base is a morpheme that forms the foundation of a word. A base holds the key to the meaning of the word that contains the base. A free base is a morpheme that can stand on its own as a word. This page presents an alphabetical list of English free bases identified through Structured Word Inquiry (SWI), a framework for studying spelling through the meaning, morphology, relatives, and letters/sounds of a word. Each free base entry includes the denotation (core meaning), etymology (historical origin), and evidence from real words to support the existence of the suffix.

A

(Denotation: one, indefinite article before consonant)

A

(Denotation: per)

Ab

(Denotation: abdominal muscle)

Aba

(Denotation: Middle Eastern outer garment of coarse, woolen fabric)

Abaya

(Denotation: Middle Eastern outer garment of coarse, woolen fabric)

Abdomen

(Denotation: belly)

Ability

(Denotation: noun denoting “quality or state of capability, capacity, suitability, aptitude, aptness, fitness”)

Able

(Denotation: suitable, apt, having power or means, capable, can, permitted to, not prohibited from, qualified to)

Aborigine

(Denotation: native inhabitant)

Aborigines

(Denotation: native inhabitants)

About

(Denotation: on the outside, all around, throughout, concerning)

Above

(Denotation: over, higher)

Abysm

(Denotation: bottomless pit, unfathomed depth, deep chasm)

Abyss

(Denotation: bottomless pit, unfathomed depth, deep chasm)

Academe

(Denotation: place for teaching arts and sciences)

Accolade

(Denotation: embrace about the neck, praise, award)

Ace

(Denotation: one, unit, whole)

Ache

(Denotation: suffer, pain)

Achilles

(Denotation: mythical hero from Ancient Greece who was held by the heel and dipped into the River Styx)

Aconite

(Denotation: wolfsbane or monkshood, poisonous plant species)

Acorn

(Denotation: oak nut)

Acre

(Denotation: field, pasture, open land)

Act

(Denotation: do, perfom, set in motion, keep in movement)

Acut(e) [Acute, Acut]

(Denotation: brief, short, quick, urgent, high, shrill, sharp)

Ad

(Denotation: advertisement)

Ad

(Denotation: advantage)

Adarme

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Ado

(Denotation: to do)

Adroit

(Denotation: deft, dexterous, skillful)

Adult(e)r [Adulter, Adultr]

(Denotation: corrupt, pollute, impure, unchaste, falsify)

Advance

(Denotation: improve, further, move foward)

Advantage

(Denotation: position of being in front or ahead)

Advertainment

(Denotation: combination of advertisement and entertainment)

Advice

(Denotation: opinion, judgment, idea)

(A)Eon [Aeon, Eon]

(Denotation: age, time period, era)

Aerie

(Denotation: nest of a bird of prey, high and remote but commanding place)

(A)Ether [Aether, Ether]

(Denotation: upper or purer air, heavens)

Afghan

(Denotation: Pashtun, inhabitant of the landlocked area located at the crossroads of Central and South Asia)

Afro

(Denotation: hairstyle of tightly curled hair styled in a rounded shape)

Aft

(Denotation: from behind, behind, farthest back)

After

(Denotation: behind, later in time)

Ag

(Denotation: agriculture, agricultural)

Ag

(Denotation: aggregate)

Ag

(Denotation: interjection of negative emotion)

Again

(Denotation: another time, once more)

Against

(Denotation: in a contrary direction to, in collision with; close to, alongside)

Agate

(Denotation: semitransparent uncrystallized silicate mineral and semiprecious stone)

Age

(Denotation: amount of time in existence, lifetime, lifespan, mature)

Ago

(Denotation: before now, gone by)

Agog

(Denotation: eager, open wide, agape, full of surprise)

Agree

(Denotation: give consent, assent, approve; correspond to)

Ague

(Denotation: acute fever)

Ah

(Denotation: interjection of exclamation)

Aha

(Denotation: interjection of exclamation)

Ahem

(Denotation: sound of coughing or clearing the throat, interjection of disapproval or annoyance)

Aid

(Denotation: help, assist, give strength, support)

Aidoru

(Denotation: J-pop idol)

Ail

(Denotation: trouble, afflict, harm, ill)

Aim

(Denotation: purpose, intention)

Air

(Denotation: invisible gaseous substance surrounding the earth, atmosphere)

Air

(Denotation: manner, appearance)

Aisle

(Denotation: wing, corridor, extension)

Akam

(Denotation: home, place, country, internal, inside)

Alack

(Denotation: interjection of sorrow)

Alas

(Denotation: interjection of sorrow, regret, compassion, grief, resignation, disappointment; literally ah weary)

Albumin

(Denotation: white, eggwhite)

Alce

(Denotation: moose, elk, mythical beast)

Alcohol

(Denotation: organic compounds containing a hydroxyl functional group, any sublimated substance)

Alcool

(Denotation: grain alcohol, everclear)

Aldehyde

(Denotation: alcohol dehydrogenātum)

Ale

(Denotation: beer made without hops)

Alf

(Denotation: supernatural being similar to an elf in Norse mythology)

Algo

(Denotation: algorithm)

Algorithm

(Denotation: computational system)

Al(l) [All, Al]

(Denotation: all, every, entire, the whole quantity of, fully, wholly, entirely)

Allay

(Denotation: put down, quiet, put at rest, appease, pacify)

Allege

(Denotation: make a formal declaration, pronounce positively, claim as true, name, produce in evidence)

Allele

(Denotation: variant form of the same gene at a particular location on a chromosome)

Alloy

(Denotation: bind together, combine, combination of two or more elements including one or more metals)

Alt

(Denotation: high, tall, grow, nourish)

Alt

(Denotation: alternative)

Alter

(Denotation: other, change, take turns)

Altern

(Denotation: take turns, vary)

Alum

(Denotation: graduate, former educational attendee)

Alum

(Denotation: bitter salt, astringent salt)

Am

(Denotation: first person singular present indicative of Be)

Ame

(Denotation: love)

Amene

(Denotation: charming, pleasant, agreeable, lovely, delightful)

Ament

(Denotation: catkin, inflorescence, cluster of flowers arranged on a stem, thong, string)

Amethyst

(Denotation: purple color, purple to violet variety of quartz)

Amidapsone

(Denotation: antimicrobial veterinary medicine for treating Marek’s disease in poultry, urea analog of dapsone)

Amino

(Denotation: nitrogen-containing functional group)

Ammet(e)r [Ammeter, Ammetr]

(Denotation: device that measures electric current especially in amperes)

Ammo

(Denotation: clip of ammunition)

Ammon

(Denotation: salt of Amun, named for the Ancient Greek and Roman form of the Egyptian sovereign sun god Amun)

Ammunition

(Denotation: items related to firearms)

Among

(Denotation: in, in the midst of)

Amp

(Denotation: ampere, unit of electrical current)

Amp

(Denotation: amplify, increase)

Ampacity

(Denotation: ampere capacity, maximum amount of electrical current that a conductor can safely carry continuously)

Ampere

(Denotation: unit of electrical current)

Ample

(Denotation: large, spacious, roomy, abundant)

An

(Denotation: one, indefinite article before vowel)

An

(Denotation: per)

Anchor

(Denotation: tool to keep a vessel from drifting, refuge, support)

Anchor

(Denotation: hermit, recluse)

Ancient

(Denotation: very old)

And

(Denotation: coordinating conjunction)

Angel

(Denotation: announce, messenger)

Angle

(Denotation: ancient West Germanic tribe originally living on the Jutland Peninsula of modern Denmark before invading Britain)

Anil

(Denotation: indigo, dark blue)

Anime

(Denotation: animation)

Anker

(Denotation: measure of wine or spirit equal to ten gallons)

Ann

(Denotation: year)

Annelid

(Denotation: ringed worm)

Annule

(Denotation: ring)

Answer

(Denotation: reply, repond)

Ant

(Denotation: small insect that usually lives in a complex social colony)

Ant(e) [Ant, Ante]

(Denotation: before, in front, forwards, previously)

Anthem(e) [Anthem, Antheme]

(Denotation: composition sung in alternate parts, verse response)

Antre

(Denotation: cave, cavity, hollow)

Any

(Denotation: one, some)

Ape

(Denotation: tailless primate)

App

(Denotation: application, program)

App

(Denotation: appetizer)

App

(Denotation: appearance)

Apple

(Denotation: fruit produced by the tree Malus domestica, originally any fruit (plant part that contains seeds))

Apprise

(Denotation: appraise, evaluate, determine value or worth, put a price on)

Apricot

(Denotation: yellow-orange stone fruit)

April

(Denotation: fourth month)

Aprium

(Denotation: hybrid fruit of plum and apricot)

Apron

(Denotation: clothing worn over the front torso and legs)

Apropos

(Denotation: on that subject, by the way, incidentally)

Apse

(Denotation: bow, arch, shield, vault, net, mesh, wheel, hoop, disc)

Apside

(Denotation: projection, recess)

Apt

(Denotation: fitting, suitable, appropriate, proper)

Aquert

(Denotation: wet clay soil that forms deep cracks in drier conditions)

Arab

(Denotation: ethno-geographic region of the Middle East)

Arbit(e)r [Arbiter, Arbitr]

(Denotation: witness, spectator, judge, overseer)

Arbor

(Denotation: shady garden area, grove of trees)

Arc

(Denotation: portion of curve)

Arch

(Denotation: curved structure)

Archer

(Denotation: one who uses a bow and arrow)

Are

(Denotation: second person and plural present indicative of Be)

Are

(Denotation: level ground, open space, unit of surface area)

Are

(Denotation: metric unit of area equal to 100 square meters)

Argent

(Denotation: silver)

Ark

(Denotation: box, chest)

Arm

(Denotation: weapon, tool)

Arm

(Denotation: upper limb)

Arraign

(Denotation: call to reckoning)

Arse

(Denotation: buttocks)

Arsenic

(Denotation: toxic yellow-gray brittle nonmetallic chemical element)

Art

(Denotation: skill as a result of learning or practice)

As

(Denotation: adverb, preposition, conjunction denoting “all so”)

Ash

(Denotation: powdery remains of fire, fine volcanic particles)

Ash

(Denotation: species of shade tree)

Ask

(Denotation: call for an answer, question, inquire)

Askance

(Denotation: sideways, obliquely)

Asp

(Denotation: viper, snake)

Aspirin

(Denotation: acetylsalicylic acid used as an analgesic medication)

Ass

(Denotation: horse-like animal)

Ass

(Denotation: buttocks)

Assassin

(Denotation: ruthless killer, historically a fanatical Muslim sect)

Assay

(Denotation: trial, test, try, strive, endeavor)

Astragal

(Denotation: anklebone)

At

(Denotation: near, to, preposition of time and space)

Ate

(Denotation: simple past of Eat)

Atrane

(Denotation: tricyclic molecule with three five-membered rings)

Attic

(Denotation: related to Attica (historic region in Greece containing Athens))

Attica

(Denotation: historic region in Greece containing Athens)

Attitude

(Denotation: posture or position)

Auf

(Denotation: elf, oaf, changling)

Augur

(Denotation: predict, foretell)

August

(Denotation: noble, venerable, majestic)

Aunt

(Denotation: sister of a mother or father, older woman)

Austere

(Denotation: strict, severe, grim, bitter, harsh, cruel)

Author

(Denotation: creator, one who causes to grow)

Autumn

(Denotation: season between summer and winter)

Avionic

(Denotation: of or related to avionics)

Avionics

(Denotation: science of electrical and electronic devices in aviation)

Avocado

(Denotation: savory yellowish-green or black tropical fruit with a large seed pit)

Avoir

(Denotation: have)

Awe

(Denotation: fear, terror, reverence, amazement)

Awf

(Denotation: elf, oaf)

Awk

(Denotation: turned backwards, wrong, contrary, odd)

Awl

(Denotation: pointed tool)

Awn

(Denotation: chaff, husks, bristle)

Axe

(Denotation: bladed tool for chopping wood)

Axil(l) [Axil, Axill]

(Denotation: upper angle, side, armpit, little wing)

Axle

(Denotation: shoulder)

Axle

(Denotation: point that a wheel revolves around)

Aye

(Denotation: yes)

Aye

(Denotation: always, ever)

(A)zine [Zine, Azine]

(Denotation: magazine, periodical publication)

Babe

(Denotation: infant, young child)

Back

(Denotation: rear, behind, hinder, earlier, opposite of foward and front)

Bad

(Denotation: not good, poor, wicked, evil, negative, low quality)

Bade

(Denotation: simple past of Bid)

Badge

(Denotation: token, sign, emblem)

Bag

(Denotation: small sack)

Bagel

(Denotation: ring-shaped bread roll)

Baghdad

(Denotation: capital city of Iraq)

Bake

(Denotation: cook in an oven)

Bald

(Denotation: hairless, ball, round object, white)

Bale

(Denotation: rounded bundle)

Bale

(Denotation: evil, woe)

Bale

(Denotation: fire, pyre)

Balk

(Denotation: partition, ridge, bank, unplowed strip)

Ball

(Denotation: spherical object)

Ball

(Denotation: dance)

Bam

(Denotation: loud noise, heavy impact)

Ban

(Denotation: prohibit, forbid, interdict, proclaim, summon)

Ban

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Band

(Denotation: narrow strip, ribbon, bond, chain)

Band

(Denotation: group)

Bane

(Denotation: cause of misery, killer, slayer, murderer)

Bank

(Denotation: collection, financial institution, moneylender’s counter)

Bank

(Denotation: incline, elevation, roll)

Bap

(Denotation: hit lightly)

Bar

(Denotation: stake, rod, beam, gate, fastener)

Barb

(Denotation: beard)

Barberry

(Denotation: shrub usually having spines, yellow flowers, and oblong red or blackish berries)

Bare

(Denotation: open, uncovered, naked)

Barn

(Denotation: farm structure, barley house)

Barnac(u)le [Barnacule, Barnacle]

(Denotation: species of wild goose, marine crustacean that attaches to submerged surfaces)

Barouche

(Denotation: carriage)

Barre

(Denotation: bar, beam, barrier, gate)

Barrel

(Denotation: cylindrical container)

Barrister

(Denotation: lawyer specializing in courtroom advocacy and legal expertise)

Barye

(Denotation: unit of pressure, heavy)

Base

(Denotation: foundation, beginning, starting point, lowest depth)

Base

(Denotation: low, short, thick, fat, stumpy)

Bass

(Denotation: low, short, bottom)

Bass

(Denotation: freshwater fish)

Bat

(Denotation: flying mammal)

Bat

(Denotation: cudgel, club, staff, stick)

Bat

(Denotation: hit, strike, swipe)

Bat

(Denotation: flutter)

Batch

(Denotation: quantity of something produced at one time)

Bate

(Denotation: contend with, beat, strike)

Bath

(Denotation: immersion in water)

Bathe

(Denotation: immerse in water, wash)

Bay

(Denotation: inlet, partially contained body of water on a shoreline)

Bay

(Denotation: gap, opening)

Bay

(Denotation: berry, seed)

Bay

(Denotation: bark, howl)

Bay

(Denotation: reddish-brown chestnut color)

Be

(Denotation: exist, happen, occur)

Beach

(Denotation: sand or pebbles on the shore)

Bear

(Denotation: carry, bring forth)

Bear

(Denotation: large, generally omnivorous mammal)

Beard

(Denotation: facial hair)

Beast

(Denotation: animal, wild animal, wild creature, monster)

Beat

(Denotation: pound, strike, whip, throb, avoid, escape)

Beau

(Denotation: beautiful, handsome, fair)

Beaut

(Denotation: beautiful thing or person)

Becquerel

(Denotation: unit of radioactive activity)

Bed

(Denotation: couch, resting place, plot)

Bee

(Denotation: stinging insect)

Bee

(Denotation: neighbourly help, favor, service given)

Beef

(Denotation: ox, bull, cow)

Beer

(Denotation: alcoholic drink fermented from starch and often hops)

Beg

(Denotation: plead, request help, beseech)

Began

(Denotation: simple past of Begin)

Begin

(Denotation: start, commence, initiate)

Begun

(Denotation: past participle of Begin)

Behemoth

(Denotation: great and mighty monster)

Bel

(Denotation: unit of power ratio)

Bell

(Denotation: hollow percussion instrument that rings upon striking)

Bella

(Denotation: female name, beautiful, pretty)

Belt

(Denotation: band, girdle)

Bench

(Denotation: seat, counter)

Bend

(Denotation: bow, curve, confine, fetter)

Bengal

(Denotation: geographic region in northeast oSouth Asia located between Bangladesh and India)

Benghazi

(Denotation: port city in Libya)

Bengla

(Denotation: geographic region in northeast oSouth Asia located between Bangladesh and India)

Bent

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Bend)

Benzoin

(Denotation: dry and brittle resinous substance with a fragrant odor and slightly aromatic taste)

Berber

(Denotation: shrub usually having spines, yellow flowers, and oblong red or blackish berries)

Berber

(Denotation: non-Greek, foreign, barbarian)

Berry

(Denotation: small roundish juicy fruit without a stone)

Best

(Denotation: superlative of Good and Well)

Bet

(Denotation: pledge, wager)

Bethe

(Denotation: unit of energy)

Better

(Denotation: comparative of Good and Well)

Bhagadatta

(Denotation: king of Pragjyotisha kingdom and the son of Narakasura)

Bib

(Denotation: protective clothing worn over the chest, drink)

Bible

(Denotation: holy book)

Bid

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Bide)

Bid

(Denotation: offer, ask, beg)

Bide

(Denotation: wait, stay, continue, remain, live, endure)

Big

(Denotation: opposite of small, large)

Bike

(Denotation: bicycle, two-wheeled vehicle)

Bikini

(Denotation: brief underwear or two-piece swimwear)

Bile

(Denotation: secretion produced by the liver)

Bilge

(Denotation: rounded ship hull portion, lowest internal ship area)

Bill

(Denotation: formal document)

Bill

(Denotation: beak, trunk, brim)

Bill

(Denotation: hooked point, curved weapon, sword)

Bin

(Denotation: container, receptable, cradle, manger)

Bind

(Denotation: tie, unite, bond)

Binit

(Denotation: binary digit, bit)

Bird

(Denotation: warm-blooded vertebrate animal with feathers, fowl)

Bis

(Denotation: two, having two, twice, double, doubly, twofold, once every two )

Bishop

(Denotation: overseer, supervisor)

Bismuth

(Denotation: brittle silvery-white metallic element)

Bit

(Denotation: simple past of Bite, fragment, morsel, piece)

Bit

(Denotation: binary digit)

Bite

(Denotation: cut with teeth)

Bitter

(Denotation: sharp, acrid)

Bitume

(Denotation: mineral pitch, liquid or semi-solid form of petroleum)

Biz

(Denotation: business)

Black

(Denotation: dark color, absorbing all light)

Blanc

(Denotation: white)

Blanch

(Denotation: make white, turn pale)

Blanch

(Denotation: avoid, evade, turn aside)

Blank

(Denotation: white, pale, colorless)

Blast

(Denotation: blow)

Blaze

(Denotation: fire, torch, lamp, flame)

Blazon

(Denotation: shield, display)

Bleb

(Denotation: bubble, bulge, swelling, blister)

Blech

(Denotation: gagging sound, interjection of disgust or disdain)

Blech

(Denotation: sheet metal, tin sheet)

Bled

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Bleed)

Bleed

(Denotation: shed blood)

Blench

(Denotation: avoid, evade, turn aside, decieve, cheat)

Blende

(Denotation: blind, dazzle, deceive)

Bless

(Denotation: consecrate, sanctify, make holy)

Blew

(Denotation: simple past of Blow)

Blister

(Denotation: fluid-filled swelling, raised bubble)

Blob

(Denotation: drop, globule, amorphous mass)

Blobular

(Denotation: blob-shaped)

Bloc

(Denotation: group)

Block

(Denotation: solid piece, physical area, joined group, log, stump, obstruction, hinder)

Blog

(Denotation: online journal, personal website)

Blood

(Denotation: fluid that circulates in arteries and veins)

Blot

(Denotation: spot, stain, blemish)

Blotch

(Denotation: large irregular spot)

Blow

(Denotation: produce an air current, move air, breathe, inflate, swell, sound)

Blub

(Denotation: cry, sob, swell)

Blubber

(Denotation: foam, bubble)

Blue

(Denotation: color between green and purple)

Boast

(Denotation: brag, glory, arrogance, presumption, pride, vanity)

Boat

(Denotation: small water vessel)

Bob

(Denotation: bounce, move up and down jerkingly)

Bob

(Denotation: short)

Bode

(Denotation: simple past of Bide)

Bodice

(Denotation: sleeveless shirt)

Body

(Denotation: trunk, chest, torso, height, stature, physical structure, material frame, material existence)

Bog

(Denotation: peat-forming wetland, swamp, marsh, mire)

Boil

(Denotation: bubble, state of ebullition)

Boil

(Denotation: swelling, tumor, carbuncle)

Bold

(Denotation: brave, confident, strong)

Bolide

(Denotation: extremely bright meteor)

Bolt

(Denotation: fastener, connect, sudden start)

Bomb

(Denotation: explosive projectile, booming sound)

Bond

(Denotation: chain, fetter, unite)

Bone

(Denotation: composite material consisting largely of calcium phosphate and collagen and making up the skeleton of most vertebrates)

Bon(e) [Bone, Bon]

(Denotation: good)

Boo

(Denotation: loud and startling sound)

Book

(Denotation: writing, written document, write down)

Boon

(Denotation: prayer, petition, blessing)

Boon

(Denotation: good)

Boop

(Denotation: low-pitched beeping sound, playful tap)

Boot

(Denotation: heavy shoe that covers part of the leg)

Boot

(Denotation: profit, help, relief, advantage)

Boot

(Denotation: start)

Bop

(Denotation: light smack, strike gently)

Bor(e) [Bore, Bor]

(Denotation: simple past of Bear)

Bore

(Denotation: pierce, drill, move forward slowly and persistently; cause dullness or annoyance)

Borolan

(Denotation: Scottish place name)

Borough

(Denotation: stronghold, city)

Borrow

(Denotation: receive or obtain temporarily, adopt)

Bot

(Denotation: automatic system, program, or machine)

Bote

(Denotation: advantage, benefit, profit, relief, salvation, atonement, amends)

Both

(Denotation: each of two)

Botija

(Denotation: container used as a musical instrument)

Botrytic

(Denotation: of or pertaining to botrytis)

Botrytis

(Denotation: fungus that causes noble rot on grapes)

Bottle

(Denotation: flask, narrow container for liquid)

Bought

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Buy)

Bougie

(Denotation: behaving like or pertaining to people of a higher social status)

Bound

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Bind)

Bourse

(Denotation: exchange, meeting place, purse)

Bow

(Denotation: curved bend, arch)

Bow

(Denotation: front of ship or boat)

Bower

(Denotation: room, chamber, hut, dwelling)

Box

(Denotation: container, case)

Box

(Denotation: beat, thrash, strike with the fist or hand)

Boy

(Denotation: young male person, male child)

Bra

(Denotation: supportive garment for the breasts)

Brace

(Denotation: arm, forearm, arm-length, arm armor, fastening strap)

Bract

(Denotation: gold leaf, foil, veneer)

Brad

(Denotation: spike, shaft)

Brag

(Denotation: boast, make a loud sound)

Braise

(Denotation: ember, burning coal)

Branch

(Denotation: claw, paw, footprint, limb)

Brang

(Denotation: dialectical simple past of Bring)

Brassic

(Denotation: cabbage)

Brassiere

(Denotation: supportive garment for the breasts)

Brassin

(Denotation: brassinosteroid, steroidal plant hormones produced by members of the genus Brassica)

Brast

(Denotation: (1) break, crack, split, separate; (2) simple past of Burst)

Brave

(Denotation: courageous, bold, fearless)

Bread

(Denotation: baked food made from cereal crops)

Breadth

(Denotation: distance between the sides)

Break

(Denotation: separate, divide, injure, fracture, crack, crush, destroy, ruin, curtail, interrupt)

Breath

(Denotation: odor, scent, stink, exhalation, vapor)

Breathe

(Denotation: inhale and exhale, move air in and out of the lungs)

Bred

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Breed)

Breed

(Denotation: produce offspring, mate, come into being)

Breeze

(Denotation: light wind, move gently)

Breeze

(Denotation: gadfly, horsefly, buzzing insect)

Breeze

(Denotation: ashes and residue of coal or charcoal)

Brethren

(Denotation: historical plural of Brother, fellow member)

Breton

(Denotation: inhabitant of Brittany, France)

Breve

(Denotation: short)

Brexit

(Denotation: withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union)

Brick

(Denotation: rectangular block of artificial stone)

Bride

(Denotation: betrothed or newly married woman)

Bride

(Denotation: bridle, connecting loop or device)

Bridge

(Denotation: structure that spans a divide)

Bridge

(Denotation: card game)

Bridle

(Denotation: strap, rein)

Brief

(Denotation: short)

Bright

(Denotation: radiating or reflecting light, not dark, shining, gleaming, brilliance)

Brin(e) [Brine, Brin]

(Denotation: salt water)

Bring

(Denotation: transport toward, supply, contribute)

Brit

(Denotation: British, Britisher, Briton)

Briton

(Denotation: Celtic inhabitant of Roman Britain)

Britton

(Denotation: Celtic inhabitant of Roman Britain)

Bro

(Denotation: brother, comrade, friend)

Broad

(Denotation: not narrow, wide, open, extended)

Broil

(Denotation: cook with direct heat)

Broil

(Denotation: quarrel, brawl, confuse, mix up)

Broke

(Denotation: simple past of Break)

Broke

(Denotation: broach, trade, transact)

Brome

(Denotation: oat, wild oat, slender oat)

Brood

(Denotation: offspring, hatchling, protect, foster, dwell upon)

Broom

(Denotation: tool used for sweeping)

Brother

(Denotation: male sibling)

Brought

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Bring)

Brown

(Denotation: color mixture of red, yellow, and blue)

Bruise

(Denotation: strike, damage the skin, contusion, hematoma, purplish mark on the skin due to capillary damage)

Brung

(Denotation: dialectical past participle of Bring)

Brute

(Denotation: heavy, dull, stupid, insensible, unreasonable)

Brython

(Denotation: Briton, Celtic inhabitant of Roman Britain)

Bub

(Denotation: familiar address for males)

Buck

(Denotation: male animal, man; bend, buckle, spring, lurch, resist)

Buck

(Denotation: dollar, currency)

Buckram

(Denotation: coarse cotton, linen or hemp cloth stiffened with size or glue)

Bud

(Denotation: seed pod, undeveloped growth-point)

Bud

(Denotation: friend, pal, partner)

Budge

(Denotation: move, stir, change position, give way)

Budge

(Denotation: prepared lambskin with fur)

Bug

(Denotation: insect, beetle)

Build

(Denotation: form by combining materials or parts, construct, erect, develop, establish)

Built

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Built)

Bulb

(Denotation: round swelling)

Bulge

(Denotation: wallet, leather bag, protrusion)

Bull

(Denotation: ball, bubble, boil, swelling, sealed item)

Bull

(Denotation: male cattle or oxen)

Bull

(Denotation: falsehood, deceit, fraud, cunning)

Bully

(Denotation: cruel person, tyrant, quarrelsome person; originally a term of endearment)

Bum

(Denotation: buttocks)

Bum

(Denotation: loafer, drifter, loiterer, tramp, beg)

Bump

(Denotation: protuberance caused by a blow, dull sounding blow, bulge out, strike heavily)

Bun

(Denotation: small bread)

Buoy

(Denotation: float)

Bureau

(Denotation: office, desk, course cloth desk covering, course cloth)

Bureausis

(Denotation: psychological aversion to bureaucracies or bureaucratic behaviors)

Burel

(Denotation: coarse woolen cloth)

Burg

(Denotation: castle, fortress)

Burger

(Denotation: hot sandwich consisting of a cooked patty)

Burgess

(Denotation: borough inhabitant)

Burgh

(Denotation: chartered town, city, mound)

Burgle

(Denotation: break open)

Burl

(Denotation: knot, lump, flaw)

Burlap

(Denotation: strong coarse cloth made from jute, flax, or hemp)

Burn

(Denotation: be on fire, consume with fire, injure with fire, inflame, light)

Bur(r) [Bur, Burr]

(Denotation: prickly seed, pointed object, small piece of leftover material)

Burr

(Denotation: humming sound)

Burs(e) [Burse, Burs]

(Denotation: purse, pouch, bag)

Burst

(Denotation: break, crack, split, separate)

Bury

(Denotation: place in the ground raise a mound, hide, enclose, inter)

Bus

(Denotation: large public street vehicle)

Bus

(Denotation: clear)

Bush

(Denotation: woody plant with multiple stems, shrub)

Buss

(Denotation: kiss)

Bust

(Denotation: break, crack, split, separate)

Bust

(Denotation: torso, upperbody)

Busy

(Denotation: occupy, employ, diligent, careful)

But

(Denotation: coordinating conjunction, preposition, adverb)

Butt

(Denotation: end piece, posterior, rump)

Butt

(Denotation: barrel, cask)

Butt

(Denotation: hit, strike, thrust)

Butt

(Denotation: flat fish)

Butt

(Denotation: small cart)

Butter

(Denotation: fatty part of milk)

Button

(Denotation: knob or disc pushed through a hole as a fastener, bud, push, thrust)

Buy

(Denotation: purchase, pay for, exchange money for good or service)

Buzz

(Denotation: continuous humming sound)

By

(Denotation: near, next to, in, during, about, around)

Bye

(Denotation: farewell)

Bye

(Denotation: being near)

Byte

(Denotation: unit of computing storage equal to eight bits, short sequence of bits that computers operate as units)

Cab

(Denotation: carriage, passenger vehicle, compartment for driver)

Cabane

(Denotation: hut, small habitation)

Cabbage

(Denotation: edible plant with a head of green leaves)

Cabbage

(Denotation: scraps of cloth tailors traditionally kept, pilfer, steal)

Cabin

(Denotation: hut, small habitation)

Cad

(Denotation: rascal, ill-bred person, junior officer, lower rank)

Cadaver

(Denotation: dead body, corpse)

Cadet

(Denotation: junior officer, lower rank)

Cadmopone

(Denotation: cadmium lithopone, synthetic inorganic pigment)

Caduce

(Denotation: wand or staff carried by a herald)

Caf

(Denotation: cafeteria)

Caf

(Denotation: cafe)

Caf

(Denotation: caffeinated)

Cage

(Denotation: enclosure, hideout, prison, hollow place)

Cairn

(Denotation: large conical stone heap)

Cake

(Denotation: baked mass made of flour and other ingredients, compacted or molded mass of material)

Calander

(Denotation: weevil with long curved cylindrical-shaped snout)

Calandra

(Denotation: lark)

Calandria

(Denotation: lark)

Calandria

(Denotation: calender, machine with cylinders for producing glossy or glazed surfaces)

Caldera

(Denotation: cauldron, kettle)

Calend(e)r [Calender, Calendr]

(Denotation: machine with cylinders for producing glossy or glazed surfaces)

Calib(e)r(e) [Caliber, Calibre]

(Denotation: gun bore, size, capacity, weight)

Caliper

(Denotation: device used to measure dimensions)

Call

(Denotation: loud cry, shout, summon, invite)

Calque

(Denotation: copy)

Calx

(Denotation: limestone, chalk)

Cam

(Denotation: turning or sliding piece, cog)

Cam

(Denotation: camera)

Came

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Come)

Camo

(Denotation: camouflage, disguise, conceal, hide)

Camouflanguage

(Denotation: language used to conceal the truth)

Camp

(Denotation: open field, level plain, battlefield)

Camp

(Denotation: exaggerated or intentionally tasteless)

Can

(Denotation: modal verb indicating ability, permission, know)

Can

(Denotation: container, cup, vessel)

Cancel(l) [Cancel, Cancell]

(Denotation: cross out, make lines, lattice)

Canc(e)r [Cancer, Cancr]

(Denotation: crab, disease in which cells undergo rapid and uncontrolled growth)

Candle

(Denotation: light source consisting of a burning wick in a flammable solid substance)

Candy

(Denotation: crystallized sugar)

Cane

(Denotation: reed, spear, stick, woody stem)

Canister

(Denotation: basket)

Canker

(Denotation: ulcer, tumor, crab)

Cannabis

(Denotation: hemp, tall annual herb native to Asia)

Cannon

(Denotation: large tube)

Canoe

(Denotation: small long and narrow boat propelled by paddles)

Canon

(Denotation: measuring rod, standard)

Cant

(Denotation: sing, chant; jargon, slang)

Cant

(Denotation: edge, brink, corner, side, angle)

Canvas

(Denotation: sturdy cloth woven from hemp)

Canyon

(Denotation: narrow valley between cliffs)

Cap

(Denotation: headcovering, hood)

Cape

(Denotation: head)

Cape

(Denotation: cloak, sleeveless coat, mantle)

Caper

(Denotation: leap, jump, playful behavior, frolicking, elaborate heist)

Capit(e) [Capite, Capit]

(Denotation: head)

Captopril

(Denotation: angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor used to treat hypertension and congestive heart failure)

Car

(Denotation: wheeled vehicle to bear, convey, transport)

Carb

(Denotation: carbohydrate)

Carborundum

(Denotation: abrasive silicon carbide crystals)

Card

(Denotation: paper, papyrus)

Card

(Denotation: comb, clean)

Cardio

(Denotation: pertaining to the health of the circulatory and respiratory systems)

