Scrabble Bingos From Top 100 Stems

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ADEINOR (1)

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ANEROID a type of barometer

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AEILNOR (2)

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ALIENOR one that transfers property
AILERON a movable control surface on an airplane wing

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AEILNOT (2)

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ELATION a feeling of great joy
TOENAIL to fasten with obliquely driven nails

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AEINORS (1)

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ERASION an erasure (the act of erasing)

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AEINOST (1)

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ATONIES muscular weakness

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AEEINRT (3)

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ARENITE rock made up chiefly of sand grains
TRAINEE a person receiving training
RETINAE a membrane of the eye

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ADEINRT (3)

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TRAINED to instruct systematically
ANTIRED opposed to communism
DETRAIN to get off a railroad train

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AEILNRT (5)

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TRENAIL treenail (a wooden peg used for fastening timbers)
RELIANT showing reliance
RETINAL retinene (a pigment in the retina)
RATLINE one of the ropes forming the steps of a rope ladder on a ship
LATRINE a type of toilet

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AEINRST (9)

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RETAINS to keep possession of
STAINER one that stains (to discolor or dirty)
ANESTRI a period of sexual dormancy
STEARIN the solid portion of a fat : STEARIC [adj]
RETINAS a membrane of the eye
RETSINA a resin-flavored Greek wine
RATINES a heavy fabric
ANTSIER fidgety (nervously restless)
NASTIER offensive to the senses

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AEINRTU (4)

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URANITE a mineral : URANITIC [adj]
URINATE to discharge urine
RUINATE to ruin (to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal))
TAURINE a chemical compound

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ADEILOR (1)

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DARIOLE a type of pastry filled with cream, custard, or jelly

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ADEIORS (1)

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ROADIES a person who works for traveling entertainers

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ADEIOST (2)

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IODATES to iodize (to treat with iodine)
TOADIES to engage in servile flattering

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AEILNOS (1)

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ANISOLE a chemical compound

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AEILOST (1)

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ISOLATE to set apart from others

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AEIINRT (1)

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INERTIA the tendency of a body to resist acceleration : INERTIAL [adj]

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AENORST (4)

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ATONERS one that atones (to make amends or reparation)
TREASON violation of allegiance toward one's country
SENATOR a member of a senate
SANTERO a priest of santeria

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EILNORT (1)

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RETINOL a liquid hydrocarbon

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EINORST (4)

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NORITES a granular rock
OESTRIN estrin (estrone (an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus)))
ORIENTS to adjust in relation to something else
STONIER abounding in stones

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EINORTU (1)

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ROUTINE a regular course of procedure

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AEEILNR (1)

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ALIENER alienor (one that transfers property)

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AEEILNT (1)

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LINEATE marked with lines

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AEEILRT (1)

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ATELIER a workshop or studio

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AEEINST (1)

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ETESIAN an annually recurring wind

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AEEIRST (2)

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SERIATE to put into a series
AERIEST airy (having the nature of air)

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AAEILNO (1)

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AEOLIAN eolian (pertaining to the wind)

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AEINNOT (1)

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ENATION an outgrowth from the surface of an organ

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AEGINRT (5)

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INGRATE an ungrateful person
TANGIER pungent (sharply affecting the organs of taste or smell)
GRANITE a type of rock : GRANITIC [adj]
TEARING to emit tears (drops of saline liquid secreted by a gland of the eye)
GRATINE covered with a crust

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AAEEINT (1)

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TAENIAE a headband worn in ancient Greece

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AEENORS (1)

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ARENOSE sandy (containing or covered with sand)

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AEEORST (1)

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ROSEATE rose-colored

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EEILNOR (1)

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ELOINER one that eloins (to eloign (to remove to a distant place))

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ABEINOT (1)

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NIOBATE a chemical salt

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ACEINOT (1)

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ACONITE a poisonous herb : ACONITIC [adj]

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AEIMNOT (1)

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AMNIOTE a vertebrate that develops an amnion during the embryonic stage

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AEGINOS (2)

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AGONISE to agonize (to suffer extreme pain)
AGONIES extreme pain

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AEGNORT (1)

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NEGATOR negater (one that negates (to nullify))

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EGINORT (1)

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GENITOR a male parent

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ADEILRT (3)

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TRAILED to drag along a surface
DILATER dilator (one that dilates (to make wider or larger))
REDTAIL a type of hawk

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ADEINRS (3)

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SANDIER containing or covered with sand
SARDINE to pack tightly
RANDIES a rude person

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ADEINRU (2)

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UNAIRED to expose to the air (the mixture of gases that surrounds the earth)
URANIDE uranium (a radioactive element)

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ADEINST (6)

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DETAINS to hold in custody
NIDATES to become implanted in the uterus
DESTAIN to remove stain from
SAINTED to declare to be a saint (a person of exceptional holiness)
STAINED to discolor or dirty
INSTEAD as a substitute or equivalent

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ADEINTU (1)

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AUDIENT one that hears (to perceive by the ear)

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ADEIRST (7)

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DIASTER a stage in mitosis : DIASTRAL [adj]
DISRATE to lower in rating or rank
ASTRIDE with one leg on each side
TARDIES an instance of being late
TIRADES a long, vehement speech
STAIDER sober and sedate
ARIDEST extremely dry

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AEILNRS (3)

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ALINERS aligner (one that aligns (to arrange in a straight line))
NAILERS one that nails (to fasten with a nail (a slender piece of metal))
RENAILS NAIL, to fasten with a nail (a slender piece of metal)

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AEILNST (7)

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NAILSET a steel rod for driving a nail into something
ELASTIN a bodily protein
ENTAILS to restrict the inheritance of to a specified line of heirs
TENAILS tenaille (an outer defense)
SALTINE a salted cracker
SALIENT the part of a fortification projecting closest to the enemy
SLAINTE used to toast one's health

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AEILNTU (1)

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ALUNITE a mineral

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AEILRST (6)

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TAILERS one that secretly follows another
SLATIER slaty (resembling slate)
RETAILS to sell in small quantities
REALIST one who is concerned with fact or reality
SALTIRE a heraldic design
SALTIER saltire (a heraldic design)

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AEILRTU (1)

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URALITE a mineral : URALITIC [adj]

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AEINSTU (2)

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AUNTIES aunt (the sister of one's father or mother)
SINUATE to curve in and out

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AEEGINR (1)

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REGINAE queen

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AINORST (2)

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AROINTS to drive away
RATIONS to distribute in fixed portions

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AADEINR (1)

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ARANEID a spider (a type of arachnid (any of a class of segmented invertebrate animals))

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AADEIRT (3)

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TIARAED a jeweled headpiece worn by women
AIRDATE the scheduled date of a broadcast
RADIATE to emit rays

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AAEINST (2)

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ENTASIA spasmodic contraction of a muscle
TAENIAS a headband worn in ancient Greece

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AAEIRST (3)

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ATRESIA absence or closure of a natural bodily passage : ATRESIC, ATRETIC [adj]
ASTERIA a gemstone cut to exhibit asterism
ARISTAE a bristlelike structure or appendage

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ADEIINR (1)

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DENARII a coin of ancient Rome

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ADEIINT (1)

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INEDITA unpublished literary works

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AEIILNR (1)

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AIRLINE an air transportation system

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AEIINRS (1)

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SENARII a Greek or Latin verse consisting of six metrical feet

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AEIINST (1)

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ISATINE isatin (a chemical compound)

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AEIIRST (1)

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AIRIEST having the nature of air

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ADEILOS (1)

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ISOLEAD a line on a ballistic graph

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ADELNOR (1)

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LADRONE a thief (one that steals (to take without right or permission))

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ADELORT (2)

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DELATOR one that delates (to accuse (to make an assertion against))
LEOTARD a close-fitting garment

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ADENORU (1)

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RONDEAU a short poem of fixed form

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ADENOST (1)

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DONATES to contribute

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ADEORST (2)

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TORSADE a twisted cord
ROASTED to cook with dry heat

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AELNORS (2)

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RELOANS LOAN, to lend (to give the temporary use of)
LOANERS one that loans (to lend (to give the temporary use of))

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AELNOST (2)

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TOLANES tolan (a chemical compound)
ETALONS an optical instrument

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AELORST (1)

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OLESTRA a noncaloric fat substitute

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AELORTU (1)

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TORULAE a type of fungus (any of a major group of lower plants)

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AENORSU (1)

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ARENOUS arenose (sandy (containing or covered with sand))

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AENOSTU (1)

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SOUTANE a cassock (a long garment worn by clergymen)

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DEILNOT (1)

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LENTOID an object shaped like a lens

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DEINORS (5)

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ROSINED to treat with rosin (a brittle resin)
ORDINES a calendar of religious directions
SORDINE a device used to muffle the tone of a musical instrument
INDORSE to endorse (to sign the back of a negotiable document)
DINEROS a former silver coin of Peru

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DEIORST (5)

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EDITORS one that edits (to correct and prepare for publication)
TRIODES a type of electron tube
STORIED to relate as a story (an account of an event or series of events)
STEROID a type of chemical compound
SORTIED to attack suddenly from a defensive position

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EILNORS (1)

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NEROLIS a fragrant oil

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EILNOST (1)

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ENTOILS to entrap (to trap (to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals)))

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EILNOTU (2)

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ELUTION the act of eluting
OUTLINE to indicate the main features or different parts of

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EILORST (3)

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TOILERS one that toils (to work strenuously)
LOITERS to stand idly about
ESTRIOL an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus)

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EINORSU (1)

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URINOSE pertaining to urine (a liquid containing body wastes)

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EIORSTU (1)

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STOURIE stoury (dusty (full of dust))

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AEINNRT (1)

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ENTRAIN to board a train

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AEINRRT (3)

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TERRAIN a tract of land
RETRAIN to instruct systematically
TRAINER one that trains (to instruct systematically)

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AEINRTT (5)

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TERTIAN a recurrent fever
NITRATE to treat with nitric acid
NATTIER neatly dressed
ITERANT repeating
INTREAT to entreat (to ask for earnestly)

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ADEEILR (1)

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LEADIER resembling lead

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ADEEINS (1)

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ANISEED the seed of the anise used as a flavoring

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ADEEIRS (2)

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READIES to make ready (prepared)
DEARIES deary (darling (a much-loved person))

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ADEEIST (1)

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IDEATES to form an idea

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AEEILRS (1)

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REALISE to realize (to understand completely)

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AEELNRT (3)

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ETERNAL something lasting forever
ENTERAL enteric (pertaining to the enteron)
TELERAN a system of air navigation

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AEENRST (3)

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EARNEST a down payment
NEAREST situated within a short distance
EASTERN being to, toward, or in the east

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EEINRST (4)

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RETINES a substance in cells that retards growth and cell division
ENTRIES a place of entrance
TRIENES a type of chemical compound
ENTIRES the whole of something

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EEINRTU (3)

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UTERINE an organ of female mammals
RETINUE a group of attendants : RETINUED [adj]
REUNITE to bring together so as to form a whole

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ACEINRT (4)

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TACRINE a drug for treating Alzheimer's disease
CREATIN creatine (a chemical compound)
CERATIN keratin (a fibrous protein)
CERTAIN absolutely confident

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AEFINRT (1)

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FAINTER one that faints (to lose consciousness)

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AEHINRT (3)

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HAIRNET a net worn to keep the hair in place
THERIAN any of a subclass of mammals
INEARTH to bury (to put in the ground and cover with earth)

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AEIMNRT (2)

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MINARET a slender tower attached to a mosque
RAIMENT clothing (wearing apparel)

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AEINPRT (3)

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PERTAIN to have reference or relation
REPAINT to make a representation of with paints (coloring substances)
PAINTER one that paints (to make a representation of with paints (coloring substances))

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AEINRTW (2)

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TAWNIER light brown
TINWARE articles made of tinplate

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AAEORST (1)

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AEROSAT a satellite for use in air-traffic control

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EIINORS (2)

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IRONIES the use of words to express the opposite of what is literally said
NOISIER making loud sounds

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EIINOST (1)

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INOSITE inositol (an alcohol found in plant and animal tissue)

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ADEGINR (4)

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GRADINE one of a series of steps
READING material that is read
DERAIGN to dispute a claim
GRAINED to form into small particles

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ADEGIRT (1)

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TRIAGED to allocate treatment to patients

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AEGILNR (5)

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REGINAL queen
ENGRAIL to ornament the edge of with curved indentations
REALIGN to arrange in a straight line
NARGILE narghile (a hookah (a water pipe))
ALIGNER one that aligns (to arrange in a straight line)

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AEGILNT (5)

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GELATIN a glutinous substance
ELATING to raise the spirits of
TAGLINE the final line of a play or joke that makes the point
GENITAL pertaining to reproduction (production)
ATINGLE tingling

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AEGINRS (8)

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ERASING to rub or scrape out
SEARING to burn the surface of
GAINERS one that gains (to acquire (to come into possession of))
EARINGS a line on a ship
REGAINS GAIN, to acquire (to come into possession of)
REGINAS queen
SERINGA a Brazilian tree
REAGINS a type of antibody (a body protein that produces immunity against certain microorganisms or

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AEGINST (6)

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SEATING material for covering seats
EASTING a movement toward the east
INGESTA ingested material
EATINGS the act of consuming food
TEASING to make fun of
INGATES a channel by which molten metal enters a mold

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AEGIRST (5)

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TRIAGES to allocate treatment to patients
GAITERS a covering for the lower leg
AIGRETS aigrette (a tuft of feathers worn as a head ornament)
STAGIER having a theatrical quality
SEAGIRT surrounded by the sea

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EINNORT (2)

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INTONER one that intones (to speak in a singing voice)
TERNION a group of three

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EINORTT (1)

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TRITONE a musical interval of three whole tones

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AEELNOS (1)

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ENOLASE an enzyme (a complex protein)

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AEELORS (1)

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AREOLES areola (a small space in a network of leaf veins)

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AEELOST (1)

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OLEATES a chemical salt

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DEEIORS (2)

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OSIERED a European tree
OREIDES oroide (an alloy used to imitate gold)

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EEILNOS (1)

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OLEINES olein (the liquid portion of a fat)

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EEILOST (1)

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ETOILES a star

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EEIINRT (1)

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NITERIE nitery (a nightclub)

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ABEIORS (1)

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ISOBARE isobar (a type of atom (the smallest unit of an element))

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ACEINOS (1)

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ACINOSE a small, saclike division of a gland

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ACEIORS (1)

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SCORIAE the refuse of a smelted metal or ore

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AEILNOP (1)

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OPALINE an opaque white glass

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AEIMNOS (1)

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ANOMIES anomie (a collapse of the social structures governing a given society)

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AEIMOST (3)

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ATOMIES a tiny particle
ATOMISE to atomize (to reduce to a fine spray)
AMOSITE a type of asbestos (a mineral)

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AEINOPS (2)

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EPINAOS a rear vestibule
SENOPIA an improvement of near vision

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AEINOSV (1)

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EVASION the act of evading

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AEIOPRS (1)

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SOAPIER containing or resembling soap

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AEIOPST (2)

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ATOPIES a type of allergy (a state of hypersensitive reaction to certain things)
OPIATES to treat with opium

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AEIORSV (1)

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OVARIES a female reproductive gland

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EENORST (1)

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ESTRONE an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus)

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AEEIRRT (1)

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TEARIER tearful (full of tears)

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AEEIRTT (2)

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ARIETTE arietta (a short aria)
ITERATE to repeat (to say or do again)

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BEINORT (1)

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BORNITE an ore of copper : BORNITIC [adj]

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CEINORT (2)

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COINTER to bury together
NOTICER one that notices (to become aware of)

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EINOPRT (3)

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TROPINE a poisonous alkaloid
POINTER one that points (to indicate direction with the finger)
PROTEIN a nitrogenous organic compound

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EILNOOR (1)

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LOONIER loony (crazy (insane (mentally unsound)))

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EINOORS (1)

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EROSION the act of eroding

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EINOOST (2)

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TOONIES a Canadian two-dollar coin
ISOTONE a type of atom (the smallest unit of an element)

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EIOORST (1)

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SOOTIER covered with soot

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AAEGINR (1)

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ANERGIA anergy (lack of energy)

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ABEEINT (1)

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BETAINE an alkaloid (a type of chemical compound)

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AEEIMNT (2)

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MATINEE a daytime performance
ETAMINE a loosely woven fabric

