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3-letter words with hooks Flashcards

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1/1

To express surprise (what you might say to the dentist)

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AAH

WAAH/AAHS

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5/1

An Indian shrub

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AAL

BAAL, DAAL, KAAL, PAAL, TAAL/AALS

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5/-

(Pl.) AA, a type of lava

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AAS

BAAS, CAAS, FAAS, KAAS, MAAS/-

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3/2

An outer garment worn by Arab women

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ABA

BABA, CABA, YABA/ABAC, ABAS

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A textile yarn

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ABB

-/ABBA, ABBE, ABBS

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11/-

(Pl.) AB, an abdominal muscle

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ABS

CABS, DABS, FABS, GABS, JABS, KABS, LABS, NABS, SABS, TABS, WABS/-

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To pay as a penalty

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ABY

BABY, GABY/ABYE, ABYS

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(To play) a winning serve in tennis

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ACE

DACE, FACE, LACE, MACE, PACE, RACE, TACE/ACED, ACER, ACES

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(Scots) interj. expressing regret or impatience. Also OCH

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ACH

BACH, EACH, GACH, MACH, NACH, RACH, TACH/ACHE, ACHY

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To do in a specified way

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ACT

FACT, PACT, TACT/ACTA, ACTS

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To make an addition

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ADD

WADD/ADDS, ADDY

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Bustle or fuss

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ADO

DADO, FADO, SADO/ADOS

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15/-

(Pl.) AD, an advertisement

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ADS

BADS, CADS, DADS, FADS, GADS, HADS, LADS, MADS, NADS, PADS, RADS, SADS, TADS, WADS, YADS/-

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-/1

US form of adze, a cutting tool > ADZES; (verb) to dress timber with an adz

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ADZ

-/ADZE

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(Scots) off

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AFF

BAFF, CAFF, DAFF, FAFF, GAFF, HAFF, NAFF, RAFF, WAFF, YAFF/AFFY

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6/-

Behind; near the stern of a vessel, etc.

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AFT

BAFT, DAFT, HAFT, RAFT, SAFT, WAFT/-

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A Turkish commander (think heavy range/stove)

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AGA

GAGA, JAGA, NAGA, RAGA, SAGA/AGAR, AGAS

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To grow old

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AGE

CAGE, GAGE, MAGE, PAGE, RAGE, SAGE, WAGE, YAGE/AGED, AGEE, AGEN, AGER, AGES

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Past; since

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AGO

KAGO, SAGO/AGOG, AGON

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17/-

(Pl.) AG, agriculture

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AGS

BAGS, CAGS, DAGS, FAGS, GAGS, HAGS, JAGS, LAGS, MAGS, NAGS, RAGS, SAGS, TAGS, VAGS, WAGS, YAGS, ZAGS/-

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3/-

Interj. expressing exultation or pleasure (think of eureka moment)

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AHA

HAHA, MAHA, TAHA

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-/1

(Hawaiian) the yellowfin tuna

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AHI

-/AHIS

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8/-

(Pl.) AH, an interjection

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AHS

AAHS, DAHS, FAHS, HAHS, LAHS, PAHS, RAHS, YAHS/-

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1/1

An Indian nurse-maid

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AIA

RAIA (also RAYA, RAYAH)/AIAS

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To help or assist

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AID

CAID, GAID, KAID, LAID, MAID, PAID, QAID, RAID, SAID, WAID/AIDA, AIDE, AIDS

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13/1

To be indisposed

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AIL

BAIL, FAIL, HAIL, JAIL, KAIL, MAIL, NAIL, PAIL, RAIL, SAIL, TAIL, VAIL, WAIL/AILS

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To point or direct

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AIM

KAIM, MAIM, SAIM/AIMS

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14/2

A Hebrew letter (think: it AIN’t easy)

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AIN

CAIN, FAIN, GAIN, HAIN, KAIN, LAIN, MAIN, NAIN, PAIN, RAIN, SAIN, TAIN, VAIN, WAIN/AINE, AINS

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The mixture of gases breathed by people and animals; (verb) to make known publicly

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AIR

FAIR, GAIR, HAIR, LAIR, MAIR, PAIR, SAIR, VAIR, WAIR/AIRN, AIRS, AIRT, AIRY

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7/-

(Pl.) AI, a kind of sloth

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AIS

DAIS, KAIS, PAIS, RAIS, SAIS, TAIS, WAIS/-

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5/2

A small island > AITS.

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AIT

BAIT, GAIT, RAIT, TAIT, WAIT/AITS, AITU

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1/1

A spicy pepper > AJIS

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AJI

HAJI/AJIS

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4/1

(Maori) a New Zealand vine (think also known as)

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AKA

HAKA, KAKA, TAKA, WAKA/AKAS

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34
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11/3

An old spelling of ache

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AKE

BAKE, CAKE, FAKE, HAKE, JAKE, LAKE, MAKE, RAKE, SAKE, TAKE, WAKE/AKED, AKEE, AKES

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4/6

An outgrowth on a fruit > ALAE

note J, Q and X four to five hooks

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ALA

GALA, MALA, NALA, TALA/ALAE, ALAN, ALAP, ALAR, ALAS, ALAY

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A priest’s long, white vestment

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ALB

-/ALBA, ALBE, ALBS

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14/5

A kind of beer > ALES

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ALE

BALE, DALE, EALE, GALE, HALE, KALE, MALE, PALE, RALE, SALE, TALE, VALE, WALE, YALE/ALEC, ALEE, ALEF, ALES, ALEW

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(Aust. sl.) an uncultivated Australian

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ALF

CALF, HALF/ALFA, ALFS

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11/2

The whole; everything and everybody

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ALL

BALL, CALL, FALL, GALL, HALL, LALL, MALL, PALL, SALL, TALL, WALL/ALLS, ALLY

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3/1

A mountain > ALPS

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ALP

CALP, PALP, SALP/ALPS

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(Pl.) AL, an E. Indian shrub

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ALS

AALS, BALS, CALS, DALS, GALS, MALS, PALS, SALS/ALSO

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A high tone > ALTS

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ALT

DALT, HALT, MALT, SALT/ALTO, ALTS

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(Hindi) a potato > ALUS

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ALU

BALU/ALUM, ALUS

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A maid. Also AMAH

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AMA

CAMA, GAMA, KAMA, LAMA, MAMA, SAMA/AMAH, AMAS

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(French) a soul

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AME

CAME, DAME, FAME, GAME, HAME, KAME, LAME, NAME, SAME, TAME, WAME/AMEN, AMES

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(Fr.) a friend

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AMI

CAMI, KAMI, RAMI/AMIA, AMID, AMIE, AMIN, AMIR, AMIS

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47
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(Abbr.) ampere or amplifier; (verb) to excite

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AMP

CAMP, DAMP, GAMP, LAMP, RAMP, SAMP, TAMP, VAMP/AMPS

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48
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A unit of mass

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AMU

NAMU/AMUS

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A collection of someone’s table-talk

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ANA

KANA, LANA, MANA, NANA, RANA, TANA/ANAL, ANAN, ANAS

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9/1

The symbol ampersand; something added

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AND

BAND, FAND, HAND, LAND, MAND, PAND, RAND, SAND, WAND/ANDS

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(Scots) one > ANES

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ANE

BANE, CANE, FANE, GANE, JANE, KANE, LANE, MANE, NANE, PANE, SANE, TANE, VANE, WANE/ANES, ANEW

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A tropical American bird (anagram of AIN)

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ANI

BANI, MANI, RANI/ANIL, ANIS

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(Scots) a payment to a parish minister’s widow

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ANN

CANN, JANN/ANNA, ANNO, ANNS

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54
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14/1

As in ifs and ans, things which might have happened but did not

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ANS

BANS, CANS, DANS, EANS, FANS, GANS, KANS, MANS, NANS, PANS, SANS, TANS, VANS, WANS/ANSA

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12/4

A small industrious insect

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ANT

BANT, CANT, DANT, GANT, HANT, KANT, LANT, PANT, RANT, SANT, VANT, WANT/ANTA, ANTE, ANTI, ANTS

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4/-

Some; whichever, no matter which

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ANY

CANY, MANY, WANY, ZANY/-

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8/4

A monkey; (verb) to imitate

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APE

CAPE, GAPE, JAPE, NAPE, PAPE, RAPE, TAPE, VAPE/APED, APER, APES, APEX

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A type of protein, short for APOLIPOPROTEIN

