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ABDEINR
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== BANDEIRA s == 1492 an expedition in search of gold &slaves in 17c Brazil
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AABEENOR
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== ANAEROBE s == 1176 an organism that lives in absence of free oxygen
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AABEILNR
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== INARABLE == 1493 arid/barren
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AABEINST
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== BASANITE s == 1494 a black jasper
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AABEIRTU
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== AUBRETIA s == 1495 a flowering plant
== AUBRIETA s == 1496 a flowering plant |
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AACDEINR
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== CANARIED == 1497 CANARY 2prance about
== RADIANCE s == 1498 brightness |
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AACDEIRT
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== e RADICATE ds == 1499 2cause 2take root
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AACEIINT
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== ACTINIAE == 1987 ACTINIA a sea-anemone-ACTINIAN
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AACEILNT
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== ANALCITE s == 1500 a white mineral-ANALCIME
== LAITANCE s == 1501 a milky deposit on the surface of fresh concrete |
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AACEILRT
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== TAILRACE s == 1502 a part of a millrace
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AACEINRS
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== ACARINES == 1503 ACARINE a tick-like animal-ACARID ACARIDAN
== CANARIES == 1504 CANARY 2prance about == CESARIAN s == 1505 a method of child delivery-CESAREAN == SARCINAE == 1506 ir pl of SARCINA |
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AACEINST
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== ESTANCIA s == 1507 a cattle ranch
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AACINORT
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== RAINCOAT s == 1649 a waterproof coat
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AADEGILT
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== GLADIATE == 1869 shaped like a sword
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AADEGIST
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== AGATISED == 1870 AGATISE 2cause 2resemble agate-AGATIZE
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AADEIMNR
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== MARINADE ds == 1508 2soak in seasoned liquid before cooking-MARINATE
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AADEIMNT
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== ANIMATED == 1509 ANIMATE 2give life to
== DIAMANTE s == 1510 a sparkling decoration |
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AADEINPT
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== PATINAED == 1511 having a patina
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AADEINRR
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== DARRAINE ds == 1369 2justify-DARRAIGN DARRAIN DARRAYN
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AADEINTT
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== ATTAINED == 1370 ATTAIN 2gain by effort
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AADEIRTT
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== DIATRETA == 1371 DIATRETUM a kind of glass bowl of late Roman times
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AADEIRTV
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== VARIATED == 1512 VARIATE 2vary
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AADEORRT
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== AERODART s == 1883 an arrow-headed missile
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AADILNOR
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== ORDALIAN == 1084 pertaining 2ordalium
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AAEEGILN
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== ALIENAGE s == 1068 the state of being foreign-ALIENISM
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AAEEGINS
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== AGENESIA s == 1069 absence/imperfection of a bodily part-AGENESIS
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AAEEGNRT
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== TAGAREEN s == 1104
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AAEELNST
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== ELASTANE s == 1408 a synthetic fibre that retains its shape after being stretched
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AAEELRST
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== LAETARES == 1409 LAETARE the fourth Sunday in Lent
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AAEELRTU
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== LAUREATE ds == 1410 2crown with a wreath of evergreen leaves-LAUREL
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AAEENSTU
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== NAUSEATE ds == 1411 2affect with nausea
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AAEFINST
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== FANTASIE ds == 1513 a free-form musical composition-FANTASIA
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AAEGILRS
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== GASALIER s == 1871 a gaslight chandelier-GASELIER GASOLIER
== LAIRAGES == 1872 LAIRAGE cattle housing == RAILAGES == 1873 RAILAGE == REGALIAS == 1874 REGALIA a big cigar |
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AAEGIMNO
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== EGOMANIA cs == 1417 extreme egotism
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AAEGLNRT
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== ARGENTAL == 1970 pertaining 2argent
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AAEGNRST
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== STARAGEN s == 1971 the tarragon plant
== TANAGERS == 1972 TANAGER a brightly coloured bird |
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AAEGNRTU
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== RUNAGATE s == 1973 a deserter
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AAEHIIRT
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== HETAIRAI == 1988 HETAIRA a Greek courtesan
== HETAIRIA s == 1989 a club/society |
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AAEHILNT
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== ANTHELIA == 1514 ANTHELION a ring seen opposite the sun
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AAEHINST
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== ASTHENIA s == 1515 a lack of strength-ASTHENY
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AAEHIRST
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== HETAIRAS == 1516 HETAIRA a Greek courtesan
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AAEIJNRT
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== NAARTJIE s == 1990 a small sweet orange-NAARTJE
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AAEILMNT
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== ALAIMENT s == 1517 an allayment a lessening
== ANTIMALE == 1518 opposed 2men == LAMINATE ds == 1519 2compress into a thin plate |
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AAEILMRT
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== MATERIAL s == 1520 a substance that can be used 4making anything-MATERIEL
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AAEILNPR
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== AIRPLANE s == 1521 a winged aircraft propelled by jet engines/propellers
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AAEILNPT
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== PALATINE s == 1522 a high officer of an empire
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AAEILNRV
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== VALERIAN s == 1523 a perennial herb
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AAEILNTT
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== ANTLIATE == 1372 pertaining 2the antlia
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AAEILNTV
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== AVENTAIL es == 1524 an air flap in a helmet
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AAEILPRT
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== PARIETAL s == 1525 a bone of the skull
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AAEILRRT
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== ARTERIAL s == 1373 a type of highway
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AAEILRTV
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== VARIETAL s == 1526 a wine designated by the variety of grape
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AAEIMNST
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== AMENTIAS == 1527 AMENTIA mental deficiency
== ANIMATES == 1528 ANIMATE 2give life to |
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AAEIMRST
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== AMIRATES == 1529 AMIRATE the rank of an amir-AMEERATE
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AAEINPRS
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== PANARIES == 1530 PANARY a bread store
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AAEINRTZ
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== ATRAZINE s == 1991 a weedkiller
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AAEINSTT
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== ASTATINE s == 1374 a radioactive element
== SANITATE ds == 1375 2clean &sterilize-SANITISE SANITIZE |
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AAEINSTV
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== SANATIVE == 1531 having the power 2cure/heal
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AAEIPRST
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== ASPIRATE ds == 1532 2pronounce breathily
== PARASITE s == 1533 an organism that lives &feeds on another == SEPTARIA n == 1534 SEPTARIUM a limestone nodule |
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AAEIRRST
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== TARAIRES == 1376 TARAIRE a type of New Zealand tree with broad green leaves &purple fruit
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AAEIRSTT
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== ARIETTAS == 1377 ARIETTA a little aria-ARIETTE
== ARISTATE == 1378 pertaining 2an arista |
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AAEIRSTV
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== VARIATES == 1535 VARIATE 2vary
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AAEIRSTW
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== AWAITERS == 1536 AWAITER 1who awaits
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AAELNNOT
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== NEONATAL == 1884 pertaining 2a newborn child
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AAELNRST
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== ASTERNAL == 1071 not connected 2the sternum
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AAELORSU
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== AUREOLAS == 1224 AUREOLA a halo
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AAENORRU
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== AUROREAN == 1885 relating 2the dawn-AURORAL
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AAEORRST
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== AERATORS == 1886 AERATOR 1that aerates
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AAEORSTT
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== AEROSTAT s == 1887 an aircraft that is lighter than air
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AAGILNOT
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== GALTONIA s == 1993 a lily
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AAILNORS
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== ORINASAL s == 1085 a sound produced through the mouth &nose
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AAILNOST
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== AILANTOS == 1086 AILANTO an Asiatic tree
== h ALATIONS == 1087 ALATION the state of having wings |
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AAIMNORT
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== ANIMATOR s == 1650 1who animates
== MONTARIA s == 1651 a light canoe == TAMANOIR s == 1652 the great antbear |
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ABCEIORT
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== BORACITE s == 1109 a mineral
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ABDEEILN
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== DENIABLE == 1905 capable of being denied
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ABDEEILR
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== RIDEABLE == 1906 capable of being ridden-RIDABLE
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ABDEEILT
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== DELIBATE ds == 1907 2sip
== EDITABLE == 1908 able 2be edited |
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ABDEEIRS
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== BEARDIES t == 1909 BEARDIE a bearded person-BEARDY
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ABDEEIST
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== BEADIEST == 1910 BEADY resembling beads
== DIABETES == 1911 a metabolic disorder |
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ABDEEITU
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== BEAUTIED == 1912 BEAUTY 2beautify
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ABDEGINO
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== GABIONED == 1209 fortified with stones
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ABDEIIRT
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== DIATRIBE s == 1537 an abusive bitter harangue
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ABDEILNR
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== BILANDER s == 1231 a two-masted cargo vessel
