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1 ANEROID ADEINOR a type of barometer [n ‐S] */s 

2 AILERON AEILNOR a movable control surface on an airplane wing [n ‐S] */s 

3 ALIENOR AEILNOR one that transfers property [n ‐S] */s 

4 ELATION AEILNOT a feeling of great joy [n ‐S] dgr/s 

5 TOENAIL AEILNOT to fasten with obliquely driven nails [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

6 ERASION AEINORS an erasure (the act of erasing (to rub or scrape out)) [n ‐S] */s 

7 ATONIES AEINOST ATONY, muscular weakness [n] */* 

8 ARENITE AEEINRT rock made up chiefly of sand grains [n ‐S] */s 

9 RETINAE‐ AEEINRT RETINA, a membrane of the eye [n] */* 

10 TRAINEE AEEINRT a person receiving training [n ‐S] */s 

11 ANTIRED ADEINRT opposed to communism [adj] */* 

12 DETRAIN ADEINRT to get off a railroad train [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

13 ‐TRAINED ADEINRT TRAIN, to instruct systematically [v] s/* 

14 LATRINE AEILNRT a type of toilet [n ‐S] */s 

15 RATLINE‐ AEILNRT one of the ropes forming the steps of a rope ladder on a ship [n ‐S] */s 

16 RELIANT AEILNRT showing reliance [adj] */* 

17 RETINAL‐ AEILNRT retinene (a pigment in the retina) [n ‐S] */s 

18 ‐TRENAIL AEILNRT treenail (a wooden peg used for fastening timbers) [n ‐S] */s 

19 ANESTRI AEINRST ANESTRUS, a period of sexual dormancy [n] */* 

20 ANTSIER AEINRST ANTSY, fidgety (nervously restless) [adj] */* 

21 NASTIER AEINRST NASTY, offensive to the senses [adj] */* 

22 RATINES‐ AEINRST RATINE, a heavy fabric [n] */* 

23 RETAINS‐ AEINRST RETAIN, to keep possession of [v] */* 

24 RETINAS‐ AEINRST RETINA, a membrane of the eye [n] */* 

25 RETSINA AEINRST a resin‐flavored Greek wine [n ‐S] */s 

26 STAINER AEINRST one that stains (to discolor or dirty) [n ‐S] */s 

27 STEARIN AEINRST the solid portion of a fat [n ‐S] : STEARIC [adj] */es 

28 RUINATE AEINRTU to ruin (to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal)) [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

29 TAURINE AEINRTU a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

30 URANITE AEINRTU a mineral [n ‐S] : URANITIC [adj] */s 

31 URINATE AEINRTU to discharge urine [v ‐NATED, ‐NATING, ‐NATES] */ds 

32 DARIOLE ADEILOR a type of pastry filled with cream, custard, or jelly [n ‐S] */s 

33 ROADIES‐ ADEIORS ROADIE, a person who works for traveling entertainers [n] */* 

34 IODATES‐ ADEIOST IODATE, to iodize (to treat with iodine) [v] */* 

35 TOADIES ADEIOST TOADY, to engage in servile flattering [v] */* 

36 ANISOLE AEILNOS a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

37 ‐ISOLATE AEILOST to set apart from others [v ‐LATED, ‐LATING, ‐LATES] */ds 

38 INERTIA AEIINRT the tendency of a body to resist acceleration [n ‐TIAS or ‐TIAE] : INERTIAL [adj] */els 

39 ‐ATONERS‐ AENORST ATONER, one that atones (to make amends or reparation) [n] */* 

40 SANTERO AENORST a priest of santeria [n ‐ROS] */s 

41 SENATOR AENORST a member of a senate [n ‐S] */s 

42 ‐TREASON AENORST violation of allegiance toward one's country [n ‐S] */s 

43 OUTEARN AENORTU to surpass in earning (to gain or deserve for one's labor or service) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

44 RETINOL EILNORT a liquid hydrocarbon [n ‐S] */s 

45 NORITES‐ EINORST NORITE, a granular rock [n] */* 

46 ‐OESTRIN EINORST estrin (estrone (an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus))) [n ‐S] */s 

47 ORIENTS‐ EINORST ORIENT, to adjust in relation to something else [v] */* 

48 ‐STONIER EINORST STONY, abounding in stones [adj] */* 

49 ROUTINE EINORTU a regular course of procedure [n ‐S] */s 

50 ALIENER AEEILNR alienor (one that transfers property) [n ‐S] */s 

51 LINEATE AEEILNT marked with lines [adj] */d 

52 ATELIER AEEILRT a workshop or studio [n ‐S] */s 

53 ETESIAN AEEINST an annually recurring wind [n ‐S] */s 

54 AERIEST‐ AEEIRST AERY, airy (having the nature of air) [adj] */* 

55 SERIATE AEEIRST to put into a series [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

56 ‐AEOLIAN AAEILNO eolian (pertaining to the wind) [adj] */* 

57 ‐ENATION AEINNOT an outgrowth from the surface of an organ [n ‐S] v/s 

58 GRANITE AEGINRT a type of rock [n ‐S] : GRANITIC [adj] */s 

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59 ‐GRATINE‐ AEGINRT covered with a crust [adj] */e 

60 INGRATE AEGINRT an ungrateful person [n ‐S] */s 

61 TANGIER AEGINRT TANGY, pungent (sharply affecting the organs of taste or smell) [adj] */* 

62 ‐TEARING AEGINRT TEAR, to emit tears (drops of saline liquid secreted by a gland of the eye) [v] */* 

63 TAENIAE‐ AAEEINT TAENIA, a headband worn in ancient Greece [n] */* 

64 ARENOSE AEENORS sandy (containing or covered with sand) [adj] */* 

65 ROSEATE AEEORST rose‐colored [adj] */* 

66 ELOINER EEILNOR one that eloins (to eloign (to remove to a distant place)) [n ‐S] */s 

67 NIOBATE ABEINOT a chemical salt [n ‐S] */s 

68 ACONITE ACEINOT a poisonous herb [n ‐S] : ACONITIC [adj] t/s 

69 EROTICA‐ ACEIORT literature or art dealing with sexual love [n] */l 

70 MORAINE AEIMNOR an accumulation of debris deposited by a glacier [n ‐S] : MORAINAL, MORAINIC [adj] */s 

71 ROMAINE AEIMNOR a variety of lettuce [n ‐S] */s 

72 AMNIOTE AEIMNOT a vertebrate that develops an amnion during the embryonic stage [n ‐S] */s 

73 GODETIA ADEGIOT a showy annual herb [n ‐S] */s 

74 AGONIES AEGINOS AGONY, extreme pain [n] */* 

75 AGONISE AEGINOS to agonize (to suffer extreme pain) [v ‐NISED, ‐NISING, ‐NISES] */ds 

76 NEGATOR AEGNORT negater (one that negates (to nullify)) [n ‐S] */s 

77 GENITOR EGINORT a male parent [n ‐S] */s 

78 DILATER‐ ADEILRT dilator (one that dilates (to make wider or larger)) [n ‐S] */s 

79 REDTAIL ADEILRT a type of hawk [n ‐S] */s 

80 ‐TRAILED ADEILRT TRAIL, to drag along a surface [v] */* 

81 RANDIES ADEINRS RANDY, a rude person [n] b/t 

82 SANDIER ADEINRS SANDY, containing or covered with sand [adj] */* 

83 SARDINE ADEINRS to pack tightly [v ‐DINED, ‐DINING, ‐DINES] */ds 

84 UNAIRED ADEINRU AIR, to expose to the air (the mixture of gases that surrounds the earth) [adj] */* 

85 URANIDE ADEINRU uranium (a radioactive element) [n ‐S] */s 

86 DESTAIN ADEINST to remove stain from [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

87 DETAINS‐ ADEINST DETAIN, to hold in custody [v] */* 

88 INSTEAD ADEINST as a substitute or equivalent [adv] */* 

89 NIDATES‐ ADEINST NIDATE, to become implanted in the uterus [v] */* 

90 SAINTED ADEINST SAINT, to declare to be a saint (a person of exceptional holiness) [v] */* 

91 STAINED ADEINST STAIN, to discolor or dirty [v] */* 

92 AUDIENT ADEINTU one that hears (to perceive by the ear) [n ‐S] */s 

93 ARIDEST ADEIRST ARID, extremely dry [adj] */* 

94 ‐ASTRIDE ADEIRST with one leg on each side [adv] */* 

95 DIASTER ADEIRST a stage in mitosis [n ‐S] : DIASTRAL [adj] */s 

96 DISRATE ADEIRST to lower in rating or rank [v ‐RATED, ‐RATING, ‐RATES] */ds 

97 STAIDER ADEIRST STAID, sober and sedate [adj] */* 

98 TARDIES ADEIRST TARDY, an instance of being late [n] */t 

99 ‐TIRADES‐ ADEIRST TIRADE, a long, vehement speech [n] */* 

100 ‐ALINERS‐ AEILNRS ALINER, aligner (one that aligns (to arrange in a straight line)) [n] */* 

101 NAILERS‐ AEILNRS NAILER, one that nails (to fasten with a nail (a slender piece of metal)) [n] */* 

102 RENAILS‐ AEILNRS RENAIL, NAIL, to fasten with a nail (a slender piece of metal) [v] t/* 

103 ELASTIN AEILNST a bodily protein [n ‐S] */s 

104 ENTAILS‐ AEILNST ENTAIL, to restrict the inheritance of to a specified line of heirs [v] v/* 

105 NAILSET AEILNST a steel rod for driving a nail into something [n ‐S] */s 

106 SALIENT AEILNST the part of a fortification projecting closest to the enemy [n ‐S] */s 

107 SALTINE AEILNST a salted cracker [n ‐S] */s 

108 SLAINTE AEILNST used to toast one's health [interj] */* 

109 TENAILS‐ AEILNST TENAIL, tenaille (an outer defense) [n] */* 

110 ALUNITE AEILNTU a mineral [n ‐S] */s 

111 REALIST AEILRST one who is concerned with fact or reality [n ‐S] */s 

112 RETAILS‐ AEILRST RETAIL, to sell in small quantities [v] */* 

113 SALTIER‐ AEILRST saltire (a heraldic design) [n ‐S] */s 

114 SALTIRE AEILRST a heraldic design [n ‐S] */s 

115 SLATIER AEILRST SLATEY, slaty (resembling slate) [adj] */* 

116 TAILERS‐ AEILRST TAILER, one that secretly follows another [n] */* 

117 URALITE AEILRTU a mineral [n ‐S] : URALITIC [adj] r/s 

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118 ‐AUNTIES‐ AEINSTU AUNTY, aunt (the sister of one's father or mother) [n] */* 

119 SINUATE AEINSTU to curve in and out [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

120 REGINAE‐ AEEGINR REGINA, queen [n] */* 

121 DIATRON ADINORT a circuitry design that uses diodes [n ‐S] */s 

122 AROINTS‐ AINORST AROINT, to drive away [v] */* 

123 RATIONS‐ AINORST RATION, to distribute in fixed portions [v] o/* 

124 RAINOUT AINORTU atomic fallout occurring in precipitation [n ‐S] */s 

125 ARANEID AADEINR a spider (a type of arachnid (any of a class of segmented invertebrate animals)) [n ‐S] */s 

126 AIRDATE AADEIRT the scheduled date of a broadcast [n ‐S] */s 

127 RADIATE AADEIRT to emit rays [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] e/ds 

128 TIARAED AADEIRT TIARA, a jeweled headpiece worn by women [adj] */* 

129 ENTASIA AAEINST spasmodic contraction of a muscle [n ‐S] */s 

130 TAENIAS‐ AAEINST TAENIA, a headband worn in ancient Greece [n] */* 

131 ARISTAE‐ AAEIRST ARISTA, a bristlelike structure or appendage [n] */* 

132 ASTERIA AAEIRST a gemstone cut to exhibit asterism [n ‐S] */s 

133 ATRESIA AAEIRST absence or closure of a natural bodily passage [n ‐S] : ATRESIC, ATRETIC [adj] */s 

134 DENARII‐ ADEIINR DENARIUS, a coin of ancient Rome [n] */* 

135 INEDITA ADEIINT unpublished literary works [n] */* 

136 AIRLINE AEIILNR an air transportation system [n ‐S] h/rs 

137 SENARII AEIINRS SENARIUS, a Greek or Latin verse consisting of six metrical feet [n] */* 

138 ISATINE‐ AEIINST isatin (a chemical compound) [n ‐S] */s 

139 AIRIEST AEIIRST AIRY, having the nature of air [adj] h/* 

140 ISOLEAD ADEILOS a line on a ballistic graph [n ‐S] */s 

141 LADRONE‐ ADELNOR a thief (one that steals (to take without right or permission)) [n ‐S] */s 

142 TALONED ADELNOT TALON, a claw of a bird of prey [adj] */* 

143 DELATOR ADELORT one that delates (to accuse (to make an assertion against)) [n ‐S] */s 

144 LEOTARD ADELORT a close‐fitting garment [n ‐S] */s 

145 RONDEAU ADENORU a short poem of fixed form [n ‐DEAUX] */x 

146 DONATES‐ ADENOST DONATE, to contribute [v] o/* 

147 ROASTED ADEORST ROAST, to cook with dry heat [v] */* 

148 TORSADE ADEORST a twisted cord [n ‐S] */s 

149 OUTDARE ADEORTU to surpass in daring [v ‐DARED, ‐DARING, ‐DARES] */ds 

150 OUTREAD ADEORTU to surpass in reading [v ‐READ, ‐READING, ‐READS] */s 

151 READOUT ADEORTU a presentation of computer data [n ‐S] */s 

152 LOANERS‐ AELNORS LOANER, one that loans (to lend (to give the temporary use of)) [n] */* 

153 RELOANS‐ AELNORS RELOAN, LOAN, to lend (to give the temporary use of) [v] */* 

154 ALEURON AELNORU aleurone (protein matter found in the seeds of certain plants) [n ‐S] */es 

155 ‐ETALONS‐ AELNOST ETALON, an optical instrument [n] */* 

156 TOLANES‐ AELNOST TOLANE, tolan (a chemical compound) [n] */* 

157 OLESTRA AELORST a noncaloric fat substitute [n ‐S] */s 

158 TORULAE‐ AELORTU TORULA, a type of fungus (any of a major group of lower plants) [n] */* 

159 ARENOUS AENORSU arenose (sandy (containing or covered with sand)) [adj] */* 

160 SOUTANE AENOSTU a cassock (a long garment worn by clergymen) [n ‐S] */s 

161 LENTOID DEILNOT an object shaped like a lens [n ‐S] */s 

162 DINEROS‐ DEINORS DINERO, a former silver coin of Peru [n] */* 

163 INDORSE DEINORS to endorse (to sign the back of a negotiable document) [v ‐DORSED, ‐DORSING, ‐DORSES] */ders 

164 ORDINES DEINORS ORDO, a calendar of religious directions [n] s/* 

165 ROSINED DEINORS ROSIN, to treat with rosin (a brittle resin) [v] */* 

166 SORDINE DEINORS a device used to muffle the tone of a musical instrument [n ‐S] */s 

167 DOURINE DEINORU a disease of horses [n ‐S] */s 

168 NEUROID DEINORU resembling a nerve [adj] */* 

169 EDITORS‐ DEIORST EDITOR, one that edits (to correct and prepare for publication) [n] */* 

170 SORTIED‐ DEIORST SORTIE, to attack suddenly from a defensive position [v] */* 

171 STEROID DEIORST a type of chemical compound [n ‐S] a/s 

172 STORIED DEIORST STORY, to relate as a story (an account of an event or series of events) [v] */* 

173 TRIODES‐ DEIORST TRIODE, a type of electron tube [n] */* 

174 OUTRIDE DEIORTU to ride faster or better than [v ‐RODE, ‐RIDDEN, ‐RIDING, ‐RIDES] */rs 

175 NEROLIS‐ EILNORS NEROLI, a fragrant oil [n] */* 

176 ENTOILS‐ EILNOST ENTOIL, to entrap (to trap (to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals))) [v] */* 

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177 ELUTION EILNOTU the act of eluting (to remove by means of a solvent) [n ‐S] */s 

178 OUTLINE EILNOTU to indicate the main features or different parts of [v ‐LINED, ‐LINING, ‐LINES] */drs 

179 ESTRIOL EILORST an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus) [n ‐S] o/s 

180 LOITERS‐ EILORST LOITER, to stand idly about [v] */* 

181 ‐TOILERS‐ EILORST TOILER, one that toils (to work strenuously) [n] */* 

182 OUTLIER‐ EILORTU an outlying area or portion [n ‐S] */s 

183 URINOSE EINORSU pertaining to urine (a liquid containing body wastes) [adj] */* 

184 STOURIE EIORSTU stoury (dusty (full of dust)) [adj] */* 

185 ENTRAIN AEINNRT to board a train [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

186 RETRAIN AEINRRT TRAIN, to instruct systematically [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

187 TERRAIN AEINRRT a tract of land [n ‐S] */s 

188 TRAINER AEINRRT one that trains (to instruct systematically) [n ‐S] s/s 

189 INTREAT AEINRTT to entreat (to ask for earnestly) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

190 ITERANT AEINRTT repeating [adj] */* 

191 NATTIER AEINRTT NATTY, neatly dressed [adj] g/* 

192 NITRATE AEINRTT to treat with nitric acid [v ‐TRATED, ‐TRATING, ‐TRATES] */ds 

193 TERTIAN AEINRTT a recurrent fever [n ‐S] */s 

194 ALIENED ADEEILN ALIEN, to transfer to another, as property [v] */* 

195 DELAINE ADEEILN a wool fabric [n ‐S] */s 

196 LEADIER ADEEILR LEADY, resembling lead [adj] */* 

197 ANISEED ADEEINS the seed of the anise used as a flavoring [n ‐S] */s 

198 DEARIES‐ ADEEIRS DEARIE, deary (darling (a much‐loved person)) [n] */* 

199 READIES ADEEIRS READY, to make ready (prepared) [v] */t 

200 IDEATES‐ ADEEIST IDEATE, to form an idea [v] */* 

201 AUDITEE ADEEITU one that is audited [n ‐S] */s 

202 REALISE AEEILRS to realize (to understand completely) [v ‐ISED, ‐ISING, ‐ISES] */drs 

203 ENTERAL‐ AEELNRT enteric (pertaining to the enteron) [adj] */* 

204 ETERNAL AEELNRT something lasting forever [n ‐S] */s 

205 TELERAN AEELNRT a system of air navigation [n ‐S] */s 

206 EARNEST AEENRST a down payment [n ‐S] */s 

207 ‐EASTERN‐ AEENRST being to, toward, or in the east [adj] */* 

208 NEAREST AEENRST NEAR, situated within a short distance [adj] */* 

209 ENTIRES‐ EEINRST ENTIRE, the whole of something [n] */* 

210 ENTRIES EEINRST ENTRY, a place of entrance [n] gs/* 

211 RETINES‐ EEINRST RETINE, a substance in cells that retards growth and cell division [n] */* 

212 TRIENES‐ EEINRST TRIENE, a type of chemical compound [n] */* 

213 RETINUE EEINRTU a group of attendants [n ‐S] : RETINUED [adj] */ds 

214 REUNITE EEINRTU UNITE, to bring together so as to form a whole [v ‐UNITED, ‐UNITING, ‐UNITES] p/drs 

215 UTERINE EEINRTU UTERUS, an organ of female mammals [adj] */* 

216 CERATIN ACEINRT keratin (a fibrous protein) [n ‐S] */s 

217 CERTAIN ACEINRT absolutely confident [adj ‐TAINER, ‐TAINEST] */* 

218 CREATIN ACEINRT creatine (a chemical compound) [n ‐S] */egs 

219 TACRINE ACEINRT a drug for treating Alzheimer's disease [n ‐S] */s 

220 FAINTER AEFINRT one that faints (to lose consciousness) [n ‐S] */s 

221 HAIRNET AEHINRT a net worn to keep the hair in place [n ‐S] */s 

222 INEARTH AEHINRT to bury (to put in the ground and cover with earth) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

223 THERIAN AEHINRT any of a subclass of mammals [n ‐S] */s 

224 MINARET AEIMNRT a slender tower attached to a mosque [n ‐S] */s 

225 RAIMENT AEIMNRT clothing (wearing apparel) [n ‐S] */s 

226 PAINTER AEINPRT one that paints (to make a representation of with paints (coloring substances)) [n ‐S] */s 

227 PERTAIN AEINPRT to have reference or relation [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

228 REPAINT AEINPRT PAINT, to make a representation of with paints (coloring substances) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

229 TAWNIER AEINRTW TAWNY, light brown [adj] */* 

230 TINWARE AEINRTW articles made of tinplate [n ‐S] */s 

231 AEROSAT AAEORST a satellite for use in air‐traffic control [n ‐S] */s 

232 EDITION DEIINOT a particular series of printed material [n ‐S] s/s 

233 DIORITE DEIIORT an igneous rock [n ‐S] : DIORITIC [adj] */s 

234 IRONIES EIINORS IRONY, the use of words to express the opposite of what is literally said [n] */* 

235 NOISIER EIINORS NOISY, making loud sounds [adj] */* 

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236 INOSITE EIINOST inositol (an alcohol found in plant and animal tissue) [n ‐S] */s 

237 DERAIGN ADEGINR to dispute a claim [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

238 GRADINE‐ ADEGINR one of a series of steps [n ‐S] */s 

239 ‐GRAINED ADEGINR GRAIN, to form into small particles [v] */* 

240 READING ADEGINR material that is read [n ‐S] bdt/s 

241 TRIAGED‐ ADEGIRT TRIAGE, to allocate treatment to patients [v] */* 

242 ALIGNER AEGILNR one that aligns (to arrange in a straight line) [n ‐S] m/s 

243 ENGRAIL AEGILNR to ornament the edge of with curved indentations [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

244 NARGILE AEGILNR narghile (a hookah (a water pipe)) [n ‐S] */hs 

245 REALIGN AEGILNR ALIGN, to arrange in a straight line [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

246 REGINAL‐ AEGILNR REGINA, queen [adj] */* 

247 ‐ATINGLE AEGILNT tingling [adj] */* 

248 ELATING AEGILNT ELATE, to raise the spirits of [v] dgr/* 

249 GELATIN‐ AEGILNT a glutinous substance [n ‐S] */egs 

250 GENITAL AEGILNT pertaining to reproduction (production) [adj] */s 

251 TAGLINE AEGILNT the final line of a play or joke that makes the point [n ‐S] */s 

252 EARINGS‐ AEGINRS EARING, a line on a ship [n] bgh/* 

253 ‐ERASING AEGINRS ERASE, to rub or scrape out [v] */* 

254 GAINERS‐ AEGINRS GAINER, one that gains (to acquire (to come into possession of)) [n] */* 

255 REAGINS‐ AEGINRS REAGIN, a type of antibody (a body protein that produces immunity against certain 

microorganisms or toxins) [n] */* 

256 REGAINS‐ AEGINRS REGAIN, GAIN, to acquire (to come into possession of) [v] */* 

257 REGINAS‐ AEGINRS REGINA, queen [n] */* 

258 ‐SEARING AEGINRS SEAR, to burn the surface of [v] */* 

259 SERINGA‐ AEGINRS a Brazilian tree [n ‐S] */s 

260 EASTING AEGINST a movement toward the east [n ‐S] fy/s 

261 EATINGS‐ AEGINST EATING, the act of consuming food [n] bs/* 

262 INGATES‐ AEGINST INGATE, a channel by which molten metal enters a mold [n] */* 

263 INGESTA‐ AEGINST ingested material [n] */* 

264 ‐SEATING AEGINST material for covering seats [n ‐S] */s 

265 ‐TEASING AEGINST TEASE, to make fun of [v] */* 

266 UNITAGE AEGINTU amount in units [n ‐S] */s 

267 AIGRETS‐ AEGIRST AIGRET, aigrette (a tuft of feathers worn as a head ornament) [n] */* 

268 GAITERS‐ AEGIRST GAITER, a covering for the lower leg [n] */* 

269 SEAGIRT AEGIRST surrounded by the sea [adj] */* 

270 STAGIER AEGIRST STAGY, having a theatrical quality [adj] */* 

271 TRIAGES‐ AEGIRST TRIAGE, to allocate treatment to patients [v] */* 

272 ‐ORATION AINOORT a formal speech [n ‐S] */s 

273 INTONER‐ EINNORT one that intones (to speak in a singing voice) [n ‐S] */s 

274 TERNION EINNORT a group of three [n ‐S] */s 

275 TRITONE‐ EINORTT a musical interval of three whole tones [n ‐S] */s 

276 ENOLASE AEELNOS an enzyme (a complex protein) [n ‐S] */s 

277 AREOLES‐ AEELORS AREOLE, areola (a small space in a network of leaf veins) [n] */* 

278 AUREOLE AEELORU to surround with a halo [v ‐OLED, ‐OLING, ‐OLES] */ds 

279 OLEATES‐ AEELOST OLEATE, a chemical salt [n] */* 

280 AENEOUS AEENOSU having a greenish gold color [adj] */* 

281 ELOINED DEEILNO ELOIN, to eloign (to remove to a distant place) [v] */* 

282 REOILED DEEILOR REOIL, OIL, to supply with oil (a greasy liquid used for lubrication, fuel, or illumination) [v] */* 

283 OREIDES‐ DEEIORS OREIDE, oroide (an alloy used to imitate gold) [n] */* 

284 OSIERED DEEIORS OSIER, a European tree [adj] */* 

285 OLEINES‐ EEILNOS OLEINE, olein (the liquid portion of a fat) [n] */* 

286 ‐ETOILES‐ EEILOST ETOILE, a star [n] */* 

287 NITERIE EEIINRT nitery (a nightclub) [n ‐S] */s 

288 ‐ORATING AGINORT ORATE, to speak formally [v] b/* 

289 ISOBARE‐ ABEIORS isobar (a type of atom (the smallest unit of an element)) [n ‐S] */s 

290 CODEINA‐ ACDEINO codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n ‐S] */s 

291 CALORIE ACEILOR a unit of heat [n ‐S] */s 

292 CARIOLE ACEILOR a small, open carriage [n ‐S] */s 

293 COALIER ACEILOR COALY, containing coal [adj] */* 

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294 LORICAE‐ ACEILOR LORICA, a protective covering or shell [n] */* 

295 ALOETIC ACEILOT ALOE, an African plant [adj] */* 

296 ACINOSE ACEINOS ACINUS, a small, saclike division of a gland [adj] */* 

297 SCORIAE‐ ACEIORS SCORIA, the refuse of a smelted metal or ore [n] */* 

298 AMIDONE ADEIMNO a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

299 DOMAINE‐ ADEIMNO a vineyard in Burgundy [n ‐S] */s 

300 NAEVOID ADEINOV NAEVUS, nevus (a birthmark) [adj] */* 

301 OPIATED‐ ADEIOPT OPIATE, to treat with opium [v] */* 

302 AVODIRE ADEIORV an African tree [n ‐S] */s 

303 ‐AVOIDER ADEIORV one that avoids (to keep away from) [n ‐S] */s 

304 FOLIATE AEFILOT to hammer into thin plates [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

305 AIRHOLE AEHILOR a hole to let air in or out [n ‐S] */s 

306 LOAMIER AEILMOR LOAMY, resembling loam [adj] */* 

307 OPALINE AEILNOP an opaque white glass [n ‐S] */s 

308 PELORIA AEILOPR abnormal regularity of a flower form [n ‐S] : PELORIAN, PELORIC [adj] */ns 

309 VARIOLE AEILORV a foveola (a small fovea) [n ‐S] o/s 

310 VIOLATE AEILOTV to break or disregard the terms or requirements of [v ‐LATED, ‐LATING, ‐LATES] */drs 

311 ANOMIES‐ AEIMNOS ANOMY, anomie (a collapse of the social structures governing a given society) [n] */* 

312 AMOSITE AEIMOST a type of asbestos (a mineral) [n ‐S] */s 

313 ATOMIES AEIMOST ATOMY, a tiny particle [n] */* 

314 ATOMISE AEIMOST to atomize (to reduce to a fine spray) [v ‐ISED, ‐ISING, ‐ISES] */drs 

315 EPINAOS AEINOPS a rear vestibule [n ‐NAOI] */* 

316 SENOPIA AEINOPS an improvement of near vision [n ‐S] */s 

317 EVASION AEINOSV the act of evading (to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit) [n ‐S] */s 

318 SOAPIER AEIOPRS SOAPY, containing or resembling soap [adj] */* 

319 ATOPIES AEIOPST ATOPY, a type of allergy (a state of hypersensitive reaction to certain things) [n] */* 

320 OPIATES‐ AEIOPST OPIATE, to treat with opium [v] */* 

321 ‐OVARIES AEIORSV OVARY, a female reproductive gland [n] c/* 

322 ‐ERODENT DEENORT erosive (causing erosion) [adj] */* 

323 ESTRONE EENORST an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus) [n ‐S] o/s 

324 TEARIER AEEIRRT TEARY, tearful (full of tears) [adj] */* 

325 ARIETTE AEEIRTT arietta (a short aria) [n ‐S] */s 

326 ITERATE AEEIRTT to repeat (to say or do again) [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] l/ds 

327 BARONET ABENORT the holder of a rank below that of a baron [n ‐S] */s 

328 REBOANT ABENORT resounding loudly [adj] */* 

329 ENACTOR ACENORT one that enacts (to make into a law) [n ‐S] */sy 

330 ‐ANOTHER AEHNORT one more [adj] */* 

331 TONEARM AEMNORT the pivoted part of a record player that holds the needle [n ‐S] */s 

332 OPERANT AENOPRT one that operates (to perform a function) [n ‐S] */s 

333 PRONATE AENOPRT to turn the palm downward or backward [v ‐NATED, ‐NATING, ‐NATES] */ds 

334 PROTEAN‐ AENOPRT a type of protein (a nitrogenous organic compound) [n ‐S] */s 

335 BORNITE BEINORT an ore of copper [n ‐S] : BORNITIC [adj] */s 

336 COINTER CEINORT to bury together [v ‐TERRED, ‐TERRING, ‐TERS] */s 

337 NOTICER‐ CEINORT one that notices (to become aware of) [n ‐S] */s 

338 POINTER‐ EINOPRT one that points (to indicate direction with the finger) [n ‐S] */s 

339 PROTEIN‐ EINOPRT a nitrogenous organic compound [n ‐S] */s 

340 TROPINE‐ EINOPRT a poisonous alkaloid [n ‐S] a/s 

341 ‐ODONATE ADENOOT any of an order of predacious insects [n ‐S] */s 

342 LOONIER‐ EILNOOR LOONEY, loony (crazy (insane (mentally unsound))) [adj] */* 

343 EROSION EINOORS the act of eroding (to wear away by constant friction) [n ‐S] */s 

344 ISOTONE EINOOST a type of atom (the smallest unit of an element) [n ‐S] */s 

345 TOONIES‐ EINOOST TOONIE, a Canadian two‐dollar coin [n] */* 

346 SOOTIER EIOORST SOOTY, covered with soot [adj] */* 

347 ‐AEONIAN AAEINNO eonian (everlasting) [adj] */* 

348 ANERGIA AAEGINR anergy (lack of energy) [n ‐S] */s 

349 BETAINE ABEEINT an alkaloid (a type of chemical compound) [n ‐S] */s 

350 HERNIAE‐ AEEHINR HERNIA, the protrusion of an organ through its surrounding wall [n] */* 

351 ETAMINE‐ AEEIMNT a loosely woven fabric [n ‐S] k/s 

352 MATINEE AEEIMNT a daytime performance [n ‐S] */s 

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353 EMERITA AEEIMRT a retired woman who retains an honorary title [n ‐TAS or ‐TAE] */es 

354 EMIRATE AEEIMRT the rank of an emir [n ‐S] */s 

355 MEATIER AEEIMRT MEATY, full of meat [adj] */* 

356 PERINEA AEEINPR PERINEUM, a region of the body at the lower end of the trunk [n] */l 

357 NAIVETE AEEINTV the quality of being naive [n ‐S] */s 

358 PEATIER AEEIPRT PEATY, resembling or containing peat [adj] */* 

359 GEOIDAL ADEGILO GEOID, a hypothetical surface of the earth [adj] */* 

360 GOALIES‐ AEGILOS GOALIE, a player who defends against goals [n] */* 

361 SOILAGE AEGILOS green crops for feeding animals [n ‐S] */s 

362 EULOGIA AEGILOU holy bread [n ‐GIAE], a blessing (a prayer (a devout petition to a deity)) [n ‐S] */es 

363 AREOLAE‐ AAEELOR AREOLA, a small space in a network of leaf veins [n] */* 

364 GROANED ADEGNOR GROAN, to utter a low, mournful sound [v] */* 

365 TANGOED ADEGNOT TANGO, to perform a Latin‐American dance [v] */* 

366 GAROTED‐ ADEGORT GAROTE, to garrote (to execute by strangling) [v] */* 

367 TANGELO AEGLNOT a citrus fruit [n ‐LOS] */s 

368 GLOATER AEGLORT one that gloats (to regard with great or excessive satisfaction) [n ‐S] */s 

369 LEGATOR‐ AEGLORT one that legates (to bequeath (to grant by testament)) [n ‐S] */s 

370 ONAGERS‐ AEGNORS ONAGER, a wild ass of central Asia [n] */* 

371 ‐ORANGES‐ AEGNORS ORANGE, a citrus fruit [n] */* 

372 ONSTAGE AEGNOST being on a part of the stage visible to the audience [adj] */* 

373 GAROTES‐ AEGORST GAROTE, to garrote (to execute by strangling) [v] */* 

374 ORGEATS‐ AEGORST ORGEAT, an almond‐flavored syrup [n] */* 

375 STORAGE AEGORST a place for storing [n ‐S] */s 

376 OUTRAGE AEGORTU to arouse anger or resentment in [v ‐RAGED, ‐RAGING, ‐RAGES] */ds 

377 ERODING DEGINOR ERODE, to wear away by constant friction [v] */* 

378 GROINED DEGINOR GROIN, to build with intersecting arches [v] */* 

379 IGNORED‐ DEGINOR IGNORE, to refuse to notice [v] */* 

380 NEGROID DEGINOR member of the black race [n ‐S] */s 

381 REDOING DEGINOR REDO, DO, to begin and carry through to completion [v] */* 

382 INGOTED DEGINOT INGOT, to shape into a convenient form for storage [v] */* 

383 LENTIGO EGILNOT a freckle [n ‐TIGINES] */* 

384 ERINGOS‐ EGINORS ERINGO, eryngo (a medicinal herb) [n] */* 

385 IGNORES‐ EGINORS IGNORE, to refuse to notice [v] */* 

386 REGIONS‐ EGINORS REGION, an administrative area or division [n] */* 

387 ‐SIGNORE‐ EGINORS signor (an Italian title of courtesy for a man) [n ‐GNORI] */* 

388 GOITERS‐ EGIORST GOITER, an enlargement of the thyroid gland [n] */* 

389 GOITRES‐ EGIORST GOITRE, goiter (an enlargement of the thyroid gland) [n] */* 

390 GORIEST EGIORST GORY, bloody (stained with blood) [adj] */* 

391 GOUTIER EGIORTU GOUTY, affected with gout [adj] */* 

392 AEROBIA AABEIOR AEROBIUM, aerobe (an organism that requires oxygen to live) [n] */* 

393 EPINAOI AEIINOP EPINAOS, a rear vestibule [n] */* 

394 DENIALS‐ ADEILNS DENIAL, the act of denying (to declare to be untrue) [n] */* 

395 ‐SNAILED ADEILNS SNAIL, to move slowly [v] */* 

396 ALIUNDE ADEILNU from a source extrinsic to the matter at hand [adv] */* 

397 UNIDEAL ADEILNU not ideal [adj] */* 

398 DERAILS‐ ADEILRS DERAIL, to run off the rails of a track [v] */* 

399 DIALERS‐ ADEILRS DIALER, one that dials (to manipulate a calibrated disk) [n] */* 

400 REDIALS‐ ADEILRS REDIAL, DIAL, to manipulate a calibrated disk [v] */* 

401 ‐UREDIAL‐ ADEILRU pertaining to a uredium (a spore‐producing organ of certain fungi) [adj] */* 

402 DETAILS‐ ADEILST DETAIL, to report with complete particulars [v] */* 

403 DILATES‐ ADEILST DILATE, to make wider or larger [v] */* 

404 RESIDUA ADEIRSU RESIDUUM, residue (something remaining after the removal of a part) [n] */l 

405 DAUTIES‐ ADEISTU DAUTIE, a small pet [n] */* 

406 INULASE AEILNSU an enzyme (a complex protein) [n ‐S] */s 

407 STANDER ADENRST one that stands (to assume or maintain an upright position) [n ‐S] */s 

408 DAUNTER ADENRTU one that daunts (to intimidate) [n ‐S] */s 

409 NATURED‐ ADENRTU NATURE, the essential qualities of a person or thing [adj] */* 

410 UNRATED ADENRTU RATE, to estimate the value of [adj] */* 

411 UNTREAD ADENRTU to tread back [v ‐TROD or ‐TREADED, ‐TRODDEN, ‐TREADING, ‐TREADS] */s 

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412 ANTLERS‐ AELNRST ANTLER, the horn of an animal of the deer family [n] */* 

413 RENTALS‐ AELNRST RENTAL, an amount paid or collected as rent [n] */* 

414 SALTERN‐ AELNRST a place where salt is produced [n ‐S] */s 

415 STERNAL‐ AELNRST pertaining to the sternum [adj] a/* 

416 NEUTRAL AELNRTU one that is impartial [n ‐S] */s 

417 NATURES‐ AENRSTU NATURE, the essential qualities of a person or thing [n] */* 

418 SAUNTER AENRSTU to walk in a leisurely manner [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

419 TENDRIL DEILNRT a leafless organ of climbing plants [n ‐S] */s 

420 TRINDLE DEILNRT to trundle (to propel by causing to rotate) [v ‐DLED, ‐DLING, ‐DLES] */ds 

421 TINDERS‐ DEINRST TINDER, readily combustible material [n] */* 

422 INTRUDE DEINRTU to thrust or force oneself in [v ‐TRUDED, ‐TRUDING, ‐TRUDES] */drs 

423 TURDINE DEINRTU belonging to a large family of singing birds [adj] */* 

424 UNTIRED DEINRTU TIRED, sapped of strength [adj] */* 

425 UNTRIED DEINRTU TRY, to attempt (to make an effort to do or accomplish) [adj] */* 

426 ‐LINTERS‐ EILNRST LINTER, a machine for removing fibers from cotton seeds [n] */* 

427 NUTSIER EINRSTU NUTSY, crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj] */* 

428 TRIUNES‐ EINRSTU TRIUNE, a trinity (a group of three) [n] */* 

429 ‐UNITERS‐ EINRSTU UNITER, one that unites (to bring together so as to form a whole) [n] */* 

430 LINEAGE AEEGILN direct descent from an ancestor [n ‐S] */s 

431 EGALITE AEEGILT equality (the state of being equal (having the same capability, quantity, or effect as another)) [n ‐ 

432 EUGENIA AEEGINU a tropical evergreen tree [n ‐S] */s 

433 ORDINAL ADILNOR a number designating position in a series [n ‐S] */s 

434 DILATOR ADILORT one that dilates (to make wider or larger) [n ‐S] */sy 

435 INROADS‐ ADINORS INROAD, a hostile invasion [n] */* 

436 ORDAINS‐ ADINORS ORDAIN, to invest with holy authority [v] */* 

437 SADIRON ADINORS a heavy flatiron [n ‐S] */s 

438 AUDITOR ADIORTU one that audits (to examine with intent to verify) [n ‐S] */sy 

439 LATINOS‐ AILNOST LATINO, a Latin American [n] */* 

440 TALIONS‐ AILNOST TALION, a retaliation for a crime [n] */* 

441 OUTLAIN AILNOTU OUTLIE, to lie beyond [v] */* 

442 ORALIST AILORST an advocate of oralism (the use of oral methods of teaching the deaf) [n ‐S] m/s 

443 RIALTOS‐ AILORST RIALTO, a marketplace [n] */* 

444 TAILORS‐ AILORST TAILOR, to fit with clothes [v] */* 

445 SAUTOIR AIORSTU a saltire (a heraldic design) [n ‐S] */es 

446 NEONATE AEENNOT a newborn child [n ‐S] : NEONATAL [adj] */s 

447 ONERIER EEINORR ONERY, ornery (stubborn and mean‐spirited) [adj] */* 

448 GRANTEE AEEGNRT one to whom something is granted [n ‐S] */s 

449 GREATEN AEEGNRT to make greater (large (of considerable size or quantity)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

450 NEGATER‐ AEEGNRT one that negates (to nullify (to make useless or ineffective)) [n ‐S] */s 

451 REAGENT AEEGNRT a substance used in a chemical reaction to ascertain the nature or composition of another [n ‐S] 

452 INTEGER EEGINRT a whole number [n ‐S] */s 

453 TREEING EEGINRT TREE, to drive up a tree (a tall, woody plant) [v] */* 

454 ACETONE ACEENOT a flammable liquid [n ‐S] : ACETONIC [adj] */s 

455 ‐OCREATE ACEEORT having ocreae [adj] c/* 

456 OPERATE AEEOPRT to perform a function [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

457 OVERATE AEEORTV OVEREAT, to eat to excess [v] */* 

458 OVEREAT AEEORTV to eat to excess [v OVERATE, ‐EATEN, ‐EATING, ‐EATS] */s 

459 EBONITE BEEINOT a hard rubber [n ‐S] */s 

460 COTERIE CEEIORT a clique [n ‐S] */s 

461 HEROINE‐ EEHINOR a brave woman [n ‐S] */s 

462 ONETIME EEIMNOT former [adj] z/* 

463 PEREION EEINOPR the thorax of some crustaceans [n ‐REIONS or ‐REIA] */s 

464 PIONEER EEINOPR to take part in the beginnings of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

465 RADIALE‐ AADEILR a bone of the carpus [n ‐LIA] */* 

466 NAIADES AADEINS NAIAD, a water nymph [n] */* 

467 AERIALS‐ AAEILRS AERIAL, an antenna (a metallic device for sending or receiving radio waves) [n] */* 

468 DELIRIA ADEIILR DELIRIUM, wild excitement [n] */* 

469 DAIRIES ADEIIRS DAIRY, an establishment dealing in milk products [n] */* 

470 DIARIES ADEIIRS DIARY, a personal journal [n] */* 

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471 LAITIES AEIILST LAITY, the nonclerical membership of a religious faith [n] */* 

472 ALIENEE AEEEILN one to whom property is transferred [n ‐S] */s 

473 SANTERA AAENRST a priestess of santeria [n ‐S] */s 

474 INDITER‐ DEIINRT one that indites (to write or compose) [n ‐S] */s 

475 NITRIDE‐ DEIINRT to convert into a nitride (a compound of nitrogen) [v ‐TRIDED, ‐TRIDING, ‐TRIDES] */ds 

476 LINTIER EIILNRT LINTY, covered with lint [adj] fg/* 

477 NITRILE‐ EIILNRT a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

478 TEENIER EEEINRT TEENY, tiny (very small) [adj] */* 

479 LOADERS‐ ADELORS LOADER, one that loads (to place in or on a means of conveyance) [n] */* 

480 ORDEALS‐ ADELORS ORDEAL, a severely difficult or painful experience [n] */* 

481 RELOADS‐ ADELORS RELOAD, LOAD, to place in or on a means of conveyance [v] p/* 

482 ROULADE ADELORU a musical embellishment [n ‐S] */s 

483 SOLATED‐ ADELOST SOLATE, to change to a fluid colloidal system [v] i/* 

484 OUTLEAD ADELOTU to surpass in leading [v ‐LED, ‐LEADING, ‐LEADS] */s 

485 ‐AROUSED‐ ADEORSU AROUSE, to stimulate [v] c/* 

486 INDOLES‐ DEILNOS INDOLE, a chemical compound [n] */* 

487 UNOILED DEILNOU OIL, to supply with oil (a greasy liquid used for lubrication, fuel, or illumination) [adj] */* 

488 SOLDIER DEILORS to perform military service [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

489 SOLIDER DEILORS SOLID, having definite shape and volume [adj] */* 

490 TOLUIDE‐ DEILOTU an amide (a type of chemical compound) [n ‐S] */s 

491 OUTSIDE DEIOSTU the outer side, surface, or part [n ‐S] */rs 

492 TEDIOUS DEIOSTU causing weariness [adj] */* 

493 ELUSION EILNOSU the act of eluding (to evade (to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit)) [n ‐S] d/s 

494 LOUSIER EILORSU LOUSY, mean or contemptible [adj] b/* 

495 SOILURE EILORSU a stain or smudge [n ‐S] */s 

496 OUTLIES‐ EILOSTU OUTLIE, to lie beyond [v] */* 

497 ALATION AAILNOT the state of having wings [n ‐S] h/s 

498 ATONIAS‐ AAINOST ATONIA, atony (muscular weakness) [n] */* 

499 RODENTS‐ DENORST RODENT, a gnawing mammal [n] */* 

500 SNORTED DENORST SNORT, to exhale noisily through the nostrils [v] */* 

501 TENOURS‐ ENORSTU TENOUR, tenor (a high male singing voice) [n] */* 

502 TONSURE ENORSTU to shave the head of [v ‐SURED, ‐SURING, ‐SURES] */ds 

503 GOATEED‐ ADEEGOT GOATEE, a small pointed beard [adj] */* 

504 AEROGEL AEEGLOR a highly porous solid [n ‐S] */s 

505 GOATEES‐ AEEGOST GOATEE, a small pointed beard [n] */* 

506 GENOISE EEGINOS a rich spongecake [n ‐S] */s 

507 SOIGNEE‐ EEGINOS soigne (carefully done) [adj] */* 

508 NARDINE ADEINNR NARD, a fragrant ointment [adj] */* 

509 DRAINER ADEINRR one that drains (to draw off a liquid) [n ‐S] */s 

510 RANDIER ADEINRR RANDY, lustful (marked by excessive sexual desire) [adj] */* 

511 TAINTED ADEINTT TAINT, to touch or affect slightly with something bad [v] */* 

512 TARDIER ADEIRRT TARDY, late (coming or occurring after the expected time) [adj] */* 

513 TARRIED ADEIRRT TARRY, to delay or be slow in acting or doing [v] */* 

514 ATTIRED‐ ADEIRTT ATTIRE, to clothe (to provide with clothing) [v] */* 

515 RETRIAL AEILRRT a second trial [n ‐S] p/s 

516 ‐TRAILER AEILRRT to transport by means of a trailer (a vehicle drawn by another) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

517 TERTIAL AEILRTT a flight feather of a bird's wing [n ‐S] */s 

518 INSANER‐ AEINNRS INSANE, mentally unsound [adj] */* 

519 INSNARE AEINNRS to ensnare (to trap (to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals))) [v ‐SNARED, ‐ 

520 ANEURIN AEINNRU thiamine (a B vitamin) [n ‐S] */s 

521 INANEST‐ AEINNST INANE, nonsensical [adj] */* 

522 STANINE AEINNST one of the nine classes into which a set of scores are divided [n ‐S] */s 

523 SIERRAN‐ AEINRRS SIERRA, a mountain range [adj] */* 

524 INSTATE AEINSTT to place in office [v ‐STATED, ‐STATING, ‐STATES] */ds 

525 SATINET AEINSTT a thin satin [n ‐S] */s 

526 ARTSIER AEIRRST ARTSY, arty (showily or pretentiously artistic) [adj] */* 

527 TARRIES AEIRRST TARRY, to delay or be slow in acting or doing [v] */t 

528 TARSIER AEIRRST a nocturnal primate [n ‐S] */s 

529 ARTIEST AEIRSTT ARTY, showily or pretentiously artistic [adj] tw/* 

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530 ARTISTE‐ AEIRSTT a skilled public performer [n ‐S] */s 

531 ATTIRES‐ AEIRSTT ATTIRE, to clothe (to provide with clothing) [v] */* 

532 IRATEST AEIRSTT IRATE, angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility) [adj] */* 

533 RATITES‐ AEIRSTT RATITE, a flightless bird [n] */* 

534 STRIATE AEIRSTT to mark with striae [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

535 TASTIER AEIRSTT TASTY, pleasant to the taste [adj] */* 

536 ‐AEDILES‐ ADEEILS AEDILE, a magistrate of ancient Rome [n] */* 

537 BEGONIA ABEGINO a tropical herb [n ‐S] */s 

538 COINAGE ACEGINO the act of making coins [n ‐S] */s 

539 ‐LEARNED ADEELNR LEARN, to gain knowledge by experience, instruction, or study [v] */* 

540 LATENED ADEELNT LATEN, to become late (coming or occurring after the expected time) [v] */* 

541 ALERTED ADEELRT ALERT, to warn (to make aware of impending or possible danger) [v] */* 

542 ALTERED ADEELRT ALTER, to make different [v] fhp/* 

543 ‐RELATED‐ ADEELRT RELATE, to give an account of [v] */* 

544 TREADLE ADEELRT to work a foot lever [v ‐LED, ‐LING, ‐LES] */drs 

545 ENDEARS‐ ADEENRS ENDEAR, to make dear or beloved [v] */* 

546 STANDEE ADEENST one who stands because of the lack of seats [n ‐S] */s 

547 DEAREST ADEERST DEAR, greatly loved [adj] */* 

548 DERATES‐ ADEERST DERATE, to lower the rated capability of [v] */* 

549 REDATES‐ ADEERST REDATE, DATE, to determine or record the date of [v] p/* 

550 SEDATER‐ ADEERST SEDATE, calm (free from agitation) [adj] */* 

551 LEANERS‐ AEELNRS LEANER, one that leans (to deviate from a vertical position) [n] cg/* 

552 LATEENS‐ AEELNST LATEEN, a sailing vessel [n] */* 

553 LEANEST AEELNST LEAN, having little fat [adj] c/* 

554 ELATERS‐ AEELRST ELATER, a click beetle [n] r/* 

555 REALEST‐ AEELRST REAL, having actual existence [adj] */* 

556 ‐RELATES‐ AEELRST RELATE, to give an account of [v] p/* 

557 RESLATE AEELRST SLATE, to cover with slate (a roofing material) [v ‐SLATED, ‐SLATING, ‐SLATES] */ds 

558 STEALER AEELRST one that steals (to take without right or permission) [n ‐S] */s 

559 AUSTERE AEERSTU grave in disposition or appearance [adj ‐TERER, ‐TEREST] */r 

560 REDLINE DEEILNR to withhold loans or insurance from certain neighborhoods [v ‐LINED, ‐LINING, ‐LINES] */drs 

561 RELINED‐ DEEILNR RELINE, LINE, to mark with lines (slender, continuous marks) [v] */* 

562 LENITED‐ DEEILNT LENITE, to articulate a lenis [v] */* 

563 RETILED‐ DEEILRT RETILE, TILE, to cover with tiles (thin slabs of baked clay) [v] */* 

564 DENIERS‐ DEEINRS DENIER, one that denies (to declare to be untrue) [n] */* 

565 NEREIDS‐ DEEINRS NEREID, a sea nymph [n] */* 

566 RESINED DEEINRS RESIN, to treat with resin (a viscous substance obtained from certain plants) [v] */* 

567 DESTINE DEEINST to determine beforehand [v ‐TINED, ‐TINING, ‐TINES] */ds 

568 ENDITES‐ DEEINST ENDITE, to indite (to write or compose) [v] */* 

569 DETINUE DEEINTU an action to recover property wrongfully detained [n ‐S] */s 

570 DIESTER DEEIRST a type of chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

571 DIETERS‐ DEEIRST DIETER, one that diets (to regulate one's daily sustenance) [n] */* 

572 REEDITS‐ DEEIRST REEDIT, EDIT, to correct and prepare for publication [v] p/* 

573 RESITED‐ DEEIRST RESITE, SITE, to place in position for operation [v] */* 

574 ERUDITE DEEIRTU scholarly [adj] */* 

575 LIERNES‐ EEILNRS LIERNE, a connecting part in Gothic vaulting [n] */* 

576 RELINES‐ EEILNRS RELINE, LINE, to mark with lines (slender, continuous marks) [v] */* 

577 LENITES‐ EEILNST LENITE, to articulate a lenis [v] */* 

578 LISENTE EEILNST SENTE, a monetary unit of Lesotho [n] */* 

579 SETLINE EEILNST a strong fishing line [n ‐S] */s 

580 ‐TENSILE EEILNST tensible (capable of being stretched) [adj] */* 

581 LEISTER EEILRST to spear with a three‐pronged fishing implement [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

582 RETILES‐ EEILRST RETILE, TILE, to cover with tiles (thin slabs of baked clay) [v] */* 

583 STERILE EEILRST incapable of producing offspring [adj] */* 

584 ‐BRAINED ABDEINR BRAIN, to hit on the head [v] */* 

585 REDBAIT ABDEIRT to denounce as Communist [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

586 TRIBADE ABDEIRT a lesbian (a female homosexual) [n ‐S] : TRIBADIC [adj] */s 

587 LIBRATE ABEILRT to move from side to side [v ‐BRATED, ‐BRATING, ‐BRATES] */ds 

588 TRIABLE ABEILRT subject to judicial examination [adj] */* 

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589 BANTIES ABEINST BANTY, a bantam (a small fowl) [n] */* 

590 BASINET ABEINST a medieval helmet [n ‐S] */s 

591 BAITERS‐ ABEIRST BAITER, one that baits (to lure (to attract with something desirable)) [n] */* 

592 BARITES‐ ABEIRST BARITE, a mineral [n] */* 

593 REBAITS‐ ABEIRST REBAIT, BAIT, to lure (to attract with something desirable) [v] */* 

594 TERBIAS‐ ABEIRST TERBIA, an oxide of terbium [n] */* 

595 CAIRNED ACDEINR CAIRN, a mound of stones set up as a memorial [adj] */* 

596 CARLINE‐ ACEILNR carling (a beam supporting a ship's deck) [n ‐S] */s 

597 ARTICLE ACEILRT to charge with specific offenses [v ‐CLED, ‐CLING, ‐CLES] p/ds 

598 RECITAL ACEILRT a detailed account [n ‐S] */s 

599 ARCSINE ACEINRS the inverse function to the sine [n ‐S] */s 

600 ARSENIC ACEINRS a metallic element [n ‐S] */s 

601 CARNIES‐ ACEINRS CARNIE, carny (a carnival (a traveling amusement show)) [n] */* 

602 ACETINS‐ ACEINST ACETIN, a chemical compound [n] */* 

603 CINEAST ACEINST a devotee of motion pictures [n ‐S] */es 

604 TUNICAE‐ ACEINTU TUNICA, an enveloping membrane or layer of body tissue [n] */* 

605 ATRESIC ACEIRST ATRESIA, absence or closure of a natural bodily passage [adj] */* 

606 CRISTAE‐ ACEIRST CRISTA, a part of a cell [n] */* 

607 RACIEST ACEIRST RACY, bordering on impropriety or indecency [adj] */* 

608 STEARIC ACEIRST STEARIN, the solid portion of a fat [adj] */* 

609 DEFIANT ADEFINT showing defiance [adj] */* 

610 FAINTED ADEFINT FAINT, to lose consciousness [v] */* 

611 HANDIER ADEHINR HANDY, convenient for handling [adj] */* 

612 AIRTHED ADEHIRT AIRTH, to airt (to guide (to show the way to)) [v] */* 

613 INARMED ADEIMNR INARM, to encircle with the arms [v] */* 

614 MEDIANT‐ ADEIMNT a type of musical tone [n ‐S] */s 

615 READMIT ADEIMRT ADMIT, to allow to enter [v ‐MITTED, ‐MITTING, ‐MITS] p/s 

616 PARDINE ADEINPR pertaining to a leopard (a large, carnivorous feline mammal) [adj] */* 

617 DEPAINT ADEINPT to depict (to portray (to represent pictorially)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

618 PAINTED ADEINPT PAINT, to make a representation of with paints (coloring substances) [v] */* 

619 PATINED‐ ADEINPT PATINE, to cover with a patina [v] */* 

620 INVADER‐ ADEINRV one that invades (to enter for conquest or plunder) [n ‐S] */s 

621 RAVINED‐ ADEINRV RAVIN, to raven (to eat in a ravenous manner) [v] */* 

622 DEVIANT ADEINTV one that deviates from a norm [n ‐S] */s 

623 DIPTERA ADEIPRT DIPTERON, dipteran (a two‐winged fly) [n] */ln 

624 PARTIED ADEIPRT PARTY, to attend a social gathering [v] */* 

625 PIRATED‐ ADEIPRT PIRATE, to commit piracy [v] */* 

626 TARDIVE ADEIRTV having symptoms that develop slowly [adj] */* 

627 DIETARY ADEIRTY a system of dieting [n ‐ETARIES] */* 

628 INFLATE AEFILNT to cause to expand by filling with gas or air [v ‐FLATED, ‐FLATING, ‐FLATES] */drs 

629 INFARES‐ AEFINRS INFARE, a reception for newlyweds [n] */* 

630 FAINEST AEFINST FAIN, glad (feeling pleasure) [adj] */* 

631 ‐FAIREST AEFIRST FAIR, free from bias, dishonesty, or injustice [adj] */* 

632 HERNIAL‐ AEHILNR HERNIA, the protrusion of an organ through its surrounding wall [adj] */* 

633 INHALER‐ AEHILNR one that inhales (to take into the lungs) [n ‐S] */s 

634 LATHIER AEHILRT LATHY, long and slender [adj] */* 

635 HERNIAS‐ AEHINRS HERNIA, the protrusion of an organ through its surrounding wall [n] */* 

636 SHEITAN AEHINST shaitan (an evil spirit) [n ‐S] */s 

637 STHENIA AEHINST excessive energy [n ‐S] : STHENIC [adj] a/s 

638 HASTIER AEHIRST HASTY, speedy (swift (moving with a great rate of motion)) [adj] */* 

639 MANLIER AEILMNR MANLY, having the qualities of a man [adj] */* 

640 MARLINE‐ AEILMNR a rope used on a ship [n ‐S] */s 

641 MINERAL AEILMNR a naturally occurring inorganic substance having a characteristic set of physical properties [n ‐S] 

642 AILMENT AEILMNT a physical or mental disorder [n ‐S] b/s 

643 ALIMENT AEILMNT to nourish (to sustain with food) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

644 MALTIER AEILMRT MALTY, resembling malt [adj] */* 

645 MARLITE AEILMRT a type of marl [n ‐S] : MARLITIC [adj] */s 

646 PLAINER AEILNPR PLAIN, evident (clear to the vision or understanding) [adj] */* 

647 PRALINE AEILNPR a confection made of nuts cooked in sugar [n ‐S] */s 

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648 PANTILE AEILNPT a roofing tile [n ‐S] : PANTILED [adj] */ds 