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APO

CAPO, GAPO/APOD, APOS

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1/1

(Abbr.) application program

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APP

YAPP/APPS

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1/1

Suited to; (obs.) to adapt

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APT

RAPT/APTS

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5/2

(Abbr.) arbitrageur, a stocks and shares shyster

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ARB

BARB, CARB, DARB, GARB, WARB/ARBA, ARBS

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To form an arc

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ARC

MARC, NARC/ARCH, ARCO, ARCS

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12/1

A primitive plough

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ARD

BARD, CARD, EARD, FARD, HARD, LARD, MARD, NARD, PARD, SARD, WARD, YARD/ARDS

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A unit of metric land measure; also second person of the verb to be

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ARE

BARE, CARE, DARE, FARE, GARE, HARE, LARE, MARE, NARE, PARE, RARE, TARE, VARE, WARE, YARE/AREA, ARED, AREG, ARES, ARET, AREW

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2/1

A barking sound (anagram of FAR)

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ARF

BARF, ZARF/ARFS

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14/1

To place in an ark

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ARK

BARK, CARK, DARK, HARK, JARK, KARK, LARK, MARK, NARK, PARK, RARK, SARK, WARK, YARK/ARKS

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A limb; a weapon; (verb) to provide with weapons

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ARM

BARM, FARM, HARM, MARM, WARM/ARMS, ARMY

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14/2

(Pl.) AR, the letter ‘r’

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ARS

BARS, CARS, EARS, FARS, GARS, JARS, LARS, MARS, OARS, PARS, SARS, TARS, VARS, WARS/ARSE, ARSY

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The creation of works of beauty; a human skill

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ART

CART, DART, FART, GART, HART, KART, MART, PART, TART, WART/ARTI, ARTS, ARTY

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5/1

(Dial.) any (anagram of RAY, RYA and YAR)

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ARY

MARY, NARY, OARY, VARY, WARY/ARYL

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13/1

To convert something into ash

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ASH

BASH, CASH, DASH, FASH, GASH, HASH, LASH, MASH, PASH, RASH, SASH, TASH, WASH/ASHY

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5/1

To request, inquire or invite

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ASK

BASK, CASK, HASK, MASK, TASK/ASKS

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5/1

A venomous snake

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ASP

GASP, HASP, JASP, RASP, WASP/ASPS

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8/-

A long haired animal like a small horse; a stupid person

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ASS

BASS, HASS, JASS, LASS, MASS, PASS, SASS, TASS/-

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14/1

Reckless ambition that drives one to ruin; also pt of EAT

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ATE

BATE, CATE, DATE, FATE, GATE, HATE, LATE, MATE, PATE, RATE, SATE, TATE, WATE, YATE/ATES

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17/-

(Pl.) AT, a monetary unit of Laos

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ATS

BATS, CATS, EATS, FATS, GATS, HATS, KATS, LATS, MATS, NATS, OATS, PATS, QATS, RATS, TATS, VATS, WATS/-

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77
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4/-

A Laotian monetary unit (anagram of TAT)

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ATT

BATT, MATT, TATT, WATT/-

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1/1

(Maori) the yellow-eye mullet; all vowels

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AUA

PAUA/AUAS

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-/-

(Maori) an exclamation of pain, distress or astonishment

the only hookless 3-letter A-word; cf. BEZ, CLY…

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AUE

-/-

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(Obs.) an elf’s child

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AUF

CAUF, HAUF, LAUF/AUFS

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A type of sea-bird; think great and little

No front-hook worth less than 3 points

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AUK

BAUK, CAUK, JAUK, WAUK/AUKS

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An aromatic plant of the pepper family. Also KAVA.

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AVA

CAVA, FAVA, JAVA, KAVA, LAVA, TAVA/AVAL, AVAS

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A recitation of the prayer to the Virgin Mary

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AVE

CAVE, EAVE, FAVE, GAVE, HAVE, LAVE, NAVE, PAVE, RAVE, SAVE, WAVE/AVEL, AVER, AVES

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84
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-/2

A monetary unit of Macao, (first half of RSPB symbol)

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AVO

-/AVOS, AVOW

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4/1

(Scots) away

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AWA

KAWA, PAWA, TAWA, WAWA/AWAY

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To strike with awe

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AWE

WAWE/AWED, AWEE, AWES

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8/1

A programming language (not to be confused with homophone seabird)

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AWK

BAWK, CAWK, DAWK, GAWK, HAWK, LAWK, MAWK, PAWK/AWKS

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A pointed tool for boring

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AWL

BAWL, PAWL, WAWL, YAWL/AWLS

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To shelter with an awning

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AWN

BAWN, DAWN, FAWN, LAWN, MAWN, PAWN, RAWN, SAWN, YAWN/AWNS, AWNY

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1/3

A tool for chopping; to chop or cut down

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AXE

SAXE/AXED, AXEL, AXES

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91
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1/1

An affirmative vote

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AYE

BAYE/AYES

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17/-

The plural of AY, an affirmative vote

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AYS

BAYS, CAYS, DAYS, FAYS, GAYS, HAYS, JAYS, KAYS, LAYS, MAYS, NAYS, PAYS, RAYS, SAYS, TAYS, WAYS, YAYS/-

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Q

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A small fish - think of A (type of jade)

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AYU

-/AYUS

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94
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1/1

Containing nitrogen (anagram of ZOA)

A

AZO

LAZO/AZON

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95
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-/2

To bleat as a sheep

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BAA

-/BAAL, BAAS

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96
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1/3

(Abbr.) baccalaureate

A

BAC

ABAC/BACH, BACK, BACS

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97
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-/2

Evil, wicked > BADDER, BADDEST; BADLY; (noun) something evil

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BAD

-/BADE, BADS

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98
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-/2

(US) a person’s sweetheart or lover: often used as an affectionate term of address

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BAE

-/BAEL, BAES

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99
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-/2

A receptacle for containing something; (verb) to put into a bag

A

BAG

-/BAGH, BAGS

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100
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-/2

Interj. expressing disgust or contempt (think Billy Bunter)

A

BAH

-/BAHT, BAHU

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-/7

A balmoral, a type of shoe

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BAL

-/BALD, BALE, BALK, BALL, BALM, BALS, BALU

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102
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-/1

To hoax or cheat (can be followed by
-BOOZLE

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BAM

-/BAMS

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103
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-/8

A Romanian coin; (verb) to forbid or prohibit

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BAN

-/BANC, BAND, BANE, BANG, BANI, BANK, BANS, BANT

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104
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(Chinese) a steamed dumpling, usually eaten with a filling (anagram of BOA, OBA)

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BAO

-/BAOS

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105
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-/2

A large, flat breakfast roll

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BAP

-/BAPS, BAPU

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106
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1/9

To obstruct or prevent; a place where alcohol may be purchased and consumed

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BAR

KBAR/BARB, BARD, BARE, BARF, BARK, BARM, BARN, BARP, BARS

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107
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(Pl.) BA, the soul in ancient Egyptian religion

A

BAS

ABAS, OBAS/BASE, BASH, BASK, BASS, BAST

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108
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A flying mammal; an implement for striking a ball; (verb) to strike with a bat

A

BAT

-/BATE, BATH, BATS, BATT

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109
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-/3

To bark or howl; an inlet

A

BAY

-/BAYE, BAYS, BAYT

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110
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A place to sleep on; (verb) to put to bed

Think of a N. African nomad

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BED

ABED/BEDE, BEDS, BEDU

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111
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-/6

An insect that makes honey

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BEE

-/BEEF, BEEN, BEEP, BEER, BEES, BEET

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112
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To ask for; to implore

A

BEG

-/BEGO, BEGS

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113
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-/3

A measure of noise; (think decibel)

A

BEL

-/BELL, BELS, BELT

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114
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-/6

A mountain in Scotland

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BEN

-/BEND, BENE, BENI, BENJ, BENS, BENT

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115
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(Hebrew) a Hebrew letter, also BETH

A

BES

OBES/BEST

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116
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To wager

A

BET

ABET, YBET/BETA, BETE, BETH, BETS

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117
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1/1

A Turkish governor

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BEY

OBEY/BEYS

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118
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-/-

The second tine of a deer’s horn

HOOKLESS (ironically)

A

BEZ

-/-

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119
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To tipple; a napkin for catching food

A

BIB

-/BIBB, BIBE, BIBS

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120
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To make an offer at auction

A

BID

ABID/BIDE, BIDI, BIDS

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121
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Sizeable > BIGGER, BIGGEST, BIGLY; (Scots) to build