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ABDEILNT
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== BIDENTAL s == 1232 a place struck by lightning then consecrated
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ABDEILRT
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== LIBRATED == 1233 LIBRATE 2move from side 2side
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ABDEINRS
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== BRANDIES == 1234 BRANDY 2mix with brandy
== BRANDISE s == 1235 a trivet |
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ABDEINST
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== BANDIEST == 1236 BANDY having crooked legs
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ABDEINTU
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== UNBAITED == 1237 not baited
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ABDEIRST
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== BARDIEST == 1238 BARDY insolent
== BRAIDEST == 1239 BRAID broad == RABIDEST == 1240 RABID affected with rabies == REDBAITS == 1241 REDBAIT 2denounce as Communist == TRIBADES == 1242 TRIBADE a lesbian |
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ABDELNOR
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== BANDEROL es == 1662 a streamer-BANNEROL
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ABDENORS
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== BANDORES == 1663 BANDORE ancient musical instrument-BANDORA PANDORA PANDORE PANDURA
== BROADENS == 1664 BROADEN 2make wider |
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ABDEORST
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== BROADEST == 1665 BROAD wide
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ABDEORTU
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== OBDURATE ds == 1666 2become hard-hearted-OBDURE
== TABOURED == 1667 TABOUR 2beat on a small drum-TABOR TABER |
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ABEEGINR
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== BAREGINE s == 1356 a gelatinous mass
== BERGENIA s == 1357 a perennial flower |
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ABEEILNS
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== BASELINE rs == 1913 a line at both ends of a sporting arena
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ABEEILNU
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== BANLIEUE s == 1914 a suburb
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ABEEILST
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== SEABLITE s == 1915 a salt-marsh plant
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ABEEISTU
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== BEAUTIES == 1916 BEAUTY 2beautify
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ABEENORS
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== SEABORNE == 995 carrier on the sea
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ABEEORST
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== ABORTEES == 996 ABORTEE a woman who has had an abortion
== REBATOES == 997 REBATO a wide lace-edged collar-RABATO |
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ABEFIORT
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== BIFORATE == 1110 having two perforations
== FIREBOAT s == 1111 a boat equipped with fire-fighting apparatus |
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ABEGIINO
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== IBOGAINE s == 1418 an alkaloid used as an antidepressant
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ABEGILOT
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== OBLIGATE ds == 1210 2oblige
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ABEGINOS
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== BEGONIAS == 1211 BEGONIA a tropical plant
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ABEIILNR
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== BILINEAR == 1538 pertaining 2two lines
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ABEIINRS
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== BINARIES == 1539 BINARY a combination of two things
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ABEIINST
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== BAINITES == 1540 BAINITE a byproduct of steel treatment
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ABEILNRS
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== RINSABLE == 1243 able 2be rinsed
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ABEILNRU
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== RUINABLE == 1244 able 2be ruined
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ABEILNST
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== INSTABLE == 1245 unstable
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ABEILRST
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== BLASTIER == 1246 BLASTY gusty
== LIBRATES == 1247 LIBRATE 2move from side 2side == TABLIERS == 1248 TABLIER an apron |
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ABEINRSU
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== ANBURIES == 1249 ANBURY a soft wart on a horse
== URBANISE ds == 1250 2cause 2take on urban characteristics-URBANIZE |
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ABEIORTV
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== ABORTIVE == 1112 failing 2succeed
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ABELNOST
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== NEOBLAST s == 1668 a cell important in regeneration of worms
== NOTABLES == 1669 NOTABLE a person of distinction == STONABLE == 1670 able 2be stoned |
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ABELORST
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== BLOATERS == 1671 BLOATER a smoked herring
== SORTABLE == 1672 able 2be sorted == STORABLE s == 1673 something that can be stored |
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ABEORSTU
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== SABOTEUR s == 1674 1who sabotages
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ABINORST
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== TABORINS == 1385 TABORIN a small drum-TABORET TABORINE TABOURET
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ABINORTU
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== TABOURIN gs == 1386 a small drum-TABRET
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ACDEEILT
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== DELICATE s == 1917 a delicacy
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ACDEEINU
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== AUDIENCE s == 1918 a group of listeners/spectators
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ACDEEIRS
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== DECIARES == 1919 DECIARE a metric unit of area
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ACDEENOT
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== ANECDOTE s == 998 a brief story
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ACDEEORT
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== DECORATE ds == 999 2adorn
== RECOATED == 1000 RECOAT 2coat again |
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ACDEIINR
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== ACRIDINE s == 1541 a chemical compound
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ACDEIINT
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== ACTINIDE s == 1542 any of a series of radioactive elements-ACTINOID
== CTENIDIA == 1543 CTENIDIUM a comblike anatomical structure == DIACTINE == 1544 in zoology two-rayed-DIACT == v INDICATE ds == 1545 2point out |
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ACDEIIRT
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== RATICIDE s == 1546 a substance 4killing rats
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ACDEILOS
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== COALISED == 1610 COALISE 2bring into coalition-COALIZE
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ACDEILRT
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== ARTICLED == 1251 ARTICLE 2indict
== LACERTID s == 1252 a type of lizard |
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ACDEINST
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== DANCIEST == 1253 DANCY
== DISTANCE ds == 1254 2move far from a particular point |
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ACDEINTU
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== INCUDATE == 1255 pertaining 2the incus-INCUDAL
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ACDEIOSU
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== EDACIOUS == 1611 gluttonous
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ACDEIRST
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== ACRIDEST == 1256 ACRID pungent
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ACDELNOR
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== COLANDER s == 1675 a kitchen utensil 4draining
== CONELRAD s == 1676 a system of defense against air attack |
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ACDENORS
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== DRACONES == 1677 DRACONE a container used 4transporting liquids by sea
== ENDOSARC s == 1678 a portion of a cell |
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ACDENOST
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== ENDOCAST s == 1679 a cast of the cranial cavity
== TACNODES == 1680 TACNODE a point of contact between two curves |
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ACDENOTU
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== OUTDANCE ds == 1681 2surpass in dancing
== UNCOATED == 1682 not coated |
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ACDEORST
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== REDCOATS == 1683 REDCOAT a British soldier during the American Revolution
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ACDEORTU
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== AERODUCT s == 1684 a type of jet engine
== EDUCATOR sy == 1685 1who educates == OUTRACED == 1686 OUTRACE 2run faster than |
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ACDINORT
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== TORNADIC == 1387 pertaining 2a tornado
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ACEEGINT
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== AGENETIC == 1358 relating 2agenesis
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ACEEILNS
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== SALIENCE s == 1920 a projecting feature/detail-SALIENCY
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ACEEILRS
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== ESCALIER s == 1921 a staircase
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ACEEIMOT
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== ACOEMETI == 1463 an Eastern order of monks
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ACEEINSU
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== EUCAINES == 1922 EUCAINE an anaesthetic safer than cocaine-EUCAIN
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ACEEIRSU
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== CAUSERIE s == 1923 an informal conversation
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ACEELORT
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== CORELATE ds == 1001 2place in mutual relation
== p RELOCATE des == 1002 2establish in a new place |
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ACEENOST
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== ACETONES == 1003 ACETONE a flammable liquid
== NOTECASE s == 1004 a billfold |
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ACEEORST
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== CREASOTE ds == 1005 2treat with wood tar liquid
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ACEGINOS
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== COINAGES == 1212 COINAGE the act of making coins
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ACEHINOT
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== m ETHANOIC == 1113 as in ethanoic acid the same as acetic acid
== INCHOATE ds == 1114 2begin |
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ACEIILNR
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== e IRENICAL == 1547 peaceful in purpose-IRENIC EIRENIC EIRENICAL
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ACEIINRS
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== RIANCIES == 1548 RIANCY merriment
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ACEIINST
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== ANTICISE ds == 1549 2play antics-ANTICIZE
== CANITIES == 1550 the turning grey of the hair |
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ACEILNRS
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== CARLINES == 1257 CARLINE a beam supporting a ship's deck-CARLING
== LANCIERS == 1258 a French dance |
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ACEILNST
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== CANISTEL s == 1259 a tropical tree
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ACEILOSU
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== EUSOCIAL == 1612 characterized by cooperative specialization of tasks as in ant colonies
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ACEILRST
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== ALTRICES == 1260 immature young birds
== p ARTICLES == 1261 ARTICLE 2indict == RECITALS == 1262 RECITAL a detailed account == SELICTAR s == 1263 a sword-bearer == STERICAL == 1264 pertaining 2atoms in a molecule-STERIC |
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ACEILRTU
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== RETICULA r == 1265 RETICULUM a network
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ACEIMNOT
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== COINMATE s == 1115 a fellow inmate
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ACEINOPR
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== APOCRINE == 1116 relating 2a product of a gland
== CAPONIER es == 1117 a type of defense == PROCAINE s == 1118 a compound used as a local anesthetic |
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ACEINORV
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== VERONICA s == 1119 a handkerchief bearing the image of Christ's face-VERNICLE VERNACLE
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ACEINOTV