649 RAVELIN AEILNRV a type of fortification [n ‐S] */gs 

650 INLAYER AEILNRY one that inlays (to set into a surface) [n ‐S] */s 

651 ‐VENTAIL AEILNTV the adjustable front of a medieval helmet [n ‐S] a/s 

652 PLAITER AEILPRT one that plaits (to braid (to weave together)) [n ‐S] */s 

653 PLATIER AEILPRT PLATY, split into thin, flat pieces [adj] */* 

654 IRATELY AEILRTY IRATE, angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility) [adv] */* 

655 REALITY AEILRTY something that is real [n ‐TIES] */* 

656 TEARILY AEILRTY in a teary manner [adv] */* 

657 MARINES‐ AEIMNRS MARINE, a soldier trained for service at sea and on land [n] */* 

658 REMAINS‐ AEIMNRS REMAIN, to continue in the same state [v] c/* 

659 SEMINAR‐ AEIMNRS an advanced study group at a college or university [n ‐S] */sy 

660 ETAMINS‐ AEIMNST ETAMIN, etamine (a loosely woven fabric) [n] */* 

661 INMATES‐ AEIMNST INMATE, one who is confined to an institution [n] */* 

662 TAMEINS‐ AEIMNST TAMEIN, a garment worn by Burmese women [n] */* 

663 IMARETS‐ AEIMRST IMARET, a Turkish inn [n] */* 

664 MAESTRI AEIMRST MAESTRO, a master of an art [n] */* 

665 MISRATE AEIMRST to rate incorrectly [v ‐RATED, ‐RATING, ‐RATES] */ds 

666 SMARTIE AEIMRST smarty (an obnoxiously conceited person) [n ‐S] */s 

667 MURIATE AEIMRTU chloride (a chlorine compound) [n ‐S] */ds 

668 PANIERS‐ AEINPRS PANIER, pannier (a large basket) [n] */* 

669 RAPINES‐ AEINPRS RAPINE, the taking of property by force [n] */* 

670 PANTIES‐ AEINPST PANTIE, a woman's or child's undergarment [n] */* 

671 PATINES‐ AEINPST PATINE, to cover with a patina [v] */* 

672 SAPIENT AEINPST a wise person [n ‐S] */s 

673 SPINATE AEINPST bearing thorns [adj] */* 

674 PETUNIA AEINPTU a tropical herb [n ‐S] */s 

675 RAVINES‐ AEINRSV RAVINE, a narrow, steep‐sided valley [n] */* 

676 NAIVEST‐ AEINSTV NAIVE, lacking sophistication [adj] */* 

677 NATIVES‐ AEINSTV NATIVE, an original inhabitant of an area [n] */* 

678 VAINEST AEINSTV VAIN, filled with undue admiration for oneself [adj] */* 

679 TAWNIES AEINSTW TAWNY, a light brown color [n] */t 

680 WANIEST AEINSTW WANY, waning in some parts [adj] */* 

681 ‐VAUNTIE AEINTUV boastful (given to boasting) [adj] */* 

682 PARTIES AEIPRST PARTY, to attend a social gathering [v] */* 

683 PASTIER‐ AEIPRST PASTY, pale and unhealthy in appearance [adj] */* 

684 PIASTER AEIPRST a monetary unit of several Arab countries [n ‐S] */s 

685 PIASTRE AEIPRST piaster (a monetary unit of several Arab countries) [n ‐S] */s 

686 PIRATES‐ AEIPRST PIRATE, to commit piracy [v] */* 

687 TRAIPSE AEIPRST to walk about in an idle or aimless manner [v TRAIPSED, TRAIPSING, TRAIPSES] */ds 

688 VASTIER AEIRSTV VASTY, vast (of great extent or size) [adj] */* 

689 VERITAS AEIRSTV truth (conformity to fact or reality) [n ‐TATES] */* 

690 WAISTER AEIRSTW a seaman stationed in the middle section of a ship [n ‐S] */s 

691 WAITERS‐ AEIRSTW WAITER, to work as a male server in a restaurant [v] a/* 

692 WARIEST AEIRSTW WARY, watchful (closely observant or alert) [adj] */* 

693 WASTRIE AEIRSTW wastry (reckless extravagance) [n ‐S] */s 

694 OREGANO AEGNOOR an aromatic herb used as a seasoning [n ‐NOS] */s 

695 ROOTAGE AEGOORT a system of roots [n ‐S] */s 

696 GOONIER‐ EGINOOR GOONY, stupid (mentally slow) [adj] */* 

697 AREOLAS‐ AAELORS AREOLA, a small space in a network of leaf veins [n] */* 

698 AUREOLA AAELORU a halo [n ‐LAS or ‐LAE] */es 

699 IODINES‐ DEIINOS IODINE, a nonmetallic element [n] */* 

700 IONISED‐ DEIINOS IONISE, to ionize (to convert into ions) [v] l/* 

701 ELISION EIILNOS the act of eliding (to omit (to leave out)) [n ‐S] */s 

702 ISOLINE EIILNOS an isogram (a line on a map connecting points of equal value) [n ‐S] */s 

703 ‐LIONISE EIILNOS to lionize (to treat or regard as a celebrity) [v ‐ISED, ‐ISING, ‐ISES] */drs 

704 IOLITES‐ EIILOST IOLITE, a mineral [n] */* 

705 OILIEST EIILOST OILY, covered or soaked with oil [adj] r/* 

706 TABORIN ABINORT taborine (a taboret (a small drum)) [n ‐S] */egs 

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707 CAROTIN ACINORT carotene (a plant pigment) [n ‐S] */s 

708 CORTINA‐ ACINORT a membrane on some mushrooms [n ‐S] */s 

709 ‐ATROPIN AINOPRT atropine (a poisonous alkaloid) [n ‐S] */es 

710 WAITRON AINORTW a server in a restaurant [n ‐S] */s 

711 ARIETTA AAEIRTT a short aria [n ‐S] */s 

712 RAINIER AEIINRR RAINY, marked by rain [adj] bg/* 

713 ALIGNED ADEGILN ALIGN, to arrange in a straight line [v] m/* 

714 DEALING ADEGILN a business transaction [n ‐S] */s 

715 LEADING ADEGILN a covering or border of lead [n ‐S] p/s 

716 GLADIER ADEGILR GLADY, having glades [adj] */* 

717 ‐GLAIRED‐ ADEGILR GLAIRE, to glair (to coat with egg white) [v] */* 

718 LIGATED‐ ADEGILT LIGATE, to bind (to tie or secure) [v] */* 

719 GAUDIER ADEGIRU GAUDY, tastelessly showy [adj] */* 

720 AGISTED ADEGIST AGIST, to feed and take care of for a fee, as livestock [v] */* 

721 ‐LEASING AEGILNS a falsehood [n ‐S] p/s 

722 LINAGES‐ AEGILNS LINAGE, the number of lines of printed material [n] */* 

723 SEALING AEGILNS SEAL, to close or make secure against access, leakage, or passage [v] */* 

724 LINGUAE‐ AEGILNU LINGUA, the tongue or a tonguelike part [n] */* 

725 UNAGILE AEGILNU AGILE, able to move quickly and easily [adj] */* 

726 GLAIRES‐ AEGILRS GLAIRE, to glair (to coat with egg white) [v] */* 

727 AIGLETS‐ AEGILST AIGLET, aglet (a metal sheath at the end of a lace) [n] */* 

728 GELATIS‐ AEGILST GELATI, gelato (Italian ice cream) [n] */* 

729 LIGATES‐ AEGILST LIGATE, to bind (to tie or secure) [v] */* 

730 GUINEAS‐ AEGINSU GUINEA, a former British coin [n] */* 

731 AUGITES‐ AEGISTU AUGITE, a mineral [n] */* 

732 ADORNER ADENORR one that adorns (to add something to for the purpose of making more attractive) [n ‐S] */s 

733 READORN ADENORR ADORN, to add something to for the purpose of making more attractive [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

734 NOTATED‐ ADENOTT NOTATE, to put into notation [v] */* 

735 ROTATED‐ ADEORTT ROTATE, to turn about an axis [v] */* 

736 REALTOR AELORRT a real estate agent who is a member of the National Association of Realtors ‐‐ a collective mark [n 

737 RELATOR AELORRT relater (one that relates (to give an account of)) [n ‐S] */s 

738 RETOTAL AELORTT TOTAL, to ascertain the entire amount of [v ‐TALED, ‐TALING, ‐TALS or ‐TALLED, ‐TALLING, ‐TALS] 

739 TONNEAU AENNOTU the rear seating compartment of an automobile [n ‐NEAUS or ‐NEAUX] */sx 

740 SERRANO AENORRS a small hot pepper [n ‐NOS] */s 

741 NOTATES‐ AENOSTT NOTATE, to put into notation [v] */* 

742 ROASTER AEORRST one that roasts (to cook with dry heat) [n ‐S] */s 

743 ROTATES‐ AEORSTT ROTATE, to turn about an axis [v] */* 

744 TOASTER AEORSTT a device for toasting [n ‐S] */s 

745 OUTRATE AEORTTU to surpass in a rating [v ‐RATED, ‐RATING, ‐RATES] */ds 

746 INTONED‐ DEINNOT INTONE, to speak in a singing voice [v] */* 

747 DOTTIER DEIORTT DOTTY, crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj] */* 

748 LORINER EILNORR lorimer (a maker of implements for harnesses and saddles) [n ‐S] */s 

749 TORTILE EILORTT twisted; coiled [adj] */* 

750 TRIOLET EILORTT a short poem of fixed form [n ‐S] */s 

751 REUNION EINNORU a reuniting of persons after separation [n ‐S] p/s 

752 INTONES‐ EINNOST INTONE, to speak in a singing voice [v] */* 

753 TENSION EINNOST to make tense (taut (fully stretched, so as not to be slack)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

754 IRONERS‐ EINORRS IRONER, a machine for pressing clothes [n] */* 

755 TONIEST EINOSTT TONY, stylish (fashionable) [adj] s/* 

756 RIOTERS‐ EIORRST RIOTER, one that riots (to take part in a violent public disturbance) [n] */* 

757 ROISTER EIORRST to revel (to engage in revelry (noisy merrymaking)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

758 KERATIN AEIKNRT a fibrous protein [n ‐S] */s 

759 ‐ANEARED AADEENR ANEAR, to approach (to come near or nearer to) [v] */* 

760 AERATED‐ AADEERT AERATE, to supply with air [v] */* 

761 AERATES‐ AAEERST AERATE, to supply with air [v] */* 

762 AUREATE AAEERTU golden (of the color of gold) [adj] l/* 

763 SIENITE EEIINST syenite (an igneous rock) [n ‐S] */s 

764 ELODEAS‐ ADEELOS ELODEA, an aquatic herb [n] */* 

765 OILSEED DEEILOS a seed from which oil is pressed out [n ‐S] */s 

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766 DRAGNET ADEGNRT a net for trawling [n ‐S] */s 

767 ‐GRANTED ADEGNRT GRANT, to bestow upon [v] */* 

768 ‐TANGLER‐ AEGLNRT one that tangles (to bring together in intricate confusion) [n ‐S] */s 

769 ARGENTS‐ AEGNRST ARGENT, silver [n] m/* 

770 GARNETS‐ AEGNRST GARNET, a mineral [n] */* 

771 STRANGE‐ AEGNRST unusual or unfamiliar [adj STRANGER, STRANGEST], a fundamental quark [n ‐S] e/rs 

772 GAUNTER AEGNRTU GAUNT, emaciated [adj] */* 

773 RINGLET EGILNRT a small ring [n ‐S] */s 

774 TINGLER‐ EGILNRT one that tingles (to cause a prickly, stinging sensation) [n ‐S] */s 

775 RESTING EGINRST REST, to refresh oneself by ceasing work or activity [v] cw/* 

776 STINGER EGINRST one that stings (to prick painfully) [n ‐S] */s 

777 TRUEING EGINRTU TRUE, to bring to conformity with a standard or requirement [v] */* 

778 ADENOID ADDEINO an enlarged lymphoid growth behind the pharynx [n ‐S] */s 

779 RADIOED ADDEIOR RADIO, to transmit by radio (an apparatus for wireless communication) [v] */* 

780 IODATED‐ ADDEIOT IODATE, to iodize (to treat with iodine) [v] */* 

781 TOADIED ADDEIOT TOADY, to engage in servile flattering [v] */* 

782 ACARINE AACEINR acarid (a type of arachnid (any of a class of segmented invertebrate animals)) [n ‐S] */s 

783 CARINAE‐ AACEINR CARINA, a carinate anatomical part [n] */* 

784 HETAIRA AAEHIRT hetaera (a concubine) [n ‐RAI or ‐RAS] */is 

785 AMENTIA AAEIMNT mental deficiency [n ‐S] */s 

786 ANIMATE AAEIMNT to give life to [v ‐MATED, ‐MATING, ‐MATES] */drs 

787 AMIRATE AAEIMRT the rank of an amir [n ‐S] */s 

788 PATINAE‐ AAEINPT PATINA, a green film that forms on bronze [n] */d 

789 APTERIA AAEIPRT APTERIUM, a bare area of skin between feathers [n] */* 

790 VARIATE AAEIRTV to vary (to become or make different) [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

791 ‐AWAITER AAEIRTW one that awaits (to wait for) [n ‐S] */s 

792 INTIMAE‐ AEIIMNT INTIMA, the innermost layer of an organ [n] */* 

793 AIRTIME AEIIMRT the time when a broadcast begins [n ‐S] */s 

794 ADORING ADGINOR ADORE, to love deeply [v] */* 

795 DOATING ADGINOT DOAT, to dote (to show excessive affection) [v] */* 

796 GORDITA ADGIORT a stuffed and fried pocket of cornmeal dough [n ‐S] */s 

797 ANTILOG AGILNOT the number corresponding to a given logarithm [n ‐S] */sy 

798 ORIGANS‐ AGINORS ORIGAN, marjoram (fragrant herb) [n] */* 

799 SIGNORA‐ AGINORS an Italian title of courtesy for a married woman [n ‐GNORE or ‐GNORAS] */s 

800 ‐SOARING AGINORS the sport of flying in a heavier‐than‐air craft without power [n ‐S] */s 

801 AGONIST AGINOST one that is engaged in a struggle [n ‐S] */s 

802 GITANOS‐ AGINOST GITANO, a Spanish gypsy [n] */* 

803 AUTOING AGINOTU AUTO, to ride in an automobile [v] */* 

804 OUTGAIN AGINOTU to gain more than [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

805 ORGIAST AGIORST one who participates in an orgy [n ‐S] */s 

806 ENDORSE DEENORS to sign the back of a negotiable document [v ‐DORSED, ‐DORSING, ‐DORSES] */ders 

807 DENOTES‐ DEENOST DENOTE, to indicate (to point out) [v] */* 

808 OERSTED DEEORST a unit of magnetic intensity [n ‐S] */s 

809 TEREDOS‐ DEEORST TEREDO, a bivalve mollusk [n] */* 

810 TOLUENE EELNOTU a flammable liquid [n ‐S] */s 

811 SOLERET EELORST solleret (a sabaton (a piece of armor for the foot)) [n ‐S] */s 

812 OUTSEEN‐ EENOSTU OUTSEE, to see beyond [v] */* 

813 OBELIAS‐ ABEILOS OBELIA, a marine hydroid [n] l/* 

814 CODEIAS‐ ACDEIOS CODEIA, codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n] */* 

815 CELOSIA ACEILOS a flowering plant [n ‐S] */s 

816 MELODIA ADEILMO a type of organ stop [n ‐S] */s 

817 OEDIPAL ADEILOP pertaining to the libidinal feelings in a child toward the parent of the opposite sex [adj] */* 

818 MIAOUED ADEIMOU MIAOU, to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v] */* 

819 ADIPOSE ADEIOPS animal fat [n ‐S] : ADIPIC [adj] */s 

820 ADENINE ADEEINN an alkaloid (a type of chemical compound) [n ‐S] */s 

821 READIER ADEEIRR READY, prepared [adj] */* 

822 EARLIER AEEILRR EARLY, near the beginning of a period of time or a series of events [adv] np/* 

823 LEARIER AEEILRR LEARY, leery (suspicious) [adj] b/* 

824 RERAISE AEEIRRS RAISE, to move to a higher position [v ‐RAISED, ‐RAISING, ‐RAISES] */ds 

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825 BANDORE ABDENOR an ancient lute [n ‐S] */s 

826 BROADEN ABDENOR to make broad (wide (having great extent from side to side)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

828 ‐BORATED‐ ABDEORT BORATE, to mix with borax or boric acid [v] */* 

829 TABORED ABDEORT TABOR, to beat on a small drum [v] */* 

830 NOTABLE ABELNOT a person of distinction [n ‐S] */s 

831 BLOATER ABELORT a smoked herring [n ‐S] */s 

832 BORANES‐ ABENORS BORANE, a chemical compound [n] */* 

833 BOASTER ABEORST one that boasts (to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds)) [n ‐S] */s 

834 ‐BOATERS‐ ABEORST BOATER, one that boats (to travel by boat (watercraft)) [n] */* 

835 ‐BORATES‐ ABEORST BORATE, to mix with borax or boric acid [v] */* 

836 REBATOS‐ ABEORST REBATO, rabato (a wide, lace‐edged collar) [n] */* 

837 SORBATE ABEORST a sorbed substance [n ‐S] */s 

838 ‐ACORNED ACDENOR ACORN, the fruit of the oak tree [adj] */* 

839 ‐TACNODE ACDENOT a point of contact between two curves [n ‐S] */s 

840 CORDATE ACDEORT heart‐shaped [adj] */* 

841 REDCOAT ACDEORT a British soldier during the American Revolution [n ‐S] */s 

842 CORNEAL‐ ACELNOR CORNEA, a part of the eye [adj] */* 

843 LACTONE ACELNOT any of a group of esters [n ‐S] : LACTONIC [adj] */s 

844 LOCATER‐ ACELORT one that locates (to determine the position of) [n ‐S] */s 

845 CANOERS‐ ACENORS CANOER, one who canoes (to paddle a canoe (a light, slender boat)) [n] */* 

846 COARSEN‐ ACENORS to make coarse (rough (having an uneven surface)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

847 CORNEAS‐ ACENORS CORNEA, a part of the eye [n] */* 

848 NARCOSE‐ ACENORS characterized by stupor [adj] */s 

849 OCTANES‐ ACENOST OCTANE, a liquid hydrocarbon [n] */* 

850 COASTER ACEORST a sled [n ‐S] */s 

851 ‐COATERS‐ ACEORST COATER, one that coats (to cover with a coat (an outer garment)) [n] */* 

852 RECOATS‐ ACEORST RECOAT, COAT, to cover with a coat (an outer garment) [v] */* 

853 OUTRACE ACEORTU to run faster or farther than [v ‐RACED, ‐RACING, ‐RACES] */ds 

854 MADRONE ADEMNOR madrona (an evergreen tree) [n ‐S] */s 

855 APRONED ADENOPR APRON, to provide with an apron (a garment worn to protect one's clothing) [v] */* 

856 OPERAND ADENOPR a quantity on which a mathematical operation is performed [n ‐S] */s 

857 PADRONE ADENOPR a master [n ‐NES or ‐NI] */s 

858 PANDORE ADENOPR bandore (an ancient lute) [n ‐S] */s 

859 NOTEPAD ADENOPT a number of sheets of paper glued together at one end [n ‐S] */s 

860 ADOPTER ADEOPRT one that adopts (to take into one's family by legal means) [n ‐S] */s 

861 READOPT ADEOPRT ADOPT, to take into one's family by legal means [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

862 FLOATER AEFLORT one that floats (to rest or remain on the surface of a liquid) [n ‐S] */s 

863 REFLOAT AEFLORT FLOAT, to rest or remain on the surface of a liquid [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

864 ANETHOL AEHLNOT anethole (a chemical compound) [n ‐S] */es 

865 ETHANOL AEHLNOT an alcohol (a flammable liquid) [n ‐S] m/s 

866 LOATHER‐ AEHLORT one that loathes (to detest greatly) [n ‐S] */s 

867 RATHOLE AEHLORT a hole made by a rat [n ‐S] */s 

868 HOARSEN‐ AEHNORS to make hoarse (low and rough in sound) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

869 SENHORA‐ AEHNORS a married Portuguese or Brazilian woman [n ‐S] */s 

870 EARSHOT AEHORST the range within which sound can be heard [n ‐S] */s 

871 OUTHEAR AEHORTU to surpass in hearing [v ‐HEARD, ‐HEARING, ‐HEARS] */ds 

872 ALMONER AELMNOR one that distributes alms [n ‐S] */s 

873 ‐LOMENTA‐ AELMNOT LOMENTUM, loment (a type of plant pod) [n] */* 

874 ‐OMENTAL‐ AELMNOT OMENTUM, a fold in an abdominal membrane [adj] */* 

875 TELAMON AELMNOT a male figure used as a supporting column [n ‐ES] */* 

876 POLENTA AELNOPT a thick mush of cornmeal [n ‐S] */s 

877 VOLANTE‐ AELNOTV moving with light rapidity ‐‐ used as a musical direction [adj] */* 

878 ANOLYTE AELNOTY the part of an electricity‐conducting solution nearest the anode [n ‐S] */s 

879 PROLATE AELOPRT extended lengthwise [adj] */* 

880 LEVATOR AELORTV a muscle that raises an organ or part [n ‐ES or ‐S] e/s 

881 ENAMORS‐ AEMNORS ENAMOR, to inspire with love [v] */* 

882 MOANERS‐ AEMNORS MOANER, one that moans (to utter a low, mournful sound) [n] */* 

883 OARSMEN AEMNORS OARSMAN, a person who rows a boat [n] */* 

884 ENAMOUR AEMNORU to enamor (to inspire with love) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

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885 NEUROMA AEMNORU a type of tumor (an abnormal swelling) [n ‐MAS or ‐MATA] */s 

886 AUTOMEN AEMNOTU AUTOMAN, an automobile maker [n] */* 

887 MAESTRO AEMORST a master of an art [n ‐STROS or ‐STRI] */s 

888 PERSONA‐ AENOPRS a character in a literary work [n ‐NAE], the public role that a person assumes [n ‐S] */els 

889 TEOPANS‐ AENOPST TEOPAN, a teocalli (an Aztec temple) [n] */* 

890 AUTOPEN AENOPTU a device for imitating signatures [n ‐S] */s 

891 ESPARTO AEOPRST a perennial grass [n ‐TOS] */s 

892 PROTEAS‐ AEOPRST PROTEA, an evergreen shrub [n] */e 

893 SEAPORT AEOPRST a harbor or town accessible to seagoing ships [n ‐S] */s 

894 OUTRAVE AEORTUV to surpass in raving [v ‐RAVED, ‐RAVING, ‐RAVES] */ds 

895 OUTWEAR AEORTUW to last longer than [v ‐WORE, ‐WORN, ‐WEARING, ‐WEARS] */sy 

896 DEORBIT BDEIORT to come out of an orbit [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

897 ORBITED BDEIORT ORBIT, to move or revolve around [v] */* 

898 BONIEST BEINOST BONEY, bony (full of bones) [adj] */* 

899 ORBIEST BEIORST ORBY, resembling a circle or sphere [adj] */* 

900 CTENOID CDEINOT comblike (resembling a comb) [adj] */* 

901 DEONTIC CDEINOT pertaining to moral obligation [adj] */* 

902 NOTICED‐ CDEINOT NOTICE, to become aware of [v] */* 

903 CORDITE CDEIORT an explosive powder [n ‐S] */s 

904 LECTION CEILNOT a portion of sacred writing read in a church service [n ‐S] ef/s 

905 COINERS‐ CEINORS COINER, one that coins (to make coins (metal currency)) [n] */* 

906 CRONIES CEINORS CRONY, a close friend [n] */* 

907 ORCEINS‐ CEINORS ORCEIN, a reddish brown dye [n] */* 

908 RECOINS‐ CEINORS RECOIN, COIN, to make coins (metal currency) [v] */* 

909 COENURI CEINORU COENURUS, a tapeworm larva [n] */* 

910 NOTICES‐ CEINOST NOTICE, to become aware of [v] */* 

911 SECTION CEINOST to divide into sections (distinct parts) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

912 EROTICS‐ CEIORST EROTIC, an amatory poem [n] */* 

913 HORDEIN DEHINOR a simple protein [n ‐S] */s 

914 THEROID DEHIORT resembling a beast (an animal (a living organism typically capable of voluntary motion and 

sensation)) [adj] */* 

915 MINORED DEIMNOR MINOR, to pursue a specific subordinate course of study [v] */* 

916 POINTED‐ DEINOPT POINT, to indicate direction with the finger [v] */* 

917 DOWNIER DEINORW DOWNY, soft (yielding readily to pressure) [adj] */* 

918 DIOPTER DEIOPRT a measure of refractive power [n ‐S] : DIOPTRAL [adj] */s 

919 DIOPTRE DEIOPRT diopter (a measure of refractive power) [n ‐S] */s 

920 PERIDOT DEIOPRT a mineral [n ‐S] */s 

921 PROTEID‐ DEIOPRT protein (a nitrogenous organic compound) [n ‐S] */es 

922 LOFTIER EFILORT LOFTY, extending high in the air [adj] */* 

923 TREFOIL EFILORT a plant having ternate leaves [n ‐S] */s 

924 FORTIES EFIORST FORTY, a number [n] */* 

925 OUTFIRE EFIORTU to surpass in firing [v ‐FIRED, ‐FIRING, ‐FIRES] */ds 

926 HOTLINE EHILNOT a direct communications system for immediate contact [n ‐S] */s 

927 ‐NEOLITH EHILNOT an ancient stone implement [n ‐S] */s 

928 HEROINS‐ EHINORS HEROIN, an addictive narcotic [n] */* 

929 INSHORE EHINORS near the shore [adj] */* 

930 ETHIONS‐ EHINOST ETHION, a pesticide [n] */* 

931 HISTONE EHINOST a simple protein [n ‐S] */s 

932 HERIOTS‐ EHIORST HERIOT, a feudal tribute or payment [n] */* 

933 HOISTER EHIORST one that hoists (to haul up by some mechanical means) [n ‐S] */s 

934 SHORTIE EHIORST shorty (one that is short) [n ‐S] */s 

935 MOTLIER EILMORT MOTLEY, composed of diverse elements [adj] */* 

936 PROLINE EILNOPR an amino acid [n ‐S] */s 

937 POTLINE EILNOPT a row of electrolytic cells [n ‐S] */s 

938 TOPLINE EILNOPT the outline of the top of an animal's body [n ‐S] */s 

939 VIOLENT EILNOTV marked by intense physical force or roughness [adj] */* 

940 TOWLINE EILNOTW a line used in towing [n ‐S] */s 

941 POITREL EILOPRT peytral (a piece of armor for the breast of a horse) [n ‐S] */s 

942 POLITER‐ EILOPRT POLITE, showing consideration for others [adj] */* 

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943 OVERLIT EILORTV OVERLIGHT, to light excessively [v] */* 

944 MERINOS‐ EIMNORS MERINO, a fine wool [n] */* 

945 MESTINO EIMNOST mestizo (a person of mixed ancestry) [n ‐NOS or ‐NOES] */s 

946 MOISTEN EIMNOST to make or become moist [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

947 SENTIMO EIMNOST a monetary unit of the Philippines [n ‐MOS] */s 

948 EROTISM EIMORST sexual excitement [n ‐S] */s 

949 MOISTER EIMORST MOIST, slightly wet [adj] */* 

950 MORTISE EIMORST to join or fasten securely [v ‐TISED, ‐TISING, ‐TISES] a/drs 

951 TRISOME EIMORST an organism having one chromosome in addition to the usual diploid number [n ‐S] */s 

952 ORPINES‐ EINOPRS ORPINE, a perennial herb [n] */* 

953 PINTOES EINOPST PINTO, a spotted horse [n] */* 

954 POINTES‐ EINOPST POINTE, a ballet position [n] */* 

955 POUTINE EINOPTU a dish of french fries and cheese curds topped with gravy [n ‐S] */s 

956 ENVIROS‐ EINORSV ENVIRO, an advocate for the preservation of the natural environment [n] */* 

957 ‐RENVOIS‐ EINORSV RENVOI, the expulsion by a government of an alien [n] */* 

958 VERSION EINORSV an account or description from a particular point of view [n ‐S] ae/s 

959 SNOWIER EINORSW SNOWY, abounding in snow [adj] */* 

960 TOWNIES‐ EINOSTW TOWNY, townie (a nonstudent who lives in a college town) [n] */* 

961 PROSTIE EIOPRST a prostitute [n ‐S] */s 

962 REPOSIT EIOPRST to put away [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

963 RIPOSTE‐ EIOPRST to make a return thrust in fencing [v ‐POSTED, ‐POSTING, ‐POSTES] */ds 

964 ROPIEST EIOPRST ROPEY, ropy (resembling a rope or ropes) [adj] */* 

965 POUTIER EIOPRTU POUTY, tending to pout [adj] */* 

966 UNITARD ADINRTU a leotard that also covers the legs [n ‐S] */s 

967 RATLINS‐ AILNRST RATLIN, ratline (one of the ropes forming the steps of a rope ladder on a ship) [n] */* 

968 NUTRIAS‐ AINRSTU NUTRIA, the coypu (an aquatic rodent) [n] */* 

969 TERRANE AEENRRT a rock formation [n ‐S] */s 

970 ENTREAT AEENRTT to ask for earnestly [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

971 RATTEEN AEENRTT a coarse woolen fabric [n ‐S] */s 

972 TERNATE AEENRTT arranged in groups of three [adj] */* 

973 INTERNE‐ EEINNRT a recent medical school graduate on a hospital staff [n ‐S] */des 

974 REINTER EEINRRT INTER, to bury (to put in the ground and cover with earth) [v ‐TERRED, ‐TERRING, ‐TERS] */s 

975 RENTIER EEINRRT one that receives a fixed income [n ‐S] */s 

976 TERRINE EEINRRT an earthenware jar [n ‐S] */s 

977 NETTIER EEINRTT NETTY, resembling a net [adj] */* 

978 TENTIER‐ EEINRTT TENTIE, tenty (watchful (closely observant or alert)) [adj] */* 

979 ROADEOS‐ ADEOORS ROADEO, a competition for truck drivers [n] */* 

980 AEROSOL AELOORS a gaseous suspension of fine solid or liquid particles [n ‐S] */s 

981 ROSEOLA AELOORS a rose‐colored skin rash [n ‐S] : ROSEOLAR [adj] */rs 

982 EIDOLON DEILNOO a phantom (something existing in appearance only) [n ‐LONS or ‐LA] */s 

983 OROIDES‐ DEIOORS OROIDE, an alloy used to imitate gold [n] */* 

984 OSTEOID DEIOOST uncalcified bone matrix [n ‐S] */s 

985 LOONIES‐ EILNOOS LOONIE, a coin worth one Canadian dollar [n] */t 

986 ORIOLES‐ EILOORS ORIOLE, an American songbird [n] */* 

987 OOLITES‐ EILOOST OOLITE, a variety of limestone [n] */* 

988 OSTIOLE EILOOST a small bodily opening [n ‐S] : OSTIOLAR [adj] */s 

989 STOOLIE EILOOST an informer (one that informs (to supply with information)) [n ‐S] */s 

990 REGALIA AAEGILR the rights and privileges of a king [n] */* 

991 BEADIER ABDEEIR BEADY, resembling beads [adj] */* 

992 BEANIES‐ ABEEINS BEANIE, a small cap [n] */* 

993 BEASTIE ABEEIST a tiny animal [n ‐S] */s 

994 DECIARE ACDEEIR a metric unit of area [n ‐S] */s 

995 EUCAINE ACEEINU an anesthetic [n ‐S] */s 

996 HEADIER ADEEHIR HEADY, intoxicating [adj] */* 

997 MEDIATE ADEEIMT to act between disputing parties in order to bring about a settlement [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] 

998 WEARIED ADEEIRW WEARY, to make or become weary [v] */* 

999 DEVIATE ADEEITV to turn aside from a course or norm [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

1000 FILAREE AEEFILR a European weed [n ‐S] */s 

1001 LEAFIER AEEFILR LEAFY, covered with leaves [adj] */* 

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1002 ‐FAERIES‐ AEEFIRS FAERIE, a fairy (an imaginary supernatural being) [n] */* 

1003 FREESIA AEEFIRS an African herb [n ‐S] */s 

1004 MEALIER‐ AEEILMR MEALY, soft, dry, and friable [adj] */* 

1005 ELAPINE AEEILNP pertaining to a family of snakes [adj] */* 

1006 EPILATE AEEILPT to remove hair from [v ‐LATED, ‐LATING, ‐LATES] d/ds 

1007 PILEATE AEEILPT having a pileus [adj] */d 

1008 LEAVIER AEEILRV LEAVY, leafy (covered with leaves) [adj] */* 

1009 VEALIER AEEILRV VEALY, immature [adj] */* 

1010 ELATIVE AEEILTV an adjectival form in some languages [n ‐S] r/s 

1011 MEANIES‐ AEEIMNS MEANIE, a nasty person [n] */* 

1012 SEAMIER AEEIMRS SEAMY, unpleasant (pleasing) [adj] */* 

1013 SERIEMA AEEIMRS a Brazilian bird [n ‐S] */s 

1014 APERIES AEEIPRS APERY, the act of aping (to mimic (to imitate closely)) [n] jn/* 

1015 WEARIES AEEIRSW WEARY, to make or become weary [v] */t 

1016 AERATOR AAEORRT one that aerates (to supply with air) [n ‐S] */s 

1017 ENROOTS‐ ENOORST ENROOT, to implant (to set securely) [v] */* 

1018 TANAGER AAEGNRT a brightly colored bird [n ‐S] */s 

1019 IGNITER‐ EGIINRT one that ignites (to set on fire) [n ‐S] */s 

1020 TIERING EGIINRT TIER, to arrange in tiers (rows placed one above another) [v] */* 

1021 CENTARE ACEENRT a measure of land area [n ‐S] */s 

1022 CRENATE ACEENRT having an edge with rounded projections [adj] */d 

1023 REENACT ACEENRT ENACT, to make into a law [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

1024 EARTHEN AEEHNRT made of earth [adj] */* 

1025 HEARTEN AEEHNRT to give courage to [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1026 NERVATE AEENRTV having veins [adj] e/* 

1027 VETERAN AEENRTV a former member of the armed forces [n ‐S] */s 

1028 ENTERIC CEEINRT pertaining to the enteron [adj] */s 

1029 ENTICER‐ CEEINRT one that entices (to allure (to attract with something desirable)) [n ‐S] */s 

1030 ‐NEITHER EEHINRT not one or the other [adj] */* 

1031 ‐THEREIN EEHINRT in that place [adv] */* 

1032 DIOXANE‐ ADEINOX a flammable liquid [n ‐S] */s 

1033 ANODIZE ADEINOZ to coat with a protective film by chemical means [v ‐IZED, ‐IZING, ‐IZES] */ds 

1034 EXORDIA ADEIORX EXORDIUM, a beginning [n] */l 

1035 OXIDATE ADEIOTX to oxidize (to combine with oxygen) [v ‐DATED, ‐DATING, ‐DATES] */ds 

1036 KAOLINE‐ AEIKLNO kaolin (a fine white clay) [n ‐S] */s 

1037 OARLIKE AEIKLOR resembling an oar [adj] */* 

1038 KEITLOA AEIKLOT a rhinoceros [n ‐S] */s 

1039 OATLIKE AEIKLOT resembling oats (a cereal grass) [adj] bgm/* 

1040 OAKIEST AEIKOST OAKY, tasting of oak sap [adj] */* 

1041 AZOTISE AEIOSTZ to azotize (to treat with nitrogen) [v ‐TISED, ‐TISING, ‐TISES] */ds 

1042 GLOATED ADEGLOT GLOAT, to regard with great or excessive satisfaction [v] */* 

1043 DOGEARS‐ ADEGORS DOGEAR, to turn down a corner of a page [v] */* 

1044 DOTAGES‐ ADEGOST DOTAGE, a state of senility [n] */* 

1045 GALORES‐ AEGLORS GALORE, abundance [n] */* 

1046 GAOLERS‐ AEGLORS GAOLER, jailer (a keeper of a jail) [n] */* 

1047 GELATOS‐ AEGLOST GELATO, Italian ice cream [n] */* 

1048 LEGATOS‐ AEGLOST LEGATO, a smooth and flowing musical style [n] */* 

1049 ‐AERUGOS‐ AEGORSU AERUGO, a green film that forms on copper [n] */* 

1050 OUTAGES‐ AEGOSTU OUTAGE, a failure or interruption in use or functioning [n] */* 

1051 GLENOID DEGILNO having the shallow or slightly cupped form of a bone socket [adj] */* 

1052 GLORIED DEGILOR GLORY, to rejoice proudly [v] */* 

1053 GODLIER DEGILOR GODLY, pious (marked by religious reverence) [adj] */* 

1054 DINGOES DEGINOS DINGO, a wild dog of Australia [n] */* 

1055 ELOIGNS‐ EGILNOS ELOIGN, to remove to a distant place [v] */* 

1056 LEGIONS‐ EGILNOS LEGION, a large military force [n] */* 

1057 LINGOES EGILNOS LINGO, strange or incomprehensible language [n] */* 

1058 LONGIES EGILNOS long underwear [n] */* 

1059 ‐GLORIES EGILORS GLORY, to rejoice proudly [v] */* 

1060 LOGIEST EGILOST LOGY, sluggish (displaying little movement or activity) [adj] */* 

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1061 IGNEOUS EGINOSU pertaining to fire [adj] l/* 

1062 AUDILES‐ ADEILSU AUDILE, one whose mental imagery is chiefly auditory [n] */* 

1063 JOINTER EIJNORT one that joints (to fit together by means of a junction) [n ‐S] */s 

1064 TONGERS‐ EGNORST TONGER, one that tongs (to lift with a type of grasping device) [n] */* 

1065 ‐AGINNER AEGINNR one that is against change [n ‐S] */s 

1066 EARNING AEGINNR EARN, to gain or deserve for one's labor or service [v] ly/s 

1067 ENGRAIN AEGINNR to ingrain (to impress firmly on the mind) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1068 GRANNIE AEGINNR granny (a grandmother) [n ‐S] */s 

1069 ‐NEARING AEGINNR NEAR, to approach (to come near or nearer to) [v] a/* 

1070 ANTEING AEGINNT ANTE, to put a fixed stake into the pot before the cards are dealt in poker [v] */* 

1071 ANTIGEN AEGINNT a substance that stimulates the production of antibodies [n ‐S] */es 

1072 GENTIAN AEGINNT a flowering plant [n ‐S] */s 

1073 ANGRIER AEGINRR ANGRY, feeling strong displeasure or hostility [adj] */* 

1074 EARRING AEGINRR an ornament for the earlobe [n ‐S] */s 

1075 GRAINER AEGINRR one that grains (to form into small particles) [n ‐S] */s 

1076 RANGIER AEGINRR RANGY, tall and slender [adj] o/* 

1077 ‐REARING AEGINRR REAR, to lift upright [v] */* 

1078 AEROBAT AABEORT one that performs feats in an aircraft [n ‐S] */s 

1079 AMARONE AAEMNOR a dry red wine [n ‐S] */s 

1080 NIOBITE BEIINOT the mineral columbite [n ‐S] */s 

1081 ONEIRIC CEIINOR pertaining to dreams [adj] */* 

1082 RIPIENO EIINOPR tutti (a musical passage performed by all the performers) [n ‐NI or ‐NOS] */s 

1083 DARNELS‐ ADELNRS DARNEL, an annual grass [n] */* 

1084 LANDERS‐ ADELNRS LANDER, one that lands (to set down upon land (solid ground)) [n] gs/* 

1085 ‐RELANDS‐ ADELNRS RELAND, LAND, to set down upon land (solid ground) [v] */* 

1086 ‐SLANDER ADELNRS to defame (to attack the good name of) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] i/s 

1087 SNARLED ADELNRS SNARL, to growl viciously [v] */* 

1088 LAUNDER ADELNRU to wash clothes [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1089 LURDANE‐ ADELNRU lurdan (a lazy or stupid person) [n ‐S] */s 

1090 DENTALS‐ ADELNST DENTAL, a dentally produced sound [n] */* 

1091 SLANTED ADELNST SLANT, to deviate from the horizontal or vertical [v] */* 

1092 LUNATED‐ ADELNTU lunate (crescent‐shaped) [adj] */* 

1093 DARTLES‐ ADELRST DARTLE, to dart repeatedly [v] */* 

1094 ‐ASUNDER ADENRSU into pieces [adv] */* 

1095 DANSEUR ADENRSU a male ballet dancer [n ‐S] */s 

1096 UNSATED ADENSTU SATE, to satiate (to satisfy to or beyond capacity) [adj] */* 

1097 ELUANTS‐ AELNSTU ELUANT, a solvent (a substance capable of dissolving others) [n] */* 

1098 ESTRUAL AELRSTU estrous (pertaining to estrus (the period of heat in female mammals)) [adj] */* 

1099 SALUTER‐ AELRSTU one that salutes (to greet with a sign of welcome or respect) [n ‐S] */s 

1100 DENTILS‐ DEILNST DENTIL, a small rectangular block [n] */* 

1101 DILUENT DEILNTU a diluting substance [n ‐S] */s 

1102 DILUTER‐ DEILRTU one that dilutes (to thin or reduce the concentration of) [n ‐S] */s 

1103 INSURED‐ DEINRSU one who is insured [n ‐S] */s 

1104 ‐DUNITES‐ DEINSTU DUNITE, an igneous rock [n] */* 

1105 DUSTIER DEIRSTU DUSTY, full of dust [adj] */* 

1106 STUDIER DEIRSTU one that studies (to apply the mind to the acquisition of knowledge) [n ‐S] */s 

1107 LUNIEST‐ EILNSTU LUNY, loony (crazy (insane (mentally unsound))) [adj] */* 

1108 LUTEINS‐ EILNSTU LUTEIN, a yellow pigment [n] */* 

1109 UTENSIL EILNSTU a useful implement [n ‐S] */s 

1110 LUSTIER EILRSTU LUSTY, full of vigor [adj] */* 

1111 RULIEST EILRSTU RULY, orderly [adj] */* 

1112 RUTILES‐ EILRSTU RUTILE, a mineral [n] */* 

1113 RADIANT‐ AADINRT a point from which rays are emitted [n ‐S] */s 

1114 ANTIARS‐ AAINRST ANTIAR, an arrow poison [n] */* 

1115 ARTISAN AAINRST a trained or skilled workman [n ‐S] bp/s 

1116 TSARINA AAINRST czarina (the wife of a czar) [n ‐S] */s 

1117 LADINOS‐ ADILNOS LADINO, a fast‐growing clover [n] */* 

1118 OUTLAID ADILOTU OUTLAY, to pay out [v] */* 

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1119 OUTSAID ADIOSTU OUTSAY, to surpass in saying [v] */* 

1120 OUTSAIL AILOSTU to sail faster than [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1121 LEONINE EEILNNO pertaining to a lion (a large, carnivorous feline mammal) [adj] */* 

1122 ANGERED ADEEGNR ANGER, to make angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility) [v] d/* 

1123 DERANGE ADEEGNR to disorder (to put out of order) [v ‐RANGED, ‐RANGING, ‐RANGES] */drs 

1124 ENRAGED‐ ADEEGNR ENRAGE, to make very angry [v] */* 

1125 GRANDEE ADEEGNR man of high social position [n ‐S] */s 

1126 GRENADE ADEEGNR an explosive device [n ‐S] */s 

1127 AGENTED ADEEGNT AGENT, to act as a representative for [v] */* 

1128 NEGATED‐ ADEEGNT NEGATE, to nullify (to make useless or ineffective) [v] */* 

1129 ENLARGE AEEGLNR to make or become larger [v ‐LARGED, ‐LARGING, ‐LARGES] */drs 

1130 GENERAL‐ AEEGLNR a military officer [n ‐S] */s 

1131 ‐GLEANER AEEGLNR one that gleans (to gather little by little) [n ‐S] */s 

1132 ELEGANT AEEGLNT tastefully opulent [adj] */* 

1133 ENRAGES‐ AEEGNRS ENRAGE, to make very angry [v] */* 

1134 UNEAGER AEEGNRU EAGER, impatiently longing [adj] */* 

1135 NEGATES‐ AEEGNST NEGATE, to nullify (to make useless or ineffective) [v] */* 

1136 ERGATES‐ AEEGRST ERGATE, a worker ant [n] */* 

1137 RESTAGE AEEGRST STAGE, to produce for public view [v ‐STAGED, ‐STAGING, ‐STAGES] */ds 

1138 DREEING DEEGINR DREE, to suffer (to feel pain or distress) [v] */* 

1139 ENERGID DEEGINR a nucleus and the body of cytoplasm with which it interacts [n ‐S] */s 

1140 REEDING DEEGINR a convex molding [n ‐S] b/s 

1141 REIGNED DEEGINR REIGN, to exercise sovereign power [v] */* 

1142 LEERING EEGILNR LEER, to look with a sideways glance [v] f/* 

1143 REELING EEGILNR sustained noise [n ‐S] c/s 

1144 GENTILE‐ EEGILNT a non‐Jewish person [n ‐S] */s 

1145 GREISEN EEGINRS a type of rock [n ‐S] */s 

1146 TROLAND ADLNORT a unit of measurement of retinal response to light [n ‐S] */s 

1147 ROTUNDA‐ ADNORTU a round building [n ‐S] */s 

1148 SANTOUR ANORSTU santir (a Persian dulcimer) [n ‐S] */s 

1149 NOSTRIL ILNORST an external opening of the nose [n ‐S] */s 

1150 NITROUS INORSTU containing nitrogen [adj] */* 

1151 TURIONS‐ INORSTU TURION, a thick new growth on a plant [n] */* 

1152 HOARIER AEHIORR HOARY, white with age [adj] */* 

1153 ARMOIRE AEIMORR a large, ornate cabinet [n ‐S] */s 

1154 ENTERON EENNORT the alimentary canal [n ‐TERONS or ‐TERA] */s 

1155 TENONER EENNORT one that tenons (to unite by means of a tenon (a projection on the end of a piece of wood)) [n ‐S] 

*/s 

1156 ‐BEARING ABEGINR demeanor (the manner in which one conducts oneself) [n ‐S] */s 

1157 ‐BEATING ABEGINT a defeat [n ‐S] */s 

1158 ANERGIC ACEGINR ANERGY, lack of energy [adj] */* 

1159 CIGARET ACEGIRT a narrow roll of finely cut tobacco for smoking [n ‐S] */s 

1160 ‐FEARING AEFGINR FEAR, to be afraid of [v] */* 

1161 FRIGATE AEFGIRT a sailing vessel [n ‐S] */s 

1162 ‐HEARING AEGHINR a preliminary examination [n ‐S] s/s 

1163 GAHNITE AEGHINT a mineral [n ‐S] */s 

1164 ‐HEATING AEGHINT HEAT, to make hot (having a high temperature) [v] c/* 

1165 GERMINA AEGIMNR GERMEN, something that serves as an origin [n] */l 

1166 MANGIER AEGIMNR MANGEY, mangy (affected with mange) [adj] */* 

1167 REAMING AEGIMNR REAM, to enlarge with a reamer [v] bcd/* 

1168 MINTAGE AEGIMNT the act of minting (to produce by stamping metal, as coins) [n ‐S] */s 

1169 TEAMING AEGIMNT TEAM, to form a team (a group of persons associated in a joint action) [v] s/* 

1170 TEGMINA AEGIMNT TEGMEN, a covering (something that covers) [n] */l 

1171 MIGRATE AEGIMRT to move from one region to another [v ‐GRATED, ‐GRATING, ‐GRATES] e/ds 

1172 RAGTIME AEGIMRT a style of American dance music [n ‐S] */s 

1173 REAPING AEGINPR REAP, to cut for harvest [v] */* 

1174 REAVING AEGINRV REAVE, to plunder (to rob of goods by force) [v] */* 

1175 VINEGAR AEGINRV a sour liquid used as a condiment or preservative [n ‐S] : VINEGARY [adj] */sy 

1176 ‐WEARING AEGINRW WEAR, to have on one's person [v] s/* 

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1177 VINTAGE AEGINTV a season's yield of wine from a vineyard [n ‐S] */rs 

1178 VIRGATE AEGIRTV an early English measure of land area [n ‐S] */s 

1179 AGAROSE AAEGORS a sugar obtained from agar [n ‐S] */s 

1180 EARLOBE ABEELOR a part of the ear [n ‐S] */s 

1181 AEROBES‐ ABEEORS AEROBE, an organism that requires oxygen to live [n] */* 

1182 ACEROSE ACEEORS needle‐shaped [adj] */* 

1183 ACETOSE ACEEOST acetous (tasting like vinegar) [adj] */* 

1184 COATEES‐ ACEEOST COATEE, a small coat [n] */* 

1185 ADOPTEE ADEEOPT one that is adopted [n ‐S] */s 

1186 PAROLEE‐ AEELOPR one who is paroled [n ‐S] */s 

1187 EUPNOEA AEENOPU eupnea (normal breathing) [n ‐S] : EUPNOEIC [adj] */s 

1188 OVERSEA AEEORSV overseas (beyond or across the sea) [adv] */s 

1189 EBONIES BEEINOS EBONY, a hard, heavy wood [n] */* 

1190 EBONISE BEEINOS to ebonize (to stain black in imitation of ebony) [v ‐ISED, ‐ISING, ‐ISES] */ds 

1191 CODEINE‐ CDEEINO a narcotic alkaloid [n ‐S] */s 

1192 CINEOLE‐ CEEILNO cineol (a liquid used as an antiseptic) [n ‐S] */s 

1193 SENECIO CEEINOS a flowering plant [n ‐CIOS] */s 

1194 COESITE CEEIOST a type of silica (a form of silicon) [n ‐S] */s 

1195 EMEROID DEEIMOR emerod (a tumor (an abnormal swelling)) [n ‐S] */s 

1196 EPIDOTE DEEIOPT a mineral [n ‐S] : EPIDOTIC [adj] l/s 

1197 OLEFINE‐ EEFILNO olefin (an alkene (a type of chemical compound)) [n ‐S] */s 

1198 PETIOLE EEILOPT the stalk of a leaf [n ‐S] : PETIOLED [adj] */ds 

1199 OVERLIE EEILORV to lie over [v ‐LAY, ‐LAIN, ‐LYING, ‐LIES] */s 

1200 RELIEVO EEILORV the projection of figures or forms from a flat background [n ‐VOS] */s 

1201 PEONIES EEINOPS PEONY, a flowering plant [n] */* 

1202 POETISE EEIOPST to poetize (to write poetry) [v ‐ISED, ‐ISING, ‐ISES] */drs 

1203 EROSIVE EEIORSV causing erosion [adj] */* 

1204 DAILIES ADEIILS DAILY, a newspaper published every weekday [n] */* 

1205 LIAISED‐ ADEIILS LIAISE, to establish liaison [v] */* 

1206 SEDILIA ADEIILS SEDILE, one of the seats in a church for the use of the officiating clergy [n] */* 

1207 ROOTIER EIOORRT ROOTY, full of roots [adj] */* 

1208 OFTENER EEFNORT OFTEN, frequently [adv] s/* 

1209 ‐THEREON EEHNORT on that [adv] */* 

1210 NEEDIER DEEEINR NEEDY, in a state of poverty [adj] */* 

1211 ‐ESERINE EEEINRS a toxic alkaloid [n ‐S] */s 

1212 EERIEST EEEIRST EERY, eerie (weird (mysteriously strange)) [adj] bl/* 

1213 ADRENAL AADELNR an endocrine gland [n ‐S] */s 

1214 LANATED‐ AADELNT lanate (covered with wool) [adj] */* 

1215 LATERAD AADELRT toward the side [adv] */* 

1216 ANSATED‐ AADENST ansate (having a handle) [adj] */* 

1217 AURATED‐ AADERTU aurate (having ears) [adj] */* 

1218 ARSENAL AAELNRS a collection or supply of weapons [n ‐S] */s 

1219 SEALANT AAELNST a sealing agent [n ‐S] */s 

1220 INSIDER‐ DEIINRS an accepted member of a clique [n ‐S] */s 

1221 URIDINE DEIINRU a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

1222 INDITES‐ DEIINST INDITE, to write or compose [v] */* 

1223 TINEIDS‐ DEIINST TINEID, one of a family of moths [n] */* 

1224 DIRTIES DEIIRST DIRTY, to make dirty (unclean (free from dirt or stain)) [v] */t 

1225 DITSIER DEIIRST DITSY, silly, eccentric [adj] */* 

1226 TIDIERS‐ DEIIRST TIDIER, one that tidies (to make tidy (neat and orderly)) [n] */* 

1227 INLIERS‐ EIILNRS INLIER, a type of rock formation [n] */* 

1228 RESILIN EIILNRS an elastic substance in the cuticles of many insects [n ‐S] */gs 

1229 LINIEST EIILNST LINEY, liny (resembling a line) [adj] */* 

1230 INUTILE EIILNTU useless (serving no purpose) [adj] */* 

1231 SILTIER EIILRST SILTY, full of silt [adj] */* 

1232 UNITIES EIINSTU UNITY, the state of being one single entity [n] */* 

1233 AEROBIC ABCEIOR AEROBE, an organism that requires oxygen to live [adj] */s 

1234 ICEBOAT ABCEIOT a vehicle that sails on ice [n ‐S] */s 

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1235 OBVIATE ABEIOTV to prevent or eliminate by effective measures [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] : OBVIABLE [adj] */ds 

1236 ACHIOTE ACEHIOT a yellowish red dye [n ‐S] */s 

1237 ENCOMIA ACEIMNO ENCOMIUM, a eulogy (a formal expression of high praise) [n] */* 

1238 COREMIA ACEIMOR COREMIUM, an organ of certain fungi [n] */* 

1239 APNOEIC ACEINOP APNOEA, apnea (temporary cessation of respiration) [adj] */* 

1240 ECTOPIA ACEIOPT congenital displacement of parts or organs [n ‐S] : ECTOPIC [adj] */s 

1241 FOAMIER AEFIMOR FOAMY, covered with foam [adj] */* 

1242 EMPORIA AEIMOPR EMPORIUM, a trading or market center [n] */* 

1243 MEROPIA AEIMOPR partial blindness [n ‐S] : MEROPIC [adj] */s 

1244 ANTIAIR AAIINRT directed against attacking aircraft [adj] */* 

1245 SOLARIA AAILORS SOLARIUM, a room exposed to the sun [n] */* 

1246 SOLATIA AAILOST SOLATIUM, a compensation given for damage to the feelings [n] */* 

1247 LIANOID ADIILNO pertaining to a liana (a tropical vine) [adj] */* 

1248 LIAISON AIILNOS a means for maintaining communication [n ‐S] */s 

1249 NEGATON AEGNNOT negatron (an electron (an elementary particle)) [n ‐S] */s 

1250 TONNAGE AEGNNOT total weight in tons [n ‐S] */s 

1251 GROANER AEGNORR one that groans (to utter a low, mournful sound) [n ‐S] */s 

1252 GARROTE AEGORRT to execute by strangling [v ‐ROTED, ‐ROTING, ‐ROTES] */drs 

1253 GAROTTE AEGORTT to garrote (to execute by strangling) [v GAROTTED, GAROTTING, GAROTTES] */drs 

1254 NEGRONI EGINNOR an alcoholic beverage [n ‐S] */s 

1255 IGNORER‐ EGINORR one that ignores (to refuse to notice) [n ‐S] */s 

1256 RONDELS‐ DELNORS RONDEL, a rondeau of 14 lines [n] */* 

1257 ROUNDEL DELNORU a round figure or object [n ‐S] */s 

1258 OLDSTER DELORST an old person [n ‐S] */s 

1259 ENDUROS‐ DENORSU ENDURO, a long race [n] */* 

1260 RESOUND DENORSU to make a loud, long, or echoing sound [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1261 SOUNDER DENORSU one that sounds (to make a sound (something that stimulates the auditory receptors)) [n ‐S] */s 

1262 UNDOERS‐ DENORSU UNDOER, one that undoes (to bring to ruin) [n] */* 

1263 SNOUTED DENOSTU SNOUT, to provide with a nozzle [v] */* 

1264 DETOURS‐ DEORSTU DETOUR, to take an indirect route [v] */* 

1265 DOUREST DEORSTU DOUR, sullen (showing a brooding ill humor or resentment) [adj] */* 

1266 REDOUTS‐ DEORSTU REDOUT, a condition in which blood is driven to the head [n] */* 

1267 ‐ROUSTED DEORSTU ROUST, to arouse and drive out [v] */* 

1268 DINITRO DIINORT containing two nitro groups [adj] */* 

1269 IRONIST IINORST one who uses irony [n ‐S] */s 

1270 ANNELID ADEILNN any of a phylum of segmented worms [n ‐S] */s 

1271 LINDANE ADEILNN an insecticide [n ‐S] */s 

1272 LARDIER ADEILRR LARDY, resembling lard [adj] */* 

1273 ‐RAIDERS‐ ADEIRRS RAIDER, one that raids (to make a sudden assault on) [n] b/* 

1274 RAILERS‐ AEILRRS RAILER, one that rails (to scold in abusive or insolent language) [n] t/* 

1275 SITUATE AEISTTU to place in a certain position [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

1276 CORONAE‐ ACENOOR CORONA, a luminous circle around a celestial body [n] */* 

1277 TEAROOM AEMOORT a restaurant serving tea [n ‐S] */s 

1278 EOBIONT BEINOOT a type of basic organism [n ‐S] */s 

1279 COONTIE CEINOOT a tropical plant [n ‐S] */s 

1280 FOOTIER‐ EFIOORT FOOTY, paltry (petty (insignificant)) [adj] */* 

1281 HOOTIER EHIOORT HOOTY, sounding like the cry of an owl [adj] */* 

1282 IONOMER EIMNOOR a type of plastic (any of a group of synthetic or natural moldable materials) [n ‐S] */s 

1283 MOONIER EIMNOOR MOONY, resembling the moon [adj] */* 

1284 ‐EMOTION EIMNOOT an affective state of consciousness [n ‐S] dr/s 

1285 TWOONIE EINOOTW toonie (a Canadian two‐dollar coin) [n ‐S] */s 

1286 EROTIZE EEIORTZ to give a sexual meaning to [v ‐TIZED, ‐TIZING, ‐TIZES] */ds 

1287 ERELONG EEGLNOR soon (in the near future) [adv] */* 

1288 LANTERN AELNNRT a protective case for a light [n ‐S] */s 

1289 TANNERS‐ AENNRST TANNER, one that tans (to convert hide into leather by soaking in chemicals) [n] */* 

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1290 ERRANTS‐ AENRRST ERRANT, a wanderer (one that wanders (to move about with no destination or purpose)) [n] */* 

1291 RANTERS‐ AENRRST RANTER, one that rants (to speak in a loud or vehement manner) [n] g/* 

1292 NATTERS‐ AENRSTT NATTER, to chatter (to talk rapidly and trivially) [v] */* 

1293 RATTENS‐ AENRSTT RATTEN, to harass (to bother persistently) [v] */* 

1294 TAUNTER AENRTTU one that taunts (to challenge or reproach sarcastically) [n ‐S] */s 

1295 ‐TRIDENT DEINRTT a spear having three prongs [n ‐S] s/s 

1296 INTERNS‐ EINNRST INTERN, to confine during a war [v] */* 

1297 ‐TINNERS‐ EINNRST TINNER, a tin miner [n] */* 

1298 RUNTIER EINRRTU RUNTY, small (of limited size or quantity) [adj] */* 

1299 RETINTS‐ EINRSTT RETINT, TINT, to color slightly or delicately [v] */* 

1300 ‐STINTER EINRSTT one that stints (to limit (to restrict)) [n ‐S] */s 

1301 ‐TINTERS‐ EINRSTT TINTER, one that tints (to color slightly or delicately) [n] s/* 