Care

(Denotation: concern, sorrow, anxiety, grief, trouble)

Career

(Denotation: course)

Cargo

(Denotation: load, burden)

Carmine

(Denotation: purplish-red color)

Carn

(Denotation: large conical stone heap)

Carol

(Denotation: joyful song)

Cart

(Denotation: small open vehicle with wheels)

Carte

(Denotation: map, chart, card)

Case

(Denotation: fall, happen, event)

Case

(Denotation: box, receptacle, repository, container, holder)

Cast

(Denotation: throw, fling, hurl)

Cast

(Denotation: spread widely in all directions, communicate, transmit)

Castor

(Denotation: beaver)

Cat

(Denotation: feline, quadruped mammal)

Catazine

(Denotation: catalogue in the style of a magazine)

Catch

(Denotation: seize, capture, grasp, snatch)

Catechu

(Denotation: resinous extract from certain tropical plants)

Cathar

(Denotation: pure)

Cathartesaura

(Denotation: sauropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of Argentina)

Caught

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Catch)

Cauldron

(Denotation: cooking pot)

Caulk

(Denotation: fill with lime)

Cause

(Denotation: reason, interest, lawsuit)

Cave

(Denotation: hollow place, hole)

Cay

(Denotation: small island)

Cayo

(Denotation: small island)

Cease

(Denotation: go, leave, move, withdraw)

Ced(a)r [Cedar, Cedr]

(Denotation: coniferous tree with aromatic wood)

Cede

(Denotation: go, leave, move, withdraw)

Celeb

(Denotation: celebrity, famous person)

Celeste

(Denotation: sky, heaven)

Cell

(Denotation: compartment, small room)

Cell

(Denotation: large string instrument in the violin family)

Celsius

(Denotation: scale of temperature on which water freezes at 0° and boils at 100° under standard conditions)

Cement

(Denotation: rough stones, marble chips, mortar)

Cent

(Denotation: hundred, 10-2)

Cent(e)r(e) [Center, Centre]

(Denotation: middle point, sharp point, sting)

Cep

(Denotation: edible mushroom)

Ceramal

(Denotation: composite material composed of ceramic and metal)

Cer(e) [Cere, Cer]

(Denotation: wax)

Cermet

(Denotation: composite material composed of ceramic and metal)

Cerumen

(Denotation: wax)

Cess

(Denotation: pit or well for sediment or filth)

Chain

(Denotation: braid, twist, series of interconnected links)

Chair

(Denotation: seat, sit down place)

Chaise

(Denotation: pleasure carriage)

Chalice

(Denotation: cup)

Chalk

(Denotation: soft white limestone)

Champ

(Denotation: field, flat land)

Champ

(Denotation: champion, winner)

Champ

(Denotation: chew noisily, crunch, bite repeatedly, gnash the teeth)

Champart

(Denotation: field rent, portion of produce paid to feudal lord)

Chancel

(Denotation: spaced enclosed by lattice-work, screened area)

Chancery

(Denotation: court, office, enclosed space)

Chancre

(Denotation: ulcer, sore)

Change

(Denotation: barter, alter, switch)

Chant

(Denotation: sing, utter)

Chaosmos

(Denotation: the world viewed as both order and disorder)

Charge

(Denotation: load, burden, weigh down, hold liable, command, entrust)

Chart

(Denotation: card, map)

Charticle

(Denotation: article based around a chart or informational graphic)

Check

(Denotation: voucher, mark; inspect, examine, verify; control, limit, stop, interrupt, stop; direct threat to the king, king)

Cheer

(Denotation: joy, countenance, look, expression)

Chef

(Denotation: head, leader)

Cheque

(Denotation: voucher, mark)

Cherub

(Denotation: angel of the second highest order)

Chervil

(Denotation: leafy herb resembling parsley with a mild flavor of anise)

Chessil

(Denotation: gravel, sand, pebbles, course flour)

Chest

(Denotation: box, casket, coffin)

Chest

(Denotation: strife, quarrel, debate)

Chesticle

(Denotation: female breast, roundly defined pectoral muscle)

Chew

(Denotation: crush with the teeth, masticate)

Chiaroscure

(Denotation: artistic technique using light and dark)

Chief

(Denotation: head, leader)

Chieftess

(Denotation: female chieftain)

Child

(Denotation: human offspring, young person)

Child(e)r [Childer, Childr]

(Denotation: obsolete plural of child (found in some present day Englishes such as Irish English))

Chin

(Denotation: bottom of the face below the mouth)

Chinch

(Denotation: bug, bedbug)

Chingon

(Denotation: 64-dimensional hypercomplex number)

Chisel

(Denotation: cutting tool)

Chock

(Denotation: piece, block)

Choc(k) [Choc, Chock]

(Denotation: chocolate)

Choco

(Denotation: chocolate)

Chocolate

(Denotation: food made from ground roasted cocoa beans)

Chocolatini

(Denotation: martini flavored with chocolate)

Choice

(Denotation: selection, decision, differentiation, discernment, that which is selected for excellence, of high quality)

Choir

(Denotation: group of singers, part of church for singers)

Chomp

(Denotation: chew noisily, crunch, bite repeatedly, gnash the teeth)

Chondr(e) [Chondr, Chondre]

(Denotation: granule, grain, seed, groats, gristle, cartilage)

Chook

(Denotation: chicken, foolish person)

Choose

(Denotation: seek out, select, elect, decide, test, accept, settle for, approve)

Chop

(Denotation: vigorous cutting, separate, divide)

Chopine

(Denotation: platform shoe)

Chord

(Denotation: string, stretched line)

Chore

(Denotation: odd job, small task, time, turn)

Chose

(Denotation: thing, personal property)

Chose

(Denotation: simple past of Choose)

Chow

(Denotation: food)

Chowder

(Denotation: soup or stew, often thick and creamy)

Chrom(e) [Chrome, Chrom]

(Denotation: color, complexion, character)

Chuck

(Denotation: throw)

Chuck

(Denotation: clucking sound)

Chuck

(Denotation: short, thick piece)

Chunk

(Denotation: short, thick piece)

Chyl(e) [Chyle, Chyl]

(Denotation: extracted juice, gush, pour)

Chyme

(Denotation: bodily fluid, juice, pouring out of liquid)

Cimetidine

(Denotation: histamine H2 receptor antagonist)

Cinch

(Denotation: girdle, surround, encircle)

Cinnamon

(Denotation: small evergreen tree native to Sri Lanka and southern India)

Cipher

(Denotation: arithmetical symbol for zero)

Circa

(Denotation: around)

Cisco

(Denotation: North American freshwater fish)

Cist

(Denotation: small receptacle, trunk, chest, crypt)

Cit(e) [Cite, Cit]

(Denotation: summon, rouse command, written notice)

Citizen

(Denotation: inhabitant)

City

(Denotation: town)

Clad

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Clothe)

Claim

(Denotation: call, name, send for, cry out)

Clang

(Denotation: loud ringing sound)

Clap

(Denotation: strike, explosive sound, slap)

Clapter

(Denotation: sound of applause, applause during comedy)

Clash

(Denotation: loud sound, collision)

Clashy

(Denotation: worker at an Indian port or dock)

Clasp

(Denotation: clip, embrace)

Class

(Denotation: group, collection, category, set, assembly, whole body)

Clast

(Denotation: broken in pieces, fragment)

Clause

(Denotation: shut, confine)

Clave

(Denotation: key)

Claw

(Denotation: talon, horny nail)

Clay

(Denotation: earthy material with ductile qualities)

Clean

(Denotation: not dirty, pure)

Cleanse

(Denotation: free from dirt, make clean, purify)

Clear

(Denotation: giving light, transparent, allowing light to pass, pure)

Cleave

(Denotation: split, separate)

Cleft

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Cleave)

Clench

(Denotation: clinch, hold fast, grip tightly)

Clergy

(Denotation: learned men, those ordained for religious service)

Clergyable

(Denotation: entitled to the benefit of the clergy)

Clerk

(Denotation: priest, clergyman, cleric, learned man, casting lot, drawn lot)

Clever

(Denotation: handy, dexterous, expert at seizing)

Client

(Denotation: customer, retainer, follower)

Climate

(Denotation: slope, latitude, inclination, leaning)

Climb

(Denotation: go up, rise, ascend)

Clinch

(Denotation: fasten, hold fast, grip tightly)

Cline

(Denotation: lean, slope, bend)

Cling

(Denotation: adhere, stick)

Cling

(Denotation: ringing sound)

Clink

(Denotation: ring, jingle, sharp sound)

Clock

(Denotation: chronometer, timepiece, instrument for measuring and marking time, bell)

Clod

(Denotation: lump, mass)

Clog

(Denotation: lump, lump of wood, mass)

Cloist(e)r [Cloister, Cloistr]

(Denotation: shut, confine)

Clone

(Denotation: twig, spray, slip)

Clonidine

(Denotation: antihypertensive drug)

Close

(Denotation: shut, confine)

Clot

(Denotation: lump, mass)

Clot(e) [Clote, Clot]

(Denotation: lump, mass, clod)

Cloth

(Denotation: woven fabric, felted material, covering)

Clothe

(Denotation: adorn or cover with cloth)

Cloud

(Denotation: lump, mass)

Clove

(Denotation: dried tropical flowerbud used as a spice)

Clove

(Denotation: part of larger bulb)

Clove

(Denotation: simple past of Cleave)

Clown

(Denotation: man of rustic or coarse manners, boor, peasant)

Clump

(Denotation: lump, cluster, small group)

Clung

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Cling)

Cluster

(Denotation: group, bunch, compact body or mass)

Clutter

(Denotation: heap, crowd together)

Cneme

(Denotation: leg, shin, tibia, calve, wheelspoke)

Cnemid

(Denotation: leg, shin, tibia, calve, wheelspoke)

Coach

(Denotation: carriage, conveyance)

Coact

(Denotation: compel, constrain, force)

Coal

(Denotation: carbon-based rock burned as fuel, piece of wood or other combustible substance)

Coast

(Denotation: side, rib, flank, edge, shore, boundary)

Coat

(Denotation: outer covering)

Cob

(Denotation: heap, lump, rounded object, head)

Coca

(Denotation: four cultivated plants native to western South America containing alkaloids including cocaine)

Coca

(Denotation: pastry)

Coccydynia

(Denotation: pain in the coccyx)

Coc(e) [Coce, Coc]

(Denotation: palm tree, grinning face, skull, head, kernel, seed)

Cock

(Denotation: male bird, fellow, man, chap, upright, alert)

Cocoa

(Denotation: dried and often powdered seeds of the cacao tree)

Cod

(Denotation: cold water sea fish)

Cod

(Denotation: bag, pouch, husk, pod)

Code

(Denotation: system of law, lawbook, book)

Coffee

(Denotation: tropical plant that produces beans containing caffeine)

Coffolate

(Denotation: hot drink made from coffee and chocolate or cocoa)

Cog

(Denotation: toothed wheel)

Coign

(Denotation: cornerstone, arch keystone, wedge-shaped piece)

Coil

(Denotation: wind, gather into rings)

Coin

(Denotation: wedge, stamp, thing stamped, metal currency)

Coir

(Denotation: rope, cord, string, twine, cable)

Coke

(Denotation: residue from roasting coal used as fuel)

Coke

(Denotation: cocaine)

Coke

(Denotation: soda from American Coca-Cola company originally make with coca and cola)

Cola

(Denotation: small evergreen trees containing caffeine, native to west Africa)

Cold

(Denotation: not warm, low temperative, chilly)

Colo(u)r [Color, Colour]

(Denotation: complexion, appearance, hue, covering)

Colt

(Denotation: young horse, young ass)

Column

(Denotation: pillar, vertical support)

Colusa

(Denotation: place name in the modern Sacramento Valley region of California)

Comb

(Denotation: toothed implement, interlocking structure)

Combat(e) [Combate, Combat]

(Denotation: battle, fight, struggle)

Come

(Denotation: move nearer, arrive, appear)

Comedone

(Denotation: clogged hair follicle in the skin formed by keratin combining with oil)

Common

(Denotation: belonging to all, general, of a public nature or character)

Communitarian

(Denotation: considering the community to be of central importance)

Con

(Denotation: against, disadvantage)

Con

(Denotation: convict)

Con

(Denotation: fraud, trick, deception)

Conch

(Denotation: shell, shellfish, mollusk, mussel, cockle)

Condyle

(Denotation: knuckle, knot, bony knob, swelling)

Cone

(Denotation: solid shape formed by rotating a triangle around one side as an axis)

Conrod

(Denotation: connecting rod)

Consult

(Denotation: seek the opinion or advice of, reflect upon, deliberate over)

Contessa

(Denotation: Italian countess)

Contra

(Denotation: against, in opposition, otherwise, in return, corresponding)

Contre

(Denotation: against, in opposition, otherwise)

Coo

(Denotation: murmuring sound)

Cook

(Denotation: prepare food)

Cool

(Denotation: not cold, tranquil, calm)

Coop

(Denotation: small cage, basket, cask)

Cop

(Denotation: seize, catch, capture, obtain)

Cop

(Denotation: police officer)

Cop

(Denotation: spider)

Cop

(Denotation: ball, round object, dome)

Cope

(Denotation: deal with effectively, quarrel, come to blows)

Copper

(Denotation: reddish-brown metalic element)

Copy

(Denotation: abundance, ample supply, profusion, plenty)

Coque

(Denotation: shell)

Cord

(Denotation: string, stretched line)

Corduroy

(Denotation: thick cotton fabric with a corded or ridged surface)

Core

(Denotation: middle, heart, pith)

Cork

(Denotation: elastic outer bark of some species of oak trees)

Cork

(Denotation: spinning motion)

Cork

(Denotation: bog, marsh, swamp)

Corm

(Denotation: tree trunk without branches)

Corn

(Denotation: grain, seed, cereal crop)

Corn

(Denotation: horn, callus)

Corner

(Denotation: intersection, angle)

Cornu

(Denotation: horn)

Corporal

(Denotation: lowest noncommissioned officer, head, leader)

Corps

(Denotation: organized group or body)

Corpse

(Denotation: dead body)

Corridor

(Denotation: continuous path)

Cortisone

(Denotation: corticosteroid hormone involved in metabolism and produced by the adrenal glands)

Corundum

(Denotation: extremely hard mineral of crystalline aluminum oxide)

Cos

(Denotation: lettuce, romaine lettuce)

Cot

(Denotation: small bed)

Cot

(Denotation: hut, small house, enclosure)

Cote

(Denotation: hut, small house, enclosure)

Coturn

(Denotation: quail)

Cotyl(e) [Cotyle, Cotyl]

(Denotation: small vessel, cup, socket, hollow)

Cotyledon

(Denotation: cup-shaped cavity)

Cough

(Denotation: push air from the lungs)

Could

(Denotation: modal verb indicating ability, permission, know)

Coulomb

(Denotation: unit of electric charge)

Coulomet(e)r [Coulometer, Coulometr]

(Denotation: device for measuring the amount of substance released during electrolysis)

Coulter

(Denotation: knife, razor)

Council

(Denotation: assembly, meeting, calling together)

Counsel

(Denotation: advice, plan, opinion)

Count

(Denotation: add up, tell a story)

Count

(Denotation: title of nobility)

Counter

(Denotation: against, in opposition, contrary, in return, corresponding)

Country

(Denotation: land opposite, geographical area, region, district, sovereign state, rural area)

Couple

(Denotation: pair, two of the same, connection)

Courage

(Denotation: heart)

Course

(Denotation: run, race, forward movement)

Cousin

(Denotation: blood relative more remote than a sibling)

Cove

(Denotation: den, cave, hollow nook, small chamber, cell)

Coven

(Denotation: group, assembly, coming together)

Cover

(Denotation: protect, conceal, bury)

Covert

(Denotation: covered, hidden, private, secret, concealed)

Covey

(Denotation: brood or flock of partridges and other similar birds)

Cow

(Denotation: female bovine animal)

Cox

(Denotation: helmsman in charge of a crew, boat steerer and coordinator)

Coy

(Denotation: quiet, modest, demure)

Crab

(Denotation: crustacean with five pairs of legs)

Crab

(Denotation: wild apple)

Crack

(Denotation: burst, split open, sharp noise, abrupt sound)

Craft

(Denotation: work, power, physical strength, might)

Cranch

(Denotation: crush, grind)

Crank

(Denotation: bent, crooked, twisted, distorted)

Crap

(Denotation: game of chance played with dice)

Crape

(Denotation: ruff, ruffle, frill, curled, wrinkled)

Crapola

(Denotation: items of poor quality or little value, sick feeling)

Crap(p) [Crap, Crapp]

(Denotation: chaff, rubbish, trash, excrement, anything discarded or cast off, poor quality)

Crapplet

(Denotation: applet of poor quality)

Crapplication

(Denotation: application of poor quality)

Crappuccino

(Denotation: cappuccino of poor quality)

Crash

(Denotation: break into pieces, loud clattering sound)

Crass

(Denotation: dense, thick, solid, fat, gross, plump, concentrated)

Cratch

(Denotation: scratch)

Cratch

(Denotation: crib, manger)

Crate

(Denotation: large box)

Craton

(Denotation: stable portion of the continental crust)

Craunch

(Denotation: crush, grind)

Creche

(Denotation: crib, manger)

Creed

(Denotation: believed, accepted doctrine)

Creep

(Denotation: move slowly and carefully, crawl)

Crepe

(Denotation: ruff, ruffle, frill, curled, wrinkled)

Crept

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Creep)

Crepuscule

(Denotation: twilight, dusk, darkness, doubt)

Cress

(Denotation: edible cruciferous plant with a moderately pungent taste)

Crib

(Denotation: bed, manger, stall)

Crimson

(Denotation: deep red color)

Croak

(Denotation: harsh throaty sound)

Crop

(Denotation: plant grown for an economic purpose, top or head of a plant, craw of a bird, protuberance)

Cross

(Denotation: geometric shape consisting of two straight bisecting lines, intersect, transverse)

Croton

(Denotation: tick)

Crouch

(Denotation: bend down, stoop low)

Crouton

(Denotation: small piece of toasted bread)

Crow

(Denotation: black bird with a strong conical beak and harsh call)

Crown

(Denotation: wreath, diadem, royal headdress, top)

Cru

(Denotation: vineyard or group of vineyards in France)

Cruft

(Denotation: rubbage, unwanted and unnecessary stuff)

Cruise

(Denotation: cross, move across)

Crum

(Denotation: crumb, fragment, small piece)

Crumb

(Denotation: fragment, small piece)

Crump

(Denotation: bent, stooped, crooked)

Crump

(Denotation: crunch, explode)

Crunch

(Denotation: crush, grind)

Crunk

(Denotation: harsh cry)

Crunk

(Denotation: style of American hip-hop, energetically crazy and intoxicated)

Crunk

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Crank)

Crura

(Denotation: plural of Crus)

Crus

(Denotation: leg)

Crusade

(Denotation: grand effort, religiously-endorsed military expedition)

Crust

(Denotation: hard outer surface or boundary)

Crux

(Denotation: cross)

Cry

(Denotation: shed tears, weep, shout, yell)

Cryo

(Denotation: cryogenic, cryopreservation)

Crypt

(Denotation: secret, hidden, vault)

Crystal

(Denotation: clear, transparent crust)

Cub

(Denotation: young animal)

Cub

(Denotation: stall, pen, coop)

Cube

(Denotation: regular geometric body with six square faces)

Cud

(Denotation: portion of food regurgitated into the mouth by ruminating animals)

Cue

(Denotation: signal when)

Cue

(Denotation: line, tail)

Cuerda

(Denotation: unit of land area, string, stretched line)

Cul(l) [Cull, Cul]

(Denotation: gather, collect, pick, select)

Cull

(Denotation: fool, simpleton, gullible person)

Cullion

(Denotation: sack, scrotum, fool, simpleton, gullible person)

Cully

(Denotation: fool, simpleton, gullible person)

Cult

(Denotation: till, tend, nurture, care, worship, honor)

Cultivar

(Denotation: cultivated variety of a plant species or hybrid of two species)

Cup

(Denotation: small concave vessel)

Cure

(Denotation: care, heed, concern, trouble, thought, heal, healing)

Curl

(Denotation: turn, bend, curved form)

Curt

(Denotation: shortened)

Curtail

(Denotation: restrict, limit, make short)

Curve

(Denotation: bent, crooked)

Cut

(Denotation: incise, divide with a sharp instrument, gash, intersect)

Cute

(Denotation: adorable, pretty, clever, sharp, smart)

Cyan

(Denotation: secondary color between green and blue)

Cyber

(Denotation: internet)

Cycl(e) [Cycle, Cycl]

(Denotation: circle, wheel, ring, circular motion, repeated interval)

Cyclone

(Denotation: storm with winds rotating around a center of low atmospheric pressure)

Cylind(e)r [Cylinder, Cylindr]

(Denotation: roll, roller, solid figure with circular ends joined by flat curved surface)

Cyrene

(Denotation: Thessalian princess and huntress demigod, former city in North Africa)

Cyst

(Denotation: anatomical sac)

Cystal(l) [Crystal, Crystall]

(Denotation: ice, clear ice, forst)

Cyte

(Denotation: cell, hollow, vessel)

Dab

(Denotation: strike, tap, slap, small mass, expert)

Dactyl

(Denotation: digit, finger, toe)

Dad

(Denotation: father, papa)

D(a)eme [Deme, Daeme]

(Denotation: spirit, divine power, lesser god)

Daff

(Denotation: fool, idiot, stupid)

Daft

(Denotation: dull, awkward, uncouth, boorish, mild, gentle)

Dag

(Denotation: hanging end or shred)

Dag

(Denotation: skewer, dagger)

Dagger

(Denotation: short edged or pointed weapon)

Dah

(Denotation: short heavy sword, knife)

Dah

(Denotation: dash in radio and telegraph Morse code)

Dahl

(Denotation: surname and place name)

Dai

(Denotation: ethnolinguistic group of modern mainland Southeast Asia and South China)

Daily

(Denotation: every day, each day, day by day)

Daim

(Denotation: spirit, divine power, lesser god)

Dainty

(Denotation: worthy, elegant, delicately small)

Dais

(Denotation: table, platform, flat surface)

Dak

(Denotation: mail, post)

Dak

(Denotation: underwear, pants)

Daks

(Denotation: underwear, pants)

Dal

(Denotation: legumes such as peas, beans, and lentils)

Dale

(Denotation: vale, valley, gorge)

Dally

(Denotation: waste time, dawdle, delay)

Dally

(Denotation: wind rope around a saddle horn)

Dalton

(Denotation: atomic mass unit)

Dam

(Denotation: structure across flowing water that obstructs the flow, water reservoir)

Dam

(Denotation: female animal parent)

Dame

(Denotation: noble lady, female honorific title)

Dance

(Denotation: move the body or feet rhythmically to music)

Dandelion

(Denotation: plant with yellow flower heads and notched leaves)

Dank

(Denotation: wet, damp, dampness, moisture)

Dap

(Denotation: dip lightly or quickly, skip, bounce)

Dap

(Denotation: fistbump greeting)

Dapsone

(Denotation: diaminophenylsulfone, bacteriostatic antimicrobial agent for treating leprosy and a chronic form of dermatitis)

Dare

(Denotation: have courage, be bold enough, challenge)

Dark

(Denotation: without light, not bright, gloomy, obscure)

Dash

(Denotation: move suddenly and violently, strike, splash, spatter)

Dash

(Denotation: dashboard)

Daub

(Denotation: plaster, whitewash, cover with clay)

Daubenton

(Denotation: related to animals named after Louis-Jean-Marie Daubenton)

Daught(e)r [Daughter, Daughtr]

(Denotation: female child)

Daunt

(Denotation: fear, doubt, constrain, discourage, intimidate, overwhelm)

Daw

(Denotation: small crow)

Daw

(Denotation: dawn, wake up, daunt)

Dawn

(Denotation: time between darkness and sunrise)

Day

(Denotation: twenty-four-hour time period, single rotation of a planet)

Daz(e) [Daze, Daz]

(Denotation: stun, shock, confusion)

Dead

(Denotation: no longer living, deceased, unalived)

Deaf

(Denotation: unable to hear)

Deal

(Denotation: part, share, portion)

Deal

(Denotation: plank, board)

Dear

(Denotation: of great value or excellence, expensive, beloved)

Death

(Denotation: cessation of life, act of dying)

Debenture

(Denotation: certificate of debt)

Debt

(Denotation: one who owes, that which is owed)

Decaf

(Denotation: decaffeinated)

Decal

(Denotation: design transferred to another surface, sticker)

Dedo

(Denotation: digit, finger)

Deem

(Denotation: judge, decide, decree, think, consider, condemn)

Deep

(Denotation: far in extent, especially downwards)

Deer

(Denotation: animal)

Def

(Denotation: definition)

Def

(Denotation: definitive, definitely)

Defile

(Denotation: make dirty, befoul, pollute)

Degree

(Denotation: step, stair, stage, position, rank)

Deign

(Denotation: consider worthy)

Del

(Denotation: mathematical symbol ∇ and ∂)

Dell

(Denotation: small dale, valley, hollow)

Dell

(Denotation: wench, young girl of the vagrant class)

Dem(e) [Deme, Dem]

(Denotation: people, common people, district)

Den

(Denotation: small cavern, hollow place, shelter, lair, private chamber)

Denglish

(Denotation: German language with English vocabulary)

Dense

(Denotation: thick, compact)

Dent

(Denotation: shallow deformation, hollow mark, strike, blow)

Deny

(Denotation: say no)

Depot

(Denotation: warehouse, storehouse)

Depth

(Denotation: deep)

Derm

(Denotation: skin)

Dervish

(Denotation: wandering mystic practicing voluntary poverty in devotion to God)

Desk

(Denotation: table, flat surface)

Despot

(Denotation: tyrant, absolute ruler, lord, master, owner)

Deutsch

(Denotation: German)

Dev

(Denotation: development, developer)

Dev

(Denotation: device)

Dew

(Denotation: condensed moisture)

Dex

(Denotation: order or factor of ten)

Dext(e)r [Dexter, Dextr]

(Denotation: right)

Dey

(Denotation: dairymaid)

Dey

(Denotation: ruler of the Regency of Algiers under the Ottoman Empire)

Dib

(Denotation: dab, touch lightly, peck at)

Dibs

(Denotation: interjection to express a claim)

Dick

(Denotation: related to minerals described by Dick)

Did

(Denotation: simple past of Do)

Die

(Denotation: stop living, stop working, unalive)

Die

(Denotation: device, mold, cubical part of pedestal, small cube used in gaming)

Dif(f) [Dif, Diff]

(Denotation: different, difference, differential, not the same)

Diff

(Denotation: difficult, difficulty)

Dig

(Denotation: make a hole, take from the ground, excavate)

Digit

(Denotation: finger, two, fingerbreadth, number)

Digoxin

(Denotation: digitalis lanata)

Dim

(Denotation: dark, gloomy, not bright, sad, unhappy)

Dimble

(Denotation: ravine, deep hollow, shady valley, dell)

Dime

(Denotation: ten cents, tenth)

Dimple

(Denotation: depression, indentation)

Din

(Denotation: prolonged loud noise, cacophony)

Dine

(Denotation: eat, have a meal)

Dingle

(Denotation: ravine, deep hollow, shady valley, dell)

Dinner

(Denotation: main meal)

Dip

(Denotation: plunge or immerse temporarily in water)

Diram

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Dirham

(Denotation: unit of currency, unit of weight)

Dirhem

(Denotation: unit of weight, unit of currency)

Dirt

(Denotation: mud, soil, earth, dung, excrement, filthy substance)

Dis

(Denotation: alternate spelling of diss)

Disc

(Denotation: flat circular plate)

Disciple

(Denotation: scholar, learner, pupil, follower)

Disco

(Denotation: discotheque, nightclub for dancing)

Discotheque

(Denotation: nightclub for dancing)

Disgrossting

(Denotation: gross and disgusting)

Dish

(Denotation: plate, bowl, platter, vessel for serving food, flat circular surface)

Disk

(Denotation: flat circular plate)

Display

(Denotation: unfold, spread out, unfurl, scatter)

Diss

(Denotation: disrespect)

Distraught

(Denotation: distracted, frantic, deranged)

Dit

(Denotation: stop up, block, close)

Dit

(Denotation: dot in radio and telegraph Morse code)

Ditto

(Denotation: that which was stated before, the aforesaid, same as above)

Div

(Denotation: division, divide, dividend, slip, separate, part)

Div

(Denotation: divergence, kind of differential operator)

Dive

(Denotation: descend, plunge, dip, submerge)

Divitis

(Denotation: practice of authoring web-page code with many div elements in place of meaningful semantic HTML elements)

Do

(Denotation: make, cause, perform, carry out, execute)

Do

(Denotation: hairdo)

Dob

(Denotation: tattle, inform against, betray)

Dob

(Denotation: small amount, lump, blob)

Dob

(Denotation: do our best)

Doc

(Denotation: doctor)

Doc

(Denotation: doctorate)

Doc

(Denotation: document)

Doc

(Denotation: documentary)

Dock

(Denotation: berth, structure for loading, wharf)

Dock

(Denotation: cut short, curtail, fleshy part of tail)

Dock

(Denotation: coarse weedy plants with small green flowers related to buckwheat)

Dock

(Denotation: where accused sits in courtroom)

Docket

(Denotation: summary, brief digest)

Dodge

(Denotation: shift, evade, move to and fro)

Doe

(Denotation: female animal of some species such as deer, rabbit, hare, squirrel, and kangaroo)

Dof

(Denotation: stupid, thick)

Doff

(Denotation: remove)

Dog

(Denotation: canine, quadruped mammal)

Doge

(Denotation: chief magistrate, leader, ruler, commander)

Doge

(Denotation: doggy)

Doitsu

(Denotation: Germany)

Dol

(Denotation: unit of measurement of pain)

Dole

(Denotation: part, share, portion)

Dole

(Denotation: grief, sorrow)

Dollar

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Dollop

(Denotation: glob, lump, small mass)

Dolphin

(Denotation: carnivorous aquatic mammal)

Dom

(Denotation: male honorific title)

Dom

(Denotation: dominant, dominate)

Dom(e) [Dome, Dom]

(Denotation: house, home, dwelling place, inhabitation)

Domicile

(Denotation: house, home, dwelling place)

Domine

(Denotation: master, possessor, ruler, lord, proprietor, owner)

Dominie

(Denotation: schoolmaster, teacher, pastor)

Dompt

(Denotation: tame, subdue, suppress)

Don

(Denotation: put on)

Don

(Denotation: male honorific title)

Donna

(Denotation: noble lady, female honorific title)

Donut

(Denotation: deep-fried nut-sized dough)

Doom

(Denotation: judgement, justice, decree)

Door

(Denotation: movable barrier, portal of entry, gate)

Dop

(Denotation: dip, dive, diving bird, plunge, fail)

Dopamine

(Denotation: decarboxylated form of dopa that functions as a neurotransmitter and precursor)

Dorama

(Denotation: Japanese TV drama)

Dor(e)

(Denotation: humming or buzzing flying insect)

Dorf

(Denotation: village, small town)

Dorm

(Denotation: clip of dormitory)

Dormouse

(Denotation: species of mostly European rodents, someone who falls asleep readily as if in hibernation)

Dorp

(Denotation: village, small town)

Dose

(Denotation: give, giving)

Dot

(Denotation: point, speck, spot)

Double

(Denotation: twice, twofold)

Doubt

(Denotation: have to choose between two things, be of two minds)

Douce

(Denotation: sweet, pleasant)

Doufu

(Denotation: tofu)

Dough

(Denotation: maleable mass of moistened flour for baking)

Doux

(Denotation: sweet, pleasant)

Dove

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Dive)

Dove

(Denotation: pigeon-like bird)

Dow

(Denotation: provide income, gift, endowment, talent)

Dow

(Denotation: be worth, thrive, prosper)

Dowf

(Denotation: dull, flat, hollow, deaf)

Down

(Denotation: not up, conclusion, opposite side)

Down

(Denotation: hill, dune)

Down

(Denotation: fluffy immature feathers)

Doy

(Denotation: obviously, duh)

Dozen

(Denotation: twelve, two and ten)

Dram

(Denotation: handful, unit of weight, unit of currency)

Drank

(Denotation: simple past of Drink)

Draw

(Denotation: drag, pull, attract, entice, lure, lead, move, travel)

Drawl

(Denotation: speak in a dragged out way, move slowly and heavily)

Dread

(Denotation: fear, apprehension)

Dream

(Denotation: noise, joy)

Drench

(Denotation: submerge, soak, saturate)

Dress

(Denotation: put on, prepare, put in order, arrange, make straight, direct, straighten)

Drew

(Denotation: simple past of Drew)

Drift

(Denotation: movement, act of driving)

Drink

(Denotation: consume liquid, beverage, swallow)

Drip

(Denotation: fall in drops)

Drive

(Denotation: force, move, compel, herd, lead)

Drone

(Denotation: roar, bellow, tone, hum, buzz, male bee)

Droop

(Denotation: hang down, drip, drop)

Drop

(Denotation: small quantity of liquid, least amount, dripping of liquid)

Dross

(Denotation: dregs, sediment, waste, impure matter)

Drought

(Denotation: continuous dry weather, time without precipitation)

Drove

(Denotation: simple past of Drive)

Drunk

(Denotation: past participle of Drink)

