORBY resembling a sphere
== SORBITE s == 1200 a fine-grained constituent of steel |
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CDEEINO
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== CODEINE s == 1594 a narcotic alkaloid-CODEIA CODEIN CODEINA
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CDEINOT
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== CTENOID == 1201 comblike like a comb
== DEONTIC s == 1202 of ethics == NOTICED == 1203 NOTICE 2become aware of VERB! |
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CDEIORT
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== CORDITE s == 1204 an explosive powder
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CEEILNO
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== CINEOLE s == 1595 a liquid used as an antiseptic-CINEOL
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CEEINOS
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== SENECIO s == 1596 a flowering plant
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CEEINRT
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== ENTERIC s == 1380 typhoid fever
== ENTICER s == 1381 one who entices to lead astray |
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CEEIOST
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== COESITE s == 1597 a type of silica a form of siliconILEX
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CEGINOR
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== COREIGN s == 1826 a joint reign
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CEGIORT
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== ERGOTIC == 1827 pertaining 2ergot a fungus any of the major group of lower plants
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CEIINOR
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== ONEIRIC == 1447 belonging 2dreams-ONIRIC
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CEILNOT
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== ef LECTION s == 1205 a portion of sacred writing read in a church service
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CEILORT
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== CORTILE == 1206 an enclosed courtyard CORTILI
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CEINOOT
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== COONTIE s == 1721 a tropical plant
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CEINORS
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== COINERS == 1207 COINER one that coins to make metal currency
== CRINOSE == 1208 hairy covered with hair == CRONIES == 1209 CRONY a close friend == ORCEINS == 1210 ORCEIN a reddish brown dye == ORCINES == 1211 ORCINE a chemical obtained from lichen-ORCINOL == RECOINS == 1212 RECOIN 2coin again VERB! == SERICON s == 1213 tincture in alchemy |
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CEINORU
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== COENURI == 1214 COENURUS a tapeworm larva-COENURE
== NOURICE s == 1215 a nurse |
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CEINOST
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== NOTICES == 1216 NOTICE 2become aware of VERB!
== SECTION s == 1217 2divide into distinct parts VERB! -ED -ING |
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CEIORST
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== EROTICS == 1218 EROTIC an amatory poem
== TERCIOS == 1219 TERCIO an infantry regiment |
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DEEEINR
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== NEEDIER == 1619 NEEDY in a state of poverty
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DEEGINR
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== DREEING == 1525 DREE 2suffer to feel pain/distress VERB!
== ENERGID s == 1526 a protoplasmic unit == GREINED == 1527 GREIN 2long to yearn for VERB! == b REEDING s == 1528 a convex moulding == REIGNED == 1529 REIGN 2exercise sovereign power VERB! |
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DEEGNOR
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== ENGORED == 1729 ENGORE 2gore to pierce with a horn/tusk VERB!
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DEEIINT
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== DIETINE s == 1020 a minor Japanese parliament
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DEEILNS
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== ENISLED == 1764 ENISLE 2put onto an island-INISLE VERB!
== ENSILED == 1765 ENSILE 2store in a silo-ENSILAGE VERB! == LINSEED s == 1766 flaxseed the seed of flax |
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DEEILOS
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== OILSEED s == 1023 a seed which contains oil
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DEEILRS
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== RESILED == 1767 RESILE 2spring back VERB!
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DEEILST
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== ISLETED == 1768 having islets
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DEEILTU
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== DILUTEE s == 1769 an unskilled worker employed in a skilled area
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DEEIMNO
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== DOMINEE rs == 1598 an Afrikaner church minister
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DEEIMOR
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== EMEROID s == 1599 a haemorrhoid-EMEROD
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DEEIOPT
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== l EPIDOTE s == 1600 a mineral
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DEEIRSU
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== RESIDUE s == 1770 that which is left
== UREIDES == 1771 UREIDE a chemical compound |
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DEELNOT
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== DOLENTE == 1075 musical direction 2be performed in a sorrowful manner
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DEENOOR
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== RONEOED == 1668 RONEO 2copy with a duplicator VERB!