1302 NUTTIER EINRTTU NUTTY, silly; crazy [adj] */* 

1303 FOLIAGE AEFGILO the growth of leaves of a plant [n ‐S] : FOLIAGED [adj] */ds 

1304 HOAGIES‐ AEGHIOS HOAGIE, a long sandwich [n] */* 

1305 IMAGOES AEGIMOS IMAGO, an adult insect [n] */* 

1306 LEADENS‐ ADEELNS LEADEN, to make dull or sluggish [v] */* 

1307 DEALERS‐ ADEELRS DEALER, one that deals (to trade or do business) [n] */* 

1308 LEADERS‐ ADEELRS LEADER, one that leads or guides [n] p/* 

1309 ‐DELATES‐ ADEELST DELATE, to accuse (to make an assertion against) [v] */* 

1310 SAUTEED ADEESTU SAUTE, to fry in a small amount of fat [v] */* 

1311 ELUATES‐ AEELSTU ELUATE, the material obtained by eluting [n] */* 

1312 ENISLED‐ DEEILNS ENISLE, to isolate (to set apart from others) [v] */* 

1313 ENSILED‐ DEEILNS ENSILE, to store in a silo [v] */* 

1314 LINSEED DEEILNS flaxseed (the seed of flax) [n ‐S] */s 

1315 RESILED‐ DEEILRS RESILE, to spring back [v] */* 

1316 ISLETED DEEILST ISLET, a small island [adj] */* 

1317 RESIDUE DEEIRSU something remaining after the removal of a part [n ‐S] */s 

1318 UREIDES‐ DEEIRSU UREIDE, a chemical compound [n] */* 

1319 LEISURE EEILRSU freedom from the demands of work or duty [n ‐S] : LEISURED [adj] */ds 

1320 DANDIER ADDEINR DANDY, fine (of excellent quality) [adj] */* 

1321 ‐DRAINED ADDEINR DRAIN, to draw off a liquid [v] */* 

1322 NIDATED‐ ADDEINT NIDATE, to become implanted in the uterus [v] */* 

1323 RALLINE AEILLNR pertaining to a family of marsh birds [adj] */* 

1324 LITERAL AEILLRT a small error in printing or writing [n ‐S] */s 

1325 TALLIER AEILLRT one that tallies (to count (to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total)) [n ‐S] 

*/s 

1326 ARSINES‐ AEINRSS ARSINE, a poisonous gas [n] */* 

1327 ENTASIS AEINSST a slight convexity in a column [n ‐TASES] : ENTASTIC [adj] */* 

1328 NASTIES AEINSST NASTY, something that is nasty [n] */t 

1329 SEITANS‐ AEINSST SEITAN, a food made from wheat gluten [n] */* 

1330 SESTINA AEINSST a type of verse form [n ‐S] */s 

1331 TANSIES AEINSST TANSY, a perennial herb [n] */* 

1332 TISANES‐ AEINSST TISANE, a ptisan (a tea of herbs or barley) [n] */* 

1333 SATIRES‐ AEIRSST SATIRE, the use of derisive wit to attack folly or wickedness [n] */* 

1334 ANDIRON ADINNOR a metal support for holding wood in a fireplace [n ‐S] */s 

1335 ANTLION AILNNOT a predatory insect [n ‐S] */s 

1336 ANOINTS‐ AINNOST ANOINT, to apply oil to as a sacred rite [v] */* 

1337 NATIONS‐ AINNOST NATION, a politically organized people who share a territory, customs, and history [n] e/* 

1338 ONANIST AINNOST one who practices onanism (coitus deliberately interrupted to prevent insemination) [n ‐S] */s 

1339 STATION AINOSTT to assign to a position [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1340 DARTING ADGINRT DART, to move suddenly or swiftly [v] */* 

1341 TRADING ADGINRT TRADE, to give in exchange for another commodity [v] */* 

1342 GASTRIN AGINRST a hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs) [n ‐S] */s 

1343 GRATINS‐ AGINRST GRATIN, a type of food crust [n] */* 

1344 RATINGS‐ AGINRST RATING, relative estimate or evaluation [n] g/* 

1345 ‐STARING AGINRST STARE, to gaze fixedly [v] */* 

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1346 BEGROAN ABEGNOR to groan at [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1347 ACROGEN ACEGNOR a plant growing at the apex only [n ‐S] */s 

1348 COAGENT ACEGNOT a person, force, or other agent working together with another [n ‐S] */s 

1349 COGNATE ACEGNOT one that is related to another [n ‐S] */s 

1350 FAGOTER AEFGORT one that fagots (to bind together into a bundle) [n ‐S] */s 

1351 MARENGO AEGMNOR served with a sauce of mushrooms, tomatoes, oil, and wine [adj] */* 

1352 MEGARON AEGMNOR the great central hall of an ancient Greek house [n ‐ARA] */* 

1353 MAGNETO‐ AEGMNOT a type of electric generator [n ‐TOS] */ns 

1354 MEGATON AEGMNOT a unit of explosive force [n ‐S] */s 

1355 MONTAGE AEGMNOT to combine into a composite picture [v ‐TAGED, ‐TAGING, ‐TAGES] */ds 

1356 WAGONER AEGNORW one who drives a wagon [n ‐S] */s 

1357 ORANGEY‐ AEGNORY orangy (resembling or suggestive of an orange) [adj ‐ANGIER, ‐ANGIEST] */* 

1358 PORTAGE AEGOPRT to transport from one navigable waterway to another [v ‐TAGED, ‐TAGING, ‐TAGES] */ds 

1359 COREIGN CEGINOR a joint reign [n ‐S] */s 

1360 ERGOTIC CEGIORT ERGOT, a fungus (any of a major group of lower plants) [adj] */* 

1361 FOREIGN EFGINOR situated outside a place or country [adj] */* 

1362 EMOTING EGIMNOT EMOTE, to express emotion in an exaggerated manner [v] d/* 

1363 MITOGEN EGIMNOT a substance that induces mitosis [n ‐S] */s 

1364 PERIGON EGINOPR an angle equal to 360 degrees [n ‐S] */s 

1365 PIROGEN EGINOPR PIROG, a large Russian pastry [n] */* 

1366 OVERING EGINORV OVER, to leap above and to the other side of [v] ch/* 

1367 VETOING EGINOTV VETO, to forbid or prevent authoritatively [v] */* 

1368 VERTIGO EGIORTV a disordered state in which the individual or his surroundings seem to whirl dizzily [n ‐GOES, ‐ 

GOS, or ‐GINES] */s 

1369 ‐TENDERS‐ DEENRST TENDER, to present for acceptance [v] */* 

1370 DENTURE DEENRTU a set of teeth [n ‐S] : DENTURAL [adj] */s 

1371 RETUNED‐ DEENRTU RETUNE, TUNE, to put into the proper pitch [v] */* 

1372 ‐TENURED‐ DEENRTU TENURE, to grant tenure (the status of holding one's position on a permanent basis) to [v] */* 

1373 NESTLER‐ EELNRST one that nestles (to lie snugly) [n ‐S] */s 

1374 RELENTS‐ EELNRST RELENT, to become less severe [v] */* 

1375 NEUTERS‐ EENRSTU NEUTER, to castrate (to remove the testes of) [v] */* 

1376 RETUNES‐ EENRSTU RETUNE, TUNE, to put into the proper pitch [v] */* 

1377 ‐TENURES‐ EENRSTU TENURE, to grant tenure (the status of holding one's position on a permanent basis) to [v] */* 

1378 TUREENS‐ EENRSTU TUREEN, a large, deep bowl [n] */* 

1379 BEDRAIL ABDEILR a board at the side of a bed [n ‐S] */s 

1380 ‐BRAILED ABDEILR BRAIL, to haul in a sail [v] */* 

1381 RIDABLE ABDEILR capable of being ridden [adj] */* 

1382 BANDIES ABDEINS BANDY, to throw to and fro [v] */* 

1383 BASINED ABDEINS BASIN, a large bowl [adj] */* 

1384 ‐ABIDERS‐ ABDEIRS ABIDER, one that abides (to accept without objection) [n] */* 

1385 ‐BRAISED‐ ABDEIRS BRAISE, to cook in fat [v] */* 

1386 DARBIES ABDEIRS handcuffs [n] */* 

1387 SEABIRD ABDEIRS a bird frequenting the ocean or seacoast [n ‐S] */s 

1388 SIDEBAR ABDEIRS a short news story accompanying a major story [n ‐S] */s 

1389 DAUBIER ABDEIRU DAUBY, smeary (smeared) [adj] */* 

1390 LESBIAN ABEILNS a female homosexual [n ‐S] */s 

1391 BAILERS‐ ABEILRS BAILER, bailor (a person who bails property to another) [n] */* 

1392 ABLEIST ABEILST one that practices ableism (prejudice or discrimination against disabled people) [n ‐S] */s 

1393 ALBITES‐ ABEILST ALBITE, a mineral [n] */* 

1394 ASTILBE ABEILST an Asian perennial [n ‐S] */s 

1395 BASTILE ABEILST bastille (a prison) [n ‐S] */s 

1396 BESTIAL ABEILST pertaining to beasts (an animal (a living organism typically capable of voluntary motion and 

sensation)) [adj] */* 

1397 BLASTIE ABEILST a dwarf (an extremely small person) [n ‐S] */rs 

1398 STABILE ABEILST a stationary abstract sculpture [n ‐S] */s 

1399 INLACED‐ ACDEILN INLACE, to enlace (to bind with laces) [v] */* 

1400 DECRIAL ACDEILR the act of decrying (to denounce (to condemn openly)) [n ‐S] */s 

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1401 RADICEL ACDEILR a rootlet (a small root) [n ‐S] */s 

1402 RADICLE ACDEILR a part of a plant embryo [n ‐S] */s 

1403 CITADEL ACDEILT a fortress or stronghold [n ‐S] */s 

1404 DELTAIC ACDEILT DELTA, an alluvial deposit at the mouth of a river [adj] */* 

1405 DIALECT ACDEILT a regional variety of a language [n ‐S] */s 

1406 EDICTAL ACDEILT EDICT, an authoritative order having the force of law [adj] */* 

1407 CANDIES ACDEINS CANDY, to coat with sugar [v] */* 

1408 INCASED‐ ACDEINS INCASE, to encase (to enclose in a case) [v] */* 

1409 RADICES ACDEIRS RADIX, the root of a plant [n] */* 

1410 SIDECAR ACDEIRS a passenger car attached to a motorcycle [n ‐S] */s 

1411 DACITES‐ ACDEIST DACITE, a light gray rock [n] */* 

1412 INLACES‐ ACEILNS INLACE, to enlace (to bind with laces) [v] */* 

1413 SANICLE ACEILNS a medicinal herb [n ‐S] */s 

1414 SCALENI ACEILNS SCALENUS, a muscle of the neck [n] */* 

1415 CAULINE ACEILNU pertaining to a stem [adj] a/* 

1416 CLARIES ACEILRS CLARY, an aromatic herb [n] */* 

1417 ECLAIRS‐ ACEILRS ECLAIR, a type of pastry (a sweet baked food) [n] */* 

1418 SCALIER ACEILRS SCALY, peeling off in flakes [adj] */* 

1419 AURICLE ACEILRU an ear or ear‐shaped part [n ‐S] : AURICLED [adj] */ds 

1420 ELASTIC ACEILST a stretchable material [n ‐S] */s 

1421 LACIEST ACEILST LACEY, lacy (resembling lacework (a delicate openwork fabric)) [adj] */* 

1422 LATICES ACEILST LATEX, a milky liquid of certain plants [n] */* 

1423 SAUCIER ACEIRSU a chef who specializes in sauces [n ‐S] */s 

1424 FADEINS‐ ADEFINS FADEIN, a gradual increase in the brightness of an image [n] */* 

1425 FARSIDE ADEFIRS the farther side [n ‐S] */s 

1426 INHALED‐ ADEHILN INHALE, to take into the lungs [v] */* 

1427 AIRSHED ADEHIRS the air supply of a given region [n ‐S] */s 

1428 ‐DASHIER ADEHIRS DASHY, stylish (fashionable) [adj] */* 

1429 HARDIES ADEHIRS HARDY, a blacksmith's chisel [n] */t 

1430 SHADIER ADEHIRS SHADY, shaded [adj] */* 

1431 PLAINED ADEILNP PLAIN, to complain (to express discontent) [v] */* 

1432 ANVILED ADEILNV ANVIL, to shape on an anvil (a heavy iron block) [v] */* 

1433 LIPREAD ADEILPR to understand spoken words by interpreting the lip movements of a speaker [v ‐READ, ‐READING, 

‐READS] */s 

1434 ‐PREDIAL ADEILPR praedial (pertaining to land) [adj] */* 

1435 PLAITED ADEILPT PLAIT, to braid (to weave together) [v] */* 

1436 ‐TALIPED ADEILPT a person afflicted with clubfoot [n ‐S] */s 

1437 RIVALED ADEILRV RIVAL, to strive to equal or surpass [v] */* 

1438 READILY ADEILRY in a ready manner [adv] */* 

1439 MAIDENS‐ ADEIMNS MAIDEN, a young unmarried woman [n] */* 

1440 MEDIANS‐ ADEIMNS MEDIAN, a central part [n] */* 

1441 MEDINAS‐ ADEIMNS MEDINA, the native quarter of a North African city [n] */* 

1442 SIDEMAN ADEIMNS a member of a jazz band [n SIDEMEN] */* 

1443 UNAIMED ADEIMNU AIM, to direct toward a specified object or goal [adj] */* 

1444 ADMIRES‐ ADEIMRS ADMIRE, to regard with wonder, pleasure, and approval [v] */* 

1445 MISREAD ADEIMRS to read incorrectly [v ‐READ, ‐READING, ‐READS] */s 

1446 SEDARIM ADEIMRS SEDER, a Jewish ceremonial dinner [n] */* 

1447 SIDEARM ADEIMRS a weapon worn at the side [n ‐S] */s 

1448 DIASTEM ADEIMST an interruption in the deposition of sediment [n ‐S] */as 

1449 MISDATE ADEIMST to date incorrectly [v ‐DATED, ‐DATING, ‐DATES] */ds 

1450 PANDIES ADEINPS PANDY, to punish by striking the hand [v] */* 

1451 INVADES‐ ADEINSV INVADE, to enter for conquest or plunder [v] */* 

1452 ‐ASPIRED‐ ADEIPRS ASPIRE, to have an earnest desire or ambition [v] */* 

1453 DESPAIR ADEIPRS to lose all hope [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1454 DIAPERS‐ ADEIPRS DIAPER, to put a diaper (a baby's breechcloth) on [v] */* 

1455 ‐PRAISED‐ ADEIPRS PRAISE, to express approval or admiration of [v] u/* 

1456 ADVISER‐ ADEIRSV one that advises (to give advice to) [n ‐S] */s 

1457 DATIVES‐ ADEISTV DATIVE, a grammatical case [n] */* 

1458 VISTAED ADEISTV VISTA, a distant view [adj] */* 

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1459 DAWTIES‐ ADEISTW DAWTIE, dautie (a small pet) [n] */* 

1460 WAISTED ADEISTW WAIST, the part of the body between the ribs and the hips [adj] */* 

1461 FINALES‐ AEFILNS FINALIS, a type of tone in medieval music [n] */* 

1462 FAILURE AEFILRU the act of failing [n ‐S] */s 

1463 FETIALS‐ AEFILST FETIAL, a priest of ancient Rome [n] */* 

1464 SEALIFT AEFILST to transport (military personnel and equipment) by ship [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1465 INHALES‐ AEHILNS INHALE, to take into the lungs [v] */* 

1466 HAILERS‐ AEHILRS HAILER, one that hails (to welcome (to greet cordially)) [n] */* 

1467 SHALIER AEHILRS SHALY, resembling shale (a fissile rock) [adj] */* 

1468 HAULIER AEHILRU hauler (one that hauls (to pull with force)) [n ‐S] */s 

1469 HALITES‐ AEHILST HALITE, a mineral [n] */* 

1470 HELIAST AEHILST an Athenian judge [n ‐S] */s 

1471 ‐MALINES‐ AEILMNS MALINE, a delicate net used for veils [n] */* 

1472 MENIALS‐ AEILMNS MENIAL, a domestic servant [n] */* 

1473 SEMINAL‐ AEILMNS pertaining to semen (a fluid produced in the male reproductive organs) [adj] */* 

1474 ALUMINE‐ AEILMNU alumina (an oxide of aluminum) [n ‐S] */s 

1475 MAILERS‐ AEILMRS MAILER, one that mails (to send by a governmental postal system.) [n] */* 

1476 REALISM AEILMRS concern with fact or reality [n ‐S] */s 

1477 ‐REMAILS‐ AEILMRS REMAIL, MAIL, to send by a governmental postal system. [v] */* 

1478 ALPINES‐ AEILNPS ALPINE, a plant native to high mountain regions [n] */* 

1479 PINEALS‐ AEILNPS PINEAL, a gland in the brain [n] */* 

1480 SPANIEL AEILNPS a dog with silky hair [n ‐S] */s 

1481 SPLENIA AEILNPS SPLENIUM, a surgical bandage [n] */l 

1482 ‐ALEVINS‐ AEILNSV ALEVIN, a young fish [n] */* 

1483 ‐VALINES‐ AEILNSV VALINE, an amino acid [n] */* 

1484 LAWINES‐ AEILNSW LAWINE, lauwine (an avalanche) [n] */* 

1485 ELYSIAN AEILNSY delightful [adj] */* 

1486 LAUWINE AEILNUW an avalanche [n ‐S] */s 

1487 APLITES‐ AEILPST APLITE, a fine‐grained rock [n] h/* 

1488 PALIEST AEILPST PALY, somewhat pale [adj] */* 

1489 PLATIES AEILPST PLATY, a small tropical fish [n] */t 

1490 TALIPES AEILPST clubfoot (a deformed foot) [n TALIPES] */* 

1491 REVISAL AEILRSV a revision (a revised version) [n ‐S] */s 

1492 WAILERS‐ AEILRSW WAILER, one that wails (to utter a long, mournful cry) [n] */* 

1493 ESTIVAL AEILSTV pertaining to summer [adj] af/* 

1494 UREMIAS‐ AEIMRSU UREMIA, an abnormal condition of the blood [n] */* 

1495 ‐UPRAISE AEIPRSU to raise up [v ‐RAISED, ‐RAISING, ‐RAISES] */drs 

1496 DOILIES DEIILOS DOILY, a small napkin [n] */* 

1497 IDOLISE DEIILOS to idolize (to worship (to honor and love as a divine being)) [v ‐ISED, ‐ISING, ‐ISES] */drs 

1498 GOONIES‐ EGINOOS GOONY, gooney (an albatross) [n] */t 

1499 ISOGONE‐ EGINOOS a line on a map used to show characteristics of the earth's magnetic field [n ‐S] */s 

1500 NOOGIES‐ EGINOOS NOOGIE, a playful rubbing of one's knuckles on another's head [n] */* 

1501 GOOSIER EGIOORS GOOSEY, goosy (resembling a goose (a swimming bird)) [adj] */* 

1502 GOOIEST EGIOOST GOOEY, sticky or viscid [adj] */* 

1503 REIMAGE AEEGIMR IMAGE, to imagine (to form a mental picture of) [v ‐AGED, ‐AGING, ‐AGES] */ds 

1504 EPIGEAN AEEGINP epigeous (growing on or close to the ground) [adj] */* 

1505 BARTEND ABDENRT to tend a barroom [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1506 BANTERS‐ ABENRST BANTER, to exchange mildly teasing remarks [v] */* 

1507 TRANCED‐ ACDENRT TRANCE, to put into a trance (a semiconscious state) [v] */* 

1508 CENTRAL‐ ACELNRT situated at, in, or near the center [adj ‐TRALER, ‐TRALEST], a telephone exchange [n ‐S] */s 

1509 CANTERS‐ ACENRST CANTER, to ride a horse at a moderate pace [v] */* 

1510 CARNETS‐ ACENRST CARNET, an official permit [n] */* 

1511 NECTARS‐ ACENRST NECTAR, a delicious drink [n] */* 

1512 RECANTS‐ ACENRST RECANT, to make a formal retraction or disavowal of [v] */* 

1513 ‐SCANTER ACENRST SCANT, meager (deficient in quantity or quality) [adj] */* 

1514 TANRECS‐ ACENRST TANREC, tenrec (a mammal that feeds on insects) [n] */* 

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1515 ‐TRANCES‐ ACENRST TRANCE, to put into a trance (a semiconscious state) [v] */* 

1516 CENTAUR ACENRTU a mythological creature [n ‐S] */sy 

1517 UNCRATE ACENRTU to remove from a crate [v ‐CRATED, ‐CRATING, ‐CRATES] */ds 

1518 VERDANT ADENRTV green with vegetation [adj] */* 

1519 ENTHRAL AEHLNRT to enthrall (to charm (to attract irresistibly)) [v ‐THRALLED, ‐THRALLING, ‐THRALS] */ls 

1520 ANTHERS‐ AEHNRST ANTHER, the pollen‐bearing part of a stamen [n] p/* 

1521 THENARS‐ AEHNRST THENAR, the palm of the hand [n] */* 

1522 HAUNTER AEHNRTU one that haunts (to visit frequently) [n ‐S] c/s 

1523 UNEARTH AEHNRTU to dig up [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1524 URETHAN AEHNRTU urethane (a chemical compound) [n ‐S] */es 

1525 PLANTER AELNPRT one that plants (to place in the ground for growing) [n ‐S] */s 

1526 REPLANT‐ AELNPRT PLANT, to place in the ground for growing [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

1527 VENTRAL AELNRTV a fin located on the underside of a fish [n ‐S] */s 

1528 MARTENS‐ AEMNRST MARTEN, a carnivorous mammal [n] s/* 

1529 SARMENT AEMNRST a type of plant stem [n ‐S] */as 

1530 ‐SMARTEN AEMNRST to improve in appearance [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1531 ARPENTS‐ AENPRST ARPENT, an old French unit of area [n] */* 

1532 ENTRAPS‐ AENPRST ENTRAP, to trap (to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals)) [v] */* 

1533 PARENTS‐ AENPRST PARENT, to exercise the functions of a parent (a father or mother) [v] */* 

1534 ‐PASTERN‐ AENPRST a part of a horse's foot [n ‐S] */s 

1535 TREPANS‐ AENPRST TREPAN, to trephine (to operate on with a surgical saw) [v] */* 

1536 SERVANT AENRSTV one that serves others [n ‐S] */s 

1537 TAVERNS‐ AENRSTV TAVERN, a place where liquor is sold to be drunk on the premises [n] */* 

1538 VERSANT AENRSTV the slope of a mountain or mountain chain [n ‐S] */s 

1539 WANTERS‐ AENRSTW WANTER, one that wants (to have a desire for) [n] */* 

1540 VAUNTER AENRTUV one that vaunts (to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds)) [n ‐S] */s 

1541 TRIBUNE BEINRTU a defender of the rights of the people [n ‐S] */s 

1542 TURBINE BEINRTU a type of engine [n ‐S] */s 

1543 CISTERN CEINRST a water tank [n ‐S] */as 

1544 CRETINS‐ CEINRST CRETIN, an idiot (a mentally deficient person) [n] */* 

1545 PRINTED DEINPRT PRINT, to produce by pressed type on a surface [v] s/* 

1546 TINDERY‐ DEINRTY TINDER, readily combustible material [adj] */* 

1547 SNIFTER EFINRST a pear‐shaped liquor glass [n ‐S] */s 

1548 ‐HINTERS‐ EHINRST HINTER, one that hints (to suggest indirectly) [n] */* 

1549 INERTLY EILNRTY inactively [adv] */* 

1550 MINSTER EIMNRST a large or important church [n ‐S] */s 

1551 ‐MINTERS‐ EIMNRST MINTER, one that mints (to produce by stamping metal, as coins) [n] */* 

1552 REMINTS‐ EIMNRST REMINT, to melt down and make into new coin [v] */* 

1553 MINUTER‐ EIMNRTU MINUTE, very small [adj] */* 

1554 UNMITER EIMNRTU to depose from the rank of bishop [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1555 UNMITRE EIMNRTU to unmiter (to depose from the rank of bishop) [v ‐TRED, ‐TRING, ‐TRES] */ds 

1556 PTERINS‐ EINPRST PTERIN, a chemical compound [n] */* 

1557 INVERTS‐ EINRSTV INVERT, to turn upside down [v] */* 

1558 STRIVEN‐ EINRSTV STRIVE, to exert much effort or energy [v] */* 

1559 TWINERS‐ EINRSTW TWINER, one that twines (to twist together) [n] */* 

1560 ‐WINTERS‐ EINRSTW WINTER, to pass the winter (the coldest season of the year) [v] */* 

1561 VENTURI EINRTUV a device for measuring the flow of a fluid [n ‐S] */s 

1562 INBOARD ABDINOR a type of boat motor [n ‐S] */s 

1563 BANDITO‐ ABDINOT a bandit (a robber (one that robs (rob))) [n ‐TOS] */s 

1564 ORBITAL ABILORT a subdivision of a nuclear shell [n ‐S] */s 

1565 BASTION ABINOST a fortified place [n ‐S] */s 

1566 BONITAS‐ ABINOST BONITA, bonito (a marine food fish) [n] */* 

1567 OBTAINS‐ ABINOST OBTAIN, to gain possession of [v] */* 

1568 CAROTID ACDIORT an artery in the neck [n ‐S] */s 

1569 CLARION ACILNOR to proclaim by blowing a medieval trumpet [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1570 ACTIONS‐ ACINOST ACTION, the process of acting [n] fpt/* 

1571 ‐ATONICS‐ ACINOST ATONIC, an unaccented syllable or word [n] */* 

1572 CATIONS‐ ACINOST CATION, a positively charged ion [n] */* 

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1573 AUCTION ACINOTU to sell publicly to the highest bidder [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1574 CAUTION ACINOTU to warn (to make aware of impending or possible danger) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1575 ANTHOID ADHINOT resembling a flower [adj] */* 

1576 PADRONI ADINOPR PADRONE, a master [n] */* 

1577 PONIARD ADINOPR to stab with a dagger [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1578 PINTADO ADINOPT a large food fish [n ‐DOS or ‐DOES] */s 

1579 PAROTID ADIOPRT a salivary gland [n ‐S] */s 

1580 INSOFAR AFINORS to such an extent [adv] */* 

1581 FAITOUR AFIORTU an impostor (one that poses as another for deceptive purposes) [n ‐S] */s 

1582 AIRSHOT AHIORST an aircheck (a recording made from a radio broadcast) [n ‐S] */s 

1583 SHORTIA AHIORST a perennial herb [n ‐S] */s 

1584 THORIAS‐ AHIORST THORIA, an oxide of thorium [n] */* 

1585 ORALITY AILORTY the state of being produced orally [n ‐TIES] m/* 

1586 MANITOS‐ AIMNOST MANITO, manitou (an Algonquian Indian deity) [n] */* 

1587 MANITOU‐ AIMNOTU an Algonquian Indian deity [n ‐S] */s 

1588 TINAMOU AIMNOTU a South American game bird [n ‐S] */s 

1589 AMORIST AIMORST a lover (one that loves another) [n ‐S] */s 

1590 SOPRANI AINOPRS SOPRANO, the highest singing voice [n] */* 

1591 OPUNTIA AINOPTU an American cactus [n ‐S] */s 

1592 UTOPIAN‐ AINOPTU one who believes in the perfectibility of human society [n ‐S] */s 

1593 WARISON AINORSW a call to attack [n ‐S] */s 

1594 AIRPOST AIOPRST a system of conveying mail by airplane [n ‐S] */s 

1595 TRAVOIS AIORSTV a type of sled [n ‐ES] */e 

1596 VIATORS‐ AIORSTV VIATOR, a traveler (one that travels (to go from one place to another)) [n] a/* 

1597 OSTIARY AIORSTY a doorkeeper at a church [n ‐ARIES] */* 

1598 ALANINE‐ AAEILNN an amino acid [n ‐S] */s 

1599 SATIATE AAEISTT to satisfy to or beyond capacity [v SATIATED, SATIATING, SATIATES] */ds 

1600 ANILINE‐ AEIILNN a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

1601 ASININE AEIINNS obstinately stupid or silly [adj] */* 

1602 OORALIS‐ AILOORS OORALI, curare (an arrow poison) [n] w/* 

1603 AGONIZE AEGINOZ to suffer extreme pain [v ‐NIZED, ‐NIZING, ‐NIZES] */ds 

1604 GAUDIES ADEGISU GAUDY, a festival (a day or time of celebration) [n] */t 

1605 NARRATE AAENRRT to tell a story [v ‐RATED, ‐RATING, ‐RATES] */drs 

1606 TINNIER EIINNRT TINNY, of or resembling tin [adj] */* 

1607 NITRITE EIINRTT a salt of nitrous acid [n ‐S] */s 

1608 NITTIER EIINRTT NITTY, full of nits [adj] */* 

1609 DEALATE AADEELT an insect divested of its wings [n ‐S] : DEALATED [adj] */ds 

1610 DEITIES DEEIIST DEITY, a god or goddess [n] */* 

1611 TOTALED ADELOTT TOTAL, to ascertain the entire amount of [v] */* 

1612 ADORERS‐ ADEORRS ADORER, one that adores (to love deeply) [n] */* 

1613 DROSERA ADEORRS a sundew (a marsh plant) [n ‐S] */s 

1614 TOASTED ADEOSTT TOAST, to brown by exposure to heat [v] */* 

1615 OUTDATE ADEOTTU to make out‐of‐date [v ‐DATED, ‐DATING, ‐DATES] */ds 

1616 TOLUATE AELOTTU a chemical salt [n ‐S] */s 

1617 ‐AROUSER‐ AEORRSU one that arouses (to stimulate) [n ‐S] c/s 

1618 OUTEATS‐ AEOSTTU OUTEAT, to surpass in eating [v] */* 

1619 DOTIEST DEIOSTT DOTY, stained by decay [adj] */* 

1620 LORRIES EILORRS LORRY, a type of wagon or truck [n] */* 

1621 LITOTES EILOSTT a figure of speech in which an assertion is made by the negation of its opposite [n LITOTES] : 

LITOTIC [adj] */* 

1622 TOILETS‐ EILOSTT TOILET, to dress and groom oneself [v] */* 

1623 DONATOR ADNOORT a donor (one that donates (to contribute)) [n ‐S] */s 

1624 ODORANT ADNOORT an odorous substance [n ‐S] */s 

1625 TANDOOR ADNOORT a clay oven [n ‐DOORS or ‐DOORI] */is 

1626 TORNADO ADNOORT a violent windstorm [n ‐DOES or ‐DOS] : TORNADIC [adj] */s 

1627 ORTOLAN ALNOORT a European bird [n ‐S] */s 

1628 RATOONS‐ ANOORST RATOON, to sprout from a root planted the previous year [v] */* 

1629 SANTOOR ANOORST santir (a Persian dulcimer) [n ‐S] */s 

1630 NITROSO‐ INOORST containing nitrosyl [adj] */* 

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1631 TORSION INOORST the act of twisting [n ‐S] */s 

1632 GRANITA AAGINRT an iced dessert [n ‐S] */s 

1633 AIRTING AGIINRT AIRT, to guide (to show the way to) [v] */* 

1634 ‐DANGLER‐ ADEGLNR one that dangles (to hang loosely) [n ‐S] */s 

1635 GNARLED ADEGLNR GNARL, to twist into a state of deformity [v] */* 

1636 ‐TANGLED‐ ADEGLNT TANGLE, to bring together in intricate confusion [v] */* 

1637 ‐DANGERS‐ ADEGNRS DANGER, to endanger (to imperil (to place in jeopardy)) [v] */* 

1638 GANDERS‐ ADEGNRS GANDER, to wander (to move about with no destination or purpose) [v] */* 

1639 GARDENS‐ ADEGNRS GARDEN, to cultivate a plot of ground [v] */* 

1640 ‐STANGED ADEGNST STANG, to sting (to prick painfully) [v] */* 

1641 UNGATED ADEGNTU GATE, to supply with a gate (a movable barrier) [adj] */* 

1642 ANGLERS‐ AEGLNRS ANGLER, one that angles (to fish with a hook and line) [n] djmtw/* 

1643 GRANULE AEGLNRU a small particle [n ‐S] */s 

1644 GELANTS‐ AEGLNST GELANT, gellant (a substance used to produce gelling) [n] */* 

1645 ‐TANGLES‐ AEGLNST TANGLE, to bring together in intricate confusion [v] */* 

1646 LANGUET‐ AEGLNTU a tonguelike part [n ‐S] */s 

1647 LARGEST‐ AEGLRST LARGE, of considerable size or quantity [adj] */* 

1648 TEGULAR AEGLRTU resembling a tile [adj] */* 

1649 ‐GLINTED DEGILNT GLINT, to glitter (to sparkle (to give off or reflect flashes of light)) [v] */* 

1650 TINGLED‐ DEGILNT TINGLE, to cause a prickly, stinging sensation [v] */* 

1651 DINGERS‐ DEGINRS DINGER, a home run [n] */* 

1652 ENGIRDS‐ DEGINRS ENGIRD, to gird (to surround (to extend completely around)) [v] */* 

1653 DUNGIER DEGINRU DUNGY, filthy (offensively dirty) [adj] */* 

1654 NIDGETS‐ DEGINST NIDGET, an idiot (a mentally deficient person) [n] */* 

1655 DUETING DEGINTU DUET, to perform a duet (a musical composition for two) [v] */* 

1656 LINGERS‐ EGILNRS LINGER, to delay leaving [v] cfs/* 

1657 ‐SLINGER EGILNRS one that slings (to throw with a sudden motion) [n ‐S] */s 

1658 ‐GLISTEN EGILNST to shine by reflection [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1659 SINGLET‐ EGILNST a man's undershirt or jersey [n ‐S] */s 

1660 SNIGLET EGILNST a word coined for something not having a name [n ‐S] */s 

1661 ‐TINGLES‐ EGILNST TINGLE, to cause a prickly, stinging sensation [v] */* 

1662 ‐ELUTING EGILNTU ELUTE, to remove by means of a solvent [v] */* 

1663 ‐GLISTER EGILRST to glisten (to shine by reflection) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1664 GRISTLE EGILRST the tough part of meat [n ‐S] */s 

1665 REUSING EGINRSU REUSE, USE, to put into service [v] */* 

1666 ‐GUNITES‐ EGINSTU GUNITE, a mixture of cement, sand, and water [n] */* 

1667 GUSTIER EGIRSTU GUSTY, blowing in gusts [adj] */* 

1668 GUTSIER EGIRSTU GUTSY, brave (showing courage) [adj] */* 

1669 TRAIKED ADEIKRT TRAIK, to trudge (to walk tiredly) [v] */* 

1670 LANKIER AEIKLNR LANKY, ungracefully tall and thin [adj] c/* 

1671 ANTLIKE AEIKLNT resembling an ant (a small insect) [adj] */* 

1672 RATLIKE AEIKLRT resembling a rat [adj] */* 

1673 TALKIER‐ AEIKLRT TALKY, tending to talk a great deal [adj] s/* 

1674 SNAKIER AEIKNRS SNAKEY, snaky (resembling a snake) [adj] */* 

1675 INTAKES‐ AEIKNST INTAKE, the act of taking in [n] */* 

1676 UNAKITE AEIKNTU an igneous rock [n ‐S] */s 

1677 RELAXIN AEILNRX a female hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs) [n ‐S] */gs 

1678 ANTIQUE AEINQTU to give an appearance of age to [v ‐TIQUED, ‐TIQUING, ‐TIQUES] */drs 

1679 QUINATE AEINQTU arranged in groups of five [adj] */* 

1680 ANTISEX AEINSTX opposed to sexual activity [adj] */* 

1681 SEXTAIN AEINSTX a stanza of six lines [n ‐S] */s 

1682 ZANIEST‐ AEINSTZ ZANY, ludicrously comical [adj] */* 

1683 ZEATINS‐ AEINSTZ ZEATIN, a chemical compound found in maize [n] */* 

1684 AZURITE AEIRTUZ a mineral [n ‐S] l/s 

1685 ABELIAN‐ AABEILN being a commutative group in mathematics [adj] */* 

1686 LABIATE AABEILT a labiated plant [n ‐S] */ds 

1687 CARDIAE‐ AACDEIR CARDIA, an opening of the esophagus [n] */* 

1688 AIRHEAD AADEHIR a stupid person [n ‐S] */s 

1689 MADEIRA AADEIMR a white wine [n ‐S] */s 

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1690 AVIATED‐ AADEITV AVIATE, to fly an aircraft [v] */* 

1691 ‐AWAITED AADEITW AWAIT, to wait for [v] */* 

1692 LAMINAE‐ AAEILMN LAMINA, a thin plate, scale, or layer [n] */* 

1693 REAVAIL AAEILRV AVAIL, to be of use or advantage to [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1694 VELARIA AAEILRV VELARIUM, an awning over an ancient Roman theater [n] */* 

1695 AMNESIA AAEIMNS loss of memory [n ‐S] */cs 

1696 ANEMIAS‐ AAEIMNS ANEMIA, a disorder of the blood [n] */* 

1697 URAEMIA AAEIMRU uremia (an abnormal condition of the blood) [n ‐S] : URAEMIC [adj] */s 

1698 PAESANI‐ AAEINPS PAESANO, a fellow countryman [n] */* 

1699 SPIRAEA AAEIPRS spirea (a flowering shrub) [n ‐S] */s 

1700 AVIATES‐ AAEISTV AVIATE, to fly an aircraft [v] */* 

1701 CILIATE ACEIILT one of a class of ciliated protozoans [n ‐S] */ds 

1702 AMIDINE‐ ADEIIMN a type of chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

1703 DIAMINE‐ ADEIIMN a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

1704 PERIDIA ADEIIPR PERIDIUM, the covering of the spore‐bearing organ in many fungi [n] */l 

1705 FILIATE AEFIILT to bring into close association [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

1706 FAIRIES AEFIIRS FAIRY, an imaginary supernatural being [n] */* 

1707 RAMILIE AEIILMR ramillie (a type of wig) [n ‐S] */s 

1708 VIRELAI AEIILRV virelay (a medieval French verse form) [n ‐S] */s 

1709 AMITIES AEIIMST AMITY, friendship [n] */* 

1710 AIRWISE AEIIRSW skillful in aviation [adj] */* 

1711 DONNERT DENNORT donnered (dazed) [adj] */* 

1712 TONNERS‐ ENNORST TONNER, an object having a specified tonnage [n] */* 

1713 NEUTRON ENNORTU a subatomic particle [n ‐S] */s 

1714 SNORTER ENORRST one that snorts (to exhale noisily through the nostrils) [n ‐S] */s 

1715 STENTOR ENORSTT a person having a very loud voice [n ‐S] */s 

1716 LOADING ADGILNO a burden [n ‐S] */s 

1717 GOLIARD ADGILOR a wandering student [n ‐S] */s 

1718 GANOIDS‐ ADGINOS GANOID, a type of fish [n] */* 

1719 GIRASOL AGILORS a variety of opal [n ‐S] */es 

1720 GLORIAS‐ AGILORS GLORIA, a halo [n] */* 

1721 GALIOTS‐ AGILOST GALIOT, galliot (a small galley) [n] */* 

1722 LATIGOS‐ AGILOST LATIGO, a strap used to fasten a saddle [n] */* 

1723 GIAOURS‐ AGIORSU GIAOUR, a non‐Muslim [n] */* 

1724 AGOUTIS‐ AGIOSTU AGOUTI, a burrowing rodent [n] */* 

1725 RESOLED‐ DEELORS RESOLE, SOLE, to furnish with a sole (the bottom surface of a shoe or boot) [v] */* 

1726 URODELE DEELORU a type of amphibian [n ‐S] */s 

1727 RATTIER AEIRRTT RATTY, infested with rats [adj] b/* 

1728 ‐TARTIER AEIRRTT TARTY, suggestive of a prostitute [adj] */* 

1729 ADORNED ADDENOR ADORN, to add something to for the purpose of making more attractive [v] */* 

1730 DONATED‐ ADDENOT DONATE, to contribute [v] */* 

1731 REALLOT AELLORT ALLOT, to give as a share or portion [v ‐LOTTED, ‐LOTTING, ‐LOTS] p/s 

1732 REASONS‐ AENORSS REASON, to derive inferences or conclusions from known or presumed facts [v] t/* 

1733 SENORAS‐ AENORSS SENORA, a married Spanish woman [n] */* 

1734 OSETRAS‐ AEORSST OSETRA, a golden or brownish caviar [n] */* 

1735 OSSETRA AEORSST osetra (a golden or brownish caviar) [n ‐S] */s 

1736 DENTOID DDEINOT resembling a tooth (one of the hard structures attached in a row to each jaw) [adj] */* 

1737 SENIORS‐ EINORSS SENIOR, a person who is older than another [n] */* 

1738 SONSIER‐ EINORSS SONSIE, sonsy (comely (pleasing to look at)) [adj] */* 

1739 NOSIEST EINOSST NOSEY, nosy (unduly curious) [adj] */* 

1740 ROSIEST EIORSST ROSY, rose‐colored [adj] p/* 

1741 SORITES EIORSST a type of argument used in logic [n SORITES] : SORITIC [adj] */* 

1742 SORTIES‐ EIORSST SORTIE, to attack suddenly from a defensive position [v] */* 

1743 ‐STORIES EIORSST STORY, to relate as a story (an account of an event or series of events) [v] */* 

1744 TRIOSES‐ EIORSST TRIOSE, a simple sugar [n] */* 

1745 ANTBEAR AABENRT an aardvark (an African mammal) [n ‐S] */s 

1746 CATERAN AACENRT a brigand (a bandit (a robber (one that robs))) [n ‐S] */s 

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1747 RAMENTA AAEMNRT RAMENTUM, a scale formed on the surface of leaves [n] */* 

1748 TAVERNA‐ AAENRTV a cafe in Greece [n ‐S] */s 

1749 CITRINE‐ CEIINRT a variety of quartz [n ‐S] */s 

1750 CRINITE CEIINRT a fossil crinoid [n ‐S] */s 

1751 INCITER‐ CEIINRT one that incites (to arouse to action) [n ‐S] */s 

1752 NERITIC CEIINRT pertaining to shallow water [adj] */* 

1753 NIFTIER EFIINRT NIFTY, stylish; pleasing [adj] */* 

1754 INHERIT EHIINRT to receive by legal succession [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1755 INTERIM EIIMNRT an interval (a space of time between periods or events) [n ‐S] */s 

1756 MINTIER EIIMNRT MINTY, having the flavor mint (an aromatic herb) [adj] */* 

1757 TERMINI EIIMNRT TERMINUS, a terminal (an end or extremity) [n] */* 

1758 INVITER‐ EIINRTV one that invites (to request the presence of) [n ‐S] */s 

1759 VITRINE EIINRTV a glass showcase for art objects [n ‐S] */s 

1760 ‐TWINIER EIINRTW TWINY, resembling twine (a strong string) [adj] */* 

1761 JANITOR AIJNORT a maintenance man [n ‐S] */s 

1762 OUTRANG‐ AGNORTU OUTRING, to ring louder than [v] */e 

1763 SORTING GINORST SORT, to arrange according to kind, class, or size [v] */* 

1764 STORING GINORST STORE, to put away for future use [v] */* 

1765 TRIGONS‐ GINORST TRIGON, an ancient stringed instrument [n] */* 

1766 OUTGRIN GINORTU to surpass in grinning (to smile broadly) [v ‐GRINNED, ‐GRINNING, ‐GRINS] */s 

1767 OUTRING GINORTU to ring louder than [v ‐RANG, ‐RUNG, ‐RINGING, ‐RINGS] */s 

1768 ‐ROUTING GINORTU ROUTE, to send on a particular course [v] g/* 

1769 TOURING GINORTU cross‐country skiing for pleasure [n ‐S] */s 

1770 AIRBOAT AABIORT a boat used in swampy areas [n ‐S] */s 

1771 ‐OCARINA AACINOR a wind instrument [n ‐S] */s 

1772 ANIMATO AAIMNOT in a lively manner ‐‐ used as a musical direction [adv] */r 

1773 OVARIAN AAINORV pertaining to an ovary (a female reproductive gland) [adj] */* 

1774 ‐AVIATOR AAIORTV one that aviates (to fly an aircraft) [n ‐S] */s 

1775 AMORINI AIIMNOR AMORINO, an amoretto (a cupid (a naked, winged representation of the Roman god of love)) [n] 

*/* 

1776 ALDRINS‐ ADILNRS ALDRIN, an insecticide [n] */* 

1777 DIURNAL ADILNRU a diary (a personal journal) [n ‐S] */s 

1778 DURIANS‐ ADINRSU DURIAN, an East Indian tree [n] */* 

1779 INSULAR AILNRSU an islander (one that lives on an island) [n ‐S] */s 

1780 URINALS‐ AILNRSU URINAL, a fixture used for urinating [n] */* 

1781 RITUALS‐ AILRSTU RITUAL, a system of rites [n] */* 

1782 DENTATE ADEENTT having teeth [adj] e/d 

1783 RETREAD ADEERRT to furnish with a new tread [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1784 ‐TREADER ADEERRT one that treads (to walk on, over, or along) [n ‐S] */s 

1785 TREATED ADEERTT TREAT, to behave in a particular way toward [v] */* 

1786 ‐LEARNER AEELNRR one that learns (to gain knowledge by experience, instruction, or study) [n ‐S] */s 

1787 RELEARN AEELNRR LEARN, to gain knowledge by experience, instruction, or study [v ‐LEARNED or ‐LEARNT, ‐ 

LEARNING, ‐LEARNS] */st 

1788 ALERTER AEELRRT ALERT, ready for sudden action [adj] */* 

1789 ALTERER AEELRRT one that alters (to make different) [n ‐S] fp/s 

1790 REALTER AEELRRT ALTER, to make different [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

1791 ‐RELATER‐ AEELRRT one that relates (to give an account of) [n ‐S] */s 

1792 ENSNARE AEENNRS to trap (to catch in a trap (a device for capturing and holding animals)) [v ‐SNARED, ‐SNARING, ‐ 

SNARES] */drs 

1793 RENNASE AEENNRS rennin (an enzyme (a complex protein)) [n ‐S] */s 

1794 NEATENS‐ AEENNST NEATEN, to make neat (being in a state of cleanliness and order) [v] */* 

1795 ‐UNEATEN AEENNTU EAT, to consume food [adj] */* 

1796 EARNERS‐ AEENRRS EARNER, one that earns (to gain or deserve for one's labor or service) [n] ly/* 

1797 REEARNS‐ AEENRRS REEARN, EARN, to gain or deserve for one's labor or service [v] */* 

1798 NEATEST AEENSTT NEAT, being in a state of cleanliness and order [adj] */* 

1799 RETEARS‐ AEERRST RETEAR, TEAR, to emit tears (drops of saline liquid secreted by a gland of the eye) [v] */* 

1800 SERRATE AEERRST to furnish with toothlike projections [v ‐RATED, ‐RATING, ‐RATES] */ds 

1801 TEARERS‐ AEERRST TEARER, one that tears or rips [n] */* 

1802 ESTREAT AEERSTT to copy from court records for use in prosecution [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

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1803 ‐RESTATE AEERSTT STATE, to set forth in words [v ‐STATED, ‐STATING, ‐STATES] */ds 

1804 RETASTE AEERSTT TASTE, to perceive the flavor of by taking into the mouth [v ‐TASTED, ‐TASTING, ‐TASTES] p/ds 

1805 DENTINE‐ DEEINNT dentin (the hard substance forming the body of a tooth) [n ‐S] */s 

1806 DERNIER DEEINRR last [adj] */* 

1807 NERDIER DEEINRR NERDY, socially inept [adj] */* 

1808 DINETTE DEEINTT a small dining room [n ‐S] */s 

1809 RETIRED‐ DEEIRRT RETIRE, to go away or withdraw [v] */* 

1810 RETRIED DEEIRRT RETRY, TRY, to attempt (to make an effort to do or accomplish) [v] */* 

1811 TIREDER DEEIRRT TIRED, sapped of strength [adj] */* 

1812 LENIENT EEILNNT gently tolerant [adj] */* 

1813 ENTITLE EEILNTT to give a title to [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */ds 

1814 RETITLE EEILRTT TITLE, to furnish with a title (a distinctive appellation) [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */ds 

1815 NEURINE EEINNRU a ptomaine poison [n ‐S] */s 

1816 INTENSE EEINNST existing in an extreme degree [adj ‐TENSER, ‐TENSEST] */r 

1817 TENNIES EEINNST low‐cut sneakers [n] */* 

1818 RERISEN‐ EEINRRS RERISE, RISE, to move upward [v] */* 

1819 RETIRES‐ EEIRRST RETIRE, to go away or withdraw [v] */* 

1820 RETRIES EEIRRST RETRY, TRY, to attempt (to make an effort to do or accomplish) [v] */* 

1821 TERRIES EEIRRST TERRY, an absorbent fabric [n] */* 

1822 TESTIER EEIRSTT TESTY, irritable [adj] */* 

1823 LABORED ABDELOR LABOR, to work (to exert one's powers of body or mind for some purpose) [v] */* 

1824 BLOATED ABDELOT BLOAT, to swell (to increase in size or volume) [v] */* 

1825 LOBATED‐ ABDELOT lobate (having lobes) [adj] g/* 

1826 BOASTED ABDEOST BOAST, to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds) [v] */* 

1827 RUBEOLA ABELORU a virus disease [n ‐S] : RUBEOLAR [adj] */rs 

1828 BOATELS‐ ABELOST BOATEL, a waterside hotel [n] */* 

1829 OBLATES‐ ABELOST OBLATE, a layman residing in a monastery [n] */* 

1830 CELADON ACDELNO a pale green color [n ‐S] */s 

1831 CAROLED ACDELOR CAROL, to sing joyously [v] */* 

1832 LOCATED‐ ACDELOT LOCATE, to determine the position of [v] */* 

1833 ACNODES‐ ACDENOS ACNODE, an element of a mathematical set that is isolated from the other elements [n] t/* 

1834 DEACONS‐ ACDENOS DEACON, to read a hymn aloud [v] */* 

1835 COASTED ACDEOST COAST, to slide down a hill [v] */* 

1836 SECONAL ACELNOS a preparation of secobarbital ‐‐ a trademark [n ‐S] */s 

1837 CLAROES ACELORS CLARO, a mild cigar [n] */* 

1838 COALERS‐ ACELORS COALER, one that supplies coal [n] */* 

1839 ESCOLAR ACELORS a food fish [n ‐S] */s 

1840 ORACLES‐ ACELORS ORACLE, a person through whom a deity is believed to speak [n] c/* 

1841 RECOALS‐ ACELORS RECOAL, COAL, to supply with coal (a carbon fuel) [v] */* 

1842 SOLACER‐ ACELORS one that solaces (to console (to comfort)) [n ‐S] */s 

1843 LACTOSE ACELOST a lactic sugar [n ‐S] */s 

1844 LOCATES‐ ACELOST LOCATE, to determine the position of [v] */* 

1845 TALCOSE ACELOST TALC, to treat with talc (a soft mineral with a soapy texture) [adj] */* 

1846 ‐ACEROUS ACEORSU acerose (needle‐shaped) [adj] */* 

1847 ‐CAROUSE ACEORSU to engage in a carousal [v ‐ROUSED, ‐ROUSING, ‐ROUSES] */dlrs 

1848 ACETOUS ACEOSTU tasting like vinegar [adj] */* 

1849 ALFREDO ADEFLOR served with a white cheese sauce [adj] */* 

1850 FLOATED ADEFLOT FLOAT, to rest or remain on the surface of a liquid [v] */* 

1851 FEDORAS‐ ADEFORS FEDORA, a type of hat [n] */* 

1852 FADEOUT ADEFOTU a gradual disappearance of an image [n ‐S] */s 

1853 LOATHED‐ ADEHLOT LOATHE, to detest greatly [v] */* 

1854 EARLDOM ADELMOR the rank of an earl [n ‐S] */s 

1855 LEOPARD ADELOPR a large, carnivorous feline mammal [n ‐S] */s 

1856 PAROLED‐ ADELOPR PAROLE, to release from prison before completion of the imposed sentence [v] */* 

1857 ‐PRELOAD ADELOPR to load beforehand [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1858 TADPOLE ADELOPT the aquatic larva of an amphibian [n ‐S] */s 

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1859 DAEMONS‐ ADEMNOS DAEMON, demon (an evil spirit) [n] */* 

1860 MASONED ADEMNOS MASON, to build with stone or brick [v] */* 

1861 MONADES ADEMNOS MONAS, a monad (a single‐celled organism) [n] */* 

1862 RADOMES‐ ADEMORS RADOME, a domelike device used to shelter a radar antenna [n] */* 

1863 DAPSONE ADENOPS a medicinal substance [n ‐S] */s 

1864 NOYADES‐ ADENOSY NOYADE, an execution by drowning [n] */* 

1865 PODESTA ADEOPST an Italian magistrate [n ‐S] */s 

1866 OVERSAD ADEORSV excessively sad [adj] */* 

1867 SAVORED ADEORSV SAVOR, to taste or smell with pleasure [v] */* 

1868 REDOWAS‐ ADEORSW REDOWA, a lively dance [n] */* 

1869 LOAFERS‐ AEFLORS LOAFER, one that loafs (to pass time idly) [n] */* 

1870 SAFROLE‐ AEFLORS a poisonous liquid [n ‐S] */s 

1871 FOLATES‐ AEFLOST FOLATE, folacin (a B vitamin) [n] */* 

1872 ENHALOS‐ AEHLNOS ENHALO, to surround with a halo [v] */* 

1873 SHOALER AEHLORS SHOAL, shallow (having little depth) [adj] */* 

1874 LOATHES‐ AEHLOST LOATHE, to detest greatly [v] */* 

1875 MORALES‐ AELMORS MORALE, the state of the spirits of an individual or group [n] */* 

1876 MORULAE‐ AELMORU MORULA, an embryonic mass of cells [n] */* 

1877 MALTOSE AELMOST a type of sugar [n ‐S] */s 

1878 ESPANOL AELNOPS a native of Spain [n ‐ES] */* 

1879 NOPALES AELNOPS NOPAL, a cactus of Mexico and and Central America [n] */* 

1880 APOLUNE AELNOPU the point in the orbit of a body which is farthest from the moon [n ‐S] */s 

1881 PAROLES‐ AELOPRS PAROLE, to release from prison before completion of the imposed sentence [v] */* 

1882 REPOSAL AELOPRS the act of reposing (to lie at rest) [n ‐S] */s 

1883 APOSTLE AELOPST a disciple sent forth by Christ to preach the gospel [n ‐S] */s 

1884 PELOTAS‐ AELOPST PELOTA, a court game of Spanish origin [n] */* 

1885 OUTLEAP AELOPTU to surpass in leaping (to spring off the ground) [v ‐LEAPED or ‐LEAPT, ‐LEAPING, ‐LEAPS] */st 

1886 SOLVATE AELOSTV to convert into a type of ion [v ‐VATED, ‐VATING, ‐VATES] */ds 

1887 OVULATE AELOTUV to produce ova [v ‐LATED, ‐LATING, ‐LATES] */ds 

1888 ‐BROILED BDEILOR BROIL, to cook by direct heat [v] */* 

1889 BEDOUIN BDEINOU a nomadic Arab [n ‐S] */s 

1890 BORIDES‐ BDEIORS BORIDE, a boron compound [n] */* 

1891 DISROBE BDEIORS to undress (to remove one's clothing) [v ‐ROBED, ‐ROBING, ‐ROBES] */drs 

1892 ‐BOILERS‐ BEILORS BOILER, a vessel for boiling [n] */* 

1893 REBOILS‐ BEILORS REBOIL, BOIL, to vaporize liquid [v] p/* 

1894 OUREBIS‐ BEIORSU OUREBI, oribi (an African antelope) [n] */* 

1895 CODEINS‐ CDEINOS CODEIN, codeine (a narcotic alkaloid) [n] */* 

1896 SECONDI‐ CDEINOS SECONDO, the lower part in a piano duet [n] */* 

1897 CESTOID‐ CDEIOST cestode (a tapeworm (a parasitic worm)) [n ‐S] */s 

1898 COEDITS‐ CDEIOST COEDIT, to edit with another person [v] */* 

1899 CINEOLS‐ CEILNOS CINEOL, a liquid used as an antiseptic [n] */* 

1900 INCLOSE CEILNOS to enclose (to close in on all sides) [v ‐CLOSED, ‐CLOSING, ‐CLOSES] */drs 

1901 ‐COILERS‐ CEILORS COILER, one that coils (to wind in even rings) [n] */* 

1902 RECOILS‐ CEILORS RECOIL, to draw back in fear or disgust [v] */* 

1903 CITOLES‐ CEILOST CITOLE, citola (a cittern (a pear‐shaped guitar)) [n] */* 

1904 FOISTED DEFIOST FOIST, to force upon slyly [v] */* 

1905 LITHOED DEHILOT LITHO, to make prints by lithography [v] */* 

1906 HOIDENS‐ DEHINOS HOIDEN, to hoyden (to act like a tomboy) [v] */* 

1907 HOISTED DEHIOST HOIST, to haul up by some mechanical means [v] */* 

1908 HIDEOUT DEHIOTU a place of refuge [n ‐S] */s 

1909 MOLDIER DEILMOR MOLDY, musty (having a stale odor) [adj] */* 

1910 LEPORID DEILOPR a gnawing mammal [n ‐RIDS or ‐RIDAE] */s 

1911 PILOTED DEILOPT PILOT, to control the course of [v] */* 

1912 DOMINES‐ DEIMNOS DOMINE, master [n] */* 

1913 EMODINS‐ DEIMNOS EMODIN, a chemical compound [n] */* 

1914 MISDONE DEIMNOS MISDO, to do wrongly [v] */* 

1915 MISDOER DEIMORS one that misdoes (to do wrongly) [n ‐S] */s 

1916 DISTOME DEIMOST a parasitic flatworm [n ‐S] */s 

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1917 MODISTE DEIMOST a dealer in stylish women's clothing [n ‐S] */s 

1918 PERIODS‐ DEIOPRS PERIOD, a portion of time [n] */* 

1919 DEPOSIT DEIOPST to place (to set in a particular position) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1920 DOPIEST DEIOPST DOPY, dopey (lethargic; stupid) [adj] */* 