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== CONATIVE == 1120 inclined 2conation
== INVOCATE ds == 1121 2appeal 2for help-INVOKE |
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ACEINRRT
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== TRANCIER == 1892 TRANCEY
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ACEINRTT
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== INTERACT s == 1893 2act on 1another
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ACEIOPRT
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== APORETIC == 1122 relating 2aporia a professed doubt of what 2say/2choose
== OPERATIC s == 1123 the technique of staging operas |
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ACEIRSTU
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== SURICATE s == 1266 a burrowing mammal
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ACELNOST
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== LACTONES == 1687 LACTONE a cyclic ester
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ACELORST
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== LOCATERS == 1688 LOCATER 1who locates-LOCATOR
== SECTORAL == 1689 pertaining 2a sector |
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ACENOORT
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== CORONATE ds == 1167 2crown
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ACENORSU
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== CARNEOUS == 1690 fleshy
== NACREOUS == 1691 pertaining 2nacre |
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ACEORSTU
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== OUTRACES == 1692 OUTRACE 2run faster than
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ACILNORT
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== CILANTRO s == 1388 a herb used in cooking
== CONTRAIL s == 1389 a trail of water vapor from an aircraft |
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ACINORST
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== CANTORIS == 1390 2be sung on the north side of the choir
== CAROTINS == 1391 CAROTIN a plant pigment-CAROTENE CARROTIN == CORTINAS == 1392 CORTINA a membrane on some mushrooms |
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ACINORTU
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== NOCTURIA s == 1393 excessive urination at night time a problem of old men
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ADDEEINT
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== DETAINED == 1655 DETAIN 2hold in custody
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ADDEINOS
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== ADENOIDS == 1476 ADENOID glandular tissue at the back of the nose
== ADONISED == 1477 ADONISE 2adorn == ANODISED == 1478 ANODISE 2give a protective coat-ANODIZE |
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ADDEINRT
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== INDARTED == 1201 INDART 2dart in-ENDART
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ADDEIORS
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== b ROADSIDE s == 1479 an area beside the road
== SIDEROAD s == 1480 a byroad |
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ADEEFILN
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== ENFILADE ds == 1924 2direct gunfire along a whole line
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ADEEFIRS
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== FEDARIES == 1925 FEDARIE an accomplice-FEDERARY FOEDARIE
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ADEEFIST
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== SAFETIED == 1926 SAFETY 2protect against failure breakage/accident
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ADEEFORT
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== FOREDATE ds == 1006 2antedate
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ADEEGLNO
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== ENGAOLED == 1134 ENGAOL 2put in gaol
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ADEEGOST
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== DOGEATES == 1135 DOGEATE the office of a doge-DOGESHIP DOGATE
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ADEEHILN
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== HEADLINE drs == 1927 2provide with a title
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ADEEHIST
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== ATHEISED == 1928 ATHEISE 2talk as an atheist-ATHEIZE
== HEADIEST == 1929 HEADY intoxicating |
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ADEEHNOT
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== HEADNOTE s == 1007 a prefixed note
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ADEEIILS
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== IDEALISE drs == 1384 2regard as perfect-IDEALIZE
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ADEEILMN
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== ENDEMIAL == 1930 confined 2a people/area
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ADEEILMR
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== REMAILED == 1931 REMAIL 2post again
== REMEDIAL == 1932 intended 2correct something |
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ADEEILPR
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== PEDALIER s == 1933 the pedal keyboard of an organ
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ADEEILPT
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== DEPILATE ds == 1934 2remove hair
== d EPILATED == 1935 EPILATE 2remove hair == PILEATED == 1936 having a pileus-PILEATE |
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ADEEILRR
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== DERAILER s == 1586 something which derails
== RERAILED == 1587 RERAIL 2replace on the rails |
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ADEEIMNS
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== DEMAINES == 1937 DEMAINE treatment-DEMAYNE DEMEANE
== INSEAMED == 1938 INSEAM 2mark as if with a seam-INSEEM |
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ADEEIMRS
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== MADERISE ds == 1939 2become flat &rusty
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ADEEIMST
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== MEDIATES == 1940 MEDIATE 2interpose between parties as a friend 2each
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ADEEINNS
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== ADENINES == 1588 ADENINE an alkaloid
== ANDESINE s == 1589 a feldspar |
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ADEEIPRS
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== AIRSPEED s == 1941 the speed of an aircraft
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ADEEIRRS
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== DREARIES t == 1590 DREARY a dismal person
== RERAISED == 1591 RERAISE 2raise again |
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ADEEIRSV
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== READVISE ds == 1942 2advise again
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ADEEISTV
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== DEVIATES == 1943 DEVIATE 2differ from normal ways
== SEDATIVE s == 1944 a drug the induces a calm state |
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ADEELNTU
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== UNELATED == 1178 not elated
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ADEELRST
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== DESALTER s == 1179 1that desalts
== RESLATED == 1180 RESLATE 2put down new slate == TREADLES s == 1181 TREADLE 2work by a foot pedal-TREDDLE |
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ADEEMNOR
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== DEMEANOR s == 1008 the manner in which 1conducts oneself
== ENAMORED == 1009 ENAMOR 2inspire with love-ENAMOUR |
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ADEEMNOT
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== NEMATODE s == 1010 a kind of worm-NEMA
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ADEEMORT
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== MODERATE ds == 1011 2reduce in intensity
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ADEENORV
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== ENDEAVOR s == 1012 2strive/attempt
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ADEENORY
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== AERODYNE s == 1013 a heavier than air aircraft
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ADEENRSU
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== UNDERSEA ls == 1182 beneath the surface of the sea
== UNERASED == 1183 not erased == UNSEARED == 1184 not seared |
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ADEENRTT
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== ATTENDER s == 1618 1who is attentive
== NATTERED == 1619 NATTER 2chatter == RATTENED == 1620 RATTEN 2harass |
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ADEENSTU
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== UNSEATED == 1185 UNSEAT 2remove from a seat
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ADEEOPRT
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== OPERATED == 1014 OPERATE 2perform a function
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ADEFIIRT
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== g RATIFIED == 1551 RATIFY 2approve &sanction formally
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ADEFILNR
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== FILANDER s == 1267 a worm which causes disease in hawks
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ADEFILNT
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== INFLATED == 1268 INFLATE 2expand with air/gas
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ADEFINRS
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== FRIANDES == 1269 FRIANDE a female epicure
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ADEFINRU
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== UNFAIRED == 1270 UNFAIR 2deprive of beauty
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ADEFLNOR
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== FORELAND s == 1693 a projecting mass of land
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ADEFLORT
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== DEFLATOR s == 1694 something that deflates-DEFLATER
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ADEGIILN
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== GLIADINE s == 1875 a simple protein-GLIADIN
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ADEGILNS
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== DEALINGS == 1421 DEALING a business transaction
== p LEADINGS == 1422 LEADING a covering of lead == SIGNALED == 1423 SIGNAL 2notify by means of communication |
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ADEGILRS
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== SLAIRGED == 1424 SLAIRG 2smear
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ADEGILST
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== GLADIEST == 1425 GLADY having glades
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ADEGIMNO
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== AMIDOGEN s == 1213 a univalent chemical radical
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ADEGIMOR
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== v IDEOGRAM s == 1214 a type of written symbol
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ADEGISTU
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== GAUDIEST == 1426 GAUDY tastelessly showy
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ADEGNRST
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== DRAGNETS == 1464 DRAGNET a net 4trawling
== GRANDEST == 1465 GRANDE grand |
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ADEHILNR
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== HARDLINE r == 1271 unyielding
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ADEHINRU
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== UNHAIRED == 1272 UNHAIR 2remove the hair from
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ADEHINST
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== HANDIEST == 1273 HANDY convenient
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ADEHIRST
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== HAIRSTED == 1274 HAIRST 2gather in a crop-HARVEST
== HARDIEST == 1275 HARDY very sturdy |
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ADEHNORS
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== HARDNOSE ds == 1695 a stubborn person
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ADEHORTU
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== AUTHORED == 1696 AUTHOR 2bring into being
== OUTHEARD == 1697 OUTHEAR 2surpass in hearing |
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ADEIIMNR
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== MERIDIAN s == 1552 a circle around the earth passing through both poles
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ADEIIMNT
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== MINIATED == 1553 MINIATE 2paint vermilion
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ADEIINTV
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== VANITIED == 1554 full of vanity
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ADEILLOR
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== ARILLODE s == 1481 a type of aril
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ADEILMOS
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== DAMOISEL s == 1613 a young woman-DAMSEL
== MELODIAS == 1614 MELODIA a type of organ stop |
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ADEILNNR
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== INLANDER s == 1147 1living inland
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ADEILNNT
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== DENTINAL == 1148 pertaining 2dentin
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ADEILNPT
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== PANTILED == 1276 roofed with pantiles
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ADEILNTV
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== DIVALENT s == 1277 a chemical element with a valency of two
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ADEILOPS