Dry

(Denotation: not wet, parched, withered, free from moisture or liquid)

Du

(Denotation: of the)

Dub

(Denotation: confer knighthood, name, entitle, call)

Dub

(Denotation: add or alter sound on film)

Dubu

(Denotation: tofu)

Duc

(Denotation: duke, leader, rule, commander)

Duces

(Denotation: plural of Dux)

Duck

(Denotation: dip, dive, plunge, submerge)

Duck

(Denotation: tightly-woven fabric)

Duct

(Denotation: guide, lead, course, channel, vessel)

Dud

(Denotation: useless thing or person, counterfeit thing, raggedy clothes)

Dudgeon

(Denotation: anger, resentment, haughty indignation)

Dudgeon

(Denotation: wood used especially in knife handles)

Du(e) [Due, Du]

(Denotation: owe)

Dug

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Dig)

Duh

(Denotation: disdainful interjection)

Duke

(Denotation: leader, rule, commander)

Dumble

(Denotation: ravine, deep hollow, shady valley, dell)

Dun

(Denotation: brownish gray color, dingy color)

Dun

(Denotation: insist on payment of debt, debt collector)

Dun

(Denotation: ancient or medieval fortification)

Dunder

(Denotation: loud noise)

Dunder

(Denotation: dregs, distillery effluent, overflow)

Dunder

(Denotation: double underscore)

Dun(e) [Dune, Dun]

(Denotation: hill)

Dunglish

(Denotation: English language with Dutch influences)

Dup

(Denotation: open)

Durst

(Denotation: simple past of Dare)

Dusk

(Denotation: time between sunset and darkness, tending to darkness)

Dust

(Denotation: fine particles, dry earth reduced to fine powder)

Dutch

(Denotation: pertaining to the Netherlands, German, Low German non-Scandinavian continental Germanic)

Dutch

(Denotation: wife)

Dux

(Denotation: leader, ruler, commander)

Dwarf

(Denotation: very short, much below ordinary stature, mythological creature of of subhuman size)

Dyb

(Denotation: do your best)

Dye

(Denotation: color, hue)

Dynamo

(Denotation: dynamoelectric)

Dyne

(Denotation: unit of force)

Each

(Denotation: all, every, any)

Eagle

(Denotation: large carnivorous or sarcophagous diurnal raptor)

Ean

(Denotation: yean, bring forth young)

Ear

(Denotation: hearing organ)

Earl

(Denotation: nobleman, leader, chief)

Earn

(Denotation: gain, receive, achieve)

Earnest

(Denotation: serious, grave)

Earnest

(Denotation: money paid in advance as a deposit, pledge, guarantee)

Earth

(Denotation: soil, ground, land, world)

Ease

(Denotation: ability, comfort, relief)

East

(Denotation: direction with south on the right and left on the left)

Eat

(Denotation: consume food)

Ea(u) [Eau, Ea]

(Denotation: running water, watercourse, river, stream)

Eau

(Denotation: water)

Ebb

(Denotation: low tide, shallow)

Echo

(Denotation: sound repeated by reflection)

Eco

(Denotation: ecological)

Eco

(Denotation: economy)

Eco

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Ecumene

(Denotation: house, dwelling place, habitation)

Edge

(Denotation: corner, point, boundary)

Edh

(Denotation: letter representing the voiced dental fricative (capital Ð, small ð))

Eek

(Denotation: interjection of fear or surprise)

Eel

(Denotation: elongated freshwater fish that resemble snakes)

Eff

(Denotation: swear word fuck)

Eft

(Denotation: newt)

Eft

(Denotation: again, after)

Egg

(Denotation: female reproductive cell, spherical or ellipsoidal shape)

Eggcorn

(Denotation: word or phrase altered in a seemingly logical or plausible way for another word or phrase)

Eggel

(Denotation: bagel sandwich with an egg filling)

Ego

(Denotation: I)

Egypt

(Denotation: modern country in North Africa and West Asia)

Eigh(t) [Eight, Eigh]

(Denotation: whole number between seven and nine)

Either

(Denotation: each of two, both)

Eke

(Denotation: increase, lengthen, addition, enlargement)

Eke

(Denotation: also)

Elaine

(Denotation: female given name)

Eland

(Denotation: large South African antelope)

Elbow

(Denotation: bend of the arm, arm joint)

Elder

(Denotation: small tree with edible purple berries)

Elephant

(Denotation: large mammal with a trunk native to Africa and Asia, ivory)

Eleven

(Denotation: whole number between ten and twelve)

Elf

(Denotation: race of powerful supernatural beings or spirits in Germanic folklore)

Elixir

(Denotation: philosopher’s stone, powder for drying wounds)

Elk

(Denotation: large species of deer)

Ell

(Denotation: unit of length)

El(l) [Ell, El]

(Denotation: letter L)

Ellada

(Denotation: Greece)

Elm

(Denotation: large deciduous tree)

Else

(Denotation: other, different)

Elve

(Denotation: allmorph of Elf)

Elve

(Denotation: rapidly expanding disk-shaped region of red luminosity that occurs high above energetic cloud-to-ground lightning)

Em

(Denotation: interjection of hesitancy or uncertainty)

Embargo

(Denotation: restrain, impede, arrest, seizure)

Embarrass

(Denotation: humiliate, perplex, block, impede)

Emmet

(Denotation: ant)

Emo

(Denotation: emotional)

Emu

(Denotation: large flightless bird native to Australia)

Emu

(Denotation: electromagnetic unit)

Emu

(Denotation: emulator)

En

(Denotation: letter N)

En

(Denotation: in, on, as, near, at, into, within)

Enchyma

(Denotation: infusion)

End

(Denotation: conclusion, finish, boundary, terminal point)

Endeavor

(Denotation: make an effort)

Enemy

(Denotation: adversary, foe, unfriend)

Eng

(Denotation: narrow)

Eng

(Denotation: name of the Latin-script letter Ŋ/ŋ created as a ligature of lowercase n and g)

Engine

(Denotation: that which produces, machine)

Enginerd

(Denotation: nerdy engineer or engineering student, engine nerd)

Engleutsch

(Denotation: Denglish, German language with English vocabulary)

Enough

(Denotation: sufficient)

Ens

(Denotation: entity, being, existing thing)

Ent(e)r [Enter, Entr]

(Denotation: go in)

Entia

(Denotation: plural of Ens)

Entrail

(Denotation: gut, intestine)

Enyl

(Denotation: any univalent radical derived from an alkene)

Epee

(Denotation: sword with a bowl-shaped guard)

Epsicle

(Denotation: frozen sugary drink with a stick)

Equip(e) [Equip, Equipe]

(Denotation: supply, fit out)

Era

(Denotation: time period)

Er(e) [Ere, Er]

(Denotation: before, sooner, at a previous time)

Erf

(Denotation: heritage, bequest, inheritance, property, plot of land)

Erg

(Denotation: large desert region of sand dunes with little or no vegetation)

Ergot

(Denotation: parasitic grass fungus)

Erk

(Denotation: interjection of revulsion, disgust, anxiety)

Erk

(Denotation: lowest ranch member of the Royal Air Force)

Erm

(Denotation: interjection of hesitancy or uncertainty)

Ern

(Denotation: run, move quickly, flow)

Err

(Denotation: wander, rove, stray, roam, mistake)

Escape

(Denotation: free oneself)

Escargot

(Denotation: edible snail)

Escarp

(Denotation: steep slope)

Eschew

(Denotation: turn aside)

Ess

(Denotation: letter S, S-shaped)

Essay

(Denotation: trial, attempt, endeavor, proof, composition)

Est(e) [Est, Este]

(Denotation: grace, favor, affection)

Esteem

(Denotation: value, appraise)

Ester

(Denotation: compound formed by the condensation of alcohol and acid that contains the functional group carbon-oxygen double bond joined via carbon to another oxygen atom)

Estrade

(Denotation: platform, podium)

Estrange

(Denotation: treat as a stranger, alienate, cut off relations)

Estray

(Denotation: wander, roam)

Etafedrine

(Denotation: ethylephedrine, medication used as a bronchodilator)

Eth

(Denotation: letter representing the voiced dental fricative (capital Ð, small ð))

Etym

(Denotation: etymon, etymology)

Euro

(Denotation: currency unit of the European Monetary Union)

Europe

(Denotation: continent located west of Asia, north of Africa, and east of the Atlantic Ocean)

Eve

(Denotation: evening, time between sunset and darkness)

Even

(Denotation: level, equal, like)

Even

(Denotation: end of the day)

Ever

(Denotation: always, frequently, at any time)

Ewe

(Denotation: female sheep)

Example

(Denotation: sample, pattern, specimen, copy, what is taken out)

Exert

(Denotation: push out)

Expatiate

(Denotation: walk about, wander, roam)

Expect

(Denotation: wait, anticipate, look out for)

Expire

(Denotation: come to an end, die, elapse)

Exploit

(Denotation: income, profit, action, advantage, use)

Extern

(Denotation: on the outside)

Extinct

(Denotation: extinguished, quenched, put out, dead)

Extirp

(Denotation: uproot, root out, eradicate)

Extra

(Denotation: outside, except, beyond)

Exude

(Denotation: discharge, sweat out)

Exult

(Denotation: leap out, jump up, rejoice, triumph)

Eye

(Denotation: organ of the visual system, aperture, hole)

Eyelet

(Denotation: small hole)

Eyrie

(Denotation: nest of a bird of prey, high and remote but commanding place)

Fab

(Denotation: fabulous)

Fab

(Denotation: fabricate)

Face

(Denotation: front, likeness, image, look, appearance)

Fact

(Denotation: make, do, create)

Fad

(Denotation: hobby, pet project)

Fadge

(Denotation: bread loaf, bundle)

Fae

(Denotation: fairy)

Faer

(Denotation: third person singular gender neutral object pronoun and third person singular gender neutral determiner)

Faex

(Denotation: sediment, dregs, scum)

Faff

(Denotation: fuss, waste time, dither, be ineffectual)

Fa(h) [Fa, Fah]

(Denotation: fourth note of the Guidonian musical scale)

Fahrenheit

(Denotation: scale of temperature on which water freezes at 32° and boils at 212° under standard conditions)

Faience

(Denotation: fine glazed pottery or earthenware)

Fail

(Denotation: unsuccessful, cease, end, deceive, disappoint, neglect)

Failure

(Denotation: unsuccessfulness, deficiency, termination, breakdown)

Fain

(Denotation: happy, joyful, enjoyable, pleasing)

Fainaigue

(Denotation: renege, evade work, shirk responsibility, obtain by trickery)

Fair

(Denotation: beautiful, pretty, pleasing, attractive, morally good, just)

Fairy

(Denotation: mythological creatures with magical powers, realm of such creatures)

Falcon

(Denotation: predatory bird)

Fall

(Denotation: move downwards, drop, plummet, )

Fals

(Denotation: Medieval copper coin, moneybag)

False

(Denotation: untrue, incorrect, counterfeit, fraudulent, mistaken, wrong)

Fam

(Denotation: family)

Family

(Denotation: household)

Fan

(Denotation: move air, ventilate, separate grain and chaff)

Fan

(Denotation: devotee, admirer, aficionado, supporter, person fond of something or someone)

Fan

(Denotation: unit of length)

Fancy

(Denotation: imagination, image, representation, whim, love, attachment, inclination, liking, not plain, elegant, ornamental)

Fane

(Denotation: cloth, banner)

Fane

(Denotation: temple, sacred place)

Fantabulous

(Denotation: both fantastic and fabulous)

Fantom

(Denotation: appearance, image, apparition, specter)

Fap

(Denotation: drunk, intoxicated)

Fap

(Denotation: masterbate)

Far

(Denotation: distant, remote, not near)

Far

(Denotation: emmer wheat, type of hulled wheat)

Farad

(Denotation: unit of electrical capacitance)

Farang

(Denotation: foreigner, Westerner)

Fardel

(Denotation: fourth part, quarter)

Fare

(Denotation: journey, travel)

Farm

(Denotation: cultivated land, provision, revenue, produce)

Fars

(Denotation: province of Iran)

Fart

(Denotation: emit digestive gas from the anus, flatulate)

Farther

(Denotation: comparative of Far)

Farthest

(Denotation: superlative of Far)

Fas

(Denotation: border, fringe, worthless thing)

Fast

(Denotation: quick, rapid, firmly, strongly, vigorously; abstain, keep firm control of oneself; firm, secure, fixed, constant, strong)

Fat

(Denotation: (1) plump, not thin, think, bulbous, rotund, bountiful; (2) animal tissue with high lipid content)

Fat

(Denotation: vat, vessel, jar, cup)

Father

(Denotation: male parent)

Fault

(Denotation: deficiency, failure, mistake, error, shortcoming, opening, gap, fracture)

Faun

(Denotation: woodland creature)

Faux

(Denotation: false)

Fav(e) [Fave, Fav]

(Denotation: favorite)

Fawn

(Denotation: young deer, baby animal)

Fawn

(Denotation: rejoice, be glad, exult, applaud)

Fax

(Denotation: facsimile)

Fax

(Denotation: hair on the head)

Fay

(Denotation: fairy)

Fay

(Denotation: join, unite, fit)

Fay

(Denotation: cleanse, scour, clear a path)

Feal

(Denotation: faith, loyalty)

Fear

(Denotation: calamity, sudden danger, peril, sudden attack, terrible sight)

Feast

(Denotation: holiday, festival, large meal)

Feat

(Denotation: thing done, accomplishment, action, deed)

Feather

(Denotation: epidermal growths on birds)

Fed

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Feed)

Fee

(Denotation: cattle, livestock, property, wealth, money, payment, tribute)

Feed

(Denotation: nourish, give food to, sustain, foster)

Feel

(Denotation: touch, sense, think)

Feet

(Denotation: plural of foot)

Feg

(Denotation: piece, segment)

Feh

(Denotation: interjection of disgust or contempt)

Feign

(Denotation: pretend)

Fell

(Denotation: simple past of Fall)

Fell

(Denotation: cause to fall, cut down, strike down, destroy, defeat)

Fell

(Denotation: hide, skin, pelt)

Fell

(Denotation: rock, hill, mountain)

Fell

(Denotation: cruel, strong, fierce, terrible)

Felon

(Denotation: evil-doer)

Felt

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Feel)

Fem

(Denotation: feminine, effeminate, femme)

Female

(Denotation: woman, girl, sex that produces eggs)

Feme

(Denotation: woman)

Femme

(Denotation: woman)

Femora

(Denotation: plural of Femur)

Femur

(Denotation: thigh)

Fen

(Denotation: wetland, marsh, dirt, mud)

Fen

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Fence

(Denotation: barrier, enclosure, protection, resistance, fortification)

Fend

(Denotation: ward, guard, strike, hit, push)

Feoff

(Denotation: fief)

Fer

(Denotation: for, preposition denoting “towards, directed at, supporting, befitting, because of, so as to allow, in anticipation of”)

Fere

(Denotation: wild, savage, fierce, cruel)

Feringhee

(Denotation: foreigner, Westerner, Brit)

Fermi

(Denotation: physics base, unit of length)

Ferry

(Denotation: carry, convey, bring, transport, transfer)

Fescue

(Denotation: straw, stalk, stem, wire, stick)

Fest

(Denotation: feast, holiday, party, celebration)

Fester

(Denotation: putrefy, rot, decay, ulcerate, small sore discharging pus)

Fet

(Denotation: bring, fetch)

Feu

(Denotation: fief, possessions, goods)

Feu

(Denotation: fire)

Feud

(Denotation: fief, fee, estate, property)

Feud

(Denotation: fight, rivalry, enmity, hatred, hostility)

Few

(Denotation: not many, small amount)

Fey

(Denotation: fairy)

Fey

(Denotation: fated to die, doomed)

Fey

(Denotation: cleanse, scour, clear a path)

Fez

(Denotation: truncated cone felt hat named after Fez, Morocco which produced the crimson dye)

Fiasco

(Denotation: bottle, flask, debacle, failure)

Fib

(Denotation: lie)

Fib(e)r(e) [Fiber, Fibre]

(Denotation: filament, singular long piece)

Fid

(Denotation: pointed tool or pin used in ropework or to support weight on a ship)

Fiddle

(Denotation: stringed musical instrument, violin)

Fie

(Denotation: interjection of distaste, disgust, or outrage)

Fief

(Denotation: possession, holding, domain, payment)

Field

(Denotation: plain, pasture, open land, cultivated land, body)

Fierce

(Denotation: wild, ferocious)

Fi(e)r(e) [Fire, Fier]

(Denotation: burning, combustion, flame)

Fig

(Denotation: tree with small pear-shaped fruit)

Fig

(Denotation: fidget, move restlessly, rove about)

Fig

(Denotation: figure, calculate, dress up)

Fight

(Denotation: combat, strive, battle, quarrel)

Figure

(Denotation: shape, form)

Fike

(Denotation: feign, flatter, wheedle)

Fike

(Denotation: fidget, move restlessly, rove about)

Fil

(Denotation: Nordic dairy product similar to yogurt)

File

(Denotation: thread, string, fiber, cord, wick, texture, style, nature)

File

(Denotation: hand tool for cutting and shaping)

File

(Denotation: make foul, corrupt)

Fill

(Denotation: add, complete, replenish, satisfy)

Film

(Denotation: membrane, thin skin)

Fin

(Denotation: flattened appendage of marine animals)

Finagle

(Denotation: obtain by trickery or devious methods, cheat, swindle)

Find

(Denotation: come upon, discover, obtain)

Fir

(Denotation: pinaceous conifer trees)

Firangi

(Denotation: foreigner, Westerner, Brit)

Firm

(Denotation: stable, strong, powerful, steadfast, true)

First

(Denotation: chief, principal, original, number one)

Fish

(Denotation: cold-blooded vertebrate with gills for living in the water)

Fiss

(Denotation: cleave, break up, separate, divide, split, part)

Fistule

(Denotation: pipe, tube, hollow reed, ulcer, catheter)

Fit

(Denotation: suited, proper)

Fit

(Denotation: sudden attack, conflict)

Five

(Denotation: whole number between four and six)

Fix

(Denotation: permanent, unwavering, constant, immovable, fastened)

Fixt

(Denotation: permanent, securely fastened)

Fiz(z) [Fizz, Fiz]

(Denotation: hissing sound, rapid emission of bubbles)

Flab

(Denotation: fat)

Flacon

(Denotation: small stoppered glass bottle)

Flagon

(Denotation: large bottle or jug)

Flake

(Denotation: flat piece, particle)

Flame

(Denotation: fire, shine, flash, burn, light)

Flap

(Denotation: blow, slap, strike)

Flaperon

(Denotation: aircraft control surface that acts as both aileron and flap)

Flask

(Denotation: container, bottle, cask)

Flat

(Denotation: stretched out, prostrate, level, even, smooth)

Flat

(Denotation: dwelling, hall, house, floor, ground)

Flat

(Denotation: beat, strike, dash)

Flatter

(Denotation: compliment insincerely, deceive, stroke)

Flaunt

(Denotation: show off, display ostentatiously)

Flavo(u)r [Flavor, Flavour]

(Denotation: taste, savor, smell, odor)

Flaw

(Denotation: flake, fragment, shiver; defect, fault)

Flea

(Denotation: small, wingless, parasitic insect)

Fleck

(Denotation: spot, stain)

Fled

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Flee and Fly)

Flee

(Denotation: escape, run away)

Fleur

(Denotation: flower)

Flew

(Denotation: simple past of Fly)

Flex

(Denotation: bend, curve, bow)

Flight

(Denotation: act of flying or rising)

Flight

(Denotation: act of fleeing)

Float

(Denotation: supported by fluid, suspended, circulate)

Flood

(Denotation: overflow)

Floor

(Denotation: pavement, ground, bottom)

Flop

(Denotation: heavy fall, collapse, fail)

Flop

(Denotation: floating-point operations)

Flotation

(Denotation: state of floating, ability to float)

Flour

(Denotation: finest portion of ground grain)

Flout

(Denotation: mock, jeer, scoff)

Flow

(Denotation: steady movement, stream, pour)

Flow

(Denotation: waterlogged bog or mire)

Flower

(Denotation: blossom, reproductive plant part, thrive, flourish, best part, prime)

Flown

(Denotation: past participle of Fly)

Flu

(Denotation: influenza (acute contagious respiratory disease and gastroenteritis))

Flue

(Denotation: pipe, duct, enclosed passageway, mouthpiece)

Fluke

(Denotation: flat fish)

Fluke

(Denotation: flat end, anchor blade)

Fluke

(Denotation: lucky occurence)

Flume

(Denotation: stream, flowing water)

Fluoxetine

(Denotation: selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor antidepressant used to treat a variety of mental health conditions)

Flut

(Denotation: float about, hover)

Flute

(Denotation: keyed woodwind instrument with a tube shape)

Flux

(Denotation: flow, stream, pour )

Fly

(Denotation: travel through the air, soar, rise)

Fly

(Denotation: winged insect)

Fly

(Denotation: flee, escape, run away)

Foal

(Denotation: baby horse, equine offspring)

Foam

(Denotation: froth, small bubbles, effervescence, fizz)

Fob

(Denotation: little pocket near the waistline)

Fob

(Denotation: cheat, deceive, trick)

Foe

(Denotation: enemy, hostile)

Foe

(Denotation: unit of energy equal to 1051 ergs)

Fog

(Denotation: obscuring mist)

Foh

(Denotation: interjection of abhorrence or contempt)

Foie

(Denotation: liver)

Foil

(Denotation: leaf, thin sheet)

Fold

(Denotation: bend, ply, plait, double over, multiplied, divided)

Folk

(Denotation: common people, people, nation, tribe, multitude, troop, army)

Follow

(Denotation: pursue, accompany, move in the same direction)

Folly

(Denotation: madness, foolishness)

Folly

(Denotation: clump of trees)

Folx

(Denotation: inclusive variant of plural folks)

Fon

(Denotation: fool, idiot, someone easily tricked)

Fond

(Denotation: fool, foolish)

Fond

(Denotation: background)

Font

(Denotation: basin, fountain)

Food

(Denotation: nourishment, fuel)

Fool

(Denotation: silly person, person with poor judgment or little intelligence, blacksmith bellows, bag)

Foon

(Denotation: spoon-shaped utensil with the bowl divided into fork-like tines)

Foot

(Denotation: lower extremity of the leg below the ankle used for standing and walking, base or bottom)

Fop

(Denotation: fool, silly person, jeer)

For

(Denotation: preposition denoting “towards, directed at, supporting, befitting, because of, so as to allow, in anticipation of”; conjunction meaning “because”)

For

(Denotation: in front of, in presence of, because of, for the sake of, earlier in time, instead of, previously, formerly, once)

Force

(Denotation: strength, power, might)

Ford

(Denotation: crossing)

Fore

(Denotation: in front of, in presence of, because of, for the sake of, earlier in time, instead of, previously, formerly, once)

Foreign

(Denotation: outsider)

Forest

(Denotation: extensive tree-covered area)

Fork

(Denotation: pronged, divided)

Forkula

(Denotation: utensil resembling a spoon and spatula)

Form

(Denotation: shape, figure, appearance )

Fort

(Denotation: strength, power, might)

Fossick

(Denotation: search for, rummage, dig up)

Fou

(Denotation: drunk)

Fought

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Fight)

Foul

(Denotation: dirty, unclean, impure, vile, corrupt, rotten, stinking, guilty)

Found

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Find)

Found

(Denotation: bottom, foundation, groundwork)

Fount

(Denotation: basin)

Fo(u)r [Four, For]

(Denotation: whole number between three and five)

Fourche

(Denotation: forked, branched)

Fourchee

(Denotation: forked, branched)

Fourier

(Denotation: related to concepts associated with Charlie Fourier)

Fox

(Denotation: bushy-tailed mammal)

Fracas

(Denotation: shake down, crash, tumult, disorder)

Fran

(Denotation: female proper name)

Franc

(Denotation: former unit of currency of France, Belgium and Luxembourg)

France

(Denotation: country located in Western Europe)

Frances

(Denotation: female proper name, feminine form of Francis, Frenchwoman, Frank)

Franche

(Denotation: free, noble)

Francis

(Denotation: male proper name, Frenchman, Frank)

Frank

(Denotation: ancient West Germanic tribe originally living along the lower and middle Rhine River before invading and settling in Gaul (modern France and western Germany); free, open, sincere)

Frank

(Denotation: hot dog, frankfurter)

Franz

(Denotation: male proper name, Frenchman, Frank)

Frass

(Denotation: insect larvae excrement or droppings)

Fraud

(Denotation: cheating, deceit, deception, trick, treachery, wiles)

Fraught

(Denotation: laden, loaded)

Frazzle

(Denotation: fray, unravel, upset)

Free

(Denotation: not in bondage, unconstrained)

Freeze

(Denotation: turn to ice, solidify, pause, halt)

Freight

(Denotation: transport of goods and passengers, load with cargo)

French

(Denotation: pertaining to France, of the Franks)

Fresh

(Denotation: unsalted, pure)

Friar

(Denotation: brother, member of religious order)

Fridge

(Denotation: refrigerator, cooler, icebox)

Frigg

(Denotation: Norse goddess of marriage, motherhood, prophecy, and home and hearth)

Fright

(Denotation: fear, dread, trembling, horrible sight)

Fringe

(Denotation: decorative border, edge, periphery)

Frisco

(Denotation: San Francisco)

Frit

(Denotation: roast, fry)

Fro

(Denotation: away, backwards)

Frog

(Denotation: toadlike amphibian)

From

(Denotation: directional preposition denoting departure or movement away)

Frons

(Denotation: forehead, brow, front)

Front

(Denotation: foremost side, outward appearance, exposed surface)

Frontes

(Denotation: plural of Frons)

Frontispiece

(Denotation: facade, principal face)

Frost

(Denotation: frozen dew, covered in minute ice crystals, coldness)

Frown

(Denotation: expression of disapproval, displeasure, shame, fear, or jealousy)

Froze

(Denotation: simple past of Freeze)

Fry

(Denotation: roast, cook in a pan)

Fub

(Denotation: cheat, deceive, trick)

Fuchs

(Denotation: related to plants named after Fuchs)

Fuchs

(Denotation: related to minerals named after Fuchs)

Fudge

(Denotation: put together clumsily or dishonestly, fake, falsify, cheat, foolish nonsense, soft creamy sticky confection)

Fuel

(Denotation: material for use, material for burning)

Fug

(Denotation: stuffy atmosphere)

Ful(l) [Full, Ful]

(Denotation: amount or volume contained, characterized by, having)

Fulus

(Denotation: plural of Fals)

Fum

(Denotation: play a fiddle or guitar)

Fum(e) [Fume, Fum]

(Denotation: vapor, smoke, steam)

Fun

(Denotation: diversion, amusement, mirthful sport, jest, joke, cheat, trick)

Fund

(Denotation: bottom, foundation, groundwork)

Funnel

(Denotation: pour)

Fur

(Denotation: trimming or lining, animal hair, covering, sheath)

Furfur(e) [Furfure, Furfur]

(Denotation: bran)

Furile

(Denotation: yellow crystalline substance formed by the oxidation of furoin)

Furnish

(Denotation: supply, provide, equip)

Furniture

(Denotation: supplying, providing, equiping)

Further

(Denotation: more distant, forward, onward, beyond)

Furthest

(Denotation: superlative of Further)

Fuse

(Denotation: pour, melt, cast; spindle)

Futile

(Denotation: untrustworthy, vain, worthless, frivolous, leaky, that which easily pours out)

Futilitarian

(Denotation: belief in the uselessness of all human activity)

Futtock

(Denotation: curved timber that forms a rib of a wooden ship)

Gab

(Denotation: talk much, idle chatter)

Gad

(Denotation: sharp point, spike, metal rod, goad)

Gad

(Denotation: go quickly, hurry, rush about)

Gad

(Denotation: god)

Gael

(Denotation: ethnic group in Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man)

Gag

(Denotation: choke, strangle)

Gage

(Denotation: pledge)

Gaily

(Denotation: in a gay manner)

Gain

(Denotation: profit, advantage, benefit, use)

Gait

(Denotation: journey, way, path, road, street)

Gal

(Denotation: girl, woman)

Gal

(Denotation: gallon)

Gal

(Denotation: unit of acceleration)

Gale

(Denotation: strong wind)

Gale

(Denotation: sing, enchant, call, cry, scream)

Gale

(Denotation: shrub that grows on moors and fens)

Gale

(Denotation: rent, tribute, tax, interest)

Galileo

(Denotation: unit of acceleration)

Gall

(Denotation: bile, liver secretion, yellow-green; brazenness, imprudence, chutzpah)

Gall

(Denotation: (1) skin sore from rubbing, chafing, or friction; (2) tumor-like growth on plants)

Gallant

(Denotation: courteous, dashing, brave, chivalrous)

Gallon

(Denotation: unit of volume)

Gallu

(Denotation: great demon or devil of the ancient Mesopotamian Underworld)

Game

(Denotation: joy, fun, pleasure, amusement, sport)

Gang

(Denotation: go, walk, journey, way, passage)

Gaol

(Denotation: place of confinement, prison)

Gap

(Denotation: empty space, chasm)

Gape

(Denotation: open the mouth wide)

Gar

(Denotation: spear)

Garden

(Denotation: enclosure, yard)

Gas

(Denotation: matter in a state between liquid and plasma, chasm, void, empty space)

Gas

(Denotation: gasoline)

Gast

(Denotation: frighten)

Gast(e)r [Gaster, Gastr]

(Denotation: stomach)

Gastroc

(Denotation: gastrocnemius, muscle at the back of the calf that attaches at the Achilles tendon and femur to flex the foot and knee)

Gat

(Denotation: gun, pistol)

Gat

(Denotation: strait, opening between sandbanks)

Gat

(Denotation: traditional Korean hat made from horsehair)

Gata

(Denotation: Armenian pastry or sweet bread)

Gate

(Denotation: hole, opening)

Gate

(Denotation: way, path, road, street)

Gather

(Denotation: assemble, bring together, unite)

Gaud

(Denotation: bauble, trinket)

Gaul

(Denotation: historical region of Western Europe occupied by Celts now encompassing modern France, Belgium, and Luxembourg)

Gaur

(Denotation: Asian wild bovine species)

Gave

(Denotation: simple past of Give)

Gawk

(Denotation: stare or gape stupidly)

Gawk

(Denotation: cuckoo, fool, simpleton, clumsy or awkward person)

Gay

(Denotation: joyful, laughing, merry, lively, lighthearted, uninhibited; homosexual)

Gear

(Denotation: equipment, clothing, apparel)

Ged

(Denotation: pike, luce, carnivorous freshwater fish)

Gee

(Denotation: command an animal to move forward, go faster, or turn to the right)

Gee

(Denotation: interjection of surprise or frustration)

Geese

(Denotation: plural of Goose)

Geist

(Denotation: spirit, ghost, mind)

Gel

(Denotation: semi-solid substance)

Gelatini

(Denotation: gelatin shot served in a cocktail glass)

Gem

(Denotation: swelling bud, jewel, precious stone)

Gen

(Denotation: generation)

Gen

(Denotation: general)

Gen

(Denotation: generate, generator)

Gen

(Denotation: genetic engineering)

Gender

(Denotation: type, kind, class)

Gene

(Denotation: birth, race, descent, offspring)

Geneva

(Denotation: gin, jenever)

Genever

(Denotation: traditional Dutch and Flemish juniper-flavored malted grain spirit)

Genie

(Denotation: jinn, human-like mystical being)

Genre

(Denotation: type, kind, class)

Gens

(Denotation: genesis, kind, gens, and jati are doublets)

Gent

(Denotation: clip of gentleman)

Gentes

(Denotation: plural of Gens)

Germ

(Denotation: bud, sprout, seed, spring, offshoot)

German

(Denotation: ancient European tribes distinct from the Gauls and originally from the east of the Rhine)

Gest

(Denotation: bear, carry)

Get

(Denotation: obtain, receive, acquire, reach, bring, take, cause)

Ghast

(Denotation: frighten, afflict, torment)

Ghost

(Denotation: breath, spirit, soul)

Ghoul

(Denotation: evil spirit that robs graves and feeds on corpses)

Gif

(Denotation: graphics interchange format)

Gift

(Denotation: something given)

Gig

(Denotation: job)

Gig

(Denotation: gigabyte, giga, 109)

Gig

(Denotation: spinning top, frolic, foolishness, small boat designed for speed, small two-wheeled carriage)

Gig

(Denotation: pronged spear)

Giggle

(Denotation: laugh lightly, playful laughter)

Gill

(Denotation: breathing organ of fish, slit)

Gill

(Denotation: unit of wine measure, earthenware jar, cooler for liquids)

Gill

(Denotation: small stream, rivulet)

Gillyflower

(Denotation: type of flowering plant with pinkish clove-scented flower)

Gin

(Denotation: distilled drinking alcohol)

Gip

(Denotation: clean fish for curing)

Giraffe

(Denotation: African mammal with long legs and neck)

Girl

(Denotation: young female person, female child)

Give

(Denotation: bestow, deliver to another, allot, grant, commit, devote, entrust)

Glace

(Denotation: iced, glazed, glossy)

Glacis

(Denotation: sloping bank, gentle incline)

Glad

(Denotation: pleased, happy, shining, bright, cheerful)

Glade

(Denotation: open space, bright patch)

Glare

(Denotation: shine brightly, gleam, stare fiercely)