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DEENORS
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== ENDORSE ders == 1076 2declare one's approval-INDORSE VERB! ENDORSED ENDORSING ENDORSES
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DEENOST
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== DENOTES == 1077 DENOTE 2indicate to point out VERB!
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DEENRST
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== STERNED == 1838 STERN 2row backwards VERB!
== TENDERS == 1839 TENDER 2offer 4acceptance VERB! == TENDRES == 1840 TENDRE concern |
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DEENRTU
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== DENTURE s == 1841 a set of teeth
== RETUNED == 1842 RETUNE 2tune again VERB! == TENURED == 1843 TENURE 2grant tenure 2VERB! |
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DEEORST
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== OERSTED s == 1078 a unit of magnetic intensity
== ROSETED == 1079 ROSET 2rosin to treat with a brittle resin-ROSET VERB! == TEREDOS == 1080 TEREDO a bivalve mollusk |
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DEGILNO
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== GLENOID s == 1410 a socket shape
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DEGILOR
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== GLORIED == 1411 GLORY 2rejoice proudly VERB!
== GODLIER == 1412 GODLY pious marked by religious reverence == GOLDIER == 1413 GOLDY similar 2gold |
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DEGINOS
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== DINGOES == 1414 DINGO an Australian wild dog
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DEHINOR
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== HORDEIN s == 1220 a simple protein
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DEHIORT
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== THEROID == 1221 resembling a beast an animal a living organism with voluntary motion &sensation
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DEIINRS
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== INSIDER s == 1631 an accepted member of a group
== SNIDIER == 1632 SNIDEY maliciously derogatoryNIDE |
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DEIINRU
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== URIDINE s == 1633 a chemical compound
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DEIINST
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== INDITES == 1634 INDITE 2write/compose VERB!
== TINEIDS == 1635 TINEID one of a family of moths |
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DEIIRST
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== DIRTIES t == 1636 DIRTY 2soil to make dirty soiled VERB!
== DITSIER == 1637 DITSY eccentric-DITZY WIFTY == TIDIERS == 1638 TIDIER one who tidies more TIDY |
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DEILNOO
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== EIDOLON s == 1316 a phantom something existing in appearance only EIDOLONS/EIDOLA
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DEILNST
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== DENTILS == 1474 DENTIL one of a row of toothhaped square blocks-DENTEL
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DEILNTU
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== DILUENT s == 1475 a diluting substance
== UNTILED == 1476 UNTILE 2strip of tiles VERB! |
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DEILRTU
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== DILUTER s == 1477 one that dilutes-DILUTOR
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DEIMNOR
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== MINORED == 1222 MINOR 2study a subsidiary subject at college VERB!
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DEINOPR
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== POINDER s == 1223 one who impounds to seize &retain in legal custody
== PROINED == 1224 PROINE 2prune-PROIN PROYN PROYNE VERB! |
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DEINOPT
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== POINTED == 1225 POINT 2indicate direction with the finger VERB!