A

BIG

-/BIGA, BIGG, BIGS

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122
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To place into a bin

Beware *BINT

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BIN

-/BIND, BINE, BING, BINK, BINS

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123
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(Abbr.) biography

A

BIO

-/BIOG, BIOS

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124
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Twice; bisexuals

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BIS

IBIS, OBIS/BISE, BISH, BISK, BIST

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125
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To curb or restrain; also pt of BITE

A

BIT

OBIT/BITE, BITO, BITS, BITT

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126
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-/1

Slang for business

A

BIZ

-/BIZE

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127
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A large constricting snake

A

BOA

-/BOAB, BOAK, BOAR, BOAS, BOAT

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128
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-/3

To move quickly up and down, especially in water

A

BOB

-/BOBA, BOBO, BOBS

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129
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A person (think BODY)

A

BOD

-/BODE, BODS, BODY

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130
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A marsh; (verb) to sink

A

BOG

-/BOGS, BOGY

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131
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-/2

An exclamation used to startle someone, think BOOH

A

BOH

-/BOHO, BOHS

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132
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-/2

(Sl.) a lesbian who adopts a boyish appearance or manners

A

BOI

-/BOIL, BOIS

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133
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-/3

A goat or antelope, think SPRINGBOK

A

BOK

-/BOKE, BOKO, BOKS

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134
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(Fr.) good

A

BON

EBON/BONA, BOND, BONE, BONG, BONK, BONY

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135
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A sound expressing disapproval or contempt; (verb) to make such a sound; anagram of OBO

A

BOO

-/BOOB, BOOH, BOOK, BOOL, BOOM, BOON, BOOR, BOOS, BOOT

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136
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-/1

To dance to pop music

A

BOP

-/BOPS

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137
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-/8

East Anglian form of address meaning neighbour

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BOR

-/BORA, BORD, BORE, BORK, BORM, BORN, BORS, BORT

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138
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1/3

(Pl.) BO, a term of address

A

BOS

OBOS/BOSH, BOSK, BOSS

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139
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-/5

To cadge; also a ROBOT

A

BOT

-/BOTA, BOTE, BOTH, BOTS, BOTT

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140
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-/3

A bending of neck or body in greeting; (verb) to bend or incline downwards

A

BOW

-/BOWL, BOWR, BOWS

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141
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-/1

To put into a box; to strike with the hand or fists

A

BOX

-/BOXY

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142
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-/4

To play (a female part) as a boy

A

BOY

-/BOYF, BOYG, BOYO, BOYS

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143
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-/10

(Abbr.) brassiere

A

BRA

-/BRAD, BRAE, BRAG, BRAK, BRAN, BRAP, BRAS, BRAT, BRAW, BRAY

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144
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-/5

A place for which one feels a strong affinity; also BROTHER

A

BRO

-/BROD, BROG, BROO, BROS, BROW

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145
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Interj. to indicate cold

A

BRR

-/BRRR

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146
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(S. Afr.) a friend, think IrnBRU

A

BRU

-/BRUS, BRUT, BRUX

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147
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-/4

(Obs.) a strong drink (can go after HUB)

A

BUB

-/BUBA, BUBO, BUBS, BUBU

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148
Q

-/4

To produce buds

A

BUD

-/BUDA, BUDI, BUDO, BUDS

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149
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-/1

To annoy, also to eavesdrop electronically

A

BUG

-/BUGS

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150
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-/3

Wrong, dud > BUMMER, BUMMEST; (noun) a tramp or sponger; (verb) to cadge

A

BUM

-/BUMF, BUMP, BUMS

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151
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-/7

A kind of sweet roll or cake, may be followed by FIGHT

A

BUN

-/BUNA, BUND, BUNG, BUNK, BUNN, BUNS, BUNT

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152
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-/11

A continual humming sound; to speak with a bur

A

BUR

-/BURA, BURB, BURD, BURG, BURK, BURL, BURN, BURP, BURR, BURS, BURY

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153
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-/5

To travel or transport by bus > BUSES or BUSSES, BUSING or BUSSING, BUSED or BUSSED

A

BUS

-/BUSH, BUSK, BUSS, BUST, BUSY

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154
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To put forward as an objection

A

BUT

ABUT/BUTE, BUTS, BUTT

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155
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To purchase

A

BUY

-/BUYS

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156
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1/1

A pass to the next round (of a competition, etc.), can be preceded by GOOD-

A

BYE

ABYE/BYES

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157
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1/-

(Pl.) BY, a bye

A

BYS

ABYS/-

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158
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-/1

(Scots) to call

A

CAA

-/CAAS

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159
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1/2

To travel by taxi

A

CAB

SCAB/CABA, CABS

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160
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2/3

A dishonourable man

A

CAD

ECAD, SCAD/CADE, CADI, CADS

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161
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-/3

(Short for) cafeteria

A

CAF

-/CAFE, CAFF, CAFS

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162
Q

1/3

A cagoule

A

CAG

SCAG/CAGE, CAGS, CAGY

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163
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-/8

(Short for) calorie, as in low cal

A

CAL

-/CALF, CALK, CALL, CALM, CALO, CALP, CALS, CALX

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164
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1/6

To whiten with camstone

A

CAM

SCAM/CAMA, CAME, CAMI, CAMO, CAMP, CAMS

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165
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1/6

A container of tin-plate; (verb) to store in such a container

A

CAN

SCAN/CANE, CANG, CANN, CANS, CANT, CANY

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166
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-/6

To put a cap on something

A

CAP

-/CAPA, CAPE, CAPH, CAPI, CAPO, CAPS

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167
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1/10

A self-propelled wheeled vehicle

A

CAR

SCAR/CARB, CARD, CARE, CARK, CARL, CARN, CARP, CARR, CARS, CART

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168
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1/2

To vomit, also a feline

A

CAT

SCAT/CATE, CATS

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169
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1/2

To cry as a crow

A

CAW

SCAW/CAWK, CAWS

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170
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-/1

A low islet

A

CAY

-/CAYS

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171
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-/1

(Sl.) casual

A

CAZ

-/CAZH

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172
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-/1

The letter ‘C’

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CEE

-/CEES

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173
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(Abbr.) celluloid

A

CEL

-/CELL, CELS, CELT

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174
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-/2

A kind of edible mushroom

A

CEP

-/CEPE, CEPS

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175
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Tea (anagram of ACH)

A

CHA

-/CHAD, CHAI, CHAL, CHAM, CHAO, CHAP, CHAR, CHAS, CHAT, CHAV, CHAW, CHAY

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176
Q

3/5

(Shakespeare) I (think Guevara)

A

CHE

ACHE, ECHE, OCHE/CHEF, CHEM, CHER, CHEW, CHEZ

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177
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The twenty-second letter of the Greek alphabet; also KHI

A

CHI

-/CHIA, CHIB, CHIC, CHID, CHIK, CHIN, CHIP, CHIS, CHIT, CHIV, CHIZ

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178
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1/2

A chief, captain or hero

A

CID

ACID/CIDE, CIDS

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179
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-/1

(Abbr.) cigarette

A

CIG

-/CIGS

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180
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-/1

Having certain atoms on the same side of the molecule (think -GENDERED)

A

CIS

-/CIST

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181
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A contemptuous term for one who is not a gentleman

A

CIT

-/CITE, CITO, CITS, CITY

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182
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-/-

To seize or steal

HOOKLESS

A

CLY

-/-

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183
Q

-/2

To strike (think male swan, corn on the _ )

A

COB

-/COBB, COBS

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184
Q

1/3

To hoax or make fun of, also a common marine fish

A

COD

ECOD/CODA, CODE, CODS

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185
Q

1/1

To furnish with cogs

A

COG

SCOG/COGS

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186
Q

-/7

A pass in a mountain range

A

COL

-/COLA, COLD, COLE, COLL, COLS, COLT, COLY

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187
Q

1/8

A trick or swindle; (verb) to trick, or persuade by dishonest means

A

CON

ICON/COND, CONE, CONF, CONI, CONK, CONN, CONS, CONY

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188
Q

-/8

To make a sound like a dove

A

COO

-/COOF, COOK, COOL, COOM, COON, COOP, COOS, COOT

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189
Q

1/3

To capture, also a police officer

A

COP

SCOP/COPE, COPS, COPY

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190
Q

-/8

A Hebrew measure, also an anagram of ORC and ROC

A

COR

-/CORD, CORE, CORF, CORK, CORM, CORN, CORS, CORY

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191
Q

1/5

A crisp, long-leaved lettuce

A

COS

ECOS/COSE, COSH, COSS, COST, COSY

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192
Q

1/4

A small bed for a young child

A

COT

SCOT/COTE, COTH, COTS, COTT

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193
Q

1/5

The female of bovine and some other animal species

A

COW

SCOW/COWK, COWL, COWP, COWS, COWY

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194
Q

-/2

To steer a rowing boat

A

COX

-/COXA, COXY

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195
Q

-/1

Modest, bashful; (verb) to caress

A

COY

-/COYS

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196
Q

-/2

(Abbr.) cousin; also CUZ

A

COZ

-/COZE, COZY

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197
Q

1/4

(Fr.) a vineyard

A

CRU

ECRU/CRUD, CRUE, CRUS, CRUX

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198
Q

1/-

To utter a sound of pain or grief

A

CRY

SCRY/-

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-/2

To produce cubs

A

CUB

-/CUBE, CUBS

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200
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1/1