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AEEIMRT (3)

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EMERITA a retired woman who retains an honorary title
MEATIER full of meat
EMIRATE the rank of an emir

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AEEINTV (1)

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NAIVETE the quality of being naive

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AEEIPRT (1)

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PEATIER resembling or containing peat

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AEGILOS (2)

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GOALIES a player who defends against goals
SOILAGE green crops for feeding animals

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ADEGNOR (1)

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GROANED to utter a low, mournful sound

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AEGLORT (2)

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LEGATOR one that legates (to bequeath (to grant by testament))
GLOATER one that gloats (to regard with great or excessive satisfaction)

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AEGNORS (2)

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ONAGERS a wild ass of central Asia
ORANGES a citrus fruit

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AEGNOST (1)

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ONSTAGE being on a part of the stage visible to the audience

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AEGORST (3)

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GAROTES to garrote (to execute by strangling)
ORGEATS an almond-flavored syrup
STORAGE a place for storing

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EGILNOT (1)

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LENTIGO a freckle

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EGINORS (4)

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SIGNORE signor (an Italian title of courtesy for a man)
IGNORES to refuse to notice
ERINGOS eryngo (a medicinal herb)
REGIONS an administrative area or division

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EGIORST (3)

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GOITERS an enlargement of the thyroid gland
GORIEST bloody (stained with blood)
GOITRES goiter (an enlargement of the thyroid gland)

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ADEILNS (2)

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DENIALS the act of denying
SNAILED to move slowly

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ADEILRS (3)

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DIALERS one that dials (to manipulate a calibrated disk)
REDIALS DIAL, to manipulate a calibrated disk
DERAILS to run off the rails of a track

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ADEILRU (1)

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UREDIAL pertaining to a uredium (a spore-producing organ of certain fungi)

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ADEILST (2)

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DETAILS to report with complete particulars
DILATES to make wider or larger

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ADEIRSU (1)

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RESIDUA residue (something remaining after the removal of a part)

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ADEISTU (1)

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DAUTIES a small pet

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AEILNSU (1)

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INULASE an enzyme (a complex protein)

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ADENRST (1)

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STANDER one that stands (to assume or maintain an upright position)

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AELNRST (4)

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SALTERN a place where salt is produced
STERNAL pertaining to the sternum
ANTLERS the horn of an animal of the deer family
RENTALS an amount paid or collected as rent

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AENRSTU (2)

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NATURES the essential qualities of a person or thing
SAUNTER to walk in a leisurely manner

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DEINRST (1)

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TINDERS readily combustible material

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DEINRTU (4)

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TURDINE belonging to a large family of singing birds
INTRUDE to thrust or force oneself in
UNTIRED sapped of strength
UNTRIED to attempt (to make an effort to do or accomplish)

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EILNRST (1)

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LINTERS a machine for removing fibers from cotton seeds

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EINRSTU (3)

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NUTSIER crazy (insane (mentally unsound))
UNITERS one that unites (to bring together so as to form a whole)
TRIUNES a trinity (a group of three)

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AILNOST (2)

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TALIONS a retaliation for a crime
LATINOS a Latin American

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AILORST (3)

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RIALTOS a marketplace
TAILORS to fit with clothes
ORALIST an advocate of oralism (the use of oral methods of teaching the deaf)

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AEEGNRT (4)

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NEGATER one that negates (to nullify (to make useless or ineffective))
GRANTEE one to whom something is granted
GREATEN to make greater (large (of considerable size or quantity))
REAGENT a substance used in a chemical reaction to ascertain the nature or composition of another

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EEGINRT (2)

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INTEGER a whole number
TREEING to drive up a tree (a tall, woody plant)

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AADEILR (1)

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RADIALE a bone of the carpus

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AADEINS (1)

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NAIADES a water nymph

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AAEILRS (1)

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AERIALS an antenna (a metallic device for sending or receiving radio waves)

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ADEIILR (1)

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DELIRIA wild excitement

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ADEIIRS (2)

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DIARIES a personal journal
DAIRIES an establishment dealing in milk products

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AEIILST (1)

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LAITIES the nonclerical membership of a religious faith

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AAENRST (1)

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SANTERA a priestess of santeria

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DEIINRT (2)

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INDITER one that indites (to write or compose)
NITRIDE to convert into a nitride (a compound of nitrogen)

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EIILNRT (2)

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LINTIER covered with lint
NITRILE a chemical compound

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EEEINRT (1)

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TEENIER tiny (very small)

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ADELORS (3)

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ORDEALS a severely difficult or painful experience
LOADERS one that loads (to place in or on a means of conveyance)
RELOADS LOAD, to place in or on a means of conveyance

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ADELOST (1)

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SOLATED to change to a fluid colloidal system

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ADEORSU (1)

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AROUSED to stimulate

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DEILNOS (1)

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INDOLES a chemical compound

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DEILORS (2)

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SOLDIER to perform military service
SOLIDER having definite shape and volume

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DEIOSTU (2)

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OUTSIDE the outer side, surface, or part
TEDIOUS causing weariness

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EILNOSU (1)

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ELUSION the act of eluding

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EILORSU (2)

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SOILURE a stain or smudge
LOUSIER mean or contemptible

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EILOSTU (1)

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OUTLIES to lie beyond

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AAINOST (1)

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ATONIAS atony (muscular weakness)

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DENORST (2)

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RODENTS a gnawing mammal
SNORTED to exhale noisily through the nostrils

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ENORSTU (2)

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TENOURS tenor (a high male singing voice)
TONSURE to shave the head of

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EEGINOS (2)

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GENOISE a rich spongecake
SOIGNEE soigne (carefully done)

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ADEINNR (1)

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NARDINE a fragrant ointment

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ADEINRR (2)

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RANDIER lustful (marked by excessive sexual desire)
DRAINER one that drains (to draw off a liquid)

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ADEINTT (1)

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TAINTED to touch or affect slightly with something bad

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ADEIRRT (2)

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TARRIED to delay or be slow in acting or doing
TARDIER late (coming or occurring after the expected time)

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ADEIRTT (1)

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ATTIRED to clothe (to provide with clothing)

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AEILRRT (2)

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TRAILER to transport by means of a trailer (a vehicle drawn by another)
RETRIAL a second trial

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AEILRTT (1)

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TERTIAL a flight feather of a bird's wing

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AEINNRS (2)

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INSANER mentally unsound
INSNARE to ensnare (to trap (to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals)))

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AEINNST (2)

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STANINE one of the nine classes into which a set of scores are divided
INANEST nonsensical

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AEINRRS (1)

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SIERRAN a mountain range

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AEINSTT (2)

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INSTATE to place in office
SATINET a thin satin

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AEIRRST (3)

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TARSIER a nocturnal primate
TARRIES to delay or be slow in acting or doing
ARTSIER arty (showily or pretentiously artistic)

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AEIRSTT (7)

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TASTIER pleasant to the taste
ARTISTE a skilled public performer
ATTIRES to clothe (to provide with clothing)
IRATEST angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility)
ARTIEST showily or pretentiously artistic
STRIATE to mark with striae
RATITES a flightless bird

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ADEEILS (1)

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AEDILES a magistrate of ancient Rome

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ADEENRS (1)

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ENDEARS to make dear or beloved

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ADEENST (1)

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STANDEE one who stands because of the lack of seats

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ADEERST (4)

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SEDATER calm (free from agitation)
REDATES DATE, to determine or record the date of
DERATES to lower the rated capability of
DEAREST greatly loved

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AEELNRS (1)

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LEANERS one that leans (to deviate from a vertical position)

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AEELNST (2)

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LEANEST having little fat
LATEENS a sailing vessel

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AEELRST (5)

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REALEST having actual existence
ELATERS a click beetle
RELATES to give an account of
STEALER one that steals (to take without right or permission)
RESLATE to cover with slate (a roofing material)

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AEERSTU (1)

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AUSTERE grave in disposition or appearance

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DEEINRS (3)

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DENIERS one that denies (to declare to be untrue)
NEREIDS a sea nymph
RESINED to treat with resin (a viscous substance obtained from certain plants)

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DEEINST (2)

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DESTINE to determine beforehand
ENDITES to indite (to write or compose)

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DEEIRST (4)

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DIESTER a type of chemical compound
RESITED SITE, to place in position for operation
DIETERS one that diets (to regulate one's daily sustenance)
REEDITS EDIT, to correct and prepare for publication

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EEILNRS (2)

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RELINES LINE, to mark with lines (slender, continuous marks)
LIERNES a connecting part in Gothic vaulting

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EEILNST (4)

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LISENTE a monetary unit of Lesotho
SETLINE a strong fishing line
LENITES to articulate a lenis
TENSILE tensible (capable of being stretched)

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EEILRST (3)

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STERILE incapable of producing offspring
RETILES TILE, to cover with tiles (thin slabs of baked clay)
LEISTER to spear with a three-pronged fishing implement

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ABDEINR (1)

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BRAINED to hit on the head

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ABDEIRT (2)

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TRIBADE a lesbian (a female homosexual) : TRIBADIC [adj]
REDBAIT to denounce as Communist

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ABEILRT (2)

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LIBRATE to move from side to side
TRIABLE subject to judicial examination

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ABEINST (2)

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BANTIES a bantam (a small fowl)
BASINET a medieval helmet

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ABEIRST (4)

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BAITERS one that baits (to lure (to attract with something desirable))
BARITES a mineral
TERBIAS an oxide of terbium
REBAITS BAIT, to lure (to attract with something desirable)

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ACDEINR (1)

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CAIRNED a mound of stones set up as a memorial

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ACEILNR (1)

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CARLINE carling (a beam supporting a ship's deck)

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ACEILRT (2)

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ARTICLE to charge with specific offenses
RECITAL a detailed account

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ACEINRS (3)

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ARCSINE the inverse function to the sine
CARNIES carny (a carnival (a traveling amusement show))
ARSENIC a metallic element

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ACEINST (2)

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CINEAST a devotee of motion pictures
ACETINS a chemical compound

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ACEIRST (4)

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CRISTAE a part of a cell
STEARIC the solid portion of a fat
ATRESIC absence or closure of a natural bodily passage
RACIEST bordering on impropriety or indecency

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ADEFINT (2)

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FAINTED to lose consciousness
DEFIANT showing defiance

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ADEHINR (1)

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HANDIER convenient for handling

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ADEHIRT (1)

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AIRTHED to airt (to guide (to show the way to))

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ADEIMNR (1)

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INARMED to encircle with the arms

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ADEIMNT (1)

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MEDIANT a type of musical tone

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ADEIMRT (1)

Back 241

READMIT to allow to enter

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ADEINPR (1)

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PARDINE pertaining to a leopard (a large, carnivorous feline mammal)

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ADEINPT (3)

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PATINED to cover with a patina
DEPAINT to depict (to portray (to represent pictorially))
PAINTED to make a representation of with paints (coloring substances)

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ADEINRV (2)

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RAVINED to raven (to eat in a ravenous manner)
INVADER one that invades (to enter for conquest or plunder)

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ADEINTV (1)

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DEVIANT one that deviates from a norm

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ADEIPRT (3)

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PIRATED to commit piracy
DIPTERA dipteran (a two-winged fly)
PARTIED to attend a social gathering

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ADEIRTV (1)

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TARDIVE having symptoms that develop slowly

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ADEIRTY (1)

Back 248

DIETARY a system of dieting

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AEFILNT (1)

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INFLATE to cause to expand by filling with gas or air

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AEFINRS (1)

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INFARES a reception for newlyweds

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AEFINST (1)

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FAINEST glad (feeling pleasure)

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AEFIRST (1)

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FAIREST free from bias, dishonesty, or injustice

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AEHILNR (2)

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HERNIAL the protrusion of an organ through its surrounding wall
INHALER one that inhales (to take into the lungs)

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AEHILRT (1)

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LATHIER long and slender

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AEHINRS (1)

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HERNIAS the protrusion of an organ through its surrounding wall

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AEHINST (2)

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STHENIA excessive energy : STHENIC [adj]
SHEITAN shaitan (an evil spirit)

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AEHIRST (1)

Back 257

HASTIER speedy (swift (moving with a great rate of motion))

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AEILMNR (3)

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MINERAL a naturally occurring inorganic substance having a characteristic set of physical propertiesMANLIER having the qualities of a man
MARLINE a rope used on a ship

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AEILMNT (2)

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AILMENT a physical or mental disorder
ALIMENT to nourish (to sustain with food)

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AEILMRT (2)

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MARLITE a type of marl : MARLITIC [adj]
MALTIER resembling malt

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AEILNPR (2)

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PRALINE a confection made of nuts cooked in sugar
PLAINER evident (clear to the vision or understanding)

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AEILNPT (1)

Back 262

PANTILE a roofing tile : PANTILED [adj]

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AEILNRV (1)

Back 263

RAVELIN a type of fortification

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AEILNRY (1)

Back 264

INLAYER one that inlays (to set into a surface)

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AEILNTV (1)

Back 265

VENTAIL the adjustable front of a medieval helmet

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AEILPRT (2)

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PLATIER split into thin, flat pieces
PLAITER one that plaits (to braid (to weave together))

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AEILRTY (3)

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TEARILY in a teary manner
REALITY something that is real
IRATELY angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility)

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AEIMNRS (3)

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MARINES a soldier trained for service at sea and on land
REMAINS to continue in the same state
SEMINAR an advanced study group at a college or university

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AEIMNST (3)

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ETAMINS etamine (a loosely woven fabric)
TAMEINS a garment worn by Burmese women
INMATES one who is confined to an institution

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AEIMRST (4)

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MAESTRI a master of an art
IMARETS a Turkish inn
MISRATE to rate incorrectly
SMARTIE smarty (an obnoxiously conceited person)

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AEINPRS (2)

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RAPINES the taking of property by force
PANIERS pannier (a large basket)

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AEINPST (4)

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SAPIENT a wise person
PATINES to cover with a patina
PANTIES a woman's or child's undergarment
SPINATE bearing thorns

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AEINRSV (1)

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RAVINES a narrow, steep-sided valley

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AEINSTV (3)

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NAIVEST lacking sophistication
NATIVES an original inhabitant of an area
VAINEST filled with undue admiration for oneself

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AEINSTW (2)

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WANIEST waning in some parts
TAWNIES a light brown color

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AEIPRST (6)

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PIRATES to commit piracy
PIASTER a monetary unit of several Arab countries
PASTIER pale and unhealthy in appearance
PARTIES to attend a social gathering
TRAIPSE to walk about in an idle or aimless manner
PIASTRE piaster (a monetary unit of several Arab countries)

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AEIRSTV (2)

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VERITAS truth (conformity to fact or reality)
VASTIER vast (of great extent or size)

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AEIRSTW (4)

Back 278

WAISTER a seaman stationed in the middle section of a ship
WARIEST watchful (closely observant or alert)
WAITERS to work as a male server in a restaurant
WASTRIE wastry (reckless extravagance)

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AAELORS (1)

Back 279

AREOLAS a small space in a network of leaf veins

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EIILNOS (3)

Back 280

ISOLINE an isogram (a line on a map connecting points of equal value)
ELISION the act of eliding
LIONISE to lionize (to treat or regard as a celebrity)

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EIILOST (2)

Back 281

IOLITES a mineral
OILIEST covered or soaked with oil

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AAEIRTT (1)

Back 282

ARIETTA a short aria

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ADEGILR (2)

Back 283

GLAIRED to glair (to coat with egg white)
GLADIER having glades

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ADEGIST (1)

Back 284

AGISTED to feed and take care of for a fee, as livestock

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AEGILNS (3)

Back 285

SEALING to close or make secure against access, leakage, or passage
LEASING a falsehood
LINAGES the number of lines of printed material

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AEGILRS (1)

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GLAIRES to glair (to coat with egg white)

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AEGILST (3)

Back 287

LIGATES to bind (to tie or secure)
AIGLETS aglet (a metal sheath at the end of a lace)
GELATIS gelato (Italian ice cream)

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AEGINSU (1)

Back 288

GUINEAS a former British coin

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ADENORR (2)

Back 289

ADORNER one that adorns (to add something to for the purpose of making more attractive)
READORN to add something to for the purpose of making more attractive

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AELORRT (2)

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RELATOR relater (one that relates (to give an account of))
REALTOR a real estate agent who is a member of the National Association of Realtors -- a collective mark