Glass

(Denotation: amorphous solid typically made of a mixture of silicates, drinking vessel)

Glaze

(Denotation: glass, glasslike, make glossy or shiny like glass, make shine)

Glazeable

(Denotation: able to be glazed)

Gleam

(Denotation: reflected sparkle, brightness)

Glee

(Denotation: pleasure, mirth, entertainment, play, sport, jest)

Glei

(Denotation: clayous soil)

Gleization

(Denotation: formation of a gley soil)

Gley

(Denotation: clayous soil)

Glide

(Denotation: move along smoothly and easily)

Glitch

(Denotation: slide, glide, slip)

Glob

(Denotation: blob, lump, amorphous mass)

Glob

(Denotation: Unix command for global)

Globe

(Denotation: round mass, sphere, ball)

Globish

(Denotation: simplified version of the English language)

Glop

(Denotation: gooey blob or substance, unappetizing food)

Gloss

(Denotation: language, tongue, mouthpiece, explanation)

Gloss

(Denotation: glisten, luster, shine)

Glove

(Denotation: hand covering, usually with separate finger sheaths)

Glow

(Denotation: shine, blaze)

Glue

(Denotation: adhesive substance, stick)

Glute

(Denotation: gluteal muscle)

Glyph

(Denotation: cut, engrave, carve)

Gnar

(Denotation: knot, protuberance)

Gnar

(Denotation: snarl, growl)

Gnome

(Denotation: thought, judgement, intelligence)

Gnome

(Denotation: dwarf-like mythical earth-dwelling creature)

Gnore

(Denotation: have no knowledge of, take no notice of)

Gnu

(Denotation: large antelope with curved horns native to Africa)

Go

(Denotation: move, travel, leave, happen)

Goal

(Denotation: boundary, limit)

Goat

(Denotation: hooved mammal with backward curving horns)

Goat

(Denotation: greatest of all time)

Gob

(Denotation: lump, mouthful, saliva, soft or sticky mass)

Gob

(Denotation: mouth)

Goboon

(Denotation: receptacle for spit, spittoon)

Goby

(Denotation: gudgeon, small freshwater fish native to Eurasia)

God

(Denotation: diety, supreme being, idol, someone revered, powerful ruler)

Goggle

(Denotation: roll the eyes about, stare at with wide eyes, protective eyewear)

Goidel

(Denotation: ethnic group in Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man)

Gold

(Denotation: metallic yellow precious metal)

Gonad

(Denotation: reproductive organ)

Gonaduct

(Denotation: duct of a reproductive gland)

Gonadulin

(Denotation: insulin-like peptide hormone produced by various arthropods)

Gonna

(Denotation: going to)

Goo

(Denotation: semi-solid or liquid sticky viscous substance)

Goo

(Denotation: baby talk sound)

Good

(Denotation: excellent, fine, valuable, desirable, favorable, beneficial, full, entire, complete, beneficial, effective, righteous, pious, kind, benevolent)

Goof

(Denotation: mistake or error, stupid person)

Goog

(Denotation: egg)

Googie

(Denotation: egg)

Googie

(Denotation: style of futurist modern American commercial architecture popular from the 1950s to the early 1970s)

Google

(Denotation: search on the internet)

Googly

(Denotation: spinning, wobbling, bulging)

Googol

(Denotation: number represented by followed by 100 zeroes)

Googologe

(Denotation: Internet search engine Google, use of Google to find information)

Googologe

(Denotation: study of large numbers)

Goose

(Denotation: species of large waterfowl)

Gospel

(Denotation: glad tidings, good message, word of god)

Gossamer

(Denotation: fine film, sheer fabric, spiderwebby)

Got

(Denotation: simple past of Got)

Goujon

(Denotation: mudcat, catfish native to central North America)

Gour

(Denotation: rock pool)

Gov

(Denotation: government)

Gov

(Denotation: governor)

Govern

(Denotation: direct, rule, guide)

Gowk

(Denotation: cuckoo, fool, simpleton, clumsy or awkward person)

Gowk

(Denotation: center, inner part, core, yolk)

Graben

(Denotation: ditch, trench)

Grace

(Denotation: favor, pleasing, agreeable)

Grade

(Denotation: walk, step, go, level, degree)

Grain

(Denotation: small hard seed, often of cereal plants)

Gram

(Denotation: write, draw)

Grampus

(Denotation: killer whale, dolphin-like creature)

Graph

(Denotation: write, draw)

Gras

(Denotation: fat)

Grass

(Denotation: plant whose leaves rise from nodes in the stem)

Grate

(Denotation: grill, woven framework, lattice, hurdle)

Grate

(Denotation: scrape, shred)

Grave

(Denotation: carve, dig, ditch, trench)

Grave

(Denotation: heavy, weighty)

Gray

(Denotation: color mixture from black and white)

Gray

(Denotation: unit of absorbed dose of radiation)

Grease

(Denotation: fat, thick, solid)

Great

(Denotation: large, big, thick, coarse, massive)

Greece

(Denotation: Hellenic Republic, country on southern tip of the Balkan peninsula in Southeast Europe)

Greed

(Denotation: excessive desire, eager, hungry, appetite)

Greek

(Denotation: of Greece)

Green

(Denotation: color mixture from yellow and blue)

Greet

(Denotation: come in contact with, meet, welcome)

Grew

(Denotation: simple past of Grow)

Grex

(Denotation: gathering, flock)

Grexit

(Denotation: withdrawal of Greece from the European Union)

Grey

(Denotation: color mixture from black and white)

Grief

(Denotation: heavy, weighty)

Grieve

(Denotation: heavy, weighty)

Grind

(Denotation: crush, pulverize, reduce to fine particles)

Groove

(Denotation: cave, pit, mining shaft, trench, furrow, something dug)

Gross

(Denotation: whole, entire, great, big, thick, large, stout; greatly offensive, causing disgust)

Grotto

(Denotation: small cave, vault)

Grouch

(Denotation: complain, mumble, murmur)

Ground

(Denotation: surface, terrain, soil, dirt, foundation)

Ground

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Grind)

Group

(Denotation: assemblage, cluster, heap)

Grouse

(Denotation: complain, grumble, grouseless, grouselike)

Grouse

(Denotation: type of game bird)

Grove

(Denotation: copse, thicket, small wood, group of branches)

Grow

(Denotation: increase, flourish, germinate)

Growl

(Denotation: rumble, grumble, deep sound)

Grudge

(Denotation: murmur, complain, envy, resent, feel ill will)

Grumble

(Denotation: murmur, mutter)

Grutch

(Denotation: murmur, complain)

Guard

(Denotation: watch, keep, maintain, preserve, protect)

Gudgeon

(Denotation: small freshwater fish native to Eurasia)

Guess

(Denotation: speculate, infer from observation, solve by conjecture)

Gue(s)stimate [Guesstimate, Guestimate]

(Denotation: estimate no more accurate than a guess)

Guide

(Denotation: lead, show the way, direct, conduct)

Guilt

(Denotation: put, place, halt)

Gul

(Denotation: medallionlike design; literally rose, flower)

Gulf

(Denotation: profound depth, hollow space, pocket, bosom)

Gull

(Denotation: seabird)

Gull

(Denotation: dupe, sucker, easily tricked, deceive)

Gull(e)y [Gully, Gulley]

(Denotation: trench, ravine, gulch)

Gum

(Denotation: palate, soft tissues of the mouth)

Gum

(Denotation: resin from dried sap of plants)

Gun

(Denotation: battle weapon, engine of war, device for shooting projectiles)

Gunite

(Denotation: sprayed concrete made from a dry mix of cement, sand, and water and applied pneumatically at high velocity through a hose)

Gunnel

(Denotation: upper edge of the side of a nautical vessel; literally gun wall)

Gunnel

(Denotation: small eel-shaped marine fish)

Gurges

(Denotation: whirlpool, gulf, sea, gorge, abyss)

Gurua

(Denotation: mist, drizzle)

Gust

(Denotation: abrupt blast of wind)

Gust

(Denotation: taste, sample, snack)

Gut

(Denotation: bowels, entrails, channel)

Gutter

(Denotation: drop, channel, watercourse)

Guttocks

(Denotation: front bum, mons pubis)

Guy

(Denotation: fellow)

Guy

(Denotation: small rope, chain, wire, guide, lead, support)

Gym

(Denotation: place of exercise)

Gyp

(Denotation: cheat, swindle; literally Gypsy, offensive and derogatory slur for Romani people)

Gyplure

(Denotation: gypsy moth attractant synthesized from ricinoleic acid)

Gypsy

(Denotation: offensive and derogatory slur for Romani people)

Gypsyesque

(Denotation: gypsylike, similar to a gypsy)

Gyre

(Denotation: circular motion, ring, circle)

Ha

(Denotation: interjection of laughter, surprise, distress)

Habile

(Denotation: suitable, apt, having power or means, capable, can, permitted to, not prohibited from, qualified to)

Had

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Had)

Hag

(Denotation: demon, old woman, harpy, witch)

Hag

(Denotation: cut, gap, breach)

Hag

(Denotation: harass)

Hail

(Denotation: precipitation in the form of ice balls or pieces)

Hail

(Denotation: whole, entire, healthy)

Hair

(Denotation: pigmented filament of keratin that grows from follicles on the skin of mammals)

Hale

(Denotation: drag, pull)

Hale

(Denotation: whole, entire)

Hale

(Denotation: health, wellfare)

Half

(Denotation: side, part, one of two equal pieces)

Halfro

(Denotation: afro hairstyle on only half the head)

Halier

(Denotation: Slovakian coin)

Hall

(Denotation: corridor, dwelling, house, palace, temple, court)

Hallow

(Denotation: holy, sacred)

Halve

(Denotation: (1) allomorph of Half; (2) divide into two equal parts)

Hamburg

(Denotation: German city)

Hand

(Denotation: limb beyond the wrist in humans)

Hangnail

(Denotation: sore strip of partially detached flesh at the side of a nail of the finger or toe)

Hangry

(Denotation: hungry and angry simultaneously)

Hap

(Denotation: luck, fortune, fate, chance)

Hard

(Denotation: solid, firm, rigid, not easily broken)

Hare

(Denotation: rabbit-like animal)

Hark

(Denotation: hear, listen)

Has

(Denotation: third person singular of Have)

Hat

(Denotation: headwear, head covering)

Hat(e) [Hate, Hat]

(Denotation: extreme dislike)

Haul

(Denotation: drag, pull, draw up)

Haunt

(Denotation: inhabit, frequent regularly)

Have

(Denotation: own, possess, experience; must; auxiliary verb)

Haw

(Denotation: interjection of laughter)

Haw

(Denotation: hedge, enclosure)

Haw

(Denotation: command an animal to turn towards the driver, typically to the left)

Hawk

(Denotation: diurnal bird of prey)

Hawk

(Denotation: peddle, sell in the open)

Hay

(Denotation: cut and dried grass used for animal food)

Haze

(Denotation: obscured, not clear or transparent, fog, mist, opaqueness, obscurity, indistinctness)

Haze

(Denotation: terrify, frighten, oppress, harass)

He

(Denotation: third person singular masculine subject personal pronoun)

Head

(Denotation: top, upper end, chief, leader, ruler)

Heal

(Denotation: cure, make well, save, make whole)

Hear

(Denotation: perceive sounds, listen to)

Heard

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Hear)

Hearken

(Denotation: listen)

Heart

(Denotation: organ that pumps blood, soul, spirit, will, desire, courage)

Heat

(Denotation: warmth, hotness, thermal energy)

Heath

(Denotation: uncultivated land, moorland)

Heather

(Denotation: evergreen plant with spiky leaves and small purple, pink, or white flowers)

Heaven

(Denotation: sky, firmament, home of god)

Hebdomad(e) [Hebdomad, Hebdomade]

(Denotation: seventh, sevenfold, group of seven)

Hedge

(Denotation: fence, boundary, barrier)

Heed

(Denotation: take care, observe, attend, guard)

Heel

(Denotation: back of the foot, lower end)

Heel

(Denotation: incline, tilt)

Heh

(Denotation: interjection of weak amusement or boredom)

Height

(Denotation: highness, distance from bottom to top)

Heil

(Denotation: greet with the Nazi salute)

Heir

(Denotation: one who inherits, successor in a role)

Held

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Hold)

Hele

(Denotation: spiral)

Hele

(Denotation: conceal, cover, hide)

Helen

(Denotation: daughter of Zeus and Leda considered the most beautiful woman in the world)

Hell

(Denotation: nether world, abode of the dead, underworld)

Hellas

(Denotation: Greece, Ancient Greece)

Hellen

(Denotation: mythical patriarch of the Greeks)

Hellene

(Denotation: Greeks, Greece, lands inhabited by Greeks)

Heller

(Denotation: German coin)

Help

(Denotation: aid, assist, benefit, relieve, cure)

Hem

(Denotation: border, rim, edge, margin)

Hem

(Denotation: sound of coughing or clearing the throat)

Hemp

(Denotation: tall annual herb native to Asia)

Hen

(Denotation: female chicken, female)

Hence

(Denotation: from this place, from here)

Henopause

(Denotation: point at which a hen stops laying eggs)

Henry

(Denotation: unit of electrical inductance)

Hep

(Denotation: aware, up-to-date)

Hep

(Denotation: hepatitis)

Her

(Denotation: third person singular feminine object pronoun and third person singular feminine determiner)

Herb

(Denotation: plant, grass, weed)

Herd

(Denotation: flock, group, keeping, care, custody)

Here

(Denotation: at this place)

Herit

(Denotation: heir, heiress, left behind, pass down)

Herm

(Denotation: god and mythological alchemist with magic ability to seal treasure chests)

Hermit

(Denotation: recluse, one who lives alone)

Hero

(Denotation: man of superhuman strength or physical courage)

Herpes

(Denotation: crawl, creep)

Hertz

(Denotation: unit of frequency)

Hew

(Denotation: chop, whittle down, strike, cut)

Hexadecanion

(Denotation: 16-dimensional hypercomplex number)

Hexit

(Denotation: hexadecimal digit)

Hey

(Denotation: interjection of exclamation)

Hey

(Denotation: country dancing move in which three or more dancers weave between one another; literally hedge)

Hi

(Denotation: greeting)

Hid

(Denotation: simple past of Hide)

Hide

(Denotation: conceal, cover, secret away, make out of sight)

Hide

(Denotation: animal skin)

Hide

(Denotation: unit of land and tax assessment)

Hie

(Denotation: hasten, hurry, strive)

High

(Denotation: elevated, tall, of great height, lofty, exalted)

Hill

(Denotation: small earth mound, elevated landmass shorter than a mountain)

Him

(Denotation: third person singular masculine object personal pronoun)

Hind

(Denotation: rear, back, posterior)

Hinglish

(Denotation: English language with Hindi influences)

Hip

(Denotation: projection of the pelvis and upper thigh bone on each side of the body)

Hip

(Denotation: seed pod, rose fruit)

Hip

(Denotation: informed, aware, up-to-date)

His

(Denotation: third person singular masculine possessive determiner)

Hit

(Denotation: strike, contact, meet)

Hitch

(Denotation: move with a jerk, pull suddenly)

Hither

(Denotation: here)

Hizzle

(Denotation: house)

Hizzle

(Denotation: hell)

Hmm

(Denotation: interjection of thought or ponderance)

Hoar

(Denotation: white or grayish-white, venerable, old)

Hoarse

(Denotation: dry and horse tone of voice)

Hoax

(Denotation: deceive, trick)

Hobo

(Denotation: tramp, migrant worker, wanderer)

Hoe

(Denotation: tool for digging, scraping, or loosening soil)

Hog

(Denotation: swine, pig, boar)

Hoist

(Denotation: raise, lift, elevate)

Hold

(Denotation: grasp, contain, keep, retain)

Hold

(Denotation: space below the lower deck of a ship that contains cargo)

Hole

(Denotation: hollow place or cavity)

Hollow

(Denotation: hole, den, cave)

Holy

(Denotation: sacred)

Home

(Denotation: dwelling, house, residence, village, region, country)

Honest

(Denotation: truthful, accurate, authentic)

Honesty

(Denotation: truthfulness; act, quality, or condition of being honest)

Honey

(Denotation: sweet fluid produced from plant nectar by bees)

Honk

(Denotation: goose sound, harsh noise, squeeze)

Hono(u)r [Honor, Honour]

(Denotation: recognition, respect, dignity, veneration, esteem)

Hood

(Denotation: soft head covering)

Hoodoo

(Denotation: voodoo, religious practices found chiefly in and around the Caribbean based on African beliefs)

Hoof

(Denotation: curved keratin covering on the feet of ungulate animals, foot)

Hook

(Denotation: angle, bent shape, catch, entrap)

Hooker

(Denotation: small fishing boat)

Hooky

(Denotation: truancy, absense from school or work)

Hoon

(Denotation: unit of weight)

Hoon

(Denotation: pagoda, type of gold coin)

Hoop

(Denotation: circular band, flattened ring)

Hoot

(Denotation: cry, shout, owl vocalization)

Hoot

(Denotation: money, payment)

Hop

(Denotation: short jump or leap)

Hop

(Denotation: Northern European species of twining vine used for brewing)

Hope

(Denotation: wish, expectation, trust, confidence, belief)

Horehound

(Denotation: mint species with whitish leaves)

Horn

(Denotation: conical growth or projection)

Horse

(Denotation: four-legged hoofed mammal used for riding and pulling loads)

Horst

(Denotation: heap, thicket, nest)

Hose

(Denotation: flexible tube, stockings, leg covering)

Hot

(Denotation: heated, opposite of cold, fierce, intense)

Hound

(Denotation: dog)

Hour

(Denotation: one-twelfth of day, time period)

House

(Denotation: dwelling, shelter, residence)

How

(Denotation: adverb and conjunction denoting in what degree, in what manner, in what state)

Hue

(Denotation: color, form, appearance, species, kind)

Huevo

(Denotation: egg)

Hug

(Denotation: close embrace with the arms)

Huge

(Denotation: large, great, lofty, high)

Hull

(Denotation: covering)

Hull

(Denotation: body or frame of a vessel)

Hum

(Denotation: buzz, drone)

Human(e) [Human, Humane]

(Denotation: man, person)

Hundred

(Denotation: ten times ten, whole number after ninety-nine)

Hung(e)r [Hunger, Hungr]

(Denotation: desire or need for food)

Hunt

(Denotation: chase game)

Hurry

(Denotation: haste, commotion, agitation)

Hurst

(Denotation: heap, hillock, eminence, height, wood, grove)

Hurt

(Denotation: injure, wound, experience pain, damage, scathe, knock together)

Husband

(Denotation: male spouse, house master, house manager, house dweller)

Hush

(Denotation: quiet)

Hut

(Denotation: small dwelling, cottage)

Hymen

(Denotation: membrane, skin, caul)

Hymen

(Denotation: god of marriage, joiner, one who sews)

Hymn

(Denotation: song, ode)

Hype

(Denotation: propaganda, exaggerated claim)

I

(Denotation: first person singular subject personal pronoun)

Ice

(Denotation: frozen water)

Ichor

(Denotation: ethereal fluid that serves for blood in the veins of the gods)

Icicle

(Denotation: dripping tapered shape of frozen water)

Idem

(Denotation: the same)

Idiocracy

(Denotation: governed by idiots)

Idolat(e)r [Idolater, Idolatr]

(Denotation: worship of idols and images)

If

(Denotation: supposing that, assuming that, in case that, given that, every time that, although, whether)

Igloo

(Denotation: dome-shaped hut of ice and snow)

Il(l) [Ill, Il]

(Denotation: unwell, not good, evil, bad, hard, difficult, mean, stingy)

Imino

(Denotation: nitrogen double-bonded to carbon)

Improve

(Denotation: increase, better, profit)

In

(Denotation: preposition denoting “not out, contained by, included, on, at, part of, among, during, toward”)

Inch

(Denotation: one-twelfth of a foot)

Indol(e) [Indole, Indol]

(Denotation: organic compound found in coal tar, aromatic bicyclic heterocycle with fused benzene and pyrrole rings)

Info

(Denotation: information)

Ingle

(Denotation: open fireplace)

Ink

(Denotation: dark writing fluid, literally burned in)

Instamatic

(Denotation: inexpensive point-and-shoot camera)

Insulysin

(Denotation: enzyme that degrades insulin)

Integ(e)r [Integer, Integr]

(Denotation: untouched, whole, entire)

Intern

(Denotation: on the inside)

Intro

(Denotation: introduction)

Invoice

(Denotation: bill, document of goods shipped and received)

Iod(e) [Iod, Iode]

(Denotation: violet)

Ion

(Denotation: go)

Ipse

(Denotation: self)

Iraq

(Denotation: modern country in the Middle East)

Iraqnophobe

(Denotation: irrational fear of Iraq or military conflict with Iraq)

Ire

(Denotation: anger, wrath, fury, rage)

Irk

(Denotation: trouble, disturb, annoy, displease, tire, grow weary)

Irrelephant

(Denotation: not related to elephants)

Is

(Denotation: third person singular present indicative of be)

Isinglass

(Denotation: semitransparent whitish very pure gelatin produced in the air bladders of fishes)

Island

(Denotation: land surrounded by water)

Isle

(Denotation: island, land surrounded by water)

Isoniazid(e) [Isoniazid, Isoniazide]

(Denotation: synthetic crystalline compound used as a bacteriostatic medication to prevent and treat tuberculosis)

Israel

(Denotation: modern country in the Middle East located on eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea)

It

(Denotation: third person singular neuter subject and object personal pronoun, impersonal (dummy) pronoun)

Itch

(Denotation: tingly sensation on the skin, scratch)

Jack

(Denotation: male name, any common fellow; mechanical device, lift; generic object)

Jail

(Denotation: place of confinement, prison)

Jam

(Denotation: press, squeeze, crush, wedge)

Janglish

(Denotation: English language with Japanese influences)

Japan

(Denotation: country and archipelago in East Asia located in the Pacific Ocean east of China and south of Korea)

Japan

(Denotation: hard black enamel varnish containing asphalt)

Jar

(Denotation: cylindrical vessel, earthen receptacle)

Jar

(Denotation: brief, harsh, grating sound)

Jargon

(Denotation: talk, chatter, conversation)

Jargonaut

(Denotation: someone who uses jargon, often to an excessive degree)

Jati

(Denotation: clan, tribe, community, birth, production, existence, kind, class)

Jaunt

(Denotation: journey, trip)

Jaunty

(Denotation: showy, elegant, stylish, nice, gentle)

Jaw

(Denotation: mouth bones)

Jay

(Denotation: gay, merry, happy, joyous; dull or ignorant person)

Jenever

(Denotation: traditional Dutch and Flemish juniper-flavored malted grain spirit)

Jet

(Denotation: throw, hurl, cast, spurt)

Jheri

(Denotation: related to hairstyles invented by Jheri Redding)

Jo

(Denotation: please, benefit, aid, help, assist, give strength, support)

Job

(Denotation: work, task, employment)

Jog

(Denotation: move up and down, energetic trot)

Join

(Denotation: unite, yoke, fasten, attach)

Joinder

(Denotation: act of uniting or coming together)

Joint

(Denotation: meeting place, point of coming together, unification spot)

Jolly

(Denotation: merry, cheery, happy, joyful)

Jolt

(Denotation: shock, knock sharply)

Joule

(Denotation: unit of energy, work, and heat)

Jour

(Denotation: day)

Joust

(Denotation: fight close in proximity)

Jove

(Denotation: Jupiter, good-humored, merry)

Jowl

(Denotation: jaw, jawbone, cheekbone)

Jowl

(Denotation: fatty flesh under the chin, throat, wattle)

Joy

(Denotation: pleasure, delight)

Jubilee

(Denotation: time of celebration or rejoicing)

Judge

(Denotation: administer the law)

Juice

(Denotation: liquid, broth, soup, sauce)

Jule

(Denotation: proper name)

Jump

(Denotation: rapid upward movement, hop, spring, leap)

June

(Denotation: young, sixth month, goddess of adult women and marriage)

Junior

(Denotation: younger)

Juniper

(Denotation: evergreen shrub or small tree with berrylike cones)

Jupiter

(Denotation: supreme ancient Roman diety)

Jur(e) [Jure, Jur]

(Denotation: law, oath, right)

Jus

(Denotation: liquid, broth, soup, sauce)

Just

(Denotation: morally upright, fitting, righteous, true, proper, complete, equitable)

Jut

(Denotation: protrude, extend forward)

Jut(e) [Jute, Jut]

(Denotation: ancient West Germanic tribe originally living in the northern part of the Jutland Peninsula of modern Denmark before invading Britain)

Kabul

(Denotation: city and providence of modern Afghanistan)

Kale

(Denotation: stalk, stem)

Kaolin(e) [Kaoline, Kaolin]

(Denotation: fine clay)

Kata

(Denotation: down, downward, with, along, through, on, against, concerning)

Kata

(Denotation: form, model, mold, pattern, type, style)

Katal

(Denotation: unit of catalytic activity)

Kayser

(Denotation: unit of wavenumber)

Keel

(Denotation: lowest and principal beam of a nautical vessel; capsize, tumble, fall)

Keel

(Denotation: cool, make cool, vessel for cooling)

Keel

(Denotation: red ochreous iron ore, ruddy red chalk)

Keep

(Denotation: guard, look after, watch, seize, hold, observe)

Keg

(Denotation: cylindrical container, cask)

Kegerator

(Denotation: refrigerator for storing and serving beer from a keg)

Kelch

(Denotation: chalice, cup)

Kelvin

(Denotation: unit of thermodynamic temperature)

Kempt

(Denotation: neat, tidy)

Ken

(Denotation: know, understand, be aware of)

Ken

(Denotation: house, den of thieves)

Kennel

(Denotation: shelter or house for animals)

Kept

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Keep)

Kerma

(Denotation: measurement of the initial kinetic energy of charged particles liberated by indirectly ionizing radiation in a specific volume of material)

Kermes

(Denotation: insects used to produce crimson dye)

Key

(Denotation: tool for unlocking, solution, explanation, guide)

Key

(Denotation: small island)

Khalasi

(Denotation: worker at an Indian port or dock)

Khat

(Denotation: shrub with leaves containing a mild stimulant)

Kick

(Denotation: strike with the foot)

Kid

(Denotation: young goat, child)

Kile

(Denotation: ulcer, boil, sore)

Kill

(Denotation: cause to die, deprive of life, murder, execute)

Kill

(Denotation: stream, creek, inlet)

Kimchi

(Denotation: Korean dish of salted and seasoned vegetables that undergoes lactofermentation)

Kimslaw

(Denotation: kimchi coleslaw)

Kimuchi

(Denotation: Japanese dish of salted and seasoned vegetables that undergoes lactofermentation)

Kin

(Denotation: family, race, kind, sort, rank, nature)

Kind

(Denotation: type, class, sort, variety)

Kind

(Denotation: nice, friendly, doing good )

King

(Denotation: male monarch, influential person)

Kit

(Denotation: circular wooden container, basket, collection of items carried in a vessel)

Kit

(Denotation: young animal)

Kit

(Denotation: small fiddle)

Kith

(Denotation: country, people, race, kinsmen, family, friend, acquaintance)

Kitome

(Denotation: microbial DNA from a laboratory reagent kit that contaminates a microbiome sample during analysis)

Kitten

(Denotation: young cat)

Kittle

(Denotation: tickle, touch lightly)

Klat(s)ch [Klatch, Klatsch]

(Denotation: chat, gossip, loud sound)

Klutz

(Denotation: block, lump, ball)

Knack

(Denotation: special skill, deception, trick, device, sharp blow)

Knag

(Denotation: short projection, peg, hook)

Knape

(Denotation: lad, boy)

Knar

(Denotation: knot, burl, gnarl)

Knave

(Denotation: child, boy, youth, servant)

Knee

(Denotation: joint between the upper and lower leg)

Kneel

(Denotation: rest on or fall to the knees)

Knelt

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Kneel)

Knew

(Denotation: simple past of Know)

Knight

(Denotation: boy, follower, servant, attendant, male of high military rank)

Knob

(Denotation: knot, bulge, swelling, convexity, hump)

Knock

(Denotation: pound on, beat)

Knoll

(Denotation: summit, hilltop, clod, ball)

Knoll

(Denotation: arrange related objects in parallel and at 90 degree angles to create a sense of order and clarity)

Knot

(Denotation: intertwining ropes, cords, strings, or other linelike materials)

Knout

(Denotation: knot, twisted wire whip)

Know

(Denotation: perceive, recognize, understand)

Knuckle

(Denotation: joint, juncture of two bones)

Knur

(Denotation: knot, protuberance)

Kohl

(Denotation: dark powder used as eye makeup)

Kohlrabi

(Denotation: turnip cabbage)

Kongish

(Denotation: English language spoken in Hong Kong with Cantonese influences)

Konglish

(Denotation: English language with Korean influences)

Konglish

(Denotation: English language spoken in Hong Kong with Cantonese influences)

Korea

(Denotation: peninsular geographic region in East Asia bordered by China and Russia to the north and located north of Japan)

Korean

(Denotation: of or related to Korea)

Kotyle

(Denotation: small vessel, cup, socket, hollow)

Krump

(Denotation: energetic style of hip-hop dance)

Krypton

(Denotation: rare colorless, odorless noble gas)

Kvass

(Denotation: fermented drink)

Label

(Denotation: ribbon, narrow cloth strip)

Labo(u)r [Labor, Labour]

(Denotation: work, toil, exertion)

Lade

(Denotation: load, heap, burden)

Laid

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Lay)

Laid

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Lie)

Lain

(Denotation: past participle of Lie)

Lain

(Denotation: past participle of Lay)

Lament

(Denotation: sorrow, moan, wail, weep)

Lamprey

(Denotation: eel-like aquatic jawless vertebrate with a sucking mouth and rasping teeth but no jaw)

Lance

(Denotation: spear, pierce)

Lanceolate

(Denotation: lance-shaped)

Land

(Denotation: ground, soil, region, place)

Lang

(Denotation: language)

Langue

(Denotation: tongue, speech, utterance)

Lap

(Denotation: lick up, drink, splash gently)

Lap(e) [Lape, Lap]

(Denotation: skirt or flap of a garment, fold, wrap, surround, enclose)

Lapse

(Denotation: slide, glide, fall, decline, err, fail)

Large

(Denotation: big, abundant, plentiful, copious, much)

Lark

(Denotation: small perching songbird)

Lass

(Denotation: young woman, girl)

Last

(Denotation: final, ultimate, latest)

Last

(Denotation: endure, continue, survive)

Late

(Denotation: not early or on time, occuring at a time later than expected)

Lantern

(Denotation: lamp, light)

Lather

(Denotation: foam, soap, washing soda)

Latrine

(Denotation: water closet, toilet, privy)

Laugh

(Denotation: expression of mirth, chuckle, chortle, giggle)

Launch

(Denotation: fling, hurl, throw, cast)

Launch

(Denotation: large boat on a warship)

Laund(e)r [Launder, Laundr]

(Denotation: wash)

Laundromat

(Denotation: self-service laundry facility)

Lava

(Denotation: molten volcanic rock)

Lavacicle

(Denotation: geological formation consisting of cooled and hardened dripping lava)

Lave

(Denotation: bathe, wash)

Lavender

(Denotation: fragrant plant of the mint family)

Laver

(Denotation: water plant, seaweed)

Law

(Denotation: ordinance, rule, regulation, right, legal privilege, firmly established)

Lawn

(Denotation: grassy area, clearing)

Lawn

(Denotation: thin linen or cotton fabric)

Lax

(Denotation: loose, open, free, yielding, wide, spacious)

Lax

(Denotation: salmon)

Lay

(Denotation: put down, place down, cause to rest)

Lay

(Denotation: simple past of Lie)

Lay

(Denotation: secular, nonprofessional, common)

Lay

(Denotation: song, lyric, poem, ballad)

Lay

(Denotation: meadow)

Lay

(Denotation: lake, pool)

Laze

(Denotation: unwilling to work, disinclined to exertion, sluggish, waste time, relax, lounge)

Laze

(Denotation: steam produced when lava hits water)

Lea

(Denotation: meadow, pasture, field, clearing)

Lea

(Denotation: yarn measurement, set of warp threads carried by a loop of the heddle)

Lead

(Denotation: soft, heavy, dense, and malleable metallic element)

Lead

(Denotation: guide, cause one to go)

Leaf

(Denotation: foliage)

Learn

(Denotation: get knowledge)

Least

(Denotation: smallest, lowest)

Leather

(Denotation: tanned animal skin)

Leave

(Denotation: go away, depart, transfer)

Leave

(Denotation: permission)

Leave

(Denotation: foliage, allomorph of Leaf)

Leaven

(Denotation: lift, rise)

Led

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Lead)

Ledge

(Denotation: narrow projection, shelf)

Left

(Denotation: opposite of right)

Left

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Leave)

Left

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Leave)

Legit

(Denotation: legitimate, lawful, legal, real)

Leigh

(Denotation: meadow, pasture, field, clearing)

Leisure

(Denotation: free time, spare time, idleness)

Lemon

(Denotation: ovate yellow citrus fruit)

Lend

(Denotation: grant temporary possession or use, give temporary assistance)

Lend

(Denotation: loins, lumbar region, flank, buttocks)

Length

(Denotation: longness, distance, duration)

Lenin

(Denotation: related to things named after Lenin)

Lens

(Denotation: lentil, curved on both sides, double-convex shape)

Lent

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Lend)