1921 PODITES‐ DEIOPST PODITE, a limb segment of an arthropod [n] */* 

1922 POSITED DEIOPST POSIT, to place (to set in a particular position) [v] */* 

1923 SOPITED‐ DEIOPST SOPITE, to put to sleep [v] */* 

1924 TOPSIDE DEIOPST the upper portion of a ship [n ‐S] */rs 

1925 DEVISOR DEIORSV one who makes a will [n ‐S] */s 

1926 DEVOIRS‐ DEIORSV DEVOIR, an act of civility or respect [n] */* 

1927 VISORED DEIORSV VISOR, to provide with a visor (a projecting brim) [v] */* 

1928 VOIDERS‐ DEIORSV VOIDER, one that voids (to make void (of no legal force or effect)) [n] a/* 

1929 DOWRIES DEIORSW DOWRY, the money or property a wife brings to her husband at marriage [n] */* 

1930 ROWDIES DEIORSW ROWDY, a rowdy person [n] c/t 

1931 WEIRDOS‐ DEIORSW WEIRDO, a weirdie (a very strange person) [n] */* 

1932 OUTVIED‐ DEIOTUV OUTVIE, to surpass in a competition [v] */* 

1933 WIDEOUT DEIOTUW a receiver in football [n ‐S] */s 

1934 OLEFINS‐ EFILNOS OLEFIN, an alkene (a type of chemical compound) [n] */* 

1935 EOLITHS‐ EHILOST EOLITH, a prehistoric stone tool [n] n/* 

1936 HOLIEST‐ EHILOST HOLY, having a divine nature or origin [adj] */* 

1937 HOSTILE EHILOST an unfriendly person [n ‐S] */s 

1938 HEINOUS EHINOSU very wicked [adj] */* 

1939 LOMEINS‐ EILMNOS LOMEIN, a Chinese dish of noodles, meat, and vegetables [n] */* 

1940 ‐MOILERS‐ EILMORS MOILER, one that moils (to work hard) [n] */* 

1941 MOTILES‐ EILMOST MOTILE, one whose mental imagery consists chiefly of inner feelings of action [n] */* 

1942 EPSILON EILNOPS a Greek letter [n ‐S] */s 

1943 PINOLES‐ EILNOPS PINOLE, a finely ground flour [n] */* 

1944 SPOILER EILOPRS one that spoils (to impair the value or quality of) [n ‐S] */s 

1945 PIOLETS‐ EILOPST PIOLET, an ice ax [n] */* 

1946 PISTOLE‐ EILOPST a former European gold coin [n ‐S] */ds 

1947 VIOLETS‐ EILOSTV VIOLET, a flowering plant [n] */* 

1948 OUTLIVE EILOTUV to live longer than [v ‐LIVED, ‐LIVING, ‐LIVES] */drs 

1949 OUTWILE EILOTUW to surpass in wiling (to entice (to allure)) [v ‐WILED, ‐WILING, ‐WILES] */ds 

1950 MOUSIER EIMORSU MOUSY, resembling a mouse (a small rodent) [adj] */* 

1951 TIMEOUS EIMOSTU timely (occurring at the right moment) [adj] */* 

1952 ENVIOUS EINOSUV resentful and desirous of another's possessions or qualities [adj] */* 

1953 NIVEOUS EINOSUV resembling snow [adj] */* 

1954 SOUPIER EIOPRSU SOUPY, foggy (filled with fog) [adj] */* 

1955 PITEOUS EIOPSTU pitiful (arousing pity) [adj] */* 

1956 OUTVIES‐ EIOSTUV OUTVIE, to surpass in a competition [v] */* 

1957 DEAIRED ADDEEIR DEAIR, to remove air from [v] */* 

1958 READIED ADDEEIR READY, to make ready (prepared) [v] */* 

1959 IDEATED‐ ADDEEIT IDEATE, to form an idea [v] */* 

1960 EASIEST‐ AEEISST EASY, not difficult [adj] */* 

1961 DOOLIES‐ DEILOOS DOOLY, doolee (a stretcher for the sick or wounded) [n] */* 

1962 ECOTAGE ACEEGOT obstructive action in defense of the natural environment [n ‐S] */s 

1963 PEONAGE AEEGNOP the condition of being a peon [n ‐S] */s 

1964 OVERAGE AEEGORV an amount in excess [n ‐S] c/ds 

1965 EPIGONE‐ EEGINOP an inferior imitator [n ‐S] : EPIGONIC [adj] */s 

1966 SORBENT BENORST a substance that sorbs [n ‐S] */s 

1967 CORNETS‐ CENORST CORNET, a trumpetlike instrument [n] */* 

1968 CORNUTE CENORTU horn‐shaped [adj] */d 

1969 COUNTER CENORTU to oppose (to be in contention or conflict with) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1970 RECOUNT CENORTU to relate in detail [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1971 TROUNCE CENORTU to beat severely [v TROUNCED, TROUNCING, TROUNCES] */drs 

1972 FRONTED DEFNORT FRONT, to provide with a front (a forward part) [v] */* 

1973 ‐THORNED DEHNORT THORN, to prick with a thorn (a sharp, rigid projection on a plant) [v] */* 

1974 THRONED‐ DEHNORT THRONE, to place on a throne (a royal chair) [v] */* 

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1975 MORDENT DEMNORT a melodic embellishment [n ‐S] */s 

1976 PORTEND DENOPRT to serve as an omen of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1977 PROTEND DENOPRT to extend (to stretch out to full length) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1978 FRONTES EFNORST FRONS, the upper anterior portion of an insect's head [n] */* 

1979 FORTUNE EFNORTU to endow with wealth [v ‐TUNED, ‐TUNING, ‐TUNES] */ds 

1980 HORNETS‐ EHNORST HORNET, a stinging insect [n] */* 

1981 SHORTEN EHNORST to make or become shorter [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1982 THRONES‐ EHNORST THRONE, to place on a throne (a royal chair) [v] */* 

1983 ELYTRON ELNORTY a hardened forewing of certain insects [n ‐TRA] : ELYTROID, ELYTROUS [adj] */* 

1984 MENTORS‐ EMNORST MENTOR, to serve as a friend and teacher to [v] */* 

1985 MONSTER EMNORST a strange or terrifying creature [n ‐S] */as 

1986 MOUNTER EMNORTU one that mounts (to get up on) [n ‐S] */s 

1987 REMOUNT EMNORTU MOUNT, to get up on [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1988 POSTERN‐ ENOPRST a rear door or gate [n ‐S] */s 

1989 TOURNEY ENORTUY to compete in a tournament [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

1990 BARNIER ABEINRR BARNY, resembling a barn in size, shape, or smell [adj] */* 

1991 ARBITER ABEIRRT one chosen or appointed to judge a disputed issue [n ‐S] : ARBITRAL [adj] */s 

1992 RAREBIT ABEIRRT a cheese dish [n ‐S] */s 

1993 BATTIER ABEIRTT BATTY, crazy (insane (mentally unsound)) [adj] */* 

1994 BIRETTA ABEIRTT a cap worn by clergymen [n ‐S] */s 

1995 CANNIER‐ ACEINNR CANNY, prudent (having, showing, or exercising good judgment) [adj] */* 

1996 NARCEIN ACEINNR narceine (an opium derivative) [n ‐S] */es 

1997 ANCIENT ACEINNT of or pertaining to time long past [adj ‐CIENTER, ‐CIENTEST], one who lived in ancient times [n ‐S] 

*/s 

1998 NICTATE ACEINTT to wink (to close and open one eye quickly) [v ‐TATED, ‐TATING, ‐TATES] */ds 

1999 TETANIC ACEINTT a drug capable of causing convulsions [n ‐S] */s 

2000 CIRRATE ACEIRRT having cirri [adj] */* 

2001 ERRATIC ACEIRRT an eccentric person [n ‐S] */s 

2002 ATRETIC ACEIRTT ATRESIA, absence or closure of a natural bodily passage [adj] */* 

2003 CATTIER‐ ACEIRTT CATTY, catlike; spiteful [adj] s/* 

2004 CITRATE ACEIRTT a salt of citric acid [n ‐S] : CITRATED [adj] */ds 

2005 INFANTE‐ AEFINNT a younger son of a Spanish or Portuguese monarch [n ‐S] */s 

2006 REFRAIN AEFINRR to keep oneself back [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2007 FATTIER AEFIRTT FATTY, greasy; oily [adj] */* 

2008 MANNITE AEIMNNT mannitol (an alcohol (a flammable liquid)) [n ‐S] : MANNITIC [adj] */s 

2009 MARINER‐ AEIMNRR a sailor (a member of a ship's crew) [n ‐S] */s 

2010 PANNIER AEINNPR a large basket [n ‐S] */s 

2011 ‐PINNATE AEINNPT resembling a feather [adj] */d 

2012 PATIENT AEINPTT able to endure disagreeable circumstances without complaint [adj ‐TIENTER, ‐TIENTEST], one 

who is under medical treatment [n ‐S] */s 

2013 ‐PARTIER AEIPRRT partyer (one that parties (to attend a social gathering)) [n ‐S] */s 

2014 PARTITE AEIPRTT divided into parts [adj] */* 

2015 ‐WARTIER AEIRRTW WARTY, covered with warts [adj] */* 

2016 RETIARY AEIRRTY resembling a net [adj] */* 

2017 BAILEES‐ ABEEILS BAILEE, a person to whom property is bailed [n] */* 

2018 ‐EMAILED ADEEILM EMAIL, to send a message to by computer [v] r/* 

2019 LIMEADE ADEEILM a beverage (a liquid for drinking) [n ‐S] */s 

2020 ADVISEE‐ ADEEISV one that is advised [n ‐S] */s 

2021 MEALIES‐ AEEILMS MEALIE, an ear of corn [n] */t 

2022 KAINITE‐ AEIIKNT a mineral salt [n ‐S] */s 

2023 AREOLAR‐ AAELORR AREOLA, a small space in a network of leaf veins [adj] */* 

2024 AURORAE‐ AAEORRU AURORA, the rising light of the morning [n] */* 

2025 ‐ROILIER EIILORR ROILY, muddy (covered or filled with mud) [adj] */* 

2026 INOSINE EIINNOS a compound of hypoxanthine and ribose [n ‐S] */s 

2027 TEENAGE AEEEGNT pertaining to teenagers (a person between the ages of thirteen and nineteen) [adj] */dr 

2028 ETAGERE AEEEGRT an ornamental stand [n ‐S] */s 

2029 GREENIE EEEGINR an amphetamine pill [n ‐S] */rs 

2030 ROOTLED‐ DELOORT ROOTLE, to dig in the ground as with the snout [v] */* 

2031 SNOOTED DENOOST SNOOT, to treat with disdain [v] */* 

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2032 DUOTONE DENOOTU an illustration in two tones [n ‐S] */s 

2033 OUTDONE DENOOTU OUTDO, to exceed in performance [v] */* 

2034 ROOSTED DEOORST ROOST, to settle down for rest or sleep [v] */* 

2035 OUTDOER DEOORTU one that outdoes (to exceed in performance) [n ‐S] */s 

2036 OUTRODE DEOORTU OUTRIDE, to ride faster or better than [v] */* 

2037 LOOTERS‐ ELOORST LOOTER, one that loots (to plunder (to rob of goods by force)) [n] */* 

2038 RETOOLS‐ ELOORST RETOOL, to reequip with tools [v] */* 

2039 ROOTLES‐ ELOORST ROOTLE, to dig in the ground as with the snout [v] */s 

2040 TOOLERS‐ ELOORST TOOLER, one that tools (to form or finish with a tool (an implement used in manual work)) [n] 

*/* 

2041 ONEROUS ENOORSU burdensome or oppressive [adj] */* 

2042 GRADATE AADEGRT to change by degrees [v ‐DATED, ‐DATING, ‐DATES] */ds 

2043 AGNATES‐ AAEGNST AGNATE, a relative on the father's side [n] m/* 

2044 GASTREA AAEGRST gastraea (a type of metazoan (any of a major division of multicellular animals)) [n ‐S] */s 

2045 TEARGAS AAEGRST to subject to a gas that irritates the eyes [v ‐GASSED, ‐GASSING, ‐GASES or ‐GASSES] */* 

2046 DINGIER DEGIINR DINGY, grimy (dirty (unclean (clean))) [adj] */* 

2047 DIETING DEGIINT DIET, to regulate one's daily sustenance [v] */* 

2048 EDITING DEGIINT EDIT, to correct and prepare for publication [v] */* 

2049 IGNITED‐ DEGIINT IGNITE, to set on fire [v] */* 

2050 LINGIER EGIILNR LINGY, covered with heaths [adj] c/* 

2051 ‐LIGNITE EGIILNT a type of coal [n ‐S] : LIGNITIC [adj] */s 

2052 IGNITES‐ EGIINST IGNITE, to set on fire [v] l/* 

2053 BERATED‐ ABDEERT BERATE, to scold severely [v] */* 

2054 DEBATER‐ ABDEERT one that debates (to argue about) [n ‐S] */s 

2055 REBATED‐ ABDEERT REBATE, to deduct or return from a payment or bill [v] */* 

2056 TABERED ABDEERT TABER, to tabor (to beat on a small drum) [v] */* 

2057 ENABLER‐ ABEELNR one that enables (to make possible (capable of happening or proving true)) [n ‐S] */s 

2058 ‐TENABLE ABEELNT capable of being held [adj] : TENABLY [adv] */* 

2059 BLEATER ABEELRT one that bleats (to utter the cry of a sheep) [n ‐S] */s 

2060 RETABLE ABEELRT a raised shelf above an altar [n ‐S] */s 

2061 ‐BEATERS‐ ABEERST BEATER, one that beats (to strike repeatedly) [n] */* 

2062 BERATES‐ ABEERST BERATE, to scold severely [v] */* 

2063 REBATES‐ ABEERST REBATE, to deduct or return from a payment or bill [v] */* 

2064 RECANED‐ ACDEENR RECANE, CANE, to beat with a rod [v] */* 

2065 ENACTED ACDEENT ENACT, to make into a law [v] */* 

2066 CATERED ACDEERT CATER, to provide food and service for [v] */* 

2067 CERATED‐ ACDEERT covered with wax [adj] a/* 

2068 CREATED‐ ACDEERT CREATE, to cause to exist [v] */* 

2069 REACTED ACDEERT REACT, to respond to a stimulus [v] p/* 

2070 ‐CLEANER ACEELNR one that cleans (to rid of dirt or stain) [n ‐S] */s 

2071 RECLEAN ACEELNR CLEAN, to rid of dirt or stain [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

2072 TREACLE ACEELRT molasses (a thick syrup) [n ‐S] */s 

2073 CAREENS‐ ACEENRS CAREEN, to lurch while moving [v] */* 

2074 CASERNE‐ ACEENRS casern (a barracks for soldiers) [n ‐S] */s 

2075 RECANES‐ ACEENRS RECANE, CANE, to beat with a rod [v] */* 

2076 CETANES‐ ACEENST CETANE, a diesel fuel [n] */* 

2077 TENACES‐ ACEENST TENACE, a combination of two high cards in some card games [n] */* 

2078 CUNEATE ACEENTU wedge‐shaped; triangular [adj] */d 

2079 CERATES‐ ACEERST CERATE, a medicated ointment [n] */* 

2080 CREATES‐ ACEERST CREATE, to cause to exist [v] */* 

2081 ‐ECARTES‐ ACEERST ECARTE, a card game [n] */* 

2082 DRAFTEE ADEEFRT one that is drafted [n ‐S] */s 

2083 EARTHED ADEEHRT EARTH, to cover with earth (soil) [v] */* 

2084 HEARTED ADEEHRT HEART, to hearten (to give courage to) [v] */* 

2085 ‐AMENDER ADEEMNR one that amends (to improve (to make better)) [n ‐S] */s 

2086 MEANDER ADEEMNR to wander (to move about with no destination or purpose) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2087 REEDMAN ADEEMNR one who plays a reed instrument [n REEDMEN] f/* 

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2088 RENAMED‐ ADEEMNR RENAME, NAME, to give a title to [v] */* 

2089 REMATED‐ ADEEMRT REMATE, MATE, to join as mates (partners in a union) [v] c/* 

2090 RAVENED ADEENRV RAVEN, to eat in a ravenous manner [v] c/* 

2091 DEANERY ADEENRY the office of a dean [n ‐ERIES] */* 

2092 YEAREND ADEENRY the end of a year [n ‐S] */s 

2093 ‐YEARNED ADEENRY YEARN, to have a strong or deep desire [v] */* 

2094 ADEPTER ADEEPRT ADEPT, highly skilled [adj] */* 

2095 ‐PREDATE ADEEPRT to date before the actual or a specified time [v ‐DATED, ‐DATING, ‐DATES] */ds 

2096 RETAPED‐ ADEEPRT RETAPE, TAPE, to fasten with tape (a long, narrow strip or band) [v] p/* 

2097 TAPERED ADEEPRT TAPER, to become gradually narrower toward one end [v] */* 

2098 AVERTED ADEERTV AVERT, to turn away [v] */* 

2099 DEWATER ADEERTW to remove water from [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2100 TARWEED ADEERTW a flowering plant [n ‐S] */s 

2101 WATERED ADEERTW WATER, to sprinkle with water (a transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid) [v] */* 

2102 REFLATE AEEFLRT to inflate again [v ‐FLATED, ‐FLATING, ‐FLATES] */ds 

2103 AFREETS‐ AEEFRST AFREET, an evil spirit in Arabic mythology [n] */* 

2104 ‐FEASTER AEEFRST one that feasts (to eat sumptuously) [n ‐S] */s 

2105 FEATURE AEEFRTU to give special prominence to [v ‐TURED, ‐TURING, ‐TURES] */ds 

2106 LETHEAN AEEHLNT LETHE, forgetfulness [adj] */* 

2107 HALTERE‐ AEEHLRT a pair of wings of an insect [n ‐S] */ds 

2108 LEATHER AEEHLRT to cover with leather (the dressed or tanned hide of an animal) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/nsy 

2109 ‐ETHANES‐ AEEHNST ETHANE, a gaseous hydrocarbon [n] m/* 

2110 ‐AETHERS‐ AEEHRST AETHER, the upper region of the atmosphere [n] */* 

2111 ‐HEATERS‐ AEEHRST HEATER, an apparatus for heating [n] ct/* 

2112 REHEATS‐ AEEHRST REHEAT, HEAT, to make hot (having a high temperature) [v] p/* 

2113 TELEMAN AEELMNT a naval officer [n TELEMEN] */* 

2114 REPANEL AEELNPR PANEL, to decorate with thin sheets of material [v ‐ELED, ‐ELING, ‐ELS or ‐ELLED, ‐ELLING, ‐ELS] 

*/s 

2115 RENEWAL AEELNRW the act of renewing (to make new or as if new again) [n ‐S] */s 

2116 PETRALE AEELPRT a food fish [n ‐S] */s 

2117 PLEATER AEELPRT one that pleats (to fold in an even manner) [n ‐S] */s 

2118 ‐PRELATE AEELPRT a high‐ranking clergyman [n ‐S] : PRELATIC [adj] */s 

2119 REPLATE AEELPRT PLATE, to coat with a thin layer of metal [v ‐PLATED, ‐PLATING, ‐PLATES] */ds 

2120 MEANERS‐ AEEMNRS MEANER, one that means (to intend (to have as a specific aim or purpose)) [n] */* 

2121 RENAMES‐ AEEMNRS RENAME, NAME, to give a title to [v] p/* 

2122 MEANEST AEEMNST MEAN, inferior in grade, quality, or character [adj] */* 

2123 REMATES‐ AEEMRST REMATE, MATE, to join as mates (partners in a union) [v] c/* 

2124 RETEAMS‐ AEEMRST RETEAM, TEAM, to form a team (a group of persons associated in a joint action) [v] */* 

2125 STEAMER AEEMRST to travel by steamship [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2126 NEPETAS‐ AEENPST NEPETA, catnip (an aromatic herb) [n] */* 

2127 ‐PENATES AEENPST the Roman gods of the household [n] */* 

2128 WEANERS‐ AEENRSW WEANER, one that weans (to withhold mother's milk from and substitute other nourishment) [n] 

*/* 

2129 REPEATS‐ AEEPRST REPEAT, to say or do again [v] */* 

2130 ‐RETAPES‐ AEEPRST RETAPE, TAPE, to fasten with tape (a long, narrow strip or band) [v] p/* 

2131 SWEATER AEERSTW a knitted outer garment [n ‐S] */s 

2132 BENDIER BDEEINR BENDY, flexible (capable of being bent) [adj] */* 

2133 INBREED BDEEINR to breed closely related stock [v ‐BRED, ‐BREEDING, ‐BREEDS] */s 

2134 BERLINE‐ BEEILNR a limousine [n ‐S] */s 

2135 ENTICED‐ CDEEINT ENTICE, to allure (to attract with something desirable) [v] */* 

2136 RECITED‐ CDEEIRT RECITE, to declaim or say from memory [v] p/* 

2137 TIERCED‐ CDEEIRT divided into three equal parts [adj] */* 

2138 RECLINE CEEILNR to lean or lie back [v ‐CLINED, ‐CLINING, ‐CLINES] */drs 

2139 CENTILE CEEILNT a value of a statistical variable [n ‐S] */s 

2140 LICENTE CEEILNT SENTE, a monetary unit of Lesotho [n] */* 

2141 RETICLE CEEILRT a network of lines in the eyepiece of an optical instrument [n ‐S] */s 

2142 TIERCEL‐ CEEILRT tercel (a male falcon (a bird of prey)) [n ‐S] */s 

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2143 SINCERE CEEINRS free from hypocrisy or falseness [adj ‐CERER, ‐CEREST] */r 

2144 ENTICES‐ CEEINST ENTICE, to allure (to attract with something desirable) [v] */* 

2145 CERITES‐ CEEIRST CERITE, a mineral [n] */* 

2146 RECITES‐ CEEIRST RECITE, to declaim or say from memory [v] */* 

2147 TIERCES‐ CEEIRST TIERCE, one of seven canonical daily periods for prayer and devotion [n] */* 

2148 EUCRITE CEEIRTU a type of meteorite [n ‐S] : EUCRITIC [adj] */s 

2149 DEFINER‐ DEEFINR one that defines (to state the meaning of) [n ‐S] */s 

2150 REFINED‐ DEEFINR REFINE, to free from impurities [v] */* 

2151 FEINTED DEEFINT FEINT, to make a deceptive movement [v] */* 

2152 INHERED‐ DEEHINR INHERE, to be inherent [v] */* 

2153 DIETHER DEEHIRT a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

2154 ERMINED‐ DEEIMNR ERMINE, the fur of certain weasels [adj] */* 

2155 DEMERIT DEEIMRT to lower in rank or status [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2156 DIMETER DEEIMRT a verse of two metrical feet [n ‐S] */s 

2157 MERITED DEEIMRT MERIT, to earn (to gain or deserve for one's labor or service) [v] */* 

2158 MITERED DEEIMRT MITER, to raise to the rank of a bishop [v] */* 

2159 RETIMED‐ DEEIMRT RETIME, TIME, to determine the speed or duration of [v] */* 

2160 REPINED‐ DEEINPR REPINE, to express discontent [v] */* 

2161 RIPENED DEEINPR RIPEN, to become ripe (fully developed) [v] */* 

2162 REWIDEN DEEINRW WIDEN, to make wide or wider [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2163 WIDENER DEEINRW one that widens (to make wide or wider) [n ‐S] */s 

2164 EVIDENT DEEINTV clear to the vision or understanding [adj] */* 

2165 ‐PREEDIT DEEIPRT to edit beforehand [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2166 RIVETED DEEIRTV RIVET, to fasten with a type of metal bolt [v] */* 

2167 FERTILE EEFILRT capable of reproducing [adj] */* 

2168 REFINES‐ EEFINRS REFINE, to free from impurities [v] */* 

2169 THEELIN EEHILNT estrone (an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus)) [n ‐S] */s 

2170 HENRIES EEHINRS HENRY, a unit of inductance [n] */* 

2171 INHERES‐ EEHINRS INHERE, to be inherent [v] */* 

2172 RESHINE EEHINRS SHINE, to emit light [v ‐SHONE or ‐SHINED, ‐SHINING, ‐SHINES] */ds 

2173 THEINES‐ EEHINST THEINE, caffeine (a bitter alkaloid used as a stimulant) [n] */* 

2174 HEISTER EEHIRST one that heists (to steal (to take without right or permission)) [n ‐S] */s 

2175 PENLITE EEILNPT penlight (a small flashlight) [n ‐S] */s 

2176 LIVENER EEILNRV one that livens (to make lively (full of energy)) [n ‐S] */s 

2177 VEINLET EEILNTV a small vein [n ‐S] */s 

2178 PERLITE EEILPRT a volcanic glass [n ‐S] : PERLITIC [adj] */s 

2179 REPTILE EEILPRT any of a class of cold‐blooded, air‐breathing vertebrates [n ‐S] */s 

2180 ERMINES‐ EEIMNRS ERMINE, the fur of certain weasels [n] */* 

2181 EMETINS‐ EEIMNST EMETIN, emetine (an alkaloid (a type of chemical compound)) [n] */* 

2182 MEISTER EEIMRST one who is knowledgeable about something specified [n ‐S] */s 

2183 METIERS‐ EEIMRST METIER, a vocation (the work in which a person is regularly employed) [n] */* 

2184 REEMITS‐ EEIMRST REEMIT, EMIT, to send forth [v] */* 

2185 RETIMES‐ EEIMRST RETIME, TIME, to determine the speed or duration of [v] */* 

2186 TRISEME EEIMRST a type of metrical foot [n ‐S] : TRISEMIC [adj] */s 

2187 EREPSIN EEINPRS a mixture of enzymes in the small intestine [n ‐S] */s 

2188 REPINES‐ EEINPRS REPINE, to express discontent [v] */* 

2189 ENVIERS‐ EEINRSV ENVIER, one that envies (to be envious of) [n] */* 

2190 INVERSE EEINRSV to reverse (to turn or move in the opposite direction) [v ‐VERSED, ‐VERSING, ‐VERSES] */ds 

2191 VEINERS‐ EEINRSV VEINER, a tool used in wood carving [n] */* 

2192 VENIRES‐ EEINRSV VENIRE, a type of judicial writ [n] */* 

2193 VERSINE EEINRSV a trigonometric function of an angle [n ‐S] */s 

2194 NEWSIER‐ EEINRSW NEWSY, full of news [adj] */* 

2195 WEINERS‐ EEINRSW WEINER, wiener (a frankfurter) [n] */* 

2196 WIENERS‐ EEINRSW WIENER, a frankfurter [n] */* 

2197 TENSIVE EEINSTV causing tensity [adj] */* 

2198 SYENITE EEINSTY an igneous rock [n ‐S] : SYENITIC [adj] */s 

2199 PESTIER EEIPRST PESTY, irritating [adj] */* 

2200 RESPITE EEIPRST to relieve temporarily [v ‐SPITED, ‐SPITING, ‐SPITES] */ds 

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2201 RESTIVE EEIRSTV difficult to control [adj] */* 

2202 SIEVERT EEIRSTV a unit of iodizing radiation [n ‐S] */s 

2203 VERIEST EEIRSTV VERY, absolute (free from restriction) [adj] */* 

2204 VERITES‐ EEIRSTV VERITE, the technique of filming so as to convey candid realism [n] */* 

2205 AGATOID AADGIOT AGATE, a variety of quartz [adj] */* 

2206 LOGANIA AAGILNO designating a family of flowering plants [adj] */* 

2207 OTALGIA AAGILOT pain in the ear [n ‐S] : OTALGIC [adj] */s 

2208 AGNOSIA AAGINOS loss of ability to recognize familiar objects [n ‐S] */s 

2209 GONIDIA ADGIINO GONIDIUM, an asexual reproductive cell [n] */l 

2210 DIAZOLE ADEILOZ a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

2211 OXIDASE ADEIOSX an oxidizing enzyme [n ‐S] : OXIDASIC [adj] */s 

2212 SEQUOIA AEIOQSU a large evergreen tree [n ‐S] */s 

2213 IGNITOR GIINORT igniter (one that ignites (to set on fire)) [n ‐S] */s 

2214 RIOTING GIINORT RIOT, to take part in a violent public disturbance [v] */* 

2215 GUERDON DEGNORU to reward (to give recompense to for worthy behavior) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2216 UNDERGO DEGNORU to be subjected to [v UNDERWENT, UNDERGONE, UNDERGOING, UNDERGOES] */d 

2217 TONGUED‐ DEGNOTU TONGUE, to touch with the tongue (an organ of the mouth) [v] */* 

2218 ‐GROUTED DEGORTU GROUT, to fill with a thin mortar [v] */* 

2219 LONGERS‐ EGLNORS LONGER, one that longs (to desire strongly) [n] */* 

2220 LOUNGER‐ EGLNORU one that lounges (to recline or lean in a relaxed, lazy manner) [n ‐S] */s 

2221 LONGEST‐ EGLNOST LONG, extending for a considerable distance [adj] */* 

2222 SURGEON EGNORSU one who practices surgery (the treatment of medical problems by operation) [n ‐S] */s 

2223 TONGUES‐ EGNOSTU TONGUE, to touch with the tongue (an organ of the mouth) [v] */* 

2224 TROAKED ADEKORT TROAK, to troke (to exchange (to give and receive reciprocally)) [v] */* 

2225 ZONATED‐ ADENOTZ zonate (arranged in zones) [adj] o/* 

2226 EQUATOR AEOQRTU a great circle of spherical celestial bodies [n ‐S] */s 

2227 JOINDER DEIJNOR a joining of parties in a lawsuit [n ‐S] */s 

2228 JOINTED DEIJNOT JOINT, to fit together by means of a junction [v] */* 

2229 JOLTIER EIJLORT JOLTY, marked by a jolting motion [adj] */* 

2230 JOINERS‐ EIJNORS JOINER, a carpenter [n] */* 

2231 REJOINS‐ EIJNORS REJOIN, JOIN, to unite (to bring together so as to form a whole) [v] */* 

2232 TOXINES‐ EINOSTX TOXINE, toxin (a poisonous substance) [n] */* 

2233 DEANING ADEGINN DEAN, to serve as dean (the head of a faculty) [v] */* 

2234 ANELING AEGILNN ANELE, to anoint (to apply oil to as a sacred rite) [v] p/* 

2235 EANLING AEGILNN yeanling (the young of a sheep or goat) [n ‐S] wy/s 

2236 LEANING AEGILNN a tendency (an inclination to act or think in a particular way) [n ‐S] cg/s 

2237 GLARIER AEGILRR GLARY, glaring [adj] */* 

2238 INNAGES‐ AEGINNS INNAGE, the quantity of goods remaining in a container after shipment [n] */* 

2239 ANGUINE AEGINNU resembling a snake [adj] s/* 

2240 GUANINE‐ AEGINNU a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

2241 ABALONE AABELNO an edible shellfish [n ‐S] */s 

2242 ACEROLA AACELOR a West Indian shrub [n ‐S] */s 

2243 ROSACEA AACEORS a chronic inflammation of parts of the face [n ‐S] */s 

2244 ADENOMA AADEMNO a tumor of glandular origin [n ‐MAS or ‐MATA] */s 

2245 OATMEAL AAELMOT meal made from oats [n ‐S] */s 

2246 APNOEAL‐ AAELNOP APNOEA, apnea (temporary cessation of respiration) [adj] */* 

2247 APNOEAS‐ AAENOPS APNOEA, apnea (temporary cessation of respiration) [n] */* 

2248 PAESANO‐ AAENOPS a fellow countryman [n ‐NI or ‐NOS] */s 

2249 ERICOID CDEIIOR resembling heath (an evergreen shrub) [adj] */* 

2250 EOSINIC CEIINOS EOSIN, a red dye [adj] */* 

2251 NICOISE CEIINOS served with black olives, tomatoes, olive oil, and often anchovies [adj] */* 

2252 DOMINIE DEIIMNO a clergyman [n ‐S] */s 

2253 OLIVINE EIILNOV a mineral [n ‐S] : OLIVINIC [adj] */s 

2254 LIRIOPE EIILOPR a stemless Asian herb [n ‐S] */s 

2255 RILIEVO EIILORV relievo (the projection of figures or forms from a flat background) [n ‐VI] */* 

2256 SINOPIE EIINOPS SINOPIA, a red pigment [n] */* 

2257 IVORIES EIIORSV IVORY, a hard white substance found in elephant tusks [n] */* 

2258 LANIARD AADILNR lanyard (a fastening rope on a ship) [n ‐S] */s 

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2259 NADIRAL AADILNR NADIR, a point on the celestial sphere [adj] */* 

2260 RADIANS‐ AADINRS RADIAN, a unit of angular measure [n] */* 

2261 LATINAS‐ AAILNST LATINA, a female Latin American [n] p/* 

2262 LARIATS‐ AAILRST LARIAT, to lasso (to catch with a lasso (a long rope with a running noose)) [v] */* 

2263 LATRIAS‐ AAILRST LATRIA, the supreme worship given to God only, in Roman Catholicism [n] */* 

2264 ANURIAS‐ AAINRSU ANURIA, absence of urine [n] */* 

2265 SAURIAN AAINRSU any of a suborder of reptiles [n ‐S] */s 

2266 URANIAS‐ AAINRSU URANIA, uranium dioxide [n] */* 

2267 DISTAIN ADIINST to stain (to discolor or dirty) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2268 DIARIST ADIIRST one who keeps a diary [n ‐S] */s 

2269 NAUTILI AIILNTU NAUTILUS, a spiral‐shelled mollusk [n] */* 

2270 UNLADES‐ ADELNSU UNLADE, to unload (to remove the load or cargo from) [v] */* 

2271 UNLEADS‐ ADELNSU UNLEAD, to remove the lead from [v] */* 

2272 LAUDERS‐ ADELRSU LAUDER, one that lauds (to praise (to express approval or admiration of)) [n] */* 

2273 AULDEST ADELSTU AULD, old (living or existing for a relatively long time) [adj] */* 

2274 SALUTED‐ ADELSTU SALUTE, to greet with a sign of welcome or respect [v] */* 

2275 DILUTES‐ DEILSTU DILUTE, to thin or reduce the concentration of [v] */* 

2276 DUELIST DEILSTU a dueler (one that duels (to fight formally)) [n ‐S] */s 

2277 CARBINE ABCEINR a light rifle [n ‐S] */s 

2278 CABINET ABCEINT a piece of furniture with shelves and drawers [n ‐S] */s 

2279 BAREFIT ABEFIRT barefoot (being without shoes) [adj] */* 

2280 AMBIENT ABEIMNT ambience (the character, mood, or atmosphere of a place or situation) [n ‐S] */s 

2281 BEPAINT ABEINPT to tinge (to apply a trace of color to) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2282 VIBRATE ABEIRTV to move back and forth rapidly [v ‐BRATED, ‐BRATING, ‐BRATES] */ds 

2283 FANCIER ACEFINR one that has a special liking for something [n ‐S] */s 

2284 ARCHINE ACEHINR a Russian unit of linear measure [n ‐S] */s 

2285 THERIAC ACEHIRT molasses (a thick syrup) [n ‐S] */as 

2286 CARMINE ACEIMNR a vivid red color [n ‐S] */s 

2287 NEMATIC ACEIMNT pertaining to a phase of a liquid crystal [adj] */* 

2288 CAPRINE ACEINPR capric (pertaining to a goat (a horned mammal)) [adj] */* 

2289 PICANTE ACEINPT prepared with a spicy sauce [adj] */* 

2290 ‐VENATIC ACEINTV pertaining to hunting (an instance of searching) [adj] */* 

2291 CYANITE ACEINTY a mineral [n ‐S] : CYANITIC [adj] */s 

2292 PARETIC ACEIPRT one affected with paresis [n ‐S] */s 

2293 PICRATE ACEIPRT a chemical salt [n ‐S] : PICRATED [adj] */ds 

2294 FIREMAN AEFIMNR a man employed to extinguish fires [n FIREMEN] */* 

2295 FIREPAN AEFINPR an open pan for holding live coals [n ‐S] */s 

2296 FAWNIER AEFINRW FAWNY, of a yellowish‐brown color [adj] */* 

2297 HARMINE‐ AEHIMNR an alkaloid used as a stimulant [n ‐S] */s 

2298 HEMATIN AEHIMNT heme (a component of hemoglobin) [n ‐S] */es 

2299 HEPARIN AEHINPR a biochemical [n ‐S] */s 

2300 PERMIAN AEIMNPR of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj] */* 

2301 VERMIAN AEIMNRV pertaining to worms [adj] */* 

2302 WIREMAN AEIMNRW one who makes or works with wire [n WIREMEN] */* 

2303 AMENITY AEIMNTY the quality of being pleasant or agreeable [n ‐TIES] */* 

2304 ANYTIME AEIMNTY at any time [adv] */* 

2305 PRIMATE AEIMPRT any of an advanced order of mammals [n ‐S] */s 

2306 VITAMER AEIMRTV a type of chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

2307 WARTIME AEIMRTW a time of war [n ‐S] */s 

2308 VAWNTIE AEINTVW vaunty (vauntie (boastful (given to boasting))) [adj] */* 

2309 NAIVETY AEINTVY naivete (the quality of being naive) [n ‐TIES] */* 

2310 PRIVATE AEIPRTV secluded from the sight, presence, or intrusion of others [adj ‐VATER, ‐VATEST], a soldier of lower 

rank [n ‐S] */rs 

2311 WIRETAP AEIPRTW to intercept messages by means of a concealed monitoring device [v ‐TAPPED, ‐TAPPING, ‐TAPS] 

*/s 

2312 VARIETY AEIRTVY something differing from others of the same general kind [n ‐ETIES] */* 

2313 TONTINE EINNOTT a form of collective life insurance [n ‐S] */s 

2314 REGNANT AEGNNRT reigning [adj] p/* 

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2315 ‐GRANTER AEGNRRT one that grants (to bestow upon) [n ‐S] */s 

2316 REGRANT AEGNRRT GRANT, to bestow upon [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2317 RENTING EGINNRT RENT, to obtain temporary use of in return for compensation [v] */* 

2318 RINGENT EGINNRT having open liplike parts [adj] */* 

2319 GITTERN EGINRTT a medieval guitar [n ‐S] */s 

2320 RETTING EGINRTT RET, to soak in order to loosen the fiber from the woody tissue [v] f/* 

2321 JADEITE ADEEIJT a mineral [n ‐S] : JADITIC [adj] */s 

2322 LEAKIER AEEIKLR LEAKY, tending to leak [adj] */* 

2323 TEALIKE AEEIKLT resembling tea (a beverage made by infusing dried leaves in boiling water) [adj] */* 

2324 ALEXINE‐ AEEILNX alexin (a substance in the blood that aids in the destruction of bacteria) [n ‐S] */s 

2325 REALIZE AEEILRZ to understand completely [v ‐IZED, ‐IZING, ‐IZES] */drs 

2326 RUNDLET‐ DELNRTU a small barrel [n ‐S] */s 

2327 ‐TRUNDLE DELNRTU to propel by causing to rotate [v ‐DLED, ‐DLING, ‐DLES] */drs 

2328 UNDREST DENRSTU UNDRESS, to remove one's clothing [v] */* 

2329 RUNLETS‐ ELNRSTU RUNLET, a small stream [n] */* 

2330 ANGELED ADEEGLN ANGEL, to support financially [v] */* 

2331 ‐GLEANED ADEEGLN GLEAN, to gather little by little [v] */* 

2332 LAGERED ADEEGLR LAGER, to laager (to form a defensive encampment) [v] */* 

2333 REGALED‐ ADEEGLR REGALE, to delight (to give great pleasure to) [v] */* 

2334 ‐GELATED‐ ADEEGLT GELATE, to gel (to become like jelly) [v] */* 

2335 LEGATED‐ ADEEGLT LEGATE, to bequeath (to grant by testament) [v] */* 

2336 ‐DRAGEES‐ ADEEGRS DRAGEE, a sugarcoated candy [n] */* 

2337 GREASED‐ ADEEGRS GREASE, to smear with grease (a lubricating substance) [v] */* 

2338 EUGLENA AEEGLNU a freshwater protozoan [n ‐S] */s 

2339 GALERES‐ AEEGLRS GALERE, a group of people having a common quality [n] */* 

2340 REGALES‐ AEEGLRS REGALE, to delight (to give great pleasure to) [v] */* 

2341 LEAGUER‐ AEEGLRU to besiege (to surround (to extend completely around)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2342 ‐EAGLETS‐ AEEGLST EAGLET, a young eagle [n] */* 

2343 ‐GELATES‐ AEEGLST GELATE, to gel (to become like jelly) [v] */* 

2344 LEGATES‐ AEEGLST LEGATE, to bequeath (to grant by testament) [v] */* 

2345 SEGETAL AEEGLST growing in fields of grain [adj] */* 

2346 TELEGAS‐ AEEGLST TELEGA, a Russian wagon [n] */* 

2347 DELEING DEEGILN DELE, to delete (to remove written or printed matter) [v] */* 

2348 ‐LEDGIER DEEGILR LEDGY, abounding in ledges (a narrow, shelflike projection) [adj] f/* 

2349 SEEDING DEEGINS SEED, to plant seeds (propagative plant structures) in [v] */* 

2350 ‐SEDGIER DEEGIRS SEDGY, abounding in sedge (a marsh plant) [adj] */* 

2351 EDGIEST DEEGIST EDGY, tense, nervous, or irritable [adj] hlsw/* 

2352 SEELING EEGILNS SEEL, to stitch closed the eyes of, as a falcon during training [v] */* 

2353 ‐ELEGIST EEGILST one that writes elegies [n ‐S] */s 

2354 ‐ELEGITS‐ EEGILST ELEGIT, a type of judicial writ [n] */* 

2355 ‐ATONING AGINNOT ATONE, to make amends or reparation [v] */* 

2356 ‐ROARING AGINORR a loud, deep sound [n ‐S] */s 

2357 LADRONS‐ ADLNORS LADRON, ladrone (a thief (one that steals (steal))) [n] */* 

2358 LARDONS‐ ADLNORS LARDON, a thin slice of bacon or pork [n] */* 

2359 NODULAR ADLNORU NODULE, a small node [adj] */* 

2360 DALTONS‐ ADLNOST DALTON, a unit of atomic mass [n] */* 

2361 SANDLOT ADLNOST a vacant lot [n ‐S] */s 

2362 OUTLAND ADLNOTU a foreign land [n ‐S] */s 

2363 ‐ASTOUND ADNOSTU to amaze (to overwhelm with surprise or wonder) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2364 SOLUNAR ALNORSU listing the rising and setting times of the sun and moon [adj] */* 

2365 TORULAS‐ ALORSTU TORULA, a type of fungus (any of a major group of lower plants) [n] */* 

2366 DILUTOR DILORTU diluter (one that dilutes (to thin or reduce the concentration of)) [n ‐S] */s 

2367 DIURONS‐ DINORSU DIURON, an herbicide [n] */* 

2368 DURIONS‐ DINORSU DURION, durian (an East Indian tree) [n] */* 

2369 TROILUS ILORSTU a large butterfly [n ‐ES] */* 

2370 ENDNOTE DEENNOT a note placed at the end of the text [n ‐S] */s 

2371 TENONED DEENNOT TENON, to unite by means of a tenon (a projection on the end of a piece of wood) [v] */* 

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2372 TETRODE DEEORTT a type of electron tube [n ‐S] */s 

2373 NEURONE‐ EENNORU neuron (the basic cellular unit of the nervous system) [n ‐S] */s 

2374 RESTORE EEORRST to bring back to a former or original condition [v ‐STORED, ‐STORING, ‐STORES] p/drs 

2375 REROUTE EEORRTU ROUTE, to send on a particular course [v ‐ROUTED, ‐ROUTING, ‐ROUTES] */ds 

2376 ROSETTE EEORSTT an ornament resembling a rose [n ‐S] */s 

2377 RETAKEN‐ AEEKNRT RETAKE, to take back [v] */* 

2378 KERNITE EEIKNRT a mineral [n ‐S] */s 

2379 BONIATO ABINOOT a sweet potato [n ‐TOS] */s 

2380 AMORINO AIMNOOR an amoretto (a cupid (a naked, winged representation of the Roman god of love)) [n ‐NI] */* 

2381 ‐AMOTION AIMNOOT the removal of a corporate officer from his office [n ‐S] */s 

2382 OVATION AINOOTV an expression or demonstration of popular acclaim [n ‐S] n/s 

2383 GENTLER‐ EEGLNRT GENTLE, mild (not harsh or rough) [adj] */* 

2384 GERENTS‐ EEGNRST GERENT, a ruler or manager [n] */* 

2385 REGENTS‐ EEGNRST REGENT, one who rules in the place of a sovereign [n] */* 

2386 SEROSAE‐ AEEORSS SEROSA, a thin membrane lining certain bodily cavities [n] */* 

2387 EOSINES‐ EEINOSS EOSINE, eosin (a red dye) [n] */* 

2388 SOIREES‐ EEIORSS SOIREE, an evening party [n] */* 

2389 CATENAE‐ AACEENT CATENA, a closely linked series [n] */* 

2390 ‐ACERATE AACEERT acerose (needle‐shaped) [adj] lm/d 

2391 RATAFEE AAEEFRT ratafia (an almond‐flavored liqueur) [n ‐S] */s 

2392 HETAERA AAEEHRT a concubine [n ‐RAE or ‐RAS] : HETAERIC [adj] */es 

2393 EMANATE AAEEMNT to send forth [v ‐NATED, ‐NATING, ‐NATES] */ds 

2394 ENEMATA AAEEMNT ENEMA, a liquid injected into the rectum [n] */* 

2395 MANATEE AAEEMNT an aquatic mammal [n ‐S] : MANATOID [adj] */s 

2396 AMREETA AAEEMRT amrita (a beverage that bestows immortality in Hindu mythology) [n ‐S] */s 

2397 TEAWARE AAEERTW a tea service [n ‐S] */s 

2398 ‐EIRENIC CEEIINR irenic (peaceful in purpose) [adj] */* 

2399 EMERITI EEIIMRT EMERITUS, a retired person who retains an honorary title [n] */* 

2400 VEINIER EEIINRV VEINY, full of veins [adj] */* 

2401 INVITEE‐ EEIINTV one that is invited [n ‐S] */s 

2402 BEADING ABDEGIN beaded material [n ‐S] */s 

2403 ‐ABRIDGE ABDEGIR to reduce the length of [v ABRIDGED, ABRIDGING, ABRIDGES] */drs 

2404 BRIGADE ABDEGIR to group together [v ‐GADED, ‐GADING, ‐GADES] */ds 

2405 SABEING ABEGINS SABE, to savvy (to understand) [v] */* 

2406 INCAGED‐ ACDEGIN INCAGE, to encage (to confine in a cage) [v] */* 

2407 ANGELIC ACEGILN pertaining to an angel (a winged celestial being) [adj] */a 

2408 ANGLICE ACEGILN in readily understood English [adv] */* 

2409 GALENIC ACEGILN GALENA, the principal ore of lead [adj] */* 

2410 ‐GLACIER ACEGILR a huge mass of ice [n ‐S] */s 

2411 GRACILE ACEGILR gracefully slender [adj] */s 

2412 ‐CEASING ACEGINS CEASE, to stop (to discontinue the progress or motion of) [v] */* 

2413 INCAGES‐ ACEGINS INCAGE, to encage (to confine in a cage) [v] */* 

2414 CAGIEST ACEGIST CAGY, cagey (shrewd (having keen insight)) [adj] */* 

2415 HEADING ADEGHIN a title [n ‐S] */s 

2416 HAGRIDE ADEGHIR to harass (to bother persistently) [v ‐RODE, ‐RIDDEN, ‐RIDING, ‐RIDES] */rs 

2417 DEAVING ADEGINV DEAVE, to deafen (to make deaf (lacking the sense of hearing)) [v] */* 

2418 EVADING ADEGINV EVADE, to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit [v] */* 

2419 WINDAGE ADEGINW the effect of the wind (air in natural motion) on a projectile [n ‐S] */s 

2420 FINAGLE AEFGILN to obtain by trickery [v ‐GLED, ‐GLING, ‐GLES] */drs 

2421 LEAFING AEFGILN LEAF, to turn pages rapidly [v] */* 

2422 FRAGILE AEFGILR easily broken or damaged [adj] */* 

2423 ‐FEASING AEFGINS FEASE, to faze (to disturb the composure of) [v] */* 

2424 REFUGIA AEFGIRU REFUGIUM, a stable area during a period of continental climactic change [n] */* 

2425 FATIGUE AEFGITU to weary (to make or become weary) [v ‐TIGUED, ‐TIGUING, ‐TIGUES] */ds 

2426 HEALING AEGHILN HEAL, to make sound or whole [v] s/* 

2427 HEGARIS‐ AEGHIRS HEGARI, a grain [n] */* 

2428 HEGIRAS‐ AEGHIRS HEGIRA, an exodus (a movement away) [n] */* 

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2429 GEMINAL AEGILMN of or pertaining to two substituents on the same atom [adj] */* 

2430 GREMIAL AEGILMR a lap cloth used by a bishop during a service [n ‐S] */s 

2431 LEAPING AEGILNP LEAP, to spring off the ground [v] */* 

2432 PEALING AEGILNP PEAL, to ring out [v] */* 

2433 LEAVING AEGILNV a leftover (an unused or unconsumed portion) [n ‐S] cs/s 

2434 VEALING AEGILNV VEAL, to kill and prepare a calf for food [v] */* 

2435 YEALING AEGILNY a person of the same age [n ‐S] */s 

2436 ENIGMAS‐ AEGIMNS ENIGMA, something that is hard to understand or explain [n] */* 

2437 ‐GAMINES‐ AEGIMNS GAMINE, a tomboy (a girl who prefers boyish activities) [n] */s 

2438 SEAMING AEGIMNS SEAM, to join with a seam (a line formed by sewing two pieces of fabric together) [v] */* 

2439 GISARME AEGIMRS a medieval weapon [n ‐S] */s 

2440 IMAGERS‐ AEGIMRS IMAGER, one that images (to imagine (to form a mental picture of)) [n] */* 

2441 MIRAGES‐ AEGIMRS MIRAGE, a type of optical illusion [n] */* 

2442 GAMIEST AEGIMST GAMEY, gamy (plucky (brave and spirited)) [adj] */* 

2443 SIGMATE AEGIMST SIGMA, a Greek letter [adj] */* 

2444 SPAEING AEGINPS the act of foretelling (to tell of or about in advance) [n ‐S] */s 

2445 SPINAGE AEGINPS spinach (a cultivated herb) [n ‐S] */s 

2446 GRAVIES AEGIRSV GRAVY, a sauce of the fat and juices from cooked meat [n] */* 

2447 RIVAGES‐ AEGIRSV RIVAGE, a coast, shore, or bank [n] */* 

2448 EARWIGS‐ AEGIRSW EARWIG, to insinuate against in secret [v] */* 

2449 GASEITY AEGISTY the state of being a gas [n ‐TIES] */* 

2450 BARONNE ABENNOR a baroness (the wife of a baron) [n ‐S] */s 

2451 ABORTER ABEORRT one that aborts (to bring forth a fetus prematurely) [n ‐S] */s 

2452 TABORER ABEORRT one that tabors (to beat on a small drum) [n ‐S] */s 

2453 ‐ABETTOR ABEORTT one that abets (to encourage and support) [n ‐S] */s 

2454 TABORET ABEORTT a small drum [n ‐S] */s 

2455 CONNATE ACENNOT innate (inborn (existing in one from birth)) [adj] */* 

2456 CREATOR ACEORRT one that creates (to cause to exist) [n ‐S] */s 

2457 REACTOR ACEORRT one that reacts (to respond to a stimulus) [n ‐S] */s 

2458 FORERAN AEFNORR FORERUN, to run in advance of [v] */k 

2459 MONERAN AEMNNOR a cellular organism that does not have a distinct nucleus [n ‐S] */s 

2460 MONTANE AEMNNOT the lower vegetation belt of a mountain [n ‐S] */s 

2461 NONMEAT AEMNNOT not containing meat [adj] */* 

2462 ‐TOMENTA AEMNOTT TOMENTUM, a network of small blood vessels [n] */* 

2463 ANNOYER AENNORY one that annoys (to be troublesome to) [n ‐S] */s 

2464 OVERRAN AENORRV OVERRUN, to spread or swarm over [v] */k 

2465 PRAETOR AEOPRRT an ancient Roman magistrate [n ‐S] */s 

2466 PRORATE AEOPRRT to divide proportionately [v ‐RATED, ‐RATING, ‐RATES] */ds 

2467 BONNIER‐ BEINNOR BONNY, pretty (pleasing to the eye) [adj] */* 

2468 ORBITER BEIORRT one that orbits (to move or revolve around) [n ‐S] */s 

2469 CORNIER CEINORR CORNY, trite (used so often as to be made commonplace) [adj] */* 

2470 TONETIC CEINOTT TONETICS, the phonetic study of tone in language [adj] */s 

2471 COTTIER CEIORTT cotter (a pin or wedge used for fastening parts together) [n ‐S] */s 

2472 INFERNO EFINNOR a place that resembles or suggests hell [n ‐NOS] */s 

2473 ROTIFER EFIORRT a microscopic aquatic organism [n ‐S] */s 

2474 HORNIER EHINORR HORNY, hornlike in hardness [adj] t/* 

2475 HERITOR EHIORRT one that inherits (to receive by legal succession) [n ‐S] */s 

2476 THORITE EHIORTT a thorium ore [n ‐S] */s 

2477 IRONMEN EIMNNOR IRONMAN, a man of great strength and stamina [n] */* 

2478 MENTION EIMNNOT to refer to in a casual manner [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2479 OMITTER EIMORTT one that omits (to leave out) [n ‐S] */s 

2480 PONTINE EINNOPT pertaining to bridges [adj] */* 

2481 ENVIRON‐ EINNORV to encircle (to form a circle around) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2482 PORNIER EINOPRR PORNY, pornographic [adj] */* 

2483 PIERROT EIOPRRT a clown [n ‐S] */s 

2484 PRERIOT EIOPRRT preceding a riot [adj] */* 

2485 POTTIER EIOPRTT POTTY, of little importance [adj] s/* 

2486 TRANSIT AINRSTT to pass across or through [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

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2487 ‐OEDEMAS‐ ADEEMOS OEDEMA, edema (an excessive accumulation of serous fluid) [n] */* 

2488 OBELISE BEEILOS to obelize (to mark with an obelus) [v ‐LISED, ‐LISING, ‐LISES] */ds 

2489 DIOCESE CDEEIOS an ecclesiastical district [n ‐S] */s 

2490 EPISODE DEEIOPS an incident in the course of a continuous experience [n ‐S] : EPISODIC [adj] */s 

2491 IONIZER‐ EIINORZ one that ionizes (to convert into ions) [n ‐S] l/s 

2492 IRONIZE EIINORZ to mix with nutritional iron [v ‐NIZED, ‐NIZING, ‐NIZES] */ds 

2493 ENGRAFT AEFGNRT to graft for propagation [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2494 GARMENT AEGMNRT to clothe (to provide with clothing) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2495 ‐MARGENT AEGMNRT to margin (to provide with a margin (a border)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2496 TREPANG‐ AEGNPRT a marine animal [n ‐S] */s 

2497 TWANGER AEGNRTW one that twangs (to make a sharp, vibrating sound) [n ‐S] */s 

2498 ‐AGENTRY AEGNRTY the office or duties of an agent [n ‐RIES] */* 

2499 METRING EGIMNRT METRE, to meter (to measure by mechanical means) [v] */* 

2500 TERMING EGIMNRT TERM, to give a name to [v] */* 

2501 RETYING EGINRTY RETIE, TIE, to fasten with a cord or rope [v] */* 

2502 IONONES‐ EINNOOS IONONE, a chemical compound [n] */* 

2503 TOOTSIE EIOOSTT tootsy (a foot (the terminal part of the leg on which the body stands and moves)) [n ‐S] */s 

2504 RELEASE AEEELRS to set free [v ‐LEASED, ‐LEASING, ‐LEASES] */drs 

2505 SEEDIER DEEEIRS SEEDY, containing seeds; inferior in condition or quality [adj] */* 

2506 EELIEST EEEILST EELY, resembling an eel (a snakelike fish) [adj] */* 

2507 STEELIE EEEILST a steel playing marble [n ‐S] */rs 

2508 AGITATE AAEGITT to move with a violent, irregular action [v ‐TATED, ‐TATING, ‐TATES] : AGITABLE [adj] */ds 

2509 DEBONER‐ BDEENOR a bone remover [n ‐S] */s 

2510 ENROBED‐ BDEENOR ENROBE, to dress (to put clothes on) [v] */* 

2511 REDBONE BDEENOR a hunting dog [n ‐S] */s 

2512 BOREENS‐ BEENORS BOREEN, a lane in Ireland [n] */* 

2513 ENROBES‐ BEENORS ENROBE, to dress (to put clothes on) [v] */* 

2514 BONESET BEENOST a perennial herb [n ‐S] */s 

2515 ENCODER‐ CDEENOR one that encodes (to put into code) [n ‐S] */s 

2516 ENCORED‐ CDEENOR ENCORE, to call for the reappearance of a performer [v] */* 

2517 ‐ELECTOR CEELORT one that elects (to select by vote for an office) [n ‐S] s/s 

2518 ELECTRO CEELORT to make a metallic copy of a page of type for printing [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */ns 

2519 ENCORES‐ CEENORS ENCORE, to call for the reappearance of a performer [v] */* 

2520 NECROSE CEENORS to affect with necrosis [v ‐CROSED, ‐CROSING, ‐CROSES] */ds 

2521 COENURE CEENORU coenurus (a tapeworm larva) [n ‐S] */s 

2522 CENOTES‐ CEENOST CENOTE, a sinkhole in limestone [n] */* 

2523 MODERNE‐ DEEMNOR a design style of the 1920s and 1930s [n ‐S] */rs 

2524 DEMETON DEEMNOT an insecticide [n ‐S] */s 

2525 PENTODE DEENOPT a type of electron tube [n ‐S] */s 

2526 ENDOWER DEENORW one that endows (to provide with something) [n ‐S] */s 

2527 REENDOW DEENORW ENDOW, to provide with something [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2528 REVOTED‐ DEEORTV REVOTE, VOTE, to cast a vote (a formal expression of will or opinion) [v] */* 

2529 TOWERED DEEORTW TOWER, to rise to a great height [v] */* 

2530 RESHONE EEHNORS RESHINE, SHINE, to emit light [v] */* 

2531 HETEROS‐ EEHORST HETERO, a heterosexual [n] */* 

2532 OVERLET EELORTV to let to excess [v ‐LET, ‐LETTING, ‐LETS] c/s 

2533 MOREENS‐ EEMNORS MOREEN, a heavy fabric [n] */* 

2534 TONEMES‐ EEMNOST TONEME, a tonal unit of speech [n] */* 

2535 EMOTERS‐ EEMORST EMOTER, one that emotes (to express emotion in an exaggerated manner) [n] */* 

2536 METEORS‐ EEMORST METEOR, a small celestial body that enters the earth's atmosphere [n] */* 

2537 ‐REMOTES‐ EEMORST REMOTE, a broadcast originating outside a studio [n] */t 

2538 OPENERS‐ EENOPRS OPENER, one that opens (to cause to become open) [n] */* 

2539 PEREONS‐ EENOPRS PEREON, pereion (the thorax of some crustaceans) [n] */* 

2540 REOPENS‐ EENOPRS REOPEN, OPEN, to cause to become open [v] */* 

2541 OPENEST EENOPST OPEN, affording unobstructed access, passage, or view [adj] */* 

2542 PENTOSE EENOPST a sugar having five carbon atoms per molecule [n ‐S] */s 

2543 POSTEEN EENOPST an Afghan outer garment [n ‐S] */s 

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2544 POTEENS‐ EENOPST POTEEN, Irish whiskey that is distilled unlawfully [n] */* 