Food chewed again by a ruminating animal

A

CUD

SCUD/CUDS

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201
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-/2

To give a cue as a signal

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CUE

-/CUED, CUES

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202
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1/1

With the addition of; (noun) seminal fluid

A

CUM

SCUM/CUMS

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203
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1/1

To form into a cup shape

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CUP

SCUP/CUPS

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204
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1/9

A worthless mongrel dog

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CUR

SCUR/CURB, CURD, CURE, CURF, CURL, CURN, CURR, CURS, CURT

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205
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1/2

To make an incision in; to reduce

A

CUT

SCUT/CUTE, CUTS

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-/-

(Abbrev.) cousin. Also COZ

A

CUZ

-/-

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-/1

A Welsh word for valley

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CWM

-/CWMS

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208
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-/1

To touch or press gently

A

DAB

-/DABS

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-/3

To thump; also father

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DAD

-/DADA, DADO, DADS

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210
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-/1

(Scots) to do

A

DAE

-/DAES

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-/1

To cut the dags off sheep

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DAG

-/DAGS

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212
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1/2

A Burmese knife (anagram of HAD)

A

DAH

ODAH/DAHL, DAHS

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213
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-/1

In India, the mail or post

A

DAK

-/DAKS

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214
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2/4

(Hindi) an Indian name for a lentil

A

DAL

ODAL, UDAL/DALE, DALI, DALS, DALT

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215
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-/4

To restrain water with an embankment or bank

A

DAM

-/DAME, DAMN, DAMP, DAMS

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216
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-/4

A level of efficiency in Japanese combative sports (anagram of AND)

A

DAN

-/DANG, DANK, DANS, DANT

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217
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-/1

To dip bait gently into the water when fishing

A

DAP

-/DAPS

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218
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1/1

(Pl.) DA, a Burmese knife

A

DAS

ODAS/DASH

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219
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1/5

To dawn

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DAW

ADAW/DAWD, DAWK, DAWN, DAWS, DAWT

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220
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-/1

The time when it is light

A

DAY

-/DAYS

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221
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-/3

(Coll.) debutante

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DEB

-/DEBE, DEBS, DEBT

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222
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1/9

A substitute for damn; the letter D

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DEE

IDEE/DEED, DEEK, DEEM, DEEN, DEEP, DEER, DEES, DEET, DEEV

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223
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-/4

Excellent, brilliant (anagram of FED)

A

DEF

-/DEFI, DEFO, DEFT, DEFY

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224
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-/2

(Dial.) to water (e.g. a plant), anagram of GED

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DEG

-/DEGS, DEGU

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225
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-/3

The plural of DEUS (Latin for god)

A

DEI

-/DEID, DEIF, DEIL

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226
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-/7

A mathematical symbol (anagram of ELD/LED)

A

DEL

-/DELE, DELF, DELI, DELL, DELO, DELS, DELT

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227
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-/5

To retire to a den

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DEN

-/DENE, DENI, DENS, DENT, DENY

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228
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-/1

A convenience store

A

DEP

-/DEPS

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229
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-/4

A Hindu god

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DEV

-/DEVA, DEVI, DEVO, DEVS

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230
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-/2

To moisten as with dew

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DEW

-/DEWS, DEWY

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231
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-/1

A sulfate used as a stimulant (anagram of XED)

A

DEX

-/DEXY

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232
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-/1

Formerly, the pasha of Algiers (anagram of DYE)

A

DEY

-/DEYS

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233
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-/1

To dip bait gently into the water when fishing; also DAP

A

DIB

-/DIBS

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234
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-/2

(Pt.) DO

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DID

-/DIDO, DIDY

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235
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-/5

To depart from life

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DIE

-/DIEB, DIED, DIEL, DIES, DIET

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236
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-/2

Difference

A

DIF

-/DIFF, DIFS

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237
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-/1

To excavate

A

DIG

-/DIGS

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238
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-/3

Not bright

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DIM

-/DIME, DIMP, DIMS

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239
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-/6

To make a loud noise

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DIN

-/DINE, DING, DINK, DINO, DINS, DINT

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240
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-/2

To immerse briefly; to lower

A

DIP

-/DIPS, DIPT

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241
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-/5

To dismiss, put down

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DIS

-/DISA, DISC, DISH, DISK, DISS

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242
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2/5

(Scots) to block; anagram of TID

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DIT

ADIT, EDIT/DITA, DITE, DITS, DITT, DITZ

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243
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-/5

An evil spirit of Persian mythology

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DIV

-/DIVA, DIVE, DIVI, DIVO, DIVS

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244
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-/3

To inform on or betray

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DOB

-/DOBE, DOBS, DOBY

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245
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-/4

(Abbr.) doctor

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DOC

-/DOCK, DOCO, DOCS, DOCU

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246
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-/2

To cut the hair of (anagram of ODD)

A

DOD

-/DODO, DODS

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247
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-/4

The female of a deer, rabbit and some other animals

A

DOE

-/DOEK, DOEN, DOER, DOES

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248
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-/1

(S. Afr.) stupid

A

DOF

-/DOFF

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249
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-/3

To follow like a dog

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DOG

-/DOGE, DOGS, DOGY

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250
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-/1

A musical note (also Homerian cry of frustration)

A

DOH

-/DOHS

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251
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1/4

A unit of pain intensity

A

DOL

IDOL/DOLE, DOLL, DOLS, DOLT

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252
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-/3

A title given to certain monks

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DOM

-/DOME, DOMS, DOMY

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253
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1/4

A university lecturer, etc.; (verb) to put on (clothes, etc.)

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DON

UDON/DONA, DONE, DONG, DONS

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254
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-/7

(Scots) dove or pigeon

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DOO

-/DOOB, DOOK, DOOL, DOOM, DOON, DOOR, DOOS

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255
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-/4

To dip (anagram of POD)

A

DOP

-/DOPA, DOPE, DOPS, DOPY

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256
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1/9

To mock (think Diana)

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DOR

ODOR/DORB, DORE, DORK, DORM, DORP, DORR, DORS, DORT, DORY

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257
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2/5

(Pl.) DO, a musical note

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DOS

ADOS, UDOS/DOSA, DOSE, DOSH, DOSS, DOST

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258
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-/4

A very small spot; (verb) to make such a spot

A

DOT

-/DOTE, DOTH, DOTS, DOTY

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259
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-/7

To be able (think of a crag)

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DOW

-/DOWD, DOWF, DOWL, DOWN, DOWP, DOWS, DOWT

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260
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-/1

To publish personal information about (a person) on the internet

A

DOX

-/DOXY

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261
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-/1

(Dial.) beloved person (anagram of YOD)

A

DOY

-/DOYS

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262
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1/1

Not wet; (noun) a prohibitionist; (verb) to make dry

A

DRY

ADRY/DRYS

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263
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1/1

A Himalayan ox (lower-scoring version)

A

DSO

ODSO/DSOS

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-/1

To add sound effects, etc., to

A

DUB

-/DUBS

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265
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-/2

Something or someone ineffectual

A

DUD

-/DUDE, DUDS

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266
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-/4

Required > DULY; (verb) to endue

A

DUE

-/DUED, DUEL, DUES, DUET

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267
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-/1

The teat or udder of a female mammal

A

DUG

-/DUGS

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268
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-/-

An ironic response to a question

A

DUH

-/-

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-/1

(Pl.) DUO, two people considered a pair for a specific reason

A

DUI

-/DUIT

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-/3

Cooked with steam

A

DUM

-/DUMA, DUMB, DUMP

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271
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-/5

