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169 Cards in this Set
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AABDEIR
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== BRAAIED == 2288 BRAAI South Africa 2grill/roast meat over open coals VERB!
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AACDERS
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== ARCADES == 7827 ARCADE a walkway with shops
== ASCARED == 7828 scared frightened |
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AAELRST
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== TARSEAL s == 1629 New Zealand the bitumen surface of a road
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AAENRST
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== ANESTRA == 625 ANESTRUM period of sexual inactivity-ANOESTRUM
== SANTERA s == 626 a priestess of santeria |
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AAGINST
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== AGAINST == 4450 opposite 2[prep
== AGITANS == 4451 as in paralysis agitans Parkinson's disease == ANTISAG == 4452 designed 2prevent sagging == GITANAS == 4453 GITANA a female gypsy |
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ABDEERS
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== BEADERS == 5209 BEADER one that beads to adorn with round balls of glass wood/plastic
== DEBASER s == 5210 one who debases to lower/degrade == SABERED == 5211 SABER 2strike with a type of swordABRE VERB! |
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ABDEIRS
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== ABIDERS == 1859 ABIDER one who abides to wait for
== BARDIES t == 1860 BARDIE an Australian wood-boring grub == BRAISED == 1861 BRAISE 2stew to cook by boiling slowly VERB! == DARBIES == 1862 handcuffs == SEABIRD s == 1863 any marine bird == SIDEBAR s == 1864 a short news story accompanying a major story |
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ABDEIRX
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== AXEBIRD s == 10079 a bird from Queensland sounding like a chopping axe
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ABDELRS
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== BEDRALS == 7208 BEDRAL a church officer-BEDERAL
== BLADERS == 7209 BLADER one that blades |
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ABDELRT
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== BLARTED == 3974 BLART 2shout loudly &harshly VERB!
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ABEIILS
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== ALIBIES == 4564 ALIBI 2make excuses 4oneself VERB!
== BAILIES == 4565 BAILIE a Scottish magistrate == BIALIES == 4566 BIALY an onion roll-BIALI |
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ABEIRTT
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== BATTIER == 2717 BATTY crazy insane mentally unsound
== BIRETTA s == 2718 a cap 4clergymen == RATBITE == 2719 as in ratbite fever a bacterial disease spread by rat bites |
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ABENRST
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== BANTERS == 2025 BANTER 2exchange mildly teasing remarks VERB!
== BARNETS == 2026 BARNET slang hair |
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ACDEINR
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== CAIRNED == 789 piled into a cairn
== CARNIED == 790 CARNY 2coax-CARNEY VERB! == DANCIER == 791 DANCEY relating 2dance music |
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ACDELRS
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== CRADLES == 7227 CRADLE 2hold lovingly VERB!
== RECLADS == 7228 RECLAD 2clad again VERB! == SCALDER s == 7229 that which scalds |
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ACEELST
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== CELESTA s == 5243 a keyboard instrument-CELESTE
== SELECTA s == 5244 a disc jockey |
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ACEINRT
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== s CANTIER == 280 CANTY lively full of energy
== CERATIN s == 281 a fibrous protein == CERTAIN == 282 absolutely confident CERTAINER CERTAINEST == CREATIN egs == 283 a chemical found within vertebrate muscle-CREATINE KREATINE == CRINATE d == 284 having hair-CRINATED == NACRITE s == 285 a clay mineral == TACRINE s == 286 a drug 4treating Alzheimer's disease |
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ACEINSS
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== CASEINS == 8633 CASEIN a milk protein
== CASSINE s == 8634 an evergreen tree-CASSINA CASSENA CASSENE == p INCASES == 8635 INCASE 2put in a case-ENCASE VERB! |
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ACEIORS
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== s CARIOSE == 399 of teeth affected with caries decayed-CARIOUS
== ORACIES == 400 ORACY skill in oral communication == SCORIAE == 401 SCORIA the dross/slag from metal smelting |
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ACEIRST
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== ATRESIC == 804 having atresia-ATRETIC
== CRISTAE == 805 CRISTA a part of a cell == RACIEST == 806 RACY speedy swift speedy swift == STEARIC == 807 pertaining 2stearin the solid portion of a fatTEARINE |
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ACEIRTT
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== ATRETIC == 2728 having atresia-ATRESIC
== s CATTIER == 2729 CATTY spiteful malicious == CITRATE ds == 2730 a salt of citric acid |
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ACEKNRS
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== CANKERS == 14197 CANKER 2affect with ulcerous sores VERB!