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AELORTT (1)

Back 291

RETOTAL to ascertain the entire amount of

Front 292

AENORRS (1)

Back 292

SERRANO a small hot pepper

Front 293

AENOSTT (1)

Back 293

NOTATES to put into notation

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AEORRST (1)

Back 294

ROASTER one that roasts (to cook with dry heat)

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AEORSTT (2)

Back 295

ROTATES to turn about an axis
TOASTER a device for toasting

Front 296

EILNORR (1)

Back 296

LORINER lorimer (a maker of implements for harnesses and saddles)

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EINNOST (2)

Back 297

TENSION to make tense (taut (fully stretched, so as not to be slack))
INTONES to speak in a singing voice

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EINORRS (1)

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IRONERS a machine for pressing clothes

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EINOSTT (1)

Back 299

TONIEST stylish (fashionable)

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EIORRST (2)

Back 300

RIOTERS one that riots (to take part in a violent public disturbance)
ROISTER to revel (to engage in revelry (noisy merrymaking))

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AEIKNRT (1)

Back 301

KERATIN a fibrous protein

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AAEERST (1)

Back 302

AERATES to supply with air

Front 303

EEIINST (1)

Back 303

SIENITE syenite (an igneous rock)

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DEEILOS (1)

Back 304

OILSEED a seed from which oil is pressed out

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ADEGNRT (2)

Back 305

GRANTED to bestow upon
DRAGNET a net for trawling

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AEGLNRT (1)

Back 306

TANGLER one that tangles (to bring together in intricate confusion)

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AEGNRST (3)

Back 307

GARNETS a mineral
STRANGE unusual or unfamiliar ^a fundamental quark [n -S]
ARGENTS silver

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AEGNRTU (1)

Back 308

GAUNTER emaciated

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EGINRST (2)

Back 309

STINGER one that stings (to prick painfully)
RESTING to refresh oneself by ceasing work or activity

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EGINRTU (1)

Back 310

TRUEING to bring to conformity with a standard or requirement

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AAEIMNT (2)

Back 311

AMENTIA mental deficiency
ANIMATE to give life to

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AEIIMNT (1)

Back 312

INTIMAE the innermost layer of an organ

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AGINOST (2)

Back 313

GITANOS a Spanish gypsy
AGONIST one that is engaged in a struggle

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DEENORS (1)

Back 314

ENDORSE to sign the back of a negotiable document

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DEEORST (2)

Back 315

OERSTED a unit of magnetic intensity
TEREDOS a bivalve mollusk

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EELORST (1)

Back 316

SOLERET solleret (a sabaton (a piece of armor for the foot))

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ABEILOS (1)

Back 317

OBELIAS a marine hydroid

Front 318

ACEILOS (1)

Back 318

CELOSIA a flowering plant

Front 319

AEEIRRS (1)

Back 319

RERAISE to move to a higher position

Front 320

ABDENOR (2)

Back 320

BANDORE an ancient lute
BROADEN to make broad (wide (having great extent from side to side))

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ABELORT (1)

Back 321

BLOATER a smoked herring

Front 322

ABENORS (1)

Back 322

BORANES a chemical compound

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ABEORST (5)

Back 323

REBATOS rabato (a wide, lace-edged collar)
BORATES to mix with borax or boric acid
SORBATE a sorbed substance
BOASTER one that boasts (to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds))
BOATERS one that boats (to travel by boat (watercraft))

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ACDENOR (1)

Back 324

ACORNED the fruit of the oak tree

Front 325

ACELORT (1)

Back 325

LOCATER one that locates (to determine the position of)

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ACENORS (4)

Back 326

COARSEN to make coarse (rough (having an uneven surface))
CORNEAS a part of the eye
NARCOSE characterized by stupor
CANOERS one who canoes (to paddle a canoe (a light, slender boat))

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ACENOST (1)

Back 327

OCTANES a liquid hydrocarbon

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ACEORST (3)

Back 328

COASTER a sled
COATERS one that coats (to cover with a coat (an outer garment))
RECOATS COAT, to cover with a coat (an outer garment)

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ADEMNOR (1)

Back 329

MADRONE madrona (an evergreen tree)

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ADENOPR (4)

Back 330

OPERAND a quantity on which a mathematical operation is performed
PADRONE a master
PANDORE bandore (an ancient lute)
APRONED to provide with an apron (a garment worn to protect one's clothing)

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AEFLORT (2)

Back 331

FLOATER one that floats (to rest or remain on the surface of a liquid)
REFLOAT to rest or remain on the surface of a liquid

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AEHLORT (2)

Back 332

LOATHER one that loathes (to detest greatly)
RATHOLE a hole made by a rat

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AEHNORS (2)

Back 333

SENHORA a married Portuguese or Brazilian woman
HOARSEN to make hoarse (low and rough in sound)

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AEHORST (1)

Back 334

EARSHOT the range within which sound can be heard

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AELOPRT (1)

Back 335

PROLATE extended lengthwise

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AELORTV (1)

Back 336

LEVATOR a muscle that raises an organ or part

Front 337

AEMNORS (3)

Back 337

ENAMORS to inspire with love
OARSMEN a person who rows a boat
MOANERS one that moans (to utter a low, mournful sound)

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AEMORST (1)

Back 338

MAESTRO a master of an art

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AENOPRS (1)

Back 339

PERSONA a character in a literary work ^the public role that a person assumes [n -S]

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AENOPST (1)

Back 340

TEOPANS a teocalli (an Aztec temple)

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AEOPRST (3)

Back 341

PROTEAS an evergreen shrub
SEAPORT a harbor or town accessible to seagoing ships
ESPARTO a perennial grass

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BEINOST (1)

Back 342

BONIEST bony (full of bones)

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BEIORST (1)

Back 343

ORBIEST resembling a circle or sphere

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CEILNOT (1)

Back 344

LECTION a portion of sacred writing read in a church service

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CEINORS (4)

Back 345

RECOINS COIN, to make coins (metal currency)
COINERS one that coins (to make coins (metal currency))
CRONIES a close friend
ORCEINS a reddish brown dye

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CEINOST (2)

Back 346

NOTICES to become aware of
SECTION to divide into sections (distinct parts)

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CEIORST (1)

Back 347

EROTICS an amatory poem

Front 348

EFIORST (1)

Back 348

FORTIES a number

Front 349

EHILNOT (2)

Back 349

NEOLITH an ancient stone implement
HOTLINE a direct communications system for immediate contact

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EHINORS (2)

Back 350

HEROINS an addictive narcotic
INSHORE near the shore

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EHINOST (2)

Back 351

HISTONE a simple protein
ETHIONS a pesticide

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EHIORST (3)

Back 352

HERIOTS a feudal tribute or payment
SHORTIE shorty (one that is short)
HOISTER one that hoists (to haul up by some mechanical means)

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EILNOPR (1)

Back 353

PROLINE an amino acid

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EILNOPT (2)

Back 354

POTLINE a row of electrolytic cells
TOPLINE the outline of the top of an animal's body

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EILNOTV (1)

Back 355

VIOLENT marked by intense physical force or roughness

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EILNOTW (1)

Back 356

TOWLINE a line used in towing

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EIMNORS (1)

Back 357

MERINOS a fine wool

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EIMNOST (3)

Back 358

MOISTEN to make or become moist
SENTIMO a monetary unit of the Philippines
MESTINO mestizo (a person of mixed ancestry)

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EIMORST (4)

Back 359

MOISTER slightly wet
MORTISE to join or fasten securely
TRISOME an organism having one chromosome in addition to the usual diploid number
EROTISM sexual excitement

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EINOPRS (1)

Back 360

ORPINES a perennial herb

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EINOPST (2)

Back 361

POINTES a ballet position
PINTOES a spotted horse

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EINORSV (3)

Back 362

VERSION an account or description from a particular point of view
RENVOIS the expulsion by a government of an alien
ENVIROS an advocate for the preservation of the natural environment

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EINORSW (1)

Back 363

SNOWIER abounding in snow

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EINOSTW (1)

Back 364

TOWNIES townie (a nonstudent who lives in a college town)

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EIOPRST (4)

Back 365

PROSTIE a prostitute
REPOSIT to put away
ROPIEST ropy (resembling a rope or ropes)
RIPOSTE to make a return thrust in fencing

Front 366

AILNRST (1)

Back 366

RATLINS ratline (one of the ropes forming the steps of a rope ladder on a ship)

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AINRSTU (1)

Back 367

NUTRIAS the coypu (an aquatic rodent)

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AEENRRT (1)

Back 368

TERRANE a rock formation

Front 369

AEENRTT (3)

Back 369

TERNATE arranged in groups of three
RATTEEN a coarse woolen fabric
ENTREAT to ask for earnestly

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EEINNRT (1)

Back 370

INTERNE a recent medical school graduate on a hospital staff

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EEINRRT (3)

Back 371

TERRINE an earthenware jar
RENTIER one that receives a fixed income
REINTER to bury (to put in the ground and cover with earth)

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EEINRTT (2)

Back 372

TENTIER tenty (watchful (closely observant or alert))
NETTIER resembling a net

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ADEOORS (1)

Back 373

ROADEOS a competition for truck drivers

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AELOORS (2)

Back 374

AEROSOL a gaseous suspension of fine solid or liquid particles
ROSEOLA a rose-colored skin rash : ROSEOLAR [adj]

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DEIOORS (1)

Back 375

OROIDES an alloy used to imitate gold

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DEIOOST (1)

Back 376

OSTEOID uncalcified bone matrix

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EILNOOS (1)

Back 377

LOONIES a coin worth one Canadian dollar

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EILOORS (1)

Back 378

ORIOLES an American songbird

Front 379

EILOOST (3)

Back 379

OOLITES a variety of limestone
OSTIOLE a small bodily opening : OSTIOLAR [adj]
STOOLIE an informer (one that informs (to supply with information))

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AEEFIRS (2)

Back 380

FREESIA an African herb
FAERIES a fairy (an imaginary supernatural being)

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AEEIMRS (2)

Back 381

SEAMIER unpleasant (pleasing)
SERIEMA a Brazilian bird

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AEEIPRS (1)

Back 382

APERIES the act of aping

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AEEIRSW (1)

Back 383

WEARIES to make or become weary

Front 384

ENOORST (1)

Back 384

ENROOTS to implant (to set securely)

Front 385

AAEGNRT (1)

Back 385

TANAGER a brightly colored bird

Front 386

EGIINRT (2)

Back 386

TIERING to arrange in tiers (rows placed one above another)
IGNITER one that ignites (to set on fire)

Front 387

ACEENRT (3)

Back 387

REENACT to make into a law
CENTARE a measure of land area
CRENATE having an edge with rounded projections

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AEEHNRT (2)

Back 388

EARTHEN made of earth
HEARTEN to give courage to

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AEENRTV (2)

Back 389

VETERAN a former member of the armed forces
NERVATE having veins

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CEEINRT (2)

Back 390

ENTERIC pertaining to the enteron
ENTICER one that entices (to allure (to attract with something desirable))

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EEHINRT (2)

Back 391

THEREIN in that place
NEITHER not one or the other

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AEIKLNO (1)

Back 392

KAOLINE kaolin (a fine white clay)

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AEIKOST (1)

Back 393

OAKIEST tasting of oak sap

Front 394

AEIOSTZ (1)

Back 394

AZOTISE to azotize (to treat with nitrogen)

Front 395

ADEGORS (1)

Back 395

DOGEARS to turn down a corner of a page

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ADEGOST (1)

Back 396

DOTAGES a state of senility

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AEGLORS (2)

Back 397

GAOLERS jailer (a keeper of a jail)
GALORES abundance

Front 398

AEGLOST (2)

Back 398

LEGATOS a smooth and flowing musical style
GELATOS Italian ice cream

Front 399

DEGINOS (1)

Back 399

DINGOES a wild dog of Australia

Front 400

EGILNOS (4)

Back 400

LINGOES strange or incomprehensible language
LEGIONS a large military force
ELOIGNS to remove to a distant place
LONGIES long underwear

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EGILORS (1)

Back 401

GLORIES to rejoice proudly

Front 402

EGILOST (1)

Back 402

LOGIEST sluggish (displaying little movement or activity)

Front 403

EGINOSU (1)

Back 403

IGNEOUS pertaining to fire

Front 404

ADEILSU (1)

Back 404

AUDILES one whose mental imagery is chiefly auditory

Front 405

EIJNORT (1)

Back 405

JOINTER one that joints (to fit together by means of a junction)

Front 406

EGNORST (1)

Back 406

TONGERS one that tongs (to lift with a type of grasping device)

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AEGINNR (5)

Back 407

AGINNER one that is against change
EARNING to gain or deserve for one's labor or service
GRANNIE granny (a grandmother)
ENGRAIN to ingrain (to impress firmly on the mind)
NEARING to approach (to come near or nearer to)

Front 408

AEGINRR (5)

Back 408

ANGRIER feeling strong displeasure or hostility
EARRING an ornament for the earlobe
GRAINER one that grains (to form into small particles)
RANGIER tall and slender
REARING to lift upright

Front 409

ADELNRS (5)

Back 409

DARNELS an annual grass
SLANDER to defame (to attack the good name of)
LANDERS one that lands (to set down upon land (solid ground))
RELANDS LAND, to set down upon land (solid ground)
SNARLED to growl viciously

Front 410

ADELNST (2)

Back 410

DENTALS a dentally produced sound
SLANTED to deviate from the horizontal or vertical

Front 411

ADELRST (1)

Back 411

DARTLES to dart repeatedly

Front 412

ADENRSU (2)

Back 412

ASUNDER into pieces
DANSEUR a male ballet dancer

Front 413

ADENSTU (1)

Back 413

UNSATED to satiate (to satisfy to or beyond capacity)

Front 414

AELNSTU (1)

Back 414

ELUANTS a solvent (a substance capable of dissolving others)

Front 415

AELRSTU (2)

Back 415

SALUTER one that salutes (to greet with a sign of welcome or respect)
ESTRUAL estrous (pertaining to estrus (the period of heat in female mammals))

Front 416

DEILNST (1)

Back 416

DENTILS a small rectangular block

Front 417

DEINRSU (1)

Back 417

INSURED one who is insured

Front 418

DEINSTU (1)

Back 418

DUNITES an igneous rock

Front 419

DEIRSTU (2)

Back 419

DUSTIER full of dust
STUDIER one that studies (to apply the mind to the acquisition of knowledge)

Front 420

EILNSTU (3)

Back 420

LUNIEST loony (crazy (insane (mentally unsound)))
UTENSIL a useful implement
LUTEINS a yellow pigment

Front 421

EILRSTU (3)

Back 421

RUTILES a mineral
LUSTIER full of vigor
RULIEST orderly

Front 422

AAINRST (3)

Back 422

TSARINA czarina (the wife of a czar)
ANTIARS an arrow poison
ARTISAN a trained or skilled workman

Front 423

AILOSTU (1)

Back 423

OUTSAIL to sail faster than

Front 424

AEEGNRS (1)

Back 424

ENRAGES to make very angry

Front 425

AEEGNST (1)

Back 425

NEGATES to nullify (to make useless or ineffective)

Front 426

AEEGRST (2)

Back 426

RESTAGE to produce for public view
ERGATES a worker ant

Front 427

EEGINRS (1)

Back 427

GREISEN a type of rock

Front 428

ANORSTU (1)

Back 428

SANTOUR santir (a Persian dulcimer)

Front 429

ILNORST (1)

Back 429

NOSTRIL an external opening of the nose

Front 430

INORSTU (2)

Back 430

TURIONS a thick new growth on a plant
NITROUS containing nitrogen

Front 431

ABEGINR (1)

Back 431

BEARING demeanor (the manner in which one conducts oneself)

Front 432

ACEGINR (1)

Back 432

ANERGIC lack of energy

Front 433

AEFGINR (1)

Back 433

FEARING to be afraid of

Front 434

AEGHINR (1)

Back 434

HEARING a preliminary examination

Front 435

AEGIMNR (3)

Back 435

GERMINA something that serves as an origin
REAMING to enlarge with a reamer
MANGIER mangy (affected with mange)

Front 436

AEGIMNT (3)

Back 436

TEGMINA a covering (something that covers)
TEAMING to form a team (a group of persons associated in a joint action)
MINTAGE the act of minting