Lent

(Denotation: forty days of fasting before Easter, lengthening of days)

Lentes

(Denotation: plural of Lens)

Lentil

(Denotation: plant with edible lens-shaped seeds within flattened pods)

Leo

(Denotation: lion)

Leon

(Denotation: lion)

Leopon

(Denotation: hybrid offspring of a leopard and lion)

Leotard

(Denotation: one-piece outfit worn for exercise)

Lese

(Denotation: hurt, injured, wounded, damaged)

Less

(Denotation: to a smaller extent, in a lower degree, smaller, fewer; lacking without)

Let

(Denotation: allow, permit, depart from, bequeath, slacken)

Leth(e) [Lethe, Leth]

(Denotation: oblivion, forgetting, forgetfulness)

Letter

(Denotation: graphic symbol, alphabetic sign, written character)

Lettuce

(Denotation: leafy green vegetable grown for salad)

Leviathan

(Denotation: enormous sea monster of tremendous strength)

Lherz

(Denotation: upper mantle peridotite body in the French Pyrenees)

Licorice

(Denotation: leguminous plant used as a medicine and sweet)

Lie

(Denotation: rest in a horizontal position, be situated or positioned)

Lie

(Denotation: falsehood, untruth, make a false statement, tell an untruth)

Liege

(Denotation: free, giving or receiving fidelity)

Lien

(Denotation: spleen, ductless vascular gland of the lymphatic system)

Lieu

(Denotation: place, spot, position)

Life

(Denotation: corporeal existence, time between birth and death)

Lift

(Denotation: raise, elevate)

Lift

(Denotation: atmosphere, sky, heavens, air)

Light

(Denotation: electromagnetic radiation, brightness, illumination, pale)

Light

(Denotation: not heavy, having little weight, nimble)

Ligne

(Denotation: line, unit of length used for measuring the diameter of buttons)

Like

(Denotation: enjoy, pleasure, preference, support, approval, similar, having the same characteristics or qualities)

Lim(e) [Lime, Lim]

(Denotation: greenish-yellow citrus fruit)

Lime

(Denotation: inorganic material containing calcium, gluey or adhesive material)

Limn

(Denotation: illuminate, illustrate)

Limo

(Denotation: limousine)

Limoges

(Denotation: ancient Gaulish tribe in central France known for elm bows and spears)

Limon

(Denotation: lemon, ovate yellow citrus fruit)

Limpet

(Denotation: marine gastropod mollusk)

Lind

(Denotation: lime tree)

Line

(Denotation: rope, cord, thread, path, continuous mark)

Lion

(Denotation: big cat)

Lip

(Denotation: outside opening of the mouth, edge, rim)

Lis

(Denotation: quarrel, lawsuit)

List

(Denotation: border, edge, band, row, stripe, strip)

List

(Denotation: hear, harken)

List

(Denotation: desire, wish, choose)

List

(Denotation: tilt, lean, incline, careen)

List

(Denotation: art, skill, cleverness, cunning, craft, guile)

Listicle

(Denotation: article based around a list)

Lit

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Light)

Lit(e)r(e) [Liter, Litre]

(Denotation: metric unit of fluid measure, one cubic decimeter)

Litre

(Denotation: Chilean tree or bush)

Litter

(Denotation: portable bed, straw used for bedding, offspring at one birth, scattered oddments)

Little

(Denotation: not big, small, short, few, young)

Live

(Denotation: (1) having life, be in a state between birth and death, not dead, survive, inhabit, reside; (2) allomorph of Life)

Load

(Denotation: burden, way, course, journey)

Loaf

(Denotation: bread, solid block of food)

Loaf

(Denotation: be idle, do nothing)

Loan

(Denotation: grant of temporary use or possession)

Lobby

(Denotation: entrance hall, vestibule, covered walk)

Loch

(Denotation: lake)

Lock

(Denotation: means of fastening, barrier, enclosure)

Lock

(Denotation: tress of hair)

Lodge

(Denotation: small building, hut, shelter, firmly fix)

Loft

(Denotation: upper chamber, attic, region of sky, air)

Log

(Denotation: large cut tree branch or trunk)

Log

(Denotation: journal, record)

Loggia

(Denotation: covered open area usually on an upper level)

Loin

(Denotation: hip, haunch, lumbar region, side of the lower torso)

Lol

(Denotation: laughing out loud)

Lollapalooza

(Denotation: exceptional or outstanding example)

Lone

(Denotation: solitary, apart from any other)

Long

(Denotation: extended, further, of long duration or distant, remote)

Looe

(Denotation: lake, inlet, pool)

Loofah

(Denotation: tropical vine that produces a cylindrical fruit with a spongy, fibrous interior)

Look

(Denotation: see, use the eyes, observe, search, appear, seem)

Loom

(Denotation: tool, utensil, implement, machine)

Loom

(Denotation: appear indistinctly, tower over, distorted appearance)

Loop

(Denotation: ring, noose, curved shape that crosses itself, doubled-over length of thread or rope)

Lord

(Denotation: master, ruler, superior)

Lore

(Denotation: learning, knowledge)

Lorn

(Denotation: lost, ruined, undone)

Lose

(Denotation: be deprived of, remove, wander from, fail to suceed, perish)

Loss

(Denotation: deprivement, defeat, damage, deprivement)

Lost

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Lose)

Lot

(Denotation: portion, choice, decision)

Loud

(Denotation: noisy, sonorous)

Lough

(Denotation: lake, pool)

Love

(Denotation: like, fondness, cherish, affection)

Low

(Denotation: not high, under)

Lox

(Denotation: salmon)

Lox

(Denotation: liquid oxygen)

Loyal

(Denotation: true, faithful, honorable)

Lozenge

(Denotation: rhombus, flat figure with four equal sides and two acute and two obtuse angles)

Luck

(Denotation: good fortune, chance occurrence)

Lunch

(Denotation: formal midday meal)

Luncheon

(Denotation: formal midday meal)

Lun(e) [Lune, Lun]

(Denotation: moon, crescent, figure formed by two arcs of circles)

Lung

(Denotation: respiratory organ of vertebrates that controls breathing and oxygenates the blood)

Lust

(Denotation: desire, longing, appetite, inclination, pleasure)

Lute

(Denotation: fretted stringed instrument)

Lux

(Denotation: light, unit of illuminance)

Lux

(Denotation: put out of joint, dislocate, displace)

Luxe

(Denotation: elegance, extravagance, magnificence)

Lye

(Denotation: alkaline liquid, caustic soda)

Lymph

(Denotation: clear fluid, spring water)

Lypressin

(Denotation: lysine vasopressin, synthetic antidiuretic hormone)

Lys(e) [Lyse, Lys]

(Denotation: loosen, untie, divide, dissolve, unfasten)

Lysopine

(Denotation: amino acid derivative and opine formed from lysine)

Ma

(Denotation: mother, mom)

Maar

(Denotation: crater lake, standing water, sea)

Machina

(Denotation: machine, contraption)

Machine

(Denotation: engine, contrivance, device, that which enables)

Mad

(Denotation: angry, enraged)

Made

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Make)

Mag

(Denotation: proper name)

Mag

(Denotation: magazine, periodical publication)

Mag

(Denotation: magnet, magnetometer)

Mag

(Denotation: magnesium)

Mag

(Denotation: magnitude)

Mag

(Denotation: magistrate)

Magalog(ue)

(Denotation: catalogue in the style of a magazine)

Magazette

(Denotation: diskzine, magazine distributed via floppy disk)

Magazine

(Denotation: warehouse, storeroom, storehouse, store, stock up)

Mage

(Denotation: sorcery, prophetic, enchant, priestly, learned)

Magnet

(Denotation: lodestone, that which attracts)

Mail

(Denotation: post, letters, bag, wallet)

Mail

(Denotation: contract, agreement, lawsuit, speech)

Mail(le) [Mail, Maille

(Denotation: metal ring armor, mesh in a net, spot, blemish)

Maim

(Denotation: injure, damage, wound, mutilate)

Main

(Denotation: strong, strength, chief, principal, primary)

Major

(Denotation: greater, larger, bigger)

Make

(Denotation: give being to, produce, construct, build, do)

Malay

(Denotation: Austronesian ethnoreligious group native to the Malay Peninsula, eastern Sumatra, coastal Borneo, and Riau Archipelago and the geography thereof)

Male

(Denotation: man, boy, sex that produces sperm)

Mal(e) [Male, Mal]

(Denotation: bad, poor, evil, ill, wrong)

Malglish

(Denotation: English-based creole spoken in Malaysia)

Malta

(Denotation: archipelago and country in Southern Europe located in the Mediterranean Sea south of Sicily)

Maltenglish

(Denotation: codeswitching between Maltese and English languages)

Maltese

(Denotation: of or related to Malta)

Mammophant

(Denotation: hypothetical cross between a woolly mammoth and an elephant)

Mammoth

(Denotation: extinct species of extremely large hairy elephant-like mammal native to North America and Eurasia)

Man

(Denotation: adult human male; by extension: one, person, human)

Mane

(Denotation: long hair on the neck and shoulders)

Manganes(e) [Manganese, Manganes]

(Denotation: hard gray metallic element)

Mange

(Denotation: eat)

Mangle

(Denotation: mutilate, disfigure)

Mangle

(Denotation: machine for wringing laundry after washing)

Mangle

(Denotation: mangrove, tropical and subtropical evergreen shrubs or trees with aerial roots and that grow in clumps in brackish tidal mud)

Manglish

(Denotation: English-based creole spoken in Malaysia)

Manglish

(Denotation: codeswitching between Maltese and English languages)

Mangonel

(Denotation: catapult, trebuchet)

Mangrove

(Denotation: tropical and subtropical evergreen shrubs or trees with aerial roots and that grow in clumps in brackish tidal mud)

Manner

(Denotation: mode, way, habit)

Mantra

(Denotation: mind, instrument of thought)

Many

(Denotation: much, numerous)

Map

(Denotation: visual representation of an area, plan, chart)

Mara

(Denotation: nightmare, spectre, wraith, evil spirit)

Mara

(Denotation: malicious or evil spirit)

Marathon

(Denotation: extended activity)

March

(Denotation: stride, walk, trample, tread)

March

(Denotation: Mars, god of war)

Marconi

(Denotation: send a message or contact via radio)

Mare

(Denotation: adult female horse)

Mare

(Denotation: monster, evil spirit)

Margatini

(Denotation: martini made with tequila and served like a margarita)

Mark

(Denotation: sign, border, division, limit, boundary)

Mark

(Denotation: unit of measurement, unit of currency)

Market

(Denotation: trading, buying and selling)

Markk

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Marmite

(Denotation: dark-brown spread based on a yeast extract)

Marry

(Denotation: wed, become coupled, take a husband or wife)

Mart

(Denotation: market, bazaar, fair)

Martini

(Denotation: cocktail made with gin or vodka and vermouth)

Masa

(Denotation: dough)

Maschalyperidrosis

(Denotation: excessive armpit sweating)

Mascon

(Denotation: region within a solid astronomical body with higher density than surrounding material)

Mash

(Denotation: mass of mixed ingredients)

Mash

(Denotation: flirt, romantic crush, infatuation)

Mask

(Denotation: face covering, disguise)

Masque

(Denotation: face covering, disguise)

Masquerade

(Denotation: masked gathering)

Mas(s) [Mass, Mas]

(Denotation: holiday, sacred day, dismissal)

Mass

(Denotation: quantity, lump, heap, pile)

Masstige

(Denotation: premium products marketed to the general public)

Mast

(Denotation: pole)

Master

(Denotation: chief, head, leader, director, teacher)

Mastic

(Denotation: gum, resin)

Mat

(Denotation: woven fiber, flat material, pad, mass)

Match

(Denotation: companion, partner, mate)

Mate

(Denotation: associate, fellow, comrade, friend, companion)

Mate

(Denotation: amaze, stun)

Math

(Denotation: mathematics)

Mathlete

(Denotation: one who competes in math competition)

Matte

(Denotation: not shiny, lusterless, dull surface or finish)

Max

(Denotation: increase, greaten, enlarge)

Maxi

(Denotation: greatest, largest, biggest)

Maxim

(Denotation: greatest, largest, biggest)

May

(Denotation: can, be able)

May

(Denotation: great)

Mayor

(Denotation: principal, chief, head)

Maze

(Denotation: delusion, bewilderment, perplex, confuse, confound)

Me

(Denotation: first person singular object personal pronoun)

Mead

(Denotation: pasture, grassy area)

Meal

(Denotation: measure, time, occasion, set time)

Meal

(Denotation: edible ground grain)

Mean

(Denotation: intend, indicate, convey, signify, cause)

Mean

(Denotation: common, general, low quality, unkind, despicable, cruel, harsh, powerful)

Mean

(Denotation: middle, intermediary, average)

Meat

(Denotation: meal, food, nourishment, sustenance)

Meckel

(Denotation: related to the anatomical structures described by Meckel)

Meddle

(Denotation: mix)

Meek

(Denotation: gentle, mild, humble, unassuming, modest)

Meet

(Denotation: encounter, make contact with, comply with)

Meg

(Denotation: mega, 106)

Mega

(Denotation: (1) large, great, mighty; (2) second order of 103, 106)

Meister

(Denotation: master, highly skilled tradesman, expert, champion)

Mel

(Denotation: honey)

Meld

(Denotation: blend, merge, unite)

Meld

(Denotation: announce, report, declare)

Melene

(Denotation: unsaturated hydrocarbon obtained from beeswax)

Mell

(Denotation: mix, blend, meddle)

Mell

(Denotation: say, speak, talk, tell)

Melt

(Denotation: liquify from heat)

Memb(e)r [Member, Membr]

(Denotation: limb, body part, part, portion, division)

Meme

(Denotation: unit of cultural information)

Men

(Denotation: plural of Man)

Menace

(Denotation: threat)

Mend

(Denotation: fix, repair, cure)

Meninge

(Denotation: membrane )

Ment(o)r [Mentor, Mentr]

(Denotation: wise adviser, sage counselor)

Menu

(Denotation: small list)

Meperidine

(Denotation: synthetic compound used as a painkilling drug)

Merc

(Denotation: mercenary)

Mercaptan

(Denotation: organic compounds of sulphur)

Mercapto

(Denotation: chemical base denoting a sulfhydryl group)

Merch

(Denotation: merchandise)

Mercury

(Denotation: silvery toxic metallic chemical element liquid at room temperature, Roman God)

Mer(e) [Mere, Mer]

(Denotation: lake, pool, sea)

Mere

(Denotation: pure, simple, just, only)

Mere

(Denotation: boundary, limit)

Mere

(Denotation: short, broad-bladed Maori war club made of wood, bone, or stone traditionally used in hand-to-hand combat)

Merg(e) [Merge, Merg]

(Denotation: dip, plunge, sink, cover, bury, engulf)

Merica

(Denotation: America)

Mess

(Denotation: supply, provision, quantity, exchange)

Messenger

(Denotation: one who brings communication)

Met

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Meet)

Metal(l) [Metal, Metall]

(Denotation: chemical element or alloy)

Met(e)r(e) [Meter, Metre]

(Denotation: measure, length, size, limit, proportion, unit of length)

Meth

(Denotation: methamphetamine)

Mho

(Denotation: former unit of electric conductance equal to the reciprocal of the ohm and superceded by the siemens)

Mice

(Denotation: plural of mouse)

Mid

(Denotation: between, intermediate, halfway, during, with)

Middle

(Denotation: center, median, halfway, part between start and end)

Might

(Denotation: can, be able)

Might

(Denotation: power, strength)

Mil

(Denotation: million, millionth)

Mild

(Denotation: soft, gentle, moderate in force or quantity, not strong)

Mildew

(Denotation: minute powdery or webby parasitic fungus)

Mile

(Denotation: unit of linear measure, literally thousand)

Militsia

(Denotation: police force)

Milk

(Denotation: nourishing white liquid secreted by female mammals)

Mill

(Denotation: grind, crush)

Mill

(Denotation: million)

Million

(Denotation: thousand)

Milt

(Denotation: spleen, fish semen, roe)

Mime

(Denotation: imitate, copy)

Mimophant

(Denotation: person with extreme social self-centered double standards, narcissist)

Mind

(Denotation: memory, remembrance, thought, purpose, intellect)

Mine

(Denotation: first person singular possessive pronoun)

Mine

(Denotation: tunnel, shaft, pit, ore)

Mini

(Denotation: small)

Minim

(Denotation: smallest, least)

Min(i)st(e)r [Minister, Ministr, Minstr]

(Denotation: attendant, servant, agent, aide, lesser rank)

Miniver

(Denotation: squirrel fur)

Minor

(Denotation: smaller, less)

Minster

(Denotation: church, monastery)

Mint

(Denotation: aromatic herb)

Mint

(Denotation: money, coin)

Minus

(Denotation: smaller, less)

Mire

(Denotation: muddy land, bog, marsh, swampland)

Mirror

(Denotation: look at, admire, marvel at, wonder at)

Mirrortocracy

(Denotation: society in which wealth, income, and social status are assigned through resemblance to those already in power)

Miser

(Denotation: unhappy, wretched, pitiable, distressed)

Misere

(Denotation: misfortune, misery, impoverishment, attempt to lose every trick in a card game)

Miss

(Denotation: term of address for girl)

Miss

(Denotation: fail, go wrong, avoid, escape)

Missus

(Denotation: woman, wife, girlfriend)

Mist(e)r [Mister, Mistr]

(Denotation: chief, head, leader, director, teacher)

Mitt

(Denotation: glove, handcovering)

Mitten

(Denotation: half-glove, handcovering)

Mix

(Denotation: blend, combine)

Mob

(Denotation: rabble, common mass, multitude, riotous assemblage)

Mobile

(Denotation: able to move, capable of movement)

Mode

(Denotation: measure, extent, quantity, way, manner, fashion, style)

Modest

(Denotation: moderate, mild, demure, restrained, discreet)

Moist

(Denotation: slightly wet, damp)

Moke

(Denotation: donkey, dolt, performer)

Mole

(Denotation: spot, mark, blemish)

Mole

(Denotation: burrowing creature)

Mole

(Denotation: millstone, mill, grind, crush)

Mole

(Denotation: multitude, mass, structure, barrier, unit of amount of substance)

Mole

(Denotation: stew, sauce, something ground)

Molt

(Denotation: shed, fall out)

Molt

(Denotation: archaic simple past of Melt)

Moly

(Denotation: molybdenum)

Moly

(Denotation: magic herb)

Mom

(Denotation: mother)

Moment

(Denotation: brief time period, instant)

Money

(Denotation: funds, means)

Monger

(Denotation: merchant, dealer, trader, broker)

Monies

(Denotation: plural of monies)

Mons

(Denotation: mountain)

Monst(e)r [Monster, Monstr]

(Denotation: divine omen, show, point out, indicate)

Mont

(Denotation: mountain)

Montagne

(Denotation: mountain)

Montes

(Denotation: plural of Mons)

Mooch

(Denotation: pilfer, steal, skulk, hide)

Mood

(Denotation: emotional condition, state of mind)

Mood

(Denotation: measure, extent, quantity, way, manner, fashion, style)

Mook

(Denotation: publication that combines features of books and magazines)

Mook

(Denotation: fool, dolt, incompetent person)

Moon

(Denotation: any natural satellite of a planet)

Moor

(Denotation: swamp, open area of untilled land often overrun with heath)

Moor

(Denotation: fasten, fix, secure, anchor)

Moor

(Denotation: North African, Berber)

Moose

(Denotation: large quadruped mammal with large horns native to northern North America)

Mop

(Denotation: course bundle of fibers or cloth)

Mop

(Denotation: child, baby, young animal)

Mora

(Denotation: large South American heavily buttressed rainforest tree)

More

(Denotation: greater, increased)

More

(Denotation: moral norm or custom)

Morn

(Denotation: early part of the day)

Morph

(Denotation: shape, form)

Morph

(Denotation: change shape)

Morris

(Denotation: pike, stick)

Morrow

(Denotation: morning, period around daybreak)

Mort

(Denotation: die, death)

Most

(Denotation: greatest, mightiest, largest)

Moth

(Denotation: nocturnal winged insect, larvae)

Mother

(Denotation: female parent)

Motif

(Denotation: main idea or theme)

Motify

(Denotation: form a motif)

Motoneer

(Denotation: motor enginer)

Motorneer

(Denotation: motor enginer)

Mouche

(Denotation: soul patch, beauty mark, fly)

Mo(u)ld [Mold, Mould

(Denotation: form, nature, character, model, plan, copy, way, manner)

Mo(u)ld [Mold, Mould

(Denotation: fungus)

Mo(u)ld [Mold, Mould

(Denotation: dirt, soil)

Mo(u)ld [Mold, Mould

(Denotation: top of the head)

Mount

(Denotation: rise up, ascend)

Mourn

(Denotation: feel sorrow, grief, or regret)

Mouse

(Denotation: small rodent)

M(o)ustache [Moustache, Mustache]

(Denotation: facial hair above the upper lip)

Mouth

(Denotation: front opening, outlet)

Move

(Denotation: put into motion)

Mow

(Denotation: cut)

Much

(Denotation: great in quantity or extent)

Muck

(Denotation: dung, manure, mud, sludge)

Mud

(Denotation: moist, soft earth)

Mug

(Denotation: drinking vessel, cup, face, assault)

Mule

(Denotation: hybrid offspring of donkey and horse)

Mule

(Denotation: backless slipper)

Mull

(Denotation: ponder, turn over, grind, pulverize)

Mull

(Denotation: sweeten and spice)

Mull

(Denotation: fine, soft muslin cloth)

Mull

(Denotation: promontory, high point of land extending into a body of water)

Mull

(Denotation: finely powdered solid, friable forest humus of mixed organic matter and mineral soil)

Mulmul

(Denotation: fine, soft muslin cloth)

Murk

(Denotation: gloom, darkness)

Murrain

(Denotation: disease, pestilence, plague, widespread death)

Murse

(Denotation: man purse)

Murse

(Denotation: male nurse)

Muse

(Denotation: music, song, inspiration)

Muse

(Denotation: ponder, think)

Musk

(Denotation: secretion, odor)

Muskrat

(Denotation: large aquatic rodent native to North America)

Mussel

(Denotation: edible bivalve shellfish)

Must

(Denotation: modal verb of obligation, necessity, prediction)

Must

(Denotation: staleness, moldiness, fermented, new wine)

Muster

(Denotation: gather, show, display, reveal)

Mute

(Denotation: silent, speechless)

My

(Denotation: first person singular possessive determiner)

Myrinx

(Denotation: eardrum)

Nacelle

(Denotation: small boat)

Nacre

(Denotation: mother-of-pearl, iridescent)

Nad

(Denotation: testicle, gonad, reproductive organ)

Nado

(Denotation: tornado, violent rotating wind)

Naggin

(Denotation: small measure of alcohol)

Naive

(Denotation: natural, simple, innocent, just born)

Name

(Denotation: word or set of words by which a person or thing is known, addressed, or referred to)

Namib

(Denotation: walkabout, wasteland)

Nap

(Denotation: doze, slumber, sleep)

Nap

(Denotation: nab, grab, snatch)

Napalm

(Denotation: naphthenic palmitic acid, flammable viscous substance used in warfare as an incendiary)

Nape

(Denotation: tablecloth)

Nape

(Denotation: neck)

Nape

(Denotation: napalm)

Naphthazarin

(Denotation: red crystalline organic compound that occurs naturally in some plants and that functions as a plant metabolite and exhibits various biological activities)

Napier

(Denotation: related to John Napier)

Nappe

(Denotation: water flowing over a vertical drop, flat mass folded over)

Narco

(Denotation: narcotics, drugs)

Narrow

(Denotation: thin, tight, not wide, confined, constricted, restricted)

Nasc

(Denotation: birth, origin, be born)

Nat

(Denotation: logarithmic unit of information based on natural logarithms)

Nau

(Denotation: ship, boat)

Nav(e) [Nave, Nav]

(Denotation: ship, boat)

Nave

(Denotation: hub, middle)

Navel

(Denotation: belly button, umbilicus, middle)

Nay

(Denotation: no, word of negation or refusal)

Nazi

(Denotation: one who imposes their views on others, unfairly oppressive or needlessly strict)

Nazism

(Denotation: political doctrines expounded and implemented by Adolf Hitler and his followers)

Near

(Denotation: close)

Neck

(Denotation: nape, area between the head and torso, narrow area between two larger areas)

Need

(Denotation: necessity, compulsion, want, requirement, desire, longing, wish, urge)

Nef

(Denotation: ship, boat)

Nef

(Denotation: line bundle or divisor with a nonnegative intersection with any irreducible curve)

Neigh

(Denotation: horse sound)

Neighbo(u)r [Neighbor, Neighbour]

(Denotation: one who lives near another)

Nepal

(Denotation: modern country in South Asia located between China and India)

Neper

(Denotation: logarithmic unit for ratios of measurements of physical field and power quantities)

Nepeta

(Denotation: aromatic herb)

Nephele

(Denotation: cloud)

Nepit

(Denotation: logarithmic unit of information)

Nereid

(Denotation: sea-nymph daughters of Nereus in Ancient Greek mythology)

Nereus

(Denotation: eldest son of Pontus and Gaia in Ancient Greek mythology)

Nerve

(Denotation: cord, sinew, tendon, cord, fibers)

Nest

(Denotation: structure in which animals raise young, resting place, hideout)

Nether

(Denotation: down, lower, beneath, below)

New

(Denotation: not old, made or established for the first time)

Newton

(Denotation: unit of force, of or relating to Sir Isaac Newton)

Next

(Denotation: nearest, closest)

Nice

(Denotation: kind; foolish, ignorant, frivolous, senseless)

Nice

(Denotation: victory, success, advantage)

Nicotini

(Denotation: martini cocktail made with tobacco leaf tea)

Nigh

(Denotation: near, close)

Night

(Denotation: dark part of a day, darkness, period between sunset and sunrise)

Nihil

(Denotation: no trifles, not in the least)

Nil

(Denotation: nothing, not any)

Nin(e) [Nine, Nin]

(Denotation: whole number between eight and ten)

Nip

(Denotation: pinch, sharp bite, press tightly between two surfaces)

Nip

(Denotation: small taste)

Nip

(Denotation: nipple)

Nipple

(Denotation: protuberance from the breast or chest)

Nit

(Denotation: louse egg, young louse)

Nit

(Denotation: shine, look bright, be radiant, unit of measurement)

Nit(e)r(e) [Niter, Nitre]

(Denotation: alkali mineral)

No

(Denotation: opposite of yes, negative)

Node

(Denotation: knot)

Nog

(Denotation: strong ale)

Nog

(Denotation: peg, pin, cylindrical wood piece)

Noggin

(Denotation: small vessel, head)

Noise

(Denotation: sound)

Nojiri

(Denotation: biochemical name used only with the antibiotic — produced by some strains of Streptomyces isolated from soil in Lake Nojiri, Japan — inhibits glucosidases)

Nomad

(Denotation: wanderer)

Nook

(Denotation: corner, angle formed by two lines meeting)

Noon

(Denotation: midday)

Norm

(Denotation: rule, standard)

Norse

(Denotation: north, northern, nordic, Norwegian, relating to ancient Scandinavia, North Germanic)

North

(Denotation: direction with east on the right and west on the left)

Nose

(Denotation: protrubence on the face for breathing and smelling)

Not

(Denotation: negating adverb)

Note

(Denotation: mark, sign, character, letter)

Noun

(Denotation: name, word)

Now

(Denotation: present, current, at this time)

Nude

(Denotation: naked, uncovered, unclothed, bare, plain, simple)

Nudge

(Denotation: push slightly)

Nul(l) [Nul, Null]

(Denotation: void, invalid, zero)

Number

(Denotation: quantity)

Nuncheon

(Denotation: light snack taken in the afternoon)

Nurs(e) [Nurse, Nurs]

(Denotation: suckle, nourish, nurture)

Nut

(Denotation: fruit of certain trees and shrubs that have the seed enclosed in a woody covering that remains closed when ripe)

Nutarian

(Denotation: one who primarily eats nuts)

Nutraceutical

(Denotation: food used as medicine, nutrient or food believed to have curative properties)

Nuzzle

(Denotation: push, thrust, rub, touch)

Nuzzle

(Denotation: train, nurture)

Nymph

(Denotation: bride, young woman, adolescent girl, pupa stage)

Oaf

(Denotation: fool, elf child, changling)

Oak

(Denotation: deciduous tree species that produces acorns)

Oar

(Denotation: long wooden lever, paddle)

Oat

(Denotation: cereal plant)

Obey

(Denotation: listen to, carry out the commands of, summit to, serve)

Obscure

(Denotation: dark, dusky, shadowy, unknown, unrecognized)

Obstropulous

(Denotation: ornery, fractious, belligerent)

Ocean

(Denotation: water surrounding the world)

Octonion

(Denotation: eight-dimensional hypercomplex number)

Ode

(Denotation: song, poem)

Odin

(Denotation: Germanic chief god)

Odo(u)r [Odor, Odour]

(Denotation: smell, scent, perfume, stench, suggestion)

(O)Estriol [Oestriol, Estriol]

(Denotation: main estrogen secreted by the placenta during pregnancy)

Oeuf

(Denotation: egg)

Of

(Denotation: away, from, genitive preposition)

Off

(Denotation: away from, not on)

Off

(Denotation: kill)

Office

(Denotation: service, work-doing)

Oft

(Denotation: repeatedly, again and again, many times, frequently, under many circumstances)

Often

(Denotation: repeatedly, again and again, many times, frequently, under many circumstances)

Oh

(Denotation: interjection)

Oh

(Denotation: letter O, number zero)

Ohm

(Denotation: unit of electrical resistance)

Oil

(Denotation: viscous fatty liquid)

Okay

(Denotation: all right, correct, yes, affirmative)

Old

(Denotation: not new, aged, ancient, antique, having existed for a long time)

Olefin

(Denotation: unsaturated open-chain hydrocarbons, alkene with only one carbon-carbon double bond)

Oleo

(Denotation: oleomargarine)

Olive

(Denotation: small oval fruit, dark yellowish-green color when unripe)

Ombre

(Denotation: shaded)

Ombre

(Denotation: man)

On

(Denotation: not off, along, forwards, in, into, directional and temporal preposition)

On(e) [One, On]

(Denotation: single, sole, individual)

Onium

(Denotation: any cation derived by the addition of a proton to the hydride of any element of the nitrogen, chalcogen, or halogen families)

Onyx

(Denotation: type of quartz so called for sometimes resembling the human fingernail, often jet-black; literally claw, nail)

Op

(Denotation: operate, operation, operator)

Op

(Denotation: opponent)

Op

(Denotation: opinion)

Op

(Denotation: optical)

Open

(Denotation: not closed, unobstructed, uncovered)

Opine

(Denotation: choose, suppose, imagine, deem, think, judge)

Opt

(Denotation: best choice)

Oquassa

(Denotation: small dark-blue brook trout native to Maine)

Or

(Denotation: coordinating conjunction)

Orange

(Denotation: citrus fruit, color after red, color mixture from red and yellow)

Orb

(Denotation: sphere, globe, circular, ring, disc)

Orbit

(Denotation: rut, impression, mark, track, path, course, circuit)

Orchid

(Denotation: testicle, ovary, orchid, oblong shape)

Ordain

(Denotation: appoint, decree, enact, arrange, prepare, designate)

Order

(Denotation: row, rank, regular arrangement)

Ordnance

(Denotation: military equipment and provisions)

Ore

(Denotation: metalliferous mineral or rock)

Organ

(Denotation: instrument, implement, tool, material, product)

Orgueil

(Denotation: pride)

Origin

(Denotation: coming into existence, beginning, birth)

Orison

(Denotation: prayer)

Orped(e) [Orped, Orpede]

(Denotation: grown up, adult, of full strength, stout, active, bold, valiant, mighty)

Orphan

(Denotation: parentless child or offspring, something abandoned)

Ort

(Denotation: that which is left after eating, fragment, remainder, scrap)

Oscuro

(Denotation: dark, cigar of very dark tobacco )

Otaku

(Denotation: nerd, geek, one with an obsessive interest in something)

Other

(Denotation: second, next, alternate of two)

Ought

(Denotation: quasi-modal verb of duty, obligation, advisability, desirability, probability)

Ounce

(Denotation: 1/16 of a pound or pint)

Our

(Denotation: first person plural possessive determiner)

Out

(Denotation: not in, without, outside, beyond the bounds of, not within)

Oven

(Denotation: furnace, chamber for baking or heating)

Over

(Denotation: beyond, above, in place or position higher than, upon, in, across, past, more than, on high)

Over

(Denotation: shore, riverbank)

Overt

(Denotation: open, uncovered, unfastened)

Ow(e) [Owe, Ow]

(Denotation: have, possess)

Owl

(Denotation: nocturnal bird of prey)

Ox

(Denotation: large bovine animal)

Oxter

(Denotation: armpit)

Oxyfedrine

(Denotation: medication used as a vasodilator)

Pack

(Denotation: bundle)

Pad

(Denotation: bundle of straw to lie on, cushion)

Pad

(Denotation: frog, toad)

Pad

(Denotation: path, track, way, road, tread)

Paddock

(Denotation: enclosed area of land)

Pagan

(Denotation: rural, rustic, countryside)

Page

(Denotation: leaf or sheet of paper)

Page

(Denotation: serving boy, youth, servant)

Paid

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Pay)