A grey colour > DUNNER, DUNNEST; (verb) to press for payment

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DUN

-/DUNE, DUNG, DUNK, DUNS, DUNT

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272
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-/1

Two people considered a pair for a specific reason

A

DUO

-/DUOS

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273
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-/2

To undo

Anagram of PUD

A

DUP

-/DUPE, DUPS

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274
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-/-

A leader

HOOKLESS

A

DUX

-/-

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275
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-/3

To stain

A

DYE

-/DYED, DYER, DYES

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276
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-/1

A cross between a yak and a cow (medium-scoring version)

A

DZO

-/DZOS

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277
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11/1

(Shakespeare) to give birth to (anagram of ANE, NAE)

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EAN

BEAN, DEAN, GEAN, JEAN, LEAN, MEAN, PEAN, REAN, SEAN, WEAN, YEAN/EANS

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278
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13/4

To produce corn ears

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EAR

BEAR, DEAR, FEAR, GEAR, HEAR, LEAR, NEAR, PEAR, REAR, SEAR, TEAR, WEAR, YEAR/EARD, EARL, EARN, EARS

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279
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8/3

(Pl.) EA, a river

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EAS

CEAS, KEAS, LEAS, PEAS, TEAS, YEAS, ZEAS/EASE, EAST, EASY

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280
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11/2

To consume by mouth

A

EAT

BEAT, FEAT, GEAT, HEAT, JEAT, LEAT, MEAT, NEAT, PEAT, SEAT, TEAT/EATH, EATS

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1/2

(Fr.) water

A

EAU

BEAU/EAUS, EAUX

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282
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-/1

To move back from the land (of the tide)

A

EBB

-/EBBS

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283
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8/3

(Shakespeare) to eke out, also ICH

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ECH

EECH, HECH, LECH, MECH, PECH, SECH, TECH, YECH/ECHE, ECHO, ECHT

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284
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2/2

(Contraction for.) ECOLOGY

A

ECO

DECO, SECO/ECOD, ECOS

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285
Q

-/1

A European unit of currency

A

ECU

-/ECUS

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286
Q

-/1

A letter used in old English, also ETH

A

EDH

-/EDHS

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(Pl.) ED, education

A

EDS

BEDS, FEDS, GEDS, KEDS, MEDS, NEDS, PEDS, REDS, TEDS, WEDS, ZEDS/-

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10/-

Interj. expressing fright

A

EEK

DEEK, GEEK, KEEK, LEEK, MEEK, PEEK, REEK, SEEK, TEEK, WEEK/-

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Q

9/2

A long, smooth, cylindrical fish

A

EEL

FEEL, HEEL, JEEL, KEEL, PEEL, REEL, SEEL, TEEL, WEEL/EELS, EELY

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9/-

(Scots) plural of EE, eye

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EEN

BEEN, DEEN, FEEN, KEEN, PEEN, REEN, SEEN, TEEN, WEEN/-

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1/-

An interjection expressing distress (anagram of EWE, WEE)

A

EEW

EEEW/-

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3/1

A euphemism for fuck

A

EFF

JEFF, MEFF, TEFF/EFFS

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293
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4/-

(Pl.) EF, the letter ‘f’

A

EFS

KEFS, NEFS, REFS, TEFS/-

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5/1

A newt (anagram of FET, TEF)

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EFT

DEFT, HEFT, LEFT, REFT, WEFT/EFTS

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An oval or round body from which young are hatched; (verb) to add eggs to (in cooking, etc.)

A

EGG

TEGG, YEGG/EGGS, EGGY

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296
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4/1

The “I” or self

A

EGO

BEGO, REGO, SEGO, VEGO/EGOS

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Q

4/-

(3rd.) EH, to say eh

A

EHS

FEHS, HEHS, PEHS, REHS/-

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298
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2/1

(Scots) to eke

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EIK

REIK, SEIK/EIKS

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To add, to augment, as in _ out (anagram of EEK)

A

EKE

DEKE, LEKE, PEKE, REKE/EKED, EKES

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300
Q

8/1

(Obs.) age, old age

A

ELD

GELD, HELD, MELD, SELD, TELD, VELD, WELD, YELD/ELDS

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3/1

A fairy-like being > ELVES; (Shakespeare) to entangle hair

A

ELF

DELF, PELF, SELF/ELFS

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302
Q

2/1

A kind of large deer

A

ELK

WELK, YELK/ELKS

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Q

14/1

A measure of length (think of a letter between k and m)

A

ELL

BELL, CELL, DELL, FELL, HELL, JELL, KELL, MELL, PELL, SELL, TELL, VELL, WELL, YELL/ELLS

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304
Q

2/2

A kind of tree, known for Dutch disease

A

ELM

HELM, YELM/ELMS, ELMY

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305
Q

11/1

(Pl.) EL, the letter L

A

ELS

BELS, CELS, DELS, EELS, GELS, MELS, PELS, SELS, TELS, WELS, ZELS/ELSE

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11/1

A young sow (think English Language Teaching)

A

ELT

BELT, CELT, DELT, FELT, GELT, KELT, MELT, PELT, TELT, WELT, YELT/ELTS

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307
Q

7/2

(Obs.) uncle

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EME

DEME, FEME, HEME, LEME, MEME, SEME, TEME/EMES, EMEU

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308
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2/1

A type of music combining traditional hard rock with personal and emotional lyrics

A

EMO

DEMO, MEMO/EMOS

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309
Q

7/-

(Pl.) EM, a printing unit

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EMS

FEMS, GEMS, HEMS, MEMS, REMS, TEMS, WEMS/-

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310
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-/1

A flightless, fast-running bird

A

EMU

-/EMUS

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311
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11/1

To terminate, finish or close

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END

BEND, FEND, HEND, LEND, MEND, PEND, REND, SEND, TEND, VEND, WEND/ENDS

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312
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8/2

(Poetic) evening

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ENE

BENE, DENE, GENE, MENE, NENE, PENE, SENE, TENE/ENES, ENEW

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313
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2/1

A phonetic symbol (anagram of GEN and NEG)

A

ENG

LENG, MENG/ENGS

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314
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15/-

(Pl.) EN, a printing unit

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ENS

BENS, CENS, DENS, FENS, GENS, HENS, KENS, LENS, PENS, RENS, SENS, TENS, WENS, YENS, ZENS/-

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315
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4/1

A long period of time

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EON

AEON, JEON, NEON, PEON/EONS

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316
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2/1

A series of years; an age

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ERA

SERA, VERA/ERAS

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317
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11/3

(Obs.) to plough; also, archaic word for before

A

ERE

BERE, CERE, DERE, FERE, GERE, HERE, LERE, MERE, PERE, SERE, WERE/ERED, ERES, EREV

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318
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3/-

A South African garden plot

A

ERF

KERF, SERF, TERF/-

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319
Q

1/2

A unit of work

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ERG

BERG/ERGO, ERGS

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320
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8/1

A slang word for aircraftsman

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ERK

BERK, JERK, MERK, NERK, PERK, SERK, YERK, ZERK/ERKS

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321
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7/-

An interjection expressing hesitation (think Exchange Rate Mechanism)

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ERM

BERM, DERM, FERM, GERM, HERM, PERM, TERM/-

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322
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6/2

(Obs.) to earn

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ERN

DERN, FERN, HERN, KERN, PERN, TERN/ERNE, ERNS

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323
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1/1

To make a mistake

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ERR

SERR/ERRS

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324
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4/1

The bitter vetch (anagram of RES and SER)

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ERS

GERS, HERS, SERS, VERS/ERST

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325
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7/1

The letter ‘S’

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ESS

CESS, FESS, JESS, LESS, MESS, NESS, SESS/ESSE

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326
Q

15/1

A programme designed to develop human potential (Erhard Seminars Training)

A

EST

BEST, FEST, GEST, HEST, JEST, KEST, LEST, NEST, PEST, REST, TEST, VEST, WEST, YEST, ZEST/ESTS

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327
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8/2

A letter of the Greek alphabet (think Basque sepratist group)

A

ETA

BETA, FETA, GETA, KETA, META, SETA, WETA, ZETA/ETAS, ETAT

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328
Q

4/2

A letter used in old English, also EDH

A

ETH

BETH, HETH, METH, TETH/ETHE, ETHS

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2/1

To itch. Also EWK, YUKE, YOUK, YUCK (anagram of KUE, UKE)

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EUK

NEUK, YEUK/EUKS

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330
Q

4/4

(Poetic) evening

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EVE

LEVE, MEVE, NEVE, YEVE/EVEN, EVER, EVES, EVET

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331
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2/2

(Aust. sl.) evening

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EVO

DEVO, LEVO/EVOE, EVOS

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332
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-/2

A female sheep

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EWE

-/EWER, EWES

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333
Q

-/1

To itch. (Higher-scoring version). Also EUK, YUKE, YOUK, YUCK.