Front 437

AEGINPR (1)

Back 437

REAPING to cut for harvest

Front 438

AEGINRV (2)

Back 438

REAVING to plunder (to rob of goods by force)
VINEGAR a sour liquid used as a condiment or preservative : VINEGARY [adj]

Front 439

AEGINRW (1)

Back 439

WEARING to have on one's person

Front 440

ADEIILS (3)

Back 440

SEDILIA one of the seats in a church for the use of the officiating clergy
DAILIES a newspaper published every weekday
LIAISED to establish liaison

Front 441

EEEINRS (1)

Back 441

ESERINE a toxic alkaloid

Front 442

EEEIRST (1)

Back 442

EERIEST eerie (weird (mysteriously strange))

Front 443

AADENST (1)

Back 443

ANSATED ansate (having a handle)

Front 444

AAELNRS (1)

Back 444

ARSENAL a collection or supply of weapons

Front 445

AAELNST (1)

Back 445

SEALANT a sealing agent

Front 446

DEIINRS (1)

Back 446

INSIDER an accepted member of a clique

Front 447

DEIINST (2)

Back 447

INDITES to write or compose
TINEIDS one of a family of moths

Front 448

DEIIRST (3)

Back 448

DITSIER silly, eccentric
DIRTIES to make dirty (unclean (free from dirt or stain))
TIDIERS one that tidies (to make tidy (neat and orderly))

Front 449

EIILNRS (2)

Back 449

INLIERS a type of rock formation
RESILIN an elastic substance in the cuticles of many insects

Front 450

EIILNST (1)

Back 450

LINIEST liny (resembling a line)

Front 451

EIILRST (1)

Back 451

SILTIER full of silt

Front 452

EIINSTU (1)

Back 452

UNITIES the state of being one single entity

Front 453

AAILOST (1)

Back 453

SOLATIA a compensation given for damage to the feelings

Front 454

DELNORS (1)

Back 454

RONDELS a rondeau of 14 lines

Front 455

DELORST (1)

Back 455

OLDSTER an old person

Front 456

DENORSU (4)

Back 456

ENDUROS a long race
UNDOERS one that undoes (to bring to ruin)
RESOUND to make a loud, long, or echoing sound
SOUNDER one that sounds (to make a sound (something that stimulates the auditory receptors))

Front 457

DEORSTU (4)

Back 457

REDOUTS a condition in which blood is driven to the head
DOUREST sullen (showing a brooding ill humor or resentment)
DETOURS to take an indirect route
ROUSTED to arouse and drive out

Front 458

IINORST (1)

Back 458

IRONIST one who uses irony

Front 459

ADEILRR (1)

Back 459

LARDIER resembling lard

Front 460

ADEIRRS (1)

Back 460

RAIDERS one that raids (to make a sudden assault on)

Front 461

AEILRRS (1)

Back 461

RAILERS one that rails (to scold in abusive or insolent language)

Front 462

AENNRST (1)

Back 462

TANNERS one that tans (to convert hide into leather by soaking in chemicals)

Front 463

AENRRST (2)

Back 463

RANTERS one that rants (to speak in a loud or vehement manner)
ERRANTS a wanderer (one that wanders (to move about with no destination or purpose))

Front 464

AENRSTT (2)

Back 464

NATTERS to chatter (to talk rapidly and trivially)
RATTENS to harass (to bother persistently)

Front 465

EINNRST (2)

Back 465

INTERNS to confine during a war
TINNERS a tin miner

Front 466

EINRRTU (1)

Back 466

RUNTIER small (of limited size or quantity)

Front 467

EINRSTT (3)

Back 467

RETINTS TINT, to color slightly or delicately
STINTER one that stints (to limit (to restrict))
TINTERS one that tints (to color slightly or delicately)

Front 468

EINRTTU (1)

Back 468

NUTTIER silly; crazy

Front 469

ADEELRS (2)

Back 469

DEALERS one that deals (to trade or do business)
LEADERS one that leads or guides

Front 470

DEEILRS (1)

Back 470

RESILED to spring back

Front 471

DEEILST (1)

Back 471

ISLETED a small island

Front 472

DEEIRSU (2)

Back 472

RESIDUE something remaining after the removal of a part
UREIDES a chemical compound

Front 473

ADDEINR (2)

Back 473

DRAINED to draw off a liquid
DANDIER fine (of excellent quality)

Front 474

ADDEINT (1)

Back 474

NIDATED to become implanted in the uterus

Front 475

AEILLNR (1)

Back 475

RALLINE pertaining to a family of marsh birds

Front 476

AEILLRT (2)

Back 476

LITERAL a small error in printing or writing
TALLIER one that tallies (to count (to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total))

Front 477

AEINRSS (1)

Back 477

ARSINES a poisonous gas

Front 478

AEINSST (6)

Back 478

NASTIES something that is nasty
SEITANS a food made from wheat gluten
SESTINA a type of verse form
TANSIES a perennial herb
ENTASIS a slight convexity in a column : ENTASTIC [adj]
TISANES a ptisan (a tea of herbs or barley)

Front 479

AEIRSST (1)

Back 479

SATIRES the use of derisive wit to attack folly or wickedness

Front 480

AINNOST (3)

Back 480

ONANIST one who practices onanism (coitus deliberately interrupted to prevent insemination)
NATIONS a politically organized people who share a territory, customs, and history
ANOINTS to apply oil to as a sacred rite

Front 481

AINOSTT (1)

Back 481

STATION to assign to a position

Front 482

AGINRST (4)

Back 482

GRATINS a type of food crust
STARING to gaze fixedly
RATINGS relative estimate or evaluation
GASTRIN a hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs)

Front 483

DEENRST (1)

Back 483

TENDERS to present for acceptance

Front 484

EELNRST (2)

Back 484

NESTLER one that nestles (to lie snugly)
RELENTS to become less severe

Front 485

EENRSTU (4)

Back 485

RETUNES TUNE, to put into the proper pitch
NEUTERS to castrate (to remove the testes of)
TENURES to grant tenure (the status of holding one's position on a permanent basis) to
TUREENS a large, deep bowl

Front 486

ABDEILR (3)

Back 486

BRAILED to haul in a sail
BEDRAIL a board at the side of a bed
RIDABLE capable of being ridden

Front 487

ABDEINS (2)

Back 487

BASINED a large bowl
BANDIES to throw to and fro

Front 488

ABDEIRS (5)

Back 488

ABIDERS one that abides (to accept without objection)
SEABIRD a bird frequenting the ocean or seacoast
DARBIES handcuffs
BRAISED to cook in fat
SIDEBAR a short news story accompanying a major story

Front 489

ABEILNS (1)

Back 489

LESBIAN a female homosexual

Front 490

ABEILRS (1)

Back 490

BAILERS bailor (a person who bails property to another)

Front 491

ABEILST (7)

Back 491

STABILE a stationary abstract sculpture
ABLEIST one that practices ableism (prejudice or discrimination against disabled people)
ASTILBE an Asian perennial
BASTILE bastille (a prison)
ALBITES a mineral
BESTIAL pertaining to beasts (an animal (a living organism typically capable of voluntary motion andBLASTIE a dwarf (an extremely small person)

Front 492

ACDEILR (3)

Back 492

RADICEL a rootlet (a small root)
DECRIAL the act of decrying
RADICLE a part of a plant embryo

Front 493

ACDEINS (2)

Back 493

CANDIES to coat with sugar
INCASED to encase (to enclose in a case)

Front 494

ACDEIRS (2)

Back 494

RADICES the root of a plant
SIDECAR a passenger car attached to a motorcycle

Front 495

ACDEIST (1)

Back 495

DACITES a light gray rock

Front 496

ACEILNS (3)

Back 496

SANICLE a medicinal herb
INLACES to enlace (to bind with laces)
SCALENI a muscle of the neck

Front 497

ACEILRS (3)

Back 497

SCALIER peeling off in flakes
CLARIES an aromatic herb
ECLAIRS a type of pastry (a sweet baked food)

Front 498

ACEILST (3)

Back 498

LACIEST lacy (resembling lacework (a delicate openwork fabric))
ELASTIC a stretchable material
LATICES a milky liquid of certain plants

Front 499

ADEFINS (1)

Back 499

FADEINS a gradual increase in the brightness of an image

Front 500

ADEFIRS (1)

Back 500

FARSIDE the farther side

Front 501

ADEHIRS (4)

Back 501

AIRSHED the air supply of a given region
DASHIER stylish (fashionable)
SHADIER shaded
HARDIES a blacksmith's chisel

Front 502

ADEILPR (2)

Back 502

LIPREAD to understand spoken words by interpreting the lip movements of a speaker
PREDIAL praedial (pertaining to land)

Front 503

ADEILRV (1)

Back 503

RIVALED to strive to equal or surpass

Front 504

ADEILRY (1)

Back 504

READILY in a ready manner

Front 505

ADEIMNS (4)

Back 505

MAIDENS a young unmarried woman
MEDIANS a central part
SIDEMAN a member of a jazz band
MEDINAS the native quarter of a North African city

Front 506

ADEIMRS (4)

Back 506

SIDEARM a weapon worn at the side
MISREAD to read incorrectly
SEDARIM a Jewish ceremonial dinner
ADMIRES to regard with wonder, pleasure, and approval

Front 507

ADEIMST (2)

Back 507

MISDATE to date incorrectly
DIASTEM an interruption in the deposition of sediment

Front 508

ADEINPS (1)

Back 508

PANDIES to punish by striking the hand

Front 509

ADEINSV (1)

Back 509

INVADES to enter for conquest or plunder

Front 510

ADEIPRS (4)

Back 510

DIAPERS to put a diaper (a baby's breechcloth) on
PRAISED to express approval or admiration of
DESPAIR to lose all hope
ASPIRED to have an earnest desire or ambition

Front 511

ADEIRSV (1)

Back 511

ADVISER one that advises (to give advice to)

Front 512

ADEISTV (2)

Back 512

VISTAED a distant view
DATIVES a grammatical case

Front 513

ADEISTW (2)

Back 513

DAWTIES dautie (a small pet)
WAISTED the part of the body between the ribs and the hips

Front 514

AEFILNS (1)

Back 514

FINALES a type of tone in medieval music

Front 515

AEFILST (2)

Back 515

FETIALS a priest of ancient Rome
SEALIFT to transport (military personnel and equipment) by ship

Front 516

AEHILNS (1)

Back 516

INHALES to take into the lungs

Front 517

AEHILRS (2)

Back 517

SHALIER resembling shale (a fissile rock)
HAILERS one that hails (to welcome (to greet cordially))

Front 518

AEHILST (2)

Back 518

HALITES a mineral
HELIAST an Athenian judge

Front 519

AEILMNS (3)

Back 519

SEMINAL pertaining to semen (a fluid produced in the male reproductive organs)
MALINES a delicate net used for veils
MENIALS a domestic servant

Front 520

AEILMRS (3)

Back 520

MAILERS one that mails (to send by a governmental postal system.)
REMAILS MAIL, to send by a governmental postal system.
REALISM concern with fact or reality

Front 521

AEILNPS (4)

Back 521

SPLENIA a surgical bandage
ALPINES a plant native to high mountain regions
PINEALS a gland in the brain
SPANIEL a dog with silky hair

Front 522

AEILNSV (2)

Back 522

VALINES an amino acid
ALEVINS a young fish

Front 523

AEILNSW (1)

Back 523

LAWINES lauwine (an avalanche)

Front 524

AEILNSY (1)

Back 524

ELYSIAN delightful

Front 525

AEILPST (4)

Back 525

PALIEST somewhat pale
PLATIES a small tropical fish
APLITES a fine-grained rock
TALIPES clubfoot (a deformed foot)

Front 526

AEILRSV (1)

Back 526

REVISAL a revision (a revised version)

Front 527

AEILRSW (1)

Back 527

WAILERS one that wails (to utter a long, mournful cry)

Front 528

AEILSTV (1)

Back 528

ESTIVAL pertaining to summer

Front 529

AEIPRSU (1)

Back 529

UPRAISE to raise up

Front 530

DEIILOS (2)

Back 530

IDOLISE to idolize (to worship (to honor and love as a divine being))
DOILIES a small napkin

Front 531

EGINOOS (3)

Back 531

GOONIES gooney (an albatross)
NOOGIES a playful rubbing of one's knuckles on another's head
ISOGONE a line on a map used to show characteristics of the earth's magnetic field

Front 532

ABENRST (1)

Back 532

BANTERS to exchange mildly teasing remarks

Front 533

ACENRST (7)

Back 533

SCANTER meager (deficient in quantity or quality)
CARNETS an official permit
NECTARS a delicious drink
RECANTS to make a formal retraction or disavowal of
CANTERS to ride a horse at a moderate pace
TANRECS tenrec (a mammal that feeds on insects)
TRANCES to put into a trance (a semiconscious state)

Front 534

AEHNRST (2)

Back 534

ANTHERS the pollen-bearing part of a stamen
THENARS the palm of the hand

Front 535

AEMNRST (3)

Back 535

MARTENS a carnivorous mammal
SMARTEN to improve in appearance
SARMENT a type of plant stem

Front 536

AENPRST (5)

Back 536

PARENTS to exercise the functions of a parent (a father or mother)
TREPANS to trephine (to operate on with a surgical saw)
ENTRAPS to trap (to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals))
PASTERN a part of a horse's foot
ARPENTS an old French unit of area

Front 537

AENRSTV (3)

Back 537

TAVERNS a place where liquor is sold to be drunk on the premises
VERSANT the slope of a mountain or mountain chain
SERVANT one that serves others

Front 538

AENRSTW (1)

Back 538

WANTERS one that wants (to have a desire for)

Front 539

BEINRTU (2)

Back 539

TRIBUNE a defender of the rights of the people
TURBINE a type of engine

Front 540

CEINRST (2)

Back 540

CISTERN a water tank
CRETINS an idiot (a mentally deficient person)

Front 541

EFINRST (1)

Back 541

SNIFTER a pear-shaped liquor glass

Front 542

EHINRST (1)

Back 542

HINTERS one that hints (to suggest indirectly)

Front 543

EIMNRST (3)

Back 543

MINSTER a large or important church
REMINTS to melt down and make into new coin
MINTERS one that mints (to produce by stamping metal, as coins)

Front 544

EIMNRTU (3)

Back 544

UNMITRE to unmiter (to depose from the rank of bishop)
UNMITER to depose from the rank of bishop
MINUTER very small

Front 545

EINPRST (1)

Back 545

PTERINS a chemical compound

Front 546

EINRSTV (2)

Back 546

STRIVEN to exert much effort or energy
INVERTS to turn upside down

Front 547

EINRSTW (2)

Back 547

WINTERS to pass the winter (the coldest season of the year)
TWINERS one that twines (to twist together)

Front 548

EINRTUV (1)

Back 548

VENTURI a device for measuring the flow of a fluid

Front 549

ABINOST (3)

Back 549

BONITAS bonito (a marine food fish)
OBTAINS to gain possession of
BASTION a fortified place

Front 550

ACINOST (3)

Back 550

CATIONS a positively charged ion
ATONICS an unaccented syllable or word
ACTIONS the process of acting

Front 551

AIMNOST (1)

Back 551

MANITOS manitou (an Algonquian Indian deity)

Front 552

EIINNRT (1)

Back 552

TINNIER of or resembling tin

Front 553

EIINRTT (2)

Back 553

NITTIER full of nits
NITRITE a salt of nitrous acid

Front 554

ADEORRS (2)

Back 554

DROSERA a sundew (a marsh plant)
ADORERS one that adores (to love deeply)

Front 555

ADEOSTT (1)

Back 555

TOASTED to brown by exposure to heat

Front 556

DEIOSTT (1)

Back 556

DOTIEST stained by decay

Front 557

EILORRS (1)

Back 557

LORRIES a type of wagon or truck

Front 558

EILOSTT (2)

Back 558

LITOTES a figure of speech in which an assertion is made by the negation of its opposite : LITOTICTOILETS to dress and groom oneself

Front 559

ANOORST (2)

Back 559

SANTOOR santir (a Persian dulcimer)
RATOONS to sprout from a root planted the previous year

Front 560

INOORST (2)

Back 560

TORSION the act of twisting
NITROSO containing nitrosyl

Front 561

ADEGNRS (3)