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== EPISODAL == 1615 sporadic
== OPALISED == 1616 converted into opal-OPALIZED == SEPALOID == 1617 resembling a sepal |
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ADEILPRT
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== DIPTERAL == 1278 having two rows of columns
== TRIPEDAL == 1279 having three feet |
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ADEILRTT
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== DETRITAL == 1149 pertaining 2detritus
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ADEILRTY
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== DIELYTRA s == 1280 a plant with two broadly pouched outer petals-DICENTRA
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ADEIMNRS
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== ADERMINS == 1281 ADERMIN a vitamin
== SIRNAMED == 1282 SIRNAME 2name by a family name |
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ADEIMNRU
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== MURAENID s == 1283 a tropical eel-MORAY MURRAY MURRY
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ADEIMNST
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== MEDIANTS == 1284 MEDIANT a type of musical tone
== TIDESMAN == 1285 a customs officer |
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ADEIMRST
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== MARDIEST == 1286 MARDY petulant
== MISRATED == 1287 MISRATE 2rate incorrectly == p READMITS == 1288 READMIT 2admit again |
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ADEIMRTU
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== MURIATED == 1289 pickled
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ADEINNRS
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== INSNARED == 1150 INSNARE 2trap-ENSNARE
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ADEINNTU
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== ANTIDUNE s == 1151 sand forming a steep slope against a fast current
== INUNDATE ds == 1152 2fill with overflowing abundance |
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ADEINOSS
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== ADENOSIS == 1482 abnormal growth of glandular tissue
== ADONISES == 1483 ADONIS a handsome young man == ANODISES == 1484 ANODISE 2give a protective coat-ANODIZE |
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ADEINPRS
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== SPRAINED == 1290 SPRAIN 2injure by twisting/wrenching
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ADEINPRU
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== UNPAIRED == 1291 not paired
== UNREPAID == 1292 not repaid |
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ADEINPST
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== DEPAINTS == 1293 DEPAINT 2depict
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ADEINRRS
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== DRAINERS == 1153 DRAINER 1that drains
== SERRANID s == 1154 a marine fish |
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ADEINRSV
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== INVADERS == 1294 INVADER 1who invades
== SANDIVER s == 1295 scum formed on molten glass |
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ADEINRSY
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== SYNEDRIA l == 1296 SYNEDRIUM a judicial assembly
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ADEINRUV
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== UNVARIED == 1297 not varied
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ADEINSTT
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== INSTATED == 1155 INSTATE 2install in office
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ADEINSTV
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== DEVIANTS == 1298 DEVIANT 1who deviates from the norm
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ADEINSTY
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== DESYATIN s == 1299 a Russian measurement of land
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ADEIPRST
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== DIPTERAS == 1300 DIPTERA a two-winged insect
== DRAPIEST == 1301 DRAPEY characterized by graceful folds == RAPIDEST == 1302 RAPID swift == a SPIRATED == 1303 spirally twisted == TARSIPED s == 1304 a marsupial == TRAIPSED == 1305 TRAIPSE 2walk in an aimless manner-TRAPE TRAPES |
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ADEIPRTU
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== EUPATRID s == 1306 an aristocrat of ancient Athens
== PREAUDIT s == 1307 an audit made prior 2a final settlement |
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ADEIRSTT
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== STRAITED == 1156 STRAIT 2tighten
== STRIATED == 1157 STRIATE 2mark with stria == TARDIEST == 1158 TARDY slow |
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ADEIRSTW
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== TAWDRIES t == 1308 TAWDRY gaudy finery
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ADEIRTUV
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== DURATIVE s == 1309 a type of verb
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ADELNNOT
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== LENTANDO == 1427 becoming slower
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ADELNOPR
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== PONDERAL == 1698 pertaining 2weight
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ADELNORV
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== OVERLAND s == 1699 a train/stagecoach that travels over land
== RONDAVEL s == 1700 a South African round hut |
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ADELOPRT
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== PORTALED == 1701 having a portal
== PROLATED == 1702 PROLATE 2lengthen out in utterance |
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ADELORSU
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== ROULADES == 1096 ROULADE a rolled up cake with a filling
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ADELORTW
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== LEADWORT s == 1703 a tropical plant
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ADELOSTU
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== OUTLEADS == 1097 OUTLEAD 2surpass in leading
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ADEMNORS
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== MADRONES == 1704 MADRONE an evergreen tree-MADRONA MADRONO
== t RANSOMED == 1705 RANSOM 2pay a price 4redemption from captivity == ROADSMEN == 1706 ROADSMAN a driver |
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ADEMNOTU
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== AMOUNTED == 1707 AMOUNT 2come in total
== OUTNAMED == 1708 OUTNAME 2surpass in notoriety |
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ADEMORST
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== STROAMED == 1709 STROAM 2wander
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ADEMORTU
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== OUTDREAM st == 1710 2surpass in dreaming
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ADENNOTU
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== UNATONED == 1428 not atoned
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ADENOPRS
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== OPERANDS == 1711 OPERAND something on which an operation is performed
== PADRONES == 1712 PADRONE a master == PANDORES == 1713 PANDORE ancient musical instrument-BANDORA BANDORE PANDORA PANDURA |
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ADENOPST
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== NOTEPADS == 1714 NOTEPAD sheets of paper glued together at 1end
== TONEPADS == 1715 TONEPAD an electronic device |
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ADENORRS
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== ADORNERS == 1429 ADORNER 1who adorns
== READORNS == 1430 READORN 2adorn again |
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ADENOTUY
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== AUTODYNE s == 1716 a type of electrical circuit
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ADEOPRST
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== ADOPTERS == 1717 ADOPTER 1who adopts
== ASPORTED == 1718 ASPORT 2wrongfully carry away == PASTORED == 1719 PASTOR 2serve as a spiritual head == p READOPTS == 1720 READOPT 2adopt again |
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ADEORRST
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== ROADSTER s == 1431 a light open automobile
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ADEORTTU
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== OUTRATED == 1432 OUTRATE 2surpass in rating
== OUTTRADE ds == 1433 2get the better of in a trade |
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ADEORTUV
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== OUTRAVED == 1721 OUTRAVE 2surpass in raving
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ADGIINOR
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== RADIOING == 1994 RADIO 2transmit by wireless
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ADGIINOT
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== IODATING == 1995 IODATE 2treat with iodine-IODINATE
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ADGINORS
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== ROADINGS == 1576 ROADING a wood-cock's evening flight-RODING
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ADGINORU
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== RIGAUDON s == 1577 a lively dance-RIGADOON
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ADGINOST
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== DOATINGS == 1578 DOATING an excessive love-DOTING
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ADGIORST
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== GORDITAS == 1579 GORDITA a stuffed &fried pocket of cornmeal dough
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ADIILNOT
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== DILATION s == 1088 the act of dilating
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ADIINOOT
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== IODATION s == 1865 the act of iodating
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ADIINOTU
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== AUDITION s == 1089 2give a trial performance
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ADIIORST
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== TARSIOID == 1090 like a tarsier
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ADILNOOR
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== DOORNAIL s == 1402 a large headed nail
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ADILOORT
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== IDOLATOR s == 1403 1that worships idols-IDOLATER
== TOROIDAL == 1404 pertaining 2a toroid |
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ADINNORT
|
== ORDINANT s == 1198 1who ordains
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ADINRSTU
|
== UNITARDS == 1653 UNITARD a leotard that-covers the legs
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AEEEGNRT
|
== GENERATE ds == 1876 2bring into existence
== RENEGATE s == 1877 a turncoat == TEENAGER s == 1878 a person between thirteen &nineteen |
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AEEEIMRT
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== EMERITAE == 1461 EMERITA a retired woman who retains an honorary title
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AEEELNRT
|
== LATEENER s == 1063 a sailing vessel-LATEEN
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AEEENRST
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== SERENATE s == 1064 a love song
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AEEFGIRT
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== FIGEATER s == 1359 a large beetle
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AEEFILRS
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== FILAREES == 1945 FILAREE a European weed
== SERAFILE s == 1946 men riding in the rear of a squadron |
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AEEFILST
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== FEALTIES == 1947 FEALTY loyalty
== FETIALES == 1948 FETIALIS a priest of ancient Rome-FETIAL FECIAL == LEAFIEST == 1949 LEAFY abounding in leaves |
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AEEGHIRT
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== HERITAGE s == 1360 something that is inherited
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AEEGIIST
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== GAIETIES == 1070 GAIETY festive activity-GAYETY
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AEEGIMNR
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== GERMAINE s == 1361 something that serves as an origin-GERMEN GERMAIN GERMIN
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AEEGIMNT
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== GEMINATE ds == 1362 2arrange in pairs
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AEEGIMRT
|
== r EMIGRATE ds == 1363 2leave one's birthplace 2settle in another
== REMIGATE ds == 1364 2row |
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AEEGINNT
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== ANTIGENE s == 1172 a substance that stimulates the production of antibodies-ANTIGEN
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AEEGINPR
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== PERIGEAN == 1365 pertaining 2a perigee
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AEEGINRR
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== REGAINER s == 1173 1who regains
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AEEGINTV
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== AGENTIVE s == 1366 a word part that denotes the doer of an action
== NEGATIVE ds == 1367 2veto |
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AEEGIRTT
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== AIGRETTE s == 1174 a tuft of feathers worn as a head ornament-AIGRET
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AEEGIRTV
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== ERGATIVE s == 1368 a certain grammatical inflection
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AEEGLNOS