== SNACKER s == 14198 one that snacks to eat a light meal |
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ACEMNRT
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== CREMANT == 5805 of wine moderately sparkling
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ACENORS
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== CANOERS == 1123 CANOER one who canoes to paddle a small slender boat
== CARNOSE == 1124 fleshy having much flesh == COARSEN s == 1125 2make coarse rough uneven not even VERB! -ED -ING == CORNEAS == 1126 CORNEA a part of the eye == EARCONS == 1127 EARCON an audible marker in a computer display == NARCOSE s == 1128 characterized by stupor |
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ACEORRS
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== COARSER == 5953 COARSE rough uneven not even
== CORREAS == 5954 CORREA an Australian evergreen shrub with large tubular showy flowers |
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ACEORST
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== COASTER s == 1131 a sled
== COATERS == 1132 COATER one that coats to cover with an outer garment == RECOATS == 1133 RECOAT 2coat again VERB! |
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ACEORSW
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== CROWEAS == 6513 CROWEA an Australian shrub with pink flowers
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ADEEGLN
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== ANGELED == 3150 ANGEL 2support financially VERB!
== GELANDE == 3151 as in gelande jump a jump made in downhill skiing == GLEANED == 3152 GLEAN 2gather little by little VERB! |
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ADEEHRS
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== ADHERES == 5256 ADHERE 2stick to support with slender pieces of wood VERB!
== HEADERS == 5257 HEADER a grain harvester == HEARSED == 5258 HEARSE 2transport in a vehicle 4carrying corpses VERB! == HEDERAS == 5259 HEDERA ivy a climbing vine == SHEARED == 5260 SHEAR 2cut the wool/hair from VERB! |
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ADEFINS
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== FADEINS == 1910 FADEIN a gradual increase in the brightness of an image
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ADEFNRS
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== FARDENS == 4031 FARDEN a farthing a former British coin
== SNARFED == 4032 SNARF colloquial 2eat/drink greedily VERB! |
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ADEGNRW
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== WRANGED == 6073 WRANG 2wrong to treat unjustly VERB!
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ADEILPR
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== LIPREAD s == 1924 2understand spoken words by interpreting the lip movements of a speaker VERB! -ING
== PEDRAIL s == 1925 a tractor whose wheels have little feet == PREDIAL s == 1926 a rural slave-PRAEDIAL |
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ADEILPS
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== t ALIPEDS == 3930 ALIPED an animal with winged feet
== ELAPIDS == 3931 ELAPID a venomous snake == LAIPSED == 3932 LAIPSE English dialect 2thrash soundly VERB! == LAPIDES == 3933 LAPIS a semiprecious stone == PAIDLES == 3934 PAIDLE a sea fish the lumpsucker == PALSIED == 3935 PALSY 2paralyze to render incapable of movement-PARALYSE VERB! == PLEIADS == 3936 PLEIAD a group of seven illustrious persons |
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ADEILSU
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== AUDILES == 1425 AUDILE one who thinks in terms of sounds
== DEASIUL s == 1426 motion in the same direction as the sun-DEASIL DEASOIL DEISEAL DEISHEAL == DUALISE ds == 1427 2make twofold-DUALIZE VERB! DUALISED DUALISING DUALISES |
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ADEINNS
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== DANNIES == 1711 DANNY the hand-DONNY
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ADEINST
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== DESTAIN s == 109 2rid of stain VERB! -ED -ING
== DETAINS == 110 DETAIN 2hold in custody VERB! == INSTEAD == 111 as a substitute/alternative == NIDATES == 112 NIDATE 2become implanted in the uterus VERB! == SAINTED == 113 SAINT 2hail as a person of exceptional holiness VERB! == SATINED == 114 SATIN 2make smooth like satin material VERB! == STAINED == 115 STAIN 2discolour VERB! |
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ADEKNST
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== DANKEST == 7941 DANK unpleasantly damp
== STANKED == 7942 STANK 2dam to build an embankment 2retain water VERB! |
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ADELNRS
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== DARNELS == 1449 DARNEL an annual grass
== ENLARDS == 1450 ENLARD 2grease to smear with grease a lubricant VERB! == gs LANDERS == 1451 LANDER one that lands to set down on solid ground == RELANDS == 1452 RELAND 2land again VERB! == i SLANDER s == 1453 2defame to destroy the reputation of VERB! -ED -ING == SNARLED == 1454 SNARL 2growl to utter a deep harsh sound VERB! |
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ADELRST
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== DARTLES == 1462 DARTLE 2dart repeatedly VERB!