2545 TOWNEES‐ EENOSTW TOWNEE, a townsman (a resident of a town) [n] */* 

2546 ‐OVERSET EEORSTV to turn or tip over [v ‐SET, ‐SETTING, ‐SETS] */s 

2547 REVOTES‐ EEORSTV REVOTE, VOTE, to cast a vote (a formal expression of will or opinion) [v] */* 

2548 VETOERS‐ EEORSTV VETOER, one that vetoes (to forbid or prevent authoritatively) [n] */* 

2549 BOATING ABGINOT the sport of traveling by boat [n ‐S] */s 

2550 ORGANIC ACGINOR a substance of animal or vegetable origin [n ‐S] */s 

2551 COATING ACGINOT a covering layer [n ‐S] */s 

2552 COTINGA‐ ACGINOT a tropical bird [n ‐S] */s 

2553 ARGOTIC ACGIORT ARGOT, a specialized vocabulary [adj] */* 

2554 ANTIFOG AFGINOT preventing the buildup of moisture on a surface [adj] */* 

2555 ROAMING AGIMNOR ROAM, to move about without purpose or plan [v] */* 

2556 MOATING AGIMNOT MOAT, to surround with a moat (a water‐filled trench) [v] */* 

2557 PIGNORA AGINOPR PIGNUS, property held as security for a debt [n] */* 

2558 RADULAE‐ AADELRU RADULA, a tonguelike organ of mollusks [n] */* 

2559 ADULATE AADELTU to praise excessively [v ‐LATED, ‐LATING, ‐LATES] */ds 

2560 SAUNAED AADENSU SAUNA, to take a dry heat bath [v] */* 

2561 ‐LINDIES DEIILNS LINDY, a lively dance [n] */* 

2562 UTILISE EIILSTU to utilize (to make use of) [v ‐LISED, ‐LISING, ‐LISES] */drs 

2563 ENAMINE AEEIMNN a type of amine (a type of chemical compound) [n ‐S] */s 

2564 TEATIME AEEIMTT the customary time for tea [n ‐S] */s 

2565 WEARIER AEEIRRW WEARY, tired (sapped of strength) [adj] */* 

2566 SIALOID ADIILOS resembling saliva (a fluid secreted by the glands of the mouth) [adj] */* 

2567 ENTERED DEEENRT ENTER, to come or go into [v] ct/* 

2568 ENTREES‐ EEENRST ENTREE, the principal dish of a meal [n] */* 

2569 RETENES‐ EEENRST RETENE, a chemical compound [n] */* 

2570 TEENERS‐ EEENRST TEENER, a teenager (a person between the ages of thirteen and nineteen) [n] */* 

2571 AMEBOID ABDEIMO AMEBA, amoeba (a unicellular microscopic organism) [adj] */* 

2572 HAEMOID ADEHIMO hemoid (hemal (pertaining to the blood)) [adj] */* 

2573 MIAOWED ADEIMOW MIAOW, to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v] */* 

2574 HEMIOLA AEHILMO a rhythmic alteration in music [n ‐S] */s 

2575 GALEATE AAEEGLT GALEA, a helmet‐shaped anatomical part [adj] */d 

2576 TOGATED‐ ADEGOTT wearing a toga [adj] */* 

2577 NONAGES‐ AEGNNOS NONAGE, a period of immaturity [n] */* 

2578 GRODIER DEGIORR GRODY, sleazy (shoddy (of inferior quality)) [adj] */* 

2579 GORSIER EGIORRS GORSY, abounding in gorse (furze (a spiny shrub)) [adj] */* 

2580 EGOTIST EGIOSTT a conceited person [n ‐S] */s 

2581 BRISANT ABINRST BRISANCE, the shattering effect of an explosive [adj] */* 

2582 NARCIST ACINRST one given to narcism [n ‐S] */s 

2583 CURTAIN ACINRTU to provide with a hanging piece of fabric [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2584 INDRAFT ADFINRT an inward flow or current [n ‐S] */s 

2585 ANTIFUR AFINRTU opposed to the wearing of animal furs [adj] */* 

2586 INTHRAL AHILNRT to enthrall (to charm (to attract irresistibly)) [v ‐THRALLED, ‐THRALLING, ‐THRALS] */ls 

2587 TARNISH AHINRST to dull the luster of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐ES] */* 

2588 RIANTLY AILNRTY RIANT, cheerful (full of spirits) [adv] */* 

2589 MARTINS‐ AIMNRST MARTIN, a small bird [n] */* 

2590 ‐NATRIUM AIMNRTU sodium (a metallic element) [n ‐S] */s 

2591 SPIRANT AINPRST a speech sound produced by the forcing of breath through a narrow passage [n ‐S] a/s 

2592 PURITAN AINPRTU a rigorously moral or religious person [n ‐S] */s 

2593 UNITARY AINRTUY pertaining to a unit (a specific quantity used as a standard of measurement) [adj] */* 

2594 ALASTOR AALORST an avenging deity in Greek tragedy [n ‐S] */s 

2595 TOLIDIN DIILNOT tolidine (a chemical compound) [n ‐S] */es 

2596 SORDINI DIINORS SORDINO, sordine (a device used to muffle the tone of a musical instrument) [n] */* 

2597 SIRLOIN IILNORS a cut of beef [n ‐S] */s 

2598 ROOTING GINOORT ROOT, to put forth a root (an underground portion of a plant) [v] */* 

2599 LOUDENS‐ DELNOSU LOUDEN, to make or become louder [v] */* 

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2600 NODULES‐ DELNOSU NODULE, a small node [n] */* 

2601 LOUDEST DELOSTU LOUD, strongly audible [adj] */* 

2602 TOUSLED‐ DELOSTU TOUSLE, to dishevel (to make messy (dirty or untidy)) [v] */* 

2603 BOATMEN ABEMNOT BOATMAN, one who works on boats [n] */* 

2604 BROMATE ABEMORT to combine with bromine [v ‐MATED, ‐MATING, ‐MATES] */ds 

2605 BAYONET ABENOTY to stab with a dagger‐like weapon [v ‐NETED, ‐NETING, ‐NETS or ‐NETTED, ‐NETTING, ‐NETS] */s 

2606 PROBATE ABEOPRT to establish the validity of [v ‐BATED, ‐BATING, ‐BATES] */ds 

2607 ROMANCE ACEMNOR to woo (to seek the affection of) [v ‐MANCED, ‐MANCING, ‐MANCES] */drs 

2608 CENTAVO ACENOTV a coin of various Spanish‐American nations [n ‐VOS] */s 

2609 OVERACT ACEORTV to act with exaggeration [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2610 FORAMEN AEFMNOR a small anatomical opening [n ‐MINA or ‐MENS] */s 

2611 FOREMAN AEFMNOR a man who supervises workers [n FOREMEN] */* 

2612 FORMATE‐ AEFMORT a chemical salt [n ‐S] */s 

2613 PROFANE AEFNOPR to treat with irreverence or abuse [v ‐FANED, ‐FANING, ‐FANES] */drs 

2614 OVERFAT AEFORTV too fat (having an abundance of flesh) [adj] */* 

2615 MENORAH AEHMNOR a candleholder used in Jewish worship [n ‐S] */s 

2616 TERAOHM AEHMORT one trillion ohms [n ‐S] */s 

2617 PHAETON AEHNOPT a light carriage [n ‐S] */s 

2618 PHONATE AEHNOPT to produce speech sounds [v ‐NATED, ‐NATING, ‐NATES] */ds 

2619 PHORATE AEHOPRT an insecticide [n ‐S] e/s 

2620 MANROPE AEMNOPR a rope used as a handrail [n ‐S] */s 

2621 OVERMAN AEMNORV a foreman (a man who supervises workers) [n OVERMEN], to provide with more men than are 

needed [v ‐MANNED, ‐MANNING, ‐MANS] */sy 

2622 ANYMORE AEMNORY at the present time [adv] */* 

2623 OVERAPT AEOPRTV excessively apt [adj] */* 

2624 BICORNE‐ BCEINOR a type of hat [n ‐S] */s 

2625 BONFIRE BEFINOR an open fire [n ‐S] */s 

2626 BROMINE‐ BEIMNOR a volatile liquid element [n ‐S] */s 

2627 BROWNIE BEINORW a small sprite [n ‐S] */rs 

2628 COINFER CEFINOR to infer jointly [v ‐FERRED, ‐FERRING, ‐FERS] */s 

2629 CONIFER CEFINOR an evergreen tree [n ‐S] */s 

2630 CHORINE CEHINOR a chorus girl [n ‐S] */s 

2631 INCOMER‐ CEIMNOR one that comes in [n ‐S] */s 

2632 CENTIMO CEIMNOT any of various small coins [n ‐MOS] */s 

2633 TONEMIC CEIMNOT TONEME, a tonal unit of speech [adj] */* 

2634 MORTICE CEIMORT to mortise (to join or fasten securely) [v ‐TICED, ‐TICING, ‐TICES] */ds 

2635 PORCINE CEINOPR pertaining to swine (a domestic pig) [adj] */* 

2636 ENTOPIC CEINOPT situated in the normal place [adj] */* 

2637 NEPOTIC CEINOPT NEPOTISM, favoritism shown to a relative [adj] */* 

2638 CORVINE CEINORV pertaining or belonging to the crow family of birds [adj] */* 

2639 ‐EVICTOR CEIORTV one that evicts (to expel by legal process) [n ‐S] */s 

2640 COWRITE CEIORTW to collaborate in writing [v ‐WROTE, ‐WRITTEN, ‐WRITING, ‐WRITES] */rs 

2641 FERMION EFIMNOR a type of atomic particle [n ‐S] */s 

2642 FIREPOT EFIOPRT a clay pot filled with burning items [n ‐S] */s 

2643 PIEFORT EFIOPRT an unusually thick coin [n ‐S] */s 

2644 OVERFIT EFIORTV fitted to excess [adj] */* 

2645 MOTHIER EHIMORT MOTHY, full of moths [adj] */* 

2646 PHONIER EHINOPR PHONEY, phony (not genuine or real) [adj] */* 

2647 PROMINE EIMNOPR a substance that promotes growth [n ‐S] */s 

2648 PIMENTO EIMNOPT pimiento (a sweet pepper) [n ‐TOS] */s 

2649 VOMITER EIMORTV one that vomits (to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth) [n ‐S] */s 

2650 OVERTIP EIOPRTV to tip more than what is customary [v ‐TIPPED, ‐TIPPING, ‐TIPS] */s 

2651 TABOOED ABDEOOT TABOO, to exclude from use, approach, or mention [v] */* 

2652 SEABOOT ABEOOST a waterproof boot [n ‐S] */s 

2653 OSTEOMA AEMOOST a tumor of bone tissue [n ‐MAS or ‐MATA] */s 

2654 BOONIES BEINOOS a backwoods area [n] */* 

2655 BOOTIES‐ BEIOOST BOOTIE, bootee (a baby's sock) [n] */* 

2656 COOTIES‐ CEIOOST COOTIE, a body louse [n] */* 

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2657 HOODIER‐ DEHIOOR HOODY, resembling a hoodlum (a thug (a brutal ruffian or assassin)) [adj] */* 

2658 DHOOTIE‐ DEHIOOT dhoti (a loincloth worn by Hindu men) [n ‐S] */s 

2659 DOOMIER DEIMOOR DOOMY, doomful (ominous (portending evil)) [adj] */* 

2660 MOIDORE DEIMOOR a former gold coin of Portugal [n ‐S] */s 

2661 MOODIER DEIMOOR MOODY, given to changing moods [adj] */* 

2662 WOODIER‐ DEIOORW WOODY, containing or resembling wood [adj] */* 

2663 ROOFIES‐ EFIOORS ROOFIE, a tablet of a powerful sedative [n] */* 

2664 FOOTIES‐ EFIOOST FOOTIE, footsie (a flirting game played with the feet) [n] */t 

2665 FOOTSIE EFIOOST a flirting game played with the feet [n ‐S] */s 

2666 OINOMEL EILMNOO oenomel (an ancient Greek beverage of wine and honey) [n ‐S] */s 

2667 VIOLONE EILNOOV a stringed instrument [n ‐S] */s 

2668 LOOPIER EILOOPR LOOPY, full of loops [adj] */* 

2669 WOOLIER‐ EILOORW WOOLY, woolly (consisting of or resembling wool) [adj] */* 

2670 NOISOME EIMNOOS disgusting; harmful [adj] */* 

2671 ROOMIES‐ EIMOORS ROOMIE, a roommate (one with whom a room is shared) [n] */t 

2672 ISOTOPE EIOOPST a form of an element [n ‐S] : ISOTOPIC [adj] */s 

2673 RONTGEN EGNNORT roentgen (a unit of radiation dosage) [n ‐S] */s 

2674 VAGINAE‐ AAEGINV VAGINA, the passage leading from the uterus to the vulva [n] */* 

2675 IMAGINE AEGIIMN to form a mental picture of [v ‐INED, ‐INING, ‐INES] */drs 

2676 TOELIKE EEIKLOT resembling a toe [adj] */* 

2677 EIKONES EEIKNOS EIKON, icon (a representation (presentation)) [n] */* 

2678 ZEOLITE EEILOTZ a mineral [n ‐S] : ZEOLITIC [adj] */s 

2679 ZINGARE AEGINRZ ZINGARA, a female gypsy [n] */* 

2680 TZIGANE AEGINTZ a gypsy [n ‐S] */s 

2681 EUGENOL EEGLNOU an aromatic liquid [n ‐S] */s 

2682 RATTLED‐ ADELRTT RATTLE, to make a quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] bp/* 

2683 DARNERS‐ ADENRRS DARNER, one that darns (to mend with interlacing stitches) [n] */* 

2684 ERRANDS‐ ADENRRS ERRAND, a short trip made for a particular purpose [n] */* 

2685 ATTENDS‐ ADENSTT ATTEND, to be present at [v] */* 

2686 ATTUNED‐ ADENTTU ATTUNE, to bring into harmony [v] */* 

2687 NUTATED‐ ADENTTU NUTATE, to exhibit nutation [v] */* 

2688 TAUNTED ADENTTU TAUNT, to challenge or reproach sarcastically [v] */* 

2689 DARTERS‐ ADERRST DARTER, one that darts (to move suddenly or swiftly) [n] */* 

2690 RETARDS‐ ADERRST RETARD, to slow the progress of [v] */* 

2691 ‐STARRED ADERRST STAR, to shine as a star (a natural luminous body visible in the sky) [v] */* 

2692 TRADERS‐ ADERRST TRADER, one that trades (to give in exchange for another commodity) [n] */* 

2693 ‐STARTED ADERSTT START, to set out [v] */* 

2694 TETRADS‐ ADERSTT TETRAD, a group of four [n] */* 

2695 ENSNARL AELNNRS to tangle (to bring together in intricate confusion) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2696 LANNERS‐ AELNNRS LANNER, a falcon of Europe and Asia [n] p/* 

2697 UNLEARN AELNNRU to put out of one's knowledge or memory [v ‐LEARNED or ‐LEARNT, ‐LEARNING, ‐LEARNS] */st 

2698 ANNULET AELNNTU a small ring [n ‐S] */s 

2699 SNARLER AELNRRS one that snarls (to growl viciously) [n ‐S] */s 

2700 LATENTS‐ AELNSTT LATENT, a barely visible fingerprint that can be developed for study [n] */* 

2701 LATTENS‐ AELNSTT LATTEN, a brass‐like alloy [n] f/* 

2702 TALENTS‐ AELNSTT TALENT, a special natural ability [n] */* 

2703 RATTLES‐ AELRSTT RATTLE, to make a quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] bp/* 

2704 STARLET AELRSTT a small star [n ‐S] */s 

2705 STARTLE AELRSTT to frighten or surprise suddenly [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */drs 

2706 TUTELAR AELRTTU a tutelary (one who has the power to protect) [n ‐S] */sy 

2707 ATTUNES‐ AENSTTU ATTUNE, to bring into harmony [v] */* 

2708 NUTATES‐ AENSTTU NUTATE, to exhibit nutation [v] */* 

2709 TAUTENS‐ AENSTTU TAUTEN, to make taut (fully stretched, so as not to be slack) [v] */* 

2710 TETANUS AENSTTU an infectious disease [n ‐ES] : TETANOID [adj] */* 

2711 UNSTATE AENSTTU to deprive of status [v ‐STATED, ‐STATING, ‐STATES] */ds 

2712 STATURE AERSTTU the natural height of a human or animal body [n ‐S] */s 

2713 ‐DINNERS‐ DEINNRS DINNER, the main meal of the day [n] */* 

2714 ENDRINS‐ DEINNRS ENDRIN, an insecticide [n] */* 

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2715 INURNED DEINNRU INURN, to put in an urn [v] */* 

2716 DENTINS‐ DEINNST DENTIN, the hard substance forming the body of a tooth [n] */* 

2717 INDENTS‐ DEINNST INDENT, to cut or tear irregularly [v] */* 

2718 INTENDS‐ DEINNST INTEND, to have as a specific aim or purpose [v] */* 

2719 DUNNITE DEINNTU an explosive [n ‐S] */s 

2720 DENTIST DEINSTT one who treats the teeth [n ‐S] */s 

2721 DISTENT DEINSTT distended [adj] */* 

2722 ‐STINTED DEINSTT STINT, to limit (to restrict (to keep within certain boundaries)) [v] */* 

2723 STIRRED DEIRRST STIR, to pass an implement through in circular motions [v] */* 

2724 STRIDER‐ DEIRRST one that strides (to walk with long steps) [n ‐S] */s 

2725 LINNETS‐ EILNNST LINNET, a European songbird [n] */* 

2726 LITTERS‐ EILRSTT LITTER, to scatter rubbish about [v] fgs/* 

2727 ‐SLITTER EILRSTT one that slits (to make a slit (a long, narrow cut) in) [n ‐S] */s 

2728 TILTERS‐ EILRSTT TILTER, one that tilts (to cause to slant) [n] */* 

2729 SUNNIER EINNRSU SUNNY, filled with sunlight [adj] */* 

2730 UNRISEN EINNRSU RISE, to move upward [adj] */* 

2731 TUNNIES EINNSTU TUNNY, a tuna (a marine food fish) [n] */* 

2732 INSURER‐ EINRRSU one that insures (to guarantee against loss) [n ‐S] */s 

2733 RUINERS‐ EINRRSU RUINER, one that ruins (to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal)) [n] */* 

2734 RUSTIER EIRRSTU RUSTY, covered with rust [adj] ct/* 

2735 BEAMIER ABEEIMR BEAMY, beaming [adj] */* 

2736 FAIENCE ACEEFIN a variety of glazed pottery [n ‐S] */s 

2737 FIANCEE‐ ACEEFIN a woman engaged to be married [n ‐S] */s 

2738 HEAVIER AEEHIRV HEAVY, having much weight [adj] */* 

2739 INWEAVE AEEINVW to weave together [v ‐WOVE or ‐WEAVED, ‐WOVEN, ‐WEAVING, ‐WEAVES] */ds 

2740 CORONET CENOORT a small crown [n ‐S] */s 

2741 MONTERO EMNOORT a type of cap [n ‐ROS] */s 

2742 SOLANIN AILNNOS solanine (a poisonous alkaloid) [n ‐S] */es 

2743 ALTOIST AILOSTT one who plays the alto saxophone [n ‐S] */s 

2744 ‐OURARIS‐ AIORRSU OURARI, curare (an arrow poison) [n] */* 

2745 DILATED‐ ADDEILT DILATE, to make wider or larger [v] */* 

2746 DANDIES ADDEINS DANDY, a man who is overly concerned about his appearance [n] */t 

2747 UNAIDED ADDEINU AID, to help (to give assistance to) [adj] */* 

2748 AUDITED ADDEITU AUDIT, to examine with intent to verify [v] */* 

2749 DALLIER ADEILLR one that dallies (to waste time) [n ‐S] */s 

2750 DIALLER ADEILLR dialer (one that dials (to manipulate a calibrated disk)) [n ‐S] */s 

2751 ‐RALLIED ADEILLR RALLY, to call together for a common purpose [v] */* 

2752 ‐TALLIED ADEILLT TALLY, to count (to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total) [v] */* 

2753 DISSEAT ADEISST to unseat (to remove from a seat) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2754 AINSELL AEILLNS own self [n ‐S] */s 

2755 ‐RALLIES AEILLRS RALLY, to call together for a common purpose [v] */* 

2756 SALLIER AEILLRS one that sallies (to rush out suddenly) [n ‐S] */s 

2757 TAILLES‐ AEILLST TAILLE, a former French tax [n] */s 

2758 ‐TALLIES AEILLST TALLY, to count (to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total) [v] */* 

2759 ‐SALINES‐ AEILNSS SALINE, a salt solution [n] */* 

2760 SILANES‐ AEILNSS SILANE, a chemical compound [n] */* 

2761 AIRLESS AEILRSS having no air [adj] h/* 

2762 RESAILS‐ AEILRSS RESAIL, SAIL, to move across the surface of water by the action of wind [v] */* 

2763 SAILERS‐ AEILRSS SAILER, a vessel that sails [n] */* 

2764 SERAILS‐ AEILRSS SERAIL, a seraglio (a harem (the section of a Muslim household reserved for women)) [n] */* 

2765 SERIALS‐ AEILRSS SERIAL, a literary or dramatic work presented in successive installments [n] */* 

2766 SALTIES‐ AEILSST SALTIE, a deep‐sea vessel sailing the Great Lakes [n] */t 

2767 SAURIES AEIRSSU SAURY, a marine fish [n] */* 

2768 TENTAGE AEEGNTT a supply of tents [n ‐S] */s 

2769 GREATER AEEGRRT GREAT, large (of considerable size or quantity) [adj] */* 

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2770 REGRATE AEEGRRT to buy up in order to sell for a higher price in the same area [v ‐GRATED, ‐GRATING, ‐GRATES] 

*/ds 

2771 TERGITE EEGIRTT a tergum (a back part of a segment of an arthropod) [n ‐S] */s 

2772 DARLING ADGILNR a much‐loved person [n ‐S] */s 

2773 LARDING ADGILNR LARD, to coat with lard (the melted fat of hogs) [v] */* 

2774 DARINGS‐ ADGINRS DARING, bravery (courage (the quality that enables one to face danger fearlessly; spirit)) [n] */* 

2775 GRADINS‐ ADGINRS GRADIN, gradine (one of a series of steps) [n] */* 

2776 DAUTING ADGINTU DAUT, to fondle (to caress (to touch lovingly)) [v] */* 

2777 LASTING AGILNST a durable fabric [n ‐S] b/s 

2778 SALTING AGILNST land regularly flooded by tides [n ‐S] */s 

2779 SLATING AGILNST the act of one that slates (to cover with slate (a roofing material)) [n ‐S] */s 

2780 STALING AGILNST STALE, to become stale (not fresh) [v] */* 

2781 GUITARS‐ AGIRSTU GUITAR, a stringed musical instrument [n] */* 

2782 ‐LENDERS‐ DEELNRS LENDER, one that lends (to give the temporary use of) [n] b/* 

2783 RELENDS‐ DEELNRS RELEND, LEND, to give the temporary use of [v] */* 

2784 ‐SLENDER DEELNRS thin (having relatively little density or thickness) [adj ‐DERER, ‐DEREST] */* 

2785 NESTLED‐ DEELNST NESTLE, to lie snugly [v] */* 

2786 ENDURES‐ DEENRSU ENDURE, to last (to continue in existence) [v] */* 

2787 ENSURED‐ DEENRSU ENSURE, to make certain (absolutely confident) [v] c/* 

2788 UNREELS‐ EELNRSU UNREEL, to unwind from a reel [v] */* 

2789 ELUENTS‐ EELNSTU ELUENT, eluant (a solvent (a substance capable of dissolving others)) [n] */* 

2790 UNSTEEL EELNSTU to make soft (yielding readily to pressure) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2791 BONDAGE ABDEGNO slavery (ownership of one person by another) [n ‐S] */s 

2792 DOGBANE ABDEGNO a perennial herb [n ‐S] */s 

2793 ‐GLOBATE ABEGLOT spherical [adj] */d 

2794 NOSEBAG ABEGNOS a feedbag (a bag for feeding horses) [n ‐S] */s 

2795 BORAGES‐ ABEGORS BORAGE, a medicinal herb [n] */* 

2796 CONGAED ACDEGNO CONGA, to perform a conga (Latin American dance) [v] */* 

2797 DECAGON ACDEGNO a ten‐sided polygon [n ‐S] */s 

2798 CORDAGE ACDEGOR the amount of wood in an area [n ‐S] */s 

2799 CONGEAL ACEGLNO to change from a fluid to a solid [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2800 CARGOES ACEGORS CARGO, conveyed merchandise [n] */* 

2801 CORSAGE ACEGORS a small bouquet of flowers [n ‐S] */s 

2802 SOCAGER‐ ACEGORS a tenant by socage [n ‐S] */s 

2803 COURAGE ACEGORU the quality that enables one to face danger fearlessly; spirit [n ‐S] */s 

2804 FORAGED‐ ADEFGOR FORAGE, to search about [v] */* 

2805 FAGOTED ADEFGOT FAGOT, to bind together into a bundle [v] */* 

2806 HAGRODE ADEGHOR HAGRIDE, to harass (to bother persistently) [v] */* 

2807 DOGVANE ADEGNOV a small vane [n ‐S] */s 

2808 GOWANED ADEGNOW GOWAN, a daisy (a flowering plant) [adj] */* 

2809 WAGONED ADEGNOW WAGON, to convey by wagon (a four‐wheeled, horse‐drawn vehicle) [v] */* 

2810 DOWAGER ADEGORW a dignified elderly woman [n ‐S] */s 

2811 WORDAGE ADEGORW the number of words used [n ‐S] */s 

2812 FLOTAGE AEFGLOT the act of floating (to rest or remain on the surface of a liquid) [n ‐S] */s 

2813 FORAGES‐ AEFGORS FORAGE, to search about [v] */* 

2814 HALOGEN AEGHLNO a nonmetallic element [n ‐S] */s 

2815 HOSTAGE AEGHOST a person held as security [n ‐S] */s 

2816 GLOMERA AEGLMOR GLOMUS, a type of vascular tuft [n] */* 

2817 GOMERAL AEGLMOR a fool [n ‐S] */s 

2818 PERGOLA AEGLOPR a shaded shelter or passageway [n ‐S] */s 

2819 VORLAGE AEGLORV a position in skiing [n ‐S] */s 

2820 VOLTAGE AEGLOTV electromotive force expressed in volts [n ‐S] */s 

2821 MANGOES AEGMNOS MANGO, an edible tropical fruit [n] */* 

2822 NOSEGAY AEGNOSY a bouquet (a bunch of flowers) [n ‐GAYS] */s 

2823 GESTAPO AEGOPST a secret‐police organization [n ‐POS] */s 

2824 POSTAGE AEGOPST the charge for mailing an item [n ‐S] */s 

2825 POTAGES‐ AEGOPST POTAGE, a thick soup [n] */* 

2826 ‐STOWAGE AEGOSTW goods in storage [n ‐S] */s 

2827 TOWAGES‐ AEGOSTW TOWAGE, the price paid for towing [n] s/* 

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2828 OUTGAVE AEGOTUV OUTGIVE, to give more than [v] */* 

2829 BIGOTED BDEGIOT intolerant [adj] */* 

2830 IGNOBLE BEGILNO of low character [adj] : IGNOBLY [adv] */* 

2831 OBLIGER‐ BEGILOR one that obliges (to put in one's debt by a favor or service) [n ‐S] */s 

2832 BINGOES BEGINOS BINGO, a game of chance [n] */* 

2833 BIOGENS‐ BEGINOS BIOGEN, a hypothetical protein molecule [n] */* 

2834 COIGNED‐ CDEGINO COIGNE, to quoin (to secure with a type of wedge) [v] */* 

2835 ERGODIC CDEGIOR pertaining to the probability that any state will recur [adj] */* 

2836 COGNISE CEGINOS to cognize (to become aware of in one's mind) [v ‐NISED, ‐NISING, ‐NISES] */ds 

2837 COIGNES‐ CEGINOS COIGNE, to quoin (to secure with a type of wedge) [v] */* 

2838 FIREDOG DEFGIOR an andiron (a metal support for holding wood in a fireplace) [n ‐S] */s 

2839 HONGIED DEGHINO HONGI, to greet another by pressing noses together [v] */* 

2840 HOGTIED‐ DEGHIOT HOGTIE, to tie together the legs of [v] */* 

2841 DEMOING DEGIMNO DEMO, to demonstrate [v] */* 

2842 MENDIGO DEGIMNO a freshwater fish [n ‐GOS] */s 

2843 WENDIGO DEGINOW windigo (an evil demon in Algonquian mythology) [n ‐GOS] */s 

2844 WIDGEON DEGINOW a river duck [n ‐S] */s 

2845 PODGIER DEGIOPR PODGY, pudgy (short and fat) [adj] */* 

2846 HONGIES EGHINOS HONGI, to greet another by pressing noses together [v] */* 

2847 ‐SHOEING EGHINOS SHOE, to provide with shoes [v] */* 

2848 OGREISH EGHIORS resembling an ogre (a monster (a strange or terrifying creature)) [adj] */* 

2849 HOGTIES‐ EGHIOST HOGTIE, to tie together the legs of [v] */* 

2850 TOUGHIE EGHIOTU a tough person [n ‐S] */s 

2851 GOMERIL EGILMOR gomeral (a fool) [n ‐S] */s 

2852 ‐ELOPING EGILNOP ELOPE, to run off secretly to be married [v] */* 

2853 MEOUING EGIMNOU MEOU, meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v] */* 

2854 OGREISM EGIMORS the state of being ogreish (resembling an ogre (a monster (a strange or terrifying creature))) [n ‐ 

S] */s 

2855 EGOTISM EGIMOST self‐conceit [n ‐S] */s 

2856 EPIGONS‐ EGINOPS EPIGON, epigone (an inferior imitator) [n] */* 

2857 PIGEONS‐ EGINOPS PIGEON, a short‐legged bird [n] */* 

2858 PINGOES EGINOPS PINGO, a low mound of earth formed by expansion of underlying frost [n] */* 

2859 WIGEONS‐ EGINOSW WIGEON, widgeon (a river duck) [n] */* 

2860 ISOGENY EGINOSY the state of being of similar origin [n ‐NIES] */* 

2861 ‐PORGIES EGIOPRS PORGY, a marine food fish [n] */* 

2862 SERPIGO EGIOPRS a spreading skin eruption [n ‐GOS or ‐GOES or ‐GINES] */s 

2863 GROUPIE EGIOPRU a female follower of rock groups [n ‐S] */s 

2864 PIROGUE EGIOPRU piragua (a dugout canoe) [n ‐S] */s 

2865 OUTGIVE EGIOTUV to give more than [v ‐GAVE, ‐GIVEN, ‐GIVING, ‐GIVES] */ns 

2866 NATRONS‐ ANNORST NATRON, a chemical compound [n] */* 

2867 NONARTS‐ ANNORST NONART, something that is not art [n] */* 

2868 ATTORNS‐ ANORSTT ATTORN, to acknowledge a new owner as one's landlord [v] */* 

2869 RATTONS‐ ANORSTT RATTON, a rat [n] */* 

2870 INTRONS‐ INNORST INTRON, an intervening sequence in the genetic code [n] */* 

2871 INTORTS‐ INORSTT INTORT, to twist inward [v] */* 

2872 TRITONS‐ INORSTT TRITON, a marine mollusk [n] */* 

2873 SARSNET AENRSST sarcenet (a silk fabric) [n ‐S] */s 

2874 ESTRINS‐ EINRSST ESTRIN, estrone (an estrogen (a female sex hormone promoting or producing estrus)) [n] o/* 

2875 INSERTS‐ EINRSST INSERT, to put in [v] */* 

2876 ‐SINTERS‐ EINRSST SINTER, to make cohesive by the combined action of heat and pressure [v] */* 

2877 BALDIES ABDEILS BALDY, a bald person [n] */* 

2878 DISABLE ABDEILS to render incapable or unable [v ‐ABLED, ‐ABLING, ‐ABLES] */drs 

2879 AUDIBLE ABDEILU to call a substitute play in football [v ‐BLED, ‐BLING, ‐BLES] */ds 

2880 SUBIDEA ABDEISU an inferior idea [n ‐S] */s 

2881 HALIDES‐ ADEHILS HALIDE, a chemical compound [n] */* 

2882 MEDIALS‐ ADEILMS MEDIAL, a sound, syllable, or letter in the middle of a word [n] */* 

2883 MISDEAL ADEILMS to deal cards incorrectly [v ‐DEALT, ‐DEALING, ‐DEALS] */st 

2884 MISLEAD ADEILMS to lead astray [v ‐LED, ‐LEADING, ‐LEADS] */s 

2885 MIAULED ADEILMU MIAUL, to meow (to make the crying sound of a cat) [v] */* 

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2886 ALIPEDS‐ ADEILPS ALIPED, an animal having a membrane connecting the toes [n] t/* 

2887 ELAPIDS‐ ADEILPS ELAPID, a venomous snake [n] */* 

2888 LAPIDES ADEILPS LAPIS, a mineral [n] */* 

2889 PALSIED ADEILPS PALSY, to paralyze (to render incapable of movement) [v] */* 

2890 PLEIADS‐ ADEILPS PLEIAD, a group of seven illustrious persons [n] */* 

2891 DEVISAL ADEILSV the act of devising (to form in the mind) [n ‐S] */s 

2892 DIALYSE ADEILSY to dialyze (to subject to dialysis) [v ‐LYSED, ‐LYSING, ‐LYSES] */drs 

2893 GOODIES‐ DEGIOOS GOODY, a desirable food [n] */* 

2894 OLOGIES EGILOOS OLOGY, a branch of knowledge [n] o/* 

2895 ANDROID ADDINOR a synthetic man [n ‐S] */s 

2896 LITORAL AILLORT pertaining to a coastal region [adj] c/* 

2897 AORISTS‐ AIORSST AORIST, a verb tense [n] */* 

2898 ARISTOS‐ AIORSST ARISTO, an aristocrat [n] */* 

2899 SATORIS‐ AIORSST SATORI, the illumination of spirit sought by Zen Buddhists [n] */* 

2900 EXOTICA‐ ACEIOTX things excitingly different or unusual [n] */* 

2901 TOXEMIA AEIMOTX the condition of having toxins in the blood [n ‐S] : TOXEMIC [adj] */s 

2902 ATOMIZE AEIMOTZ to reduce to a fine spray [v ‐IZED, ‐IZING, ‐IZES] */drs 

2903 ANTICAR AACINRT opposed to cars [adj] */* 

2904 MARTIAN AAIMNRT a supposed inhabitant of the planet Mars [n ‐S] */s 

2905 TAMARIN‐ AAIMNRT a South American monkey [n ‐S] */ds 

2906 VARIANT AAINRTV a variable (something that varies) [n ‐S] */s 

2907 ANTIWAR AAINRTW opposing war [adj] */* 

2908 MARTINI‐ AIIMNRT an alcoholic beverage [n ‐S] */s 

2909 VITRAIN AIINRTV the material in the vitreous layers of banded bituminous coal [n ‐S] */s 

2910 ENTOZOA AENOOTZ ENTOZOAN, an entozoic parasite [n] */ln 

2911 ‐OZONATE AENOOTZ to treat or combine with ozone [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] */ds 

2912 ZOOTIER EIOORTZ ZOOTY, flashy in manner or style [adj] */* 

2913 ELEGIAC ACEEGIL a type of verse [n ‐S] */s 

2914 MILEAGE AEEGILM total distance expressed in miles [n ‐S] */s 

2915 EPIGEAL AEEGILP epigeous (growing on or close to the ground) [adj] */* 

2916 WEIGELA AEEGILW a flowering shrub [n ‐S] */s 

2917 ‐BLANDER ABDELNR BLAND, soothing [adj] */* 

2918 BANDERS‐ ABDENRS BANDER, one that bands (to decorate with flexible strips of material) [n] */* 

2919 UNBATED ABDENTU unabated (to reduce in degree or intensity) [adj] */* 

2920 DABSTER ABDERST a bungler (one that bungles (to work, make, or do clumsily)) [n ‐S] */s 

2921 NEBULAR‐ ABELNRU NEBULA, a cloud‐like interstellar mass [adj] */* 

2922 ABLUENT ABELNTU a cleansing agent [n ‐S] */s 

2923 ‐TUNABLE ABELNTU capable of being tuned [adj] : TUNABLY [adv] */* 

2924 ‐BLASTER ABELRST one that blasts (to use an explosive) [n ‐S] */s 

2925 LABRETS‐ ABELRST LABRET, an ornament worn in a perforation of the lip [n] */* 

2926 STABLER‐ ABELRST one that keeps a stable [n ‐S] */s 

2927 UNBEARS‐ ABENRSU UNBEAR, to free from the pressure of a rein [v] */* 

2928 BUTANES‐ ABENSTU BUTANE, a flammable gas [n] */* 

2929 ARBUTES‐ ABERSTU ARBUTE, an evergreen tree [n] */* 

2930 BURSATE ABERSTU pertaining to a bursa (a bodily pouch) [adj] */* 

2931 CANDLER‐ ACDELNR one that candles (to examine eggs in front of a light) [n ‐S] */s 

2932 DANCERS‐ ACDENRS DANCER, one that dances (to move rhythmically to music) [n] */* 

2933 DURANCE ACDENRU restraint by or as if by physical force [n ‐S] */s 

2934 DECANTS‐ ACDENST DECANT, to pour from one container into another [v] */* 

2935 DESCANT ACDENST to sing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2936 ‐SCANTED ACDENST SCANT, to provide with a meager portion [v] */* 

2937 UNACTED ACDENTU ACT, to do something [adj] */* 

2938 REDACTS‐ ACDERST REDACT, to prepare for publication [v] */* 

2939 ‐SCARTED ACDERST SCART, to scratch (to make a thin, shallow cut or mark on) [v] */* 

2940 CURATED‐ ACDERTU CURATE, to act as curator of [v] */* 

2941 TRADUCE ACDERTU to defame (to attack the good name of) [v ‐DUCED, ‐DUCING, ‐DUCES] */drs 

2942 LANCERS‐ ACELNRS LANCER, a cavalryman armed with a lance [n] g/* 

2943 LUCARNE ACELNRU a type of window [n ‐S] */s 

2944 NUCLEAR ACELNRU pertaining to a nucleus (an essential part of a cell) [adj] */* 

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2945 UNCLEAR ACELNRU CLEAR, clean and pure [adj ‐CLEARER, ‐CLEAREST] */* 

2946 CANTLES‐ ACELNST CANTLE, the rear part of a saddle [n] */* 

2947 CENTALS‐ ACELNST CENTAL, a unit of weight [n] */* 

2948 LANCETS‐ ACELNST LANCET, a narrow, pointed arch [n] */* 

2949 ‐CARTELS‐ ACELRST CARTEL, a business organization [n] */* 

2950 CLARETS‐ ACELRST CLARET, a dry red wine [n] */* 

2951 CRESTAL ACELRST pertaining to a crest (a peak) [adj] */* 

2952 SCARLET ACELRST a red color [n ‐S] */s 

2953 NUTCASE ACENSTU a crazy person [n ‐S] */s 

2954 ‐CURATES‐ ACERSTU CURATE, to act as curator of [v] */* 

2955 SNARFED ADEFNRS SNARF, to eat or drink greedily [v] */* 

2956 STRAFED‐ ADEFRST STRAFE, to attack with machine‐gun fire from an airplane [v] */* 

2957 HANDLER‐ ADEHLNR one that handles (to touch with the hands) [n ‐S] c/s 

2958 HANDERS‐ ADEHNRS HANDER, one that hands (to present with the hand (the end of the forearm)) [n] */* 

2959 HARDENS‐ ADEHNRS HARDEN, to make hard (firm and unyielding) [v] */* 

2960 UNHEARD ADEHNRU HEAR, to perceive by the ear [adj] */* 

2961 HANDSET ADEHNST a type of telephone [n ‐S] */s 

2962 HAUNTED ADEHNTU HAUNT, to visit frequently [v] c/* 

2963 ‐DEARTHS‐ ADEHRST DEARTH, scarcity (the quality of being scarce) [n] */* 

2964 HARDEST ADEHRST HARD, firm and unyielding [adj] */* 

2965 HARDSET ADEHRST rigid (not flexible) [adj] */* 

2966 HATREDS‐ ADEHRST HATRED, intense dislike or aversion [n] */* 

2967 THREADS‐ ADEHRST THREAD, to pass a thread (a very slender cord) through [v] */* 

2968 TRASHED ADEHRST TRASH, to free from trash (worthless or waste matter) [v] */* 

2969 MANDREL ADELMNR a shaft on which a tool is mounted [n ‐S] */s 

2970 MANTLED‐ ADELMNT MANTLE, to cloak (to conceal (to keep from sight or discovery)) [v] */* 

2971 PLANTED ADELNPT PLANT, to place in the ground for growing [v] */* 

2972 WETLAND ADELNTW land containing much soil moisture [n ‐S] */s 

2973 TRAWLED ADELRTW TRAWL, to fish by dragging a net along the sea bottom [v] */* 

2974 LYRATED‐ ADELRTY lyrate (having the shape of a lyre) [adj] */* 

2975 DAMNERS‐ ADEMNRS DAMNER, one that damns (to curse (to wish evil upon)) [n] */* 

2976 REMANDS‐ ADEMNRS REMAND, to send back [v] */* 

2977 DURAMEN ADEMNRU the central wood of a tree [n ‐S] */s 

2978 MANURED‐ ADEMNRU MANURE, to fertilize with manure (animal excrement) [v] */* 

2979 MAUNDER ADEMNRU to talk incoherently [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

2980 UNARMED ADEMNRU UNARM, to disarm (to deprive of weapons) [v] */* 

2981 TANDEMS‐ ADEMNST TANDEM, a bicycle built for two [n] */* 

2982 UNMATED ADEMNTU MATE, to join as mates (partners in a union) [adj] */* 

2983 UNTAMED‐ ADEMNTU TAME, to make tame (gentle or docile) [adj] */* 

2984 ‐SMARTED ADEMRST SMART, to cause a sharp, stinging pain [v] */* 

2985 MATURED‐ ADEMRTU MATURE, to make or become mature [v] */* 

2986 PANDERS‐ ADENPRS PANDER, to provide gratification for others' desires [v] */* 

2987 UNDRAPE ADENPRU to strip of drapery [v ‐DRAPED, ‐DRAPING, ‐DRAPES] */ds 

2988 PEDANTS‐ ADENPST PEDANT, one who flaunts his knowledge [n] */* 

2989 PENTADS‐ ADENPST PENTAD, a group of five [n] */* 

2990 UNADEPT ADENPTU ADEPT, highly skilled [adj] */* 

2991 WANDERS‐ ADENRSW WANDER, to move about with no destination or purpose [v] */* 

2992 WARDENS‐ ADENRSW WARDEN, the chief officer of a prison [n] */* 

2993 UNREADY‐ ADENRUY READY, prepared [adj ‐READIER, ‐READIEST] */* 

2994 ADVENTS‐ ADENSTV ADVENT, arrival (the act of arriving (to reach a destination)) [n] */* 

2995 VAUNTED ADENTUV VAUNT, to brag (to speak vainly of one's deeds) [v] */* 

2996 DEPARTS‐ ADEPRST DEPART, to go away [v] */* 

2997 PETARDS‐ ADEPRST PETARD, an explosive device [n] */* 

2998 UPDATER‐ ADEPRTU one that updates (to bring up to date) [n ‐S] */s 

2999 ‐UPRATED‐ ADEPRTU UPRATE, to improve the power output of an engine [v] */* 

3000 ADVERTS‐ ADERSTV ADVERT, to call attention [v] */* 

3001 STARVED‐ ADERSTV STARVE, to die from lack of food [v] */* 

3002 STEWARD ADERSTW to manage (to control or direct) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

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3003 STRAWED ADERSTW STRAW, to cover with straw (stalks of threshed grain) [v] */* 

3004 STRAYED ADERSTY STRAY, to wander from the proper area or course [v] e/* 

3005 FLANEUR AEFLNRU an idler (one that idles (to pass time idly)) [n ‐S] */s 

3006 FRENULA AEFLNRU FRENULUM, a frenum (a connecting fold of membrane) [n] */r 

3007 FUNERAL AEFLNRU a ceremony held for a dead person [n ‐S] */s 

3008 ‐FALTERS‐ AEFLRST FALTER, to hesitate (to hold back in uncertainty) [v] */* 

3009 REFUTAL AEFLRTU the act of refuting (to prove to be false or erroneous) [n ‐S] */s 

3010 ‐TEARFUL AEFLRTU full of tears [adj] */* 

3011 FURANES‐ AEFNRSU FURANE, furan (a flammable liquid) [n] */* 

3012 HANTLES‐ AEHLNST HANTLE, a large amount [n] */* 

3013 ‐HALTERS‐ AEHLRST HALTER, to put restraint upon [v] */* 

3014 HARSLET AEHLRST haslet (the edible viscera of an animal) [n ‐S] */s 

3015 LATHERS‐ AEHLRST LATHER, to cover with lather (a light foam) [v] bs/* 

3016 ‐SLATHER AEHLRST to spread thickly [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3017 ‐THALERS‐ AEHLRST THALER, taler (a former German coin) [n] */* 

3018 ALMNERS‐ AELMNRS ALMNER, almoner (one that distributes alms) [n] */* 

3019 NUMERAL AELMNRU a symbol that expresses a number [n ‐S] */s 

3020 ‐LAMENTS‐ AELMNST LAMENT, to express sorrow or regret for [v] */* 

3021 MANTELS‐ AELMNST MANTEL, a shelf above a fireplace [n] */* 

3022 MANTLES‐ AELMNST MANTLE, to cloak (to conceal (to keep from sight or discovery)) [v] */* 

3023 ARMLETS‐ AELMRST ARMLET, an armband (a band worn around an arm (an upper appendage of the human body)) [n] 

*/* 

3024 LAMSTER AELMRST a fugitive (one who flees (to run away)) [n ‐S] */s 

3025 TRAMELS‐ AELMRST TRAMEL, to trammel (to hinder (to impede (to obstruct the progress of))) [v] */* 

3026 PLANERS‐ AELNPRS PLANER, one that planes (to make smooth or even) [n] */* 

3027 REPLANS‐ AELNPRS REPLAN, PLAN, to formulate a plan (a method for achieving an end) [v] p/* 

3028 PLANETS‐ AELNPST PLANET, a celestial body [n] */* 

3029 ‐PLATENS‐ AELNPST PLATEN, the roller of a typewriter [n] */* 

3030 UNRAVEL AELNRUV to separate the threads of [v ‐ELED, ‐ELING, ‐ELS or ‐ELLED, ‐ELLING, ‐ELS] */s 

3031 VENULAR AELNRUV VENULE, a small vein [adj] */* 

3032 LEVANTS‐ AELNSTV LEVANT, to avoid a debt [v] */* 

3033 ‐PALTERS‐ AELPRST PALTER, to talk or act insincerely [v] */* 

3034 PERSALT AELPRST a chemical salt [n ‐S] */s 

3035 ‐PLASTER AELPRST to cover with plaster (a mixture of lime, sand, and water) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

3036 PLATERS‐ AELPRST PLATER, one that plates (to coat with a thin layer of metal) [n] */* 

3037 ‐PSALTER AELPRST a book of psalms [n ‐S] */sy 

3038 STAPLER‐ AELPRST a stapling device [n ‐S] */s 

3039 ‐TRAVELS‐ AELRSTV TRAVEL, to go from one place to another [v] */* 

3040 VARLETS‐ AELRSTV VARLET, a knave (a dishonest person) [n] */* 

3041 ‐VESTRAL AELRSTV VESTRY, a room in which vestments are kept [adj] */* 

3042 WARSTLE AELRSTW to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand‐to‐hand contest) [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */drs 

3043 WASTREL AELRSTW one that wastes (to use thoughtlessly) [n ‐S] */s 

3044 WRASTLE AELRSTW to wrestle (to engage in a type of hand‐to‐hand contest) [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */ds 

3045 VAULTER AELRTUV one that leaps (to spring off the ground) [n ‐S] */s 

3046 MANURES‐ AEMNRSU MANURE, to fertilize with manure (animal excrement) [v] */* 

3047 SURNAME AEMNRSU to give a family name to [v ‐NAMED, ‐NAMING, ‐NAMES] */drs 

3048 MATURES‐ AEMRSTU MATURE, to make or become mature [v] */t 

3049 STRUMAE‐ AEMRSTU STRUMA, scrofula (a disease of the lymph glands) [n] */* 

3050 PEANUTS‐ AENPSTU PEANUT, the nutlike seed or pod of an annual vine [n] */* 

3051 UNSWEAR AENRSUW to retract something sworn [v ‐SWORE, ‐SWORN, ‐SWEARING, ‐SWEARS] */s 

3052 SYNURAE‐ AENRSUY SYNURA, any of a genus of protozoa [n] */* 

3053 PASTURE AEPRSTU to put in a pasture (a grazing area) [v ‐TURED, ‐TURING, ‐TURES] */drs 

3054 ‐UPRATES‐ AEPRSTU UPRATE, to improve the power output of an engine [v] */* 

3055 UPSTARE AEPRSTU to stare upward [v ‐STARED, ‐STARING, ‐STARES] */ds 

3056 UPTEARS‐ AEPRSTU UPTEAR, to tear out by the roots [v] */* 

3057 ESTUARY AERSTUY an inlet of the sea at a river's lower end [n ‐ARIES] */* 

3058 BLINDER BDEILNR an obstruction to sight [n ‐S] */s 

3059 BRINDLE BDEILNR a brindled color [n ‐S] */ds 

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3060 ‐DRIBLET BDEILRT a small drop of liquid [n ‐S] */s 

3061 BINDERS‐ BDEINRS BINDER, one that binds (to tie or secure) [n] */* 

3062 INBREDS‐ BDEINRS INBRED, a product of inbreeding [n] */* 

3063 REBINDS‐ BDEINRS REBIND, BIND, to tie or secure [v] p/* 

3064 BESTRID BDEIRST BESTRIDE, to straddle (to sit, stand, or walk with the legs wide apart) [v] */e 

3065 BISTRED‐ BDEIRST BISTRE, bister (a brown pigment) [adj] */* 

3066 BRUITED BDEIRTU BRUIT, to spread news of [v] */* 

3067 BERLINS‐ BEILNRS BERLIN, a type of carriage (a wheeled, horse‐drawn vehicle) [n] */* 

3068 ‐BLISTER BEILRST to cause blisters (skin swellings) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

3069 BRISTLE BEILRST to rise stiffly [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */ds 

3070 RIBLETS‐ BEILRST RIBLET, the rib end in a breast of lamb or veal [n] d/* 

3071 REBUILT BEILRTU REBUILD, BUILD, to construct [v] p/* 

3072 BURNIES‐ BEINRSU BURNIE, a brooklet (a small brook or creek) [n] */* 

3073 SUBERIN BEINRSU a substance found in cork cells [n ‐S] */s 

3074 BUSTIER BEIRSTU a woman's undergarment [n ‐S] */s 

3075 RUBIEST‐ BEIRSTU RUBY, of a deep‐red color [adj] */* 

3076 CINDERS‐ CDEINRS CINDER, to reduce to cinders (ashes) [v] */* 

3077 DISCERN CDEINRS to perceive (to become aware of through the senses) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3078 RESCIND CDEINRS to annul (to make or declare void or invalid) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

3079 INDUCER‐ CDEINRU one that induces (to influence into doing something) [n ‐S] */s 

3080 CREDITS‐ CDEIRST CREDIT, to accept as true [v] */* 

3081 DIRECTS‐ CDEIRST DIRECT, to control or conduct the affairs of [v] */* 

3082 CLIENTS‐ CEILNST CLIENT, a customer (one who buys something) [n] */* 

3083 LECTINS‐ CEILNST LECTIN, a protein that binds to a sugar molecule [n] */* 

3084 STENCIL CEILNST to mark by means of a perforated sheet of material [v ‐CILED, ‐CILING, ‐CILS or ‐CILLED, ‐CILLING, ‐ 

CILS] */s 

3085 CUTLINE CEILNTU a caption [n ‐S] */s 

3086 LINECUT CEILNTU a type of printing plate [n ‐S] */s 

3087 TUNICLE CEILNTU a type of vestment (one of the ceremonial garments of the clergy) [n ‐S] */s 

3088 RELICTS‐ CEILRST RELICT, an organism surviving in a changed environment [n] */* 

3089 UTRICLE CEILRTU a saclike cavity in the inner ear [n ‐S] */s 

3090 NEUSTIC CEINSTU NEUSTON, an aggregate of small aquatic organisms [adj] */* 

3091 CURITES‐ CEIRSTU CURITE, a radioactive mineral [n] */* 

3092 ICTERUS CEIRSTU a diseased condition of the liver [n ‐ES] */* 

3093 FLINDER DEFILNR a small fragment [n ‐S] */s 

3094 ‐FLINTED DEFILNT FLINT, to provide with flint (a spark‐producing rock) [v] */* 

3095 FLIRTED DEFILRT FLIRT, to behave amorously without serious intent [v] */* 

3096 ‐TRIFLED‐ DEFILRT TRIFLE, to waste time [v] */* 

3097 FINDERS‐ DEFINRS FINDER, one that finds (to come upon after a search) [n] */* 

3098 FRIENDS‐ DEFINRS FRIEND, to enter into a warm association with [v] */* 

3099 REDFINS‐ DEFINRS REDFIN, a freshwater fish [n] */* 

3100 REFINDS‐ DEFINRS REFIND, FIND, to come upon after a search [v] */* 

3101 UNFIRED DEFINRU FIRE, to project by discharging from a gun [adj] */* 

3102 FRUITED DEFIRTU FRUIT, to bear fruit (usually edible reproductive bodies of a seed plant) [v] */* 

3103 THIRLED DEHILRT THIRL, to thrill (to excite greatly) [v] */* 

3104 HINDERS‐ DEHINRS HINDER, to impede (to obstruct the progress of) [v] */* 

3105 NERDISH DEHINRS NERD, a socially inept person [adj] */* 

3106 SHRINED‐ DEHINRS SHRINE, to place in a shrine (a receptacle for sacred relics) [v] */* 

3107 UNHIRED DEHINRU HIRE, to engage the services of for payment [adj] */* 

3108 DITHERS‐ DEHIRST DITHER, to act nervously or indecisively [v] */* 

3109 INDWELT DEILNTW INDWELL, to live within [v] */* 

3110 WINTLED‐ DEILNTW WINTLE, to stagger (to walk or stand unsteadily) [v] */* 

3111 TRIPLED‐ DEILPRT TRIPLE, to make three times as great [v] */* 

3112 TWIRLED DEILRTW TWIRL, to rotate rapidly [v] */* 

3113 TIREDLY DEILRTY TIRED, sapped of strength [adv] */* 

3114 MINDERS‐ DEIMNRS MINDER, one that minds (to heed (to pay attention to)) [n] */* 

3115 REMINDS‐ DEIMNRS REMIND, to cause to remember [v] */* 

3116 UNRIMED DEIMNRU RIME, to rhyme (to compose verse with corresponding terminal sounds) [adj] */* 

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3117 MINDSET DEIMNST a fixed mental attitude [n ‐S] */s 

3118 MISTEND DEIMNST to tend to improperly [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3119 MINUTED‐ DEIMNTU MINUTE, to make a brief note of [v] */* 

3120 MUTINED‐ DEIMNTU MUTINE, to mutiny (to revolt against constituted authority) [v] */* 

3121 UNTIMED DEIMNTU TIME, to determine the speed or duration of [adj] */* 

3122 PINDERS‐ DEINPRS PINDER, an official who formerly impounded stray animals [n] */* 

3123 DIPNETS‐ DEINPST DIPNET, to scoop fish with a type of net [v] */* 

3124 STIPEND DEINPST a fixed sum of money paid periodically [n ‐S] */s 

3125 VERDINS‐ DEINRSV VERDIN, a small bird [n] */* 

3126 REWINDS‐ DEINRSW REWIND, WIND, to pass around an object or fixed center [v] */* 

3127 WINDERS‐ DEINRSW WINDER, one that winds (to pass around an object or fixed center) [n] */* 

3128 DENSITY DEINSTY the state of being dense (compact (closely and firmly united)) [n ‐TIES] */* 

3129 DESTINY DEINSTY the fate or fortune to which one is destined [n ‐NIES] */* 

3130 SPIRTED DEIPRST SPIRT, to spurt (to gush forth) [v] */* 

3131 STRIPED‐ DEIPRST STRIPE, to mark with stripes (long, distinct bands) [v] */* 

3132 DIVERTS‐ DEIRSTV DIVERT, to turn aside [v] */* 

3133 STRIVED‐ DEIRSTV STRIVE, to exert much effort or energy [v] */* 

3134 FILTERS‐ EFILRST FILTER, to pass through a filter (a device for removing suspended matter) [v] */* 

3135 LIFTERS‐ EFILRST LIFTER, one that lifts (to move to a higher position) [n] */* 

3136 STIFLER‐ EFILRST one that stifles (to smother (to prevent from breathing)) [n ‐S] */s 

3137 ‐TRIFLES‐ EFILRST TRIFLE, to waste time [v] */* 

3138 FLUTIER EFILRTU FLUTY, resembling a flute in sound [adj] */* 

3139 INFUSER‐ EFINRSU one that infuses (to permeate with something) [n ‐S] */s 

3140 FUSTIER EFIRSTU FUSTY, musty (having a stale odor) [adj] */* 

3141 SURFEIT EFIRSTU to supply to excess [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3142 ‐SLITHER EHILRST to slide from side to side [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