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== GASOLENE s == 1136 a liquid fuel-GASOLINE
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AEEGLORS
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== AEROGELS == 1137 AEROGEL a highly porous solid
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AEEGLOST
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== SEGOLATE s == 1138 a disyllabic noun form-SEGREANT
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AEEGMNOR
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== ARGEMONE s == 1879 a plant with prickly leaves
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AEEHILRS
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== SHIRALEE s == 1950 a swagman's bundle
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AEEHLNOT
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== ANETHOLE s == 1015 a chemical compound-ANETHOL
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AEEILLNT
|
== TENAILLE s == 1656 an outer defence-TENAIL
|
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AEEILLRT
|
== LAETRILE s == 1657 a drug derived from apricot pits
|
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AEEILMNS
|
== MELANISE ds == 1951 2make dark-MELANIZE
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AEEILMRS
|
== ALMERIES == 1952 ALMERY a cupboard 4sacred vessels-AMBRY ALMIRAH AMBERY AUMBRY AWMRIE AWMRY
== EMAILERS == 1953 EMAILER 1who sends electronic messages via computer == MEASLIER == 1954 MEASLY meagre |
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AEEILMST
|
== MEALIEST == 1955 MEALY covered with meal
== METALISE ds == 1956 2treat with metal-METALIZE |
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AEEILNNS
|
== SELENIAN == 1592 of the moon
|
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AEEILNPS
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== ALEPINES == 1957 ALEPINE material of wool &silk
== PENALISE ds == 1958 2subject 2penalty-PENALIZE == SEPALINE == 1959 pertaining 2a sepal |
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AEEILNSV
|
== VASELINE s == 1960 petroleum jelly
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AEEILPRS
|
== ESPALIER s == 1961 2train 2grow on a trellis
== PEARLIES t == 1962 PEARLY a costermonger dressed in pearl-buttoned clothes |
|
AEEILPST
|
== d EPILATES == 1963 EPILATE 2remove hair
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AEEILRRS
|
== REALISER s == 1593 1who realises
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AEEILRSV
|
== VELARISE ds == 1964 2pronounce with the back of the tongue-VELARIZE
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AEEILRSY
|
== YEARLIES == 1965 YEARLY a once a year publication
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AEEILSTT
|
== AILETTES == 1594 AILETTE a plate of armour 4the shoulder
|
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AEEILSTV
|
== r ELATIVES == 1966 ELATIVE a case form in some languages
== LEAVIEST == 1967 LEAVY leafy == VEALIEST == 1968 VEALY immature |
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AEEILTUV
|
== ELUVIATE ds == 1969 2undergo a transfer of materials in the soil
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AEEINRSS
|
== SENARIES == 1658 SENARY a set of six
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AEEINSST
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== ETESIANS == 1659 ETESIAN an annually recurring wind
== TENIASES == 1660 TENIASIS an infestation with tapeworms |
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AEEIRSST
|
== SERIATES == 1661 SERIATE 2put in a series
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AEELNNRT
|
== LANNERET s == 1621 a male falcon
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AEELNOPR
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== PERONEAL == 1016 pertaining 2the fibula
|
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AEELNOPT
|
== g ANTELOPE s == 1017 a ruminant mammal
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AEELNRRT
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== RELEARNT == 1622 RELEARN 2learn again
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AEELORTV
|
== ELEVATOR sy == 1018 1that elevates
== OVERLATE == 1019 too late |
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AEELORTW
|
== TOLEWARE s == 1020 article made with japanned tinware
|
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AEELRSTU
|
== RESALUTE ds == 1186 2salute again
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AEEMORST
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== EROTEMAS == 1021 EROTEMA a rhetorical question-EROTEME EROTESIS
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AEENNRTU
|
== ENAUNTER == 1623 lest by chance
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AEENOPRS
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== PERAEONS == 1022 PERAEON a crustacean's thorax-PEREION PEREON
== PERSONAE == 1023 PERSONA a character in a literary work/a public role |
|
AEENRRST
|
== TERRANES == 1624 TERRANE a rock formation
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AEENRRTU
|
== c RENATURE ds == 1625 2restore natural qualities
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AEENRSTT
|
== ENTREATS == 1626 ENTREAT 2beg for
== RATTEENS == 1627 RATTEEN a coarse woollen fabric-RATEEN |
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AEEOPRST
|
== OPERATES == 1024 OPERATE 2perform a function
== PROTEASE s == 1025 an enzyme |
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AEEORSTV
|
== OVEREATS == 1026 OVEREAT 2eat 2excess
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AEFGNORT
|
== FRONTAGE rs == 1218 the front of a building
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AEFIILNT
|
== ANTILIFE r == 1555 opposed 2life
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AEFIINST
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== FAINITES == 1556 a plea 4a truce
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AEFIIRST
|
== g RATIFIES == 1557 RATIFY 2approve &sanction formally
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AEFILNRU
|
== FRAULEIN s == 1310 a German governess
|
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AEFILNST
|
== INFLATES == 1311 INFLATE 2expand with air/gas
|
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AEFILOOR
|
== AEROFOIL s == 1107 a body shaped 2produce aerodynamic reaction
|
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AEFILRST
|
== FLARIEST == 1312 FLARY tending 2flare
== FRAILEST == 1313 FRAIL fragile |
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AEFILRTU
|
== FAULTIER == 1314 FAULTY imperfect
== FILATURE s == 1315 the reeling of silk from cocoons |
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AEFIMORT
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== FORMIATE s == 1124 a salt of formic acid
|
|
AEFINOPR
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== PINAFORE ds == 1125 a child's apron
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AEFIORTV
|
== FAVORITE s == 1126 a person/thing preferred
|
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AEFLNORS
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== FARNESOL s == 1722 an alcohol used in perfumes
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AEFLORST
|
== FLOATERS == 1723 FLOATER 1that floats
== FORESTAL l == 1724 pertaining 2a forest == REFLOATS == 1725 REFLOAT 2launch again |
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AEFNORSU
|
== FURANOSE s == 1726 a type of sugar
|
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AEGILOPT
|
== PILOTAGE s == 1215 the act of piloting
|
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AEGIMORS
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== GORAMIES == 1216 GORAMY a food fish-GOURAMI GURAMI
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AEGINNOS
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== ANGINOSE == 1081 relating 2angina
== GANOINES == 1082 GANOINE the outer hard layer on some fish scales-GANOIN |
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AEGINORZ
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== ORGANIZE drs == 1462 2form into an organic whole-ORGANISE
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AEGIORSV
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== VIRAGOES == 1217 VIRAGO a noisy domineering woman
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AEGIOSTT
|
== GOATIEST == 1083 GOATY like a goat
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AEGLNRST
|
== STRANGLE drs == 1466 2choke 2death
== TANGLERS == 1467 TANGLER 1that tangles == s TRANGLES == 1468 TRANGLE a diminutive of the fesse |
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AEGNNORT
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== NEGATRON s == 1129 an electron-NEGATON
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AEGNOORS
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== OREGANOS == 1227 OREGANO an aromatic herb
|
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AEGNORTT
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== TETRAGON s == 1130 a four-sided polygon
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AEGNORTY
|
== NEGATORY == 1219 expressing denial
|
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AEGNRSTU
|
== STRAUNGE == 1469 strange
|
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AEGOORST
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== ROOTAGES == 1228 ROOTAGE a system of roots
|
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AEHIILNR
|
== HAIRLINE s == 1558 a very thin line
|
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AEHIIRST
|
== HAIRIEST == 1559 HAIRY covered with hair
|
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AEHILNRS
|
== INHALERS == 1316 INHALER 1that inhales
|
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AEHILNRU
|
== INHAULER s == 1317 a line 4bringing in a sail-INHAUL
|
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AEHIRSTU
|
== THESAURI == 1318 THESAURUS a word-finder of synonyms &antonyms
|
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AEHLNOST
|
== ANETHOLS == 1727 ANETHOL a chemical compound-ANETHOLE
== m ETHANOLS == 1728 ETHANOL an alcohol |
|
AEHLORST
|
== LOATHERS == 1729 LOATHER 1who loathes
== RATHOLES == 1730 RATHOLE a hole made by a rat |
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AEHORSTU
|
== ARTHOUSE s == 1731 a cinema that shows films regarded as artistic as distinct from popular
== OUTHEARS == 1732 OUTHEAR 2surpass in hearing == RATHOUSE s == 1733 |
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AEIILNRR
|
== AIRLINER s == 1379 a large passenger aircraft
|
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AEIILPRT
|
== LIPARITE s == 1560 an acid igneous rock
== REPTILIA n == 1561 REPTILIUM a building 4displaying reptiles |
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AEIILRTT
|
== LITERATI m == 1380 men &women of letters the learned
|
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AEIIMNRU
|
== URINEMIA s == 1562 an abnormal condition of the blood-UREMIA URAEMIA
|
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AEIIMNST
|
== MINIATES == 1563 MINIATE 2paint vermilion
|
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AEIIMNTU
|
== MINUTIAE == 1564 MINUTIA a small detail
|
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AEIIMRST
|
== AIRTIMES == 1565 AIRTIME an allowable period of time 4a broadcast
== SERIATIM == 1566 serially |
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AEIINNRS
|
== SIRENIAN s == 1381 any of an order of aquatic mammals
|
|
AEIINPST
|
== PATINISE ds == 1567 2give a patina to-PATINATE PATINIZE
== PIANISTE s == 1568 someone who plays the piano-PIANIST |
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AEIINRSY
|
== YERSINIA es == 1569 a bacterium
|
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AEIINRTZ
|
== TRIAZINE s == 1992 a chemical compound-TRIAZIN
|
|
AEIINSTV
|
== VANITIES == 1570 VANITY inflated pride in oneself
|
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AEIINTTU
|
== UINTAITE s == 1382 a variety of asphalt
|
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AEIIPRST
|
== PARITIES == 1571 PARITY equality
|
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AEIIRRST
|
== RARITIES == 1383 RARITY the quality of being rare-RARENESS
|
|
AEIIRSTV
|
== VAIRIEST == 1572 VAIRY variegated with vair-VAIRE
|
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AEIIRSTW
|
== WISTERIA s == 1573 a flowering shrub-WISTARIA
|
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AEIJNRST
|
== NARTJIES == 1596 NARTJIE a small sweet orange-NAARTJE
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|
AEIJNRTU
|
== JAUNTIER == 1597 JAUNTY briskly self-assured-JANTY JANTEE JAUNTEE
|
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AEIKNRST
|
== KERATINS == 1598 KERATIN a fibrous protein
== s NARKIEST == 1599 NARKY irritable |
|
AEILMNRS
|
== MARLINES == 1319 MARLINE a rope used on a ship-MARLING
== MINERALS == 1320 MINERAL any of various classes of inorganic substances == MISLEARN st == 1321 2learn wrongly |
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AEILMNRU
|
== LEMURIAN s == 1322 an ancient Roman festival-LEMURINE
|
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AEILMNST
|
== b AILMENTS == 1323 AILMENT a physical/mental disorder
== ALIMENTS == 1324 ALIMENT 2nourish == MANLIEST == 1325 MANLY having the qualities of a man == MELANIST s == 1326 1who is affected with melanism-MELANIC == SMALTINE s == 1327 a mineral-SMALTITE |
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AEILMRST
|
== LAMISTER s == 1328 a fugitive-LAMSTER
== LAMITERS == 1329 LAMITER a cripple-LAMETER LAMIGER LAMMIGER == MARLIEST == 1330 MARLY abounding with marl == MARLITES == 1331 MARLITE a type of marl == MISALTER s == 1332 2alter wrongly |
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AEILNOSS
|
== ANISOLES == 1485 ANISOLE a chemical compound
|
|
AEILNPRS
|
== PEARLINS == 1333 PEARLIN lace made from silk-PEARLING
== PRALINES == 1334 PRALINE an almond coated with brown sugar-PRAWLIN |
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AEILNPST
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== PANELIST s == 1335 a member of an advisory group
== PANTILES == 1336 PANTILE a roofing tile == PLAINEST == 1337 PLAIN clear |
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AEILNRRS
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== SNARLIER == 1159 SNARLY tangled