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DEINORW
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== DOWNIER == 1226 DOWNY fluffily soft-DOWLNEY
== WINDORE s == 1227 a form of window |
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DEINRSU
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== INSURED s == 1478 one who is insured
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DEINRTT
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== s TRIDENT s == 1742 a spear with three prongs
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DEINSTU
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== DISTUNE ds == 1479 2put out of tune VERB! DISTUNED DISTUNING DISTUNES
== DUNITES == 1480 DUNITE an igneous rock |
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DEIOORS
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== ODORISE ds == 1317 2make odorous-ODORIZE VERB! ODORISED ODORISING ODORISES
== OROIDES == 1318 OROIDE an alloy used 2imitate gold |
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DEIOOST
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== OSTEOID s == 1319 uncalcified bone matrix
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DEIOPRT
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== DIOPTER s == 1228 a measure of refractive power-DIOPTRE
== DIOPTRE s == 1229 a measure of refractive power-DIOPTER == PERIDOT es == 1230 a green mineral-PERIDOTE == PROTEID es == 1231 a nitrogenous organic compound-PROTEIN PROTEIDE |
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DEIRSTU
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== DUSTIER == 1481 DUSTY full of dust
== REDUITS == 1482 REDUIT an inner fortified retreat 4a garrison == STUDIER s == 1483 one who studies to apply oneself 2learning |
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DELNORS
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== RONDELS == 1678 RONDEL a rondeau of fourteen lines-RONDELLE
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DELNORU
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== f LOUNDER s == 1679 2beat to strike repeatedly VERB! -ED -ING
== ROUNDEL s == 1680 a round object-ROUNDLE == ROUNDLE st == 1681 a round object-ROUNDEL |
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DELORST
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== DROLEST == 1682 DROLE amusing
== OLDSTER s == 1683 an old person == STRODLE ds == 1684 2straddle to side stand/walk with the legs far apart VERB! STRODLED STRODLING STRODLES |
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DELORTU
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== TROULED == 1685 TROULE 2trundle to propel by causing 2rotate-TRINDLE VERB!
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DENORSU
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== ENDUROS == 1686 ENDURO a long race
== RESOUND s == 1687 2make an echoing sound VERB! -ED -ING == SOUNDER s == 1688 one that sounds to make a noise == UNDOERS == 1689 UNDOER one who undoes to bring 2ruin |
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DENOSTU
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== DEUTONS == 1690 DEUTON the nucleus of heavy hydrogen-DEUTERON
== SNOUTED == 1691 SNOUT 2provide with a nozzle VERB! |
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DEORSTU
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== DETOURS == 1692 DETOUR 2take an indirect route VERB!
== DOUREST == 1693 DOUR sullen showing brooding ill humour == DOUTERS == 1694 DOUTER one that extinguishes == OUTREDS == 1695 OUTRED 2surpass in redness VERB! == REDOUTS == 1696 REDOUT a condition in which blood is driven 2the head == ROUSTED == 1697 ROUST 2arouse &drive out VERB! |
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DIINORT
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== DINITRO == 1706 having two nitro groups
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DILNORT
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== INTROLD == 1540 ENROLL 2insert on a register pa p ENTROLD-ENROL VERB!
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DINORTU
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== TURDION s == 1541 a dance
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EEEINRS
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== ESERINE s == 1620 a toxic alkaloid
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EEEIRST
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== blp EERIEST == 1621 EERY weird strange unusual not usual
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EEFILNO
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== OLEFINE s == 1601 an alkene-OLEFIN
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EEFILOR
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== FORELIE s == 1602 2lie in front of VERB! FORELAY FORELIES
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EEFINRT
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== FEINTER == 1382 FEINT ruled with faint lines
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EEFNORT
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== s OFTENER == 1616 OFTEN frequently
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EEGILNR
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== f LEERING s == 1530 the act of leering
== c REELING s == 1531 the act of reeling |
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EEGILNT
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== GENTILE s == 1532 a non-Jewish person
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EEGILOS
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== ELOGIES == 1703 ELOGY a funeral oration-ELOGE ELOGIUM
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EEGINRS
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== GREISEN s == 1533 a type of rock
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EEGIRTU
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== GUERITE s == 1534 a turret a small tower
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EEGLNOR
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== ERELONG == 1730 soon in the near future
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EEGNORS
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== ENGORES == 1731 ENGORE 2gore to pierce with a horn/tusk VERB!
== NEGROES == 1732 NEGRO a darkkinned African |
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EEHINRT
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== NEITHER == 1383 not one/the other
== THEREIN == 1384 in that place |
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EEHIORS
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== HEROISE ds == 1603 2make heroic-HEROIZE VERB! HEROISED HEROISING HEROISES
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EEHNORT
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== THEREON == 1617 on that
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EEIINST
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== SIENITE s == 1021 an igneous rockYENITE
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EEILNNO
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== LEONINE == 1504 pertaining 2a lion a large carnivorous feline animal
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EEILOPT
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== PETIOLE ds == 1604 the stalk of a leaf
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EEILORV
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== OVERLIE rs == 1605 2lie over VERB!