== SLARTED == 1463 SLART Northern English dialect 2spill SLARTING SLARTED VERB! |
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ADERRSY
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== YARDERS == 12223 YARDER one having a specified number of yards in length
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AEENRST
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== EARNEST s == 265 a down payment
== EASTERN == 266 pertaining 2the east == NEAREST == 267 NEAR situated within a short distance == RATEENS == 268 RATEEN a coarse woollen fabric-RATTEEN |
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AEERRSW
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== REWEARS == 9990 REWEAR 2wear again VERB!
== SWEARER s == 9991 one who swears to utter a solemn oath == s WEARERS == 9992 WEARER one who is dressed |
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AEFILST
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== FETIALS == 1966 FETIAL a priest of ancient Rome-FECIAL FETIALIS
== SEALIFT s == 1967 2transport military personnel &equipment by ship VERB! -ED -ING |
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AEGGILN
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== bt EAGLING == 8067 EAGLE 2score two under par in golf VERB!
== GEALING == 8068 GEAL 2congeal to change from a fluid 2a solid VERB! == LIGNAGE s == 8069 ancestry a line of ancestors |
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AEGHNRS
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== GNASHER s == 6079 one that gnashes to grind the teeth together
== c HANGERS == 6080 HANGER one that hangs to suspend to stop 4a period == REHANGS == 6081 REHANG 2hang again VERB! == SHERANG s == 6082 in the phrase the head sherang the person in charge |
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AEGILNT
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== ATINGLE == 329 tingling
== bdgr ELATING == 330 ELATE 2raise the spirits of VERB! == GELATIN egs == 331 a glutinous substance-GELATINE == GENITAL s == 332 pertaining 2reproduction == TAGLINE s == 333 the final line of a play/joke that makes the point |
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AEGILST
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== AGILEST == 963 AGILE nimble agile nimble agile
== AIGLETS == 964 AIGLET a metal sheath at the end of a lace-AGLET == GELATIS == 965 GELATI an Italian ice cream-GELATO == LIGATES == 966 LIGATE 2bind-LIGATURE VERB! == TAIGLES == 967 TAIGLE 2entangle to twist together VERB! |
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AEGINST
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== fry EASTING s == 344 a movement toward the east
== bhs EATINGS == 345 EATING the act of consuming food == GAINEST == 346 GAIN near situated within a short distance == GENISTA s == 347 a plant == INGATES == 348 INGATE an inlet 4molten metal in founding == INGESTA == 349 ingested material == SEATING s == 350 material 4covering seats == TAGINES == 351 TAGINE a clay pot-TAJINE == TANGIES t == 352 TANGIE a waterpirit == TEASING s == 353 the act of teasing == TSIGANE s == 354 a Hungarian gypsy |
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AEGIRST
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== m AGISTER s == 356 person in charge of agisted cattle-AGISTOR
== AIGRETS == 357 AIGRET a tuft of feathers worn as a head ornament-AIGRETTE == GAITERS == 358 GAITER a covering 4the lower leg == SEAGIRT == 359 surrounded by the sea == STAGIER == 360 STAGY having a theatrical qualityTAGEY == STRIGAE == 361 STRIGA a bristle == TIRAGES == 362 TIRAGE drawing wine from a barrel before bottling == TRIAGES == 363 TRIAGE 2treat disaster victims using a triage VERB! |
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AEGJLST
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== JETLAGS == 14783 JETLAG the disruption of body rhythms after a flight through several time zones
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AEGKNRS
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== SKANGER s == 10675 Irish a young working-class person who wears casual clothes
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AEGLNRS
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== djmtw ANGLERS == 2221 ANGLER one who fishes to try 2catch cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates
== ERLANGS == 2222 ERLANG a unit of traffic intensity in a telephone system == cfs LANGERS == 2223 LANGER Irish slang a penis a dickhead == LARGENS == 2224 LARGEN 2enlarge to make larger-ENLARGEN VERB! == SLANGER s == 2225 a hawker a peddler one who peddles-PEDLAR PEDLER |
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AEHRRST
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== TRASHER sy == 8412 one that destroys/damages
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AEIKMST
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== KETMIAS == 10121 KETMIA as in bladder ketmia a plant with yellow flowers
== MISTAKE nrs == 10122 2interpret wrongly VERB! MISTEUK/MISTOOK MISTAKEN MISTAKING MISTAKES |
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AEILLRT
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== LITERAL s == 1778 a small error in printing/writing
== TALLIER s == 1779 one who tallies to count to number == TRIELLA s == 1780 Australia a bet nominating the winners of three specified horse races |
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AEILLST
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== SITELLA s == 3763 a small black-and-white birdITTELLA
== TAILLES s == 3764 TAILLE a former French tax == TALLIES == 3765 TALLY 2count to number to count to number VERB! |
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AEILPSS
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== ESPIALS == 12460 ESPIAL the act of espying to catch sight of
== LAIPSES == 12461 LAIPSE English dialect 2thrash soundly VERB! == LAPISES == 12462 LAPIS a semiprecious stone == LIPASES == 12463 LIPASE an enzyme a complex protein-ENZYM == PALSIES t == 12464 PALSY 2paralyze to render incapable of movement-PARALYSE VERB! |