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AEILNRSV
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== RAVELINS == 1338 RAVELIN a type of fortification
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AEILNRSY
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== INLAYERS == 1339 INLAYER 1that inlays
== SNAILERY == 1340 a place where snails are bred |
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AEILNSTV
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== a VENTAILS == 1341 VENTAIL the adjustable front of a medieval helmet-VENTAILE VENTAYLE
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AEILNSTW
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== LAWNIEST == 1342 LAWNY covered with lawn
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AEILOORV
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== OVARIOLE s == 1108 1of the egg-tubes forming an insect's ovary
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AEILORSS
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== SOLARISE ds == 1486 2expose 2sunlight-SOLARIZE
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AEILOSST
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== ISOLATES == 1487 ISOLATE 2set apart from others
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AEILPRST
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== PILASTER s == 1343 a rectangular column
== PLAISTER s == 1344 2plaster == PLAITERS == 1345 PLAITER 1who plaits |
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AEILRRST
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== RETIRALS == 1160 RETIRAL the giving up of office
== p RETRIALS == 1161 RETRIAL a second trial == TRAILERS == 1162 TRAILER 2transport by a vehicle drawn by another |
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AEILRRTU
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== RURALITE s == 1163 1who lives in the country-RURALIST
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AEILRSTT
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== TERTIALS == 1164 TERTIAL a flight feather of a bird's wing-TERTIARY
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AEILRTUV
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== VAULTIER == 1346 VAULTY resembling an arched ceiling
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AEIMNNRT
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== TRAINMEN == 1894 TRAINMAN a railroad employee
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AEIMNOPT
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== PTOMAINE s == 1127 a compound produced by the decomposition of protein-PTOMAIN
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AEIMNORW
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== AIRWOMEN == 1128 AIRWOMAN a female aviator
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AEIMNRSU
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== ANEURISM s == 1347 dilatation of an artery-ANEURYSM
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AEIMNRTT
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== INTERMAT s == 1895 2mat fibers together
== MARTINET s == 1896 a strict disciplinarian |
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AEIMRSTU
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== MURIATES == 1348 MURIATE chloride
== SEMITAUR s == 1349 a curved oriental sword-SCIMITAR SCIMETAR SCIMITER SEMITAR SIMITAR SYMITAR SYMITARE |
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AEINNRRT
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== INERRANT == 1489 free from error
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AEINNRSU
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== ANEURINS == 1165 ANEURIN vitamin B
== UNARISEN == 1166 not arisen |
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AEINNRTT
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== INTRANET s == 1490 internal computer network akin 2the internet
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AEINPRRT
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== PRETRAIN s == 1897 2train beforehand
== TERRAPIN s == 1898 a North American tortoise |
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AEINPRSU
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== UNPRAISE ds == 1350 2deprive of praise
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AEINPRTT
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== TRIPTANE s == 1899 a chemical compound
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AEINPSTU
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== PETUNIAS == 1351 PETUNIA a tropical herb
== SUPINATE ds == 1352 2turn so that the palm is facing upward |
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AEINQRTU
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== ANTIQUER s == 1600 1who antiques
== QUAINTER == 1601 QUAINT old-fashioned |
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AEINRRTT
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== RETIRANT s == 1491 1who has retired from his vocation-RETIREE
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AEINRRTV
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== VERATRIN es == 1900 a poisonous mixture of alkaloids-VERATRIA
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AEINRRTW
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== INTERWAR == 1901 happening between wars
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AEINRSST
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== t ARTINESS == 1202 the quality of being arty
== RESIANTS == 1203 RESIANT a residence-RESIANCE == RETSINAS == 1204 RETSINA a resin-flavoured Greek wine == SNARIEST == 1205 SNARY in danger of entrapment == STAINERS == 1206 STAINER that which stains == STARNIES == 1207 STARNIE a star == STEARINS == 1208 STEARIN the solid portion of a fat-STEARINE |
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AEINRSUV
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== VAURIENS == 1353 VAURIEN a good-for-nothing
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AEINSTUV
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== SUIVANTE s == 1354 a lady's maid
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AELMNORS
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== ALMONERS == 1734 ALMONER 1who distributes alms-ALMNER
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AELMNOST
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== SALMONET s == 1735 a young salmon-SAMLET
== TELAMONS == 1736 TELAMON a male figure used as a supporting column |
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AELMORTU
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== EMULATOR s == 1737 1that emulates
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AELNNORU
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== NEURONAL == 1434 pertaining 2a neuron
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AELNOPRS
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== PERSONAL s == 1738 a brief private notice in a newspaper
== PSORALEN s == 1739 a drug used 2treat psoriasis |
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AELNOPST
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== LAPSTONE s == 1740 a stone 4hammering leather held in the lap
== PLEONAST es == 1741 someone who is prone 2redundancy == POLENTAS == 1742 POLENTA a thick mush of cornmeal |
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AELNORSV
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== VERONALS == 1743 VERONAL a barbitone
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AELNOSTV
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== VOLANTES == 1744 VOLANTE a two-wheeled horse vehicle
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AELNOSTY
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== ANOLYTES == 1745 ANOLYTE the part of an electricity conduction solution near the anode
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AELOPRST
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== PETROSAL s == 1746 a stony ear bone
== POLESTAR s == 1747 a guiding principle == PROLATES == 1748 PROLATE 2lengthen out in utterance |
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AELORRST
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== REALTORS == 1435 REALTOR a agent 4buying/selling property
== RELATORS == 1436 RELATOR 1who relates-RELATER == RESTORAL s == 1437 the act of restoring |
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AELORSTT
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== RETOTALS == 1438 RETOTAL 2total again
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AELORSTV
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== e LEVATORS == 1749 LEVATOR a muscle that raises
== OVERSALT s == 1750 2salt 2excess |
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AELORSTY
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== ROYALETS == 1751 ROYALET a petty king
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AEMNOORT
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== ANTEROOM s == 1168 a waiting room
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AEMNORSU
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== ENAMOURS == 1752 ENAMOUR 2inspire with love-ENAMOR
== NEUROMAS t == 1753 NEUROMA a type of tumor |
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AEMNOSTU
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== NOTAEUMS == 1754 NOTAEUM the upper surface of a bird's trunk
== OUTNAMES == 1755 OUTNAME 2surpass in notoriety == SEAMOUNT s == 1756 an undersea mountain |
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AENNORSU
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== UNREASON s == 1439 2disrupt the sanity of
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AENNOSTU
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== TONNEAUS == 1440 TONNEAU the rear seating compartment of an automobile
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AENOORRT
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== RATOONER s == 1067 a plant that ratoons
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AENOPSTU
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== AUTOPENS == 1757 AUTOPEN a device 4imitating signatures
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AENORSST
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== ASSENTOR s == 1602 1who agrees-ASSENTER
== SANTEROS == 1603 SANTERO a priest of santeria == SENATORS == 1604 SENATOR a member of a senate == STARNOSE s == 1605 a burrowing mammal == TREASONS == 1606 TREASON betraying of one's country |
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AENORSUV
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== RAVENOUS == 1758 extremely hungry
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AEOPRSTU
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== APTEROUS == 1759 wingless-APTERAL
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AEORSTTU
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== OUTRATES == 1441 OUTRATE 2surpass in rating
== OUTSTARE ds == 1442 2outdo in staring == SEATROUT s == 1443 a marine fish |
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AEORSTUV
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== OUTRAVES == 1760 OUTRAVE 2surpass in raving
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AEORSTUW
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== OUTSWARE == 1761 OUTSWEAR 2surpass in swearing
== OUTSWEAR s == 1762 2surpass in swearing == OUTWEARS == 1763 OUTWEAR 2last longer than |
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AFILNORT
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== FLATIRON s == 1394 an iron 4pressing clothes
== INFLATOR s == 1395 1that inflates-INFLATER |
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AGIILNOR
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== ORIGINAL s == 1996 the first form of something
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AGIILNOT
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== INTAGLIO s == 1997 2engrave in intaglio
== LIGATION s == 1998 the act of ligating == TAGLIONI s == 1999 a 19th century overcoat |
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AGIINORS
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== SIGNORIA ls == 2000 the power of a seignior-SEIGNORY SIGNIORY SIGNORY
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AGILNORS
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== RANGOLIS == 1580 RANGOLI Hindu decoration
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AGILNOST
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== ANTILOGS == 1581 ANTILOG a number corresponding 2a given logarithm
== SALTOING == 1582 SALTO 2perform a daring leap == i SOLATING == 1583 SOLATE 2change 2a fluid colloidal system |
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AGINOORT
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== ROGATION s == 1091 the proposal of a law in ancient Rome
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AGINORSU
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== c AROUSING == 1584 AROUSE 2stimulate
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AGINOSTU
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== OUTGAINS == 1585 OUTGAIN 2gain more than
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AHILNORT
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== HORNTAIL s == 1396 a wasplike insect
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AHINORST
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== TRAHISON s == 1397 treason
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AIINORTT
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== ANTIRIOT == 1419 designed 2end riots
== TRITONIA s == 1420 a South African plant |
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AILMNORT
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== TORMINAL == 1398 pertaining 2tormina
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AILNOOST
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== i SOLATION s == 1405 liquefaction of a gel
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AILNRSTU
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== LUNARIST s == 1654 1who thinks the moon affects the weather
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AILOORST
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== ISOLATOR s == 1406 1that isolates
== OSTIOLAR == 1407 pertaining 2a ostiole |
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AIMNORTU