Pain

(Denotation: suffering, retribution, penalty)

Paint

(Denotation: decorate, color)

Pair

(Denotation: couple, equals, counterpart)

Palate

(Denotation: roof of the mouth, vault)

Palaver

(Denotation: long talk, tedious discussion)

Pale

(Denotation: light color)

Pall

(Denotation: light color, make pale, weaken)

Pall

(Denotation: cloth, cloak, coverlet, covering)

Palm

(Denotation: flat, spread out)

Palp

(Denotation: touch softly, stroke, pat)

Paltry

(Denotation: worthless, trivial)

Paludament

(Denotation: military cloak attached at the shoulder)

Pam

(Denotation: handspan)

Pan

(Denotation: broad, shallow dish)

Pan

(Denotation: follow with a camera)

Pane

(Denotation: glass sheet, distinct piece, division, section)

Pansy

(Denotation: flowering plant with lowered head that resembles someone deep thought)

Pant

(Denotation: trousers, underwear, outer garment that covers from the waist down)

Pant

(Denotation: breathe hard, gasp, puff)

Papa

(Denotation: father, daddy)

Papaver

(Denotation: poppy)

Papaya

(Denotation: fruit tree with edible fruit)

Paper

(Denotation: material manufactured in thin sheets from the pulp of wood or other fibrous substances)

Papule

(Denotation: pustule, pimple)

Par

(Denotation: equal)

Parable

(Denotation: short narrative illustrating a lesson, comparison, throw beside)

Parathormone

(Denotation: parathyroid hormone, polypeptide hormone released by the parathyroid glands to raise calcium ion levels in the blood)

Pard

(Denotation: male panther)

Pare

(Denotation: provide, produce, bring forth, create, give birth)

Park

(Denotation: enclosed area of land)

Parkade

(Denotation: multilevel parking garage)

Parlay

(Denotation: bet, exploit successfully)

Parle

(Denotation: speak, talk)

Parley

(Denotation: conference, speech)

Parliament

(Denotation: discussion, speaking, meeting, negotiation, assembly, council)

Parole

(Denotation: word of honor, promise, oath)

Parrock

(Denotation: enclosed area of land)

Parsec

(Denotation: astronomical unit of length)

Parson

(Denotation: clerk, minister)

Part

(Denotation: division, portion, share)

Partner

(Denotation: sharer, associate, one of a pair)

Pascal

(Denotation: unit of pressure and stress)

Pasco

(Denotation: reddish, ochre)

Pass

(Denotation: go, step, walk, spread, stretch)

Past

(Denotation: done with, over, gone by, existing no more)

Past(e) [Paste, Past]

(Denotation: dough, glue mixture)

Patch

(Denotation: small piece used to repair)

Patch

(Denotation: fool, clown, rouge, paltry fellow)

Pate

(Denotation: head)

Pate

(Denotation: paste, dough, batter, clay, malleable substance)

Pate

(Denotation: soft-wooded evergreen tree native to New Zealand)

Path

(Denotation: way, route, passage)

Pathan

(Denotation: Indo-Iranian ethnic group primarily residing in southern and eastern Afghanistan and northwestern Pakistan)

Pathion

(Denotation: 32-dimensional hypercomplex number)

Pattern

(Denotation: model, example)

Pauper

(Denotation: lacking, needing, indigent, small, scanty)

Pause

(Denotation: stop, cease, interrupt)

Paw

(Denotation: soft hand or foot of an animal)

Pawpaw

(Denotation: fruit tree with edible fruit)

Pay

(Denotation: compensation, settle, satisfy, pacify)

Pe

(Denotation: seventeenth letter of many Semitic alphabets)

Peak

(Denotation: summit, top, sharp point, pike, needle, pin, pinnacle)

Peak

(Denotation: become sick or wan, look thin or sickly)

Pear

(Denotation: edible fruit similar to an apple but elongated toward the stem)

Pearl

(Denotation: shelly concretion of certain bivalve mollusks)

Pedestal

(Denotation: foot stand)

Pedicel

(Denotation: footstalk)

Pee

(Denotation: urinate, urine)

Peek

(Denotation: peep, quick look)

Peise

(Denotation: weigh, weight)

Pelisse

(Denotation: fur-lined robe or cloak)

Pell

(Denotation: pelt, animal skin or hide)

Pelt

(Denotation: animal skin or hide)

Pelt

(Denotation: strike, bombard, repeatedly beat or hit)

Pelt

(Denotation: rags, worthless clothes)

Pen

(Denotation: writing utensil, write, commit to paper)

Pen

(Denotation: enclosure)

Penglish

(Denotation: language that combines Persian and English)

Penicylinder

(Denotation: cylinder coated with bacteria)

Pentecost

(Denotation: fiftieth day)

People

(Denotation: humans, folk)

Pepita

(Denotation: pumpkin seed)

Pepper

(Denotation: fruit of the capsicum plant)

Per

(Denotation: through, by means of, thoroughly, maximum)

Perform

(Denotation: do, carry out, function, work, accomplish)

Peril

(Denotation: risk, hazard, danger)

Periwinkle

(Denotation: evergreen plant, bluish-purplish color)

Periwinkle

(Denotation: mollusk)

Perm

(Denotation: permanent)

Perm

(Denotation: permutation)

Perm

(Denotation: permission)

Person

(Denotation: human being, character, role, mask)

Personnel

(Denotation: organization member)

Pes

(Denotation: foot, hoof)

Peso

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Pet

(Denotation: tamed or favorite animal)

Pet

(Denotation: peevishness, petulance, sulk, take offense)

Pethidine

(Denotation: synthetic compound used as a painkilling drug)

Petit

(Denotation: small, little, minor, young)

Petite

(Denotation: small, little, minor, young)

Petro

(Denotation: Peter)

Petty

(Denotation: small, little, minor)

Phalange

(Denotation: line of battle, battle array, army ranks, clustered mass, main body, round piece, joint)

Phantom

(Denotation: appearance, image, apparition, specter)

Phencyclidine

(Denotation: synthetic compound derived from piperidine)

Phenom

(Denotation: phenomenon, prodigy)

Phial

(Denotation: small container for holding liquid)

Pholid(e) [Pholide, Pholid]

(Denotation: horny scale)

Phone

(Denotation: telephone, device for transmitting sounds in real time across distances)

Phot

(Denotation: photometric unit of illuminance or luminous flux)

Photo

(Denotation: photograph, picture)

Phyl(e) [Phyle, Phyl]

(Denotation: tribe, subdivision)

Pi

(Denotation: little mouth, letter P)

Pica

(Denotation: magpie, bird with indiscriminate feeding)

Pica

(Denotation: 12-point type, printing type size of six lines per inch)

Pick

(Denotation: peck, pluck, choose, gather, collect, break off)

Pie

(Denotation: baked pastry with an outer crust and filling)

Pie

(Denotation: woodpecker, magpie)

Pie

(Denotation: foot, unit of measurement)

Pig

(Denotation: swine, domesticated mammal with cloven hooves)

Pike

(Denotation: sharp point, spike)

Pike

(Denotation: turnpike, toll road, toll expressway)

Pile

(Denotation: heap, mass)

Pile

(Denotation: hair)

Pile

(Denotation: dart, arrow, spear, javelin)

Pin

(Denotation: peg, bolt)

Pine

(Denotation: coniferous tree)

Pink

(Denotation: pale red color, pale rose color, small)

Pint

(Denotation: painted, marked, spotted, unit of volume)

Pintle

(Denotation: upright pivot pin, penis)

Pique

(Denotation: prick, sting, anger, annoy, provoke, stimulate, excite)

Pique

(Denotation: tropical flea)

Pirate

(Denotation: sea-robber, sea-plunderer)

Pistol

(Denotation: small firearm, small dagger)

Pistole

(Denotation: coin, coin-sized disc-shaped piece)

Pit

(Denotation: depression, trench, hole)

Pit

(Denotation: kernel, seed, marrow)

Pit

(Denotation: PIT maneuver, method for ending a vehicle chase with a controlled collision)

Pith

(Denotation: central plant tissue, inner tissue, essential part)

Pity

(Denotation: mercy, compassion, care, tenderness, gentleness, kindness, sense of duty)

Place

(Denotation: location, space, spot, point, area)

Plain

(Denotation: flat, level, even)

Plait

(Denotation: fold, crease, gather, lay, twist)

Plan

(Denotation: ground plot, flat surface, representation drawn on a plane, design, scheme)

Planch(e) [Planch, Planche]

(Denotation: board, plank, flat surface)

Plandemic

(Denotation: deliberately planned pandemic)

Plane

(Denotation: flat, level, even)

Plane

(Denotation: airplane, aeroplane)

Plane

(Denotation: deciduous tree with broad, wide leaves native to Persia and the Levant)

Planism

(Denotation: support for a planned economy)

Planist

(Denotation: supporter of a planned economy)

Plank

(Denotation: thick board, broad slab)

Plant

(Denotation: nonanimal organism capable of photosynthesis, vegetable part that serves to propagate the species, young shoot or sprout, sole of foot, flat surface)

Plap

(Denotation: fall with splashing sound)

Plash

(Denotation: pool, puddle)

Plash

(Denotation: partly cut or bent branch interwoven with other branches)

Plasm

(Denotation: mold, form, shape)

Plast(e)r

(Denotation: salve, bandage)

Plate

(Denotation: flat sheet, round coin)

Platter

(Denotation: metal sheet)

Play

(Denotation: move lightly and quickly, occupy or busy oneself, amuse oneself, engage in, frolic, make sport of, perform music)

Plea

(Denotation: entreaty, decree, sentence, suit, opinion, determination, order)

Plead

(Denotation: make a plea, present an argument)

Please

(Denotation: satisfy, make happy, appease)

Pleat

(Denotation: fold, gather)

Pleather

(Denotation: imitation leather)

Pled

(Denotation: dialectical simple past and past participle of Plead)

Pledge

(Denotation: surety, bail, security, guarantee, promise)

Plex

(Denotation: lay, fold, twist)

Plie

(Denotation: bend)

Plough

(Denotation: implement for digging up and turning over)

Plow

(Denotation: implement for digging up and turning over)

Ploy

(Denotation: tactic, strategy, scheme)

Plum

(Denotation: dark red or purple stone fruit)

Plumb

(Denotation: perpendicular direction or line)

Plumcot

(Denotation: hybrid fruit of plum and apricot)

Plus

(Denotation: more, additionally)

Ply

(Denotation: lay, fold, twist)

Pod

(Denotation: case, covering, vessel)

Podule

(Denotation: expansion mechanism for ARM-based computer that plugs in)

Point

(Denotation: small dot, mark, minute amount, prick)

Pois(e) [Poise, Pois]

(Denotation: weigh, weight, balance, equilibrium, stability, consideration, significance, importance)

Poise

(Denotation: unit of dynamic viscosity)

Poison

(Denotation: harmful potion or substance)

Pole

(Denotation: stake, staff, post)

Pole

(Denotation: axis of rotation)

Pol(e) [Pole, Pol]

(Denotation: field-dweller)

Poll

(Denotation: head, scalp, top, summit)

Pollute

(Denotation: dirty, soil, defile, stain, befoul, contaminate)

Pond

(Denotation: small enclosed body of water)

Ponder

(Denotation: weight, consider, think about, reflect)

Pool

(Denotation: small body of standing water)

Pool

(Denotation: collective stakes in a game, supply of resources)

Poor

(Denotation: lacking, needing, indigent, small, scanty)

Pop

(Denotation: blow, strike, explosive sound)

Pop

(Denotation: father, dad, male parent)

Pop

(Denotation: popular)

Pope

(Denotation: father, leader)

Poppy

(Denotation: red flower with narcotic milky juice)

Popsicle

(Denotation: frozen fruit juice or sugary liquid on a stick)

Porch

(Denotation: covered building entrance, external platform)

Pore

(Denotation: passage, opening)

Pore

(Denotation: gaze intently, look closely)

Pork

(Denotation: flesh of pig)

Port

(Denotation: harbor, warehouse)

Port

(Denotation: entrance, passage, door, gate)

Pose

(Denotation: put, place, halt)

Posse

(Denotation: group, crowd, force)

Possess

(Denotation: own, hold, occupy, inhabit)

Post

(Denotation: fixed place)

Post

(Denotation: pillar, pole set upright)

Postern

(Denotation: side door, small entrance)

Postnup

(Denotation: postnuptial)

Pot

(Denotation: deep vessel, container)

Pot

(Denotation: marijuana)

Potato

(Denotation: starchy plant tuber eaten as a vegetable)

Pound

(Denotation: unit of measurement)

Pound

(Denotation: pulverize, crush, beat)

Pound

(Denotation: enclosure, confine)

Pour

(Denotation: cause to flow)

Power

(Denotation: ability, strength, vigor, might, efficacy, control)

Practic

(Denotation: doing, acting, carrying out, method)

Practice

(Denotation: doing, acting, carrying out, method)

Practitioner

(Denotation: one who acquires knowledge or skill from doing)

Praise

(Denotation: worth, value, esteem, price, cost)

Prank

(Denotation: ludicrous trick, practical joke)

Pray

(Denotation: request, entreaty)

Preach

(Denotation: proclaim publicly, announce, give a sermon)

Predate

(Denotation: rob, plunder)

Prednisolone

(Denotation: corticosteroid medication with anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant functions)

Prednisone

(Denotation: corticosteroid medication with anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant functions)

Preg

(Denotation: pregnant)

Premier

(Denotation: first, chief)

Premiere

(Denotation: first)

Prenup

(Denotation: prenuptial)

Press

(Denotation: hold fast, cover, crowd, squeeze)

Press

(Denotation: force into service)

Prestige

(Denotation: reputation)

Pretty

(Denotation: clever, tricky, crafty, sly, cunning, wily, astute)

Prey

(Denotation: animal hunted for food)

Pride

(Denotation: self-esteem, haughtiness, pomp, splendid display, stateliness)

Pride

(Denotation: small European lamprey)

Priest

(Denotation: church official)

Prim

(Denotation: formal, precise)

Prim(e) [Prime, Prim]

(Denotation: first, original)

Prince

(Denotation: first person, leader, ruler, literally that takes first)

Princeps

(Denotation: first person, leader, ruler, literally that takes first (plural Principes))

Principe

(Denotation: first person, leader, ruler, literally that takes first)

Principes

(Denotation: plural of Princeps)

Principle

(Denotation: origin, cause, beginning, foundation, first part, literally that takes first)

Prion

(Denotation: misfolded protein that induces misfolding in normal variants of the same protein and that causes brain and neural diseases)

Prion

(Denotation: saw)

Prior

(Denotation: former, previous, earlier, first, original, in front, better, superior)

Prise

(Denotation: seize, grasp, grab, snatch, take, catch)

Prism

(Denotation: geographic solid with bases or ends of any similar, equal, and parallel plane polygons and with parallelogram sides)

Prismarine

(Denotation: blend of prism + marine)

Prison

(Denotation: seize, apprehend, arrest, capture)

Prize

(Denotation: reward, award, taking, capture, seizure, thing seized)

Prize

(Denotation: praise, worth, value, esteem, price, cost)

Pro

(Denotation: professional)

Probe

(Denotation: test, examine, investigate, judge, prove)

Prodigal

(Denotation: lavish, squandering, wastefully extravagant, liberal, profuse)

Prodigy

(Denotation: genius, sign, portent, something extraordinary, omen, monster)

Proffee

(Denotation: protein coffee)

Proffer

(Denotation: propose, give, offer up)

Proline

(Denotation: pyrrolidine, heterocyclic amine with a saturated five-membered ring)

Prompt

(Denotation: incite to action, urge)

Prone

(Denotation: inclined)

Proof

(Denotation: evidence, test, trial)

Prop

(Denotation: support)

Prop

(Denotation: property used in performances)

Prop

(Denotation: propeller)

Proper

(Denotation: suitable, possessed, belonging to oneself, related, strictly applied)

Propofol

(Denotation: short-duration intravenous anesthetic and sedative)

Proud

(Denotation: excellent, splendid, arrogant, haughty)

Prove

(Denotation: test, try, examine, esteem, regard)

Prude

(Denotation: excessively prim or demure)

Pry

(Denotation: raise or open by force)

Pry

(Denotation: look closely, peer into, spy, snoop)

Prytane

(Denotation: official, prince, ruler, lord, chief)

Psicose

(Denotation: allulose, epimer of fructose used as a low-calorie sweetener)

Pub

(Denotation: public house, business that sells alcoholic drinks and food)

Pube

(Denotation: pubic hair)

Pugil

(Denotation: boxer, fist-fighter)

Pull

(Denotation: bring towards, draw out, tug, pluck off)

Pulse

(Denotation: throb, beat, push, drive, impel, propel, set in motion)

Puma

(Denotation: large American wild cat, mountain lion, cougar)

Pumapard

(Denotation: hybrid offspring of a puma and leopard)

Pumpkin

(Denotation: domesticated plant in the species Cucurbita pepo, typically producing large rounded orange-yellow fruit with a thick rind)

Pupe

(Denotation: child)

Pure

(Denotation: clean, clear, unmixed)

Purge

(Denotation: clean)

Purple

(Denotation: color after blue, color mixture from red and blue)

Purpur(e) [Purpure, Purpur]

(Denotation: purple)

Purse

(Denotation: wallet, bag, pouch)

Pus

(Denotation: foul discharge)

Push

(Denotation: shove, move forward, apply force)

Pustule

(Denotation: inflamed sore, blister)

Put

(Denotation: move, place, bring, set, steer)

Putt

(Denotation: push, shove)

Putt

(Denotation: regular tapping sound)

Putt

(Denotation: small cart)

Pyr(e) [Pyre, Pyr]

(Denotation: fire)

Qalandar

(Denotation: wandering dervish or mystic)

Qat

(Denotation: shrub with leaves containing a mild stimulant)

Quack

(Denotation: duck sound, harsh cry)

Quack

(Denotation: medical charlatan, fraudulent healer, incompetent professional)

Quad

(Denotation: four-sided figured, four)

Quag

(Denotation: bog, marsh)

Quart

(Denotation: four, one-fourth)

Quarter

(Denotation: four, one-fourth)

Quasar

(Denotation: massive, distant, extremely luminous active galactic nuclei)

Quash

(Denotation: shake, agitate, batter, shatter, demolish, excite, affect)

Quasi

(Denotation: almost, somewhat, as if)

Quass

(Denotation: related to plants described by or named after Quassi)

Quass

(Denotation: drink deeply, imbide)

Quatern

(Denotation: four each)

Quatre

(Denotation: four)

Quay

(Denotation: landing place, wharf, sandbank)

Queen

(Denotation: female sovereign, woman ruler, consort of a king)

Querl

(Denotation: curl, coil, turn, bend, curved form)

Quest

(Denotation: seek, gain, ask)

Questionnaire

(Denotation: means of gathering information)

Questivity

(Denotation: quest related activity)

Queue

(Denotation: line, tail)

Quick

(Denotation: living, alive, lively, full of life, animate)

Quid

(Denotation: material for chewing, bite-sized piece)

Quid

(Denotation: what, something, essence)

Quid

(Denotation: sovereign, one pound sterling)

Quinizarin

(Denotation: yellow crystalline substance produced artificially and isomeric with alizarin)

Quint

(Denotation: five)

Quit

(Denotation: free, clear, resting, released)

Quit

(Denotation: small tropical American bird)

Quite

(Denotation: free, clear; completely, entirely, truly; moderately, somewhat)

Quod

(Denotation: who, that, which, what)

Quoin

(Denotation: cornerstone, arch keystone, wedge-shaped piece)

Quot(e) [Quote, Quot]

(Denotation: which, what number, how many)

Rabbi

(Denotation: my master, teacher)

Race

(Denotation: swift running, rush, current)

Race

(Denotation: group, kind, category)

Race

(Denotation: root rhizome)

Raceme

(Denotation: cluster of grapes, berries, or other similar fruits)

Rad

(Denotation: unit of absorbed dose of radiation)

Rad

(Denotation: radical, excellent)

Rad

(Denotation: radian)

Rad

(Denotation: radiator)

Radish

(Denotation: spicy crisp root vegetable)

Raft

(Denotation: floating platform)

Rag

(Denotation: torn or worn scrap of cloth)

Rage

(Denotation: rave, anger, fury)

Raid

(Denotation: expedition)

Rain

(Denotation: liquid precipitation)

Raise

(Denotation: lift, elevate, increase, make higher)

Raisin

(Denotation: cluster of grapes, berries, or other similar fruits)

Raj

(Denotation: reign, rule, empire)

Rajah

(Denotation: king, prince, ruler)

Rake

(Denotation: tool with a row of pointed teeth used for gathering, gather together, scrape)

Rake

(Denotation: lewd, wanton, or immoral person)

Rami

(Denotation: tropical Asian perennial herb cultivated for fibrous stems)

Ran

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Run)

Ranch

(Denotation: country house, small farm)

Rang

(Denotation: simple past of Ring)

Range

(Denotation: rank, order, row)

Rank

(Denotation: strong, powerful, overbearing)

Rank

(Denotation: line, row, arrangement)

Rape

(Denotation: snatch, seize, abduct, carry off)

Rape

(Denotation: cruciferous plant, herb of the mustard family)

Rape

(Denotation: grape residue after pressing, stalk, husk, rasp, shave)

Rapport

(Denotation: reference, relation, relationship)

Rare

(Denotation: uncommon, scarce, thin)

Rare

(Denotation: not thoroughly cooked, underdone)

Rare

(Denotation: raise, lift)

Rase

(Denotation: scrape, shave, scratch, rub, smooth, graze, brush)

Rash

(Denotation: inflamed and irritated skin sores)

Rash

(Denotation: hasty, headstrong, impulsive)

Rat

(Denotation: medium-sized rodent)

Rate

(Denotation: price, value, worth, judgment, estimation, calculation)

Rate

(Denotation: scold, chide)

Raught

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Reck)

Raught

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Reach)

Rav

(Denotation: rabbi, teacher)

Rave

(Denotation: frenzy, great excitement, madness, delirium, rage)

Raw

(Denotation: uncooked, unprocessed, unrefined, crude, tender)

Ray

(Denotation: beam, shaft, spoke)

Ray

(Denotation: type of marine fish with a broad and flat body)

Raze

(Denotation: demolish, level, destroy, scrape, rub, shave)

Re

(Denotation: thing, object, stuff, matter, issue, subject, topic, affair)

Reach

(Denotation: stretch outward, hold forth, extend, succeed in touching, continuous course)

Read

(Denotation: counsel, advise, consult, interpret)

Ready

(Denotation: prepare, put in order, arrange, equip)

Realm

(Denotation: kingdom, domain, jurisdiction)

Rear

(Denotation: back, behind)

Rear

(Denotation: raise, lift)

Reason

(Denotation: cause, motive, cognitive faculties)

Reave

(Denotation: deprive, rob, plunder)

Rebar

(Denotation: steel reinforcing bar in a reinforced concrete structure)

Rebbe

(Denotation: rabbi, spiritual leader)

Reck

(Denotation: take care of, be interested in, care for; have regard to, take heed of; to care, heed; desire (to do something)

Red

(Denotation: warmest color of the visible light spectrum, color before orange in the rainbow)

Reflectron

(Denotation: time-of-flight mass spectrometer that reverses the direction of travel of ions)

Reft

(Denotation: past participle of Reave)

Regale

(Denotation: entertain, feast, laugh and have fun)

Rehab

(Denotation: rehabilitation, rehabilitate, restore to former state)

Reich

(Denotation: power, might, empire, realm)

Reign

(Denotation: govern, rule, power, control)

Rein

(Denotation: bridle, instrument of restraint)

Rem

(Denotation: Roentgen equivalent man, unit of radiation dose)

Rem

(Denotation: rapid eye movement)

Rem

(Denotation: remark)

Rem

(Denotation: unit relative to the declared font size of the root element in an HTML document)

Rep

(Denotation: repeating, repetition)

Rep

(Denotation: represent, representative, representation)

Rep

(Denotation: repertory)

Rep

(Denotation: report)

Rep

(Denotation: replica)

Res

(Denotation: thing, object, stuff, matter, issue, subject, topic)

Rest

(Denotation: cease from action, pause, relief from exertion, sleep, state of inactivity, come to an end)

Retch

(Denotation: vomit, cough, clear the throat)

Retch

(Denotation: reck, care)

Rete

(Denotation: net, snare, trap)

Retinex

(Denotation: retina and cortex)

Retro

(Denotation: related to the past)

Revel

(Denotation: entertainment, mirth, merry-making)

Reverie

(Denotation: wild conduct, rejoicing, celebration)

Rex

(Denotation: king)

Rhea

(Denotation: tropical Asian perennial herb cultivated for fibrous stems)

Rheum

(Denotation: stream, flow, current)

Ribald

(Denotation: rogue, scoundrel, vulgarly amusing, offensively abusive, obscene, irreverent)

Ribbon

(Denotation: long, narrow strip of material)

Ribose

(Denotation: naturally occurring pentose sugar that is a component of the nucleosides and nucleotides)

Rich

(Denotation: powerful, mighty, great, high-ranking, wealthy, strong, potent)

Rid

(Denotation: clear, free, dismiss)

Ridden

(Denotation: past participle and participial adjective of Ride)

Riddle

(Denotation: puzzle, mystery, problem, conundrum)

Riddle

(Denotation: sieve, sift, perforate)

Riddle

(Denotation: curtain, plaited cloth)

Ride

(Denotation: be carried on or in)

Rideau

(Denotation: curtain, plaited cloth)

Ridge

(Denotation: back, spine, elevated surface)

Ridicule

(Denotation: reticule, small handbag)

Right

(Denotation: opposite of left; correct, just, moral or legal entitlement, duty)

Rigol

(Denotation: small channel or trench usually used for drainage)

Ring

(Denotation: sound a bell, emit a resonant sound)

Ring

(Denotation: circle, encircle, surround, sports area)

Rink

(Denotation: course, battlefield, sporting area)

Rink

(Denotation: warrior, hero)

Rinse

(Denotation: cleanse with water, light washing)

Ripe

(Denotation: mature, attained full development)

Ripe

(Denotation: riverbank)

Rise

(Denotation: move up, lift, elevate, increase, make higher)

Rite

(Denotation: custom, usage, ceremony, procedure)

River

(Denotation: flowing water)

Riviere

(Denotation: river)

Road

(Denotation: way, journey, route)

Roast

(Denotation: cook with fire)

Rob

(Denotation: steal, plunder, pillage, take away)

Robe

(Denotation: things taken, clothing garment)

Robot

(Denotation: mechanical person)

Roc

(Denotation: enormous mythical bird in Eastern legend)

Rock

(Denotation: stone, mineral formation, boulder, pebble)

Rock

(Denotation: sway, move back and forth)

Rod

(Denotation: stick, pole)

Rode

(Denotation: simple past of Ride)

Roe

(Denotation: fish eggs, fish semen)

Roe

(Denotation: deer species with mottled appearance)

Roentgen

(Denotation: German surname, related to science terms related to Wilhelm Röntgen)

Roid

(Denotation: steroid)

Romantasy

(Denotation: romantic fantasy, subgenre of fantasy literature)

Rontgen

(Denotation: German surname, related to science terms related to Wilhelm Röntgen)

Rood

(Denotation: cross)

Roof

(Denotation: outer upper covering, ceiling, top, summit, heaven, sky)

Rook

(Denotation: European crow, cheat, swindle)

Rook

(Denotation: castle-shaped chess piece)

Room

(Denotation: space)

Roost

(Denotation: occupy, perch)

Root

(Denotation: cause, origin, underground part that plants grow from, firmly attached)

Root

(Denotation: dig with snout)

Rope

(Denotation: cord, cable, strap, band)

Rore

(Denotation: dew, moisture)

Rose

(Denotation: simple past of Rise)

Rose

(Denotation: fragrant shrub with thorned branches)

Rot

(Denotation: decay, decompose, putrify, fester, become corrupted)

Rough

(Denotation: not smooth, course, hairy, shaggy, uneven)

Rought

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Reck)

Rought

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Reach)

Round

(Denotation: circular, spherical, curved)

Rouse

(Denotation: awaken, stir up, provoke)

Roust

(Denotation: raise, arouse, stir up)

Rout

(Denotation: group, assemblage, defeat and retreat)

Rout

(Denotation: dig, poke around, expose, uncover, gouge out)

Rout

(Denotation: bellow, snort, snore, cow sound)

Route

(Denotation: way, road, passage)

Routon

(Denotation: 128-dimensional hypercomplex number)

Row

(Denotation: series, sequence, horizontal line)

Row

(Denotation: propel in water with oars)

Row

(Denotation: noisy commotion or fight)

Rud

(Denotation: red, redness)

Rude

(Denotation: coarse, rough, raw, wild)

Ruff

(Denotation: dog sound, bark)

Ruff

(Denotation: circular frill, large band)

Ruff

(Denotation: play a trump card, card game)

Ruffe

(Denotation: saltwater fish)

Ruffle

(Denotation: ornamental frill, disturb the smoothness)

Rug

(Denotation: thick, woolen fabric)

Rule

(Denotation: pattern, model, order)

Run

(Denotation: move swiftly with the legs, make haste, hurry, move over a course)

Rung

(Denotation: past participle of Ring)

Rupes

(Denotation: rock, cliff)

Ruse

(Denotation: dodging movement, diversion, trick, jest)

Rute

(Denotation: rod, switch, thin bundle of sticks)

Sac

(Denotation: biological bag or pouch)

Sack

(Denotation: bag, pouch, purse)

Saeson

(Denotation: plural of Sais)

Safe

(Denotation: preserved, sound, unharmed, unscathed, unhurt, uninjured, whole, healthy)

Sag

(Denotation: hang down unevenly, bend, droop)

Saga

(Denotation: epic tale, story)

Sage

(Denotation: wise, judicious, prudent, good taste, discerning)

Sage

(Denotation: aromatic shrub that produces a savory spice)

Said

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Say)

Sail

(Denotation: go on water, fabric to catch the wind, veil)

Sais

(Denotation: inhabitant of England)

Saison

(Denotation: highly carbonated pale ale)

Sake

(Denotation: cause, lawsuit, legal action, complaint, issue, dispute)

Sala

(Denotation: open pavilion, shelter, large room)

Sale

(Denotation: act of selling)

Sale

(Denotation: room, hall, castle)

Salle

(Denotation: fencing school)

Salsa

(Denotation: sauce)

Salsatheque

(Denotation: discotheque that plays salsa music)

Salt

(Denotation: chemical compound consisting of sodium chloride and used as a condiment and preservative)

Salute

(Denotation: greet, wish good health)

Salvage

(Denotation: summary execution, extrajudicial killing)

Salve

(Denotation: ointment, oily substance, anoint)

Same

(Denotation: identical, equal, similar, alike, unchanging)

Sample

(Denotation: part, snippet, subset, portion)

Sand

(Denotation: finely ground rock, crystalline rock)

Sane

(Denotation: healthy, sound)

Sang

(Denotation: simple past of Sing)

Sanguine

(Denotation: blood)

Sank

(Denotation: simple past of Sink)

Sapien

(Denotation: human, homo sapiens)

Sapphire

(Denotation: deep blue precious stone)

Sard

(Denotation: reddish yellow or brownish red color)

Sarin

(Denotation: nerve gas O-isopropyl methylphosphonofluoridate)

Sat

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Sit)

Sate

(Denotation: satiate, satisfy)

Satem

(Denotation: Proto-Indo-European language group that produced sibilants from a series of palatovelar stops, literally hundred)

Satire

(Denotation: literary work intended to ridicule through scornful or contemptuous expression)

Sauce

(Denotation: liquid condiment)

Sault

(Denotation: leap, jump)

Savage

(Denotation: wild, untamed, of the woods)

Save

(Denotation: deliver from danger, prevent harm, rescue, help, store; preposition denoting “except”)

Savvy

(Denotation: know, understand)

Saw

(Denotation: simple past of See)

Saw

(Denotation: toothed cutting blade)

Saxon

(Denotation: ancient West Germanic tribe originally living south of the eastern North Sea coast in modern northern Germany before invading Britain)

Say

(Denotation: speak)

Scab

(Denotation: crust on wound or sore, skin disease, itch)

Scald

(Denotation: heat to almost boiling, bathe in hot water, burn by hot liquid or steam)

Scale

(Denotation: climb)

Scale

(Denotation: weighing instrument)

Scale

(Denotation: skin plates on fish or reptiles)

Scanoe

(Denotation: small boat that is a cross between a skiff and a canoe)

Scape

(Denotation: free oneself, escape)

Scape

(Denotation: shaft, stem, stalk)

Scare

(Denotation: terror, fright)

Scarp

(Denotation: steep slope, steep erosion)

Scene

(Denotation: stage, tent, booth)

Scept(e)r(e) [Scepter, Sceptre]

(Denotation: staff, stick, baton)

Scheme

(Denotation: figure, appearance, between concept and image)

Schlich

(Denotation: finer portion of crushed ore separated by water)

Schnozz

(Denotation: nose, snout)

Schnozzle

(Denotation: nose, snout)

School

(Denotation: place of education, leisure time for learning)

School

(Denotation: group, multitude, swarm)

Schuit

(Denotation: flat-bottomed boat)

Scienter

(Denotation: knowingly, intentionally)

Scissor

(Denotation: cut, shear)

Scissors

(Denotation: shears, cutting instrument)

Scoby

(Denotation: gelatinous and rubbery disc that provides the living starter for fermenting beverages)