== RELIEVO s == 1606 the projection of figures/forms from a flat background-RILIEVO |
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EEILRSU
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== LEISURE ds == 1772 2have recreational time VERB! LEISURED LEISURING LEISURES
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EEIMNOS
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== SEMEION == 1607 a unit of time SEMEIA
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EEIMORS
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== ISOMERE s == 1608 an organ corresponding with another
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EEINNRT
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== INTERNE dest == 1305 a trainee gaining practical medical experience
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EEINOPS
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== PEONIES == 1609 PEONY a showy flower-PAEONY PINY PIONEY PIONY
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EEINPRT
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== INEPTER == 1385 INEPT clumsy awkward lacking grace
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EEINRRT
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== INERTER == 1306 INERT passive
== REINTER s == 1307 2inter again VERB! REINTERRED REINTERRING REINTERS == RENTIER s == 1308 one who receives a fixed income == TERRINE s == 1309 an earthenware jar-TERREEN |
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EEINRTT
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== NETTIER == 1310 NETTY resembling a net
== TENTIER == 1311 TENTY watchful-TENTIE |
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EEIOPST
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== POETISE drs == 1610 2write poetry-POETIZE VERB! POETISED POETISING POETISES
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EEIORRS
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== ROSIERE s == 1505 a rose bush
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EEIORSV
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== EROSIVE == 1611 causing erosion
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EEIORTZ
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== EROTIZE ds == 1728 2give a sexual meaning to-EROTISE VERB! EROTIZED EROTIZING EROTIZES
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EEIOSTT
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== TOEIEST == 1506 TOEY nervous easily excited
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EELNOTU
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== TOLUENE s == 1081 a solvent derived from coal tar-TOLUOL TOLUOLE
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EELNRST
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== NESTLER s == 1844 one that nestles to lie snugly together
== RELENTS == 1845 RELENT 2soften &become less severe VERB! == SLENTER s == 1846 a trick |
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EELORST
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== SOLERET s == 1082 a piece of armour 4the footABATON SOLLERET
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EENNORT
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== ENTERON s == 1548 the alimentary canal one ENTERONS/ENTERA
== TENONER s == 1549 one that tenons to affix with a projection at the end of a piece of wood |
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EENORTV
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== OVERNET s == 1618 2cover with a net VERB! OVERNETTED OVERNETTING OVERNETS
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EENOSTU
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== OUTSEEN == 1083 OUTSEE 2see beyond VERB!
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EENRSTU
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== NEUTERS == 1847 NEUTER 2castrate to remove the testes of VERB!
== RETUNES == 1848 RETUNE 2tune again VERB! == TENURES == 1849 TENURE the holding of something == TUREENS == 1850 TUREEN a large deep bowl |
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EFGINOR
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== FOREIGN == 1828 situated outside a place/country
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EFILORT
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== LOFTIER == 1232 LOFTY very high
== TREFOIL s == 1233 a plant having three-lobed leaves-TRIFOLY |
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EFIOORT
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== FOOTIER == 1722 FOOTY paltry petty insignificant
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EFIORST
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== FOISTER s == 1234 one who foists to bring in by stealth
== FORTIES == 1235 FORTY a number |
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EFIORTU
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== OUTFIRE ds == 1236 2surpass in firing VERB! OUTFIRED OUTFIRING OUTFIRES
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EGIINRT
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== IGNITER s == 1367 one that ignites-IGNITOR
== TIERING == 1368 TIER 2arrange in rows VERB! == TIGRINE == 1369 like a tiger |
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== ELOIGNS == 1415 ELOIGN 2remove 2a distant place-ELOIN ESLOIN ESLOYNE VERB!