A

EWK

-/EWKS

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334
Q

1/1

(Obs.) a newt, a tailed amphibious animal

A

EWT

NEWT/EWTS

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335
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-/1

(Aust. sl.) excellent

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EXO

-/EXON

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336
Q

-/4

To look at carefully; the organ of sight

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EYE

-/EYED, EYEN, EYER, EYES

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337
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-/2

(Scots) to fall

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FAA

-/FAAN, FAAS

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338
Q

-/1

Marvellous > FABBER, FABBEST; (noun) fabrication

A

FAB

-/FABS

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339
Q

-/4

A craze

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FAD

-/FADE, FADO, FADS, FADY

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340
Q

-/-

(Scots) from

HOOKLESS

A

FAE

-/-

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341
Q

-/1

To work, or be worked, hard; a cigarette

A

FAG

-/FAGS

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342
Q

-/1

A musical note. Also FA

A

FAH

-/FAHS

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343
Q

-/6

A instrument used for cooling; (verb) to cool, as with a fan

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FAN

-/FAND, FANE, FANG, FANK, FANO, FANS

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344
Q

-/-

Fuddled or drunk

HOOKLESS

A

FAP

-/-

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345
Q

1/7

A long way off; to remove to a distance

A

FAR

DELMOST

AFAR/FARD, FARE, FARL, FARM, FARO, FARS, FART

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346
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-/2

(Pl.) FA, a musical note

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FAS

-/FASH, FAST

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347
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-/2

Stoutly built; (verb) to make or grow fat

A

FAT

-/FATE, FATS

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348
Q

-/2

A gypsy

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FAW

-/FAWN, FAWS

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349
Q

-/-

To send messages via a machine that scans electronically

HOOKLESS

A

FAX

-/-

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350
Q

-/1

Whimsical; to clean out esp. a ditch

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FAY

*OFAY

-/FAYS

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351
Q

-/1

U.S. slang for federal agent

A

FED

-/FEDS

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352
Q

-/7

To pay a fee to

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FEE

-/FEEB, FEED, FEEL, FEEN, FEER, FEES, FEET

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353
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-/1

(Dial.) a segment of an orange

A

FEG

-/FEGS

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354
Q

-/2

A Hebrew coin. Also PE, PEH

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FEH

-/FEHM, FEHS

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355
Q

-/2

A passive homosexual

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FEM

-/FEME, FEMS

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356
Q

-/4

Low marshy land

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FEN

-/FEND, FENI, FENS, FENT

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357
Q

-/3

(Dial.) for

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FER

-/FERE, FERM, FERN

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358
Q

-/2

(Pl.) FE, a Hebrew letter

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FES

-/FESS, FEST

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359
Q

-/4

(Obs.) to fetch

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FET

-/FETA, FETE, FETS, FETT

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360
Q

-/2

To grant or hold land in feu land tenure

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FEU

-/FEUD, FEUS

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361
Q

-/1

Not many; (noun) a small number

A

FEW

-/FEWS

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362
Q

-/1

Whimsical; (verb) to clean out esp. a ditch. Also FAY.

A

FEY

-/FEYS

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363
Q

-/-

A red brimless cap of wool or felt

HOOKLESS

A

FEZ

-/-

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364
Q

-/1

A small lie; (verb) to tell a small lie

A

FIB

-/FIBS

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365
Q

-/2

A conical pin of hard wood

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FID

-/FIDO, FIDS

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366
Q

-/2

Whimsical, fey; interj. expressing disapproval

A

FIE

-/FIEF, FIER

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367
Q

-/2

To dress up; also a soft fruit

A

FIG

-/FIGO, FIGS

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368
Q

-/7

The shaft of a vehicle (think son in French)

A

FIL

-/FILA, FILE, FILK, FILL, FILM, FILO, FILS

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369
Q

-/6

To equip with fins

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FIN

-/FIND, FINE, FINI, FINK, FINO, FINS

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370
Q

-/5

A kind of conifer

A

FIR

-/FIRE, FIRK, FIRM, FIRN, FIRS

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371
Q

-/2

Healthy, suitable; (verb) to make suitable

A

FIT

-/FITS, FITT

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372
Q

-/1

To make firm, to arrange, to mend

A

FIX

-/FIXT

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373
Q

-/1

To make a hissing or sputtering sound

A

FIZ

-/FIZZ

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374
Q

-/4

(Abbr.) influenza

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FLU

-/FLUB, FLUE, FLUS, FLUX

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375
Q

-/-

Surreptitious or sly; (verb) to travel through the air

HOOKLESS

A

FLY

-/-

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Q

-/1

To put off. Also FUB

A

FOB

-/FOBS

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377
Q

-/2

An enemy

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FOE

-/FOEN, FOES

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378
Q

-/2

To be affected by fog

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FOG

-/FOGS, FOGY

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379
Q

-/1

Interj. expressing disgust or contempt. Also PHO

A

FOH

-/FOHN

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380
Q

-/4

To fool, be foolish

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FON

-/FOND, FONE, FONS, FONT

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381
Q

-/4

A name for a temporary computer variable or file (anagram of OOF)

A

FOO

-/FOOD, FOOL, FOOS, FOOT

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382
Q

-/1

To deceive; also a dandy

A

FOP

-/FOPS

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383
Q

-/7

In the place of; in favour of; towards

A

FOR

-/FORA, FORB, FORD, FORE, FORK, FORM, FORT

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384
Q

-/4

A bushel; also (Scots) drunk - anagram of UFO

A

FOU

-/FOUD, FOUL, FOUR, FOUS

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385
Q

-/1

To act cunningly, to cheat; a famously cunning animal

A

FOX

-/FOXY

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386
Q

-/1

Allegiance, loyalty

A

FOY

-/FOYS

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387
Q

-/8

(Ital.) brother

A

FRA

-/FRAB, FRAE, FRAG, FRAP, FRAS, FRAT, FRAU, FRAY

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388
Q

1/5

(Obs.) from; (noun) an African hairstyle

A

FRO

AFRO/FROE, FROG, FROM, FROS, FROW

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389
Q

-/-

To cook in oil or fat

HOOKLESS

A

FRY

-/-

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390
Q

-/1

To put off. Also FOB

A

FUB

-/FUBS

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391
Q

-/1

A rabbit or hare’s tail

A

FUD

-/FUDS

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Q

-/2

A very hot, close atmosphere; (verb) to cause a fug in

A

FUG

-/FUGS, FUGU

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393
Q

-/3

A fabulous Chinese bird

A

FUM

-/FUME, FUMS, FUMY

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394
Q

-/4

Providing enjoyment; (verb) to play, frolic

A

FUN

-/FUND, FUNG, FUNK, FUNS

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395
Q

-/4

To cover or coat with fur

A

FUR

-/FURL, FURR, FURS, FURY

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396
Q

-/2

To chatter (you might have the gift of it)

A

GAB

-/GABS, GABY

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397
Q

2/3

To wander about idly

A

GAD

EGAD, IGAD/GADE, GADI, GADS

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398
Q

-/3

(Scots) to go

A

GAE

-/GAED, GAEN, GAES

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399
Q

-/3

To silence with a device restraining speech

A

GAG

-/GAGA, GAGE, GAGS

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400
Q

-/1

Slang for cocaine

A

GAK

-/GAKS

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401
Q

1/4

A girl

A

GAL

EGAL/GALA, GALE, GALL, GALS

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402
Q

1/6

A school of whales; (verb) to join up in a gam

A

GAM

OGAM/GAMA, GAMB, GAME, GAMP, GAMS, GAMY

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403
Q

-/4

(Pt.) GIN, to begin; also, to go

A

GAN

-/GANE, GANG, GANS, GANT

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404
Q

-/4

To make a gap in

A

GAP

-/GAPE, GAPO, GAPS, GAPY

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405
Q

1/5

(Scots) to compel (think of a _FISH)