3143 LUTHIER EHILRTU one who makes stringed instruments [n ‐S] */s 

3144 HIRSUTE EHIRSTU hairy (covered with hair) [adj] */* 

3145 LIMNERS‐ EILMNRS LIMNER, one that limns (to depict by painting or drawing) [n] */* 

3146 MERLINS‐ EILMNRS MERLIN, a European falcon [n] */* 

3147 MILTERS‐ EILMRST MILTER, a male fish at breeding time [n] */* 

3148 PILSNER EILNPRS a light beer [n ‐S] */s 

3149 PURLINE‐ EILNPRU purlin (a horizontal supporting timber) [n ‐S] */s 

3150 LEPTINS‐ EILNPST LEPTIN, a hormone released by fat cells [n] */* 

3151 PINTLES‐ EILNPST PINTLE, a pin on which something turns [n] */* 

3152 PLENIST EILNPST an advocate of plenism (the doctrine that space is fully occupied by matter) [n ‐S] */s 

3153 SILVERN‐ EILNRSV silvery (resembling silver) [adj] */* 

3154 WINTLES‐ EILNSTW WINTLE, to stagger (to walk or stand unsteadily) [v] */* 

3155 RESPLIT EILPRST SPLIT, to separate lengthwise [v ‐SPLIT, ‐SPLITTING, ‐SPLITS] p/s 

3156 TRIPLES‐ EILPRST TRIPLE, to make three times as great [v] */* 

3157 RIVULET EILRTUV a small stream [n ‐S] */s 

3158 MUREINS‐ EIMNRSU MUREIN, a type of polymer (a complex chemical compound) [n] */* 

3159 ‐MURINES‐ EIMNRSU MURINE, any of a family of small rodents [n] */* 

3160 MINUETS‐ EIMNSTU MINUET, a slow, stately dance [n] */* 

3161 MINUTES‐ EIMNSTU MINUTE, to make a brief note of [v] */t 

3162 MISTUNE EIMNSTU to tune incorrectly [v ‐TUNED, ‐TUNING, ‐TUNES] */ds 

3163 MUTINES‐ EIMNSTU MUTINE, to mutiny (to revolt against constituted authority) [v] */* 

3164 MUSTIER EIMRSTU MUSTY, having a stale odor [adj] */* 

3165 ‐PURINES‐ EINPRSU PURINE, a chemical compound [n] */* 

3166 UPRISEN‐ EINPRSU UPRISE, to rise up [v] */* 

3167 PUNIEST EINPSTU PUNY, of inferior size, strength, or significance [adj] */* 

3168 ‐PUNTIES EINPSTU PUNTY, an iron rod used in glassmaking [n] */* 

3169 UNWISER‐ EINRSUW UNWISE, WISE, having wisdom [adj] */* 

3170 PERITUS EIPRSTU an expert theologian [n ‐TI] */* 

3171 REVUIST EIRSTUV a writer of revues [n ‐S] */s 

3172 STUIVER EIRSTUV stiver (a former Dutch coin) [n ‐S] */s 

3173 VIRTUES‐ EIRSTUV VIRTUE, moral excellence [n] */* 

3174 ORGONES‐ EGNOORS ORGONE, a postulated energy pervading the universe [n] */* 

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3175 GENTOOS‐ EGNOOST GENTOO, a type of penguin (a flightless, aquatic bird) [n] */* 

3176 OUTGONE EGNOOTU OUTGO, to go beyond [v] */* 

3177 ANEMONE AEEMNNO a flowering plant [n ‐S] */s 

3178 NOVENAE‐ AEENNOV NOVENA, a religious devotion lasting nine days [n] */* 

3179 NOMINEE EEIMNNO one that is nominated [n ‐S] */s 

3180 LABROID ABDILOR a marine fish [n ‐S] */s 

3181 TABLOID ABDILOT a small newspaper [n ‐S] */s 

3182 ALBINOS‐ ABILNOS ALBINO, an organism lacking normal pigmentation [n] */* 

3183 BAILORS‐ ABILORS BAILOR, a person who bails property to another [n] */* 

3184 OBLASTI‐ ABILOST OBLAST, an administrative division of Russia [n] */* 

3185 BAILOUT ABILOTU the act of parachuting from an aircraft [n ‐S] */s 

3186 TABOULI ABILOTU a Lebanese salad containing bulgur wheat, tomatoes, parsley, onions, and mint [n ‐S] */s 

3187 NODICAL ACDILNO pertaining to an astronomical point [adj] */* 

3188 CORDIAL ACDILOR a liqueur (a sweetened alcoholic beverage) [n ‐S] */s 

3189 COTIDAL ACDILOT indicating coincidence of the tides [adj] */* 

3190 SARCOID ACDIORS a disease of horses [n ‐S] */s 

3191 DACOITS‐ ACDIOST DACOIT, a bandit in India [n] */* 

3192 ALNICOS‐ ACILNOS ALNICO, an alloy containing aluminum, nickel, and cobalt [n] */* 

3193 OILCANS‐ ACILNOS OILCAN, a can for applying lubricating oil [n] */* 

3194 INOCULA ACILNOU INOCULUM, the material used in an inoculation [n] */* 

3195 CITOLAS‐ ACILOST CITOLA, a cittern (a pear‐shaped guitar) [n] */* 

3196 STOICAL ACILOST STOIC, one who is indifferent to pleasure or pain [adj] */* 

3197 ACINOUS ACINOSU ACINUS, a small, saclike division of a gland [adj] */* 

3198 CARIOUS ACIORSU decayed [adj] s/* 

3199 CURIOSA‐ ACIORSU pornographic books [n] */* 

3200 HAIRDOS‐ ADHIORS HAIRDO, a style of wearing the hair [n] */* 

3201 TOADISH ADHIOST resembling a toad (a tailless, jumping amphibian) [adj] */* 

3202 DIPOLAR ADILOPR DIPOLE, a pair of equal and opposite electric charges [adj] */* 

3203 DAIMONS‐ ADIMNOS DAIMON, an attendant spirit [n] */* 

3204 DOMAINS‐ ADIMNOS DOMAIN, an area of control [n] */* 

3205 DIATOMS‐ ADIMOST DIATOM, any of a class of algae [n] */* 

3206 MASTOID ADIMOST the rear portion of the temporal bone [n ‐S] */s 

3207 SPAROID ADIOPRS a sparid (any of a family of marine fishes) [n ‐S] */s 

3208 ADVISOR ADIORSV adviser (one that advises (to give advice to)) [n ‐S] */sy 

3209 MALISON AILMNOS a curse [n ‐S] */s 

3210 ORALISM AILMORS the use of oral methods of teaching the deaf [n ‐S] m/s 

3211 SOMITAL AILMOST SOMITE, a longitudinal segment of the body of some animals [adj] */* 

3212 APOSTIL AILOPST a marginal note [n ‐S] */s 

3213 TOPSAIL AILOPST a sail of a ship [n ‐S] */s 

3214 UTOPIAS‐ AIOPSTU UTOPIA, a place of ideal perfection [n] */* 

3215 SAVIOUR AIORSUV savior (one that saves (to rescue from danger, injury, or loss)) [n ‐S] */s 

3216 VARIOUS AIORSUV of diverse kinds [adj] */* 

3217 REBEGAN ABEEGNR REBEGIN, BEGIN, to start (to set out) [v] */* 

3218 THENAGE AEEGHNT thanage (the land held by a thane) [n ‐S] */s 

3219 GERMANE‐ AEEGMNR relevant (pertaining to the matter at hand) [adj] */* 

3220 GATEMEN AEEGMNT GATEMAN, a person in charge of a gate [n] */* 

3221 AVENGER‐ AEEGNRV one that avenges (to exact retribution for) [n ‐S] */s 

3222 ENGRAVE AEEGNRV to form by incision [v ‐GRAVED, ‐GRAVING, ‐GRAVES] */drs 

3223 VENTAGE AEEGNTV a small opening [n ‐S] */s 

3224 REBEGIN BEEGINR BEGIN, to start (to set out) [v ‐GAN, ‐GUN, ‐GINNING, ‐GINS] */s 

3225 BEIGNET‐ BEEGINT a type of fritter or doughnut [n ‐S] */s 

3226 GENERIC CEEGINR a type of drug [n ‐S] */s 

3227 GENETIC CEEGINT pertaining to genetics (the science of heredity) [adj] a/s 

3228 FEIGNER EEFGINR one that feigns (to pretend (to assume or display a false appearance of)) [n ‐S] */s 

3229 FREEING EEFGINR FREE, to make free (not subject to restriction or control) [v] */* 

3230 REEFING EEFGINR REEF, to reduce the area of a sail [v] */* 

3231 REHINGE EEGHINR HINGE, to attach a jointed device [v ‐HINGED, ‐HINGING, ‐HINGES] */ds 

3232 REGIMEN‐ EEGIMNR a systematic plan [n ‐S] */st 

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3233 MEETING EEGIMNT an assembly for a common purpose [n ‐S] */s 

3234 TEEMING EEGIMNT TEEM, to be full to overflowing [v] */* 

3235 PEERING EEGINPR PEER, to look narrowly or searchingly [v] s/* 

3236 PREEING EEGINPR PREE, to test by tasting [v] */* 

3237 REEVING EEGINRV REEVE, to fasten by passing through or around something [v] */* 

3238 REGIVEN‐ EEGINRV REGIVE, GIVE, to transfer freely to another's possession [v] */* 

3239 VEERING EEGINRV VEER, to change direction [v] */* 

3240 WEETING EEGINTW WEET, to know (to have a true understanding of) [v] st/* 

3241 RETIREE‐ EEEIRRT one who has retired from his vocation [n ‐S] */s 

3242 ANDANTE AADENNT a moderately slow musical passage [n ‐S] */s 

3243 TETANAL AAELNTT pertaining to tetanus (an infectious disease) [adj] */* 

3244 ANNATES AAENNST the first year's revenue of a bishop paid to the pope [n] t/* 

3245 ERRATAS‐ AAERRST ERRATA, a list of printing errors [n] */* 

3246 TUATERA AAERTTU tuatara (a large reptile) [n ‐S] */s 

3247 DIRTIER DEIIRRT DIRTY, unclean (free from dirt or stain) [adj] */* 

3248 INTITLE EIILNTT to entitle (to give a title to) [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */ds 

3249 INTINES‐ EIINNST INTINE, the inner wall of a spore [n] */* 

3250 TINIEST EIINSTT TINY, very small [adj] */* 

3251 CANTORS‐ ACNORST CANTOR, a religious singer [n] */* 

3252 CARTONS‐ ACNORST CARTON, to pack in a cardboard box [v] */* 

3253 CONTRAS‐ ACNORST CONTRA, a Nicaraguan revolutionary [n] */t 

3254 CRATONS‐ ACNORST CRATON, a part of the earth's crust [n] */* 

3255 COURANT ACNORTU courante (an old, lively dance) [n ‐S] */eos 

3256 DORMANT ADMNORT lying asleep [adj] */* 

3257 MORDANT ADMNORT to treat with a caustic substance [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3258 TARDYON ADNORTY a subatomic particle that travels slower than the speed of light [n ‐S] */s 

3259 FRONTAL AFLNORT a bone of the skull [n ‐S] */s 

3260 ALTHORN AHLNORT a brass wind instrument [n ‐S] */s 

3261 MATRONS‐ AMNORST MATRON, a married woman of established social position [n] */* 

3262 ‐TRANSOM AMNORST a small window above a door or another window [n ‐S] */s 

3263 ROMAUNT AMNORTU a long, medieval narrative [n ‐S] */s 

3264 PARTONS‐ ANOPRST PARTON, a hypothetical atomic particle [n] */* 

3265 PATRONS‐ ANOPRST PATRON, a regular customer [n] */* 

3266 TARPONS‐ ANOPRST TARPON, a marine game fish [n] */* 

3267 AROYNTS‐ ANORSTY AROYNT, to aroint (to drive away) [v] */* 

3268 CISTRON CINORST a segment of DNA [n ‐S] */s 

3269 CITRONS‐ CINORST CITRON, a lemonlike fruit [n] */* 

3270 CORTINS‐ CINORST CORTIN, a hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs) [n] */* 

3271 RUCTION CINORTU a ruckus (a noisy disturbance) [n ‐S] */s 

3272 FORINTS‐ FINORST FORINT, a monetary unit of Hungary [n] */* 

3273 HORNIST HINORST a French horn player [n ‐S] */s 

3274 TROPINS‐ INOPRST TROPIN, tropine (a poisonous alkaloid) [n] a/* 

3275 ROSARIA AAIORRS ROSARIUM, a rose garden [n] */n 

3276 LARDOON ADLNOOR lardon (a thin slice of bacon or pork) [n ‐S] */s 

3277 OUTSOAR AOORSTU to soar beyond [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3278 INDOORS‐ DINOORS in or into a house [adv] */* 

3279 SORDINO DINOORS sordine (a device used to muffle the tone of a musical instrument) [n ‐NI] */* 

3280 DISROOT DIOORST to uproot (to pull up by the roots) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3281 TOROIDS‐ DIOORST TOROID, a type of geometric surface [n] */* 

3282 ROSINOL ILNOORS rosin oil [n ‐S] */s 

3283 LOTIONS‐ ILNOOST LOTION, a liquid preparation for external application [n] */* 

3284 SOLITON ILNOOST a solitary wave in physics [n ‐S] */s 

3285 RIOTOUS IOORSTU characterized by rioting [adj] */* 

3286 SANGRIA AAGINRS an alcoholic beverage [n ‐S] */s 

3287 GUARANI AAGINRU a monetary unit of Paraguay [n ‐NIS or ‐NIES] */s 

3288 ‐AGAINST AAGINST in opposition to [prep] */* 

3289 ANTISAG AAGINST designed to prevent sagging [adj] */* 

3290 ‐RAIDING ADGIINR RAID, to make a sudden assault on [v] b/* 

3291 ‐LAIRING AGIILNR LAIR, to live in a lair (a wild animal's resting or dwelling place) [v] g/* 

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3292 ‐RAILING AGIILNR a fence‐like barrier [n ‐S] bt/s 

3293 INTAGLI AGIILNT INTAGLIO, an incised or sunken design [n] */o 

3294 ‐TAILING AGIILNT the part of a projecting stone or brick that is inserted into a wall [n ‐S] */s 

3295 AIRINGS‐ AGIINRS AIRING, an exposure to the air [n] fp/* 

3296 ‐ARISING AGIINRS ARISE, to get up [v] */* 

3297 RAISING‐ AGIINRS an elevation [n ‐S] bp/s 

3298 APOGEAN AAEGNOP APOGEE, the point in the orbit of a body which is farthest from the earth [adj] */* 

3299 EPIGONI‐ EGIINOP EPIGONUS, epigone (an inferior imitator) [n] */c 

3300 PIEROGI EGIIOPR a small dumpling with a filling [n ‐ES] */* 

3301 ‐DANGLES‐ ADEGLNS DANGLE, to hang loosely [v] */* 

3302 GLANDES ADEGLNS GLANS, the tip of the penis or clitoris [n] */* 

3303 LAGENDS‐ ADEGLNS LAGEND, lagan (goods thrown into the sea with a buoy attached to enable recovery) [n] */* 

3304 SLANGED ADEGLNS SLANG, to use slang (extremely informal or vulgar language) [v] */* 

3305 AUGENDS‐ ADEGNSU AUGEND, a number to which another is to be added [n] */* 

3306 DESUGAR ADEGRSU to remove sugar from [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3307 SUGARED ADEGRSU SUGAR, to cover with sugar (a sweet carbohydrate) [v] */* 

3308 ANGELUS AEGLNSU a Roman Catholic prayer [n ‐ES] */* 

3309 LAGUNES‐ AEGLNSU LAGUNE, lagoon (a shallow body of water) [n] */* 

3310 LANGUES‐ AEGLNSU LANGUE, a type of language (a body of words and systems serving as a means of communication) 

[n] */* 

3311 ‐DINGLES‐ DEGILNS DINGLE, a dell (a small, wooded valley) [n] */* 

3312 ENGILDS‐ DEGILNS ENGILD, to brighten (to make bright (emitting much light)) [v] */* 

3313 SINGLED‐ DEGILNS SINGLE, to select from a group [v] */* 

3314 DUELING DEGILNU DUEL, to fight formally [v] */* 

3315 ELUDING DEGILNU ELUDE, to evade (to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit) [v] d/* 

3316 INDULGE DEGILNU to yield to the desire of [v ‐DULGED, ‐DULGING, ‐DULGES] */drs 

3317 GILDERS‐ DEGILRS GILDER, one that gilds (to cover with a thin layer of gold) [n] */* 

3318 GIRDLES‐ DEGILRS GIRDLE, to encircle with a belt [v] */* 

3319 GLIDERS‐ DEGILRS GLIDER, a type of aircraft (any machine or device capable of flying) [n] */* 

3320 REGILDS‐ DEGILRS REGILD, GILD, to cover with a thin layer of gold [v] */* 

3321 RIDGELS‐ DEGILRS RIDGEL, a ridgling (a male animal with undescended testicles) [n] */* 

3322 GUILDER DEGILRU a monetary unit of the Netherlands [n ‐S] */s 

3323 SUEDING DEGINSU SUEDE, to finish leather with a soft, napped surface [v] */* 

3324 GUIDERS‐ DEGIRSU GUIDER, one that guides (to show the way to) [n] */* 

3325 LIGURES‐ EGILRSU LIGURE, a precious stone [n] */* 

3326 GLUIEST EGILSTU GLUEY, resembling glue [adj] */* 

3327 UGLIEST‐ EGILSTU UGLY, displeasing to the sight [adj] */* 

3328 ZEROING EGINORZ ZERO, to aim at the exact center of a target [v] */* 

3329 DOTTREL DELORTT dotterel (a shore bird) [n ‐S] */s 

3330 TENDONS‐ DENNOST TENDON, a band of tough, fibrous tissue [n] */* 

3331 UNNOTED DENNOTU NOTE, to write down [adj] */* 

3332 DRONERS‐ DENORRS DRONER, one that drones (to make a continuous low sound) [n] */* 

3333 RONDURE DENORRU a circle or sphere [n ‐S] */s 

3334 ROUNDER DENORRU a tool for rounding [n ‐S] g/s 

3335 ‐DOTTERS‐ DEORSTT DOTTER, one that dots (to cover with dots (tiny round marks)) [n] */* 

3336 TUTORED DEORTTU TUTOR, to instruct privately [v] */* 

3337 RONNELS‐ ELNNORS RONNEL, an insecticide [n] */* 

3338 TONLETS‐ ELNOSTT TONLET, a skirt of plate armor [n] */* 

3339 ‐LOTTERS‐ ELORSTT LOTTER, one who assembles merchandise into salable lots [n] bps/* 

3340 SETTLOR ELORSTT one that makes a legal settlement [n ‐S] */s 

3341 ‐SLOTTER ELORSTT a machine for slotting [n ‐S] */s 

3342 NEURONS‐ ENNORSU NEURON, the basic cellular unit of the nervous system [n] */* 

3343 NONUSER‐ ENNORSU one that is not a user [n ‐S] */s 

3344 NEUSTON ENNOSTU an aggregate of small aquatic organisms [n ‐S] : NEUSTIC [adj] */s 

3345 STOUTEN ENOSTTU to make stout (fat (having an abundance of flesh)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3346 TENUTOS‐ ENOSTTU TENUTO, a musical note or chord held longer than its normal duration [n] */* 

3347 ‐ROUSTER EORRSTU a wharf laborer and deckhand [n ‐S] */s 

3348 ‐ROUTERS‐ EORRSTU ROUTER, a scooping tool [n] g/* 

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3349 TOURERS‐ EORRSTU TOURER, a large, open automobile [n] */* 

3350 ‐TROUSER EORRSTU pertaining to trousers (a garment for the lower part of the body) [adj] */s 

3351 OUTSERT EORSTTU a folded sheet placed around a folded section of printed matter [n ‐S] */s 

3352 ‐STOUTER EORSTTU STOUT, fat (having an abundance of flesh) [adj] */* 

3353 ‐TOUTERS‐ EORSTTU TOUTER, one that touts (to solicit brazenly) [n] */* 

3354 DIABASE AABDEIS an igneous rock [n ‐S] : DIABASIC [adj] */s 

3355 ABELIAS‐ AABEILS ABELIA, an Asian or Mexican shrub [n] */* 

3356 ALCAIDE AACDEIL the commander of a Spanish fortress [n ‐S] */s 

3357 ACEDIAS‐ AACDEIS ACEDIA, apathy (lack of emotion) [n] */* 

3358 ‐AVAILED AADEILV AVAIL, to be of use or advantage to [v] */* 

3359 VEDALIA AADEILV an Australian ladybug [n ‐S] */s 

3360 AMIDASE AADEIMS an enzyme (a complex protein) [n ‐S] */s 

3361 MALAISE AAEILMS a feeling of vague discomfort [n ‐S] */s 

3362 ALIBIED ABDEIIL ALIBI, to make excuses for oneself [v] */* 

3363 ALIBIES ABEIILS ALIBI, to make excuses for oneself [v] */* 

3364 BAILIES‐ ABEIILS BAILIE, a Scottish magistrate [n] */* 

3365 BIALIES ABEIILS BIALY, an onion roll [n] */* 

3366 LAICISE ACEIILS to laicize (to free from clerical control) [v ‐ICISED, ‐ICISING, ‐ICISES] */ds 

3367 ARNATTO AANORTT annatto (a yellowish‐red dye) [n ‐TOS] */s 

3368 INTROIT IINORTT music sung at the beginning of a worship service [n ‐S] */s 

3369 DAIKERS‐ ADEIKRS DAIKER, to dacker (to waver (to move back and forth)) [v] */* 

3370 DARKIES‐ ADEIKRS DARKIE, darky (a black person ‐‐ a derogatory term) [n] */* 

3371 QUERIDA ADEIQRU a female sweetheart [n ‐S] */s 

3372 RADIXES ADEIRSX RADIX, the root of a plant [n] */* 

3373 DEUTZIA ADEITUZ an ornamental shrub [n ‐S] */s 

3374 JAILERS‐ AEIJLRS JAILER, a keeper of a jail [n] */* 

3375 ALKINES‐ AEIKLNS ALKINE, alkyne (a type of chemical compound) [n] */* 

3376 UNALIKE AEIKLNU ALIKE, having close resemblance [adj] */* 

3377 LAKIEST AEIKLST LAKY, of the color of blood [adj] f/* 

3378 ‐TALKIES‐ AEIKLST TALKIE, a moving picture with synchronized sound [n] */t 

3379 KAURIES AEIKRSU KAURY, kauri (a timber tree) [n] */* 

3380 QUINELA AEILNQU quinella (a type of bet in horse racing) [n ‐S] */s 

3381 ALEXINS‐ AEILNSX ALEXIN, a substance in the blood that aids in the destruction of bacteria [n] */* 

3382 LIQUATE AEILQTU to purify metal by heating [v ‐QUATED, ‐QUATING, ‐QUATES] */ds 

3383 TEQUILA AEILQTU a Mexican liquor [n ‐S] */s 

3384 LAZIEST‐ AEILSTZ LAZY, disinclined toward work or exertion [adj] g/* 

3385 OCHREAE‐ ACEEHOR OCHREA, ocrea (a sheathing plant part) [n] */* 

3386 FOVEATE AEEFOTV FOVEA, a shallow anatomical depression [adj] */d 

3387 METOPAE AEEMOPT METOPE, a space between two triglyphs [n] */* 

3388 OVERAWE AEEORVW to subdue by inspiring awe [v ‐AWED, ‐AWING, ‐AWES] */ds 

3389 CHEERIO CEEHIOR a greeting (a salutation) [n ‐IOS] */s 

3390 MIOCENE CEEIMNO of or pertaining to a certain geologic time period [adj] */* 

3391 PICOTEE CEEIOPT a variety of carnation [n ‐S] */s 

3392 REVOICE CEEIORV VOICE, to express or utter [v ‐VOICED, ‐VOICING, ‐VOICES] */ds 

3393 EPITOME EEIMOPT a typical or ideal example [n ‐S] : EPITOMIC [adj] */s 

3394 ‐EMOTIVE EEIMOTV pertaining to emotion (an affective state of consciousness) [adj] */* 

3395 DIALOGS‐ ADGILOS DIALOG, to dialogue (to carry on a conversation) [v] */* 

3396 EMETINE‐ EEEIMNT an alkaloid (a type of chemical compound) [n ‐S] */s 

3397 EREMITE EEEIMRT a hermit (a recluse (one who lives in solitude and seclusion)) [n ‐S] : EREMITIC [adj] */s 

3398 WEENIER‐ EEEINRW WEENY, tiny (very small) [adj] */* 

3399 DELOUSE DEELOSU to remove lice from [v ‐LOUSED, ‐LOUSING, ‐LOUSES] */drs 

3400 GRUNTED DEGNRTU GRUNT, to utter a deep, guttural sound [v] */* 

3401 TRUDGEN‐ DEGNRTU a swimming stroke [n ‐S] */s 

3402 GRUNTLE EGLNRTU to put in a good humor [v ‐TLED, ‐TLING, ‐TLES] */ds 

3403 GURNETS‐ EGNRSTU GURNET, a gurnard (a marine fish) [n] */* 

3404 DUODENA ADDENOU DUODENUM, the first portion of the small intestine [n] */l 

3405 DEODARS‐ ADDEORS DEODAR, an East Indian cedar [n] */* 

3406 SARODES‐ ADEORSS SARODE, sarod (a lute of northern India) [n] */* 

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3407 LASSOER AELORSS one that lassos (to catch with a lasso (a long rope with a running noose)) [n ‐S] */s 

3408 OARLESS AELORSS having no oars [adj] */* 

3409 SEROSAL‐ AELORSS SEROSA, a thin membrane lining certain bodily cavities [adj] */* 

3410 ROULEAU AELORUU a roll of coins wrapped in paper [n ‐LEAUX or ‐LEAUS] */sx 

3411 SOLATES‐ AELOSST SOLATE, to change to a fluid colloidal system [v] i/* 

3412 ‐AROUSES‐ AEORSSU AROUSE, to stimulate [v] c/* 

3413 DELTOID DDEILOT a shoulder muscle [n ‐S] */s 

3414 NODDIES DDEINOS NODDY, a fool [n] */* 

3415 TODDIES DDEIOST TODDY, an alcoholic beverage [n] */* 

3416 DOSSIER DEIORSS a file of papers on a single subject [n ‐S] */s 

3417 NIELLOS‐ EILLNOS NIELLO, a black metallic substance [n] */* 

3418 ROUILLE EILLORU a peppery garlic sauce [n ‐S] */s 

3419 INSOLES‐ EILNOSS INSOLE, the inner sole of a boot or shoe [n] */* 

3420 LESIONS‐ EILNOSS LESION, to cause an abnormal change in the structure of an organ [v] */* 

3421 LIONESS EILNOSS a female lion (a large, carnivorous feline mammal) [n ‐ES] */* 

3422 LORISES EILORSS LORIS, an Asian lemur [n] */* 

3423 RISSOLE EILORSS a small roll filled with meat or fish [n ‐S] */s 

3424 SERIOUS EIORSSU thoughtful or subdued in appearance or manner [adj] */* 

3425 AGENIZE AEEGINZ to treat with agene [v ‐NIZED, ‐NIZING, ‐NIZES] */ds 

3426 DEXTRAN ADENRTX a substance used as a blood plasma substitute [n ‐S] */s 

3427 RANKEST AEKNRST RANK, strong and disagreeable in odor or taste [adj] cf/* 

3428 TANKERS‐ AEKNRST TANKER, a ship designed to transport liquids [n] */* 

3429 DEXTRIN DEINRTX a substance used as an adhesive [n ‐S] */es 

3430 TINKLER‐ EIKLNRT one that tinkles (to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds) [n ‐S] */s 

3431 REKNITS‐ EIKNRST REKNIT, KNIT, to make a fabric or garment by joining loops of yarn [v] */* 

3432 ‐STINKER EIKNRST one that stinks (to emit a foul odor) [n ‐S] */s 

3433 ‐TINKERS‐ EIKNRST TINKER, to repair in an unskilled or experimental manner [v] s/* 

3434 RATABLE AABELRT capable of being rated [adj] : RATABLY [adv] */s 

3435 ABATERS‐ AABERST ABATER, one that abates (to reduce in degree or intensity) [n] */* 

3436 ‐ABREAST AABERST side by side [adv] */* 

3437 DRACENA AACDENR dracaena (a tropical plant) [n ‐S] */s 

3438 LACTEAN AACELNT lacteous (resembling milk) [adj] */* 

3439 CATENAS‐ AACENST CATENA, a closely linked series [n] */* 

3440 CARATES‐ AACERST CARATE, a tropical skin disease [n] */* 

3441 ARCUATE AACERTU curved like a bow [adj] */d 

3442 MANDATE AADEMNT to authorize or decree [v ‐DATED, ‐DATING, ‐DATES] */ds 

3443 VERANDA AADENRV a type of porch (a covered structure at the entrance to a building) [n ‐S] */hs 

3444 ADAPTER AADEPRT one that adapts (to make suitable (appropriate)) [n ‐S] */s 

3445 READAPT AADEPRT ADAPT, to make suitable (appropriate) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

3446 TREHALA AAEHLRT a sweet, edible substance forming the pupal case of certain weevils [n ‐S] */s 

3447 PREANAL AAELNPR situated in front of the anus [adj] */* 

3448 ‐PLANATE AAELNPT having a flat surface [adj] */* 

3449 PLATANE‐ AAELNPT platan (a large tree) [n ‐S] */s 

3450 ANALYTE AAELNTY a substance being analyzed [n ‐S] */s 

3451 APTERAL AAELPRT apterous (having no wings) [adj] */* 

3452 MANTEAU AAEMNTU a loose cloak [n ‐TEAUS or ‐TEAUX] */sx 

3453 AMATEUR AAEMRTU one that engages in an activity for pleasure [n ‐S] */s 

3454 ANAPEST AAENPST a type of metrical foot [n ‐S] */s 

3455 PEASANT AAENPST a person of inferior social rank [n ‐S] */s 

3456 UNAWARE AAENRUW AWARE, having perception or knowledge [adj] */s 

3457 SEAWANT‐ AAENSTW seawan (wampum (a form of currency formerly used by North American Indians)) [n ‐S] */s 

3458 BRINIES BEIINRS BRINY, the sea (the ocean (the vast body of salt water that covers most of the earth's surface)) 

[n] */t 

3459 STIBINE BEIINST a poisonous gas [n ‐S] */s 

3460 BITSIER BEIIRST BITSY, tiny (very small) [adj] */* 

3461 DINERIC CDEIINR pertaining to the interface between two immiscible liquids [adj] */* 

3462 IDENTIC CDEIINT identical [adj] */* 

3463 INCITED‐ CDEIINT INCITE, to arouse to action [v] */* 

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3464 DICTIER CDEIIRT DICTY, snobbish (characteristic of a snob) [adj] */* 

3465 IRENICS‐ CEIINRS a branch of theology [n] */* 

3466 SERICIN CEIINRS a kind of protein [n ‐S] */s 

3467 INCITES‐ CEIINST INCITE, to arouse to action [v] z/* 

3468 ERISTIC CEIIRST an expert in debate [n ‐S] mv/s 

3469 TIMIDER DEIIMRT TIMID, lacking courage or self‐confidence [adj] */* 

3470 DIVINER‐ DEIINRV one that divines (to foretell by occult means) [n ‐S] */s 

3471 WINDIER DEIINRW WINDY, marked by strong wind [adj] */* 

3472 INVITED‐ DEIINTV INVITE, to request the presence of [v] */* 

3473 RIPTIDE DEIIPRT a tide that opposes other tides [n ‐S] */s 

3474 TIDERIP DEIIPRT a riptide (a tide that opposes other tides) [n ‐S] */s 

3475 FIRELIT EFIILRT lighted by firelight [adj] */* 

3476 UNIFIER EFIINRU one that unifies (to make into a coherent whole) [n ‐S] */s 

3477 FINITES‐ EFIINST FINITE, something that is finite (having definite limits) [n] */* 

3478 NIFTIES EFIINST NIFTY, something that is nifty [n] */t 

3479 SHINIER EHIINRS SHINY, filled with light [adj] */* 

3480 LIMITER EIILMRT one that limits (to restrict (to keep within certain boundaries)) [n ‐S] */s 

3481 MILTIER EIILMRT MILTY, full of milt [adj] */* 

3482 MIRIEST EIIMRST MIRY, swampy (marshy (resembling a marsh (a tract of low, wet land))) [adj] */* 

3483 MISTIER EIIMRST MISTY, blurry (unclear (clean and pure)) [adj] */* 

3484 RIMIEST EIIMRST RIMY, frosty (covered with frost) [adj] g/* 

3485 INSPIRE EIINPRS to animate the mind or emotions of [v ‐SPIRED, ‐SPIRING, ‐SPIRES] */drs 

3486 ‐SPINIER EIINPRS SPINY, bearing or covered with thorns [adj] */* 

3487 PINIEST EIINPST PINY, suggestive of or covered with pine trees [adj] s/* 

3488 PINITES‐ EIINPST PINITE, a mineral [n] */* 

3489 TIEPINS‐ EIINPST TIEPIN, a pin for securing a necktie [n] */* 

3490 INVITES‐ EIINSTV INVITE, to request the presence of [v] */* 

3491 VINIEST EIINSTV VINY, covered with vines [adj] */* 

3492 WINIEST EIINSTW WINEY, winy (having the taste or qualities of wine) [adj] t/* 

3493 UNITIVE EIINTUV serving to unite [adj] p/* 

3494 PITIERS‐ EIIPRST PITIER, one that pities (to feel pity (sorrow aroused by another's misfortune)) [n] */* 

3495 TIPSIER EIIPRST TIPSY, slightly drunk [adj] */* 

3496 REVISIT EIIRSTV VISIT, to go or come to see someone or something [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

3497 VISITER EIIRSTV visitor (one that visits (to go or come to see someone or something)) [n ‐S] */s 

3498 WIRIEST EIIRSTW WIRY, resembling wire [adj] */* 

3499 GOLDARN ADGLNOR an expression of anger [n ‐S] */s 

3500 DRAGONS‐ ADGNORS DRAGON, a mythical, serpentlike monster [n] */* 

3501 ‐AGROUND ADGNORU on the ground [adv] */* 

3502 OUTDRAG ADGORTU to surpass in drag racing [v ‐DRAGGED, ‐DRAGGING, ‐DRAGS] */s 

3503 LANGUOR AGLNORU the state of being languid (lacking in vigor or vitality) [n ‐S] */s 

3504 OURANGS‐ AGNORSU OURANG, orang (a large ape) [n] */* 

3505 NOUGATS‐ AGNOSTU NOUGAT, a chewy candy [n] */* 

3506 OUTSANG AGNOSTU OUTSING, to surpass in singing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice) [v] */* 

3507 RAGOUTS‐ AGORSTU RAGOUT, to make into a highly seasoned stew [v] */* 

3508 LORDING DGILNOR a lordling (a young or unimportant lord) [n ‐S] */s 

3509 LOURING GILNORU LOUR, to lower (to appear dark and threatening) [v] cf/* 

3510 TIGLONS‐ GILNOST TIGLON, the offspring of a male tiger and a female lion [n] */* 

3511 ‐LOUTING GILNOTU LOUT, to bow in respect [v] cfg/* 

3512 ROUSING GINORSU ROUSE, to bring out of a state of sleep or inactivity [v] ag/* 

3513 SOURING GINORSU SOUR, to make or become sour [v] */* 

3514 OUSTING GINOSTU OUST, to expel or remove from a position or place [v] jr/* 

3515 OUTINGS‐ GINOSTU OUTING, a short pleasure trip [n] */* 

3516 OUTSING‐ GINOSTU to surpass in singing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice) [v ‐SANG, ‐SUNG, ‐SINGING, ‐ 

SINGS] */s 

3517 TOUSING GINOSTU TOUSE, to tousle (to dishevel (to make messy (dirty or untidy))) [v] */* 

3518 OUTRIGS‐ GIORSTU OUTRIG, to equip (a boat) with outriggers (projections having floats) [v] */* 

3519 ENTRANT AENNRTT one that enters (to come or go into) [n ‐S] */s 

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3520 ADJOINT‐ ADIJNOT a type of mathematical matrix [n ‐S] */s 

3521 OXIDANT ADINOTX an oxidizing agent [n ‐S] */s 

3522 KATIONS‐ AIKNOST KATION, cation (a positively charged ion) [n] */* 

3523 TROIKAS‐ AIKORST TROIKA, a Russian carriage [n] */* 

3524 OUABAIN AABINOU a cardiac stimulant [n ‐S] */s 

3525 ABROSIA AABIORS a fasting from food [n ‐S] */s 

3526 ACAROID AACDIOR resembling an acarid (a type of arachnid (any of a class of segmented invertebrate animals)) [adj] 

*/* 

3527 DIORAMA AADIMOR a three‐dimensional exhibit [n ‐S] : DIORAMIC [adj] */s 

3528 VALONIA AAILNOV a substance obtained from dried acorn cups and used in tanning and dyeing [n ‐S] */s 

3529 OVARIAL AAILORV ovarian (pertaining to an ovary (a female reproductive gland)) [adj] */* 

3530 VARIOLA AAILORV smallpox (a virus disease) [n ‐S] : VARIOLAR [adj] */rs 

3531 ANOSMIA AAIMNOS loss of the sense of smell [n ‐S] : ANOSMIC [adj] */s 

3532 ANOPIAS‐ AAINOPS ANOPIA, anoopsia (a visual defect) [n] */* 

3533 ANOPSIA AAINOPS anoopsia (a visual defect) [n ‐S] */s 

3534 PAISANO‐ AAINOPS a fellow countryman [n ‐NOS] */s 

3535 APORIAS‐ AAIOPRS APORIA, an expression of doubt for rhetorical effect [n] */* 

3536 CONIDIA ACDIINO CONIDIUM, a fungus spore [n] */ln 

3537 AIRFOIL AFIILOR a part of an aircraft designed to provide lift or control [n ‐S] */s 

3538 RAVIOLI AIILORV an Italian pasta dish [n ‐S] */s 

3539 SINOPIA AIINOPS a red pigment [n ‐PIAS or ‐PIE] */s 

3540 ENNEADS‐ ADEENNS ENNEAD, a group of nine [n] */* 

3541 READERS‐ ADEERRS READER, one that reads (to look at so as to take in the meaning of, as something written or 

printed) [n] t/* 

3542 REDEARS‐ ADEERRS REDEAR, a common sunfish [n] */* 

3543 REREADS‐ ADEERRS REREAD, READ, to look at so as to take in the meaning of, as something written or printed [v] */* 

3544 ‐ESTATED‐ ADEESTT ESTATE, to provide with landed property [v] gr/* 

3545 ‐ERASURE AEERRSU the act of erasing (to rub or scrape out) [n ‐S] */s 

3546 INDENES‐ DEEINNS INDENE, a hydrocarbon [n] */* 

3547 DERRIES DEEIRRS DERRY, a meaningless word used in the chorus of old songs [n] */* 

3548 DESIRER‐ DEEIRRS one that desires (to wish for) [n ‐S] */s 

3549 REDRIES DEEIRRS REDRY, DRY, to make dry (having no moisture) [v] p/* 

3550 RESIDER‐ DEEIRRS a resident (one who resides (to dwell permanently or continuously)) [n ‐S] p/s 

3551 SERRIED DEEIRRS SERRY, to crowd together [v] */* 

3552 RELIERS‐ EEILRRS RELIER, one that relies (to place trust or confidence) [n] */* 

3553 SUNDIAL ADILNSU a type of time‐telling device [n ‐S] */s 

3554 DUALIST ADILSTU an adherent of dualism (a philosophical theory) [n ‐S] */s 

3555 TULADIS‐ ADILSTU TULADI, a freshwater fish [n] */* 

3556 TRODDEN DDENORT TREAD, to walk on, over, or along [v] */* 

3557 NESTORS‐ ENORSST NESTOR, a wise old man [n] */* 

3558 ‐STONERS‐ ENORSST STONER, one that stones (to pelt with stones (pieces of concreted earthy or mineral matter)) [n] 

*/* 

3559 TENSORS‐ ENORSST TENSOR, a muscle that stretches a body part [n] */* 

3560 BOTONEE BEENOOT having arms ending in a trefoil ‐‐ used of a heraldic cross [adj] */* 

3561 ECOTONE CEENOOT a type of ecological zone [n ‐S] : ECOTONAL [adj] */s 

3562 HONOREE EEHNOOR one that receives an honor [n ‐S] */s 

3563 TRAITOR AIORRTT one who betrays another [n ‐S] */s 

3564 ‐GEARING AEGGINR a system of gears [n ‐S] */s 

3565 NAGGIER AEGGINR NAGGY, given to nagging [adj] s/* 

3566 ALBEDOS‐ ABDELOS ALBEDO, the ratio of the light reflected by a planet to that received by it [n] */* 

3567 COLEADS‐ ACDELOS COLEAD, to lead jointly [v] */* 

3568 SOLACED‐ ACDELOS SOLACE, to console (to comfort (to soothe in time of grief)) [v] */* 

3569 SHOALED ADEHLOS SHOAL, to become shallow (having little depth) [v] */* 

3570 DAMOSEL ADELMOS damsel (a maiden (a young unmarried woman)) [n ‐S] */s 

3571 DEPOSAL ADELOPS the act of deposing (to remove from office) [n ‐S] */s 

3572 PEDALOS‐ ADELOPS PEDALO, a paddleboat powered by pedals [n] */* 

3573 SALVOED ADELOSV SALVO, to discharge firearms simultaneously [v] */* 

3574 BOLIDES‐ BDEILOS BOLIDE, an exploding meteor [n] */* 

3575 HIDEOUS DEHIOSU very ugly [adj] */* 

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3576 MELOIDS‐ DEILMOS MELOID, a type of beetle [n] */* 

3577 MIDSOLE DEILMOS a middle layer of the sole of a shoe [n ‐S] */s 

3578 DESPOIL DEILOPS to plunder (to rob of goods by force) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3579 DIPLOES‐ DEILOPS DIPLOE, a bony tissue of the cranium [n] */* 

3580 DIPOLES‐ DEILOPS DIPOLE, a pair of equal and opposite electric charges [n] */* 

3581 SPOILED DEILOPS SPOIL, to impair the value or quality of [v] */* 

3582 EUPLOID DEILOPU a cell having three or more identical genomes [n ‐S] */sy 

3583 DOYLIES DEILOSY DOYLY, doily (a small napkin) [n] */* 

3584 DEVIOUS DEIOSUV indirect (not direct) [adj] */* 

3585 PILEOUS EILOPSU pilose (covered with hair) [adj] */* 

3586 DISEASE ADEEISS to make unhealthy (having good health) [v ‐EASED, ‐EASING, ‐EASES] */ds 

3587 SEASIDE ADEEISS the seashore (land bordering on the sea) [n ‐S] */s 

3588 ‐RANTING AGINNRT RANT, to speak in a loud or vehement manner [v] g/* 

3589 TARRING AGINRRT TARRE, to urge to action [v] s/* 

3590 RATTING AGINRTT RAT, to hunt rats (long‐tailed rodents) [v] d/* 

3591 TARTING AGINRTT TART, to dress up [v] s/* 

3592 IPOMOEA AEIMOOP a flowering plant [n ‐S] */s 

3593 NORITIC CIINORT NORITE, a granular rock [adj] */* 

3594 NETTLER‐ EELNRTT one that nettles (to make angry (feeling strong displeasure or hostility)) [n ‐S] */s 

3595 RENNETS‐ EENNRST RENNET, a lining membrane in the stomach of certain young animals [n] */* 

3596 TENNERS‐ EENNRST TENNER, a ten‐dollar bill [n] */* 

3597 ‐RENTERS‐ EENRRST RENTER, one that rents (to obtain temporary use of in return for compensation) [n] */* 

3598 RERENTS‐ EENRRST RERENT, RENT, to obtain temporary use of in return for compensation [v] */* 

3599 STERNER EENRRST STERN, unyielding (to give up) [adj] */* 

3600 NETTERS‐ EENRSTT NETTER, one that nets (to catch in a net (a type of openwork fabric)) [n] */* 

3601 ‐TENTERS‐ EENRSTT TENTER, to stretch on a type of frame [v] */* 

3602 TUNDRAS‐ ADNRSTU TUNDRA, a level, treeless expanse of arctic land [n] */* 

3603 APOGEES‐ AEEGOPS APOGEE, the point in the orbit of a body which is farthest from the earth [n] */* 

3604 OBLIGEE‐ BEEGILO one that is obliged [n ‐S] */s 

3605 ‐BRAIDER ABDEIRR one that braids (to weave together) [n ‐S] */s 

3606 BRASIER ABEIRRS brazier (one who works in brass) [n ‐S] */s 

3607 BATISTE ABEISTT a sheer fabric [n ‐S] */s 

3608 BISTATE ABEISTT pertaining to two states [adj] */* 

3609 ACRIDER ACDEIRR ACRID, sharp and harsh to the taste or smell [adj] */* 

3610 CARRIED ACDEIRR CARRY, to convey from one place to another [v] */* 

3611 DICTATE ACDEITT to read aloud for recording [v ‐TATED, ‐TATING, ‐TATES] */ds 

3612 ENCINAL‐ ACEILNN ENCINA, an evergreen oak [adj] */* 

3613 LATTICE ACEILTT to form a structure consisting of interlaced strips of material [v ‐TICED, ‐TICING, ‐TICES] */ds 

3614 TACTILE ACEILTT pertaining to the sense of touch [adj] */* 

3615 CANINES‐ ACEINNS CANINE, a dog [n] */* 

3616 ENCINAS‐ ACEINNS ENCINA, an evergreen oak [n] */* 

3617 NANCIES ACEINNS NANCY, an effeminate male ‐‐ an offensive term [n] */* 

3618 CARRIES ACEIRRS CARRY, to convey from one place to another [v] */* 

3619 SCARIER ACEIRRS SCAREY, scary (frightening) [adj] */* 

3620 CATTIES‐ ACEISTT CATTIE, an Asian unit of weight [n] */t 

3621 STATICE‐ ACEISTT a flowering plant [n ‐S] */s 

3622 HARDIER ADEHIRR HARDY, very sturdy [adj] */* 

3623 HARRIED ADEHIRR HARRY, to pillage (to plunder (to rob of goods by force)) [v] */* 

3624 ADMIRER‐ ADEIMRR one that admires (to regard with wonder, pleasure, and approval) [n ‐S] */s 

3625 MARRIED ADEIMRR one who has entered into marriage [n ‐S] */s 

3626 PARRIED ADEIPRR PARRY, to ward off a blow [v] */* 

3627 RAPIDER ADEIPRR RAPID, moving or acting with great speed [adj] */* 

3628 ARRIVED‐ ADEIRRV ARRIVE, to reach a destination [v] */* 

3629 ‐FRAILER AEFILRR FRAIL, fragile (easily broken or damaged) [adj] */* 

3630 FANNIES AEFINNS FANNY, the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump) [n] */* 

3631 FATTIES AEFISTT FATTY, one that is fat [n] */t 

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3632 HARRIES AEHIRRS HARRY, to pillage (to plunder (to rob of goods by force)) [v] g/* 

3633 ‐ATHEIST AEHISTT a believer in atheism (the belief that there is no God) [n ‐S] */s 

3634 STAITHE AEHISTT a wharf equipped for transferring coal from railroad cars into ships [n ‐S] */s 

3635 LINEMAN AEILMNN one who installs or repairs telephone wires [n LINEMEN] */* 

3636 MELANIN AEILMNN a dark pigment [n ‐S] */s 

3637 MARLIER AEILMRR MARLY, abounding with marl [adj] */* 

3638 INANELY AEILNNY INANE, nonsensical [adv] */* 

3639 MARRIES AEIMRRS MARRY, to enter into marriage [v] */* 

3640 ETATISM AEIMSTT state socialism [n ‐S] : ETATIST [adj] */s 

3641 MATIEST AEIMSTT MATEY, companionable [adj] */* 

3642 ASPIRER‐ AEIPRRS an aspirant (one that aspires (to have an earnest desire or ambition)) [n ‐S] */s 

3643 PARRIES AEIPRRS PARRY, to ward off a blow [v] */* 

3644 ‐PRAISER‐ AEIPRRS one that praises (to express approval or admiration of) [n ‐S] u/s 

3645 RAPIERS‐ AEIPRRS RAPIER, a long, slender sword [n] */* 

3646 RASPIER AEIPRRS RASPY, rough (having an uneven surface) [adj] */* 

3647 REPAIRS‐ AEIPRRS REPAIR, to restore to good condition [v] */* 

3648 PATTIES‐ AEIPSTT PATTY, a small, flat cake of chopped food [n] */* 

3649 ARRIVES‐ AEIRRSV ARRIVE, to reach a destination [v] */* 

3650 VARIERS‐ AEIRRSV VARIER, one that varies (to become or make different) [n] */* 

3651 STATIVE AEISTTV a verb that expresses a condition [n ‐S] */s 

3652 SATIETY AEISTTY the state of being satiated [n ‐ETIES] */* 

3653 BLONDER‐ BDELNOR BLOND, light‐colored [adj] */* 

3654 BONDERS‐ BDENORS BONDER, one that bonds (to join together) [n] */* 

3655 BOUNDER BDENORU one that bounds (to leap (to spring off the ground)) [n ‐S] */s 

3656 REBOUND BDENORU to spring back [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

3657 UNROBED‐ BDENORU UNROBE, to undress (to remove one's clothing) [v] */* 

3658 DEBTORS‐ BDEORST DEBTOR, one who owes something to another [n] */* 

3659 DOUBTER BDEORTU one that doubts (to be uncertain about) [n ‐S] */s 

3660 OBTRUDE BDEORTU to thrust forward [v ‐TRUDED, ‐TRUDING, ‐TRUDES] */drs 

3661 OUTBRED BDEORTU OUTBREED, to interbreed relatively unrelated stocks [v] */* 

3662 REDOUBT BDEORTU an enclosed fortification [n ‐S] */s 

3663 NOBLEST‐ BELNOST NOBLE, possessing qualities of excellence [adj] */* 

3664 BOLSTER BELORST to support (to hold up or add strength to) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3665 BOLTERS‐ BELORST BOLTER, a sifting machine [n] */* 

3666 LOBSTER BELORST to fish for lobsters (marine crustaceans) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3667 ‐TROUBLE BELORTU to distress (to cause anxiety or suffering to) [v ‐BLED, ‐BLING, ‐BLES] */drs 

3668 BOURNES‐ BENORSU BOURNE, bourn (a stream) [n] */* 

3669 UNROBES‐ BENORSU UNROBE, to undress (to remove one's clothing) [v] */* 

3670 UNSOBER BENORSU SOBER, having control of one's faculties [adj] */* 

3671 SUBTONE BENOSTU a low or subdued tone [n ‐S] */s 

3672 OBTUSER‐ BEORSTU OBTUSE, dull (mentally slow) [adj] */* 

3673 ‐SCORNED CDENORS SCORN, to treat or regard with contempt [v] */* 

3674 CRUNODE CDENORU a point at which a curve crosses itself [n ‐S] : CRUNODAL [adj] */s 

3675 DOCENTS‐ CDENOST DOCENT, a college or university lecturer [n] */* 

3676 COUNTED CDENOTU COUNT, to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total [v] */* 

3677 COURTED CDEORTU COURT, to woo (to seek the affection of) [v] */* 

3678 EDUCTOR CDEORTU one that educes (to draw forth or bring out) [n ‐S] r/s 

3679 ‐CLONERS‐ CELNORS CLONER, one that clones (to reproduce by asexual means) [n] */* 

3680 CORNELS‐ CELNORS CORNEL, a hardwood tree or shrub [n] */* 

3681 NOCTULE CELNOTU a large bat [n ‐S] */s 

3682 COLTERS‐ CELORST COLTER, a blade on a plow [n] */* 

3683 CORSLET CELORST corselet (a piece of body armor) [n ‐S] */s 

3684 COSTREL CELORST a flask (a narrow‐necked container) [n ‐S] */s 

3685 LECTORS‐ CELORST LECTOR, a reader of the lessons in a church service [n] e/* 

3686 CLOTURE CELORTU to end a debate by calling for a vote [v ‐TURED, ‐TURING, ‐TURES] */ds 

3687 CLOUTER CELORTU one that clouts (to hit with the hand) [n ‐S] */s 

3688 COULTER CELORTU colter (a blade on a plow) [n ‐S] */s 

3689 CONTUSE CENOSTU to bruise (to injure without breaking the surface of the skin) [v ‐TUSED, ‐TUSING, ‐TUSES] */ds 

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3690 ‐COUTERS‐ CEORSTU COUTER, a piece of armor for the elbow [n] s/* 

3691 ‐CROUTES‐ CEORSTU CROUTE, a pastry case [n] */* 

3692 ‐SCOUTER CEORSTU one that scouts (to observe for the purpose of obtaining information) [n ‐S] */s 

3693 FONDLER‐ DEFLNOR one that fondles (to caress (to touch lovingly)) [n ‐S] */s 

3694 ‐TENFOLD DEFLNOT an amount ten times as great as a given unit [n ‐S] */s 

3695 TELFORD DEFLORT a road made of stones [n ‐S] */s 

3696 FOUNDER DEFNORU to become disabled [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3697 REFOUND DEFNORU FOUND, to establish [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3698 FONDEST DEFNOST FOND, having an affection [adj] */* 

3699 DEFROST DEFORST to remove frost from [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3700 FROSTED DEFORST a type of milk shake [n ‐S] */s 

3701 DEHORNS‐ DEHNORS DEHORN, to deprive of horns [v] */* 

3702 HOUNDER DEHNORU one that hounds (to pursue relentlessly) [n ‐S] */s 

3703 DEHORTS‐ DEHORST DEHORT, to try to dissuade [v] */* 

3704 SHORTED DEHORST SHORT, to cause a type of electrical malfunction in [v] */* 

3705 LETDOWN DELNOTW a decrease [n ‐S] */s 

3706 NOTEDLY DELNOTY in a famous manner [adv] */* 

3707 DROPLET DELOPRT a tiny drop [n ‐S] */s 

3708 ‐PRETOLD DELOPRT PRETELL, to tell beforehand [v] */* 

3709 MODERNS‐ DEMNORS MODERN, a person of modern times or views [n] */* 

3710 RODSMEN DEMNORS RODSMAN, rodman (a surveyor's assistant) [n] */* 

3711 MOURNED DEMNORU MOURN, to feel or express grief or sorrow [v] */* 

3712 ENDMOST DEMNOST farthest [adj] */* 

3713 DEMOUNT DEMNOTU to remove from a mounting [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3714 MOUNTED DEMNOTU MOUNT, to get up on [v] a/* 

3715 STORMED DEMORST STORM, to blow violently [v] */* 

3716 PERNODS‐ DENOPRS PERNOD, a French liqueur ‐‐ a trademark [n] */* 

3717 PONDERS‐ DENOPRS PONDER, to consider something deeply and thoroughly [v] */* 

3718 RESPOND DENOPRS to say or act in return [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3719 POUNDER DENOPRU one that pounds (to strike heavily and repeatedly) [n ‐S] */s 

3720 UNROPED DENOPRU ROPE, to bind with a rope (a thick line of twisted fibers) [adj] */* 

3721 VENDORS‐ DENORSV VENDOR, a seller (one that sells (to give up to another for money or other valuable 

consideration)) [n] */* 

3722 ‐DOWNERS‐ DENORSW DOWNER, a depressant drug [n] */* 

3723 WONDERS‐ DENORSW WONDER, to have a feeling of curiosity or doubt [v] */* 

3724 REWOUND DENORUW REWIND, WIND, to pass around an object or fixed center [v] */* 

3725 DEPORTS‐ DEOPRST DEPORT, to expel from a country [v] */* 

3726 REDTOPS‐ DEOPRST REDTOP, a type of grass [n] */* 

3727 ‐SPORTED DEOPRST SPORT, to frolic (to play and run about merrily) [v] */* 

3728 ‐TROUPED‐ DEOPRTU TROUPE, to tour with a theatrical company [v] */* 

3729 ‐STROWED DEORSTW STROW, to strew (to scatter about) [v] */* 

3730 WORSTED DEORSTW a woolen yarn [n ‐S] */s 

3731 DESTROY DEORSTY to damage beyond repair or renewal [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3732 STROYED DEORSTY STROY, to destroy (to damage beyond repair or renewal) [v] */* 

3733 OUTDREW DEORTUW OUTDRAW, to attract a larger audience than [v] */* 

3734 FLEURON EFLNORU a floral ornament [n ‐S] */s 

3735 TEFLONS‐ EFLNOST TEFLON, synthetic fluorine‐containing resins used especially for molding articles and for coatings 

to prevent sticking (as of food in cookware) ‐‐ a trademark [n] */* 

3736 FLORETS‐ EFLORST FLORET, a small flower [n] */* 

3737 LOFTERS‐ EFLORST LOFTER, a type of golf club [n] */* 

3738 FLOUTER EFLORTU one that flouts (to treat with contempt) [n ‐S] */s 

3739 HOLSTER EHLORST to put in a holster (a case for a pistol) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3740 ‐HOSTLER EHLORST a person who tends horses or mules [n ‐S] */s 

3741 UNHORSE EHNORSU to cause to fall from a horse [v ‐HORSED, ‐HORSING, ‐HORSES] */ds 

3742 SHOUTER EHORSTU one that shouts (to utter loudly) [n ‐S] */s 

3743 SOUTHER EHORSTU a wind or storm from the south [n ‐S] */ns 

3744 MERLONS‐ ELMNORS MERLON, the solid part of an indented parapet [n] */* 

3745 LOMENTS‐ ELMNOST LOMENT, a type of plant pod [n] */* 

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3746 MELTONS‐ ELMNOST MELTON, a heavy woolen fabric [n] */* 

3747 MERLOTS‐ ELMORST MERLOT, a dry red wine [n] */* 

3748 MOLTERS‐ ELMORST MOLTER, one that molts (to cast off an outer covering) [n] */* 

3749 MOULTER ELMORTU molter (one that molts (to cast off an outer covering)) [n ‐S] */s 

3750 PLEURON ELNOPRU a part of a thoracic segment of an insect [n ‐RA] */* 

3751 LEPTONS‐ ELNOPST LEPTON, a subatomic particle [n] */* 

3752 OPULENT ELNOPTU wealthy (having wealth) [adj] */* 

3753 SOLVENT ELNOSTV a substance capable of dissolving others [n ‐S] */s 

3754 PETROLS‐ ELOPRST PETROL, gasoline (a liquid fuel) [n] */* 

3755 REPLOTS‐ ELOPRST REPLOT, PLOT, to plan secretly [v] */* 

3756 POULTER ELOPRTU one that deals in poultry [n ‐S] */s 

3757 REVOLTS‐ ELORSTV REVOLT, to rise up against authority [v] */* 

3758 ‐TROWELS‐ ELORSTW TROWEL, to smooth with a trowel (a hand tool having a flat blade) [v] */* 

3759 ‐OESTRUM EMORSTU estrum (estrus (the period of heat in female mammals)) [n ‐S] */s 

3760 NERVOUS ENORSUV easily excited [adj] */* 

3761 UNSWORE ENORSUW UNSWEAR, to retract something sworn [v] */* 

3762 PETROUS EOPRSTU resembling stone in hardness [adj] */* 

3763 POSTURE EOPRSTU to assume a particular position [v ‐TURED, ‐TURING, ‐TURES] */drs 

3764 ‐POUTERS‐ EOPRSTU POUTER, one that pouts (to protrude the lips in ill humor) [n] s/* 