Back 561

GARDENS to cultivate a plot of ground
GANDERS to wander (to move about with no destination or purpose)
DANGERS to endanger (to imperil (to place in jeopardy))

Front 562

ADEGNST (1)

Back 562

STANGED to sting (to prick painfully)

Front 563

AEGLNRS (1)

Back 563

ANGLERS one that angles (to fish with a hook and line)

Front 564

AEGLNST (2)

Back 564

GELANTS gellant (a substance used to produce gelling)
TANGLES to bring together in intricate confusion

Front 565

AEGLRST (1)

Back 565

LARGEST of considerable size or quantity

Front 566

DEGINRS (2)

Back 566

DINGERS a home run
ENGIRDS to gird (to surround (to extend completely around))

Front 567

DEGINST (1)

Back 567

NIDGETS an idiot (a mentally deficient person)

Front 568

EGILNRS (2)

Back 568

LINGERS to delay leaving
SLINGER one that slings (to throw with a sudden motion)

Front 569

EGILNST (4)

Back 569

SNIGLET a word coined for something not having a name
SINGLET a man's undershirt or jersey
TINGLES to cause a prickly, stinging sensation
GLISTEN to shine by reflection

Front 570

EGILRST (2)

Back 570

GRISTLE the tough part of meat
GLISTER to glisten (to shine by reflection)

Front 571

EGINRSU (1)

Back 571

REUSING USE, to put into service

Front 572

EGIRSTU (2)

Back 572

GUTSIER brave (showing courage)
GUSTIER blowing in gusts

Front 573

ADEIKRT (1)

Back 573

TRAIKED to trudge (to walk tiredly)

Front 574

AEIKLNR (1)

Back 574

LANKIER ungracefully tall and thin

Front 575

AEIKLNT (1)

Back 575

ANTLIKE resembling an ant (a small insect)

Front 576

AEIKLRT (2)

Back 576

RATLIKE resembling a rat
TALKIER tending to talk a great deal

Front 577

AEIKNRS (1)

Back 577

SNAKIER snaky (resembling a snake)

Front 578

AEIKNST (1)

Back 578

INTAKES the act of taking in

Front 579

AEILNRX (1)

Back 579

RELAXIN a female hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs)

Front 580

AEINSTX (2)

Back 580

SEXTAIN a stanza of six lines
ANTISEX opposed to sexual activity

Front 581

AEINSTZ (2)

Back 581

ZANIEST ludicrously comical
ZEATINS a chemical compound found in maize

Front 582

AAEIPRS (1)

Back 582

SPIRAEA spirea (a flowering shrub)

Front 583

ENNORST (1)

Back 583

TONNERS an object having a specified tonnage

Front 584

ENORRST (1)

Back 584

SNORTER one that snorts (to exhale noisily through the nostrils)

Front 585

ENORSTT (1)

Back 585

STENTOR a person having a very loud voice

Front 586

AGILOST (2)

Back 586

LATIGOS a strap used to fasten a saddle
GALIOTS galliot (a small galley)

Front 587

AEIRRTT (2)

Back 587

RATTIER infested with rats
TARTIER suggestive of a prostitute

Front 588

ADDENOR (1)

Back 588

ADORNED to add something to for the purpose of making more attractive

Front 589

AELLORT (1)

Back 589

REALLOT to give as a share or portion

Front 590

AENORSS (2)

Back 590

REASONS to derive inferences or conclusions from known or presumed facts
SENORAS a married Spanish woman

Front 591

AEORSST (2)

Back 591

OSETRAS a golden or brownish caviar
OSSETRA osetra (a golden or brownish caviar)

Front 592

EINORSS (2)

Back 592

SONSIER sonsy (comely (pleasing to look at))
SENIORS a person who is older than another

Front 593

EINOSST (1)

Back 593

NOSIEST nosy (unduly curious)

Front 594

EIORSST (5)

Back 594

ROSIEST rose-colored
STORIES to relate as a story (an account of an event or series of events)
SORTIES to attack suddenly from a defensive position
TRIOSES a simple sugar
SORITES a type of argument used in logic : SORITIC [adj]

Front 595

CEIINRT (4)

Back 595

CITRINE a variety of quartz
CRINITE a fossil crinoid
INCITER one that incites (to arouse to action)
NERITIC pertaining to shallow water

Front 596

EFIINRT (1)

Back 596

NIFTIER stylish; pleasing

Front 597

EHIINRT (1)

Back 597

INHERIT to receive by legal succession

Front 598

EIIMNRT (3)

Back 598

INTERIM an interval (a space of time between periods or events)
MINTIER having the flavor mint (an aromatic herb)
TERMINI a terminal (an end or extremity)

Front 599

EIINRTV (2)

Back 599

VITRINE a glass showcase for art objects
INVITER one that invites (to request the presence of)

Front 600

EIINRTW (1)

Back 600

TWINIER resembling twine (a strong string)

Front 601

GINORST (3)

Back 601

STORING to put away for future use
SORTING to arrange according to kind, class, or size
TRIGONS an ancient stringed instrument

Front 602

AEENNRS (2)

Back 602

RENNASE rennin (an enzyme (a complex protein))
ENSNARE to trap (to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals))

Front 603

AEENNST (1)

Back 603

NEATENS to make neat (being in a state of cleanliness and order)

Front 604

AEENRRS (2)

Back 604

EARNERS one that earns (to gain or deserve for one's labor or service)
REEARNS EARN, to gain or deserve for one's labor or service

Front 605

AEENSTT (1)

Back 605

NEATEST being in a state of cleanliness and order

Front 606

AEERRST (3)

Back 606

TEARERS one that tears or rips
RETEARS TEAR, to emit tears (drops of saline liquid secreted by a gland of the eye)
SERRATE to furnish with toothlike projections

Front 607

AEERSTT (3)

Back 607

ESTREAT to copy from court records for use in prosecution
RESTATE to set forth in words
RETASTE to perceive the flavor of by taking into the mouth

Front 608

EEINNST (2)

Back 608

TENNIES low-cut sneakers
INTENSE existing in an extreme degree

Front 609

EEINRRS (1)

Back 609

RERISEN RISE, to move upward

Front 610

EEIRRST (3)

Back 610

TERRIES an absorbent fabric
RETIRES to go away or withdraw
RETRIES TRY, to attempt (to make an effort to do or accomplish)

Front 611

EEIRSTT (1)

Back 611

TESTIER irritable

Front 612

ABDEOST (1)

Back 612

BOASTED to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds)

Front 613

ABELOST (2)

Back 613

OBLATES a layman residing in a monastery
BOATELS a waterside hotel

Front 614

ACDEOST (1)

Back 614

COASTED to slide down a hill

Front 615

ACELNOS (1)

Back 615

SECONAL a preparation of secobarbital -- a trademark

Front 616

ACELORS (6)

Back 616

CLAROES a mild cigar
SOLACER one that solaces (to console (to comfort))
RECOALS COAL, to supply with coal (a carbon fuel)
ESCOLAR a food fish
COALERS one that supplies coal
ORACLES a person through whom a deity is believed to speak

Front 617

ACELOST (3)

Back 617

LOCATES to determine the position of
TALCOSE to treat with talc (a soft mineral with a soapy texture)
LACTOSE a lactic sugar

Front 618

ADEFORS (1)

Back 618

FEDORAS a type of hat

Front 619

ADEMORS (1)

Back 619

RADOMES a domelike device used to shelter a radar antenna

Front 620

ADEOPST (1)

Back 620

PODESTA an Italian magistrate

Front 621

ADEORSV (2)

Back 621

SAVORED to taste or smell with pleasure
OVERSAD excessively sad

Front 622

ADEORSW (1)

Back 622

REDOWAS a lively dance

Front 623

AEFLORS (2)

Back 623

LOAFERS one that loafs (to pass time idly)
SAFROLE a poisonous liquid

Front 624

AEFLOST (1)

Back 624

FOLATES folacin (a B vitamin)

Front 625

AEHLNOS (1)

Back 625

ENHALOS to surround with a halo

Front 626

AEHLORS (1)

Back 626

SHOALER shallow (having little depth)

Front 627

AEHLOST (1)

Back 627

LOATHES to detest greatly

Front 628

AELMORS (1)

Back 628

MORALES the state of the spirits of an individual or group

Front 629

AELMOST (1)

Back 629

MALTOSE a type of sugar

Front 630

AELNOPS (2)

Back 630

ESPANOL a native of Spain
NOPALES a cactus of Mexico and and Central America

Front 631

AELOPRS (2)

Back 631

PAROLES to release from prison before completion of the imposed sentence
REPOSAL the act of reposing

Front 632

AELOPST (2)

Back 632

PELOTAS a court game of Spanish origin
APOSTLE a disciple sent forth by Christ to preach the gospel

Front 633

AELOSTV (1)

Back 633

SOLVATE to convert into a type of ion

Front 634

BDEIORS (2)

Back 634

BORIDES a boron compound
DISROBE to undress (to remove one's clothing)

Front 635

BEILORS (2)

Back 635

REBOILS BOIL, to vaporize liquid
BOILERS a vessel for boiling

Front 636

CDEIOST (2)

Back 636

CESTOID cestode (a tapeworm (a parasitic worm))
COEDITS to edit with another person

Front 637

CEILNOS (2)

Back 637

INCLOSE to enclose (to close in on all sides)
CINEOLS a liquid used as an antiseptic

Front 638

CEILORS (2)

Back 638

RECOILS to draw back in fear or disgust
COILERS one that coils (to wind in even rings)

Front 639

CEILOST (1)

Back 639

CITOLES citola (a cittern (a pear-shaped guitar))

Front 640

DEFIOST (1)

Back 640

FOISTED to force upon slyly

Front 641

DEHIOST (1)

Back 641

HOISTED to haul up by some mechanical means

Front 642

DEIMORS (1)

Back 642

MISDOER one that misdoes (to do wrongly)

Front 643

DEIMOST (2)

Back 643

MODISTE a dealer in stylish women's clothing
DISTOME a parasitic flatworm

Front 644

DEIOPRS (1)

Back 644

PERIODS a portion of time

Front 645

DEIOPST (6)

Back 645

TOPSIDE the upper portion of a ship
POSITED to place (to set in a particular position)
SOPITED to put to sleep
DOPIEST dopey (lethargic; stupid)
PODITES a limb segment of an arthropod
DEPOSIT to place (to set in a particular position)

Front 646

DEIORSV (4)

Back 646

VISORED to provide with a visor (a projecting brim)
DEVISOR one who makes a will
DEVOIRS an act of civility or respect
VOIDERS one that voids (to make void (of no legal force or effect))

Front 647

DEIORSW (3)

Back 647

WEIRDOS a weirdie (a very strange person)
ROWDIES a rowdy person
DOWRIES the money or property a wife brings to her husband at marriage

Front 648

EFILNOS (1)

Back 648

OLEFINS an alkene (a type of chemical compound)

Front 649

EHILOST (3)

Back 649

HOSTILE an unfriendly person
HOLIEST having a divine nature or origin
EOLITHS a prehistoric stone tool

Front 650

EILMNOS (1)

Back 650

LOMEINS a Chinese dish of noodles, meat, and vegetables

Front 651

EILMORS (1)

Back 651

MOILERS one that moils (to work hard)

Front 652

EILMOST (1)

Back 652

MOTILES one whose mental imagery consists chiefly of inner feelings of action

Front 653

EILNOPS (2)

Back 653

PINOLES a finely ground flour
EPSILON a Greek letter

Front 654

EILOPRS (1)

Back 654

SPOILER one that spoils (to impair the value or quality of)

Front 655

EILOPST (2)

Back 655

PIOLETS an ice ax
PISTOLE a former European gold coin

Front 656

EILOSTV (1)

Back 656

VIOLETS a flowering plant

Front 657

DEILOOS (1)

Back 657

DOOLIES doolee (a stretcher for the sick or wounded)

Front 658

BENORST (1)

Back 658

SORBENT a substance that sorbs

Front 659

CENORST (1)

Back 659

CORNETS a trumpetlike instrument

Front 660

EFNORST (1)

Back 660

FRONTES the upper anterior portion of an insect's head

Front 661

EHNORST (3)

Back 661

THRONES to place on a throne (a royal chair)
HORNETS a stinging insect
SHORTEN to make or become shorter

Front 662

EMNORST (2)

Back 662

MENTORS to serve as a friend and teacher to
MONSTER a strange or terrifying creature

Front 663

ENOPRST (1)

Back 663

POSTERN a rear door or gate

Front 664

ABEIRTT (2)

Back 664

BATTIER crazy (insane (mentally unsound))
BIRETTA a cap worn by clergymen

Front 665

ACEIRTT (3)

Back 665

CITRATE a salt of citric acid : CITRATED [adj]
CATTIER catlike; spiteful
ATRETIC absence or closure of a natural bodily passage

Front 666

AEFIRTT (1)

Back 666

FATTIER greasy; oily

Front 667

AEIMNNT (1)

Back 667

MANNITE mannitol (an alcohol (a flammable liquid)) : MANNITIC [adj]

Front 668

AEIPRTT (1)

Back 668

PARTITE divided into parts

Front 669

DEOORST (1)

Back 669

ROOSTED to settle down for rest or sleep

Front 670

ELOORST (4)

Back 670

ROOTLES to dig in the ground as with the snout
RETOOLS to reequip with tools
TOOLERS one that tools (to form or finish with a tool (an implement used in manual work))
LOOTERS one that loots (to plunder (to rob of goods by force))

Front 671

AAEGRST (2)

Back 671

TEARGAS to subject to a gas that irritates the eyes
GASTREA gastraea (a type of metazoan (any of a major division of multicellular animals))

Front 672

EGIINST (1)

Back 672

IGNITES to set on fire

Front 673

ABEERST (3)

Back 673

BERATES to scold severely
BEATERS one that beats (to strike repeatedly)
REBATES to deduct or return from a payment or bill

Front 674

ACEENRS (3)

Back 674

CAREENS to lurch while moving
CASERNE casern (a barracks for soldiers)
RECANES CANE, to beat with a rod

Front 675

ACEENST (2)

Back 675

TENACES a combination of two high cards in some card games
CETANES a diesel fuel

Front 676

ACEERST (3)

Back 676

ECARTES a card game
CERATES a medicated ointment
CREATES to cause to exist

Front 677

AEEFRST (2)

Back 677

AFREETS an evil spirit in Arabic mythology
FEASTER one that feasts (to eat sumptuously)

Front 678

AEEHNST (1)

Back 678

ETHANES a gaseous hydrocarbon

Front 679

AEEHRST (3)

Back 679

REHEATS HEAT, to make hot (having a high temperature)
AETHERS the upper region of the atmosphere
HEATERS an apparatus for heating

Front 680

AEEMNRS (2)

Back 680

RENAMES NAME, to give a title to
MEANERS one that means (to intend (to have as a specific aim or purpose))

Front 681

AEEMNST (1)

Back 681

MEANEST inferior in grade, quality, or character

Front 682

AEEMRST (3)

Back 682

RETEAMS TEAM, to form a team (a group of persons associated in a joint action)
REMATES MATE, to join as mates (partners in a union)
STEAMER to travel by steamship

Front 683

AEENPST (2)

Back 683

NEPETAS catnip (an aromatic herb)
PENATES the Roman gods of the household

Front 684

AEENRSW (1)

Back 684

WEANERS one that weans (to withhold mother's milk from and substitute other nourishment)

Front 685

AEEPRST (2)

Back 685

RETAPES TAPE, to fasten with tape (a long, narrow strip or band)
REPEATS to say or do again

Front 686

AEERSTW (1)

Back 686

SWEATER a knitted outer garment

Front 687

CEEINRS (1)

Back 687

SINCERE free from hypocrisy or falseness

Front 688

CEEINST (1)

Back 688

ENTICES to allure (to attract with something desirable)

Front 689

CEEIRST (3)

Back 689

RECITES to declaim or say from memory
TIERCES one of seven canonical daily periods for prayer and devotion
CERITES a mineral

Front 690

EEFINRS (1)

Back 690

REFINES to free from impurities

Front 691

EEHINRS (3)

Back 691

RESHINE to emit light
HENRIES a unit of inductance
INHERES to be inherent

Front 692

EEHINST (1)

Back 692

THEINES caffeine (a bitter alkaloid used as a stimulant)

Front 693

EEHIRST (1)