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AEIMNPR
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== PERMIAN == 3113 relating 2the last period of the Palaeozoic era
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AEIMNRT
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== MERANTI s == 292 Malay the wood of various Malaysian trees
== MINARET s == 293 a slender tower attached 2a mosque == RAIMENT s == 294 clothing wearing apparel |
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AEIMRSS
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== MASSIER == 8665 MASSY massive of great size
== SARMIES == 8666 SARMIE South Africa a sandwich cf SARNIE |
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AEIMRSY
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== RIMAYES == 5714 RIMAYE a bergschrund a crevasse formed where a glacier/snowfield moves away from a mountain wall
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AEINNST
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== INANEST == 692 INANE senseless
== STANINE s == 693 one of nine classes into which a set of scores is divided == TANNIES == 694 TANNIE Afrikaans literally aunt a title of respect 4an elderly woman |
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AEINSST
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== ENTASIS == 1783 a slight convexity in a column ENTASES
== NASTIES t == 1784 NASTY something that is offensive == SEITANS == 1785 SEITAN a food made from wheat glutenEITEN == SESTINA s == 1786 a type of verse formESTINE == TANSIES == 1787 TANSY a perennial herb == TISANES == 1788 TISANE a tea of herbs/barley-PTISAN |
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AEIPRST
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== PAIREST == 905 PAIR Scots poor
== PARTIES == 906 PARTY 2attend a social gathering VERB! == PASTIER == 907 PASTY pale &unhealthy in appearance-PASTIE == PIASTER s == 908 a monetary unit of several Arab countries-PIASTRE == PIASTRE s == 909 a monetary unit of several Arab countries-PIASTER == PIRATES == 910 PIRATE 2commit piracy VERB! == PRATIES == 911 PRATIE a potato-PRATY == TRAIPSE ds == 912 2walk in an aimless manner-TRAPE TRAPES VERB! TRAIPSED TRAIPSING TRAIPSES |
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AEIRSST
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== ARSIEST == 1789 ARSY lucky having good fortune
== ARTSIES t == 1790 ARTSY an artistic person-ARTY == SAIREST == 1791 SAIR sore tender 2the touch == SATIRES == 1792 SATIRE the use of ridicule/scorn 2criticise folly/vice == TIRASSE s == 1793 a pedal-coupler in an organ |
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AELNRST
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== p ANTLERS == 543 ANTLER the horn of the dear
== t RENTALS == 544 RENTAL the amount paid as rent == SALTERN s == 545 a place where salt is producedALTWORK == SLANTER s == 546 a trickLINTER == a STERNAL == 547 pertaining 2the sternum |
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AELNRSV
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== VERLANS == 4122 VERLAN a variety of French slang using back-to-front words eg meuf 4femme
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AELNRSY
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== b LARNEYS == 4123 LARNEY South Africa a white person a rich person
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AELNSTU
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== ELUANTS == 1469 ELUANT a solvent-ELUENT
== LUNATES == 1470 LUNATE a crescenthaped bone in the wrist-LUNATED == UNLASTE == 1471 UNLACE 2unfasten the laces of VERB! |
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AELORST
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== OESTRAL == 195 pertaining 2estrus-ESTRAL ESTROUS OESTROUS ESTRUAL
== OLESTRA s == 196 a noncaloric fat substitute |
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AENORST
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== ATONERS == 54 ATONER one who atones to make amends
== SANTERO s == 55 a priest of santeria == SENATOR s == 56 a member of a senate == TREASON s == 57 betraying of one's country |
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AEORSST
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== OSETRAS == 2357 OSETRA a golden/brownish caviar-OSSETRA
== OSSETRA s == 2358 a golden/brownish caviar-OSETRA |
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AGGINRS
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== GRINGAS == 15279 GRINGA a female foreigner in Latin America
== RAGINGS == 15280 RAGING the act of raging == SIRGANG s == 15281 an Asiatic bird |
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AGILNNS
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== LIGNANS == 11883 LIGNAN a type of polymer a complex chemical compound
== LINSANG s == 11884 a carnivorous mammal |
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AGILNRY
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== ANGRILY == 8838 in an angry manner
== NARGILY == 8839 a hookah-NARGHILE NARGHILY NARGILE NARGILEH NARGILIES == RANGILY == 8840 in a rangy manner == g RAYLING == 8841 RAYLE 2flow to move steadily &smoothly along VERB! |
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AIKNRST
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== KIRTANS == 7174 KIRTAN devotional singing usually accompanied by instruments
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AINSSTT
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== STATINS == 15143 STATIN any of a class of drugs that reduce serum cholesterol levels
== TANISTS == 15144 TANIST the heir apparent 2a Celtic chief |
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ANOORST
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== RATOONS == 2200 RATOON 2sprout from a root planted the previous year-RATTOON VERB!