A

GAR

AGAR/GARB, GARE, GARI, GARS, GART

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406
Q

1/3

A state of matter; (verb) to poison with gas

A

GAS

AGAS/GASH, GASP, GAST

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407
Q

-/3

A pistol; think _ ling gun

A

GAT

-/GATE, GATH, GATS

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408
Q

-/6

A German political district of the Nazi regime

A

GAU

-/GAUD, GAUM, GAUN, GAUP, GAUR, GAUS

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409
Q

-/4

An imperfect rainbow or other supposed sign of coming weather (anagram of WAG)

A

GAW

-/GAWD, GAWK, GAWP, GAWS

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410
Q

-/1

Cheerful; a homosexual

A

GAY

-/GAYS

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411
Q

1/1

(Dial.) a pike

Anagram of DEG

A

GED

AGED/GEDS

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412
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2/5

Of horses, to move on

A

GEE

AGEE, OGEE/GEED, GEEK, GEEP, GEES, GEEZ

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413
Q

-/3

To form a gelatinous substance

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GEL

-/GELD, GELS, GELT

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414
Q

-/1

To adorn with gems

A

GEM

-/GEMS

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415
Q

1/5

General information; (verb) to gain information

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GEN

AGEN/GENA, GENE, GENS, GENT, GENU

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416
Q

-/1

A gully or creek. Also GIO, GOE

A

GEO

-/GEOS

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417
Q

2/4

In Mongolia, a kind of felt tent, a yurt (anagram of ERG, REG)

A

GER

AGER, EGER/GERE, GERM, GERS, GERT

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418
Q

-/2

To obtain

A

GET

-/GETA, GETS

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419
Q

-/-

Considerable (think GEY+SER)

HOOKLESS

A

GEY

-/- GEYER, GEYEST

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420
Q

-/1

Clarified butter

A

GHI

-/GHIS also GHEE

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421
Q

-/2

A wedge-shaped piece of metal; (verb) to fasten with a gib

A

GIB

-/GIBE, GIBS

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422
Q

-/1

A sheep disease

A

GID

-/GIDS

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423
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-/3

(Scots) to give

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GIE

-/GIED, GIEN, GIES

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424
Q

-/2

A type of computer image

A

GIF

-/GIFS, GIFT

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425
Q

-/2

To play a gig

A

GIG

-/GIGA, GIGS

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426
Q

1/4

To process cotton; (arch.) to begin; a well-known alcoholic spirit, consumed with tonic

A

GIN

AGIN/GING, GINK, GINN, GINS

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427
Q

1/1

A gully or creek > GIOS. Also GOE, GEO

A

GIO

AGIO/GIOS

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428
Q

-/1

To swindle. Also GYP

A

GIP

-/GIPS

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429
Q

1/2

(Pl.) GI, a karate costume

A

GIS

EGIS/GISM, GIST

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430
Q

-/2

A stupid person; (verb) to get

A

GIT

-/GITE, GITS

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431
Q

-/1

A type of violin formerly used in Shetland. Also GU, GUE

A

GJU

-/GJUS

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432
Q

-/1

An African antelope

A

GNU

-/GNUS

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433
Q

-/5

A Tibetan gazelle (think of a western Indian state famous for tourism)

A

GOA

-/GOAD, GOAF, GOAL, GOAS, GOAT

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434
Q

-/4

To spit; also the mouth

A

GOB

-/GOBI, GOBO, GOBS, GOBY

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435
Q

-/1

To deify; also a deity

GODS, GODDING, GODDED

A

GOD

-/GODS

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436
Q

1/4

A gully or creek. Also GEO, GIO (anagram of EGO, GEO)

A

GOE

YGOE/GOEL, GOER, GOES, GOEY

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437
Q

1/4

A geometrical grade (anagram of NOG)

A

GON

AGON/GONE, GONG, GONK, GONS

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438
Q

-/9

A sticky substance

A

GOO

-/GOOD, GOOF, GOOG, GOOK, GOOL, GOON, GOOP, GOOR, GOOS

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439
Q

-/7

a seagull; think _ blimey

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GOR

-/GORA, GORE, GORI, GORM, GORP, GORS, GORY

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440
Q

1/2

(Pl.) GO, a turn

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GOS

EGOS/GOSH, GOSS

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441
Q

-/1

(Pt.) GET, to obtain

A

GOT

-/GOTH

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442
Q

-/1

(abbrev.) governor. Also GUV

A

GOV

-/GOVS

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443
Q

-/-

Gaseous oxygen

HOOKLESS

A

GOX

-/-

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444
Q

-/1

An interjection expressing anger or annoyance

A

GRR

-/GRRL Also GRRRL

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445
Q

-/1

A white man; (verb) to strike on the mouth

A

GUB

-/GUBS

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446
Q

1/1

A violin formerly used in Shetland. Also GU, GJU

A

GUE

AGUE/GUES

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447
Q

-/7

A design in oriental carpets; think GULL without a tail

A

GUL

-/GULA, GULE, GULF, GULL, GULP, GULS, GULY

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448
Q

-/2

To smear or coat with gum

A

GUM

-/GUMP, GUMS

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449
Q

-/3

A weapon for discharging explosive projectiles; to discharge such projectiles

A

GUN

-/GUNG, GUNK, GUNS

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450
Q

-/1

Gossip, prattle

A

GUP

-/GUPS

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451
Q

-/4

An unrefined, sweet cane sugar

A

GUR

-/GURL, GURN, GURS, GURU

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452
Q

-/2

(Pl.) GU, a Shetland violin

A

GUS

-/GUSH, GUST

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453
Q

-/1

The intestine; (verb) to take the guts out of (a fish, etc.)

A

GUT

-/GUTS

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454
Q

/1

(Abbr.) governor. Also GOV

A

GUV

-/GUVS

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455
Q

-/1

To make fun of; also a fellow

A

GUY

-/GUYS

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456
Q

-/2

(Abbr.) gymnasium

A

GYM

-/GYMP, GYMS

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457
Q

-/2

A swindle. Also GIP

A

GYP

-/GYPO, GYPS

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458
Q

2/3

(Scots) to hold; also Pt of the verb to have

A

HAD

CHAD, SHAD/HADE, HADJ, HADS also HADDING

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459
Q

2/5

(Scots) to have

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HAE

THAE, WHAE/HAED, HAEM, HAEN, HAES, HAET

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460
Q

1/2

(Scots) to hack or hew; also a crone

A

HAG

SHAG/HAGG, HAGS

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461
Q

1/2

A palindromic sound of surprise

A

HAH

SHAH/HAHA, HAHS

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462
Q

-/2

A Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca

A

HAJ

-/HAJI, HAJJ

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463
Q

3/2

To overact, exaggerate; also a type of pork

A

HAM

CHAM, SHAM, WHAM/HAME, HAMS

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464
Q

3/4

(Spenser) 3rd person plural of HAVE

A

HAN

KHAN, SHAN, THAN/HAND, HANG, HANK, HANT

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465
Q

1/1

A monetary unit of Vietnam (think: HOW MUCH?)

A

HAO

CHAO/HAOS

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466
Q

2/2

To happen by chance

A

HAP

CHAP, WHAP/HAPS, HAPU

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467
Q

1/5

(3rd pers sing. pres.) HAVE

A

HAS

CHAS/HASH, HASK, HASP, HASS, HAST

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468
Q

8/3

To provide with a hat

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HAT

BHAT, CHAT, GHAT, KHAT, PHAT, SHAT, THAT, WHAT/HATE, HATH, HATS

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469
Q

3/3

To make indecisive noises; also a type of finch

A

HAW

CHAW, SHAW, THAW/HAWK, HAWM, HAWS

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470
Q

2/1

To make hay

A

HAY

CHAY, SHAY/HAYS

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471
Q

-/1

A palindromic Hebrew letter

A

HEH

-/HEHS

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472
Q

3/3

An edge or border; (verb) to form a hem on

A

HEM

AHEM, CHEM, THEM/HEME, HEMP, HEMS

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473
Q

3/3

An egg-laying bird; To challenge to a daring act

A

HEN

SHEN, THEN, WHEN/HEND, HENS, HENT

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474
Q

-/2

A rosehip; also HEPATITIS

A

HEP

-/HEPS, HEPT

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475
Q

1/9

Object pronoun representing a female person or thing

A

HER

CHER/HERB, HERD, HERE, HERL, HERM, HERN, HERO, HERS, HERY

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476
Q

1/2

(Pl.) HE, a male person

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HES

SHES/HESP, HEST

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477
Q

3/3

A heterosexual

A

HET

KHET, SHET, WHET/HETE, HETH, HETS

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478
Q

5/2

To cut with blows

A

HEW

CHEW, PHEW, SHEW, THEW, WHEW/HEWN, HEWS

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479
Q

-/-

To bring misfortune upon; to cast an evil spell upon

A

HEX

-/-

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480
Q

2/1

To dance a hey, a winding country dance

A

HEY

THEY, WHEY/HEYS

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481
Q

1/1

Interj. representing a hiccup

A

HIC

CHIC/HICK

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482
Q

2/1

(Pt.) HIDE, to conceal

A

HID

CHID, WHID/HIDE

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483
Q

-/2

To hurry along

A

HIE

-/HIED, HIES

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484
Q

2/1

Object pronoun or noun representing a male person or thing

A

HIM

SHIM, WHIM/HIMS

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485
Q

4/4

A Hebrew liquid measure (think Hinning House)