Back 693

HEISTER one that heists (to steal (to take without right or permission))

Front 694

EEIMNRS (1)

Back 694

ERMINES the fur of certain weasels

Front 695

EEIMNST (1)

Back 695

EMETINS emetine (an alkaloid (a type of chemical compound))

Front 696

EEIMRST (5)

Back 696

RETIMES TIME, to determine the speed or duration of
METIERS a vocation (the work in which a person is regularly employed)
MEISTER one who is knowledgeable about something specified
REEMITS EMIT, to send forth
TRISEME a type of metrical foot : TRISEMIC [adj]

Front 697

EEINPRS (2)

Back 697

EREPSIN a mixture of enzymes in the small intestine
REPINES to express discontent

Front 698

EEINRSV (5)

Back 698

INVERSE to reverse (to turn or move in the opposite direction)
VENIRES a type of judicial writ
ENVIERS one that envies (to be envious of)
VERSINE a trigonometric function of an angle
VEINERS a tool used in wood carving

Front 699

EEINRSW (3)

Back 699

NEWSIER full of news
WEINERS wiener (a frankfurter)
WIENERS a frankfurter

Front 700

EEINSTV (1)

Back 700

TENSIVE causing tensity

Front 701

EEINSTY (1)

Back 701

SYENITE an igneous rock : SYENITIC [adj]

Front 702

EEIPRST (2)

Back 702

RESPITE to relieve temporarily
PESTIER irritating

Front 703

EEIRSTV (4)

Back 703

SIEVERT a unit of iodizing radiation
RESTIVE difficult to control
VERITES the technique of filming so as to convey candid realism
VERIEST absolute (free from restriction)

Front 704

EIJNORS (2)

Back 704

JOINERS a carpenter
REJOINS JOIN, to unite (to bring together so as to form a whole)

Front 705

EINOSTX (1)

Back 705

TOXINES toxin (a poisonous substance)

Front 706

AEGINNS (1)

Back 706

INNAGES the quantity of goods remaining in a container after shipment

Front 707

ADELRSU (1)

Back 707

LAUDERS one that lauds (to praise (to express approval or admiration of))

Front 708

ABEIMNT (1)

Back 708

AMBIENT ambience (the character, mood, or atmosphere of a place or situation)

Front 709

ACEIMNT (1)

Back 709

NEMATIC pertaining to a phase of a liquid crystal

Front 710

AEHIMNT (1)

Back 710

HEMATIN heme (a component of hemoglobin)

Front 711

AEIMNTY (2)

Back 711

ANYTIME at any time
AMENITY the quality of being pleasant or agreeable

Front 712

AEGNNRT (1)

Back 712

REGNANT reigning

Front 713

AEGNRRT (2)

Back 713

REGRANT to bestow upon
GRANTER one that grants (to bestow upon)

Front 714

DENRSTU (1)

Back 714

UNDREST to remove one's clothing

Front 715

ELNRSTU (1)

Back 715

RUNLETS a small stream

Front 716

AEEGLRS (2)

Back 716

REGALES to delight (to give great pleasure to)
GALERES a group of people having a common quality

Front 717

DEEGIRS (1)

Back 717

SEDGIER abounding in sedge (a marsh plant)

Front 718

EEGILST (2)

Back 718

ELEGIST one that writes elegies
ELEGITS a type of judicial writ

Front 719

EEORRST (1)

Back 719

RESTORE to bring back to a former or original condition

Front 720

EEORSTT (1)

Back 720

ROSETTE an ornament resembling a rose

Front 721

AEEKNRT (1)

Back 721

RETAKEN to take back

Front 722

EEIKNRT (1)

Back 722

KERNITE a mineral

Front 723

EEGNRST (2)

Back 723

REGENTS one who rules in the place of a sovereign
GERENTS a ruler or manager

Front 724

ABEGINS (1)

Back 724

SABEING to savvy (to understand)

Front 725

ACEGINS (2)

Back 725

CEASING to stop (to discontinue the progress or motion of)
INCAGES to encage (to confine in a cage)

Front 726

AEFGINS (1)

Back 726

FEASING to faze (to disturb the composure of)

Front 727

AEGIMNS (3)

Back 727

ENIGMAS something that is hard to understand or explain
SEAMING to join with a seam (a line formed by sewing two pieces of fabric together)
GAMINES a tomboy (a girl who prefers boyish activities)

Front 728

AEGINPS (2)

Back 728

SPAEING the act of foretelling
SPINAGE spinach (a cultivated herb)

Front 729

AINRSTT (1)

Back 729

TRANSIT to pass across or through

Front 730

AEFGNRT (1)

Back 730

ENGRAFT to graft for propagation

Front 731

AEGMNRT (2)

Back 731

MARGENT to margin (to provide with a margin (a border))
GARMENT to clothe (to provide with clothing)

Front 732

AEGNPRT (1)

Back 732

TREPANG a marine animal

Front 733

AEGNRTW (1)

Back 733

TWANGER one that twangs (to make a sharp, vibrating sound)

Front 734

AEGNRTY (1)

Back 734

AGENTRY the office or duties of an agent

Front 735

AEEELRS (1)

Back 735

RELEASE to set free

Front 736

DEEEIRS (1)

Back 736

SEEDIER containing seeds; inferior in condition or quality

Front 737

EEEILST (2)

Back 737

STEELIE a steel playing marble
EELIEST resembling an eel (a snakelike fish)

Front 738

EEHORST (1)

Back 738

HETEROS a heterosexual

Front 739

EEMORST (3)

Back 739

EMOTERS one that emotes (to express emotion in an exaggerated manner)
METEORS a small celestial body that enters the earth's atmosphere
REMOTES a broadcast originating outside a studio

Front 740

EEORSTV (3)

Back 740

VETOERS one that vetoes (to forbid or prevent authoritatively)
REVOTES VOTE, to cast a vote (a formal expression of will or opinion)
OVERSET to turn or tip over

Front 741

EEENRST (3)

Back 741

ENTREES the principal dish of a meal
TEENERS a teenager (a person between the ages of thirteen and nineteen)
RETENES a chemical compound

Front 742

ABINRST (1)

Back 742

BRISANT the shattering effect of an explosive

Front 743

ACINRST (1)

Back 743

NARCIST one given to narcism

Front 744

AHINRST (1)

Back 744

TARNISH to dull the luster of

Front 745

AIMNRST (1)

Back 745

MARTINS a small bird

Front 746

AINPRST (1)

Back 746

SPIRANT a speech sound produced by the forcing of breath through a narrow passage

Front 747

AEGINRZ (1)

Back 747

ZINGARE a female gypsy

Front 748

ADENRRS (2)

Back 748

DARNERS one that darns (to mend with interlacing stitches)
ERRANDS a short trip made for a particular purpose

Front 749

ADENSTT (1)

Back 749

ATTENDS to be present at

Front 750

ADERRST (4)

Back 750

DARTERS one that darts (to move suddenly or swiftly)
STARRED to shine as a star (a natural luminous body visible in the sky)
RETARDS to slow the progress of
TRADERS one that trades (to give in exchange for another commodity)

Front 751

ADERSTT (2)

Back 751

STARTED to set out
TETRADS a group of four

Front 752

AELNNRS (2)

Back 752

LANNERS a falcon of Europe and Asia
ENSNARL to tangle (to bring together in intricate confusion)

Front 753

AELNRRS (1)

Back 753

SNARLER one that snarls (to growl viciously)

Front 754

AELNSTT (3)

Back 754

LATENTS a barely visible fingerprint that can be developed for study
LATTENS a brass-like alloy
TALENTS a special natural ability

Front 755

AELRSTT (3)

Back 755

STARLET a small star
STARTLE to frighten or surprise suddenly
RATTLES to make a quick succession of short, sharp sounds

Front 756

DEINNRS (2)

Back 756

ENDRINS an insecticide
DINNERS the main meal of the day

Front 757

DEINNST (3)

Back 757

INDENTS to cut or tear irregularly
INTENDS to have as a specific aim or purpose
DENTINS the hard substance forming the body of a tooth

Front 758

DEINSTT (3)

Back 758

STINTED to limit (to restrict (to keep within certain boundaries))
DENTIST one who treats the teeth
DISTENT distended

Front 759

DEIRRST (2)

Back 759

STRIDER one that strides (to walk with long steps)
STIRRED to pass an implement through in circular motions

Front 760

EILNNST (1)

Back 760

LINNETS a European songbird

Front 761

EILRSTT (3)

Back 761

TILTERS one that tilts (to cause to slant)
LITTERS to scatter rubbish about
SLITTER one that slits (to make a slit (a long, narrow cut) in)

Front 762

EIRRSTU (1)

Back 762

RUSTIER covered with rust

Front 763

AILOSTT (1)

Back 763

ALTOIST one who plays the alto saxophone

Front 764

ADDEINS (1)

Back 764

DANDIES a man who is overly concerned about his appearance

Front 765

ADEILLR (3)

Back 765

RALLIED to call together for a common purpose
DIALLER dialer (one that dials (to manipulate a calibrated disk))
DALLIER one that dallies (to waste time)

Front 766

ADEISST (1)

Back 766

DISSEAT to unseat (to remove from a seat)

Front 767

AEILLNS (1)

Back 767

AINSELL own self

Front 768

AEILLRS (2)

Back 768

RALLIES to call together for a common purpose
SALLIER one that sallies (to rush out suddenly)

Front 769

AEILLST (2)

Back 769

TAILLES a former French tax
TALLIES to count (to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total)

Front 770

AEILNSS (2)

Back 770

SILANES a chemical compound
SALINES a salt solution

Front 771

AEILRSS (5)

Back 771

SAILERS a vessel that sails
AIRLESS having no air
SERAILS a seraglio (a harem (the section of a Muslim household reserved for women))
RESAILS SAIL, to move across the surface of water by the action of wind
SERIALS a literary or dramatic work presented in successive installments

Front 772

AEILSST (1)

Back 772

SALTIES a deep-sea vessel sailing the Great Lakes

Front 773

BEGINOS (2)

Back 773

BINGOES a game of chance
BIOGENS a hypothetical protein molecule

Front 774

CEGINOS (2)

Back 774

COGNISE to cognize (to become aware of in one's mind)
COIGNES to quoin (to secure with a type of wedge)

Front 775

EGHINOS (2)

Back 775

SHOEING to provide with shoes
HONGIES to greet another by pressing noses together

Front 776

EGINOPS (3)

Back 776

PINGOES a low mound of earth formed by expansion of underlying frost
PIGEONS a short-legged bird
EPIGONS epigone (an inferior imitator)

Front 777

EGINOSW (1)

Back 777

WIGEONS widgeon (a river duck)

Front 778

EGINOSY (1)

Back 778

ISOGENY the state of being of similar origin

Front 779

ANNORST (2)

Back 779

NONARTS something that is not art
NATRONS a chemical compound

Front 780

ANORSTT (2)

Back 780

ATTORNS to acknowledge a new owner as one's landlord
RATTONS a rat

Front 781

INNORST (1)

Back 781

INTRONS an intervening sequence in the genetic code

Front 782

INORSTT (2)

Back 782

INTORTS to twist inward
TRITONS a marine mollusk

Front 783

AENRSST (1)

Back 783

SARSNET sarcenet (a silk fabric)

Front 784

EINRSST (3)

Back 784

INSERTS to put in
SINTERS to make cohesive by the combined action of heat and pressure
ESTRINS estrone (an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus))

Front 785

ABDEILS (2)

Back 785

DISABLE to render incapable or unable
BALDIES a bald person

Front 786

ADEHILS (1)

Back 786

HALIDES a chemical compound

Front 787

ADEILMS (3)

Back 787

MEDIALS a sound, syllable, or letter in the middle of a word
MISLEAD to lead astray
MISDEAL to deal cards incorrectly

Front 788

ADEILPS (5)

Back 788

PLEIADS a group of seven illustrious persons
ALIPEDS an animal having a membrane connecting the toes
LAPIDES a mineral
PALSIED to paralyze (to render incapable of movement)
ELAPIDS a venomous snake

Front 789

ADEILSV (1)

Back 789

DEVISAL the act of devising

Front 790

ADEILSY (1)

Back 790

DIALYSE to dialyze (to subject to dialysis)

Front 791

ABDENRS (1)

Back 791

BANDERS one that bands (to decorate with flexible strips of material)

Front 792

ABDERST (1)

Back 792

DABSTER a bungler (one that bungles (to work, make, or do clumsily))

Front 793

ABELRST (3)

Back 793

LABRETS an ornament worn in a perforation of the lip
BLASTER one that blasts (to use an explosive)
STABLER one that keeps a stable

Front 794

ACDENRS (1)

Back 794

DANCERS one that dances (to move rhythmically to music)

Front 795

ACDENST (3)

Back 795

DECANTS to pour from one container into another
SCANTED to provide with a meager portion
DESCANT to sing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice)

Front 796

ACDERST (2)

Back 796

REDACTS to prepare for publication
SCARTED to scratch (to make a thin, shallow cut or mark on)

Front 797

ACELNRS (1)

Back 797

LANCERS a cavalryman armed with a lance

Front 798

ACELNST (3)

Back 798

LANCETS a narrow, pointed arch
CENTALS a unit of weight
CANTLES the rear part of a saddle

Front 799

ACELRST (4)

Back 799

SCARLET a red color
CRESTAL pertaining to a crest (a peak)
CARTELS a business organization
CLARETS a dry red wine

Front 800

ADEFNRS (1)

Back 800

SNARFED to eat or drink greedily

Front 801

ADEFRST (1)

Back 801

STRAFED to attack with machine-gun fire from an airplane

Front 802

ADEHNRS (2)

Back 802

HARDENS to make hard (firm and unyielding)
HANDERS one that hands (to present with the hand (the end of the forearm))

Front 803

ADEHNST (1)

Back 803

HANDSET a type of telephone

Front 804

ADEHRST (6)

Back 804

THREADS to pass a thread (a very slender cord) through
HARDEST firm and unyielding
TRASHED to free from trash (worthless or waste matter)
DEARTHS scarcity (the quality of being scarce)
HATREDS intense dislike or aversion
HARDSET rigid (not flexible)

Front 805

ADEMNRS (2)

Back 805

REMANDS to send back
DAMNERS one that damns (to curse (to wish evil upon))

Front 806

ADEMNST (1)

Back 806

TANDEMS a bicycle built for two

Front 807

ADEMRST (1)

Back 807

SMARTED to cause a sharp, stinging pain

Front 808

ADENPRS (1)

Back 808

PANDERS to provide gratification for others' desires

Front 809

ADENPST (2)

Back 809

PENTADS a group of five
PEDANTS one who flaunts his knowledge

Front 810

ADENRSW (2)

Back 810

WANDERS to move about with no destination or purpose
WARDENS the chief officer of a prison

Front 811

ADENSTV (1)

Back 811

ADVENTS arrival (the act of arriving)

Front 812

ADEPRST (2)

Back 812

DEPARTS to go away
PETARDS an explosive device

Front 813

ADERSTV (2)

Back 813

ADVERTS to call attention
STARVED to die from lack of food

Front 814

ADERSTW (2)

Back 814

STRAWED to cover with straw (stalks of threshed grain)
STEWARD to manage (to control or direct)

Front 815

ADERSTY (1)

Back 815

STRAYED to wander from the proper area or course

Front 816

AEFLRST (1)

Back 816

FALTERS to hesitate (to hold back in uncertainty)

Front 817

AEHLNST (1)

Back 817

HANTLES a large amount

Front 818

AEHLRST (5)

Back 818

LATHERS to cover with lather (a light foam)
THALERS taler (a former German coin)
SLATHER to spread thickly
HALTERS to put restraint upon
HARSLET haslet (the edible viscera of an animal)

Front 819

AELMNRS (1)

Back 819

ALMNERS almoner (one that distributes alms)

Front 820

AELMNST (3)

Back 820

MANTLES to cloak (to conceal (to keep from sight or discovery))
MANTELS a shelf above a fireplace
LAMENTS to express sorrow or regret for

Front 821

AELMRST (3)

Back 821

ARMLETS an armband (a band worn around an arm (an upper appendage of the human body))LAMSTER a fugitive (one who flees (to run away))
TRAMELS to trammel (to hinder (to impede (to obstruct the progress of)))

Front 822

AELNPRS (2)