3765 PROTEUS EOPRSTU one that readily changes his appearance or principles [n ‐ES], any of a genus of aerobic bacteria 

[n ‐TEI] */* 

3766 ‐SPOUTER EOPRSTU one that spouts (to eject in a rapid stream) [n ‐S] */s 

3767 TROUPES‐ EOPRSTU TROUPE, to tour with a theatrical company [v] */* 

3768 LEGATEE‐ AEEEGLT the inheritor of a legacy [n ‐S] */s 

3769 DERATED‐ ADDEERT DERATE, to lower the rated capability of [v] */* 

3770 REDATED‐ ADDEERT REDATE, DATE, to determine or record the date of [v] p/* 

3771 TREADED ADDEERT TREAD, to walk on, over, or along [v] */* 

3772 ENTASES AEENSST ENTASIS, a slight convexity in a column [n] */* 

3773 SATEENS‐ AEENSST SATEEN, a cotton fabric [n] */* 

3774 ‐SENATES‐ AEENSST SENATE, an assembly having high deliberative and legislative functions [n] */* 

3775 SENSATE AEENSST to sense (to perceive by the senses (any of certain agencies through which an individual receives 

impressions of the external world)) [v ‐SATED, ‐SATING, ‐SATES] */ds 

3776 ‐EASTERS‐ AEERSST EASTER, a wind or storm from the east [n] f/* 

3777 RESEATS‐ AEERSST RESEAT, SEAT, to place on a seat (something on which one sits) [v] */* 

3778 SEAREST AEERSST SEAR, sere (withered; dry) [adj] */* 

3779 ‐SEATERS‐ AEERSST SEATER, one that seats (to place on a seat (something on which one sits)) [n] */* 

3780 TEASERS‐ AEERSST TEASER, one that teases (to make fun of) [n] */* 

3781 TESSERA AEERSST a small square used in mosaic work [n ‐SERAE] */e 

3782 ENDITED‐ DDEEINT ENDITE, to indite (to write or compose) [v] */* 

3783 SEINERS‐ EEINRSS SEINER, one that seines (to catch fish with a large, vertically hanging net) [n] */* 

3784 SEREINS‐ EEINRSS SEREIN, a fine rain falling from an apparently clear sky [n] */* 

3785 SERINES‐ EEINRSS SERINE, an amino acid [n] e/* 

3786 SESTINE EEINSST sestina (a type of verse form) [n ‐S] */s 

3787 RESITES‐ EEIRSST RESITE, SITE, to place in position for operation [v] */* 

3788 IONOGEN EGINNOO a compound capable of forming ions [n ‐S] */s 

3789 ‐NOODLES‐ DELNOOS NOODLE, to play idly on a musical instrument [v] */* 

3790 SNOOLED DELNOOS SNOOL, to yield meekly [v] */* 

3791 ‐STOOLED DELOOST STOOL, to defecate (to discharge feces) [v] */* 

3792 TOLEDOS‐ DELOOST TOLEDO, a finely tempered sword [n] */* 

3793 OUTDOES DEOOSTU OUTDO, to exceed in performance [v] */* 

3794 UNLOOSE ELNOOSU to set free [v ‐LOOSED, ‐LOOSING, ‐LOOSES] */dns 

3795 OUTSOLE ELOOSTU the outer sole of a boot or shoe [n ‐S] */s 

3796 ZENAIDA AADEINZ a wild dove [n ‐S] */s 

3797 ‐ATAXIES AAEISTX ATAXY, ataxia (loss of muscular coordination) [n] */* 

3798 DIAZINE‐ ADEIINZ a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

3799 AIRLIKE AEIIKLR resembling air [adj] h/* 

3800 EXILIAN AEIILNX exilic (pertaining to exile (banishment from one's own country)) [adj] */* 

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3801 AGENDAS‐ AADEGNS AGENDA, a list of things to be done [n] */* 

3802 ANLAGES‐ AAEGLNS ANLAGE, the initial cell structure from which an embryonic organ develops [n] */* 

3803 GALENAS‐ AAEGLNS GALENA, the principal ore of lead [n] */* 

3804 LASAGNE AAEGLNS lasagna (an Italian baked dish) [n ‐S] */s 

3805 ALEGARS‐ AAEGLRS ALEGAR, sour ale [n] */* 

3806 LAAGERS‐ AAEGLRS LAAGER, to form a defensive encampment [v] */* 

3807 GUANASE AAEGNSU an enzyme (a complex protein) [n ‐S] */s 

3808 GATEAUS‐ AAEGSTU GATEAU, a fancy cake [n] */* 

3809 ELIDING DEGIILN ELIDE, to omit (to leave out) [v] */* 

3810 DINGIES DEGIINS DINGY, dinghy (a small boat) [n] */t 

3811 GIRLIES‐ EGIILRS GIRLIE, a publication featuring scantily clothed women [n] */t 

3812 IGNATIA AAGIINT a medicinal seed [n ‐S] */s 

3813 CORTEGE CEEGORT a retinue (a group of attendants) [n ‐S] */s 

3814 PROTEGE EEGOPRT one whose career is promoted by an influential person [n ‐S] */es 

3815 REMNANT AEMNNRT something remaining [n ‐S] */s 

3816 TANNERY‐ AENNRTY a place where hides are tanned [n ‐NERIES] */* 

3817 PARTNER AENPRRT to associate with in some activity of common interest [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3818 PATTERN‐ AENPRTT to make according to a prescribed design [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3819 REPTANT AENPRTT creeping or crawling [adj] */* 

3820 TERNARY AENRRTY a group of three [n ‐RIES] */* 

3821 BITTERN‐ BEINRTT a wading bird [n ‐S] */s 

3822 CITTERN CEINRTT a pear‐shaped guitar [n ‐S] */s 

3823 THINNER EHINNRT one that thins (to make thin (having relatively little density or thickness)) [n ‐S] */s 

3824 VINTNER EINNRTV a wine merchant [n ‐S] */s 

3825 PRINTER EINPRRT one that prints (to produce by pressed type on a surface) [n ‐S] s/sy 

3826 REPRINT EINPRRT PRINT, to produce by pressed type on a surface [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

3827 WRITTEN EINRTTW WRITE, to form characters or symbols on a surface with an instrument [v] */* 

3828 AECIDIA AACDEII AECIDIUM, an aecium (a spore‐producing organ of certain fungi) [n] */l 

3829 ENABLED‐ ABDEELN ENABLE, to make possible (capable of happening or proving true) [v] */* 

3830 BLEARED ABDEELR BLEAR, to dim (to make dim (obscure (dark or indistinct))) [v] */* 

3831 ‐BELATED ABDEELT late or too late [adj] */* 

3832 BLEATED ABDEELT BLEAT, to utter the cry of a sheep [v] */* 

3833 BEADERS‐ ABDEERS BEADER, one that beads (to adorn with beads (round pieces of glass)) [n] */* 

3834 DEBASER‐ ABDEERS one that debases (to lower in character, quality, or value) [n ‐S] */s 

3835 SABERED ABDEERS SABER, to strike with a saber (a type of sword) [v] */* 

3836 BESTEAD ABDEEST to help (to give assistance to) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

3837 DEBATES‐ ABDEEST DEBATE, to argue about [v] */* 

3838 BALEENS‐ ABEELNS BALEEN, whalebone [n] */* 

3839 ENABLES‐ ABEELNS ENABLE, to make possible (capable of happening or proving true) [v] */* 

3840 NEBULAE‐ ABEELNU NEBULA, a cloud‐like interstellar mass [n] */* 

3841 ‐CLEANED ACDEELN CLEAN, to rid of dirt or stain [v] */* 

3842 ENLACED‐ ACDEELN ENLACE, to bind with laces [v] */* 

3843 CLEARED ACDEELR CLEAR, to remove obstructions [v] */* 

3844 CREEDAL ACDEELR CREED, a statement of belief [adj] */* 

3845 DECLARE ACDEELR to make known clearly [v ‐CLARED, ‐CLARING, ‐CLARES] */drs 

3846 RELACED‐ ACDEELR RELACE, LACE, to fasten by means of a lace (a cord for drawing together two edges) [v] */* 

3847 CLEATED ACDEELT CLEAT, to strengthen with a strip of wood or iron [v] */* 

3848 DECANES‐ ACDEENS DECANE, a hydrocarbon [n] */* 

3849 ENCASED‐ ACDEENS ENCASE, to enclose in a case [v] */* 

3850 CREASED‐ ACDEERS CREASE, to make a fold or winkle in [v] */* 

3851 DECARES‐ ACDEERS DECARE, dekare (a measure equal to ten ares) [n] */* 

3852 EDUCATE ACDEETU to teach (to impart knowledge or skill to) [v ‐CATED, ‐CATING, ‐CATES] */ds 

3853 CLEANSE‐ ACEELNS to clean (to rid of dirt or stain) [v CLEANSED, CLEANSING, CLEANSES] */drs 

3854 ENLACES‐ ACEELNS ENLACE, to bind with laces [v] */* 

3855 SCALENE ACEELNS designating a triangle having no two sides equal [adj] */* 

3856 CEREALS‐ ACEELRS CEREAL, a food made from grain [n] */* 

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3857 RELACES‐ ACEELRS RELACE, LACE, to fasten by means of a lace (a cord for drawing together two edges) [v] */* 

3858 RESCALE ACEELRS to plan on a new scale [v ‐SCALED, ‐SCALING, ‐SCALES] */ds 

3859 SCLERAE‐ ACEELRS SCLERA, the white, fibrous outer coat of the eyeball [n] */* 

3860 CELESTA ACEELST a keyboard instrument [n ‐S] */s 

3861 CESURAE‐ ACEERSU CESURA, caesura (a pause in a line of verse) [n] */* 

3862 ENDLEAF ADEEFLN an endpaper (a sheet of paper used in bookbinding) [n ‐LEAVES or ‐LEAFS] */s 

3863 FEDERAL ADEEFLR a supporter of a type of central government [n ‐S] */s 

3864 DEFLATE ADEEFLT to release the air or gas from [v ‐FLATED, ‐FLATING, ‐FLATES] */drs 

3865 DEAFENS‐ ADEEFNS DEAFEN, to make deaf (lacking the sense of hearing) [v] */* 

3866 DEAFEST ADEEFST DEAF, lacking the sense of hearing [adj] */* 

3867 DEFEATS‐ ADEEFST DEFEAT, to win victory over [v] */* 

3868 FEASTED ADEEFST FEAST, to eat sumptuously [v] */* 

3869 DASHEEN ADEEHNS a tropical plant [n ‐S] */s 

3870 ADHERES‐ ADEEHRS ADHERE, to become or remain attached or close to something [v] */* 

3871 HEADERS‐ ADEEHRS HEADER, a grain harvester [n] */* 

3872 HEARSED‐ ADEEHRS HEARSE, to transport in a hearse (a vehicle for conveying corpses) [v] */* 

3873 SHEARED ADEEHRS SHEAR, to cut the hair or wool from [v] */* 

3874 HEADSET ADEEHST a pair of earphones [n ‐S] */s 

3875 LEADMEN ADEELMN LEADMAN, a worker in charge of other workers [n] */* 

3876 EMERALD ADEELMR a green gem [n ‐S] */s 

3877 METALED ADEELMT METAL, to cover with metal (any of various ductile, fusible, and lustrous substances) [v] */* 

3878 DEPLANE ADEELNP to get off an airplane [v ‐PLANED, ‐PLANING, ‐PLANES] */ds 

3879 ‐PANELED ADEELNP PANEL, to decorate with thin sheets of material [v] */* 

3880 PEARLED ADEELPR PEARL, to adorn with pearls (smooth, rounded masses formed in certain mollusks) [v] */* 

3881 PEDALER ADEELPR one that pedals (to operate by means of foot levers) [n ‐S] */s 

3882 ‐PLEADER ADEELPR one that pleads (to ask for earnestly) [n ‐S] */s 

3883 REPLEAD ADEELPR PLEAD, to ask for earnestly [v ‐PLEADED or ‐PLED, ‐PLEADING, ‐PLEADS] */s 

3884 PETALED ADEELPT PETAL, a leaflike part of a corolla [adj] */* 

3885 PLEATED ADEELPT PLEAT, to fold in an even manner [v] */* 

3886 RAVELED ADEELRV RAVEL, to separate the threads of [v] gt/* 

3887 LEEWARD ADEELRW the direction toward which the wind is blowing [n ‐S] */s 

3888 DELAYER ADEELRY one that delays (to put off to a later time) [n ‐S] */s 

3889 LAYERED ADEELRY LAYER, to form a layer (a single thickness, coating, or covering) [v] */* 

3890 RELAYED ADEELRY RELAY, to send along by using fresh sets to replace tired ones [v] */* 

3891 VALETED ADEELTV VALET, to act as a personal servant to [v] */* 

3892 DEMEANS‐ ADEEMNS DEMEAN, to conduct oneself in a particular manner [v] */* 

3893 SEEDMAN ADEEMNS seedsman (a dealer in seeds) [n SEEDMEN] */* 

3894 SMEARED ADEEMRS SMEAR, to spread with a sticky, greasy, or dirty substance [v] */* 

3895 ‐STEAMED ADEEMST STEAM, to expose to steam (water in the form of vapor) [v] */* 

3896 SNEAPED ADEENPS SNEAP, to chide (to scold (to rebuke harshly)) [v] */* 

3897 SPEANED ADEENPS SPEAN, to wean (to withhold mother's milk from and substitute other nourishment) [v] */* 

3898 DEEWANS‐ ADEENSW DEEWAN, dewan (an official in India) [n] */* 

3899 RESPADE ADEEPRS SPADE, to take up with a spade (a digging implement) [v ‐SPADED, ‐SPADING, ‐SPADES] */ds 

3900 SPEARED ADEEPRS SPEAR, to pierce with a spear (a long, pointed weapon) [v] */* 

3901 ADVERSE ADEERSV acting in opposition [adj] */* 

3902 EVADERS‐ ADEERSV EVADER, one that evades (to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit) [n] */* 

3903 DRAWEES‐ ADEERSW DRAWEE, the person on whom a bill of exchange is drawn [n] */* 

3904 RESAWED ADEERSW RESAW, SAW, to cut or divide with a saw (a type of cutting tool) [v] */* 

3905 SWEATED ADEESTW SWEAT, to perspire (to give off moisture through the pores of the skin) [v] */* 

3906 YEASTED ADEESTY YEAST, to foam (to form foam (a light, bubbly, gas and liquid mass)) [v] */* 

3907 FERULAE‐ AEEFLRU FERULA, a flat piece of wood [n] */* 

3908 HEALERS‐ AEEHLRS HEALER, one that heals (to make sound or whole) [n] */* 

3909 ENAMELS‐ AEELMNS ENAMEL, to cover with a hard, glossy surface [v] */* 

3910 MELENAS‐ AEELMNS MELENA, a condition marked by black tarry stool [n] */* 

3911 EMULATE AEELMTU to try to equal or surpass [v ‐LATED, ‐LATING, ‐LATES] */ds 

3912 SPELEAN AEELNPS living in caves [adj] */* 

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3913 ENSLAVE AEELNSV to make a slave of [v ‐SLAVED, ‐SLAVING, ‐SLAVES] */drs 

3914 LEAVENS‐ AEELNSV LEAVEN, to produce fermentation in [v] */* 

3915 LEAPERS‐ AEELPRS LEAPER, one that leaps (to spring off the ground) [n] */* 

3916 ‐PLEASER‐ AEELPRS one that pleases (to give enjoyment or satisfaction to) [n ‐S] */s 

3917 ‐PRESALE AEELPRS a sale in advance [n ‐S] */s 

3918 ‐RELAPSE AEELPRS to fall or slip back into a former state [v ‐LAPSED, ‐LAPSING, ‐LAPSES] */drs 

3919 REPEALS‐ AEELPRS REPEAL, to revoke (to annul by taking back) [v] */* 

3920 PLEURAE‐ AEELPRU PLEURA, a membrane that envelops the lungs [n] */* 

3921 EPAULET AEELPTU a shoulder ornament [n ‐S] */s 

3922 LAVEERS‐ AEELRSV LAVEER, to sail against the wind [v] */* 

3923 LEAVERS‐ AEELRSV LEAVER, one that leaves (to go away from) [n] c/* 

3924 REVEALS‐ AEELRSV REVEAL, to make known [v] */* 

3925 SEVERAL AEELRSV a few persons or things [n ‐S] */s 

3926 VEALERS‐ AEELRSV VEALER, a calf raised for food [n] */* 

3927 SEALERY‐ AEELRSY the occupation of hunting seals [n ‐ERIES] */* 

3928 REVALUE AEELRUV VALUE, to estimate the value (the quality that renders a thing useful or desirable) of [v ‐UED, ‐ 

UING, ‐UES] p/ds 

3929 MEASURE AEEMRSU to ascertain the dimensions, quantity, or capacity of [v ‐SURED, ‐SURING, ‐SURES] */drs 

3930 EUPNEAS‐ AEENPSU EUPNEA, normal breathing [n] */* 

3931 ‐AVENUES‐ AEENSUV AVENUE, a wide street [n] */* 

3932 DERBIES BDEEIRS DERBY, a type of hat [n] */* 

3933 BETIDES‐ BDEEIST BETIDE, to befall (to happen to) [v] */* 

3934 BELIERS‐ BEEILRS BELIER, one that belies (to misrepresent) [n] */* 

3935 DECLINE CDEEILN to refuse (to express oneself as unwilling to accept, do, or comply with) [v ‐CLINED, ‐CLINING, ‐ 

CLINES] */drs 

3936 DECRIES CDEEIRS DECRY, to denounce (to condemn openly) [v] */* 

3937 DEICERS‐ CDEEIRS DEICER, one that deices (to free from ice) [n] */* 

3938 DECEITS‐ CDEEIST DECEIT, the act of deceiving (to mislead by falsehood) [n] */* 

3939 LICENSE CEEILNS to issue or grant authoritative permission to [v ‐CENSED, ‐CENSING, ‐CENSES] */ders 

3940 SELENIC CEEILNS pertaining to selenium (a nonmetallic element) [adj] */* 

3941 SILENCE CEEILNS to make silent (making no sound or noise) [v ‐LENCED, ‐LENCING, ‐LENCES] */drs 

3942 LEUCINE‐ CEEILNU an amino acid [n ‐S] */s 

3943 CEILERS‐ CEEILRS CEILER, one that ceils (to furnish with a ceiling) [n] */* 

3944 SECTILE CEEILST capable of being cut smoothly [adj] */* 

3945 LEUCITE CEEILTU a mineral [n ‐S] : LEUCITIC [adj] */s 

3946 CUTESIE CEEISTU cutesy (self‐consciously cute) [adj ‐SIER, ‐SIEST] */r 

3947 DEFILER‐ DEEFILR one that defiles (to make dirty (unclean)) [n ‐S] */s 

3948 FIELDER DEEFILR one that catches or picks up a ball in play [n ‐S] */s 

3949 REFILED‐ DEEFILR REFILE, FILE, to arrange in order for future reference [v] p/* 

3950 FILETED DEEFILT FILET, to fillet (to cut boneless slices from) [v] */* 

3951 DEFINES‐ DEEFINS DEFINE, to state the meaning of [v] */* 

3952 DEFIERS‐ DEEFIRS DEFIER, one that defies (to resist openly and boldly) [n] */* 

3953 SERIFED DEEFIRS SERIF, a fine line used to finish off the main stroke of a letter [adj] */* 

3954 HEISTED DEEHIST HEIST, to steal (to take without right or permission) [v] */* 

3955 LIVENED DEEILNV LIVEN, to make lively (full of energy) [v] */* 

3956 NEEDILY DEEILNY in a needy manner [adv] */* 

3957 PERILED DEEILPR PERIL, to imperil (to place in jeopardy) [v] */* 

3958 REPLIED DEEILPR REPLY, to answer (to say, write, or act in return) [v] */* 

3959 DELIVER DEEILRV to take to the intended recipient [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

3960 LIVERED DEEILRV LIVER, to thicken or gel [v] s/* 

3961 RELIVED‐ DEEILRV RELIVE, to experience again [v] */* 

3962 REVILED‐ DEEILRV REVILE, to denounce with abusive language [v] */* 

3963 WIELDER DEEILRW one that wields (to handle or use effectively) [n ‐S] */s 

3964 REEDILY DEEILRY with a thin, piping sound [adv] g/* 

3965 YIELDER DEEILRY one that yields (to give up) [n ‐S] */s 

3966 SIDEMEN DEEIMNS SIDEMAN, a member of a jazz band [n] */* 

3967 REMISED‐ DEEIMRS REMISE, to give up a claim to [v] p/* 

3968 DEVEINS‐ DEEINSV DEVEIN, to remove the dorsal vein from [v] */* 

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3969 ENDIVES‐ DEEINSV ENDIVE, an herb cultivated as a salad plant [n] */* 

3970 ENDWISE DEEINSW lengthwise [adv] b/* 

3971 SINEWED DEEINSW SINEW, to strengthen [v] */* 

3972 ‐PRESIDE DEEIPRS to occupy the position of authority [v ‐SIDED, ‐SIDING, ‐SIDES] */drs 

3973 SPEIRED DEEIPRS SPEIR, to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v] */* 

3974 SPIERED DEEIPRS SPIER, to speer (to inquire (to ask about)) [v] */* 

3975 DESPITE DEEIPST to treat with contempt [v ‐SPITED, ‐SPITING, ‐SPITES] */ds 

3976 DERIVES‐ DEEIRSV DERIVE, to obtain or receive from a source [v] */* 

3977 DEVISER‐ DEEIRSV one that devises (to form in the mind) [n ‐S] */s 

3978 DIVERSE‐ DEEIRSV different [adj] */* 

3979 REVISED‐ DEEIRSV REVISE, to make a new or improved version of [v] p/* 

3980 DEWIEST DEEISTW DEWY, moist with dew [adj] */* 

3981 FELINES‐ EEFILNS FELINE, an animal of the cat family [n] */* 

3982 FERLIES‐ EEFILRS FERLIE, a strange sight [n] */* 

3983 REFILES‐ EEFILRS REFILE, FILE, to arrange in order for future reference [v] p/* 

3984 REFLIES EEFILRS REFLY, FLY, to move through the air [v] */* 

3985 RELIEFS‐ EEFILRS RELIEF, aid in the form of money or necessities [n] */* 

3986 FELSITE EEFILST an igneous rock [n ‐S] : FELSITIC [adj] */s 

3987 LEFTIES EEFILST LEFTY, a left‐handed person [n] */* 

3988 LIEFEST EEFILST LIEF, willing (inclined or favorably disposed in mind) [adj] */* 

3989 SHELTIE EEHILST a small, shaggy pony [n ‐S] */s 

3990 ELMIEST EEILMST ELMY, abounding in elms (a deciduous tree) [adj] */* 

3991 ‐PENSILE‐ EEILNPS hanging loosely [adj] */* 

3992 YEELINS‐ EEILNSY YEELIN, yealing (a person of the same age) [n] */* 

3993 VEINULE EEILNUV venule (a small vein) [n ‐S] */st 

3994 REPLIES EEILPRS REPLY, to answer (to say, write, or act in return) [v] */* 

3995 SPIELER EEILPRS one that spiels (to talk at length) [n ‐S] */s 

3996 PUERILE EEILPRU childish (resembling a child (a young person)) [adj] */* 

3997 EPISTLE EEILPST a long or formal letter [n ‐S] */rs 

3998 ‐PELITES‐ EEILPST PELITE, a rock composed of fine fragments [n] */* 

3999 LEVIERS‐ EEILRSV LEVIER, one that levies (to impose or collect by legal authority) [n] */* 

4000 RELIVES‐ EEILRSV RELIVE, to experience again [v] p/* 

4001 REVILES‐ EEILRSV REVILE, to denounce with abusive language [v] */* 

4002 SERVILE EEILRSV slavishly submissive [adj] */* 

4003 VEILERS‐ EEILRSV VEILER, one that veils (to provide with a veil (a piece of sheer fabric worn over the face)) [n] */* 

4004 ‐EVILEST EEILSTV EVIL, morally bad [adj] */* 

4005 LIEVEST EEILSTV LIEVE, gladly (in a glad manner) [adv] */* 

4006 ‐VELITES EEILSTV foot soldiers of ancient Rome [n] */* 

4007 ADAGIOS‐ AADGIOS ADAGIO, a musical composition or movement played in a slow tempo [n] */* 

4008 LAOGAIS‐ AAGILOS LAOGAI, the system of forced labor camps in China [n] */* 

4009 ANATASE AAAENST a mineral [n ‐S] */s 

4010 ACTINON ACINNOT an isotope of radon [n ‐S] */s 

4011 CONTAIN ACINNOT to hold within [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4012 CARRION ACINORR dead and putrefying flesh [n ‐S] */s 

4013 ‐TACTION ACINOTT the act of touching (to be in or come into contact with) [n ‐S] */s 

4014 CITATOR ACIORTT one that cites (to quote as an authority or example) [n ‐S] */sy 

4015 RICOTTA ACIORTT an Italian cheese [n ‐S] */s 

4016 FONTINA AFINNOT an Italian cheese [n ‐S] */s 

4017 IRONMAN AIMNNOR a man of great strength and stamina [n IRONMEN] */* 

4018 TRITOMA AIMORTT an African herb [n ‐S] */s 

4019 PINTANO AINNOPT a tropical fish [n ‐NOS] */s 

4020 ANTIPOT AINOPTT opposing the use of pot (marijuana) [adj] */* 

4021 AIRPORT AIOPRRT a tract of land maintained for the landing and takeoff of aircraft [n ‐S] */s 

4022 PATRIOT AIOPRTT one who loves his country [n ‐S] */s 

4023 DEODARA‐ AADDEOR deodar (an East Indian cedar) [n ‐S] */s 

4024 IONISES‐ EIINOSS IONISE, to ionize (to convert into ions) [v] l/* 

4025 APOGEIC ACEGIOP APOGEE, the point in the orbit of a body which is farthest from the earth [adj] */* 

4026 REBLENT BEELNRT REBLEND, BLEND, to mix smoothly and inseparably together [v] */* 

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4027 CENTRED‐ CDEENRT CENTRE, to center (to place at the center (the midpoint)) [v] */* 

4028 CREDENT CDEENRT believing [adj] */* 

4029 LECTERN CEELNRT a reading desk [n ‐S] */s 

4030 ‐CENTERS‐ CEENRST CENTER, to place at the center (the midpoint) [v] */* 

4031 CENTRES‐ CEENRST CENTRE, to center (to place at the center (the midpoint)) [v] */* 

4032 TENRECS‐ CEENRST TENREC, a mammal that feeds on insects [n] */* 

4033 PRETEND DEENPRT to assume or display a false appearance of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4034 PENSTER EENPRST a writer (one that writes (to form characters or symbols on a surface with an instrument)) [n ‐S] 

*/s 

4035 ‐PRESENT EENPRST to bring into the presence of someone [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4036 REPENTS‐ EENPRST REPENT, to feel remorse or self‐reproach for a past action [v] */* 

4037 SERPENT EENPRST a snake [n ‐S] */s 

4038 ‐VENTERS‐ EENRSTV VENTER, the abdomen (the body cavity containing the viscera) [n] */* 

4039 WESTERN‐ EENRSTW one who lives in the west [n ‐S] */s 

4040 STYRENE EENRSTY a liquid hydrocarbon [n ‐S] */s 

4041 YESTERN‐ EENRSTY yester (pertaining to yesterday) [adj] */* 

4042 VENTURE EENRTUV to risk (to expose to a risk (a chance of injury or loss)) [v ‐TURED, ‐TURING, ‐TURES] */drs 

4043 GRANOLA AAGLNOR a breakfast cereal [n ‐S] */s 

4044 ANGORAS‐ AAGNORS ANGORA, the long, silky hair of a domestic goat [n] */* 

4045 CARTING ACGINRT CART, to convey in a cart (a two‐wheeled vehicle) [v] s/* 

4046 ‐CRATING ACGINRT CRATE, to put in a packing box [v] */* 

4047 ‐TRACING ACGINRT something that is traced [n ‐S] */s 

4048 FARTING AFGINRT FART, to expel gas through the anus ‐‐ usually considered vulgar [v] */* 

4049 INGRAFT AFGINRT to engraft (to graft for propagation) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4050 RAFTING AFGINRT RAFT, to transport on a raft (a type of buoyant structure) [v] cdg/* 

4051 MARTING‐ AGIMNRT MART, to market (to offer for sale) [v] s/* 

4052 MIGRANT AGIMNRT one that migrates (to move from one region to another) [n ‐S] e/s 

4053 PARTING AGINPRT a division or separation [n ‐S] */s 

4054 ‐PRATING AGINPRT PRATE, to chatter (to talk rapidly and trivially) [v] u/* 

4055 RINGTAW AGINRTW a game of marbles [n ‐S] */s 

4056 LIGROIN GIILNOR a flammable liquid [n ‐S] */es 

4057 ‐ROILING GIILNOR ROIL, to make muddy (covered or filled with mud) [v] b/* 

4058 ‐TOILING GIILNOT TOIL, to work strenuously [v] */* 

4059 ORIGINS‐ GIINORS ORIGIN, a coming into being [n] */* 

4060 SIGNIOR GIINORS signor (an Italian title of courtesy for a man) [n ‐GNIORI or ‐GNIORS] */isy 

4061 SIGNORI‐ GIINORS SIGNOR, an Italian title of courtesy for a man [n] */* 

4062 DONGLES‐ DEGLNOS DONGLE, a device for a computer [n] */* 

4063 LOUNGED‐ DEGLNOU LOUNGE, to recline or lean in a relaxed, lazy manner [v] */* 

4064 LODGERS‐ DEGLORS LODGER, one that resides in rented quarters [n] */* 

4065 ‐GOLDEST DEGLOST GOLD, golden (of the color of gold) [adj] */* 

4066 ‐GLOUTED DEGLOTU GLOUT, to scowl (to frown angrily) [v] */* 

4067 ‐DROGUES‐ DEGORSU DROGUE, a sea anchor [n] */* 

4068 GOURDES‐ DEGORSU GOURDE, a monetary unit of Haiti [n] */* 

4069 ‐GROUSED‐ DEGORSU GROUSE, to complain (to express discontent) [v] */* 

4070 LOUNGES‐ EGLNOSU LOUNGE, to recline or lean in a relaxed, lazy manner [v] */* 

4071 RADIALS‐ AADILRS RADIAL, a part diverging from a center [n] */* 

4072 SUDARIA AADIRSU SUDARIUM, a cloth for wiping the face [n] */* 

4073 DIALIST ADIILST a dialer (one that dials (to manipulate a calibrated disk)) [n ‐S] */s 

4074 INDUSIA ADIINSU INDUSIUM, an enclosing membrane [n] */l 

4075 ALAMODE AADELMO a silk fabric [n ‐S] */s 

4076 EIDOLIC CDEIILO pertaining to an eidolon (a phantom (something existing in appearance only)) [adj] */* 

4077 FOOTAGE AEFGOOT a length or quantity expressed in feet [n ‐S] */s 

4078 MOORAGE AEGMOOR the act of mooring [n ‐S] */s 

4079 GOOFIER EFGIOOR GOOFY, silly (showing a lack of good sense) [adj] */* 

4080 GOOPIER EGIOOPR GOOPY, sticky, gooey [adj] */* 

4081 SKATOLE‐ AEKLOST a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

4082 ZONULAE‐ AELNOUZ ZONULA, zonule (a small zone) [n] */* 

4083 ZEALOTS‐ AELOSTZ ZEALOT, one who is zealous [n] */* 

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4084 JOISTED DEIJOST JOIST, to support with horizontal beams [v] */* 

4085 RODLIKE DEIKLOR resembling a rod [adj] */* 

4086 DOESKIN DEIKNOS the skin of a doe [n ‐S] */s 

4087 QUOINED DEINOQU QUOIN, to secure with a type of wedge [v] */* 

4088 QUOITED DEIOQTU QUOIT, to play a throwing game similar to ringtoss [v] */* 

4089 DOZIEST DEIOSTZ DOZY, drowsy (sleepy (ready or inclined to sleep)) [adj] */* 

4090 SONLIKE EIKLNOS resembling a son (a male child (a young person)) [adj] */* 

4091 ZLOTIES EILOSTZ ZLOTY, a monetary unit of Poland [n] */* 

4092 OUTSIZE EIOSTUZ an unusual size [n ‐S] : OUTSIZED [adj] */ds 

4093 CABINED ABCDEIN CABIN, to live in a cabin (a roughly built house) [v] */* 

4094 CARBIDE ABCDEIR a carbon compound [n ‐S] */s 

4095 CALIBER ABCEILR the diameter of a gun barrel [n ‐S] */s 

4096 CALIBRE ABCEILR caliber (the diameter of a gun barrel) [n ‐S] : CALIBRED [adj] */ds 

4097 CITABLE ABCEILT citeable (suitable for citation) [adj] */* 

4098 ‐ASCRIBE ABCEIRS to attribute to a specified cause, source, or origin [v ‐CRIBED, ‐CRIBING, ‐CRIBES] */ds 

4099 CARIBES‐ ABCEIRS CARIBE, the piranha (a voracious fish) [n] */* 

4100 HABITED ABDEHIT HABIT, to clothe or dress [v] */* 

4101 BAWDIER ABDEIRW BAWDY, obscene (indecent (not decent)) [adj] */* 

4102 FINABLE ABEFILN subject to the payment of a fine [adj] */* 

4103 FRIABLE ABEFILR easily crumbled [adj] */* 

4104 HIRABLE ABEHILR available for hire [adj] */* 

4105 BANSHIE ABEHINS banshee (a female spirit) [n ‐S] */s 

4106 BEARISH ABEHIRS resembling a bear (a large mammal) [adj] */* 

4107 HABITUE ABEHITU a frequent customer [n ‐S] */s 

4108 MINABLE ABEILMN capable of being mined [adj] */* 

4109 BALMIER ABEILMR BALMY, mild (not harsh or rough) [adj] */* 

4110 LAMBIER‐ ABEILMR LAMBY, resembling a lamb [adj] */* 

4111 BIMETAL ABEILMT something composed of two metals [n ‐S] */s 

4112 LIMBATE ABEILMT having an edge of a different color [adj] */* 

4113 TIMBALE‐ ABEILMT a pastry shell shaped like a drum [n ‐S] */s 

4114 BIPLANE ABEILNP a type of airplane (a winged aircraft propelled by jet engines or propellers) [n ‐S] */s 

4115 BRAWLIE ABEILRW splendidly [adv] */r 

4116 WIRABLE ABEILRW WIRE, to fasten with wire (a slender rod, strand, or thread of ductile metal) [adj] */* 

4117 BILAYER ABEILRY a film with two molecular layers [n ‐S] */s 

4118 AMBRIES ABEIMRS AMBRY, a recess in a church wall for sacred vessels [n] */* 

4119 BAPTISE ABEIPST to baptize (to administer baptism to) [v ‐TISED, ‐TISING, ‐TISES] */ds 

4120 BAWTIES‐ ABEISTW BAWTIE, a dog [n] */* 

4121 FACIEND ACDEFIN a number to be multiplied by another [n ‐S] */s 

4122 FANCIED ACDEFIN FANCY, to take a liking to [v] */* 

4123 CHAINED‐ ACDEHIN CHAIN, to bind with a chain (a series of connected rings) [v] */* 

4124 ECHIDNA ACDEHIN a spiny anteater [n ‐NAS or ‐NAE] */es 

4125 ‐CHAIRED ACDEHIR CHAIR, to install in office [v] */* 

4126 CYANIDE‐ ACDEINY to treat an ore with cyanid [v ‐NIDED, ‐NIDING, ‐NIDES] */ds 

4127 PERACID ACDEIPR a type of acid (a type of chemical compound) [n ‐S] */s 

4128 EDACITY ACDEITY gluttony (excessive eating) [n ‐TIES] */* 

4129 FANCIES ACEFINS FANCY, to take a liking to [v] */t 

4130 FASCINE ACEFINS a bundle of sticks used in building fortifications [n ‐S] */s 

4131 FIANCES‐ ACEFINS FIANCE, a man engaged to be married [n] */* 

4132 UNIFACE ACEFINU a coin having a design on only one side [n ‐S] */s 

4133 FARCIES‐ ACEFIRS FARCY, a disease of horses [n] */* 

4134 FIACRES‐ ACEFIRS FIACRE, a small carriage [n] */* 

4135 CHARLIE ACEHILR a fool [n ‐LIES] */s 

4136 ETHICAL ACEHILT a drug sold by prescription only [n ‐S] */s 

4137 CHAINES‐ ACEHINS CHAINE, a series of ballet turns [n] */* 

4138 CAHIERS‐ ACEHIRS CAHIER, a notebook (a book in which to write) [n] */* 

4139 ‐CASHIER ACEHIRS to dismiss in disgrace [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4140 ACHIEST ACEHIST ACHY, aching [adj] */* 

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4141 ‐AITCHES ACEHIST AITCH, the letter H [n] */* 

4142 MELANIC ACEILMN one who is affected with melanism [n ‐S] */s 

4143 CLAIMER ACEILMR one that claims (to demand as one's due) [n ‐S] */s 

4144 MIRACLE ACEILMR an event ascribed to supernatural or divine origin [n ‐S] */s 

4145 RECLAIM ACEILMR to make suitable for cultivation or habitation [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4146 CLIMATE ACEILMT the weather conditions characteristic of an area [n ‐S] : CLIMATAL, CLIMATIC [adj] */s 

4147 METICAL ACEILMT a monetary unit of Mozambique [n ‐CAIS or ‐CALS] */s 

4148 CAPELIN ACEILNP a small, edible fish [n ‐S] */s 

4149 PANICLE ACEILNP a loosely branched flower cluster [n ‐S] : PANICLED [adj] */ds 

4150 PELICAN ACEILNP a large, web‐footed bird [n ‐S] */s 

4151 CALIPER ACEILPR to use a type of measuring device [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4152 REPLICA ACEILPR a close copy or reproduction [n ‐S] */s 

4153 PLICATE ACEILPT pleated [adj] */d 

4154 CAVILER ACEILRV one that cavils (to carp (to find fault unreasonably)) [n ‐S] */s 

4155 CLAVIER ACEILRV a keyboard instrument [n ‐S] */s 

4156 VALERIC ACEILRV VALERIAN, a perennial herb [adj] */* 

4157 CLAYIER ACEILRY CLAYEY, resembling clay [adj] */* 

4158 AMNESIC ACEIMNS amnesiac (one suffering from amnesia) [n ‐S] */s 

4159 CINEMAS‐ ACEIMNS CINEMA, a motion‐picture theater [n] */* 

4160 URAEMIC ACEIMRU URAEMIA, uremia (an abnormal condition of the blood) [adj] */* 

4161 SEMATIC ACEIMST serving as a warning [adj] */* 

4162 INSCAPE ACEINPS the inner essential quality of something [n ‐S] */s 

4163 SCRAPIE ACEIPRS a disease of sheep [n ‐S] */s 

4164 ‐SPACIER ACEIPRS SPACEY, weird in behavior [adj] */* 

4165 ‐ASEPTIC ACEIPST free from germs [adj] */* 

4166 PACIEST ACEIPST PACEY, keeping a fast pace (rate of speed) [adj] s/* 

4167 SPICATE ACEIPST SPICA, an ear of grain [adj] */d 

4168 VARICES ACEIRSV VARIX, a varicose vein [n] a/* 

4169 VISCERA ACEIRSV VISCUS, an internal organ [n] */l 

4170 ACTIVES‐ ACEISTV ACTIVE, a participating member of an organization [n] */* 

4171 FAITHED ADEFHIT FAITH, to believe or trust [v] */* 

4172 HEADPIN ADEHINP a bowling pin [n ‐S] */s 

4173 PINHEAD ADEHINP the head of a pin [n ‐S] */s 

4174 RAPHIDE ADEHIPR a needle‐shaped crystal occurring in plant cells [n ‐S] */s 

4175 PITHEAD ADEHIPT a mine entrance [n ‐S] */s 

4176 RAWHIDE ADEHIRW to beat with a type of whip [v ‐HIDED, ‐HIDING, ‐HIDES] */ds 

4177 HAYRIDE ADEHIRY a wagon ride [n ‐S] */s 

4178 HYDRIAE‐ ADEHIRY HYDRIA, a water jar [n] */* 

4179 MIDYEAR ADEIMRY the middle of the year [n ‐S] */s 

4180 DAYTIME ADEIMTY day (the time between sunrise and sunset) [n ‐S] */s 

4181 TIDEWAY ADEITWY a tidal channel [n ‐WAYS] */s 

4182 INFLAME AEFILMN to set on fire [v ‐FLAMED, ‐FLAMING, ‐FLAMES] */drs 

4183 FLAMIER AEFILMR FLAMY, flaming [adj] */* 

4184 FLAVINE‐ AEFILNV flavin (a yellow pigment) [n ‐S] */s 

4185 FLEAPIT AEFILPT a run‐down movie theater [n ‐S] */s 

4186 FLAWIER AEFILRW FLAWY, full of flaws [adj] */* 

4187 ‐FAMINES‐ AEFIMNS FAMINE, a widespread scarcity of food [n] */* 

4188 FANWISE AEFINSW spread out like an open fan [adj] */* 

4189 HYALINE‐ AEHILNY a transparent substance [n ‐S] */s 

4190 HARELIP AEHILPR a deformity of the upper lip [n ‐S] */s 

4191 ‐HAPLITE AEHILPT aplite (a fine‐grained rock) [n ‐S] */s 

4192 HYALITE AEHILTY a colorless opal [n ‐S] */s 

4193 HAEMINS‐ AEHIMNS HAEMIN, hemin (a chloride of heme) [n] */* 

4194 MISHEAR AEHIMRS to hear incorrectly [v ‐HEARD, ‐HEARING, ‐HEARS] */ds 

4195 ‐ATHEISM AEHIMST the belief that there is no God [n ‐S] */s 

4196 INPHASE AEHINPS having matching electrical phases [adj] */* 

4197 ‐EVANISH AEHINSV to vanish (to disappear) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐ES] */* 

4198 VAHINES‐ AEHINSV VAHINE, wahine (a Hawaiian woman) [n] */* 

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4199 WAHINES‐ AEHINSW WAHINE, a Hawaiian woman [n] */* 

4200 HARPIES AEHIPRS HARPY, a shrewish person [n] s/* 

4201 SHARPIE AEHIPRS a very alert person [n ‐S] */s 

4202 ‐WASHIER AEHIRSW WASHY, overly diluted [adj] */* 

4203 WEARISH AEHIRSW tasteless [adj] */* 

4204 IMPANEL AEILMNP to enter on a list for jury duty [v ‐ELED, ‐ELING, ‐ELS or ‐ELLED, ‐ELLING, ‐ELS] */s 

4205 MANIPLE AEILMNP a silk band worn on the left arm as a vestment [n ‐S] */s 

4206 IMPALER‐ AEILMPR one that impales (to pierce with a pointed object) [n ‐S] */s 

4207 IMPEARL AEILMPR to make pearly (resembling a pearl) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4208 LEMPIRA AEILMPR a monetary unit of Honduras [n ‐S] */s 

4209 PALMIER AEILMPR PALMY, marked by prosperity [adj] */* 

4210 MEATILY AEILMTY in a meaty manner [adv] */* 

4211 PINWALE AEILNPW a type of fabric (a woven, felted, or knitted material) [n ‐S] */s 

4212 NAIVELY AEILNVY NAIVE, lacking sophistication [adv] */* 

4213 PREVAIL AEILPRV to triumph (to be victorious) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4214 VIRELAY AEILRVY a medieval French verse form [n ‐LAYS] */s 

4215 WEARILY AEILRWY WEARY, tired (sapped of strength) [adv] */* 

4216 VILAYET AEILTVY an administrative division of Turkey [n ‐S] */s 

4217 MANWISE AEIMNSW in a manner characteristic of man [adv] */* 

4218 IMPRESA AEIMPRS a type of emblem [n ‐S] */s 

4219 IMPASTE AEIMPST to make into a paste [v ‐PASTED, ‐PASTING, ‐PASTES] */ds 

4220 PASTIME AEIMPST a recreational activity [n ‐S] */s 

4221 MISAVER AEIMRSV to speak erroneously [v ‐AVERRED, ‐AVERRING, ‐AVERS] */s 

4222 SEMIRAW AEIMRSW somewhat raw [adj] */* 

4223 WINESAP AEINPSW a red apple with somewhat tart flesh [n ‐S] */s 

4224 ANYWISE AEINSWY in any way [adv] */* 

4225 PARVISE‐ AEIPRSV parvis (an enclosed area in front of a church) [n ‐S] */s 

4226 PAVISER‐ AEIPRSV a soldier carrying a pavis [n ‐S] */s 

4227 WASPIER AEIPRSW WASPY, resembling a wasp (a stinging insect) [adj] */* 

4228 SPAVIET‐ AEIPSTV SPAVIE, spavin (a disease of horses) [adj] */* 

4229 TAWPIES‐ AEIPSTW TAWPIE, a foolish young person [n] */* 

4230 ‐WAIVERS‐ AEIRSVW WAIVER, the act of waiving something [n] */* 

4231 WAVIEST‐ AEISTVW WAVY, having waves [adj] */* 

4232 ARNOTTO ANOORTT a tropical tree [n ‐TOS] */s 

4233 RATTOON ANOORTT to ratoon (to sprout from a root planted the previous year) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4234 TORTONI INOORTT a type of ice cream [n ‐S] */s 

4235 GNARRED ADEGNRR GNAR, to snarl (to growl viciously) [v] */* 

4236 GRANDER ADEGNRR GRAND, large and impressive [adj] */* 

4237 GANTLET AEGLNTT to overlap railroad tracks [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4238 GANNETS‐ AEGNNST GANNET, a large seabird [n] */* 

4239 TUNNAGE AEGNNTU tonnage (total weight in tons) [n ‐S] */s 

4240 GARNERS‐ AEGNRRS GARNER, to gather and store [v] */* 

4241 ‐RANGERS‐ AEGNRRS RANGER, an officer supervising the care of a forest [n] g/* 

4242 GARRETS‐ AEGRRST GARRET, an attic (a story or room directly below the roof of a house) [n] */* 

4243 GARTERS‐ AEGRRST GARTER, to fasten with an elastic band [v] */* 

4244 ‐GRATERS‐ AEGRRST GRATER, one that grates (to reduce to shreds by rubbing) [n] */* 

4245 TARGETS‐ AEGRSTT TARGET, to make a goal of [v] */* 

4246 GRINNED DEGINNR GRIN, to smile broadly [v] */* 

4247 ‐RENDING DEGINNR REND, to tear apart forcibly [v] t/* 

4248 DENTING‐ DEGINNT DENT, to make a depression in [v] */* 

4249 ‐TENDING DEGINNT TEND, to be disposed or inclined [v] */* 

4250 GRINDER DEGINRR one that grinds (to wear, smooth, or sharpen by friction) [n ‐S] */sy 

4251 REGRIND DEGINRR GRIND, to wear, smooth, or sharpen by friction [v ‐GROUND, ‐GRINDING, ‐GRINDS] */s 

4252 GRITTED DEGIRTT GRIT, to press the teeth together [v] */* 

4253 LETTING EGILNTT LET, to hinder (to impede (to obstruct the progress of)) [v] */* 

4254 ‐GLITTER EGILRTT to sparkle (to give off or reflect flashes of light) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] a/sy 

4255 ‐GINNERS‐ EGINNRS GINNER, one that gins cotton [n] a/* 

4256 ENURING EGINNRU ENURE, to inure (to accustom to accept something undesirable) [v] t/* 

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4257 NESTING EGINNST NEST, to build a nest (a structure for holding bird eggs) [v] */* 

4258 TENSING EGINNST TENSE, to make tense (taut (fully stretched, so as not to be slack)) [v] */* 

4259 RINGERS‐ EGINRRS RINGER, one that rings (to form a ring (a circular band) around) [n] bcw/* 

4260 SETTING EGINSTT the scenery used in a dramatic production [n ‐S] */s 

4261 TESTING EGINSTT TEST, to subject to an examination [v] */* 

4262 GRISTER EGIRRST one that grinds grain [n ‐S] */s 

4263 GUTTIER EGIRTTU GUTTY, marked by courage [adj] */* 

4264 TURGITE EGIRTTU an iron ore [n ‐S] */s 

4265 NEATNIK AEIKNNT a compulsively neat person [n ‐S] */s 

4266 NATURAL AALNRTU a type of musical note [n ‐S] */s 

4267 NITRIDS‐ DIINRST NITRID, nitride [n] */* 

4268 NITRILS‐ IILNRST NITRIL, nitrile (a chemical compound) [n] */* 

4269 REKNOTS‐ EKNORST REKNOT, KNOT, to tie in a knot (a closed loop) [v] */* 

4270 LEAGUED‐ ADEEGLU LEAGUE, to come together for a common purpose [v] */* 

4271 LEAGUES‐ AEEGLSU LEAGUE, to come together for a common purpose [v] */* 

4272 ISAGOGE AEGGIOS a type of introduction to a branch of study [n ‐S] */s 

4273 AIRFARE AAEFIRR payment for travel by airplane [n ‐S] */s 

4274 PAREIRA AAEIPRR a medicinal plant root [n ‐S] */s 

4275 APATITE AAEIPTT a mineral [n ‐S] */s 

4276 BIENNIA ABEIINN BIENNIUM, a period of two years [n] */l 

4277 ‐HAIRIER AEHIIRR HAIRY, covered with hair [adj] */* 

4278 IMITATE AEIIMTT to behave in the same way as [v ‐TATED, ‐TATING, ‐TATES] */ds 

4279 PRAIRIE AEIIPRR a tract of grassland [n ‐S] */s 

4280 RIVIERA AEIIRRV a coastal resort area [n ‐S] */s 

4281 VITIATE AEIITTV to impair the value or quality of [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] : VITIABLE [adj] */ds 

4282 RUNDLES‐ DELNRSU RUNDLE, a rung (a crosspiece forming a step of a ladder) [n] t/* 

4283 LUSTRED‐ DELRSTU LUSTRE, to luster (to make or become lustrous) [v] */* 

4284 RUSTLED‐ DELRSTU RUSTLE, to make a succession of slight, soft sounds [v] */* 

4285 STRUDEL DELRSTU a type of pastry (a sweet baked food) [n ‐S] */s 

4286 TORRENT ENORRTT a rapid stream of water [n ‐S] */s 

4287 LOANING AGILNNO a lane (a narrow passageway) [n ‐S] */s 

4288 CHANTER ACEHNRT one that chants (to sing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice)) [n ‐S] */s 

4289 TRANCHE ACEHNRT a portion [n ‐S] */s 

4290 NECTARY‐ ACENRTY a plant gland [n ‐TARIES] */* 

4291 ‐PANTHER AEHNPRT a leopard (a large, carnivorous feline mammal) [n ‐S] */s 

4292 VARMENT AEMNRTV varmint (an animal considered to be a pest) [n ‐S] */s 

4293 CITHERN‐ CEHINRT cittern (a pear‐shaped guitar) [n ‐S] */s 

4294 CITHREN CEHINRT cittern (a pear‐shaped guitar) [n ‐S] */s 

4295 THRIVEN‐ EHINRTV THRIVE, to grow vigorously [v] */* 

4296 WRITHEN‐ EHINRTW twisted [adj] */* 

4297 WINTERY‐ EINRTWY wintry (characteristic of winter) [adj ‐TERIER, ‐TERIEST] */* 

4298 DONNEES‐ DEENNOS DONNEE, the set of assumptions upon which a story proceeds [n] */* 

4299 REREDOS DEEORRS an ornamental screen behind an altar [n ‐ES] */* 

4300 TELEOST EELOSTT a bony fish [n ‐S] */s 

4301 GALLEIN AEGILLN a green dye [n ‐S] */s 

4302 NIGELLA AEGILLN an annual herb [n ‐S] */s 

4303 TILLAGE AEGILLT cultivated land [n ‐S] */s 

4304 GASSIER AEGIRSS GASSY, containing gas [adj] */* 

4305 AGEISTS‐ AEGISST AGEIST, an advocate of ageism (discrimination based on age) [n] */* 

4306 SAGIEST AEGISST SAGY, flavored with sage [adj] */* 

4307 UNLOADS‐ ADLNOSU UNLOAD, to remove the load or cargo from [v] */* 

4308 SUDORAL ADLORSU SUDOR, sweat [adj] */* 

4309 UNSOLID DILNOSU SOLID, having definite shape and volume [adj] */* 

4310 TOLUIDS‐ DILOSTU TOLUID, toluide (an amide (a type of chemical compound)) [n] */* 

4311 CORBINA ABCINOR a food and game fish [n ‐S] */s 

4312 BOTANIC ABCINOT pertaining to botany (the science of plants) [adj] */a 

4313 BOTHRIA ABHIORT BOTHRIUM, a groove on a tapeworm [n] */* 

4314 RAINBOW ABINORW an arc of spectral colors formed in the sky [n ‐S] */s 

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4315 VIBRATO ABIORTV a tremulous or pulsating musical effect [n ‐TOS] */rs 

4316 ‐FACTION ACFINOT a clique within a larger group [n ‐S] */s 

4317 CHARIOT ACHIORT to ride in a chariot (a type of cart) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4318 HARICOT ACHIORT the seed of various string beans [n ‐S] */s 

4319 MINORCA ACIMNOR any of a breed of large domestic fowls [n ‐S] */s 

4320 CAPTION ACINOPT to provide with a title [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4321 ‐PACTION ACINOPT a pact (an agreement) [n ‐S] */s 

4322 CORVINA ACINORV corbina (a food and game fish) [n ‐S] */s 

4323 APRICOT ACIOPRT an edible fruit [n ‐S] */s 

4324 APROTIC ACIOPRT being a type of solvent [adj] */* 

4325 PAROTIC ACIOPRT situated near the ear [adj] */* 

4326 MANIHOT AHIMNOT a tropical plant [n ‐S] */s 

4327 RAMPION AIMNOPR a European plant [n ‐S] */s 

4328 MAINTOP AIMNOPT a platform at the head of a mainmast [n ‐S] */s 

4329 PTOMAIN AIMNOPT ptomaine (a compound produced by the decomposition of protein) [n ‐S] */es 

4330 TAMPION AIMNOPT a plug for the muzzle of a cannon [n ‐S] */s 

4331 TIMPANO AIMNOPT a kettledrum [n ‐NI] */* 

4332 TOPIARY AIOPRTY the art of trimming shrubs into shapes [n ‐ARIES] */* 

4333 PARODOI ADIOOPR PARODOS, an ode sung in ancient Greek drama [n] */* 

4334 ‐WOORALI AILOORW curare (an arrow poison) [n ‐S] */s 

4335 KNEADER ADEEKNR one that kneads (to work into a uniform mixture with the hands) [n ‐S] */s 

4336 NAKEDER ADEEKNR NAKED, being without clothing or covering [adj] */* 

4337 RETAXED ADEERTX RETAX, TAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for public purposes) on [v] */* 

4338 SEJEANT AEEJNST sejant (represented in a sitting position ‐‐ used of a heraldic animal) [adj] */* 

4339 KANTELE AEEKLNT a type of harp [n ‐S] */s 

4340 SNEAKER AEEKNRS one that sneaks (to move stealthily) [n ‐S] */s 

4341 RETAKES‐ AEEKRST RETAKE, to take back [v] */* 

4342 EXALTER AEELRTX one that exalts (to raise (to move to a higher position)) [n ‐S] */s 

4343 RETAXES AEERSTX RETAX, TAX, to place a tax (a charge imposed by authority for public purposes) on [v] */* 

4344 REINKED DEEIKNR REINK, INK, to mark with ink (a colored fluid used for writing) [v] */* 

4345 INDEXER DEEINRX one that indexes [n ‐S] */s 

4346 REINDEX DEEINRX INDEX, to provide with an index [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐ES] */* 

4347 NETLIKE EEIKLNT resembling a net [adj] */* 

4348 KEISTER EEIKRST the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump) [n ‐S] */s 

4349 KIESTER EEIKRST keister (the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump)) [n ‐S] */s 

4350 ENQUIRE EEINQRU to inquire (to ask about) [v ‐QUIRED, ‐QUIRING, ‐QUIRES] */ds 

4351 QUIETEN EEINQTU to quiet (to cause to be quiet) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4352 ‐REXINES‐ EEINRSX REXINE, a strong, coated cloth used as a covering material for books ‐‐ a trademark [n] */* 

4353 SIXTEEN EEINSTX a number [n ‐S] */s 

4354 QUIETER EEIQRTU one that quiets (to cause to be quiet) [n ‐S] */s 

4355 REQUITE EEIQRTU to make equivalent return for [v ‐QUITED, ‐QUITING, ‐QUITES] */drs 

4356 ZESTIER EEIRSTZ ZESTY, marked by zest [adj] */* 

4357 GENTLED‐ DEEGLNT GENTLE, to tame (to make tame (gentle or docile)) [v] */* 

4358 ‐GENDERS‐ DEEGNRS GENDER, to engender (to bring into existence) [v] */* 

4359 GENTLES‐ EEGLNST GENTLE, to tame (to make tame (gentle or docile)) [v] */t 

4360 REGLETS‐ EEGLRST REGLET, a flat, narrow molding [n] */* 

4361 GESTURE EEGRSTU to express by bodily motion [v ‐TURED, ‐TURING, ‐TURES] */drs 

4362 GRANTOR AGNORRT granter (one that grants (to bestow upon)) [n ‐S] */s 

4363 ROTTING GINORTT ROT, to decompose [v] t/* 

4364 EATABLE AABEELT an edible (something fit to be eaten) [n ‐S] bh/s 

4365 CASEATE AACEEST to become cheesy (resembling cheese (a food made from milk curds)) [v ‐ATED, ‐ATING, ‐ATES] 

*/ds 

4366 ‐AFEARED AADEEFR afeard (afraid (filled with apprehension)) [adj] */* 

4367 EDEMATA AADEEMT EDEMA, an excessive accumulation of serous fluid [n] o/* 

4368 AWARDEE AADEERW one that is awarded something [n ‐S] */s 

4369 MALEATE AAEELMT a chemical salt [n ‐S] */s 

4370 PALEATE AAEELPT covered with scales [adj] */* 

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4371 SEAWARE AAEERSW seaweed used as fertilizer [n ‐S] */s 