== LEGIONS == 1416 LEGION a large military force == LIGNOSE s == 1417 a constituent of lignin == LINGOES == 1418 LINGO the jargon of a profession/class == LONGIES == 1419 long underwear |
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EGILNRT
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== RINGLET s == 1032 a small ring
== TINGLER s == 1033 one that tingles to cause a prickly stinging sensation == TRINGLE s == 1034 a curtain-rod |
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EGILORS
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== GLOIRES == 1420 GLOIRE glory
== GLORIES == 1421 GLORY 2rejoice proudly VERB! |
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EGILOST
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== ELOGIST s == 1422 one who delivers an eloge
== LOGIEST == 1423 LOGY sluggish-LOGGY |
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EGIMNOR
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== MOERING == 1829 MOER 2attack South African slang VERB!
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EGIMNOT
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== d EMOTING == 1830 EMOTE 2show exaggerated emotion VERB!
== MITOGEN s == 1831 a substance the induces mitosis |
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EGINNOR
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== NEGRONI s == 1675 an alcoholic beverage-NEGUS
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EGINOPR
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== PERIGON es == 1832 an angle equal 2360 degrees
== PIROGEN == 1833 PIROG a large Russian pastry == s PONGIER == 1834 PONGY smelly having an unpleasant odour |
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EGINORR
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== IGNORER s == 1676 one who ignores to intentionally disregard
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EGINORV
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== cdh OVERING == 1835 OVER 2leap above VERB!
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EGINOSU
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== l IGNEOUS == 1424 pertaining 2fire
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EGINOTT
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== TENTIGO s == 1677 morbid lasciviousness
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EGINOTV
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== VETOING == 1836 VETO 2forbid/prevent authoritatively VERB!
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EGINRST
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== cpw RESTING s == 1035 the act of resting
== STINGER s == 1036 one that stings to prick painfully |
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EGINRTU
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== TRUEING == 1037 TRUE 2conform 2a standard/requirement VERB!
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EGIORTV
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== VERTIGO s == 1837 dizziness VERTIGOS/VERTIGINES/VERTIGOES
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EGNORST
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== TONGERS == 1430 TONGER one that tongs to lift with a grasping device
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EHILNOT
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== HOTLINE s == 1237 a speedy line of communication
== NEOLITH s == 1238 an ancient stone implement |
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EHINORS
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== HEROINS == 1239 HEROIN an addictive narcotic
== INSHORE == 1240 close 2shore |
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EHINOST
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== ETHIONS == 1241 ETHION a pesticide
== HISTONE s == 1242 a simple protein |
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EHIOORT
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== HOOTIER == 1723 HOOTY sounding like the cry of an owl
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EHIORST
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== HERIOTS == 1243 HERIOT a feudal tribute/payment
== HOISTER s == 1244 one that hoists to raise with tackle == SHORTIE s == 1245 one who is not tallHORTY == TOSHIER == 1246 TOSHY full of twaddle |
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EHIORTU
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== OUTHIRE ds == 1247 2give out as if on hire VERB! OUTHIRED OUTHIRING OUTHIRES
== ROUTHIE r == 1248 plentiful ROUTHIER ROUTHIEST |
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EIILNRS
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== INLIERS == 1639 INLIER a type of rock formation
== RESILIN gs == 1640 an elastic substance in the cuticles of many insects |
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EIILNST
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== LINIEST == 1641 LINEY resembling a line-LINY
== LINTIES t == 1642 LINTIE a European songbird-LINNET |
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EIILNTU
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== INUTILE == 1643 useless serving no purpose
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EIILRST
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== RILIEST == 1644 RILEY angry feeling hostility
== SILTIER == 1645 SILTY full of silt |
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EIINOPR
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== RIPIENO s == 1448 a musical passage performed by all the performers RIPIENOS/RIPIENI
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EIINORR
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== IRONIER == 1364 IRONY like iron
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EIINSTU
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== UNITIES == 1646 UNITY the state of being one single entity
== UNITISE drs == 1647 2divide into units-UNITIZE VERB! UNITISED UNITISING UNITISES |
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EIJNORT
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== JOINTER s == 1428 one that joints to fit together
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EILMNOT
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== MOLINET s == 1249 an 18th century whipping stick
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EILMORT
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== MOTLIER == 1250 MOTLEY variegated
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EILNOOS
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== LOONIES t == 1320 LOONIE a crazy person-LOONEY LOONY LUNY
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EILNOPR
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== PLERION s == 1251 a supernova where both shell &core radiate
== PROLINE s == 1252 an amino acid |
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EILNOPT
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== POINTEL s == 1253 a sharp instrument
== PONTILE s == 1254 an iron supporting rod used in glassmaking-PUNTY PONTIE PONTIL PONTY PUNTEE == POTLINE s == 1255 a row of electrolytic cells == TOPLINE drs == 1256 2star to shine as an actor/singer VERB! TOPLINED TOPLINING TOPLINES |
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EILNOTV
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== VIOLENT s == 1257 2force to compel by strength VERB! -ED -ING
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EILNOTW
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== TOWLINE s == 1258 a line used 4towing
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EILNSTU
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== LUNIEST == 1484 Informal Variant of loony .