Back 822

PLANERS one that planes (to make smooth or even)
REPLANS PLAN, to formulate a plan (a method for achieving an end)

Front 823

AELNPST (2)

Back 823

PLATENS the roller of a typewriter
PLANETS a celestial body

Front 824

AELNSTV (1)

Back 824

LEVANTS to avoid a debt

Front 825

AELPRST (6)

Back 825

STAPLER a stapling device
PLASTER to cover with plaster (a mixture of lime, sand, and water)
PALTERS to talk or act insincerely
PLATERS one that plates (to coat with a thin layer of metal)
PERSALT a chemical salt
PSALTER a book of psalms

Front 826

AELRSTV (3)

Back 826

TRAVELS to go from one place to another
VESTRAL a room in which vestments are kept
VARLETS a knave (a dishonest person)

Front 827

AELRSTW (3)

Back 827

WASTREL one that wastes (to use thoughtlessly)
WRASTLE to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest)
WARSTLE to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest)

Front 828

BDEINRS (3)

Back 828

INBREDS a product of inbreeding
REBINDS BIND, to tie or secure
BINDERS one that binds (to tie or secure)

Front 829

BDEIRST (2)

Back 829

BESTRID to straddle (to sit, stand, or walk with the legs wide apart)
BISTRED bister (a brown pigment)

Front 830

BEILNRS (1)

Back 830

BERLINS a type of carriage (a wheeled, horse-drawn vehicle)

Front 831

BEILRST (3)

Back 831

RIBLETS the rib end in a breast of lamb or veal
BRISTLE to rise stiffly
BLISTER to cause blisters (skin swellings)

Front 832

BEIRSTU (2)

Back 832

BUSTIER a woman's undergarment
RUBIEST of a deep-red color

Front 833

CDEINRS (3)

Back 833

RESCIND to annul (to make or declare void or invalid)
DISCERN to perceive (to become aware of through the senses)
CINDERS to reduce to cinders (ashes)

Front 834

CDEIRST (2)

Back 834

CREDITS to accept as true
DIRECTS to control or conduct the affairs of

Front 835

CEILNST (3)

Back 835

CLIENTS a customer (one who buys something)
STENCIL to mark by means of a perforated sheet of material
LECTINS a protein that binds to a sugar molecule

Front 836

CEILRST (1)

Back 836

RELICTS an organism surviving in a changed environment

Front 837

CEIRSTU (2)

Back 837

ICTERUS a diseased condition of the liver
CURITES a radioactive mineral

Front 838

DEFINRS (4)

Back 838

REFINDS FIND, to come upon after a search
FRIENDS to enter into a warm association with
REDFINS a freshwater fish
FINDERS one that finds (to come upon after a search)

Front 839

DEHINRS (3)

Back 839

NERDISH a socially inept person
HINDERS to impede (to obstruct the progress of)
SHRINED to place in a shrine (a receptacle for sacred relics)

Front 840

DEHIRST (1)

Back 840

DITHERS to act nervously or indecisively

Front 841

DEIMNRS (2)

Back 841

MINDERS one that minds (to heed (to pay attention to))
REMINDS to cause to remember

Front 842

DEIMNST (2)

Back 842

MISTEND to tend to improperly
MINDSET a fixed mental attitude

Front 843

DEINPRS (1)

Back 843

PINDERS an official who formerly impounded stray animals

Front 844

DEINPST (2)

Back 844

DIPNETS to scoop fish with a type of net
STIPEND a fixed sum of money paid periodically

Front 845

DEINRSV (1)

Back 845

VERDINS a small bird

Front 846

DEINRSW (2)

Back 846

REWINDS WIND, to pass around an object or fixed center
WINDERS one that winds (to pass around an object or fixed center)

Front 847

DEINSTY (2)

Back 847

DESTINY the fate or fortune to which one is destined
DENSITY the state of being dense

Front 848

DEIPRST (2)

Back 848

STRIPED to mark with stripes (long, distinct bands)
SPIRTED to spurt (to gush forth)

Front 849

DEIRSTV (2)

Back 849

STRIVED to exert much effort or energy
DIVERTS to turn aside

Front 850

EFILRST (4)

Back 850

TRIFLES to waste time
LIFTERS one that lifts (to move to a higher position)
FILTERS to pass through a filter (a device for removing suspended matter)
STIFLER one that stifles (to smother (to prevent from breathing))

Front 851

EFIRSTU (2)

Back 851

FUSTIER musty (having a stale odor)
SURFEIT to supply to excess

Front 852

EHILRST (1)

Back 852

SLITHER to slide from side to side

Front 853

EHIRSTU (1)

Back 853

HIRSUTE hairy (covered with hair)

Front 854

EILMNRS (2)

Back 854

MERLINS a European falcon
LIMNERS one that limns (to depict by painting or drawing)

Front 855

EILMRST (1)

Back 855

MILTERS a male fish at breeding time

Front 856

EILNPRS (1)

Back 856

PILSNER a light beer

Front 857

EILNPST (3)

Back 857

LEPTINS a hormone released by fat cells
PINTLES a pin on which something turns
PLENIST an advocate of plenism (the doctrine that space is fully occupied by matter)

Front 858

EILNRSV (1)

Back 858

SILVERN silvery (resembling silver)

Front 859

EILNSTW (1)

Back 859

WINTLES to stagger (to walk or stand unsteadily)

Front 860

EILPRST (2)

Back 860

TRIPLES to make three times as great
RESPLIT to separate lengthwise

Front 861

EIMRSTU (1)

Back 861

MUSTIER having a stale odor

Front 862

EIPRSTU (1)

Back 862

PERITUS an expert theologian

Front 863

EIRSTUV (3)

Back 863

STUIVER stiver (a former Dutch coin)
VIRTUES moral excellence
REVUIST a writer of revues

Front 864

ABILOST (1)

Back 864

OBLASTI an administrative division of Russia

Front 865

ACILOST (2)

Back 865

STOICAL one who is indifferent to pleasure or pain
CITOLAS a cittern (a pear-shaped guitar)

Front 866

AILMOST (1)

Back 866

SOMITAL a longitudinal segment of the body of some animals

Front 867

AILOPST (2)

Back 867

APOSTIL a marginal note
TOPSAIL a sail of a ship

Front 868

EIINNST (1)

Back 868

INTINES the inner wall of a spore

Front 869

EIINSTT (1)

Back 869

TINIEST very small

Front 870

ACNORST (4)

Back 870

CANTORS a religious singer
CONTRAS a Nicaraguan revolutionary
CARTONS to pack in a cardboard box
CRATONS a part of the earth's crust

Front 871

AMNORST (2)

Back 871

TRANSOM a small window above a door or another window
MATRONS a married woman of established social position

Front 872

ANOPRST (3)

Back 872

PATRONS a regular customer
PARTONS a hypothetical atomic particle
TARPONS a marine game fish

Front 873

ANORSTY (1)

Back 873

AROYNTS to aroint (to drive away)

Front 874

CINORST (3)

Back 874

CORTINS a hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs)
CISTRON a segment of DNA
CITRONS a lemonlike fruit

Front 875

FINORST (1)

Back 875

FORINTS a monetary unit of Hungary

Front 876

HINORST (1)

Back 876

HORNIST a French horn player

Front 877

INOPRST (1)

Back 877

TROPINS tropine (a poisonous alkaloid)

Front 878

DENORRS (1)

Back 878

DRONERS one that drones (to make a continuous low sound)

Front 879

DEORSTT (1)

Back 879

DOTTERS one that dots (to cover with dots (tiny round marks))

Front 880

ELORSTT (3)

Back 880

LOTTERS one who assembles merchandise into salable lots
SLOTTER a machine for slotting
SETTLOR one that makes a legal settlement

Front 881

ADEIKRS (2)

Back 881

DAIKERS to dacker (to waver (to move back and forth))
DARKIES darky (a black person -- a derogatory term)

Front 882

ADEIRSX (1)

Back 882

RADIXES the root of a plant

Front 883

AEIJLRS (1)

Back 883

JAILERS a keeper of a jail

Front 884

AEIKLNS (1)

Back 884

ALKINES alkyne (a type of chemical compound)

Front 885

AEIKLST (2)

Back 885

TALKIES a moving picture with synchronized sound
LAKIEST of the color of blood

Front 886

AEILNSX (1)

Back 886

ALEXINS a substance in the blood that aids in the destruction of bacteria

Front 887

AEILSTZ (1)

Back 887

LAZIEST disinclined toward work or exertion

Front 888

EGNRSTU (1)

Back 888

GURNETS a gurnard (a marine fish)

Front 889

ADDEORS (1)

Back 889

DEODARS an East Indian cedar

Front 890

ADEORSS (1)

Back 890

SARODES sarod (a lute of northern India)

Front 891

AELORSS (3)

Back 891

LASSOER one that lassos (to catch with a lasso (a long rope with a running noose))
SEROSAL a thin membrane lining certain bodily cavities
OARLESS having no oars

Front 892

AELOSST (1)

Back 892

SOLATES to change to a fluid colloidal system

Front 893

DDEIOST (1)

Back 893

TODDIES an alcoholic beverage

Front 894

DEIORSS (1)

Back 894

DOSSIER a file of papers on a single subject

Front 895

EILLNOS (1)

Back 895

NIELLOS a black metallic substance

Front 896

EILNOSS (3)

Back 896

LESIONS to cause an abnormal change in the structure of an organ
LIONESS a female lion (a large, carnivorous feline mammal)
INSOLES the inner sole of a boot or shoe

Front 897

EILORSS (2)

Back 897

LORISES an Asian lemur
RISSOLE a small roll filled with meat or fish

Front 898

AEKNRST (2)

Back 898

TANKERS a ship designed to transport liquids
RANKEST strong and disagreeable in odor or taste

Front 899

EIKNRST (3)

Back 899

TINKERS to repair in an unskilled or experimental manner
STINKER one that stinks (to emit a foul odor)
REKNITS KNIT, to make a fabric or garment by joining loops of yarn

Front 900

BEIINST (1)

Back 900

STIBINE a poisonous gas

Front 901

CEIINST (1)

Back 901

INCITES to arouse to action

Front 902

EFIINST (2)

Back 902

NIFTIES something that is nifty
FINITES something that is finite (having definite limits)

Front 903

EIINPST (3)

Back 903

TIEPINS a pin for securing a necktie
PINITES a mineral
PINIEST suggestive of or covered with pine trees

Front 904

EIINSTV (2)

Back 904

INVITES to request the presence of
VINIEST covered with vines

Front 905

EIINSTW (1)

Back 905

WINIEST winy (having the taste or qualities of wine)

Front 906

AIKNOST (1)

Back 906

KATIONS cation (a positively charged ion)

Front 907

DEEIRRS (5)

Back 907

REDRIES DRY, to make dry (having no moisture)
DERRIES a meaningless word used in the chorus of old songs
DESIRER one that desires (to wish for)
RESIDER a resident (one who resides (to dwell permanently or continuously))
SERRIED to crowd together

Front 908

ENORSST (3)

Back 908

STONERS one that stones (to pelt with stones (pieces of concreted earthy or mineral matter))
NESTORS a wise old man
TENSORS a muscle that stretches a body part

Front 909

AEGGINR (2)

Back 909

NAGGIER given to nagging
GEARING a system of gears

Front 910

BDEILOS (1)

Back 910

BOLIDES an exploding meteor

Front 911

DEILMOS (2)

Back 911

MELOIDS a type of beetle
MIDSOLE a middle layer of the sole of a shoe

Front 912

DEILOPS (4)

Back 912

DESPOIL to plunder (to rob of goods by force)
DIPOLES a pair of equal and opposite electric charges
SPOILED to impair the value or quality of
DIPLOES a bony tissue of the cranium

Front 913

DEILOSY (1)

Back 913

DOYLIES doily (a small napkin)

Front 914

EENNRST (2)

Back 914

RENNETS a lining membrane in the stomach of certain young animals
TENNERS a ten-dollar bill

Front 915

EENRRST (3)

Back 915

RENTERS one that rents (to obtain temporary use of in return for compensation)
STERNER unyielding (to give up)
RERENTS RENT, to obtain temporary use of in return for compensation

Front 916

EENRSTT (2)

Back 916

NETTERS one that nets (to catch in a net (a type of openwork fabric))
TENTERS to stretch on a type of frame

Front 917

AEIPRRS (6)

Back 917

RAPIERS a long, slender sword
REPAIRS to restore to good condition
ASPIRER an aspirant (one that aspires (to have an earnest desire or ambition))
PARRIES to ward off a blow
PRAISER one that praises (to express approval or admiration of)
RASPIER rough (having an uneven surface)

Front 918

BDENORS (1)

Back 918

BONDERS one that bonds (to join together)

Front 919

BDEORST (1)

Back 919

DEBTORS one who owes something to another

Front 920

BELORST (3)

Back 920

BOLSTER to support (to hold up or add strength to)
LOBSTER to fish for lobsters (marine crustaceans)
BOLTERS a sifting machine

Front 921

CDENORS (1)

Back 921

SCORNED to treat or regard with contempt

Front 922

CELORST (4)

Back 922

LECTORS a reader of the lessons in a church service
COLTERS a blade on a plow
CORSLET corselet (a piece of body armor)
COSTREL a flask (a narrow-necked container)

Front 923

DEFORST (2)

Back 923

DEFROST to remove frost from
FROSTED a type of milk shake

Front 924

DEHNORS (1)

Back 924

DEHORNS to deprive of horns

Front 925

DEHORST (2)

Back 925

DEHORTS to try to dissuade
SHORTED to cause a type of electrical malfunction in

Front 926

DEMNORS (2)

Back 926

RODSMEN rodman (a surveyor's assistant)
MODERNS a person of modern times or views

Front 927

DEMORST (1)

Back 927

STORMED to blow violently

Front 928

DENOPRS (3)

Back 928

RESPOND to say or act in return
PONDERS to consider something deeply and thoroughly
PERNODS a French liqueur -- a trademark

Front 929

DENORSV (1)

Back 929

VENDORS a seller (one that sells (to give up to another for money or other valuable consideration))

Front 930

DENORSW (2)

Back 930

WONDERS to have a feeling of curiosity or doubt
DOWNERS a depressant drug

Front 931

DEOPRST (3)

Back 931

REDTOPS a type of grass
SPORTED to frolic (to play and run about merrily)
DEPORTS to expel from a country

Front 932

DEORSTW (2)

Back 932

WORSTED a woolen yarn
STROWED to strew (to scatter about)

Front 933

DEORSTY (2)

Back 933

STROYED to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal)
DESTROY to damage beyond repair or renewal

Front 934

EFLORST (2)

Back 934

LOFTERS a type of golf club
FLORETS a small flower

Front 935

EHLORST (2)

Back 935

HOSTLER a person who tends horses or mules
HOLSTER to put in a holster (a case for a pistol)

Front 936

ELMORST (2)

Back 936

MOLTERS one that molts (to cast off an outer covering)
MERLOTS a dry red wine

Front 937

ELOPRST (2)

Back 937

PETROLS gasoline (a liquid fuel)
REPLOTS PLOT, to plan secretly

Front 938

ELORSTV (1)

Back 938

REVOLTS to rise up against authority

Front 939

ELORSTW (1)

Back 939

TROWELS to smooth with a trowel (a hand tool having a flat blade)

Front 940

AEENSST (4)

Back 940

SENATES an assembly having high deliberative and legislative functions
SATEENS a cotton fabric
SENSATE to sense (to perceive by the senses (any of certain agencies through which an individualreceives impressions of the external world))
ENTASES a slight convexity in a column

Front 941

AEERSST (6)

Back 941

TEASERS one that teases (to make fun of)
TESSERA a small square used in mosaic work
SEATERS one that seats (to place on a seat (something on which one sits))
EASTERS a wind or storm from the east
SEAREST sere (withered; dry)
RESEATS SEAT, to place on a seat (something on which one sits)

Front 942

EEINRSS (3)

Back 942

SEREINS a fine rain falling from an apparently clear sky
SEINERS one that seines (to catch fish with a large, vertically hanging net)
SERINES an amino acid

Front 943

EEINSST (1)

Back 943

SESTINE sestina (a type of verse form)

Front 944

EEIRSST (1)

Back 944

RESITES SITE, to place in position for operation

Front 945

ACEELRS (4)