4372 EIDETIC CDEEIIT pertaining to vivid recall [adj] */* 

4373 DEIFIER DEEFIIR one that deifies (to make a god of) [n ‐S] */s 

4374 EDIFIER DEEFIIR one that edifies (to enlighten) [n ‐S] */s 

4375 REIFIED DEEFIIR REIFY, to regard as real or concrete [v] */* 

4376 WEIRDIE DEEIIRW a very strange person [n ‐S] */s 

4377 REIFIES EEFIIRS REIFY, to regard as real or concrete [v] */* 

4378 HEINIES‐ EEHIINS HEINIE, the buttocks (either of the two rounded parts of the rump) [n] */* 

4379 MEINIES‐ EEIIMNS MEINIE, meiny (a retinue (a group of attendants)) [n] */* 

4380 ITEMISE EEIIMST itemize (to set down the particulars of) [v ‐ISED, ‐ISING, ‐ISES] */ds 

4381 EISWEIN EEIINSW a sweet German wine [n ‐S] */s 

4382 WIENIES‐ EEIINSW WIENIE, a wiener (a frankfurter) [n] */* 

4383 PIETIES EEIIPST PIETY, the quality or state of being pious [n] */* 

4384 INNARDS ADINNRS the internal organs [n] */* 

4385 DISTANT ADINSTT far off or apart [adj] */* 

4386 RITARDS‐ ADIRRST RITARD, a musical passage with a gradual slackening in tempo [n] */* 

4387 LATTINS‐ AILNSTT LATTIN, latten (a brass‐like alloy) [n] */* 

4388 STARLIT AILRSTT lighted by the stars [adj] */* 

4389 TITULAR AILRTTU one who holds a title [n ‐S] */sy 

4390 TURISTA AIRSTTU intestinal sickness affecting a tourist in a foreign country [n ‐S] */s 

4391 RETREAT AEERRTT to go back or backward [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

4392 TREATER AEERRTT one that treats (to behave in a particular way toward) [n ‐S] */s 

4393 ARBORED ABDEORR having trees [adj] h/* 

4394 BOARDER ABDEORR one that boards (to take meals for a fixed price) [n ‐S] */s 

4395 BROADER ABDEORR BROAD, wide (having great extent from side to side) [adj] */* 

4396 REBOARD ABDEORR BOARD, to take meals for a fixed price [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s 

4397 LABORER ABELORR one that labors (to work (to exert one's powers of body or mind for some purpose)) [n ‐S] */s 

4398 TOTABLE ABELOTT capable of being toted [adj] */* 

4399 ARBORES ABEORRS ARBOR, a tree [n] */* 

4400 CORRADE ACDEORR to erode (to wear away by constant friction) [v ‐RADED, ‐RADING, ‐RADES] */ds 

4401 ALENCON ACELNNO a needlepoint lace [n ‐S] */s 

4402 CAROLER ACELORR one that carols (to sing joyously) [n ‐S] */s 

4403 CALOTTE ACELOTT a skullcap (a close‐fitting cap) [n ‐S] */s 

4404 ANCONES‐ ACENNOS ANCONE, ancon (the elbow) [n] */* 

4405 SONANCE ACENNOS sound [n ‐S] */s 

4406 COARSER‐ ACEORRS COARSE, rough (having an uneven surface) [adj] */* 

4407 COSTATE ACEOSTT having a rib or ribs [adj] */* 

4408 HOARDER ADEHORR one that hoards (to gather and store away) [n ‐S] */s 

4409 ARMORED ADEMORR ARMOR, to furnish with armor (a defensive covering) [v] */* 

4410 ANNOYED ADENNOY ANNOY, to be troublesome to [v] */* 

4411 ANODYNE ADENNOY a medicine that relieves pain [n ‐S] : ANODYNIC [adj] */s 

4412 EARDROP ADEOPRR an earring (an ornament for the earlobe) [n ‐S] t/s 

4413 ARROWED ADEORRW ARROW, to indicate the proper position of with an arrow (a linear figure with a wedge‐shaped 

end) [v] fhmn/* 

4414 HOARSER‐ AEHORRS HOARSE, low and rough in sound [adj] */* 

4415 MATELOT AELMOTT sailor (a member of a ship's crew) [n ‐S] */es 

4416 PERORAL AELOPRR occurring through the mouth [adj] */* 

4417 PREORAL AELOPRR situated in front of the mouth [adj] */* 

4418 PALETOT AELOPTT a loose overcoat [n ‐S] */s 

4419 MANNOSE AEMNNOS a type of sugar [n ‐S] */s 

4420 NOUMENA AEMNNOU NOUMENON, an object of intellectual intuition [n] */l 

4421 REMORAS‐ AEMORRS REMORA, a type of marine fish [n] */* 

4422 ROAMERS‐ AEMORRS ROAMER, one that roams (to move about without purpose or plan) [n] */* 

4423 STOMATE AEMOSTT a stoma (a minute opening in the epidermis of a plant organ) [n ‐S] o/s 

4424 NOVENAS‐ AENNOSV NOVENA, a religious devotion lasting nine days [n] */* 

4425 TEAPOTS‐ AEOPSTT TEAPOT, a vessel used in making and serving tea [n] */* 

4426 SAVORER AEORRSV one that savors (to taste or smell with pleasure) [n ‐S] */s 

4427 SEROVAR AEORRSV a group of microorganisms having a characteristic set of antigens [n ‐S] */s 

4428 BROIDER BDEIORR to adorn with needlework [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

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4429 BROILER BEILORR a device for broiling [n ‐S] */s 

4430 BENISON BEINNOS a blessing (a prayer (a devout petition to a deity)) [n ‐S] */s 

4431 CONINES‐ CEINNOS CONINE, coniine (a poisonous alkaloid) [n] */* 

4432 CIRROSE CEIORRS cirrous (having cirri) [adj] */* 

4433 CORRIES‐ CEIORRS CORRIE, a cirque (a deep, steep‐walled basin on a mountain) [n] */* 

4434 ‐CROSIER CEIORRS a bishop's staff [n ‐S] */s 

4435 ORRICES‐ CEIORRS ORRICE, orris (a flowering plant) [n] */* 

4436 COURIER CEIORRU a messenger [n ‐S] */s 

4437 SCOTTIE CEIOSTT a short‐legged terrier [n ‐S] */s 

4438 REMORID DEIMORR REMORA, a type of marine fish [adj] */* 

4439 OMITTED DEIMOTT OMIT, to leave out [v] */* 

4440 TIPTOED‐ DEIOPTT TIPTOE, to walk on the tips of one's toes [v] */* 

4441 ROWDIER DEIORRW ROWDY, disorderly in behavior [adj] */* 

4442 WORDIER DEIORRW WORDY, using many or too many words [adj] */* 

4443 WORRIED DEIORRW WORRY, to feel anxious and uneasy about something [v] */* 

4444 NONLIFE EFILNNO the absence of life [n ‐LIVES] */* 

4445 HORSIER EHIORRS HORSEY, horsy (resembling a horse) [adj] */* 

4446 HOTTIES‐ EHIOSTT HOTTIE, an attractive person [n] */* 

4447 LORIMER EILMORR a maker of implements for harnesses and saddles [n ‐S] */s 

4448 TIMEOUT EIMOTTU a brief suspension of activity [n ‐S] */s 

4449 PENSION EINNOPS to grant a retirement allowance to [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */es 

4450 PINONES EINNOPS PINON, a pine tree [n] */* 

4451 VENISON EINNOSV the edible flesh of a deer [n ‐S] */s 

4452 ‐PROSIER EIOPRRS PROSY, prosaic (pertaining to prose) [adj] */* 

4453 ROUPIER EIOPRRU ROUPY, hoarse (low and rough in sound) [adj] c/* 

4454 POTTIES EIOPSTT POTTY, a small toilet seat [n] */t 

4455 TIPTOES‐ EIOPSTT TIPTOE, to walk on the tips of one's toes [v] */* 

4456 REVISOR EIORRSV reviser (one that revises (to make a new or improved version of)) [n ‐S] p/sy 

4457 WORRIES EIORRSW WORRY, to feel anxious and uneasy about something [v] */* 

4458 GLAIVED‐ ADEGILV GLAIVE, a sword (a weapon having a long blade for cutting or thrusting) [adj] */* 

4459 DEGAMIS‐ ADEGIMS DEGAMI, degame (a tropical tree) [n] */* 

4460 VISAGED‐ ADEGISV VISAGE, the face or facial expression of a person [adj] */* 

4461 MILAGES‐ AEGILMS MILAGE, mileage (total distance expressed in miles) [n] */* 

4462 GLAIVES‐ AEGILSV GLAIVE, a sword (a weapon having a long blade for cutting or thrusting) [n] */* 

4463 CARTOON ACNOORT to sketch a cartoon (a humorous representation) of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

4464 CORANTO ACNOORT courante (an old, lively dance) [n ‐TOS or ‐TOES] */s 

4465 PATROON ANOOPRT a landowner granted manorial rights under old Dutch law [n ‐S] */s 

4466 PRONOTA ANOOPRT PRONOTUM, a hard outer plate of an insect [n] */* 

4467 BIOTRON BINOORT a climate control chamber [n ‐S] */s 

4468 HORNITO HINOORT a mound of volcanic matter [n ‐TOS] */s 

4469 MONITOR IMNOORT to keep track of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */sy 

4470 PORTION INOOPRT to divide into shares for distribution [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4471 DENOTED‐ DDEENOT DENOTE, to indicate (to point out) [v] */* 

4472 RELLENO EELLNOR a Mexican dish of a stuffed and fried green chile [n ‐S] */s 

4473 SENORES EENORSS SENOR, a Spanish gentleman [n] */* 

4474 STEREOS‐ EEORSST STEREO, to make a type of printing plate [v] */* 

4475 EASELED ADEEELS EASEL, a three‐legged frame [adj] tw/* 

4476 OXALATE AAELOTX to treat with an oxalate (a chemical salt) [v ‐LATED, ‐LATING, ‐LATES] */ds 

4477 IONIZED‐ DEIINOZ IONIZE, to convert into ions [v] l/* 

4478 IODIZER‐ DEIIORZ one that iodizes (to treat with iodine) [n ‐S] */s 

4479 ‐LIONIZE EIILNOZ to treat or regard as a celebrity [v ‐IZED, ‐IZING, ‐IZES] */drs 

4480 IONIZES‐ EIINOSZ IONIZE, to convert into ions [v] l/* 

4481 ZOISITE EIIOSTZ a mineral [n ‐S] */s 

4482 FORNENT EFNNORT near to [prep] */* 

4483 FRONTER EFNORRT FRONT, articulated at the front of the oral passage [adj] */* 

4484 REFRONT EFNORRT FRONT, to provide with a front (a forward part) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4485 HORRENT EHNORRT bristling; standing erect [adj] */* 

4486 NORTHER EHNORRT a wind or storm from the north [n ‐S] */ns 

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4487 TORMENT EMNORTT to inflict with great bodily or mental suffering [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4488 PORTENT ENOPRTT an omen [n ‐S] */s 

4489 ‐BANGERS‐ ABEGNRS BANGER, a sausage (finely chopped and seasoned meat stuffed into a casing) [n] */* 

4490 GRABENS‐ ABEGNRS GRABEN, a depression of the earth's crust [n] */* 

4491 CLANGER ACEGLNR a blunder [n ‐S] */s 

4492 ‐GLANCER‐ ACEGLNR one that glances (to look quickly) [n ‐S] */s 

4493 ‐GRAFTED ADEFGRT GRAFT, to unite with a growing plant by insertion [v] */* 

4494 ‐PRANGED ADEGNPR PRANG, to cause to crash [v] */* 

4495 TWANGED ADEGNTW TWANG, to make a sharp, vibrating sound [v] */* 

4496 GYRATED‐ ADEGRTY GYRATE, to revolve or rotate [v] */* 

4497 TRAGEDY ADEGRTY a disastrous event [n ‐DIES] */* 

4498 FLANGER‐ AEFGLNR one that flanges (to provide with a protecting rim) [n ‐S] */s 

4499 ‐HANGERS‐ AEGHNRS HANGER, one that hangs (to attach from above only) [n] c/* 

4500 REHANGS‐ AEGHNRS REHANG, HANG, to attach from above only [v] */* 

4501 STENGAH AEGHNST a mixed drink [n ‐S] */s 

4502 GATHERS‐ AEGHRST GATHER, to bring together into one place or group [v] */* 

4503 ‐MANGLER‐ AEGLMNR one that mangles (to cut, slash, or crush so as to disfigure) [n ‐S] */s 

4504 GRAPNEL AEGLNPR a type of anchor [n ‐S] */s 

4505 ‐WANGLER‐ AEGLNRW one that wangles (to obtain or accomplish by contrivance) [n ‐S] t/s 

4506 WRANGLE AEGLNRW to argue noisily [v ‐GLED, ‐GLING, ‐GLES] */drs 

4507 ANGERLY AEGLNRY in an angry manner [adv] */* 

4508 ‐TWANGLE AEGLNTW to twang (to make a sharp, vibrating sound) [v ‐GLED, ‐GLING, ‐GLES] */drs 

4509 GREATLY AEGLRTY in a great manner [adv] */* 

4510 ENGRAMS‐ AEGMNRS ENGRAM, the durable mark caused by a stimulus upon protoplasm [n] */* 

4511 GERMANS‐ AEGMNRS GERMAN, an elaborate dance [n] */* 

4512 ‐MANGERS‐ AEGMNRS MANGER, a trough or box from which horses or cattle eat [n] */* 

4513 MAGNETS‐ AEGMNST MAGNET, a body that possesses the property of attracting iron [n] */* 

4514 AUGMENT AEGMNTU to increase (to make or become greater) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4515 MUTAGEN AEGMNTU a substance that causes biological mutation [n ‐S] */s 

4516 GNAWERS‐ AEGNRSW GNAWER, one that gnaws (to wear away by persistent biting) [n] */* 

4517 PARGETS‐ AEGPRST PARGET, to cover with plaster [v] */* 

4518 GRAVEST‐ AEGRSTV GRAVE, extremely serious [adj] */* 

4519 GRAYEST AEGRSTY GRAY, of a color between white and black [adj] */* 

4520 GYRATES‐ AEGRSTY GYRATE, to revolve or rotate [v] */* 

4521 BELTING BEGILNT material for belts [n ‐S] */s 

4522 GILBERT BEGILRT a unit of magnetomotive force [n ‐S] */s 

4523 BINGERS‐ BEGINRS BINGER, one that binges (to indulge in something without restraint) [n] */* 

4524 BESTING BEGINST BEST, to outdo (to exceed in performance) [v] */* 

4525 ‐CRINGED‐ CDEGINR CRINGE, to shrink in fear [v] */* 

4526 ‐CLINGER CEGILNR one that clings (to make a high‐pitched ringing sound) [n ‐S] */s 

4527 CRINGLE CEGILNR a small loop of rope [n ‐S] */s 

4528 CRINGES‐ CEGINRS CRINGE, to shrink in fear [v] */* 

4529 ‐FRINGED‐ DEFGINR FRINGE, to provide with a fringe (an ornamental border) [v] */* 

4530 ‐GRIFTED DEFGIRT GRIFT, to swindle (to take money or property from by fraudulent means) [v] */* 

4531 HERDING DEGHINR HERD, to bring together in a herd (a group of animals) [v] */* 

4532 GIRTHED DEGHIRT GIRTH, to encircle (to form a circle around) [v] */* 

4533 RIGHTED DEGHIRT RIGHT, to put in proper order or condition [v] f/* 

4534 REDWING DEGINRW a European thrush [n ‐S] */s 

4535 ‐WRINGED DEGINRW WRING, to twist so as to compress [v] */* 

4536 ‐TWINGED‐ DEGINTW TWINGE, to affect with a sharp pain [v] */* 

4537 ‐FLINGER EFGILNR one that flings (to throw with force) [n ‐S] */s 

4538 FELTING EFGILNT felted material [n ‐S] */s 

4539 FINGERS‐ EFGINRS FINGER, to touch with the fingers (the terminating members of the hand) [v] */* 

4540 FRINGES‐ EFGINRS FRINGE, to provide with a fringe (an ornamental border) [v] */* 

4541 GUNFIRE EFGINRU the firing of guns [n ‐S] */s 

4542 LIGHTEN EGHILNT to reduce the weight of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4543 LIGHTER EGHILRT to convey in a type of barge [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] bps/s 

4544 RELIGHT EGHILRT LIGHT, to illuminate [v ‐LIGHTED or ‐LIT, ‐LIGHTING, ‐LIGHTS] */s 

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4545 HINGERS‐ EGHINRS HINGER, one that hinges (to attach a jointed device) [n] w/* 

4546 NIGHEST EGHINST NIGH, near (situated within a short distance) [adj] */* 

4547 RESIGHT EGHIRST SIGHT, to observe or notice [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4548 SIGHTER EGHIRST one that sights (to observe or notice) [n ‐S] */s 

4549 GREMLIN EGILMNR a mischievous creature [n ‐S] */s 

4550 MINGLER‐ EGILMNR one that mingles (to mix together) [n ‐S] */s 

4551 MELTING EGILMNT MELT, to change from a solid to a liquid state by heat [v] s/* 

4552 PELTING EGILNPT PELT, to strike repeatedly with blows or missiles [v] */* 

4553 RELYING EGILNRY RELY, to place trust or confidence [v] */* 

4554 WELTING EGILNTW a cord or strip used to reinforce a seam [n ‐S] */s 

4555 WINGLET EGILNTW a small wing [n ‐S] */s 

4556 PINGERS‐ EGINPRS PINGER, a device for producing pulses of sound [n] */* 

4557 SPRINGE‐ EGINPRS to catch with a type of snare [v SPRINGED, SPRINGEING, SPRINGES] */drs 

4558 SERVING EGINRSV a portion of food [n ‐S] */s 

4559 VERSING EGINRSV VERSE, to versify (to change from prose into metrical form) [v] */* 

4560 ‐SWINGER‐ EGINRSW one that swings (to move freely back and forth) [n ‐S] */s 

4561 WINGERS‐ EGINRSW WINGER, a certain player in soccer [n] s/* 

4562 SYRINGE EGINRSY to cleanse or treat with injected fluid [v ‐RINGED, ‐RINGING, ‐RINGES] */ds 

4563 VESTING EGINSTV the right of an employee to share in and withdraw from a pension fund without penalty [n ‐S] */s 

4564 ‐STEWING EGINSTW STEW, to cook by boiling slowly [v] */* 

4565 TWINGES‐ EGINSTW TWINGE, to affect with a sharp pain [v] */* 

4566 WESTING EGINSTW a shifting west [n ‐S] */s 

4567 ‐GRIVETS‐ EGIRSTV GRIVET, a small monkey [n] */* 

4568 ‐LOBELIA ABEILLO a flowering plant [n ‐S] */s 

4569 ABIOSES ABEIOSS ABIOSIS, absence of life [n] */* 

4570 ‐AVOIDED ADDEIOV AVOID, to keep away from [v] */* 

4571 ALVEOLI AEILLOV ALVEOLUS, a small anatomical cavity [n] */* 

4572 ANAEMIC AACEIMN ANAEMIA, anemia (a disorder of the blood) [adj] */* 

4573 AVARICE AACEIRV greed (excessive desire for gain or wealth) [n ‐S] */s 

4574 CAVIARE‐ AACEIRV caviar (the roe of sturgeon) [n ‐S] */s 

4575 AMATIVE AAEIMTV amorous (pertaining to love) [adj] */* 

4576 AIRWAVE AAEIRVW the medium of radio and television transmission [n ‐S] */s 

4577 IMPERIA AEIIMPR IMPERIUM, absolute power [n] */l 

4578 VIREMIA AEIIMRV the presence of a virus in the blood [n ‐S] : VIREMIC [adj] */s 

4579 DEBONES‐ BDEENOS DEBONE, to remove the bones from [v] */* 

4580 BEDSORE BDEEORS a type of sore [n ‐S] */s 

4581 SOBERED BDEEORS SOBER, to make sober (having control of one's faculties) [v] */* 

4582 BOLETES‐ BEELOST BOLETE, boletus (a fungus (any of a major group of lower plants)) [n] */* 

4583 ENCODES‐ CDEENOS ENCODE, to put into code [v] */* 

4584 SECONDE‐ CDEENOS a position in fencing [n ‐S] */drs 

4585 RECODES‐ CDEEORS RECODE, CODE, to convert into symbols [v] p/* 

4586 CESTODE CDEEOST a tapeworm (a parasitic worm) [n ‐S] */s 

4587 ESCOTED CDEEOST ESCOT, to provide support for [v] */* 

4588 ENCLOSE CEELNOS to close in on all sides [v ‐CLOSED, ‐CLOSING, ‐CLOSES] */drs 

4589 CREOLES‐ CEELORS CREOLE, a type of mixed language [n] */* 

4590 FEEDLOT DEEFLOT a plot of land on which livestock is fattened [n ‐S] */s 

4591 RESHOED‐ DEEHORS RESHOE, SHOE, to provide with shoes [v] */* 

4592 MODELER DEELMOR one that models (to plan or form after a pattern) [n ‐S] */s 

4593 REMODEL DEELMOR to make over [v ‐ELED, ‐ELING, ‐ELS or ‐ELLED, ‐ELLING, ‐ELS] */s 

4594 DEPLORE DEELOPR to regret strongly [v ‐PLORED, ‐PLORING, ‐PLORES] */drs 

4595 LOWERED DEELORW LOWER, to appear dark and threatening [v] fg/* 

4596 ROWELED DEELORW ROWEL, to prick with a spiked wheel in order to urge forward [v] t/* 

4597 YODELER DEELORY one that yodels (to sing with a fluctuating voice) [n ‐S] */s 

4598 TOWELED DEELOTW TOWEL, to wipe with a towel (an absorbent cloth) [v] */* 

4599 EUDEMON DEEMNOU a good spirit [n ‐S] */s 

4600 EMERODS‐ DEEMORS EMEROD, a tumor (an abnormal swelling) [n] */* 

4601 ‐DEMOTES‐ DEEMOST DEMOTE, to lower in rank or grade [v] */* 

4602 DEPONES‐ DEENOPS DEPONE, to testify under oath [v] */* 

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4603 SPONDEE DEENOPS a type of metrical foot [n ‐S] */s 

4604 DEPOSER‐ DEEOPRS one that deposes (to remove from office) [n ‐S] */s 

4605 REPOSED‐ DEEOPRS REPOSE, to lie at rest [v] */* 

4606 RESOWED DEEORSW RESOW, SOW, to scatter over land for growth, as seed [v] */* 

4607 OVERDUE DEEORUV not paid when due [adj] */* 

4608 DEVOTES‐ DEEOSTV DEVOTE, to give oneself wholly to [v] */* 

4609 ONESELF EEFLNOS a person's self [pron] */* 

4610 OUTFEEL EEFLOTU to surpass in feeling [v ‐FELT, ‐FEELING, ‐FEELS] */s 

4611 REHOUSE EEHORSU to establish in a new housing unit [v ‐HOUSED, ‐HOUSING, ‐HOUSES] */ds 

4612 OMELETS‐ EELMOST OMELET, a dish of beaten eggs cooked and folded around a filling [n] */* 

4613 TELOMES‐ EELMOST TELOME, a structural unit of a vascular plant [n] */* 

4614 ELEVONS‐ EELNOSV ELEVON, a type of airplane control surface [n] */* 

4615 ‐ELOPERS‐ EELOPRS ELOPER, one that elopes (to run off secretly to be married) [n] */* 

4616 LEPROSE EELOPRS leprous (affected with leprosy) [adj] */* 

4617 EELPOUT EELOPTU a marine fish [n ‐S] */s 

4618 RESOLVE EELORSV to make a firm decision about [v ‐SOLVED, ‐SOLVING, ‐SOLVES] p/drs 

4619 EROSELY EELORSY EROSE, uneven (flat and smooth) [adv] */* 

4620 ‐EVOLUTE EELOTUV a type of geometric curve [n ‐S] r/s 

4621 VELOUTE EELOTUV a type of sauce [n ‐S] */s 

4622 TOUPEES‐ EEOPSTU TOUPEE, a wig worn to cover a bald spot [n] */* 

4623 OEUVRES‐ EEORSUV OEUVRE, a work of art [n] */* 

4624 OVERUSE EEORSUV to use too much [v ‐USED, ‐USING, ‐USES] */ds 

4625 TARRIER AEIRRRT one that tarries (to delay or be slow in acting or doing) [n ‐S] s/s 

4626 ATTRITE‐ AEIRTTT to attrit (to lose by attrition) [v ‐TRITED, ‐TRITING, ‐TRITES] */ds 

4627 TATTIER‐ AEIRTTT TATTY, shabby (ragged (tattered)) [adj] */* 

4628 TITRATE AEIRTTT to determine the strength of a solution by adding a reagent until a desired reaction occurs [v ‐ 

TRATED, ‐TRATING, ‐TRATES] */ds 

4629 ‐ABODING ABDGINO ABODE, to forebode (to indicate in advance) [v] */* 

4630 GARBOIL ABGILOR turmoil [n ‐S] */s 

4631 BAGNIOS‐ ABGINOS BAGNIO, a brothel (a house of prostitution) [n] */* 

4632 GABIONS‐ ABGINOS GABION, a type of basket (a wooden container) [n] */* 

4633 GONADIC ACDGINO GONAD, a sex gland [adj] */* 

4634 COALING ACGILNO COAL, to supply with coal (a carbon fuel) [v] */* 

4635 OTALGIC ACGILOT OTALGIA, pain in the ear [adj] */* 

4636 FOALING AFGILNO FOAL, to give birth to a horse [v] */* 

4637 LOAFING AFGILNO LOAF, to pass time idly [v] */* 

4638 HALOING AGHILNO HALO, to form a halo (a ring of light) [v] */* 

4639 GOLIATH AGHILOT a person considered to be a giant [n ‐S] */s 

4640 GOATISH AGHIOST resembling a goat (a horned mammal) [adj] */* 

4641 LOAMING AGILMNO LOAM, to cover with loam (a type of soil) [v] g/* 

4642 GALIPOT AGILOPT a type of turpentine [n ‐S] */s 

4643 AIRGLOW AGILORW a glow in the upper atmosphere [n ‐S] */s 

4644 ISOGRAM AGIMORS a line on a map connecting points of equal value [n ‐S] */s 

4645 GOURAMI AGIMORU a food fish [n ‐S or ‐ES] */s 

4646 SOAPING AGINOPS SOAP, to treat with soap (a cleansing agent) [v] */* 

4647 VIRAGOS‐ AGIORSV VIRAGO, a noisy, domineering woman [n] */* 

4648 INSTARS‐ AINRSST INSTAR, to adorn with stars [v] */* 

4649 SANTIRS‐ AINRSST SANTIR, a Persian dulcimer [n] */* 

4650 ‐STRAINS‐ AINRSST STRAIN, to exert to the utmost [v] */* 

4651 NEEDLER‐ DEEELNR one that needles (to sew with a slender, pointed instrument) [n ‐S] */s 

4652 NEEDERS‐ DEEENRS NEEDER, one that needs (to have an urgent or essential use for) [n] */* 

4653 SNEERED DEEENRS SNEER, to curl the lip in contempt [v] */* 

4654 REESTED DEEERST REEST, to balk (to stop short and refuse to proceed) [v] */* 

4655 STEERED DEEERST STEER, to direct the course of [v] */* 

4656 STELENE EEELNST STELA, an inscribed slab used as a monument [adj] */* 

4657 REDROOT DEOORRT a perennial herb [n ‐S] */s 

4658 ROOTLET‐ ELOORTT a small root [n ‐S] */s 

4659 TOOTLER‐ ELOORTT one that tootles (to toot softly or repeatedly) [n ‐S] */s 

4660 TESTOON ENOOSTT teston (a former French coin) [n ‐S] */s 

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4661 ROOSTER EOORRST a male chicken [n ‐S] */s 

4662 ROOTERS‐ EOORRST ROOTER, one that gives encouragement or support [n] */* 

4663 TOREROS‐ EOORRST TORERO, a bullfighter [n] */* 

4664 TOOTERS‐ EOORSTT TOOTER, one that toots [n] */* 

4665 BEATNIK ABEIKNT a nonconformist [n ‐S] */s 

4666 TACKIER ACEIKRT TACKY, adhesive [adj] */* 

4667 INEXACT ACEINTX not exact [adj] */* 

4668 ZINCATE ACEINTZ a chemical salt [n ‐S] */s 

4669 ANTEFIX AEFINTX an upright ornament at the eaves of a tiled roof [n ‐FIXES or ‐FIXA or ‐FIXAE] */a 

4670 RAMEKIN AEIKMNR a cheese dish [n ‐S] */s 

4671 RANPIKE AEIKNPR rampike (a standing dead tree) [n ‐S] */s 

4672 KYANITE AEIKNTY cyanite (a mineral) [n ‐S] */s 

4673 TAXIMEN AEIMNTX TAXIMAN, the operator of a taxicab [n] */* 

4674 ANXIETY AEINTXY painful or apprehensive uneasiness of mind [n ‐ETIES] */* 

4675 TANNAGE AAEGNNT the process of tanning [n ‐S] */s 

4676 ARRANGE AAEGNRR to put in definite or proper order [v ‐RANGED, ‐RANGING, ‐RANGES] */drs 

4677 REGATTA AAEGRTT a boat race [n ‐S] */s 

4678 GINNIER EGIINNR GINNY, affected with gin (a strong liquor) [adj] */* 

4679 REINING EGIINNR REIN, to restrain (to hold back from action) [v] */* 

4680 DOOLEES‐ DEELOOS DOOLEE, a stretcher for the sick or wounded [n] */* 

4681 REBATER‐ ABEERRT one that rebates (to deduct or return from a payment or bill) [n ‐S] */s 

4682 ‐ABETTER ABEERTT abettor (one that abets (to encourage and support)) [n ‐S] */s 

4683 BERETTA ABEERTT biretta (a cap worn by clergymen) [n ‐S] */s 

4684 CANTEEN ACEENNT a small container for carrying water [n ‐S] */s 

4685 CATERER ACEERRT one that caters (to provide food and service for) [n ‐S] */s 

4686 RECRATE ACEERRT CRATE, to put in a packing box [v ‐CRATED, ‐CRATING, ‐CRATES] */ds 

4687 RETRACE ACEERRT to go back over [v ‐TRACED, ‐TRACING, ‐TRACES] */drs 

4688 TERRACE ACEERRT to provide with a terrace (a raised embankment) [v ‐RACED, ‐RACING, ‐RACES] */ds 

4689 FERRATE AEEFRRT a chemical salt [n ‐S] */s 

4690 ‐THEATER AEEHRTT a building for dramatic presentations [n ‐S] : THEATRIC [adj] */s 

4691 THEATRE AEEHRTT theater (a building for dramatic presentations) [n ‐S] */s 

4692 ‐THEREAT AEEHRTT at that place or time [adv] */* 

4693 PENNATE AEENNPT having wings or feathers [adj] */d 

4694 PENTANE AEENNPT a volatile liquid [n ‐S] */s 

4695 RAVENER AEENRRV one that ravens (to eat in a ravenous manner) [n ‐S] */s 

4696 ‐YEARNER AEENRRY one that yearns (to have a strong or deep desire) [n ‐S] */s 

4697 NAVETTE AEENTTV a gem cut in a pointed oval form [n ‐S] */s 

4698 PEARTER AEEPRRT PEART, lively (full of energy) [adj] */* 

4699 TAPERER AEEPRRT one that carries a candle in a religious procession [n ‐S] */s 

4700 AVERTER AEERRTV one that averts (to turn away) [n ‐S] */s 

4701 WATERER AEERRTW one that waters (to sprinkle with water (a transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid)) [n ‐S] */s 

4702 RECITER‐ CEEIRRT one that recites (to declaim or say from memory) [n ‐S] */s 

4703 FENNIER EEFINNR FENNY, marshy (resembling a marsh (a tract of low, wet land)) [adj] */* 

4704 FERNIER EEFINRR FERNY, abounding in ferns (a flowerless vascular plant) [adj] */* 

4705 REFINER‐ EEFINRR one that refines (to free from impurities) [n ‐S] */sy 

4706 FERRITE EEFIRRT a magnetic substance [n ‐S] : FERRITIC [adj] */s 

4707 ERRHINE EEHINRR a substance that promotes nasal discharge [n ‐S] */s 

4708 EMINENT EEIMNNT of high station or rank [adj] */* 

4709 MITERER EEIMRRT one that miters (to raise to the rank of a bishop) [n ‐S] */s 

4710 TRIREME EEIMRRT an ancient Greek or Roman warship [n ‐S] */s 

4711 EMITTER EEIMRTT one that emits (to send forth) [n ‐S] r/s 

4712 TERMITE EEIMRTT an insect resembling an ant [n ‐S] : TERMITIC [adj] */s 

4713 INNERVE EEINNRV to stimulate [v ‐NERVED, ‐NERVING, ‐NERVES] */ds 

4714 NERVINE EEINNRV a soothing medicine [n ‐S] */s 

4715 WENNIER EEINNRW WENNY, resembling a wen (a benign tumor of the skin) [adj] */* 

4716 ENTWINE EEINNTW to twine around [v ‐TWINED, ‐TWINING, ‐TWINES] */ds 

4717 REPINER‐ EEINPRR one that repines (to express discontent) [n ‐S] */s 

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4718 RIPENER EEINPRR one that ripens (to become ripe (fully developed)) [n ‐S] */s 

4719 NERVIER EEINRRV NERVY, impudent (offensively bold or disrespectful) [adj] */* 

4720 VERNIER EEINRRV an auxiliary scale used with a main scale to obtain fine measurements [n ‐S] */s 

4721 PETTIER EEIPRTT PETTY, insignificant [adj] */* 

4722 RIVETER EEIRRTV one that rivets (to fasten with a type of metal bolt) [n ‐S] */s 

4723 REWRITE EEIRRTW WRITE, to form characters or symbols on a surface with an instrument [v ‐WROTE, ‐WRITTEN, ‐ 

WRITING, ‐WRITES] */rs 

4724 PORTING GINOPRT PORT, to shift to the left side [v] s/* 

4725 ‐TROWING GINORTW TROW, to suppose (to assume to be true) [v] s/* 

4726 AGITATO AAGIOTT fast and stirring ‐‐ used as a musical direction [adj] */r 

4727 AROUSAL AALORSU the act of arousing (to stimulate) [n ‐S] c/s 

4728 RIBANDS‐ ABDINRS RIBAND, a ribbon [n] */* 

4729 UNBRAID ABDINRU to separate the strands of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4730 BANDITS‐ ABDINST BANDIT, a robber (one that robs (to take property from illegally)) [n] */* 

4731 TRIBALS‐ ABILRST TRIBAL, a member of an aboriginal people of India [n] */* 

4732 TRICLAD ACDILRT an aquatic flatworm [n ‐S] */s 

4733 IRACUND ACDINRU easily angered [adj] */* 

4734 DISCANT ACDINST to descant (to sing (to utter with musical inflections of the voice)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4735 DRASTIC ACDIRST extremely severe [adj] */* 

4736 DATURIC ACDIRTU DATURA, a flowering plant [adj] */* 

4737 CARLINS‐ ACILNRS CARLIN, an old woman [n] */* 

4738 CATLINS‐ ACILNST CATLIN, catling (a surgical knife) [n] */* 

4739 TINCALS‐ ACILNST TINCAL, crude borax [n] */* 

4740 LUNATIC ACILNTU an insane person [n ‐S] */s 

4741 CITRALS‐ ACILRST CITRAL, a lemon flavoring [n] */* 

4742 CURTAIL ACILRTU to cut short [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4743 MANDRIL ADILMNR mandrel (a shaft on which a tool is mounted) [n ‐S] */ls 

4744 RIMLAND ADILMNR an outlying area [n ‐S] */s 

4745 TARDILY ADILRTY TARDY, late (coming or occurring after the expected time) [adv] */* 

4746 MANTIDS‐ ADIMNST MANTID, mantis (a predatory insect) [n] */* 

4747 PANDITS‐ ADINPST PANDIT, a wise or learned man in India [n] */* 

4748 SANDPIT ADINPST a pit dug in sandy soil [n ‐S] */s 

4749 INWARDS‐ ADINRSW inward (toward the inside) [adv] */* 

4750 DISPART ADIPRST to separate (to set or keep apart) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4751 SATYRID ADIRSTY a brownish butterfly [n ‐S] */s 

4752 ANTIFLU AFILNTU combating the flu [adj] */* 

4753 FUSTIAN AFINSTU a cotton fabric [n ‐S] */s 

4754 UNHAIRS‐ AHINRSU UNHAIR, to remove the hair from [v] */* 

4755 MARLINS‐ AILMNRS MARLIN, a marine game fish [n] */* 

4756 RUMINAL‐ AILMNRU RUMEN, a part of the stomach of a ruminant [adj] */* 

4757 MISTRAL AILMRST a cold, dry wind [n ‐S] */s 

4758 RAMTILS‐ AILMRST RAMTIL, a tropical plant [n] */* 

4759 PLAINTS‐ AILNPST PLAINT, a complaint [n] */* 

4760 NUPTIAL AILNPTU a wedding (a marriage ceremony) [n ‐S] */s 

4761 UNPLAIT AILNPTU to undo the plaits of [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4762 NASTILY AILNSTY NASTY, offensive to the senses [adv] */* 

4763 SAINTLY AILNSTY of or befitting a saint [adj ‐LIER, ‐LIEST] */* 

4764 TRYSAIL AILRSTY a type of sail [n ‐S] */s 

4765 VIRTUAL AILRTUV having the effect but not the actual form of what is specified [adj] */* 

4766 URANISM AIMNRSU homosexuality [n ‐S] */s 

4767 MANITUS‐ AIMNSTU MANITU, manitou (an Algonquian Indian deity) [n] */* 

4768 SANTIMU AIMNSTU SANTIMS, a formerly used coin of Latvia [n] */* 

4769 TSUNAMI AIMNSTU a very large ocean wave [n ‐S] : TSUNAMIC [adj] */cs 

4770 ATRIUMS‐ AIMRSTU ATRIUM, the main room of an ancient Roman house [n] n/* 

4771 UPSTAIR AIPRSTU pertaining to an upper floor [adj] */s 

4772 DRAGOON ADGNOOR to harass by the use of troops [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4773 GADROON ADGNOOR to decorate with bands of fluted or reeded molding [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4774 LOOTING GILNOOT LOOT, to plunder (to rob of goods by force) [v] */* 

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4775 TOOLING GILNOOT ornamentation done with tools [n ‐S] s/s 

4776 ROOSING GINOORS ROOSE, to praise (to express approval or admiration of) [v] */* 

4777 SOOTING GINOOST SOOT, to cover with soot (a black substance produced by combustion) [v] */* 

4778 BROCADE ABCDEOR to weave with a raised design [v ‐CADED, ‐CADING, ‐CADES] */ds 

4779 BEACONS‐ ABCENOS BEACON, to warn or guide [v] */* 

4780 BORACES ABCEORS BORAX, a white crystalline compound [n] */* 

4781 FORBADE‐ ABDEFOR FORBID, to command not to do something [v] */* 

4782 ABDOMEN ABDEMNO the body cavity containing the viscera [n ‐MENS or ‐MINA] */s 

4783 BRAVOED ABDEORV BRAVO, to applaud by shouting "bravo" [v] */* 

4784 OWNABLE ABELNOW OWN, to have as a belonging [adj] */* 

4785 BALONEY ABELNOY bologna (a seasoned sausage) [n ‐NEYS] */s 

4786 ROPABLE ABELOPR ROPE, to bind with a rope (a thick line of twisted fibers) [adj] */* 

4787 POTABLE ABELOPT a liquid suitable for drinking [n ‐S] */s 

4788 ROWABLE ABELORW ROW, to propel by means of oars [adj] g/* 

4789 VOTABLE ABELOTV capable of being voted on [adj] */* 

4790 TEABOWL ABELOTW a teacup having no handle [n ‐S] */s 

4791 TOWABLE ABELOTW TOW, to pull by means of a rope or chain [adj] s/* 

4792 AMBONES ABEMNOS AMBO, a pulpit in an early Christian church [n] h/* 

4793 BEMOANS‐ ABEMNOS BEMOAN, to lament (to express sorrow or regret for) [v] */* 

4794 OUTBEAM ABEMOTU to surpass in beaming (to emit in beams (rays of light)) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4795 SOYBEAN ABENOSY the seed of a cultivated Asian herb [n ‐S] */s 

4796 SAPROBE ABEOPRS an organism that derives its nourishment from decaying organic matter [n ‐S] : SAPROBIC [adj] 

*/s 

4797 BRAVOES ABEORSV BRAVO, a hired killer [n] */* 

4798 ROSEBAY ABEORSY an evergreen shrub [n ‐BAYS] */s 

4799 ROACHED ACDEHOR ROACH, to cause to arch [v] b/* 

4800 CATHODE ACDEHOT a negatively charged electrode [n ‐S] : CATHODAL, CATHODIC [adj] */s 

4801 CAROMED ACDEMOR CAROM, to collide with and rebound [v] */* 

4802 COMRADE ACDEMOR a close friend [n ‐S] */s 

4803 COAPTED ACDEOPT COAPT, to fit together and make fast [v] */* 

4804 OUTFACE ACEFOTU to confront unflinchingly [v ‐FACED, ‐FACING, ‐FACES] */ds 

4805 CHALONE ACEHLNO a hormone (a secretion of the endocrine organs) [n ‐S] */s 

4806 CHOLERA‐ ACEHLOR an acute disease [n ‐S] */s 

4807 CHORALE‐ ACEHLOR a hymn that is sung in unison [n ‐S] */s 

4808 CHOREAL‐ ACEHLOR CHOREA, a nervous disorder [adj] */* 

4809 CHOLATE ACEHLOT a chemical salt [n ‐S] */s 

4810 CHOREAS‐ ACEHORS CHOREA, a nervous disorder [n] */* 

4811 ORACHES‐ ACEHORS ORACHE, orach (a cultivated plant) [n] */* 

4812 ROACHES ACEHORS ROACH, to cause to arch [v] b/* 

4813 NOPLACE ACELNOP not in or at any place [adv] */* 

4814 POLECAT ACELOPT a carnivorous mammal [n ‐S] */s 

4815 CALOYER ACELORY a monk of the Eastern Church [n ‐S] */s 

4816 ACOLYTE ACELOTY an assistant [n ‐S] */s 

4817 MORCEAU ACEMORU a short literary or musical composition [n ‐CEAUX] */x 

4818 COMATES‐ ACEMOST COMATE, a companion [n] */* 

4819 CAPOTES‐ ACEOPST CAPOTE, a hooded cloak or overcoat [n] */* 

4820 TOECAPS‐ ACEOPST TOECAP, a covering for the tip of a shoe or boot [n] */* 

4821 OUTPACE ACEOPTU to surpass in speed (to move swiftly) [v ‐PACED, ‐PACING, ‐PACES] */ds 

4822 AVOCETS‐ ACEOSTV AVOCET, a shore bird [n] */* 

4823 OCTAVES‐ ACEOSTV OCTAVE, a type of musical interval [n] */* 

4824 FAVORED ADEFORV FAVOR, to regard with approval [v] */* 

4825 FEODARY ADEFORY a vassal (a person granted the use of land by a feudal lord in return for homage and allegiance) [n 

‐RIES] */* 

4826 FORAYED ADEFORY FORAY, to raid (to make a sudden assault on) [v] */* 

4827 POTHEAD ADEHOPT one who smokes marijuana [n ‐S] */s 

4828 TOWHEAD ADEHOTW a head of light blond hair [n ‐S] */s 

4829 ADWOMEN ADEMNOW ADWOMAN, a woman employed in the advertising business [n] m/* 

4830 WOMANED ADEMNOW WOMAN, to play the part of a woman [v] */* 

4831 VAPORED ADEOPRV VAPOR, to emit vapor (visible floating moisture) [v] */* 

4832 FEMORAL‐ AEFLMOR pertaining to the femur [adj] */* 

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4833 FLAVONE AEFLNOV a chemical compound [n ‐S] */s 

4834 FOAMERS‐ AEFMORS FOAMER, one that foams (to form foam (a light, bubbly, gas and liquid mass)) [n] */* 

4835 FORESAW AEFORSW FORESEE, to see in advance [v] */* 

4836 MANHOLE AEHLMNO a hole providing entrance to an underground or enclosed structure [n ‐S] */s 

4837 ARMHOLE AEHLMOR an opening for the arm in a garment [n ‐S] */s 

4838 EPHORAL AEHLOPR EPHOR, a magistrate of ancient Greece [adj] */* 

4839 TAPHOLE AEHLOPT a hole in a blast furnace [n ‐S] */s 

4840 TEASHOP AEHOPST a tearoom (a restaurant serving tea) [n ‐S] */s 

4841 RAMPOLE AELMOPR rampike (a standing dead tree) [n ‐S] */s 

4842 REMOVAL AELMORV the act of removing (to take or move away) [n ‐S] */s 

4843 OVERLAP AELOPRV to extend over and cover a part of [v ‐LAPPED, ‐LAPPING, ‐LAPS] */s 

4844 LAYOVER AELORVY a stopover (a brief stop in the course of a journey) [n ‐S] */s 

4845 OVERLAY AELORVY to lay over [v ‐LAID, ‐LAYING, ‐LAYS] */s 

4846 OVATELY AELOTVY OVATE, egg‐shaped [adv] */* 

4847 WOMERAS‐ AEMORSW WOMERA, a device used to propel spears [n] */* 

4848 TWASOME AEMOSTW twosome (a group of two) [n ‐S] */s 

4849 WEAPONS‐ AENOPSW WEAPON, to supply with a weapon (an instrument used in combat) [v] */* 

4850 TEAPOYS‐ AEOPSTY TEAPOY, a small table used in serving tea [n] */* 

4851 ‐AVOWERS‐ AEORSVW AVOWER, one that avows (to declare openly) [n] */* 

4852 OVERSAW AEORSVW OVERSEE, to watch over and direct [v] */* 

4853 REAVOWS‐ AEORSVW REAVOW, AVOW, to declare openly [v] */* 

4854 BINOCLE BCEILNO a binocular [n ‐S] */s 

4855 BRICOLE BCEILOR a cushion shot in billiards [n ‐S] */s 

4856 CORBEIL BCEILOR a sculptured fruit basket [n ‐S] */s 

4857 EBONICS BCEINOS a dialect of English spoken by some African‐Americans [n] */* 

4858 CORBIES‐ BCEIORS CORBY, corbie (a raven or crow) [n] */* 

4859 BROMIDE‐ BDEIMOR a bromine compound [n ‐S] */s 

4860 ‐OVERBID BDEIORV to bid higher than [v ‐BID, ‐BID or ‐BIDDEN, ‐BIDDING, ‐BIDS] */s 

4861 LOBEFIN BEFILNO a bony fish [n ‐S] */s 

4862 BOTHIES BEHIOST BOTHY, a hut in Scotland [n] */* 

4863 EMBROIL BEILMOR to involve in conflict [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4864 BOWLINE BEILNOW a type of knot [n ‐S] */s 

4865 ‐PREBOIL BEILOPR to boil beforehand [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4866 BLOWIER BEILORW BLOWY, windy (marked by strong wind) [adj] */* 

4867 ‐BOVINES‐ BEINOSV BOVINE, an ox‐like animal [n] */* 

4868 BOUVIER BEIORUV a large dog [n ‐S] */s 

4869 OBESITY BEIOSTY the state or condition of being obese [n ‐TIES] */* 

4870 CONFIDE CDEFINO to reveal in trust or confidence [v ‐FIDED, ‐FIDING, ‐FIDES] */drs 

4871 HEDONIC CDEHINO pertaining to pleasure [adj] */s 

4872 CHOIRED CDEHIOR CHOIR, to sing in unison [v] */* 

4873 DEMONIC CDEIMNO characteristic of a demon [adj] */* 

4874 DORMICE CDEIMOR DORMOUSE, a small rodent [n] */* 

4875 DEMOTIC CDEIMOT pertaining to a simplified form of ancient Egyptian writing [adj] */s 

4876 PERCOID CDEIOPR a spiny‐finned fish [n ‐S] */s 

4877 PICOTED CDEIOPT PICOT, to edge with ornamental loops [v] */* 

4878 CODRIVE CDEIORV to work as a codriver [v ‐DROVE, ‐DRIVEN, ‐DRIVING, ‐DRIVES] */nrs 

4879 DIVORCE CDEIORV to terminate the marriage contract between [v ‐VORCED, ‐VORCING, ‐VORCES] */ders 

4880 CROWDIE CDEIORW crowdy (porridge (a soft food)) [n ‐S] */s 

4881 CHOLINE CEHILNO a B vitamin [n ‐S] */s 

4882 HELICON CEHILNO a large bass tuba [n ‐S] */s 

4883 COHEIRS‐ CEHIORS COHEIR, a joint heir [n] */* 

4884 HEROICS‐ CEHIORS HEROIC, an epic verse [n] */* 

4885 COUTHIE CEHIOTU friendly (inclined to approve, help, or support) [adj COUTHIER, COUTHIEST] */r 

4886 TELOMIC CEILMOT TELOME, a structural unit of a vascular plant [adj] */* 

4887 PINOCLE CEILNOP pinochle (a card game) [n ‐S] */s 

4888 PLEONIC CEILNOP PLEON, the abdomen of a crustacean [adj] */* 

4889 PELORIC CEILOPR PELORIA, abnormal regularity of a flower form [adj] */* 

4890 POLICER‐ CEILOPR one that polices (to make clean or orderly) [n ‐S] */s 

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4891 INCOMES‐ CEIMNOS INCOME, a sum of money earned regularly [n] */* 

4892 MESONIC CEIMNOS MESON, a subatomic particle [adj] */* 

4893 NOVICES‐ CEINOSV NOVICE, a person new to any field or activity [n] */* 

4894 UNVOICE CEINOUV to deprive of voice or vocal quality [v ‐VOICED, ‐VOICING, ‐VOICES] */ds 

4895 COPIERS‐ CEIOPRS COPIER, one that copies (to imitate (to behave in the same way as)) [n] */* 

4896 POETICS‐ CEIOPST poetic theory or practice [n] */* 

4897 VOICERS‐ CEIORSV VOICER, one that voices (to express or utter) [n] */* 

4898 COWRIES‐ CEIORSW COWRY, a glossy seashell [n] */* 

4899 COSTIVE CEIOSTV constipated [adj] */* 

4900 COWIEST CEIOSTW COWY, suggestive of a cow [adj] */* 

4901 SOCIETY CEIOSTY an organized group of persons [n ‐ETIES] : SOCIETAL [adj] */* 

4902 DEIFORM DEFIMOR having the form of a god [adj] */* 

4903 HEIRDOM DEHIMOR heirship (the right to inheritance) [n ‐S] */s 

4904 ETHMOID DEHIMOT a bone of the nasal cavity [n ‐S] */s 

4905 ‐PHONIED DEHINOP PHONY, to alter so as to make appear genuine [v] */* 

4906 HYENOID DEHINOY HYENA, a wolflike mammal [adj] */* 

4907 IMPONED‐ DEIMNOP IMPONE, to wager (to risk on an uncertain outcome) [v] */* 

4908 MOTIVED‐ DEIMOTV MOTIVE, to motivate (to provide with an incentive) [v] */* 

4909 VOMITED DEIMOTV VOMIT, to eject the contents of the stomach through the mouth [v] */* 

4910 PROVIDE DEIOPRV to supply (to furnish with what is needed) [v ‐VIDED, ‐VIDING, ‐VIDES] */drs 

4911 PIVOTED DEIOPTV PIVOT, to turn on a shaft or rod [v] */* 

4912 FILEMOT EFILMOT of a brownish yellow color [adj] */* 

4913 PROFILE EFILOPR to draw an outline of [v ‐FILED, ‐FILING, ‐FILES] */drs 

4914 FOMITES‐ EFIMOST FOMITE, an inanimate object that serves to transmit infectious organisms [n] */* 

4915 PINHOLE EHILNOP a small hole made by a pin [n ‐S] */s 

4916 HOPLITE EHILOPT a foot soldier of ancient Greece [n ‐S] : HOPLITIC [adj] */s 

4917 HOMINES EHIMNOS HOMO, a member of the genus that includes modern man [n] */s 

4918 HEROISM EHIMORS heroic behavior [n ‐S] */s 

4919 HOMIEST‐ EHIMOST HOMEY, homelike (suggestive of a home) [adj] */* 

4920 PHONIES EHINOPS PHONY, to alter so as to make appear genuine [v] */t 

4921 ROSEHIP EHIOPRS the aggregate fruit of the rose plant [n ‐S] */s 

4922 OPHITES‐ EHIOPST OPHITE, an igneous rock [n] */* 

4923 SHOWIER EHIORSW SHOWY, making a great or brilliant display [adj] */* 

4924 HOSIERY‐ EHIORSY hose (stockings or socks) [n ‐SIERIES] */* 

4925 ISOHYET EHIOSTY a line on a map connecting points having equal rainfall [n ‐S] */s 

4926 IMPLORE EILMOPR to beg for urgently [v ‐PLORED, ‐PLORING, ‐PLORES] */drs 

4927 IMPONES‐ EIMNOPS IMPONE, to wager (to risk on an uncertain outcome) [v] */* 

4928 ‐PEONISM EIMNOPS peonage (the condition of being a peon) [n ‐S] */s 

4929 WINSOME EIMNOSW charming (pleasing) [adj ‐SOMER, ‐SOMEST] */r 

4930 IMPOSER‐ EIMOPRS one that imposes (to establish as compulsory) [n ‐S] */s 

4931 PROMISE EIMOPRS to make a declaration of assurance [v ‐ISED, ‐ISING, ‐ISES] */ders 

4932 SEMIPRO EIMOPRS one who is engaged in some field or sport for pay on a part‐time basis [n ‐PROS] */s 

4933 MOPIEST EIMOPST MOPEY, dejected [adj] */* 

4934 OPTIMES‐ EIMOPST OPTIME, an honor student in mathematics at Cambridge University [n] */* 

4935 VERISMO‐ EIMORSV verism (realism in art or literature) [n ‐MOS] */s 

4936 MOTIVES‐ EIMOSTV MOTIVE, to motivate (to provide with an incentive) [v] */* 

4937 WINESOP EINOPSW a food sopped in wine [n ‐S] */s 

4938 ISOTYPE EIOPSTY a type of diagram [n ‐S] : ISOTYPIC [adj] */s 

4939 WIPEOUT EIOPTUW a fall from a surfboard [n ‐S] */s 

4940 SEAFOOD ADEFOOS edible fish or shellfish from the sea [n ‐S] */s 

4941 BOODIES BDEIOOS BOODY, the buttocks ‐‐ usually considered vulgar [n] */* 

4942 DOOBIES‐ BDEIOOS DOOBIE, a marijuana cigarette [n] */* 

4943 LOOBIES BEILOOS LOOBY, a large, awkward person [n] */* 

4944 OCELOID CDEILOO OCELOT, an American wildcat [adj] */* 

4945 COOLIES‐ CEILOOS COOLIE, an Oriental laborer [n] */* 

4946 FOLIOED DEFILOO FOLIO, to number the pages of [v] */* 

4947 FOODIES‐ DEFIOOS FOODIE, an enthusiast of foods and their preparation [n] */* 

4948 HOODIES‐ DEHIOOS HOODIE, a gray crow of Europe [n] */t 

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4949 WOODIES‐ DEIOOSW WOODY, a wood‐paneled station wagon [n] */t 

4950 FLOOSIE EFILOOS floozy (a prostitute) [n ‐S] */s 

4951 FOLIOSE‐ EFILOOS having leaves [adj] */* 

4952 WOOLIES‐ EILOOSW WOOLY, a woolly (a garment made of wool) [n] */t 

4953 ‐GROUTER EGORRTU one that grouts (to fill with a thin mortar) [n ‐S] */s 

4954 EINKORN EIKNNOR a variety of wheat [n ‐S] */s 

4955 ANAEMIA AAAEIMN anemia (a disorder of the blood) [n ‐S] : ANAEMIC [adj] */s 

4956 BIOTITE BEIIOTT a form of mica [n ‐S] : BIOTITIC [adj] */s 

4957 CONIINE CEIINNO a poisonous alkaloid [n ‐S] */s 

4958 RATTAIL AAILRTT a marine fish [n ‐S] */s 

4959 ATTAINS‐ AAINSTT ATTAIN, to gain or achieve by mental or physical effort [v] */* 

4960 STRIATA AAIRSTT STRIATUM, a mass of nervous tissue within the brain [n] */* 

4961 TITIANS‐ AIINSTT TITIAN, a reddish brown color [n] */* 

4962 UNLADEN‐ ADELNNU UNLADE, to unload (to remove the load or cargo from) [v] */* 

4963 LARDERS‐ ADELRRS LARDER, a place where food is stored [n] */* 

4964 RUDERAL ADELRRU a plant growing in poor land [n ‐S] */s 

4965 SLATTED ADELSTT SLAT, to provide with slats (narrow strips of wood or metal) [v] */* 

4966 DUENNAS‐ ADENNSU DUENNA, a governess [n] */* 

4967 STATUED‐ ADESTTU STATUE, a three‐dimensional work of art [adj] */* 

4968 SURREAL AELRRSU having dreamlike qualities [adj] */* 

4969 LINDENS‐ DEILNNS LINDEN, a tall forest tree [n] */* 

4970 UNLINED DEILNNU LINE, to mark with lines (slender, continuous marks) [adj] */* 

4971 SLITTED DEILSTT SLIT, to make a slit (a long, narrow cut) in [v] */* 

4972 ‐STILTED DEILSTT STILT, to raise on stilts (long, slender poles) [v] */* 

4973 UNDINES‐ DEINNSU UNDINE, a female water spirit [n] */* 

4974 DURRIES‐ DEIRRSU DURRIE, dhurrie (a cotton rug made in India) [n] */* 

4975 SURLIER EILRRSU SURLY, sullenly rude [adj] */* 

4976 AGNIZED‐ ADEGINZ AGNIZE, to acknowledge [v] */* 

4977 LEAKING AEGIKLN LEAK, to permit the escape of something through a breach or flaw [v] */* 

4978 LINKAGE AEGIKLN the act of linking (to connect (to join together)) [n ‐S] */s 

4979 GLAIKET AEGIKLT glaikit (foolish (lacking good sense or judgment)) [adj] */* 

4980 TAGLIKE AEGIKLT resembling a tag [adj] */* 

4981 SINKAGE AEGIKNS the act, process, or degree of sinking [n ‐S] */s 

4982 ‐GLAZIER AEGILRZ one that glazes (to fit windows with glass panes) [n ‐S] */sy 

4983 AGNIZES‐ AEGINSZ AGNIZE, to acknowledge [v] */* 

4984 GAUZIER AEGIRUZ GAUZY, resembling gauze (a transparent fabric) [adj] */* 

4985 BETHORN BEHNORT to fill with thorns [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4986 CHORTEN CEHNORT a Tibetan shrine [n ‐S] */s 

4987 NOTCHER CEHNORT one that notches (to make an angular cut in) [n ‐S] */s 

4988 CONVERT CENORTV to change into another form [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s 

4989 CROWNET CENORTW a coronet (a small crown) [n ‐S] */s 

4990 FORWENT EFNORTW FORGO, to refrain from [v] */* 

4991 ENTROPY ENOPRTY a thermodynamic measure of disorder [n ‐PIES] : ENTROPIC [adj] */* 

4992 BORNEOL BELNOOR an alcohol (a flammable liquid) [n ‐S] */s 

4993 ‐OBENTOS‐ BENOOST OBENTO, a Japanese meal packed in a box [n] */* 

4994 BOOSTER BEOORST one that boosts (to support (to hold up or add strength to)) [n ‐S] */s 

4995 REBOOTS‐ BEOORST REBOOT, BOOT, to load a program into a computer [v] */* 

4996 CROONED CDENOOR CROON, to sing softly [v] */* 

4997 CORONEL CELNOOR coronal (a wreath worn on the head) [n ‐S] */s 

4998 COOTERS‐ CEOORST COOTER, a turtle [n] s/* 

4999 ‐SCOOTER CEOORST a two‐wheeled vehicle [n ‐S] */s 

5000 ECOTOUR CEOORTU a tour of a natural habitat [n ‐S] */s 

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