== SANTOOR s == 2201 a Persian stringed instrumentANTIR SANTOUR SANTUR |
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BDEEIRS
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== BREDIES == 5335 BREDIE South Africa a meat &vegetable stew
== DERBIES == 5336 DERBY a type of hat |
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BDEIPRS
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== PREBIDS == 13076 PREBID 2bid beforehand pa t PREBADE pa p PREBIDDEN VERB!
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BEEFIRS
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== FRISBEE s == 10826 a plastic disk several inches in diameter sailed between players by a flip of the wrist
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BEEGNRS
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== BERGENS == 11468 BERGEN a large rucksack a knapsack a bag carried on the back
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BEFIRST
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== BIFTERS == 9194 BIFTER a cannabis cigarette
== FIBSTER s == 9195 a fibber one who fibs |
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BEGILNR
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== BLINGER == 6107 BLING flashy gaudy tastelessly showy
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BEGINOS
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== BINGOES == 3861 BINGO a game of chance
== BIOGENS == 3862 BIOGEN a hypothetical unit of protoplasm |
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BEILNOS
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== BOLINES == 2562 BOLINE a Wiccan knife
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BEIRSST
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== BESTIRS == 12700 BESTIR 2rouse 2activity VERB!
== BISTERS == 12701 BISTER a pigment of warm brown colour-BISTRE == BISTRES == 12702 BISTRE a pigment of warm brown colour-BISTER == BITSERS == 12703 BITSER Australian a mongrel == BREISTS == 12704 BREIST Scots breast-BREEST |
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BENOSTT
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== BOTNETS == 9610 BOTNET a net of computers infected by viruses which communicate
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CDEIORS
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== DISCOER s == 2574 one who frequents discos
== SCODIER == 2575 SCODY New Zealand unkempt dirty |
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CEHINRS
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== pw INCHERS == 9222 INCHER something having a specified number of inches
== NICHERS == 9223 NICHER 2snigger to snicker to utter a partly stifled giggle VERB! == RICHENS == 9224 RICHEN 2make rich having wealth VERB! |
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CEIINOS
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== EOSINIC == 3049 pertaining 2eosin a red dye-EOSINE
== ICONISE ds == 3050 2venerate-ICONIZE VERB! ICONISED ICONISING ICONISES == NICOISE == 3051 made/garnished with tomatoes &olive oil literally from Nice |
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CEILSTU
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== LUCITES == 7332 LUCITE an acrylic resin/plastic consisting essentially of polymerized methyl methacrylate
== LUETICS == 7333 LUETIC one infected with syphilis |
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CEIMNOS
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== COSMINE s == 6605 a hard substance in fish scales-COSMIN
== INCOMES == 6606 INCOME money earned regularly == MESONIC == 6607 resembling a meson a subatomic particle-MESOTRON |
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CEINNST
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== INCENTS == 8466 INCENT 2provide with an incentive VERB!
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CEINSTU
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== NEUSTIC == 4196 relating 2neustons
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CEIOORS
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== COORIES == 3621 COORIE Scots 2nestle/snuggle-COURIE VERB!
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CEIORSS
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== COSIERS == 9913 COSIER a cobbler-COZIER
== CRIOSES == 9914 CRIOS Irish a multicoloured woollen belt traditionally worn by men in the Aran Islands |
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CEIORSU
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== s COURIES == 2587 COURIE Scots 2nestle/snuggle-COORIE VERB!