Back 945

CEREALS a food made from grain
SCLERAE the white, fibrous outer coat of the eyeball
RELACES LACE, to fasten by means of a lace (a cord for drawing together two edges)
RESCALE to plan on a new scale

Front 946

AEEHLRS (1)

Back 946

HEALERS one that heals (to make sound or whole)

Front 947

AEELPRS (5)

Back 947

LEAPERS one that leaps (to spring off the ground)
RELAPSE to fall or slip back into a former state
PRESALE a sale in advance
PLEASER one that pleases (to give enjoyment or satisfaction to)
REPEALS to revoke (to annul by taking back)

Front 948

AEELRSV (5)

Back 948

LAVEERS to sail against the wind
VEALERS a calf raised for food
SEVERAL a few persons or things
LEAVERS one that leaves (to go away from)
REVEALS to make known

Front 949

AEELRSY (1)

Back 949

SEALERY the occupation of hunting seals

Front 950

BDEEIRS (1)

Back 950

DERBIES a type of hat

Front 951

CDEEIRS (2)

Back 951

DEICERS one that deices (to free from ice)
DECRIES to denounce (to condemn openly)

Front 952

CEEILST (1)

Back 952

SECTILE capable of being cut smoothly

Front 953

DEEFIRS (2)

Back 953

SERIFED a fine line used to finish off the main stroke of a letter
DEFIERS one that defies (to resist openly and boldly)

Front 954

DEEIMRS (1)

Back 954

REMISED to give up a claim to

Front 955

DEEIPRS (3)

Back 955

SPIERED to speer (to inquire (to ask about))
PRESIDE to occupy the position of authority
SPEIRED to speer (to inquire (to ask about))

Front 956

DEEIRSV (4)

Back 956

DEVISER one that devises (to form in the mind)
REVISED to make a new or improved version of
DERIVES to obtain or receive from a source
DIVERSE different

Front 957

EEFILST (3)

Back 957

FELSITE an igneous rock : FELSITIC [adj]
LIEFEST willing (inclined or favorably disposed in mind)
LEFTIES a left-handed person

Front 958

EEHILST (1)

Back 958

SHELTIE a small, shaggy pony

Front 959

EEILMST (1)

Back 959

ELMIEST abounding in elms (a deciduous tree)

Front 960

EEILPST (2)

Back 960

EPISTLE a long or formal letter
PELITES a rock composed of fine fragments

Front 961

EEILSTV (3)

Back 961

EVILEST morally bad
VELITES foot soldiers of ancient Rome
LIEVEST gladly (in a glad manner)

Front 962

CEENRST (3)

Back 962

TENRECS a mammal that feeds on insects
CENTRES to center (to place at the center (the midpoint))
CENTERS to place at the center (the midpoint)

Front 963

EENPRST (4)

Back 963

REPENTS to feel remorse or self-reproach for a past action
SERPENT a snake
PENSTER a writer (one that writes (to form characters or symbols on a surface with an instrument))PRESENT to bring into the presence of someone

Front 964

EENRSTV (1)

Back 964

VENTERS the abdomen (the body cavity containing the viscera)

Front 965

EENRSTW (1)

Back 965

WESTERN one who lives in the west

Front 966

EENRSTY (2)

Back 966

YESTERN yester (pertaining to yesterday)
STYRENE a liquid hydrocarbon

Front 967

AEKLOST (1)

Back 967

SKATOLE a chemical compound

Front 968

AELOSTZ (1)

Back 968

ZEALOTS one who is zealous

Front 969

DEIJOST (1)

Back 969

JOISTED to support with horizontal beams

Front 970

DEIOSTZ (1)

Back 970

DOZIEST drowsy (sleepy (ready or inclined to sleep))

Front 971

EIKLNOS (1)

Back 971

SONLIKE resembling a son (a male child (a young person))

Front 972

EILOSTZ (1)

Back 972

ZLOTIES a monetary unit of Poland

Front 973

ACEIPRS (2)

Back 973

SPACIER weird in behavior
SCRAPIE a disease of sheep

Front 974

AEHIPRS (2)

Back 974

SHARPIE a very alert person
HARPIES a shrewish person

Front 975

AEIMPRS (1)

Back 975

IMPRESA a type of emblem

Front 976

AEIPRSV (2)

Back 976

PAVISER a soldier carrying a pavis
PARVISE parvis (an enclosed area in front of a church)

Front 977

AEIPRSW (1)

Back 977

WASPIER resembling a wasp (a stinging insect)

Front 978

AEGRRST (3)

Back 978

GARTERS to fasten with an elastic band
GRATERS one that grates (to reduce to shreds by rubbing)
GARRETS an attic (a story or room directly below the roof of a house)

Front 979

AEGRSTT (1)

Back 979

TARGETS to make a goal of

Front 980

EGINNRS (1)

Back 980

GINNERS one that gins cotton

Front 981

EGINRRS (1)

Back 981

RINGERS one that rings (to form a ring (a circular band) around)

Front 982

EKNORST (1)

Back 982

REKNOTS KNOT, to tie in a knot (a closed loop)

Front 983

AEEJNST (1)

Back 983

SEJEANT sejant (represented in a sitting position -- used of a heraldic animal)

Front 984

AEEKNRS (1)

Back 984

SNEAKER one that sneaks (to move stealthily)

Front 985

AEEKRST (1)

Back 985

RETAKES to take back

Front 986

AEERSTX (1)

Back 986

RETAXES TAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for public purposes) on

Front 987

EEIKRST (2)

Back 987

KIESTER keister (the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump))
KEISTER the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump)

Front 988

EEINRSX (1)

Back 988

REXINES a strong, coated cloth used as a covering material for books -- a trademark

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EEINSTX (1)

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SIXTEEN a number

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EEIRSTZ (1)

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ZESTIER marked by zest

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EEORSST (1)

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STEREOS to make a type of printing plate

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AEGHRST (1)

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GATHERS to bring together into one place or group

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AEGPRST (1)

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PARGETS to cover with plaster

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AEGRSTV (1)

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GRAVEST extremely serious

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AEGRSTY (2)

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GYRATES to revolve or rotate
GRAYEST of a color between white and black

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BEGINRS (1)

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BINGERS one that binges (to indulge in something without restraint)

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CEGINRS (1)

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CRINGES to shrink in fear

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EFGINRS (2)

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FINGERS to touch with the fingers (the terminating members of the hand)
FRINGES to provide with a fringe (an ornamental border)

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EGHINRS (1)

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HINGERS one that hinges (to attach a jointed device)

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EGINPRS (2)

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SPRINGE to catch with a type of snare
PINGERS a device for producing pulses of sound

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EGINRSV (2)

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SERVING a portion of food
VERSING to versify (to change from prose into metrical form)

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EGINRSW (2)

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SWINGER one that swings (to move freely back and forth)
WINGERS a certain player in soccer

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EGINRSY (1)

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SYRINGE to cleanse or treat with injected fluid

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AEIRTTT (3)

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TITRATE to determine the strength of a solution by adding a reagent until a desired reaction occursTATTIER shabby (ragged (tattered))
ATTRITE to attrit (to lose by attrition)

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AINRSST (3)

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SANTIRS a Persian dulcimer
INSTARS to adorn with stars
STRAINS to exert to the utmost

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AEIMNTX (1)

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TAXIMEN the operator of a taxicab

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ADELRRS (1)

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LARDERS a place where food is stored

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AEGIKNS (1)

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SINKAGE the act, process, or degree of sinking

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AEGINSZ (1)

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AGNIZES to acknowledge

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ADDEILS (1)

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LADDIES a lad (a boy or youth)

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ADEILLS (2)

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DALLIES to waste time
SALLIED to rush out suddenly

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ADEILSS (1)

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AIDLESS helpless (defenseless)

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EEJORST (1)

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RESOJET a pulsejet (a type of engine)

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EEKORST (1)

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RESTOKE to supply a furnace with fuel

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ENNRSTU (1)

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STUNNER one that stuns (to render senseless or incapable of action)

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ENRRSTU (2)

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RETURNS to come or go back
TURNERS one that turns (to move around a central point)

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ENRSTTU (2)

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NUTTERS one that gathers nuts
ENTRUST to give over for safekeeping

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ADDENRS (1)

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DANDERS to stroll (to walk in a leisurely manner)

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ADDERST (1)

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ADDREST to speak to

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ADENRSS (1)

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SANDERS one that sands (to smooth by rubbing with an abrasive)

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AELLRST (1)

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STELLAR pertaining to the stars

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AELRSST (4)

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SALTERS one that salts (to treat with salt (a crystalline compound used as a seasoning andSLATERS one that slates (to cover with slate (a roofing material))
ARTLESS lacking cunning or guile
LASTERS one that lasts (to continue in existence)

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DDEINST (1)

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DISTEND to swell (to increase in size or volume)

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DEINSST (2)

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SNIDEST maliciously derogatory
DISSENT to disagree (to differ in opinion)

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DEIRSST (2)

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DISSERT to discuss in a learned or formal manner
STRIDES to walk with long steps

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EILLNST (2)

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LINTELS a horizontal supporting beam
LENTILS a Eurasian annual plant

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EILLRST (4)

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TILLERS to put forth stems from a root
STILLER free from sound or motion
RILLETS a small rill
TRELLIS to provide with a trellis (a frame used as a support for climbing plants)

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EILNSST (4)

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SILENTS silent movies
LISTENS to make conscious use of the sense of hearing
TINSELS to give a showy or gaudy appearance to
ENLISTS to engage for military service

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EILRSST (2)

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LISTERS a type of plow
RELISTS LIST, to write down in a particular order

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EIRSSTU (1)

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SUITERS a suitcase holding a specified number of suits (sets of garments)

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AINQRST (1)

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QINTARS a monetary unit of Albania

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ABDELRS (1)

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BLADERS one that blades (to skate on in-line skates)

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ACDELRS (2)

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RECLADS CLAD, to coat one metal over another
CRADLES to nurture during infancy

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ADEFLRS (1)

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FARDELS a bundle

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ADEHLRS (1)

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HERALDS to proclaim (to make known publicly or officially)

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ADELMRS (1)

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MEDLARS a Eurasian tree

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ADELPRS (1)

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PEDLARS peddler (one that peddles (to travel about selling wares))

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ADELRSW (1)

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WARSLED to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest)

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BENRSTU (4)

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BURNETS a perennial herb
BUNTERS one that bunts (to butt (to hit with the head))
BRUNETS a dark-haired male
SUBRENT rent from a subtenant

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CENRSTU (1)

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ENCRUST to cover with a crust

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EHNRSTU (2)

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HUNTERS one that hunts (to pursue for food or sport)
SHUNTER one that shunts (to turn aside)

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EMNRSTU (2)

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MUNSTER muenster (a mild cheese)
STERNUM a long, flat supporting bone of most vertebrates

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ENPRSTU (2)

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PUNSTER one who is given to punning
PUNTERS one that punts (to propel through water with a pole)

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EGIJNOS (1)

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JINGOES a zealous patriot

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EGINOSZ (1)

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GINZOES an Italian -- an offensive term

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DDEILOS (1)

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DILDOES dildo (an object used as a penis substitute)

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DEILLOS (1)

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DOLLIES to move on a wheeled platform

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ADEKNRS (1)

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DARKENS to make dark (having little or no light)

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ADEKNST (1)

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DANKEST unpleasantly damp

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ADEKRST (2)

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STRAKED a line of planking extending along a ship's hull
DARKEST having little or no light

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ADENRSZ (1)

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ZANDERS a freshwater fish

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AEKLNRS (1)

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RANKLES to cause irritation or resentment in

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AEKLNST (2)

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LANKEST long and slender
ANKLETS an ornament for the ankle

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AEKLRST (2)

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STALKER one that stalks (to pursue stealthily)
TALKERS one that talks (to communicate by speaking)

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DEIKNRS (1)

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REDSKIN a North American Indian -- an offensive term

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DEIKNST (1)

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KINDEST having a gentle, giving nature

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DEIKRST (1)

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SKIRTED to go or pass around

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EIJLRST (1)

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JILTERS one that jilts (to reject a lover)

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EIKLNRS (2)

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LINKERS one that links (to connect (to join together))
RELINKS LINK, to connect (to join together)

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EIKLNST (2)

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LENTISK an evergreen tree
TINKLES to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds

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EIKLRST (3)

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KLISTER a wax for skis
KIRTLES a man's tunic or coat
KILTERS good condition

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EIQRSTU (1)

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QUERIST one who queries (to question (to put a question (an inquiry) to))

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DDENORS (1)

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NODDERS one that nods (to briefly lower the head forward)

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DENORSS (1)

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SONDERS a class of small yachts

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ELLORST (1)

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TOLLERS a collector of tolls

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ELORSST (2)

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OSTLERS hostler (a person who tends horses or mules)
STEROLS a type of solid alcohol

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AILOSTX (1)

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OXTAILS the tail of an ox

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AEGGINS (2)

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AGEINGS aging (the process of growing old)
SIGNAGE a system of signs in a community

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AEELRSS (5)

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RESALES the act of selling again
LEASERS one that leases (to grant temporary use of in exchange for rent)
RESEALS SEAL, to close or make secure against access, leakage, or passage
EARLESS lacking ears
SEALERS one that seals (to close or make secure against access, leakage, or passage)

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DDEEIRS (3)

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DESIRED to wish for
DERIDES to ridicule (to make fun of)
RESIDED to dwell permanently or continuously

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DEEIRSS (2)

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DESIRES to wish for
RESIDES to dwell permanently or continuously

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EEILLST (1)

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TELLIES a television set

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EEILSST (3)

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TIELESS having no necktie
TELESIS planned progress
LISTEES one that is on a list

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EENRSST (3)

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RENESTS NEST, to build a nest (a structure for holding bird eggs)
NESTERS one that nests (to build a nest (a structure for holding bird eggs))
RESENTS to feel or express annoyance or ill will at

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EIIKNST (1)

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INKIEST resembling ink

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AEIPRSS (5)

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SPIREAS a flowering shrub
ASPIRES to have an earnest desire or ambition
PARISES a European herb
PRAISES to express approval or admiration of
PARESIS partial loss of the ability to move

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DEIKLOS (1)

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KELOIDS a scar caused by excessive growth of fibrous tissue

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DEKORST (1)

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STROKED to rub gently

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EJLORST (2)

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JOLTERS one that jolts (to jar or shake roughly)
JOSTLER one that jostles (to bump or push roughly)

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AEEKLRS (1)

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LEAKERS one that leaks (to permit the escape of something through a breach or flaw)

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AEELRSX (1)

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RELAXES to make less tense or rigid

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DEEIRSZ (1)

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RESIZED SIZE, to arrange according to size (physical proportions)

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EEIKLST (1)

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SLEEKIT sleek (smooth and glossy)

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EEILSTX (1)

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SEXTILE the position of two celestial bodies when they are sixty degrees apart

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AEGRSST (2)

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GASTERS the enlarged part of the abdomen in some insects
STAGERS an experienced person

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EGINRSS (4)

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INGRESS the act of entering
SIGNERS one that signs (to write one's name on)
RESIGNS to give up one's office or position
SINGERS one that sings (to utter with musical inflections of the voice)

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EENRSTX (1)

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EXTERNS a nonresident of an institution

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EGINRSZ (1)

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ZINGERS a pointed witty retort or remark

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ADDELRS (3)

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RADDLES to weave together
SADDLER one that makes, repairs, or sells saddles
LADDERS to cause a run in a stocking

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ADELLRS (1)

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LADLERS one that ladles (to lift out with a ladle (a type of spoon))

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ADELRSS (1)

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RASSLED to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand-to-hand contest)

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ENRSSTU (1)

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UNRESTS a disturbed or uneasy state

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ADEKLRS (1)

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DARKLES to become dark (having little or no light)

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AEGGRST (4)

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GARGETS mastitis of domestic animals
GAGSTER a gagman (one who writes jokes)
STAGGER to walk or stand unsteadily
TAGGERS one that tags (to provide with a tag (an identifying marker))

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EGGINRS (4)

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NIGGERS a black person -- an offensive term
GINGERS to flavor with ginger (a pungent spice)
SNIGGER to snicker (to utter a partly stifled laugh)
SERGING a process of finishing the raw edges of a fabric

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AEIPPRS (2)

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SAPPIER silly (showing a lack of good sense)
APPRISE to notify (to inform (to supply with information))