== LUTEINS == 1485 LUTEIN a yellow pigment == UNTILES == 1486 UNTILE 2strip of tiles VERB! == UTENSIL s == 1487 a useful implement |
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EILOORS
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== ORIOLES == 1321 ORIOLE an American songbird
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EILOOST
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== z OOLITES == 1322 OOLITE a variety of limestone-OOLITH ROESTONE
== OSTIOLE s == 1323 a small bodily opening == STOOLIE s == 1324 an informer one who informs to pass on information-ENFORM |
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EILOPRT
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== POITREL s == 1259 a piece of armour 4the breast of a horse-PEYTRAL PEYTREL
== POLITER == 1260 POLITE showing consideration 4others |
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EILORTV
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== OVERLIT == 1261 OVERLIGHT 2light too much VERB!
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EILRSTU
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== LUSTIER == 1488 LUSTY full of vigour
== RULIEST == 1489 RULY orderly == RUTILES == 1490 RUTILE a mineral |
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EIMNOOR
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== IONOMER s == 1724 a type of plastic a synthetic mouldable substance
== MOONIER == 1725 MOONY resembling the moon |
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EIMNOOT
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== dr EMOTION s == 1726 instinctive feeling as opposed 2reason
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EIMNORS
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== MERINOS == 1262 MERINO a fine wool
== e MERSION s == 1263 a dipping the act of dipping |
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EIMNOST
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== MESTINO s == 1264 a person of mixed ancestry-MESTIZO MESTESO MESTINOS/MESTINOES
== MOISTEN s == 1265 2make moist slightly wet VERB! -ED -ING == MONTIES == 1266 MONTY the whole damn lot as in the phrase 'the full monty' == SENTIMO s == 1267 a monetary unit of the Philippines |
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EIMORST
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== EROTISM s == 1268 sexual excitement
== MOISTER == 1269 MOIST slightly wet == a MORTISE drs == 1270 2join/fasten securely-MORTICE VERB! MORTISED MORTISING MORTISES == TRISOME s == 1271 a chromosome that occurs three times in a cell instead of twice-TRISOMIC |
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EINNOST
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== INTONES == 1000 INTONE 2speak in a singing voice VERB!
== TENSION s == 1001 2make strained VERB! -ED -ING |
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EINNRST
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== INTERNS == 1743 INTERN 2confine during a war VERB!