== SCOURIE s == 2588 a young gull |
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CENOSTU
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== CONTUSE ds == 5011 2bruise to injure &discolour the skin VERB! CONTUSED CONTUSING CONTUSES
== ECONUTS == 5012 ECONUT an environmentalist == UNCOEST == 5013 UNCO strange unusual not usual |
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CEORSST
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== CORSETS == 14058 CORSET 2fit with a supporting undergarment VERB!
== COSTERS == 14059 COSTER a hawker with a cart of produce == ESCORTS == 14060 ESCORT 2accompany VERB! == SCOTERS == 14061 SCOTER a sea duck == SCROTES == 14062 SCROTE a worthless person == SECTORS == 14063 SECTOR 2divide into sections VERB! |
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DDEEINR
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== NEDDIER == 5125 NEDDY like a ned a hooligan
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DEEILRV
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== DELIVER sy == 5371 2distribute 2the addressee VERB! -ED -ING
== s LIVERED == 5372 LIVER 2thicken/gel VERB! == RELIVED == 5373 RELIVE 2experience again VERB! == REVILED == 5374 REVILE 2assail with bitter abuse VERB! |
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DEEILST
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== ISLETED == 1768 having islets
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DEEIRSW
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== SWEIRED == 5396 SWEIR VERB!
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DEEORSV
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== DEVORES == 6223 DEVORE something etched with devore
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DEIINRS
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== INSIDER s == 1631 an accepted member of a group
== SNIDIER == 1632 SNIDEY maliciously derogatoryNIDE |
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DEIIORS
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== IODISER s == 928 one that iodizes-IODIZER
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DEINNOS
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== DONNIES == 2184 DONNY the hand-DANNY
== ONDINES == 2185 ONDINE a female water spirit-UNDINE |
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DEINRRU
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== NURDIER == 3706 NURDY socially inept-NERDY NURDISH NERDISH
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== ODORISE ds == 1317 2make odorous-ODORIZE VERB! ODORISED ODORISING ODORISES
== OROIDES == 1318 OROIDE an alloy used 2imitate gold |
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DEKNOST
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== STONKED == 9020 STONK 2bombard intensively
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DELMORS
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== s MOLDERS == 8285 MOLDER 2turn 2dust by natural decay-MOULDER VERB!
== p REMOLDS == 8286 REMOLD 2mold again VERB! == SLORMED == 8287 SLORM 2wipe carelessly VERB! == SMOLDER s == 8288 2burn with no flameMOULDER VERB! -ED -ING |
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DELOPRT
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== DROPLET s == 5033 a tiny drop
== PRETOLD == 5034 PRETELL 2tell beforehand pa t PRETOLD VERB! |
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DENOPRS
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== PERNODS == 5042 PERNOD a French liqueur
== PONDERS == 5043 PONDER 2consider deeply VERB! == RESPOND s == 5044 2answer to reply to answer to reply VERB! -ED -ING |
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EEFHIRS
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== FRESHIE s == 10871 a new immigrant 2the UK from Asian countries
== HEIFERS == 10872 HEIFER a young cow |
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EEFIRST
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== FESTIER == 2942 FESTY Australian slang very bad
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EEILLRS
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== LEISLER s == 8226 a small black bat
== RELLIES == 8227 Australian slang relatives |
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EEILNST
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== LENITES == 766 LENITE 2articulate a lenis VERB!
== LISENTE == 767 SENTE a monetary unit of Lesotho pl LICENTE/LISENTE == SETLINE s == 768 a strong fishing line == TENSILE == 769 tensible capable of being stretched |
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== LOERIES == 382 LOERIE an African bird-LOURIE
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EEILRSX
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== EXILERS == 9491 EXILER one that exiles to banish from one's own country
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EEILRVY
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== LIVEYER es == 10888 a permanent resident of Newfoundland-LIVYER LIVEYERE LIVIER
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EEIMPRS
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== EMPIRES == 10892 EMPIRE a dominion of peoples &nations under the same power
== EMPRISE s == 10893 a dangerous undertaking-EMPRIZE == EPIMERS == 10894 EPIMER a type of sugar compound == IMPRESE s == 10895 an emblem with a motto-IMPRESA IMPRESSE == PERMIES == 10896 PERMIE a permanent worker as opposed 2a temp == PREMIES == 10897 PREMY a premature baby-PREEMIE PREMIE == PREMISE ds == 10898 2state in advance VERB! PREMISED PREMISING PREMISES == SPIREME s == 10899 a filament forming part of a cell nucleusPIREM |
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EEINSTT
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== NETTIES t == 2465 NETTIE an internet aficionado
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EEIORST
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== EROTISE ds == 88 2give a sexual meaning to-EROTIZE VERB! EROTISED EROTISING EROTISES
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EEIRRSW
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== p REWIRES == 10042 REWIRE 2install new wiring VERB!