Scold

(Denotation: rebuke, abuse, course speech)

Scop

(Denotation: poet, minstrel)

Scope

(Denotation: aim, purpose, target, view, examine, observe)

Score

(Denotation: tally, notch, incision, tear, rift, twenty)

Scranch

(Denotation: crush, grind, squeeze, contract)

Scrap

(Denotation: remnant, small piece, cut)

Scrap

(Denotation: fight, struggle, tussle)

Scrape

(Denotation: scratch, rub, abrade, draw along with pressure)

Scrat

(Denotation: scratch, rake)

Scrat

(Denotation: devil, monster, goblin)

Scratch

(Denotation: itch, rub with a rough surface or sharp object)

Scratch

(Denotation: devil, monster, goblin)

Scraunch

(Denotation: crush, grind, squeeze, contract)

Scream

(Denotation: yell, shout, piercing cry)

Screamo

(Denotation: hardcore emotive music with predominantly screaming vocals)

Scrote

(Denotation: scrotum)

Scrunch

(Denotation: crush, grind, squeeze, contract)

Scull

(Denotation: oar)

Scullion

(Denotation: lower class servant, kitchen helper)

Sea

(Denotation: large body of salt water)

Seal

(Denotation: stamp, insignia, impressed design, fasten)

Seal

(Denotation: piscivorous sea mammal with flippers)

Search

(Denotation: look)

Season

(Denotation: time of year, proper time, suitable occasion, ripen, improve the flavor, add spices)

Seat

(Denotation: place to sit, location)

Sec

(Denotation: second, unit of time)

Sect

(Denotation: follow)

Sec(u)le [Secule, Secle]

(Denotation: age, time, world)

Sedenion

(Denotation: 16-dimensional hypercomplex number)

See

(Denotation: look, perceive, observe, understand)

Seech

(Denotation: seek, look for, search, request)

Seed

(Denotation: grain, unit of reproduction of a flowering plant)

Seek

(Denotation: look for, search)

Seel

(Denotation: good, fortunate, happy)

Seel

(Denotation: stitch the eyes closed, blind)

Seel

(Denotation: make a sudden lurch, roll in a storm)

Seem

(Denotation: appear, befit)

Seethe

(Denotation: boil, cook, soak)

Seise

(Denotation: take possession of)

Seize

(Denotation: take possession of)

Seldom

(Denotation: rarely, not often, infrequently)

Sel(e) [Sele, Sel]

(Denotation: season, time, occasion, fortune)

Selene

(Denotation: moon)

Self

(Denotation: own, personal, same, identical)

Sell

(Denotation: exchange for money, give, furnish, supply)

Seme

(Denotation: mark, sign, token)

Semen

(Denotation: seed)

Semi

(Denotation: somewhat, partly)

Semi

(Denotation: semi-trailer truck, vehicle that consists of a tractor and a trailer)

Semi

(Denotation: semifinal, round before a final)

Semi

(Denotation: semiautomatic firearm, gun that fires one shot for each pull of the trigger and then automatically reloads the next round)

Semi

(Denotation: semi-detached house, house with one shared wall)

Send

(Denotation: dispatch, convey, emit, transmit, cause to move)

Sense

(Denotation: feel, perceive, opinion)

Sent

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Send)

Sept

(Denotation: fence, enclosure, partition, hedge)

Sepulch(e)r(e) [Sepulcher, Sepulchre

(Denotation: tomb, burial place, grave, internment)

Seraph

(Denotation: angel of the highest order)

Sere

(Denotation: dry, without moisture, withered, barren)

Serendip

(Denotation: ancient name of Ceylon or Sri Lanka)

Serge

(Denotation: coursely-woven cloth, course weave)

Serin

(Denotation: various small finches with largely yellow plumage)

Serpopard

(Denotation: mythical animal resemebling a leopard with a serpent neck from Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia)

Serve

(Denotation: be a slave)

Sesterce

(Denotation: two and a half)

Set

(Denotation: put down, place, affix, attach, act of sitting, collection, group)

Settle

(Denotation: seat, put to rest, calm)

Seven

(Denotation: whole number between six and eight)

Sever

(Denotation: divide, separate)

Severe

(Denotation: serious, strict, stern, stringent, harsh, grave)

Sex

(Denotation: categories of males and females, genitals, gender)

Sexcapade

(Denotation: sexual escapade, incident or story involving sex)

Shade

(Denotation: partial darkness)

Shaft

(Denotation: rod, stem, stalk)

Shake

(Denotation: move with quick vibrations, rock, tremble, vibrate, rattle)

Shall

(Denotation: modal verb indicating futurity, probability, and permissibility)

Shallow

(Denotation: not deep)

Sham

(Denotation: trick, hoax, fraud)

Shame

(Denotation: uncomfortable feeling of guilt or disgrace)

Shape

(Denotation: form, fashion, create, order)

Share

(Denotation: part, division, portion, cut, cutting blade)

Shark

(Denotation: large fish)

Shark

(Denotation: scoundrel)

Sharp

(Denotation: cutting, pointed, acute, active, keen, severe, biting, bitter)

Shart

(Denotation: unintentional defecation during flatulence)

Shat

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Shit)

Shath

(Denotation: combination shower and bath)

She

(Denotation: third person singular feminine subject personal pronoun)

Shear

(Denotation: shave, cut, clip)

Sheer

(Denotation: very thin, transparent, pure, shining, clear)

Sheer

(Denotation: deviate from course, move aside, swear)

Sheriff

(Denotation: chief officer of a shire)

Shidiot

(Denotation: shitty idiot)

Shift

(Denotation: arrange, alter, change, move position, movement, beginning)

Shine

(Denotation: flash, glow, emit or reflect light, be resplendent)

Ship

(Denotation: large water vessel)

Ship

(Denotation: relationship)

Shire

(Denotation: region, county, district, administrative area)

Shirt

(Denotation: short garment, clothing worn on upper body)

Shit

(Denotation: dung, excrement, filth)

Shitiot

(Denotation: shitty idiot)

Shitstem

(Denotation: oppressive sociopolitical system)

Shituation

(Denotation: deeply unpleasant situation)

Shizzle

(Denotation: shit)

Shoal

(Denotation: shallow)

Shoal

(Denotation: group, multitude, swarm)

Shone

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Shine)

Shook

(Denotation: simple past of Shake)

Shop

(Denotation: place for trade or work, provide for sale, examine for purchase)

Shor(e) [Shore, Shor]

(Denotation: simple past of Shear)

Shore

(Denotation: land bordering water)

Shore

(Denotation: prop, support)

Short

(Denotation: not tall, small height, little length, brief duration)

Should

(Denotation: modal verb indicating obligation, futurity, necessity)

Shout

(Denotation: call or cry loudly)

Shout

(Denotation: flat-bottomed boat)

Shove

(Denotation: push, launch)

Show

(Denotation: look at, exhibit, display)

Shower

(Denotation: brief fall of precipitation)

Shoyu

(Denotation: dark form of soy sauce)

Shrank

(Denotation: simple past of Shrink)

Shrink

(Denotation: become smaller, cause to become smaller, contract)

Shrunk

(Denotation: past participle of Shrink)

Shul

(Denotation: school, synagogue)

Shut

(Denotation: close, lock, fasten closed, bolt, stop)

Shvitz

(Denotation: sweat)

Shy

(Denotation: timid, reserved, bashful, easily startled)

Shyster

(Denotation: unscrupulous person especially in law and politics)

Siam

(Denotation: former name of Thailand)

Sick

(Denotation: ill, unwell)

Side

(Denotation: flank, edge, face, coast)

Siecle

(Denotation: age, time, world)

Siemens

(Denotation: unit of electrical conductance)

Sievert

(Denotation: unit of radiation dose)

Sigh

(Denotation: prolonged and audible heavy breath of emotion)

Sight

(Denotation: thing seen, perception with the eyes, vision, apparition)

Sigil(l) [Sigil, Sigill]

(Denotation: little sign)

Sign

(Denotation: identifying mark, token, indication, symbol, proof)

Silk

(Denotation: fine soft thread produced by the larvae of specific moths)

Silver

(Denotation: metallic gray precious metal)

Sim

(Denotation: simulator, simulation)

Simile

(Denotation: like, resembling, same)

Simper

(Denotation: silly or coy smile)

Since

(Denotation: after that, from the time when, during the time after, from the time of)

Sincere

(Denotation: clean, pure, sound, uninjured, whole, real, natural, genuine)

Sindh

(Denotation: river, stream, Indus River)

Sine

(Denotation: bent surface, curve, fold, hollow, basin, hollow)

Sing

(Denotation: chant, produce musical sounds with the voice)

Sing(u)le [Singule, Single]

(Denotation: one, together with, separate)

Sink

(Denotation: submerge, go under, descend)

Sip

(Denotation: drink or eat small mouthfuls)

Sir

(Denotation: polite term of address for males)

Sire

(Denotation: noble, lord, progenitor)

Siren

(Denotation: mythological marine creature that lured sailors to their deaths through enchanting song)

Sirloin

(Denotation: cut of beef)

Sist(e)r [Sister, Sistr]

(Denotation: female sibling, female member of a religious order)

Sit

(Denotation: be in an upright position supported by the buttocks, occupy a seat, remain)

Stich

(Denotation: line, row, verse)

Site

(Denotation: place, position, location, occupy, leave, allow)

Sith

(Denotation: time, journey, movement, trip, occasion)

Sith

(Denotation: since, after that, from the time when, during the time after, from the time of)

Situ

(Denotation: place, position, location)

Six

(Denotation: whole number between five and seven)

Sixtel

(Denotation: keg measuring one-sixth of a barrel)

Size

(Denotation: quantity, length, stature, manner, method, custom, regulate, arrange, decision)

Size

(Denotation: glue, paste)

Skanoe

(Denotation: small boat that is a cross between a skiff and a canoe)

Skene

(Denotation: stage, tent, booth)

Skep

(Denotation: basket)

Sketch

(Denotation: brief drawing, account, or presentation)

Skew

(Denotation: turn aside, twist)

Skew

(Denotation: shield, stone at the end of a gable)

Skiff

(Denotation: small boat)

Skiff

(Denotation: fall briefly, touch lightly)

Skiffle

(Denotation: folk music with jazz and blues influence played with homemade or improvised instruments)

Skift

(Denotation: fall briefly, touch lightly)

Skin

(Denotation: outer protective layer of the body, animal hide)

Skip

(Denotation: hop, jump, spring lightly)

Skip

(Denotation: skipper, sea captain)

Skip

(Denotation: container, basket, bushel, measure)

Skipper

(Denotation: barn or shed to take shelter in, take shelter in a barn or shed)

Skirt

(Denotation: clothing that hangs from the waist and covers the lower part of the body, border, edge, margin)

Skort

(Denotation: skirt with inner shorts)

Sky

(Denotation: atmosphere, heavens, firmament)

Slack

(Denotation: loose, lax, not tight, not taut)

Slack

(Denotation: coal dust)

Slack

(Denotation: dell, hollow, bog, morass)

Slag

(Denotation: waste material, dross, dregs, impure matter)

Slain

(Denotation: past participle of Slay)

Slang

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Sling)

Slang

(Denotation: special vocabulary, jargon)

Slank

(Denotation: simple past of Slink)

Slank

(Denotation: low watery place)

Slap

(Denotation: strike, blow, percussive sound)

Slaught

(Denotation: stroke, striking, murder, killing)

Slaughter

(Denotation: killing, butchering)

Slaw

(Denotation: salad)

Slay

(Denotation: strike, beat, kill, slaughter)

Sled

(Denotation: vehicle on runners used to transport loads over snow and ice)

Sledge

(Denotation: vehicle on runners used to transport loads over snow and ice)

Sledge

(Denotation: heavy mallet)

Sleek

(Denotation: slick, smooth)

Sleep

(Denotation: state of reduced consciousness for rest)

Sleigh

(Denotation: vehicle on runners used to transport loads over snow and ice)

Slept

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Sleep)

Slew

(Denotation: simple past of Slay)

Slew

(Denotation: swampy or marshy area)

Slew

(Denotation: turn, twist, rotate)

Slew

(Denotation: large amount, multitude)

Slick

(Denotation: sleek, smooth, crafty, cunning)

Slid

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Slide)

Slide

(Denotation: glide, move in continuous contact with a surface, droop)

Slight

(Denotation: small, bad, of poor quality, unimportant, trivial, slender, slim, smooth, level)

Slime

(Denotation: mucusy substance)

Sling

(Denotation: throw, cast, hurl, fling)

Slink

(Denotation: creep, crawl)

Slip

(Denotation: slide, glide, lose traction)

Slip

(Denotation: narrow strip, small cutting)

Slip

(Denotation: viscous substance, slippery mixture)

Slogan

(Denotation: battle cry)

Slonk

(Denotation: low watery place)

Slop

(Denotation: semi-solid substance, mud, goo, dung, excrement)

Slop

(Denotation: outergarment)

Slosh

(Denotation: watery mess, sludge, move chaotically)

Sloth

(Denotation: indolence, laziness, inertness, torpor)

Slough

(Denotation: swampy or marshy area)

Slough

(Denotation: shed, cast off, slide off)

Slow

(Denotation: sluggish, inert, slothful, late, tardy, torpid)

Sludge

(Denotation: mud, mire, ooze, semi-solid substance)

Slue

(Denotation: swampy or marshy area)

Slue

(Denotation: turn, twist, rotate)

Sluff

(Denotation: shed, cast off, slide off)

Slung

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Sling)

Slunk

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Slink, bring forth young prematurely)

Slunk

(Denotation: low watery place)

Slur

(Denotation: disparage, mark, stain, blot, smear)

Slurve

(Denotation: baseball pitch in which the pitcher throws a slider as if throwing a curve ball)

Slush

(Denotation: partly watery substance, half melted snow)

Sly

(Denotation: clever, skillful, cunning)

Small

(Denotation: little, narrow, slender, not large, insignificant)

Smaze

(Denotation: smokey haze)

Smell

(Denotation: inhale or emit odor)

Smile

(Denotation: facial expression with the mouth of happiness, pleasure, amusement, or goodwill)

Smirk

(Denotation: unpleasant sense, smug grin)

Smog

(Denotation: fog polluted with smoke and other pollutants)

Smoke

(Denotation: gas and particles produced by burning or smoldering material)

Smokeasy

(Denotation: illegal establishment for smoking)

Snack

(Denotation: bite, snap)

Snail

(Denotation: gastropod with coiled shell)

Snap

(Denotation: seize, bite, grab, attack, sudden break)

Snar

(Denotation: growl)

Snare

(Denotation: trap, tangle)

Snart

(Denotation: sneeze and flatulate simultaneously)

Snatch

(Denotation: grab, seize, sudden snap or bite)

Snick

(Denotation: cut, clip, snip)

Snikt

(Denotation: sound of claws emerging)

Snood

(Denotation: headdress, hairnet, fillet, flap)

Snooz(e) [Snooze, Snooz)

(Denotation: nap, short sleep)

Snoozle

(Denotation: snuggle or nestle affectionately)

Snore

(Denotation: harsh breathing through the nose and mouth during sleep)

Snout

(Denotation: nose, muzzle)

Snow

(Denotation: semifrozen crystaline precipitation that falls in flakes)

Snug

(Denotation: tight, compact, trim)

Snuzzle

(Denotation: root around, nestle comfortably)

So

(Denotation: as, the same, such, that)

Soak

(Denotation: saturate with liquid, cause to suck up, steep)

Soap

(Denotation: salve, detergent, metallic salt derived from fatty acid)

Sob

(Denotation: cry loudly, convulsive heaving)

Sob(e)r [Sober, Sobr]

(Denotation: not drunk, without intoxication, temperate, moderate)

Sock

(Denotation: knitted foot covering, slipper, light show)

Sock

(Denotation: punch, beat, smack, hit hard, powerful blow)

Sod

(Denotation: turf, soil layer filled with grass roots)

Sod

(Denotation: boil, seethe, soak)

Soft

(Denotation: level, even, smooth, gentle, calm, easeful, comfortable)

Sog

(Denotation: moist, marsh, swamp)

Soil

(Denotation: land, earth, ground, area, place)

Soil

(Denotation: dirty, sully, stain, mar, ruin, filth)

Soil

(Denotation: feed animals fresh greens)

Soke

(Denotation: jurisdiction, prosecution, seeking)

Soken

(Denotation: jurisdiction, prosecution, seeking)

Sold

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Sell)

Sol(e) [Sole, Sol]

(Denotation: alone, single)

Solemn

(Denotation: performed with reverence, sacred, devoted to religious observance, made under religious sanction)

Solubility

(Denotation: condition of being soluble)

Solubilize

(Denotation: make soluble or dispersible)

Soluble

(Denotation: dissolvable, able to be dissolved or solved)

Solubly

(Denotation: in a soluble manner dissolvably)

Solute

(Denotation: disperse, dissipate, loosen)

Solve

(Denotation: disperse, dissipate, loosen)

Some

(Denotation: determiner and pronoun denoting certain quantity or number, tending to, causing, to a considerable degree, a group of)

Son

(Denotation: male child)

Son(e) [Sone, Son]

(Denotation: sound)

Song

(Denotation: musical composition, poetry, verse)

Soon

(Denotation: at once, immediately, directly, forthwith)

Soot

(Denotation: fine black particles deposited by burning materials)

Sophomore

(Denotation: student in second year)

Sopor

(Denotation: deep sleep)

Sorb

(Denotation: suck in, drink up, swallow)

Sor(e) [Sore, Sor]

(Denotation: painful, grievous, aching, sad, wounding, wounding)

Sorrow

(Denotation: care, anxiety, grief)

Sort

(Denotation: classify, categorize, arrange, go out)

Sought

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Seek and Seech)

Sound

(Denotation: noise, sensation perceived by the ear)

Sound

(Denotation: safe, secure, healthy, uninjured, whole)

Sound

(Denotation: narrow water channel, inlet, strait)

Sound

(Denotation: measure, probe, power, capacity)

Soup

(Denotation: liquid food, broth)

Source

(Denotation: begin, rise up)

Sourd

(Denotation: arise, give rise)

Sous

(Denotation: under, beneath, below)

South

(Denotation: direction with west on the right and east on the left)

Sovereign

(Denotation: superior, ruler, master, lord, highest, supreme, chief)

Soy

(Denotation: fermented bean oil)

Soya

(Denotation: soy)

Space

(Denotation: extent, room, area, distance, stretch)

Spade

(Denotation: broad or flat blade)

Spade 2

(Denotation: broad blade)

Spade

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Spay)

Spar

(Denotation: crystalline mineral that breaks easily)

Spare

(Denotation: refrain from injuring, save from harm, use sparsely, stop, preserve, keep, extra)

Sparge

(Denotation: scatter, sprinkle)

Sparse

(Denotation: scatter, sprinkle)

Spat

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Spit)

Spat

(Denotation: brief argument, petty quarrel)

Spat

(Denotation: covering on an upper portion)

Spat

(Denotation: shellfish spawn)

Spate

(Denotation: flood, outpouring)

Spathe

(Denotation: broad blade)

Spatter

(Denotation: spread about carelessly, splash, spray, shower)

Spauld

(Denotation: shoulder, blade)

Spawn

(Denotation: expand, spread out, stretch)

Spay

(Denotation: cut with a sword)

Speak

(Denotation: talk, utter words, make a sound, hold discourse)

Spect(e)r [Specter, Spectr]

(Denotation: figure, appearance, vision, apparition)

Sped

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Speed)

Speech

(Denotation: discourse, language)

Speed

(Denotation: quickness, prosperity, good luck, success)

Spell

(Denotation: (1) story, tale, narrative, speak, verbalize, incantation; (2) read letter by letter, form words with letters)

Spell

(Denotation: substitute, continuous course, time period)

Spend

(Denotation: pay out, use up)

Spent

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Spend)

Sperm

(Denotation: seed, that which is sown)

Sphincter

(Denotation: band, contractile muscle)

Spice

(Denotation: aromatic or pungent plant matter used to flavor food)

Spil(l) [Spill, Spil]

(Denotation: flow out, waste, destroy, mutilate, kill)

Spin

(Denotation: turn, rotate, revolve, gyrate)

Spin

(Denotation: spinnaker, triangular sail supplemental to the mainsail)

Spine

(Denotation: backbone, thorn, prickle)

Spinnaker

(Denotation: triangular sail supplemental to the mainsail)

Spir(e) [Spire, Spir]

(Denotation: wreath, coil, twist)

Spire

(Denotation: stalk, tip, point, peak)

Spiro

(Denotation: spironolactone, steroid drug that acts as an antimineralocorticoid and an antiandrogen)

Spit

(Denotation: squirt, emit, emit saliva or fluid)

Spit

(Denotation: sharp-pointed rod, narrow point)

Spit

(Denotation: dig with a spade, spadeful)

Splain

(Denotation: explain (often condescendingly))

Splash

(Denotation: small amount of liquid, hit or expel liquid)

Splay

(Denotation: unfold, unfurl, spread out)

Spleen

(Denotation: ductless vascular gland of the lymphatic system)

Splish

(Denotation: small splash)

Split

(Denotation: divide, cleave, separate)

Splodge

(Denotation: splotch, smear, irregular-shaped spot or stain)

Sploosh

(Denotation: large splash)

Splosh

(Denotation: move through watery substance, spill over)

Splot

(Denotation: spot, blot, patch)

Splotch

(Denotation: irregular-shaped spot or stain)

Spoil

(Denotation: strip, deprive, rob of, plunder, pillage)

Spoke

(Denotation: simple past of Speak)

Spoke

(Denotation: radius, supporting rod that attaches the wheel rim to the axis)

Spoll

(Denotation: cylinder for winding, reel)

Spomenik

(Denotation: Yugoslav-era monument built from the 1960s to the 1990s commemorating World War II sites and events)

Sponge

(Denotation: marine invertebrate with porous skeleton often of silica; porous and absorbent material)

Spoon

(Denotation: chip, sliver, shaving, splinter, shingle)

Spoonula

(Denotation: utensil resembling a spoon and spatula)

Spor(e) [Spore, Spor]

(Denotation: seed)

Spork

(Denotation: spoon-shaped utensil with the bowl divided into fork-like tines)

Sport

(Denotation: pass time, take pleasure, amuse oneself, )

Sportianity

(Denotation: evangelistic variety of Christianity associated with American athletes)

Spot

(Denotation: speck, blot, patch, mark)

Spout

(Denotation: discharge rapidly, pipe or tube)

Sprang

(Denotation: simple past of Spring)

Spray

(Denotation: sprinkle, spread, dust, diffuse)

Spray

(Denotation: small branch, shoot, or twig)

Spread

(Denotation: sow, expand, stretch out)

Spring

(Denotation: leap, bounce, burst forth, sprout forth, emerge, spread out)

Sprung

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Spring)

Spry

(Denotation: active, nimble, vigorous, lively)

Spun

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Spin)

Spur

(Denotation: spike, jab, rigid implement)

Spurge

(Denotation: clean out, purge)

Spy

(Denotation: watch stealthily)

Squad

(Denotation: small group)

Squall

(Denotation: cry out, scream, loud burst, sudden storm)

Squame

(Denotation: scale, flake)

Square

(Denotation: polygon with four straight sides of equal length and four right angles)

Squash

(Denotation: edible or decorative gourd fruit of some vined plants)

Squash

(Denotation: crush, squeeze, compress, press)

Squash

(Denotation: musrat)

Squeal

(Denotation: shrill sound, loud cry, bawl, scream)

Squish

(Denotation: crush, squeeze, compress, press)

Stache

(Denotation: moustache, facial hair above the upper lip)

Stad

(Denotation: city, town, village, place)

Stade

(Denotation: unit of distance, track for footraces and surrounding architecture)

Stade

(Denotation: city, town, village, place)

Stade

(Denotation: German city)

Staff

(Denotation: body, stick, pole, post, letter)

Stag

(Denotation: male animal)

Staid

(Denotation: participial adjective of Stay denoting “fixed, permanent, sober, sedate”)

Stair

(Denotation: group of steps, scaffold)

Stake

(Denotation: pole, pin, tack, mark)

Stale

(Denotation: fixed, settled, immobile, not fresh, long handle, post, rung)

Stalin

(Denotation: related to things named after Stalin)

Stalk

(Denotation: plant stem, main axis)

Stalk

(Denotation: move stealthily)

Stalk

(Denotation: walk haughtily)

Stall

(Denotation: standing place, standstill, fixed position, stable)

Stamp

(Denotation: crush, pound, mash, beat, bruise, mark)

Stand

(Denotation: occupy, stay, continue, position, place, support upright)

Stang

(Denotation: simple past of Sting)

Stank

(Denotation: simple past of Stink)

Staph

(Denotation: staphylococcus)

Star

(Denotation: luminous celestial body)

Starch

(Denotation: stiffness, rigidity, fortitude, strength)

Stark

(Denotation: stiff, strong, rigid, unyielding, obstinate, hard, severe, violent)

Start

(Denotation: begin, commence, initiate)

Start

(Denotation: tail, protrusion, handle)

Stave

(Denotation: allomorph of Staff)

Stay

(Denotation: remain, continue, stop, delay)

Stay

(Denotation: secure, support, strong rope used to support a mast)

Stead

(Denotation: place, position, standing, firmness, stability, fixity)

Steak

(Denotation: roast, roasted meat)

Steal

(Denotation: take illegally or unethically, commit theft, convey clandestinely)

Steel

(Denotation: metal alloy of iron and carbon)

Stein

(Denotation: earthenware mug)

Stele

(Denotation: upright rock, pillar, column)

Stem

(Denotation: part that rises and supports)

Stench

(Denotation: smell, odor, scent)

Stent

(Denotation: narrow tube implanted temporarily)

Step

(Denotation: go, walk, proceed, advance, move)

Steradian

(Denotation: unit of solid angle)

Stere

(Denotation: firm, solid)

Stereo

(Denotation: sound recording that uses two channels, pair of images)

Stern

(Denotation: grave, strict, hard, severe, harsh)

Stern

(Denotation: hind part of ship)

Sthen(e) [Sthene, Sthen]

(Denotation: strength, might, power)

Stick

(Denotation: rod, twig, elongated wood piece)

Stick

(Denotation: pierce, adhere, embed, fasten)

Stilb

(Denotation: unit of luminance; glitter, shine, gleam)

Stile

(Denotation: steps over a fence or wall, vertical component of a frame)

Still

(Denotation: unmoving, motionless, undisturbed, stable, fixed, stationary)

Still

(Denotation: apparatus for separating and recondensing volatile matters)

Sting

(Denotation: stab, thrust with point)

Stinge

(Denotation: small, scant, meager, insufficient, ungenerous, mean)

Stink

(Denotation: give off a scent, smell bad)

Stipend

(Denotation: pay, salary, tax, impost, tribute)

Stipule

(Denotation: stalk, straw)

Stir

(Denotation: mix, agitate, put into motion)

Stitch

(Denotation: prick, puncture, stab, sting)

Stole

(Denotation: simple past of Steal)

Stomach

(Denotation: belly, internal pouch that digests food)

Stone

(Denotation: rock, gem, hard earthen substance)

Stood

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Stand)

Stool

(Denotation: seat, chair)

Stop

(Denotation: end, cease, close, obstruct)

Store

(Denotation: supply, stock, provide, set up, establish)

Storm

(Denotation: tempest, disturbance, battle, attack, conflict)

Story

(Denotation: account, tale, chronical, picture)

Stove

(Denotation: heated room)

Stove

(Denotation: simple past of Stave)

Straight

(Denotation: direct, undeviating, honest, not crooked, not bent, not curved, stretched out)

Strang

(Denotation: simple past of String)

Strange

(Denotation: from without, from elsewhere, foreign, alien, unusual)

Strap

(Denotation: narrow band, loop on a harness)

Stratagem

(Denotation: tactic, ploy, strategy)

Strath

(Denotation: wide and flat river valley)

Straught

(Denotation: stretch, make straight)

Straught 2

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Stretch)

Straw

(Denotation: dried stalk of cereal plant, that which is strewn)

Stray

(Denotation: wander, roam)

Stream

(Denotation: moving water, small river)

Street

(Denotation: road, paved way)

Strength

(Denotation: forcefulness, powerfulness, firmness, fortitude)

Strep

(Denotation: streptococcus)

Stretch

(Denotation: hold out, extend, spread out, lengthen)

Strew

(Denotation: scatter, spread loosely)

Strid

(Denotation: (1) past participle of Stride; (2) straddle, pass over, step across, pace)

Stride

(Denotation: straddle, pass over, step across, pace)

Strike

(Denotation: pass lightly over, stroke, smooth, rub, go move)

String

(Denotation: rope, line, slender cord, thick thread)

Strobe

(Denotation: whirling light, flashing)

Strode

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Stride)

Stromboli

(Denotation: tround, spherical)

Strong

(Denotation: forceful, powerful, tight, strict, straight, firm, bold, brave, constant, resolute)

Strop

(Denotation: strap, narrow band, loop on a harness)

Strop

(Denotation: bad mood, temper, tantrum)

Struck

(Denotation: past tense and past participle of Strike)

Strung

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of String)

Stub

(Denotation: stump, something blunted or cut short, remaining part)

Stubble

(Denotation: stump, short stalk)

Stuck

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Stick)

Stump

(Denotation: tree trunk remaining in the ground after felling, part cut off, blunt)

Stung

(Denotation: past participle of Sting)

Stunk

(Denotation: past participle of Stink)

Sty

(Denotation: hall, pen, enclosure)

Sty

(Denotation: ascend, mount, rise up)

Stye

(Denotation: painful red infected sore on the edge of the eyelid caused by a blocked oil gland)

Style

(Denotation: mode, manner, writing utensil, stake, rod, stick)

Suave

(Denotation: agreeable, sweet, pleasant, delightful)

Succor

(Denotation: aid, help)

Succotash

(Denotation: boiled corn kernels)

Such

(Denotation: determiner and pronoun denoting “of that kind, just as, so like”)

Suck

(Denotation: draw in, suction)

Sudden

(Denotation: unexpected, quickly, abrupt, without warning)

Sue

(Denotation: follow)

Suffrage

(Denotation: support, vote, right to vote)

Sugar

(Denotation: small sucrose crystals)

Sulfur

(Denotation: chemical element)

Sum

(Denotation: highest point)

Summer

(Denotation: season between spring and fall, hottest season of the year with the longest daylight hours)

Summit

(Denotation: highest point, peak, apex)

Sun

(Denotation: star around which the Earth revolves)

Sung

(Denotation: past participle of Sing)

Sunk

(Denotation: past participle of Sink)

Sup

(Denotation: eat the evening meal)

Sup

(Denotation: sip, drink or eat small mouthfuls)

Sup(e)r [Super, Supr]

(Denotation: above, over, beyond)

Superb

(Denotation: grand, spendid, highest quality, magnificent)

Supine

(Denotation: lying on the back, sloping downward)

Supper

(Denotation: evening meal)

Sure

(Denotation: safe, secure, reliable, confident)

Surge

(Denotation: sudden increase, rise and fall)

Surround

(Denotation: encircle, enclose, confine, submerge)

Surveil

(Denotation: watch over)

Sus

(Denotation: suspicious, suspicion)

Sus

(Denotation: suspended)

Svedberg

(Denotation: unit of sedimentation rate)

Sverdrup

(Denotation: unit of measure of volume transport)

Swag

(Denotation: swing, move unsteadily)

Swallow

(Denotation: consume, absorb, ingest, devour, gulp, engulf)

Swallow

(Denotation: small migratory bird)

Swam

(Denotation: simple past of Swim)

Swang

(Denotation: simple past of Swing)

Swarf

(Denotation: iron filings, metallic dust)

Swarf

(Denotation: faint, swoon)

Swart

(Denotation: dark, black)

Swarth

(Denotation: dark, black)

Sway

(Denotation: move side to side, swoon, bend, bow, fall)

Swear

(Denotation: utter an oath, promise, pledge, vow)

Sweat

(Denotation: liquid excreted through the skin)

Sweet

(Denotation: agreeable, pleasant, tasting of sugar)

Swerve

(Denotation: turn aside)

Swift

(Denotation: quick, fast)

Swim

(Denotation: move in water)

Swine

(Denotation: pig)

Swing

(Denotation: rotate about an off-center fixed point, cause to move, throw, fling)

Swirl

(Denotation: whirlpool, eddy)

Switch

(Denotation: slender whip, long thin stick, bough, twig)

Swive

(Denotation: move, sweep, wend, turn, revolve)

Sword

(Denotation: long bladed weapon)

Swor(e)

(Denotation: simple past of Swear)

Swum

(Denotation: past participle of Swim)

Swung

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Swing)

Syrinx

(Denotation: pipe, tube)

Syrnges

(Denotation: pipe, tube)

Tack

(Denotation: hook, staple, nail, pin, peg, attach)

Tack

(Denotation: equipment, horse harness)

Tack

(Denotation: food, bad food, animal food)

Tack

(Denotation: fee, tax)

Tackle

(Denotation: apparatus, gear, ship rigging)

Tact

(Denotation: touch, handle)

Tai

(Denotation: ethnolinguistic group of modern mainland Southeast Asia and South China)

Tail

(Denotation: hindmost appendage)

Taint

(Denotation: dye, impart color, blemish)

Take

(Denotation: lay hold of, grasp, touch, obtain, get, seize)

Talc

(Denotation: soft green-to-gray mineral, hydrous magnesium silicate)