== TINNERS == 1744 TINNER a tin miner |
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EINOOTW
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== TWOONIE s == 1727 a Canadian two-dollar coin-TOONIE TWONIE
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EINOPRS
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== f ORPINES == 1272 ORPINE a perennial herb-ORPIN
== PIONERS == 1273 PIONER an excavator == PROINES == 1274 PROINE 2prune-PROIN PROYN PROYNE VERB! |
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EINOPST
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== PINTOES == 1275 PINTO a spotted horse
== POINTES == 1276 POINTE a ballet position == PONTIES == 1277 PONTY an iron supporting rod used in glassmaking-PUNTY PONTIE PONTIL PONTILE PUNTEE |
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EINOPTU
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== POUTINE s == 1278 a dish of french fries &cheese curds topped with gravy
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EINORRS
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== IRONERS == 1002 IRONER a machine 4pressing clothes
== ROSINER s == 1003 a strong alcoholic drink |
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EINORSV
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== ENVIROS == 1279 ENVIRO an advocate 4the preservation of the natural environment
== RENVOIS == 1280 RENVOI the expulsion by a government of an alien == ae VERSION s == 1281 an account/description from a particular point of view |
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EINORSW
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== SNOWIER == 1282 SNOWY abounding in snow
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EINORTZ
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== TRIZONE s == 1429 a country formed of three zones
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EINOSTT
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== SNOTTIE rs == 1004 a midshipman
== s TONIEST == 1005 TONY stylish fashionable == TONITES == 1006 TONITE a blasting explosive |
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EINOSTW
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== TOWNIES t == 1283 TOWNIE a nonstudent who lives in a college town
== TWONIES == 1284 TWONIE a Canadian two-dollar coin-TOONIE TWOONIE |
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EINRRTU
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== RUNTIER == 1745 RUNTY small little in size
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EINRSTT
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== c ENTRIST s == 1746 one who indulges in entryism-ENTRYIST
== RETINTS == 1747 RETINT 2tint again VERB! == STINTER s == 1748 one who stints to limit to restrict == s TINTERS == 1749 TINTER one that tints to colour slightly |
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EINRTTU
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== NUTTIER == 1750 NUTTY crazy insane mentally unsound
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EIOORRT
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== ROOTIER == 1615 ROOTY full of roots
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EIOPRST
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== PERIOST s == 1285 a type of tough membrane
== PORIEST == 1286 PORY having pores == PROSTIE s == 1287 a prostitute == REPOSIT s == 1288 2put away VERB! -ED -ING == RIPOSTE ds == 1289 2make a return thrust in fencing-RIPOST VERB! RIPOSTED RIPOSTING RIPOSTES == ROPIEST == 1290 ROPY resembling rope-ROPEY |
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EIOPRTU
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== s POUTIER == 1291 POUTY tending 2pout
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EIORRST
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== RIOTERS == 1007 RIOTER one who riots to take part in a violent public disturbance
== ROISTER s == 1008 2revel-ROYSTER VERB! -ED -ING == RORIEST == 1009 RORY noisy making loud sounds |
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EIORSTT
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== STOITER s == 1010 2stagger to walk/stand unsteadily VERB! -ED -ING
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EIORSTV
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== TORSIVE == 1292 twisted
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EIORSTW
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== OWRIEST == 1293 OWRIE dingy-OURIE OORIE
== TOWSIER == 1294 TOWSY shaggy covered with long coarse hair |
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EIORTTU
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== TOUTIER == 1011 TOUTIE petulant peevish irritable
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EIORTUV
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== VOITURE s == 1295 a carriage a wheeled horse-drawn vehicle
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ELNORSU
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== NOURSLE ds == 1698 2foster-NOUSELL NOUSLE NURSLE VERB! NOURSLED NOURSLING NOURSLES
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ELNOSTU
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== LENTOUS == 1699 relating 2lentor
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ELORSTU
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== ELUTORS == 1700 ELUTOR a vessel 4elution
== OUTLERS == 1701 OUTLER someone who is out of office == TROULES == 1702 TROULE 2trundle to propel by causing 2rotate-TRINDLE VERB! |
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ENOORST
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== ENROOTS == 1365 ENROOT 2implant firmly VERB!
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IINORST
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== IRONIST s == 1707 one who used irony
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ILNORST
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== NOSTRIL s == 1542 an external opening of the nose
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ILNORTU
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== TORULIN s == 1543 a vitamin in yeast
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INORSTU
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== NITROUS == 1544 containing nitrogen
== TURIONS == 1545 TURION an underground bud |