== SWEIRER == 10043 SWEIR slothful sluggish slow-moving |
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EEKNRST
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== RENKEST == 9587 RENK horrible
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EELRSTV
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== SERVLET s == 8761 a small program running on a server accessing &delivering data
== SVELTER == 8762 SVELTE gracefully slender |
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EENOPRS
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== OPENERS == 3441 OPENER one that opens to expose 2view
== PEREONS == 3442 PEREON a crustacean's thorax-PEREION PERAEON == PERONES == 3443 PERONE the fibula a bone in the leg == REOPENS == 3444 REOPEN 2open again VERB! == p REPONES == 3445 REPONE 2restore 2office VERB! |
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EENRRST
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== RENTERS == 4890 RENTER one who rents to hire to use 4a price
== RERENTS == 4891 RERENT 2rent again VERB! == STERNER == 4892 STERN unyielding |
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EERSTTV
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== TREVETS == 14134 TREVET a small stand with three legs-TRIVET
== VETTERS == 14135 VETTER one that evaluates something 4approval |
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EERSTTX
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== TEXTERS == 18883 TEXTER a person who communicates by text messaging
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EERSTTY
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== STREETY == 14137 abounding in streets a public thoroughfare STREETIER STREETIEST
== SYRETTE s == 14138 a small tube fitted with a hypodermic needle containing a single dose of medication |
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EFINPRS
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== PERFINS == 9262 PERFIN a postage stamp perforated 2identify theft by employeesPIF
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EGHINOS
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== HONGIES == 3877 HONGI a traditional Maori greeting nose 2nose
== SHOEING s == 3878 the act of nailing shoes on horses |
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EGILNST
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== GLISTEN s == 2249 2shine by reflection VERB! -ED -ING
== LESTING == 2250 LEST 2listen to try 2hear VERB! == SINGLET s == 2251 a man's undershirt == SNIGLET s == 2252 a word coined 4something not having a name == TINGLES == 2253 TINGLE 2cause a prickly stinging sensation VERB! |
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EGIMNRS
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== GERMINS == 6150 GERMIN something that serves as an origin-GERMEN GERMAIN GERMAINE
== MERINGS == 6151 MERING a marking off == MINGERS == 6152 MINGER an unpleasant person |
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EGINOOS
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== GOONIES t == 2012 GOONY an albatross
== ISOGONE s == 2013 a line indicating the earth's magnetic field-ISOGONAL ISOGONIC == NOOGIES == 2014 NOOGIE a playful rubbing of one's knuckles on another's head |
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EGINOSZ
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== GINZOES == 7738 GINZO colloquial a person of Italian descent
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EGIRRST
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== GRISTER s == 5763 one that grinds grain
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EHINRST
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== HINTERS == 2084 HINTER one that hints to suggest indirectly
== NITHERS == 2085 NITHER English dialect 2shiver VERB! |
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EIILNRS
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== INLIERS == 1639 INLIER a type of rock formation
== RESILIN gs == 1640 an elastic substance in the cuticles of many insects |
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EILLOST
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== OILLETS == 4642 OILLET an eyelet
== TOLLIES == 4643 TOLLIE a castrated calf-TOLLY |
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EILNPST
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== LEPTINS == 4265 LEPTIN a hormone released by fat cells
== PINTLES == 4266 PINTLE a pin on which something turns == PLENIST s == 4267 an advocate of plenism the doctrine that space is fully occupied by matter |
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EILORSU
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== LOURIES t == 656 LOURIE an African bird-LOERIE
== b LOUSIER == 657 LOUSY infested with lice == SOILURE s == 658 a stain/smudge |
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EILORSW
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== LOWRIES == 2648 LOWRY a small parrot-LORY LOWRIE
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EILRSTY
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== STYLIER == 4275 STYLIE New Zealand fashion conscious
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EILSTTU
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== LUTITES == 6718 LUTITE any rock derived from clay/mud
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EIMNOOS
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== ISONOME s == 3640 a line connecting points where a species is equally abundant
== MOONIES t == 3641 MOONY a noodle == NOISOME == 3642 harmful 2health |
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EIMNRTU
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== MINUTER == 2091 MINUTE very small