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== MINOTAUR == 1399 as in minotaur beetle a kind of dung-beetle
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AINOPRST
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== ATROPINS == 1400 ATROPIN a medicine derived from the deadly nightshade-ATROPIA ATROPINE
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AINORRTU
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== URINATOR s == 1199 a diver
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AINORSTT
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== STRONTIA ns == 1200 a chemical compound
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AINORSTW
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== WAITRONS == 1401 WAITRON a server in a restaurant
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BDEEINOT
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== OBEDIENT == 1027 eager 2obey
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BDEILORT
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== TRILOBED == 1764 having three lobes
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BDEINOTU
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== BOUNTIED == 1765 pertaining 2a bounty
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BDEIORST
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== DEBITORS == 1766 DEBITOR someone who owes a debt-DEBTOR
== DEORBITS == 1767 DEORBIT 2come out of orbit |
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BDEIORTU
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== TUBEROID == 1768 pertaining 2a tuber
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BEEINOST
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== BETONIES == 1028 BETONY a European herb
== EBONITES == 1029 EBONITE a hard rubber |
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BEILORST
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== STROBILE s == 1769 the conical multiple fruit of certain trees-STROBIL
== TRILOBES == 1770 TRILOBE something that has three lobes |
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BEINOSTU
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== BOUNTIES == 1771 BOUNTY a reward
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CDEEINOR
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== RECOINED == 1030 RECOIN 2coin again
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CDEINORS
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== CONSIDER s == 1772 2think about
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CDEINORU
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== DECURION s == 1773 a commander of a decury
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CDEINOST
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== DEONTICS == 1774 ethicspl DEONTICS
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CDEINOTU
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== drs EDUCTION s == 1775 the act of educing
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CDEIORST
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== CORDITES == 1776 CORDITE an explosive powder
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CDEIORTU
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== OUTCRIED == 1777 OUTCRY 2cry louder than
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CEEGINOR
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== EROGENIC == 1880 arousing sexual desire
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CEEILNOT
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== COTELINE s == 1031 a type of muslin
== s ELECTION s == 1032 the act of electing |
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CEEINOST
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== ICESTONE s == 1033 a mineral which yields aluminium
== SEICENTO s == 1034 the seventeenth century |
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CEEIORST
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== COTERIES == 1035 COTERIE an exclusive circle
== ESOTERIC a == 1036 taught 2a select few |
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CEGINORT
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== GERONTIC == 1220 pertaining 2old age
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CEILNORS
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== INCLOSER s == 1778 1that incloses
== LICENSOR s == 1779 1who licenses-LICENSER |
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CEILNOST
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== ef LECTIONS == 1780 LECTION a portion of sacred writing read in a church service
== TELSONIC == 1781 pertaining 2a telson |
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CEILORST
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== CLOISTER s == 1782 2seclude
== COISTREL s == 1783 a knave-COISTRIL COYSTREL COYSTRIL == COSTLIER == 1784 COSTLY expensive == CREOLIST s == 1785 a person who studies creole languages |
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CEINORSU
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== COINSURE drs == 1786 2insure with another
== INSOURCE ds == 1787 2subcontract work 2another company that is under the same general ownership == NOURICES == 1788 NOURICE a nurse == ROUNCIES == 1789 ROUNCY a riding-horse |
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CEINOSTU
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== COUNTIES == 1790 COUNTY an administrative division of a state
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CEIORSTU
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== CITREOUS == 1791 having a lemonlike colour
== OUTCRIES == 1792 OUTCRY 2cry louder than |
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DDEINORT
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== TRENDOID s == 1607 a trendy person
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DEEFIORT
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== FOETIDER == 1037 FOETID stinking-FETID
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DEEGILNO
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== ELOIGNED == 1139 ELOIGN 2remove 2a distant place-ELOIN ESLOIN ESLOYNE
== LEGIONED == 1140 set out in legions |
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DEEGIOST
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== EGOTISED == 1141 EGOTISE 2talk about oneself a lot-EGOTIZE
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DEEIILNT
|
== TIDELINE s == 1412 the edge of the tide
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DEEIINST
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== DIETINES == 1413 DIETINE a minor Japanese parliament
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DEEIIRST
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== SIDERITE s == 1414 a mineral
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DEEILNRS
|
== REDLINES == 1187 REDLINE 2withhold loans/insurance from certain neighborhoods
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DEEILNRU
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== UNDERLIE rs == 1188 2lie under
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DEEILNST
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== ENLISTED == 1189 ENLIST 2enrol
== LINTSEED s == 1190 a lint/flax seed == g LISTENED == 1191 LISTEN 2try 2hear == TINSELED == 1192 TINSEL 2give a showy appearance to |
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DEEILRST
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== RELISTED == 1193 RELIST 2list again
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DEEIMNOR
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== DOMINEER s == 1038 2be overbearing
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DEEINNRT
|
== INDENTER s == 1628 1that indents-INDENTOR
== INTENDER s == 1629 1who intends == INTERNED == 1630 INTERN 2confine during a war |
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DEEINORW
|
== IRONWEED s == 1039 a shrub
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DEEINOTV
|
== DENOTIVE == 1040 indicative
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DEEINRRT
|
== INTERRED == 1631 INTER 2bury
== TRENDIER == 1632 TRENDY fashionable |
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DEEINRSU
|
== UREDINES == 1194 UREDO rust in plants
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DEEINRTT
|
== RETINTED == 1633 RETINT 2tint again
|
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DEEINSTU
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== DETINUES == 1195 DETINUE action 2recover property wrongfully detained
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DEEIOPRT
|
== PERIDOTE s == 1041 a green mineral-PERIDOT
== PROTEIDE s == 1042 a nitrogenous organic compound-PROTEIN PROTEID |
|
DEEIORTV
|
== OVEREDIT s == 1043 2edit more than necessary
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DEEIRSTU
|
== ERUDITES == 1196 ERUDITE a learned person
== SURETIED == 1197 SURETY 2be security for |
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DEENOORT
|
== ENROOTED == 1092 ENROOT 2implant firmly
|
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DEFILNOR
|
== INFOLDER s == 1793 1that infolds
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DEFIORTU
|
== OUTFIRED == 1794 OUTFIRE 2surpass in firing
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DEGIINRT
|
== DIRIGENT == 1974 directing
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|
DEGINOOR
|
== RODEOING == 1229 RODEO 2perform a public exhibition of cowboy skills
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DEGINRST
|
== a STRINGED == 1470 STRING 2provide with catgut silk wire/cord
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DEHILNOR
|
== INHOLDER s == 1795 a container
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DEHINORS
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== HORDEINS == 1796 HORDEIN a simple protein
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DEHINOST
|
== HEDONIST s == 1797 a follower of hedonism
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DEHIORTU
|
== OUTHIRED == 1798 OUTHIRE 2give out as if on hire
|
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DEIILNOS
|
== LIONISED == 1225 LIONISE 2treat as a celebrity-LIONIZE
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DEIILORS
|
== IDOLISER s == 1226 1who idolises-IDOLIZER
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DEIINRST
|
== DISINTER s == 1072 2exhume
== INDITERS == 1073 INDITER 1who indites == NITRIDES == 1074 NITRIDE 2convert into a compound of nitrogen == RINDIEST == 1075 RINDY covered in rind |
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DEIINRTU
|
== UNTIDIER == 1076 UNTIDY messy
|
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DEILNNOT
|
== INDOLENT == 1444 lazy
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DEILNOOS
|
== EIDOLONS == 1866 EIDOLON a phantom
== SOLENOID s == 1867 a type of electric coil |
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DEILNOPT
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== TOPLINED == 1799 TOPLINE 2star
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DEILNOSU
|
== DELUSION s == 1098 the act of deluding
== INSOULED == 1099 INSOUL 2infuse with a soul-ENSOUL == UNSOILED == 1100 not soiled |
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DEILORSU
|
== SOULDIER s == 1101 a soldier
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DEILORTY
|
== ELYTROID == 1800 pertaining 2elytron
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DEILOSTU
|
== SOLITUDE s == 1102 the state of being alone
== TOLUIDES == 1103 TOLUIDE a derivative of glycocoll-TOLUID TOLUIDIN |
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DEIMNOST
|
== DEMONIST s == 1801 1who believes in demons
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DEIMORST
|
== a MORTISED == 1802 MORTISE 2join/fasten securely-MORTICE
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DEINNORS
|
== ENDIRONS == 1445 ENDIRON a metal support 4logs in a fireplace-ANDIRON FIREDOG
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DEINNORU
|
== UNIRONED == 1446 not ironed
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DEINOOSU
|
== IDONEOUS == 1868 suitable
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DEINOPRS
|
== DISPONER s == 1803 the person who gives by legal transfer
== POINDERS == 1804 POINDER 1who impounds == PRISONED == 1805 PRISON 2imprison |
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DEINOPRU
|
== INPOURED == 1806 INPOUR 2pour in
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DEINORRS
|
== INDORSER s == 1447 1that endorses-ENDORSER ENDORSOR INDORSOR
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DEINORSW
|
== DISOWNER s == 1807 1that disowns
== WINDORES == 1808 WINDORE a form of window |
|
DEINOSTW
|
== DOWNIEST == 1809 DOWNY fluffily soft-DOWLNEY
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DEINOTTU
|
== DUETTINO s == 1448 a simple duet
|
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DEINOTUV
|
== INDEVOUT == 1810 not devout
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DEIOPRST
|
== DIOPTERS == 1811 DIOPTER a measure of refractive power-DIOPTRE
== DIOPTRES == 1812 DIOPTRE a measure of refractive power-DIOPTER == DIPTEROS == 1813 a building with two colonnades == PERIDOTS == 1814 PERIDOT a green mineral-PERIDOTE == PORTSIDE == 1815 on the port side == PROTEIDS == 1816 PROTEID a nitrogenous organic compound-PROTEIN PROTEIDE == RIPOSTED == 1817 RIPOSTE 2make a return thrust in fencing-RIPOST == TOPSIDER s == 1818 1who is at the highest level of authority |
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DEIORRTU
|
== OUTRIDER s == 1449 a mounted carriage attendant
|
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DEIORSTT
|
== DORTIEST == 1450 DORTY delicate
|
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DEIORSTW
|
== ROWDIEST == 1819 ROWDY disorderly in behavior
== WORDIEST == 1820 WORDY using many words |
|
DEIORTUV
|
== OUTDRIVE ns == 1821 2drive a golf ball farther than
|
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DELNORTU
|
== ROUNDLET s == 1142 a small circle
|
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DENOORTU
|
== UNROOTED == 1903 UNROOT 2uproot
|
|
DENORSTU
|
== ROUNDEST == 1143 ROUND shaped like a ball
== TONSURED == 1144 TONSURE 2shave the head of == UNSORTED == 1145 not sorted |
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EEEINRST
|
== ETERNISE ds == 1065 2make eternal-ETERNIZE
== TEENSIER == 1066 TEENSY tiny |
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EEGIINRT