Tale

(Denotation: story, narrative, information, reckon)

Talk

(Denotation: speak, discourse)

Tall

(Denotation: great stature, high height, great, large, big)

Tallero

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Tame

(Denotation: domesticated, not wild, restrained, subdued)

Tamil

(Denotation: ethno-linguistic group from Tamil Nadu in southern India)

Tamoxifen

(Denotation: selective estrogen receptor modulator used to treat and prevent breast cancer)

Tanglish

(Denotation: English influenced by Tamil)

Tank

(Denotation: container, cistern, reservoir)

Tanna

(Denotation: island in the southern part of Vanuatu in the South Pacific Ocean, literally earth)

Tanna

(Denotation: cicada)

Tanna

(Denotation: repeat, teach by repetition)

Tantoo

(Denotation: tan line planned in the style of a tattoo)

Tap

(Denotation: faucet, spigot, hole that liquid flows through)

Tap

(Denotation: strike lightly, rap)

Tape

(Denotation: ribbon, narrow strip of cloth)

Tapestry

(Denotation: heavy woven cloth)

Tapis

(Denotation: tapestry, carpeting)

Tard

(Denotation: forms offensive and derogatory slurs conveying contempt or doubt about the intelligence of the subject)

Tart(a)r [Tartar, Tartr]

(Denotation: crystalline deposits)

Tartar

(Denotation: various tribes and their descendants of Tartary on the Eurasian Steppe including Turks, Mongols, and Manchus)

Task

(Denotation: duty, tax, work done)

Taste

(Denotation: perceive the flavor of, sensation produced by the tongue)

Tat

(Denotation: looped and knotted lace made from a single thread)

Tat

(Denotation: course canvas, cheap, vulgar, useless)

Tater

(Denotation: potato)

Tat(t) [Tat, Tatt]

(Denotation: tattoo)

Tatter

(Denotation: shred, piece, rag)

Tattoo

(Denotation: permanent mark made on the skin)

Tattoo

(Denotation: signal to summon soldiers or sailors to quarters at night)

Taught

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Teach)

Taunt

(Denotation: tempt, try, provoke)

Taut

(Denotation: stretched, pulled tight, strained, not slack)

Taw

(Denotation: prepare)

Tax

(Denotation: evaluate, assess, censure, charge)

Taxi

(Denotation: device for measuring fees)

Teach

(Denotation: pass on knowledge, educate, instruct)

Teach

(Denotation: teacher)

Teal

(Denotation: small freshwater duck with dark greenish-blue color patterns, dark cyan color)

Team

(Denotation: group, family, tribe, set)

Tear

(Denotation: lacerate, rip, full apart by force)

Tear

(Denotation: clear, salty liquid produced by the eyes)

Tech

(Denotation: related to technology, technological, technician, technique)

Techno

(Denotation: repetitive style of music originally produced for use in a continuous DJ set)

Tect

(Denotation: cover, clothe, conceal, hide, protect)

Teem

(Denotation: abound, swarm, overflow, produce offspring)

Teem

(Denotation: pour, empty out)

Teen

(Denotation: teenager)

Teeth

(Denotation: plural of Tooth)

Teint

(Denotation: dye, impart color, blemish)

Teleidoscope

(Denotation: kaleidoscope capable of forming kaleidoscopic patterns from objects outside the instrument)

Tell

(Denotation: speak, say, count, reckon)

Temp

(Denotation: temperature)

Temp

(Denotation: temporary)

Temper

(Denotation: moderate, divide duly, combine properly, regulate, show restraint)

Template

(Denotation: guide, pattern)

Temple

(Denotation: place of divine worship, sanctuary, shrine, broad space, supporting structure)

Temple

(Denotation: sides of the head)

Tempt

(Denotation: entice, allure, seduce)

Ten

(Denotation: whole number between nine and eleven)

Tend

(Denotation: move in a certain direction, lean towards, stretch out )

Tend

(Denotation: care for, minister to, nurse, take care of, look after)

Tense

(Denotation: stretch, extend)

Tense

(Denotation: time, season, position, state, condition)

Tent

(Denotation: stretched, extended)

Tequile

(Denotation: alcoholic liquor distilled from the fermented juice of the agave plant native to Central America)

Tequini

(Denotation: martini prepared with tequila)

Terebinth

(Denotation: Mediterranean tree that produces tanning material and turpentine)

Teres

(Denotation: rounded, cylindrical (plural Teretes))

Terete

(Denotation: rounded, cylindrical)

Teretes

(Denotation: rounded, cylindrical (plural of Teres))

Term

(Denotation: boundary, limit, end, timespan)

Termes

(Denotation: woodworm, wood-consuming insect, termite)

Termite

(Denotation: woodworm, wood-consuming insect)

Terp

(Denotation: terpene, various unsaturated hydrocarbons found in essential oils and oleoresins of certain conifers)

Terp

(Denotation: artificial dwelling mound)

Terse

(Denotation: spruse, neat, clean, cleanse, rub, polish, wipe)

Tesla

(Denotation: unit of magnetic flux density or magnetic inductivity)

Test

(Denotation: small vessel, earthen pot)

Testudine

(Denotation: turtle, tortoise, shell)

Teuton

(Denotation: ancient Germanic tribe living in modern Jutland, Germanic-language-speaking people)

Text

(Denotation: write, script, weave)

Thai

(Denotation: person, human, inhabitant of modern country in Southeast Asia)

T(h)aler [Taler, Thaler]

(Denotation: unit of currency)

Than

(Denotation: conjunction and preposition of comparison)

Thank

(Denotation: thought, gratitude, think, feel)

Tharf

(Denotation: unleavened, fresh, skim)

That

(Denotation: singular distal demonstrative determiner and pronoun)

Thaw

(Denotation: melt, unfreeze, soften from frozen, become fluid)

The

(Denotation: definite article)

Theat(e)r(e) [Theater, Theatre]

(Denotation: place for viewing)

Theft

(Denotation: burglary, robbery, stealing, thievery)

Their

(Denotation: third person singular nongendered and plural neuter possessive determiner)

Them

(Denotation: third person singular nongendered and plural neuter object personal pronoun )

Then

(Denotation: adverb of time, at that time)

Thenar

(Denotation: palm of the hand)

There

(Denotation: at that place, indefinite pronoun)

Therm

(Denotation: heat)

These

(Denotation: plural proximal demonstrative determiner and pronoun)

They

(Denotation: third person singular nongendered and plural neuter subject personal pronoun )

Thick

(Denotation: dense, wide, broad)

Thief

(Denotation: burglar, robber, stealer, one who thieves)

Thieve

(Denotation: rob, steal, commit theft)

Thigh

(Denotation: upper part of the leg)

Thimble

(Denotation: thumb sheath or covering)

Thin

(Denotation: not wide, narrow, lean, slender, small)

Thing

(Denotation: entity, object, quality, concept)

Think

(Denotation: say to oneself mentally, imagine, conceive in the mind, consider, meditate, remember, intend, wish, desire)

Third

(Denotation: ordinal number between second and fourth)

Thirst

(Denotation: desire for drink, craving for liquid)

This

(Denotation: singular proximal demonstrative determiner and pronoun)

Thither

(Denotation: there)

Thor

(Denotation: Norse god of thunder, oldest son of Odin)

Thorp(e) [Thorp, Thorpe]

(Denotation: farm, village, hamlet, estate)

Those

(Denotation: plural distal demonstrative determiner and pronoun)

Thot

(Denotation: promiscuous woman)

Though

(Denotation: conjunction and adverb denoting “even if, that, however, nevertheless, yet, still”)

Thought

(Denotation: act or product of mental activity)

Thousand

(Denotation: ten hundreds)

Thrall

(Denotation: slave, servant)

Three

(Denotation: whole number between two and four)

Thren(e) [Threne, Thren]

(Denotation: dirge, lament)

Threshold

(Denotation: doorsill, entryway)

Threw

(Denotation: simple past of Throw)

Thrice

(Denotation: threefold, triple)

Thrift

(Denotation: thriving condition, prosperity)

Thrive

(Denotation: prosper, flourish, grow, increase, mature)

Throat

(Denotation: front part of the neck, passage from mouth to stomach, gullet, narrow passage)

Throttle

(Denotation: regulating valve; choke, strangle, suffocate)

Through

(Denotation: from one side to the other)

Throve

(Denotation: simple past of Thrive)

Throw

(Denotation: hurl, fling, propel)

Thru

(Denotation: through, from one side to the other)

Thumb

(Denotation: shortest and thickest digit of the hand)

Thunder

(Denotation: cracking sound produced by lightning)

Thunk

(Denotation: sound of impact)

Thunk

(Denotation: dialectal or jocular past tense or past participle of Think)

Thwip

(Denotation: soft expelling sound)

Thyme

(Denotation: garden herb with small pungent aromatic leaves)

Tide

(Denotation: time, season, hour, duration)

Tie

(Denotation: cord, chain, fastening)

Tight

(Denotation: heavy, thick, dense, close, compact)

Tile

(Denotation: thin clay slab, roofing shingle, flat cuboid object)

Til(l) [Til, Till]

(Denotation: directional and temporal preposition)

Till

(Denotation: cultivate, tend)

Till

(Denotation: cashbox, locker, casket, container)

Till

(Denotation: unstratified glacial glacial drift of clay, sand, pebbles, and boulders)

Tilt

(Denotation: slope, incline, slant, unsteady, unstable, fall down, push over, topple)

Timbal

(Denotation: specialised sound-producing structures of cicada)

Timbre

(Denotation: quality or pitch of sound)

Time

(Denotation: period, duration, indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole)

Tin

(Denotation: malleable and ductile metallic element resistant to corrosion)

Tinct

(Denotation: color, dye, hue)

Ting

(Denotation: high-pitched ringing sound)

Tinge

(Denotation: color, dye)

Tingle

(Denotation: ringing sensation, prickling, stinging, thrilling sensation)

Tink

(Denotation: short metallic sound)

Tinker

(Denotation: itinerant tinsmith, repair, invent, fiddle with)

Tint

(Denotation: color, dye, hue)

Titan

(Denotation: very large stature, greatness, godliness)

Tit(u)le [Titule, Title]

(Denotation: name, heading, placard, tablet, inscription, epitaph)

Tiw

(Denotation: god of the sky and war)

To

(Denotation: directional and temporal preposition, dative preposition, infinitive marker)

Toad

(Denotation: froglike amphibian)

Toast

(Denotation: brown with heat, grill, parch, burnt, proposed salutation)

Tofu

(Denotation: soy bean curd)

Toil

(Denotation: struggle, work hard, labor, exert, endeavor)

Toile

(Denotation: plain or simple twilled fabric)

Told

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Tell)

Toll

(Denotation: tax, duty, custom)

Toll

(Denotation: ring, sound with slow strokes, draw, lure, attract)

Tom

(Denotation: male, male proper name, diminutive of Thomas)

Tom

(Denotation: large deep-toned bell or drum)

Tom(e) [Tome, Tom]

(Denotation: cut, piece, slice, section)

Ton

(Denotation: various units of mass and volume, large or excessive amount)

Ton(e) [Tone, Ton]

(Denotation: tension, sound, pitch, quality, manner, fashion, mode)

Tonne

(Denotation: unit of mass equal to 1000 kilograms)

Too

(Denotation: also, in addition to, furthermore, besides)

Took

(Denotation: simple past of Take)

Tool

(Denotation: implement, instrument)

Tooth

(Denotation: hard structure in the mouth for biting and chewing)

Top

(Denotation: highest part, summit, peak, crest)

Tor

(Denotation: rocky hill, craggy outcrop)

Tor(e) [Tore, Tor]

(Denotation: simple past of Tear)

Tori

(Denotation: person who executes a technique in judo)

Torque

(Denotation: twist)

Torse

(Denotation: twist)

Tort

(Denotation: twist)

Touch

(Denotation: make contact with, affect, disturb)

Tough

(Denotation: strong, resilient, firm, tenacious, holding fast together)

Tour

(Denotation: turn, rotate, move on an axis)

Tow

(Denotation: pull along behind, haul)

Tow

(Denotation: bundle of course fibers)

Tower

(Denotation: high structure, structure that is taller than wide)

Town

(Denotation: inhabited place with local government, settlement, enclosure, garden, fence)

Toy

(Denotation: trifle, plaything)

Trace

(Denotation: follow a course, outline, draw line)

Track

(Denotation: trail, path, traverse, follow)

Tract

(Denotation: draw, pull, drag, move)

Tractioneer

(Denotation: tractor engineer)

Trad

(Denotation: traditional)

Trail

(Denotation: follow behind, flow behind, drag behind)

Train

(Denotation: that which is drawn behind, procession, sequence, drawing out)

Trait

(Denotation: stroke in drawing, short line, particular feature, distinguishing quality)

Traitor

(Denotation: one who betrays)

Trance

(Denotation: daze, go across, pass through)

Trapeze

(Denotation: irregular quadrilateral, table)

Travail

(Denotation: hardship, suffering, torment, painful exertion, excessive labor)

Travel

(Denotation: journey, go from place to place)

Tray

(Denotation: flat board with low rim)

Treacher

(Denotation: cheat, deceiver, liar, impostor, trickster)

Treason

(Denotation: betrayal, disloyalty, treachery)

Treasure

(Denotation: collection, horde, accumulated wealth, greatly valued)

Treat

(Denotation: deal with, bargain, set forth, draw out)

Tree

(Denotation: perennial plant with a single woody trunk and branches, wood, timber)

Tribe

(Denotation: group)

Trick

(Denotation: deceive, cheat, ruse)

Trigintaduonion

(Denotation: 32-dimensional hypercomplex number)

Trine

(Denotation: threefold, triple, three each)

Trip

(Denotation: short journey or voyage, tread or step lightly and nimbly, skip, dance)

Trit

(Denotation: trinary digit)

Triticale

(Denotation: hybrid cereal grass of wheat and rye)

Triumph

(Denotation: success, victory)

Trogon(e) [Trogone, Trogon]

(Denotation: chew, gnaw, nibble)

Tromboon

(Denotation: trombone with the reed and bocal of a bassoon)

Tromino

(Denotation: polyomino made of three squares connected edge to edge)

Trona

(Denotation: hydrous acid sodium carbonate mineral)

Troop

(Denotation: assemblage, multitude)

Trop(e) [Trope, Trop]

(Denotation: turn, affect, change, move)

Trouble

(Denotation: stir, spin, agitate, turmoil, suffering)

Trough

(Denotation: tub, basin, container)

Troupe

(Denotation: assemblage, multitude)

Truck

(Denotation: small solid wheel or roller, cart or vehicle for carrying heavy loads)

Trudge

(Denotation: walk wearily or laboriously, tramp)

Tru(e) [True, Tru]

(Denotation: not false, consistent with fact, real, genuine)

Trump

(Denotation: surpass, beat)

Trump

(Denotation: horn instrument)

Trust

(Denotation: reliability, confidence in)

Try

(Denotation: attempt, endeavor, test, experiment, separate)

Tryte

(Denotation: ternary equivalent of a byte)

Tube

(Denotation: pipe, hollow passage)

Tuber

(Denotation: hump, bump, lump, swelling)

Tude

(Denotation: clip of attitude)

Tug

(Denotation: draw, drag)

Tumult

(Denotation: noise, uproar, bustle, commotion, disturbance)

Tun

(Denotation: cask, barrel)

Tune

(Denotation: musical note, meloody)

Turkey

(Denotation: large North American bird similar to a chicken, country located in Southeastern Europe and West Asia)

Turn

(Denotation: rotate, revolve, move on an axis, spin)

Turn

(Denotation: buttonquail)

Turquoise

(Denotation: greenish-blue)

Turret

(Denotation: small tower)

Tusk

(Denotation: large tooth)

Twelfth

(Denotation: ordinal number between eleventh and thirteenth)

Twelve

(Denotation: whole number between eleven and thirteen)

Twenty

(Denotation: whole number between nineteen and twenty-one, two tens)

Twig

(Denotation: small offshoot of a branch)

Twin

(Denotation: two, double)

Twine

(Denotation: double threads)

Twirl

(Denotation: circle around rapidly)

Twist

(Denotation: combine two strands by turning)

Twitch

(Denotation: move with a quick jerk)

Twixt

(Denotation: for two)

Two

(Denotation: whole number between one and three)

Tymbal

(Denotation: specialised sound-producing structures of cicada)

Type

(Denotation: figure, image, form, kind)

Tyr

(Denotation: Norse god of war)

Tyrancy

(Denotation: tyranny, absolute power)

Tyrant

(Denotation: despot, usurper, abuser of power, villainous ruler)

Ug

(Denotation: fear, apprehension, dread)

Ultra

(Denotation: beyond, extremely, exceedingly)

Ultron

(Denotation: supervillain artificial intelligence from Marvel Comics)

Um

(Denotation: interjection of hesitancy or uncertainty)

Umbe

(Denotation: around, about)

Umb(e)r [Umber, Umbr]

(Denotation: shadow, shade, dusky brown)

Uncle

(Denotation: the brother of a parent)

Unct

(Denotation: anoint, smear with oil, grease )

Under

(Denotation: (1) beneath, among, before, in the presence of, in subjection to, under the rule of, below, underneath, expressing position with reference to that which is above; (2) in the midst of, among, between, before, in the presence of)

Up

(Denotation: not down, to or toward a point or place higher than another)

Urge

(Denotation: press, impel, force forward, drive, compel)

Urn

(Denotation: large vessel, receptacle, container, pitcher)

Us

(Denotation: first person plural object personal pronoun)

Use

(Denotation: employ, consume, engage, utilize, exploit)

Usurp

(Denotation: seize, take)

Utter

(Denotation: say, speak, express)

Utu

(Denotation: money, payment)

Vagabond

(Denotation: wanderer)

Vair

(Denotation: squirrel fur)

Vale

(Denotation: low land between two higher areas)

Valley

(Denotation: low land between two higher areas)

Vanille

(Denotation: tropical climbing orchid with podlike fruit yielding an aromatic and flavorful extract)

Vanquish

(Denotation: win, conquer, defear)

Vantage

(Denotation: superior, more favorable)

Vape

(Denotation: vaporizer, use a vaporizer)

Vari

(Denotation: change, alter, transform, differ)

Vase

(Denotation: vessel, receptacle, container)

Vas(e) [Vase, Vas]

(Denotation: vessel, tube, duct, conduit)

Vast

(Denotation: immense, extensive, huge, desolate, unoccupied, empty)

Vaucluse

(Denotation: karst spring that gushes from a cave or shaft with water emerging under pressure, literally closed valley)

Vault

(Denotation: arched, bowed)

Veal

(Denotation: calf meat)

Veer

(Denotation: turn, swerve)

Vega

(Denotation: meadow, fertile lowland)

Vegan

(Denotation: one who abstains from all animal products)

Vegemite

(Denotation: dark-brown Australian spread made from brewer’s yeast, salt, malt extract, and vegetable extracts)

Vegemitini

(Denotation: martini flavored with Vegemite)

Vegete

(Denotation: non-animal life, lively, active)

Vein

(Denotation: blood vessel that transports blood back to the heart)

Velour

(Denotation: courser knit fabric similar to velvet)

Velvet

(Denotation: fabric with a short soft dense warp pile)

Venison

(Denotation: wild animal hunted for game meat, deermeat)

Venlafaxine

(Denotation: serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor that treats depression, anxiety, and panic disorder)

Vent

(Denotation: small opening, emit, air, wind)

Vent(e)r [Venter, Ventr]

(Denotation: belly, womb, swelling)

Venus

(Denotation: love, loveliness, attractiveness, beauty, grace, elegance, charm)

Verb

(Denotation: word)

Verge

(Denotation: turn, bend)

Verse

(Denotation: turn)

Vert

(Denotation: turn)

Verve

(Denotation: enthusiasm, vigor)

Very

(Denotation: real, true, genuine)

Vesper

(Denotation: evening)

Vest

(Denotation: clothe, dress, adorn, possess)

Vestib(u)le [Vestibule, Vestible]

(Denotation: enclosed entrance space, forecourt, opening, beginning)

Vestige

(Denotation: footprint, mark, trace, sign)

Vial

(Denotation: small container for holding liquid)

Vice

(Denotation: deputy, next in rank to, in place of, substitution, interchange, alternation)

Vice

(Denotation: fault, error, sin, blemish, flaw, defect, imperfection)

View

(Denotation: see)

Vile

(Denotation: offensive, horrible, repugnant, flawed, despicable)

Ville

(Denotation: country house, farm, settlement, estate)

Vin(e) [Vine, Vin]

(Denotation: wine, fermented grape juice, climbing plant that produces grapes, climbing plant)

Vinegar

(Denotation: sour wine, sour liquid formed by the fermentation of alcohol)

Vintage

(Denotation: yield during one season, time when something is produced, high quality, classic)

Vintner

(Denotation: wine seller, winemaker)

Viol

(Denotation: stringed instrument, fiddle)

Viper

(Denotation: venomous snake that gives birth to live young)

Vitamin

(Denotation: group of organic compounds essential in small quantities for health)

Vlog

(Denotation: video blog)

Voice

(Denotation: speech, word, sound, utterance)

Void

(Denotation: empty, vast, wide, hollow, waste, vacant)

Volcan

(Denotation: fire, flames, burning mountain)

Vole

(Denotation: North American field mouse)

Volt

(Denotation: unit of electrical potential and electromotive force)

Volubility

(Denotation: state of being voluble, rapidity, fluency, rapid whirling motion)

Voluble

(Denotation: fluent, easily turning, twisting)

Volubly

(Denotation: in a voluble manner, fluently, twistingly)

Volumet(e)r(e) [Volumeter, Volumetre]

(Denotation: instrument that measures volume)

Volute

(Denotation: roll, turn)

Vom

(Denotation: vomit, throw up, barf)

Vomitrocious

(Denotation: causing a desire to vomit)

Voodoo

(Denotation: religious practices found chiefly in and around the Caribbean based on African beliefs, spiritual beliefs of West Africa)

Vote

(Denotation: express a choice)

Voudon

(Denotation: 256-dimensional hypercomplex number)

Voudoo

(Denotation: religious practices found chiefly in and around the Caribbean based on African beliefs, spiritual beliefs of West Africa)

Vowel

(Denotation: sound produced by the vocal cords with relatively little restriction of the oral cavity)

Vox

(Denotation: voice, vocal part)

Wage

(Denotation: pledge, pay, reward)

Wain

(Denotation: wagon, carriage)

Waist

(Denotation: middle of body)

Wait

(Denotation: delay, remain, watch, guard)

Wake

(Denotation: stop sleeping, arise, arouse)

Wake

(Denotation: state of wakefulness, vigilance)

Wake

(Denotation: track in water left by moving vessel)

Walden

(Denotation: chemistry base for the Walden inversion first observed by chemist Paul Walden in 1896)

Wale

(Denotation: planking, wooden board, ridge, welt)

Wale

(Denotation: choice, preference)

Walk

(Denotation: travel on foot)

Wall

(Denotation: vertical structure, upright side, rampart)

Wan

(Denotation: dim, faint, dark, dusky, gloomy)

Wand

(Denotation: switch, twig, stick)

Wander

(Denotation: move about aimlessly without purpose)

Wane

(Denotation: diminish, decrease, decline, lessen)

Wanna

(Denotation: want to be)

Want

(Denotation: lacking, deficient, wish for, desire for)

Wapiti

(Denotation: American elk)

Ward

(Denotation: guard, protect, watch)

Ware

(Denotation: careful, cautious, prudent, on the lookout, guard)

Ware

(Denotation: goods, merchandize, object of care)

Warm

(Denotation: not cold, of a somewhat high temperature)

War(r) [War, Warr]

(Denotation: conflict, fight, combat, contest, dispute)

Warrant

(Denotation: protect, shield, guard, assurance, safety, authorization)

Wart

(Denotation: type of deformed growth occurring on the skin)

Was

(Denotation: first and third person singular past indicative of Be)

Wash

(Denotation: clean, cleanse, bathe, move with water)

Wasp

(Denotation: stinging insect)

Wassail

(Denotation: spiced ale or mulled wine, Christmas punch, holiday revelry)

Waste

(Denotation: squander, spoil, ruin, barren, empty, desolate)

Watch

(Denotation: look at, view, observe, mind, attend, guard)

Water

(Denotation: liquid of molecular formula H2O)

Watt

(Denotation: unit of power)

Wax

(Denotation: oily, water-resistant secretion)

Wax

(Denotation: grow, increase, greaten, flourish)

Way

(Denotation: track, path, road)

We

(Denotation: first person plural subject personal pronoun)

Weak

(Denotation: not strong, pliant, soft, yielding, lacking strength)

Wear

(Denotation: clothe, cover, put on, have on, use, endure, erode)

Weather

(Denotation: short term state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place)

Web

(Denotation: woven structure)

Weber

(Denotation: unit of magnetic flux)

Wedge

(Denotation: tool or shape with one wide side that tapers to a thin edge)

Weed

(Denotation: plant not valued for use or beauty)

Week

(Denotation: period of seven consecutive days)

Weep

(Denotation: cry, complain, moan, express grief or sorrow)

Wegotism

(Denotation: excessive use of the pronoun we)

Weigh

(Denotation: measure, have heaviness, lift, carry, support, sustain, bear)

Welch

(Denotation: fail to repay a debt, fail to fulfill an obligation; literally offensive and derogatory slur for Welsh)

Weld

(Denotation: join, unite)

Wel(l) [Well, Wel]

(Denotation: in a satisfactory manner, as wished, as desired)

Well

(Denotation: fountain, spring, water source)

Well

(Denotation: rise up, gush, boil)

Welp

(Denotation: interjection of exasperation, matter-of-factness, lack of enthusiasm, helpless acceptance)

Welsh

(Denotation: Celt, native of Wales, foreign; cheat, swindle (from offensive and derogatory slur use of welsh))

Wend

(Denotation: go, proceed)

Wenglish

(Denotation: English influened by Welsh)

Went

(Denotation: past tense of Go)

Wept

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Weep)

Were

(Denotation: second person and plural past indicative of Be)

West

(Denotation: direction with north on the right and south on the left)

Wet

(Denotation: moist, liquid)

Whack

(Denotation: strike sharply)

Whal(e) [Whale, Whal]

(Denotation: large marine mammal)

What

(Denotation: interrogative pronoun, determiner, and subordinating conjunction)

Wheel

(Denotation: circular device that rotates on an axis, thing that turns)

Whelp

(Denotation: young offspring, give birth, insolent youth, small water vessel)

When

(Denotation: interrogative pronoun, determiner, adverb, and subordinating conjunction)

Wher(e) [Where, Wher]

(Denotation: interrogative pronoun, determiner, adverb, and subordinating conjunction)

Whether

(Denotation: which of two)

Which

(Denotation: interrogative pronoun, determiner, and subordinating conjunction)

Whil(e) [While, Whil]

(Denotation: space of time)

Whip

(Denotation: move back and forth quickly, flap violently)

Whirl

(Denotation: spin around)

Whisper

(Denotation: murmur, quiet voice, faint trace)

Whistle

(Denotation: high, shrill, or musical sound)

Whit(e) [White, Whit]

(Denotation: bright, radiant, clear, fair, color of snow, colorless)

Whither

(Denotation: where)

Who

(Denotation: interrogative pronoun and subordinating conjunction)

Whol(e) [Whole, Whol]

(Denotation: entire)

Whom

(Denotation: interrogative pronoun and subordinating conjunction)

Whoot

(Denotation: hoot, cry, shout)

Why

(Denotation: interrogative adverb and subordinating conjunction)

Wid(e) [Wide, Wid]

(Denotation: usally large physical extent from side to side, vast, broad, long, extending through the whole of)

Wife

(Denotation: woman)

Wig

(Denotation: synthetic hair, hairpiece)

Wiggins

(Denotation: creeps, anxiety, bad feeling)

Wiggle

(Denotation: move side to side, jiggle, shake)

Wild

(Denotation: in the natural state, uncultivated, untamed, undomesticated, uncontrolled, unrestrained, uninhibited)

Will

(Denotation: wish, desire)

Willow

(Denotation: deciduous tree or shrub with long, slender, pliant branches)

Wilt

(Denotation: fade, droop, wither)

Win

(Denotation: succeed, be victorious, conquer, obtain)

Wind

(Denotation: move by turning and twisting)

Wind

(Denotation: moving air)

Wine

(Denotation: alcoholic beverage made of fermented grape juice)

Wink

(Denotation: blink, close the eyes, blink one eye)

Winnow

(Denotation: fan, move air, ventilate, separate grain and chaff)

Wint(e)r [Winter, Wintr]

(Denotation: coldest season of the year after fall and before spring)

Wise

(Denotation: way of proceeding, manner)

Wis(e) [Wise, Wis]

(Denotation: learned, experienced, discerning)

Wish

(Denotation: intense longing, desire, strive for)

Witch

(Denotation: magician, sorceress)

Witchety

(Denotation: bush native to central and western Australia)

With

(Denotation: against, opposite, toward, from)

Withe

(Denotation: twisted cord, band, willow twig)

Wither

(Denotation: wilt, dry up, shrivel)

Wither

(Denotation: against, opposite, resist)

Woden

(Denotation: Germanic chief god, Odin)

Woke

(Denotation: simple past of Wake)

Wolf

(Denotation: large wild carnivorous canine)

Woman

(Denotation: adult female)

Womb

(Denotation: belly, stomach, abdomen, hollow)

Wombat

(Denotation: herbivorous burrowing marsupials native to southern and eastern Australia)

Women

(Denotation: plural of Woman)

Won

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Win)

Wonder

(Denotation: marvel, miracle)

Wood

(Denotation: trees, the substance of which trees are made)

Woof

(Denotation: dog bark sound)

Wool

(Denotation: fleece, fur of some animals)

Word

(Denotation: speech, talk, utterance, sentence, statement, news, report)

Wore

(Denotation: simple past of Wear)

Work

(Denotation: something done, do, perform)

World

(Denotation: existence, life on earth, long period of time)

Worm

(Denotation: tubular invertebrate, serpent, snake)

Worn

(Denotation: past participle of Wear)

Worse

(Denotation: more bad)

Worst

(Denotation: most bad)

Wort

(Denotation: root, herb, vegetable, plant, spice)

Worth

(Denotation: significant, valuable, of value, valued, appreciated, highly thought-of, deserving, meriting, honorable, noble, of high rank, suitable for, proper, fit, capable)

Wotan

(Denotation: Germanic chief god, Odin)

Would

(Denotation: modal verb indicating conditional modality)

Wound

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Wind)

Wound

(Denotation: injury, hurt)

Wow

(Denotation: natural exclamation)

Wreak

(Denotation: unleash, punish, avenge, pursue, drive out)

Wreck

(Denotation: destruction, destroy, damage, goods cast ashore after ship accident, flotsam)

Wrest

(Denotation: twist, wrench)

Wretch

(Denotation: unfortunate person, poor create, exile, outcast)

Wright

(Denotation: worker, maker, builder)

Wrinkle

(Denotation: crease, fold)

Writ

(Denotation: something written, piece of writing)

Write

(Denotation: score, carve, outline, draw the figure of)

Writhe

(Denotation: twist, wring, contort, bend)

Wrong

(Denotation: twisted, crooked, wry)

Wrote

(Denotation: simple past of Write)

Wrothe

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Writhe)

Wrought

(Denotation: worked)

Wrought

(Denotation: simple past and past participle of Wreak)

Wry

(Denotation: turn, twist, bend)

Wry

(Denotation: cover, clothe, envelop)

Yacht

(Denotation: light, fast-sailing ship)

Yank

(Denotation: pull, jerk)

Yard

(Denotation: garden, fence, enclosure)

Yarn

(Denotation: spun fiber)

Yawn

(Denotation: open the mouth wide and take a long, deep breath)

Yay

(Denotation: yes, affirmative)

Yea

(Denotation: yes, affirmative)

Year

(Denotation: 365/4 day time period, single revolution of a planet around a sun)

Yearn

(Denotation: strive, desire, beg, demand)

Yell

(Denotation: shout, holler)

Yellow

(Denotation: color between orange and green)

Yerba

(Denotation: species of holly native to southern South America)

Yes

(Denotation: opposite of no, affirmative)

Yest(e)r [Yester, Yestr]

(Denotation: the other, former, earlier, previous)

Yet

(Denotation: thus far, also)

Yew

(Denotation: coniferous tree native to Europe, northwest Africa, northern Iran, and southwest Asia)

Yield

(Denotation: produce, render, give up)

Yisroel

(Denotation: Israel)

Yoke

(Denotation: join, tie together, fasten)

Yolk

(Denotation: yellow part)

You

(Denotation: second person personal pronoun)

Young

(Denotation: not old, new, fresh)

Your

(Denotation: of you, second person personal determiner)

Youth

(Denotation: quality or state of being young)

Zamboni

(Denotation: ice resurfacer)

Zeal

(Denotation: passion, ardor)

Zero

(Denotation: none, naught, null)

Zest

(Denotation: piece that adds flavor)

Zigzag

(Denotation: turn sharply)

Zinc

(Denotation: chemical element, blue-silvery metal)

Zinn

(Denotation: related to plants described by Zinn)

Zip

(Denotation: move fast)

Zombie

(Denotation: walking dead)

Zone

(Denotation: belt, girdle, band, area)

Zoo

(Denotation: place where live animals are exhibited)

Zoom

(Denotation: move fast)