== MUNTRIE s == 2092 an Australian shrub with green-red edible berries == UNMITER s == 2093 2depose from the rank of bishop-UNMITRE VERB! -ED -ING == UNMITRE ds == 2094 2depose from the rank of bishop-UNMITER VERB! UNMITRED UNMITRING UNMITRES |
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EIMOPST
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== MOPIEST == 6656 MOPY dejected-MOPEY
== OPTIMES == 6657 OPTIME an honour student in mathematics at Cambridge University == STOMPIE s == 6658 South Africa a cigarette butt a short man |
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EIMOSTT
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== MOTIEST == 6006 MOTEY full of motes
== MOTTIES t == 6007 MOTTY Irish a target at which coins are aimed in pitch-and-toss == TITMOSE == 6008 a small bird TITMICE |
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EINNOPS
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== PENSION es == 6010 2grant a retirement allowance 2VERB! -ED -ING
== PINONES == 6011 PINON a pine tree-PINYON == SPINONE == 6012 as in Italian spinone a wiry-coated big-eared gun dog SPINONI |
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EINNORS
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== RONNIES == 997 RONNIE Irish a moustache
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EINOOST
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== ISOTONE s == 460 a type of atom the smallest particle of an element
== TOONIES == 461 TOONIE a Canadian two-dollar coin-TWOONIE TWONIE |
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EINORRS
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== IRONERS == 1002 IRONER a machine 4pressing clothes
== ROSINER s == 1003 a strong alcoholic drink |
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EINORSV
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== ENVIROS == 1279 ENVIRO an advocate 4the preservation of the natural environment
== RENVOIS == 1280 RENVOI the expulsion by a government of an alien == ae VERSION s == 1281 an account/description from a particular point of view |
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EINOSTW
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== TOWNIES t == 1283 TOWNIE a nonstudent who lives in a college town
== TWONIES == 1284 TWONIE a Canadian two-dollar coin-TOONIE TWOONIE |
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EIOPSTT
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== s POTTIES t == 6017 POTTY a child's chamber pot
== SPOTTIE rs == 6018 New Zealand a deer up 2three months old == TIPTOES == 6019 TIPTOE 2walk on the tips of one's toes-TIPPYTOE VERB! |
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EIORSST
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== p ROSIEST == 2368 ROSY roselike like a rose
== SIROSET == 2369 of fabric treated 2prevent wrinkling a process developed by CSIRO == SORITES == 2370 a type of argument used in logic SORITES == SORTIES == 2371 SORTIE 2attack suddenly from a defensive position VERB! == STORIES == 2372 STORY 2relate an account of an event VERB! == TOSSIER == 2373 TOSSY pert jaunty briskly self-assured-JANTY JANTEE JAUNTEE == TRIOSES == 2374 TRIOSE a simple sugar |
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EIOSTTT
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== STOTTIE s == 11116 a wedge of bread cut from a round loaf &stuffed with meat/cheese
== s TOTTIES t == 11117 TOTTIE a small child a young person |
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EKNORST
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== REKNOTS == 5775 REKNOT 2knot again VERB!
== STONKER s == 5776 2kill to put 2death VERB! -ED -ING == STROKEN == 5777 STROKE 2rub gently VERB! == s TONKERS == 5778 TONKER one who strikes to hit to strike |
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ELORSTT
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== bcps LOTTERS == 4533 LOTTER one who assembles merchandise into salable lots
== SETTLOR s == 4534 one who makes a legal settlement == SLOTTER s == 4535 a machine that cuts slots == TOLTERS == 4536 TOLTER 2flounder to struggle clumsily VERB! |
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EMNRSTU
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== MUNSTER s == 7531 a mild cheese-MUENSTER
== MUNTERS == 7532 MUNTER an unattractive person == STERNUM s == 7533 a long flat supporting bone of most vertebrates STERNUMS/STERNA |
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EMORRST
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== STORMER s == 9643 a humdinger a really outstanding instance of something
== TERMORS == 9644 TERMOR one who holds land 4a certain number of years == TREMORS == 9645 TREMOR 2quiver to shake slightly VERB! |
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ENOSSTT
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== OSTENTS == 13332 OSTENT appearance
== STETSON s == 13333 a broad-brimmed high-crowned felt hat == TESTONS == 13334 TESTON a former French coin-TESTOON |
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EOPPRST
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== POPSTER s == 20511 a pop musician
== STOPPER s == 20512 2plug to fill a hole with a material VERB! -ED -ING == s TOPPERS == 20513 TOPPER one that tops to cut off the highest point |
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FGINORS
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== FROINGS == 10172 FROING
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GINOSTV
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== STOVING s == 10207 drying paint with heat quickly
== VOTINGS == 10208 VOTING casting a vote |