|
== REIGNITE ds == 1105 2light again
== RETIEING == 1106 RETIE 2tie again |
|
EEGIIOST
|
== EGOITIES == 1355 EGOITY the essence of the ego
|
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EEGINOOS
|
== z OOGENIES == 1902 OOGENY the development of ova
|
|
EEGINOPR
|
== PERIGONE s == 1881 a structure in some flowers
|
|
EEGINORR
|
== ERIGERON s == 1488 a herb
|
|
EEGINORV
|
== VIROGENE s == 1882 a virus-forming gene
|
|
EEGNORST
|
== o ESTROGEN s == 1171 a female sex hormone-ESTRIOL OESTRIOL ESTRIN OESTRIN OESTROGEN ESTRONE OESTRONE THEELIN THEELOL
|
|
EEHILORT
|
== HOTELIER s == 1044 a hotel manager-HOTELMAN
|
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EEHINORS
|
== HEROINES == 1045 HEROINE a brave woman
== NOSHERIE s == 1046 a cafe-NOSHERY |
|
EEHIORST
|
== ISOTHERE s == 1047 a type of isotherm
== THEORIES == 1048 THEORY an explanation of anything == THEORISE drs == 1049 2form theories-THEORIZE |
|
EEIILNST
|
== LENITIES == 1415 LENITY the quality of being lenient-LENIENCY LENIENCE
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|
EEIILRST
|
== TILERIES == 1416 TILERY a tile factory
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EEIIMNOT
|
== MEIONITE s == 1177 1of a group of rare minerals
|
|
EEILMNOR
|
== LEMONIER == 1050 LEMONY tasting of lemon
|
|
EEILMORT
|
== MOTELIER s == 1051 the owner/manager of a motel
|
|
EEILNOPR
|
== LEPORINE == 1052 resembling a rabbit/hare
|
|
EEILNRTT
|
== NETTLIER == 1634 NETTLY prickly
|
|
EEIMNORS
|
== d EMERSION s == 1053 the act of emerging
|
|
EEIMNOST
|
== MONETISE ds == 1054 2coin into money-MONETIZE
== SEMITONE s == 1055 a type of musical tone |
|
EEIMORST
|
== TIRESOME == 1056 tedious
|
|
EEINNRST
|
== INTENSER == 1635 INTENSE existing in a high degree
== INTERNES == 1636 INTERNE a trainee gaining practical medical experience |
|
EEINOOPT
|
== OPTIONEE s == 1595 1who holds a legal option
|
|
EEINOPRS
|
== ISOPRENE s == 1057 a volatile liquid
== PEREIONS == 1058 PEREION a crustacean's thorax-PERAEON PEREON == PIONEERS == 1059 PIONEER 2be first in a new field of enterprise |
|
EEINORSV
|
== r EVERSION s == 1060 the act of everting
|
|
EEINORTX
|
== EXERTION s == 1175 the act of exerting
|
|
EEINRRST
|
== INSERTER s == 1637 1that inserts
== p REINSERT s == 1638 2insert again == REINTERS == 1639 REINTER 2inter again == RENTIERS == 1640 RENTIER 1who receives a fixed income == TERRINES == 1641 TERRINE an earthenware jar-TERREEN |
|
EEINRRTU
|
== REUNITER s == 1642 1who reunites
== UNRETIRE ds == 1643 2return 2work after having taken retirement |
|
EEINRSTT
|
== INERTEST == 1644 INERT passive
== p INSETTER s == 1645 1that inserts == INTEREST s == 1646 2engage the attention of == STERNITE s == 1647 the ventral plate of a segment in arthropods == TRIENTES == 1648 TRIENS a coin of ancient Rome |
|
EEIOPRST
|
== POETISER s == 1061 1who poetises-POETIZER
== POETRIES == 1062 POETRY a literary work in metrical form |
|
EELNOSTU
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== TOLUENES == 1574 TOLUENE a solvent derived from coal tar-TOLUOL TOLUOLE
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EELORSTU
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== RESOLUTE rs == 1575 1who is resolute
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EENOORST
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== OESTRONE s == 1093 a female sex hormone-ESTRIOL OESTRIOL ESTRIN OESTRIN ESTROGEN OESTROGEN OESTRONE THEELIN THEELOL
== ROESTONE s == 1094 a variety of limestone-OOLITE OOLITH |
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EENOORTU
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== EURONOTE s == 1095 negotiable bearer notes used in the European Union
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EFILNORU
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== FLUORINE s == 1822 a gaseous element-FLUORIN
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EFILORST
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== FLORIEST == 1823 FLORY showy
== TREFOILS == 1824 TREFOIL a plant having three-lobed leaves-TRIFOLY |
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EFILORTU
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== FLUORITE s == 1825 a mineral form of calcium fluoride-FLUOR
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EFINORSU
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== REFUSION s == 1826 the act of fusing again
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EFIORSTU
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== FOUSTIER == 1827 FOUSTY mouldy
== OUTFIRES == 1828 OUTFIRE 2surpass in firing |
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EGHINORT
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== THROEING == 1221 THROE 2suffer violent spasms of pain
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EGIILNRT
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== GIRTLINE s == 1975 a nautical hoisting rope
== GLINTIER == 1976 GLINTY glittering == RETILING == 1977 RETILE 2tile again == TINGLIER == 1978 TINGLY tingling == TIRELING s == 1979 a tired animal |
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EGIINRST
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== GIRNIEST == 1980 GIRNIE ill-tempered
== IGNITERS == 1981 IGNITER 1that ignites-IGNITOR == REISTING == 1982 REIST 2become rancid == RESITING == 1983 RESITE 2move 2a different locality == STINGIER == 1984 STINGY mean == STRIGINE == 1985 owl-like |
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EGIINRTU
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== INTRIGUE drs == 1986 2arouse the curiosity of
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EGILNRST
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== LINGSTER s == 1471 an interpreter-LINKSTER
== RINGLETS == 1472 RINGLET a small ring == STERLING s == 1473 British money == TINGLERS == 1474 TINGLER 1that tingles == TRINGLES == 1475 TRINGLE a curtain-rod |
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EGINNORT
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== NITROGEN s == 1131 a gaseous element
== RINGTONE s == 1132 a ringing tone on a mobile phone |
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EGINOOST
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== GOONIEST == 1230 GOONY stupid-GOONEY GOONIE
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EGINORTT
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== chpt OTTERING == 1133 OTTER 2fish with a board of baited lines
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EGINORTV
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== REVOTING == 1222 REVOTE 2vote again
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EGINORTW
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== TOWERING == 1223 TOWER 2rise 2a great height
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EHILNORU
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== UNHOLIER == 1829 UNHOLY not holy
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EHILNOST
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== HOLSTEIN s == 1830 a breed of cattle
== HOTLINES == 1831 HOTLINE a speedy line of communication == NEOLITHS == 1832 NEOLITH an ancient stone implement |
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EHINOSTU
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== OUTSHINE ds == 1833 2shine brighter than
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EHIORSTU
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== OUTHIRES == 1834 OUTHIRE 2give out as if on hire
== SHOUTIER == 1835 SHOUTY prone 2shouting |
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EIILNNOT
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== LENITION s == 1888 a change in articulation
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EIILNOTT
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== TOILINET s == 1889 cloth used 4waistcoats
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EIILNRST
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== NIRLIEST == 1077 NIRLY knotty
== NITRILES == 1078 NITRILE a chemical compound-NITRIL |
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EIILORTT
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== TROILITE s == 1890 a mineral
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EIINRSTU
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== NEURITIS == 1079 inflammation of a nerve
== UNITISER s == 1080 1who unitises-UNITIZER |
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EIIORRST
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== RIOTRIES == 1891 RIOTRY riot
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EILMNORS
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== MISENROL ls == 1836 2enrol incorrectly
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EILMNOST
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== MOLINETS == 1837 MOLINET an 18th century whipping stick
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EILMNOTU
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== MOULINET s == 1838 a machine 4bending the crossbow
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EILNNORS
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== ONLINERS == 1451 ONLINER a user of the internet
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EILNNOST
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== INSOLENT s == 1452 an extremely rude person
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EILNOPRS
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== PLERIONS == 1839 PLERION a supernova where both shell &core radiate
== PROLINES == 1840 PROLINE an amino acid |
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EILNOPRU
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== NEUROPIL s == 1841 part of the nervous system in vertebrates
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EILNOPST
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== POINTELS == 1842 POINTEL a sharp instrument
== PONTILES == 1843 PONTILE an iron supporting rod used in glassmaking-PUNTY PONTIE PONTIL PONTY PUNTEE == POTLINES == 1844 POTLINE a row of electrolytic cells == TOPLINES == 1845 TOPLINE 2star |
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EILNOPTU
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== UNPOLITE == 1846 not polite
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EILNORRS
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== LORINERS == 1453 LORINER a maker of implements 4harnesses &saddles-LORIMER
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EILNOSTV
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== NOVELIST s == 1847 1who writes novels
== VIOLENTS == 1848 VIOLENT 2force |
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EILNOSTW
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== TOWLINES == 1849 TOWLINE a line used 4towing
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EILNOTUV
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== INVOLUTE ds == 1850 2roll/curl up
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EILOPRST
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== POITRELS == 1851 POITREL a piece of armour 4the breast of a horse-PEYTRAL PEYTREL
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EILORRTU
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== ULTERIOR == 1454 more remote
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EILORSTT
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== TRIOLETS == 1455 TRIOLET a short poem of fixed form
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EILORTUV
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== OUTLIVER s == 1852 1who outlives
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EIMNOORT
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== MOTIONER s == 1169 1that motions
== p REMOTION s == 1170 the act of removing |
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EIMNORSU
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== INERMOUS == 1853 without thorns-INERM
== MONSIEUR == 1854 a French title of courtesy 4a man |
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EIMORSTU
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== MISROUTE ds == 1855 2route incorrectly
== MOISTURE s == 1856 moistness from liquid |
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EINNORSU
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== p REUNIONS == 1456 REUNION a uniting of people after separation
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EINNOSTU
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== NOUNIEST == 1457 NOUNY having many nouns
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EINOPRSU
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== PRUINOSE == 1857 having a powdery covering
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EINOPSTU
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== POUTINES == 1858 POUTINE a dish of french fries &cheese curds topped with gravy
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EINORSST
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== OESTRINS == 1608 OESTRIN a female sex hormone-ESTRIOL OESTRIOL ESTRIN ESTROGEN OESTROGEN ESTRONE OESTRONE THEELIN THEELOL
== TERSIONS == 1609 TERSION wiping |
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EINORSUV
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== SOUVENIR s == 1859 a memento
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EIOPRSTU
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== c ROUPIEST == 1860 ROUPY hoarse-ROUPET
== SPOUTIER == 1861 SPOUTY having a spout |
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EIORRSTU
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== STOURIER == 1458 STOURY dusty-STOURIE
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EIORSTTU
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== TOUSTIER == 1459 TOUSTIE irascible
== TUTORISE ds == 1460 2tutor-TUTORIZE |
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EIORSTUV
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== VIRTUOSE == 1862 VIRTUOSA a female virtuoso
== VITREOUS == 1863 resembling glass == VOITURES == 1864 VOITURE a carriage |
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ELNORSTU
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== TURNSOLE s == 1146 a plant that turns with the sun
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ENOORSTU
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== OUTSNORE ds == 1904 2surpass in snoring
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