Top 5000 7s Prob - Old Town Scrabble
Top 5000 7s Prob - Old Town Scrabble
Top 5000 7s Prob - Old Town Scrabble
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<strong>Top</strong> <strong>5000</strong> <strong>7s</strong><br />
(Sorted by <strong>Prob</strong>ability)<br />
3632 HARRIES AEHIRRS HARRY, to pillage (to plunder (to rob of goods by force)) [v] g/*<br />
3633 ‐ATHEIST AEHISTT a believer in atheism (the belief that there is no God) [n ‐S] */s<br />
3634 STAITHE AEHISTT a wharf equipped for transferring coal from railroad cars into ships [n ‐S] */s<br />
3635 LINEMAN AEILMNN one who installs or repairs telephone wires [n LINEMEN] */*<br />
3636 MELANIN AEILMNN a dark pigment [n ‐S] */s<br />
3637 MARLIER AEILMRR MARLY, abounding with marl [adj] */*<br />
3638 INANELY AEILNNY INANE, nonsensical [adv] */*<br />
3639 MARRIES AEIMRRS MARRY, to enter into marriage [v] */*<br />
3640 ETATISM AEIMSTT state socialism [n ‐S] : ETATIST [adj] */s<br />
3641 MATIEST AEIMSTT MATEY, companionable [adj] */*<br />
3642 ASPIRER‐ AEIPRRS an aspirant (one that aspires (to have an earnest desire or ambition)) [n ‐S] */s<br />
3643 PARRIES AEIPRRS PARRY, to ward off a blow [v] */*<br />
3644 ‐PRAISER‐ AEIPRRS one that praises (to express approval or admiration of) [n ‐S] u/s<br />
3645 RAPIERS‐ AEIPRRS RAPIER, a long, slender sword [n] */*<br />
3646 RASPIER AEIPRRS RASPY, rough (having an uneven surface) [adj] */*<br />
3647 REPAIRS‐ AEIPRRS REPAIR, to restore to good condition [v] */*<br />
3648 PATTIES‐ AEIPSTT PATTY, a small, flat cake of chopped food [n] */*<br />
3649 ARRIVES‐ AEIRRSV ARRIVE, to reach a destination [v] */*<br />
3650 VARIERS‐ AEIRRSV VARIER, one that varies (to become or make different) [n] */*<br />
3651 STATIVE AEISTTV a verb that expresses a condition [n ‐S] */s<br />
3652 SATIETY AEISTTY the state of being satiated [n ‐ETIES] */*<br />
3653 BLONDER‐ BDELNOR BLOND, light‐colored [adj] */*<br />
3654 BONDERS‐ BDENORS BONDER, one that bonds (to join together) [n] */*<br />
3655 BOUNDER BDENORU one that bounds (to leap (to spring off the ground)) [n ‐S] */s<br />
3656 REBOUND BDENORU to spring back [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] p/s<br />
3657 UNROBED‐ BDENORU UNROBE, to undress (to remove one's clothing) [v] */*<br />
3658 DEBTORS‐ BDEORST DEBTOR, one who owes something to another [n] */*<br />
3659 DOUBTER BDEORTU one that doubts (to be uncertain about) [n ‐S] */s<br />
3660 OBTRUDE BDEORTU to thrust forward [v ‐TRUDED, ‐TRUDING, ‐TRUDES] */drs<br />
3661 OUTBRED BDEORTU OUTBREED, to interbreed relatively unrelated stocks [v] */*<br />
3662 REDOUBT BDEORTU an enclosed fortification [n ‐S] */s<br />
3663 NOBLEST‐ BELNOST NOBLE, possessing qualities of excellence [adj] */*<br />
3664 BOLSTER BELORST to support (to hold up or add strength to) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s<br />
3665 BOLTERS‐ BELORST BOLTER, a sifting machine [n] */*<br />
3666 LOBSTER BELORST to fish for lobsters (marine crustaceans) [v ‐ED, ‐ING, ‐S] */s<br />
3667 ‐TROUBLE BELORTU to distress (to cause anxiety or suffering to) [v ‐BLED, ‐BLING, ‐BLES] */drs<br />
3668 BOURNES‐ BENORSU BOURNE, bourn (a stream) [n] */*<br />
3669 UNROBES‐ BENORSU UNROBE, to undress (to remove one's clothing) [v] */*<br />
3670 UNSOBER BENORSU SOBER, having control of one's faculties [adj] */*<br />
3671 SUBTONE BENOSTU a low or subdued tone [n ‐S] */s<br />
3672 OBTUSER‐ BEORSTU OBTUSE, dull (mentally slow) [adj] */*<br />
3673 ‐SCORNED CDENORS SCORN, to treat or regard with contempt [v] */*<br />
3674 CRUNODE CDENORU a point at which a curve crosses itself [n ‐S] : CRUNODAL [adj] */s<br />
3675 DOCENTS‐ CDENOST DOCENT, a college or university lecturer [n] */*<br />
3676 COUNTED CDENOTU COUNT, to list or mention the units of one by one to ascertain the total [v] */*<br />
3677 COURTED CDEORTU COURT, to woo (to seek the affection of) [v] */*<br />
3678 EDUCTOR CDEORTU one that educes (to draw forth or bring out) [n ‐S] r/s<br />
3679 ‐CLONERS‐ CELNORS CLONER, one that clones (to reproduce by asexual means) [n] */*<br />
3680 CORNELS‐ CELNORS CORNEL, a hardwood tree or shrub [n] */*<br />
3681 NOCTULE CELNOTU a large bat [n ‐S] */s<br />
3682 COLTERS‐ CELORST COLTER, a blade on a plow [n] */*<br />
3683 CORSLET CELORST corselet (a piece of body armor) [n ‐S] */s<br />
3684 COSTREL CELORST a flask (a narrow‐necked container) [n ‐S] */s<br />
3685 LECTORS‐ CELORST LECTOR, a reader of the lessons in a church service [n] e/*<br />
3686 CLOTURE CELORTU to end a debate by calling for a vote [v ‐TURED, ‐TURING, ‐TURES] */ds<br />
3687 CLOUTER CELORTU one that clouts (to hit with the hand) [n ‐S] */s<br />
3688 COULTER CELORTU colter (a blade on a plow) [n ‐S] */s<br />
3689 CONTUSE CENOSTU to bruise (to injure without breaking the surface of the skin) [v ‐TUSED, ‐TUSING, ‐TUSES] */ds<br />
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