A

HIN

CHIN, SHIN, THIN, WHIN/HIND, HING, HINS, HINT

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486
Q

3/2

Trendy; (verb) to carry on the hip

A

HIP

CHIP, SHIP, WHIP/HIPS, HIPT

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487
Q

6/4

Of or belonging to a male person or thing

A

HIS

AHIS, CHIS, GHIS, KHIS, PHIS, THIS/HISH, HISN, HISS, HIST

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488
Q

3/1

To strike

A

HIT

CHIT, SHIT, WHIT/HITS

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489
Q

-/1

Interj. expressing thoughtful consideration. Also HM

A

HMM

-/HMMM

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490
Q

1/3

To stop

A

HOA

WHOA/HOAR, HOAS, HOAX

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491
Q

-/2

To furnish with hobnails

A

HOB

-/HOBO, HOBS

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492
Q

1/1

(Lat.) this

A

HOC

CHOC/HOCK

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493
Q

1/1

To bob or jog; also a device for carrying bricks

A

HOD

SHOD/HODS

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494
Q

1/3

A tool for loosening the earth; (verb) to use a hoe

A

HOE

SHOE/HOED, HOER, HOES

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495
Q

2/3

A kind of pig; (verb) to use selfishly

A

HOG

CHOG, SHOG/HOGG, HOGH, HOGS

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496
Q

1/2

(Obs.) palindromic to stop; also HO, HOA

A

HOH

PHOH/HOHA, HOHS

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497
Q

-/2

To urge, incite; Interj. used to attract attention, might go with polloi

A

HOI

-/HOIK, HOIS

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498
Q

1/5

(Persian) a sacred plant of the ancient Persians (think of Syrian city)

A

HOM

WHOM/HOMA, HOME, HOMO, HOMS, HOMY

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499
Q

3/5

(Abbr.) honey, as a term of endearment

A

HON

CHON, PHON, THON/HOND, HONE, HONG, HONK, HONS

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500
Q

1/7

(Shakespeare) interj. expressing boisterous emotion

A

HOO

SHOO/HOOD, HOOF, HOOK, HOON, HOOP, HOOR, HOOT

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501
Q

3/2

To leap on one leg

A

HOP

CHOP, SHOP, WHOP/HOPE, HOPS

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502
Q

4/3

(Pl.) HO, an interjection

A

HOS

MHOS, PHOS, RHOS, ZHOS/HOSE, HOSS, HOST

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503
Q

3/2

Very warm; (verb) to heat

A

HOT

PHOT, SHOT, WHOT/HOTE, HOTS

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Q

4/5

A manner or means; also a question word used to ask about the manner or means

A

HOW

CHOW, DHOW, SHOW, WHOW/HOWE, HOWF, HOWK, HOWL, HOWS

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505
Q

-/-

(Shakespeare) to hamstring

HOOKLESS

A

HOX

-/-

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506
Q

1/2

To incite; today in Spanish

A

HOY

AHOY/HOYA, HOYS

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507
Q

1/1

The centre of a wheel

A

HUB

CHUB/HUBS

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Q

-/3

A colour or tint

A

HUE

-/HUED, HUER, HUES

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509
Q

2/3

To embrace

A

HUG

CHUG, THUG/HUGE, HUGS, HUGY

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Q

-/1

Interj. expressing non-understanding

A

HUH

-/HUHU

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511
Q

-/3

A Maori gathering

A

HUI

-/HUIA, HUIC, HUIS

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512
Q

1/4

To make a sound like bees

A

HUM

CHUM/HUMA, HUMF, HUMP, HUMS

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513
Q

1/5

A barbarous and destructive person

A

HUN

SHUN/HUNG, HUNH, HUNK, HUNS, HUNT

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514
Q

1/1

To turn a horse to the right

A

HUP

WHUP/HUPS

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515
Q

4/1

To settle in a hut

A

HUT

BHUT, CHUT, PHUT, SHUT/HUTS

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516
Q

-/3

To hasten (high-scoring version)

A

HYE

-/HYED, HYEN, HYES

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517
Q

-/3

To offend (think truncated HYPE)

A

HYP

-/HYPE, HYPO, HYPS

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518
Q

12/3

Frozen water; (verb) to cool with ice

A

ICE

BICE, DICE, FICE, LICE, MICE, NICE, PICE, RICE, SICE, TICE, VICE, WICE/ICED, ICER, ICES

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519
Q

7/1

To eke (think ‘I’ in German)

A

ICH

DICH, LICH, MICH, RICH, SICH, TICH, WICH/ICHS

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Q

10/2

Interj. used to express disgust; also something sticky or disgusting

A

ICK

DICK, HICK, LICK, KICK, NICK, PICK, RICK, SICK, TICK, WICK/ICKS, ICKY

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521
Q

1/-

Covered with ice

A

ICY

RICY/-

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522
Q

11/4

A type of fish (found in the middle of March?)

A

IDE

AIDE, BIDE, CIDE, EIDE, HIDE, NIDE, RIDE, SIDE, TIDE, VIDE, WIDE/IDEA, IDEE, IDEM, IDES

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523
Q

12/-

(Pl.) ID, a term in psychology

A

IDS

AIDS, BIDS, CIDS, FIDS, GIDS, KIDS, LIDS, MIDS, NIDS, RIDS, TIDS, VIDS/-

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524
Q

10/1

‘If and only if’ as used in logic

A

IFF

BIFF, DIFF, JIFF, KIFF, MIFF, NIFF, RIFF, TIFF, VIFF, ZIFF/IFFY

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525
Q

4/-

(Pl.) IF, a condition

A

IFS

DIFS, GIFS, KIFS, RIFS/-

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526
Q

3/1

To ignore, snub

A

IGG

BIGG, MIGG, RIGG/IGGS

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527
Q

4/2

A type or kind

A

ILK

BILK, FILK, MILK, SILK/ILKA, ILKS

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528
Q

19/2

Unwell; (noun) harm, misfortune

The HOOKIEST 3-letter word. Apart from the 5 vowels, Q and X, all letters of the alphabet make front hooks

A

ILL

BILL, CILL, DILL, FILL, GILL, HILL, JILL, KILL, LILL, MILL, NILL, PILL, RILL, SILL, TILL, VILL, WILL, YILL, ZILL/ILLS, ILLY

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529
Q

7/2

To engraft (a hawk) with new feathers; a small mischievous sprite

A

IMP

DIMP, GIMP, JIMP, LIMP, PIMP, SIMP, WIMP/IMPI, IMPS

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Q

13/2

A meadow, esp one beside a river

A

ING

BING, DING, GING, HING, KING, LING, MING, PING, RING, SING, TING, WING, ZING/INGO, INGS

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531
Q

14/2

A coloured liquid used in writing; (verb) to colour with ink

A

INK

BINK, DINK, FINK, GINK, JINK, KINK, LINK, MINK, OINK, PINK, RINK, SINK, TINK, WINK/INKS, INKY

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532
Q

4/1

A hostelry; (verb) to put up at an inn

A

INN

GINN, JINN, LINN, WINN/INNS

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533
Q

18/-

(3rd.) IN, to take in

A

INS

AINS, BINS, DINS, FINS, GINS, HINS, JINS, KINS, LINS, PINS, QINS, RINS, SINS, TINS, VINS, WINS, YINS, ZINS/-

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534
Q

3/1

An electrically charged particle

A

ION

CION, LION, PION/IONS

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535
Q

2/-

(Pl.) IO, a cry of ‘io’

A

IOS

BIOS, GIOS/-

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536
Q

10/2

To anger; (noun) anger, rage

A

IRE

CIRE, DIRE, FIRE, HIRE, LIRE, MIRE, SIRE, TIRE, VIRE, WIRE/IRED, IRES

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537
Q

7/1

To annoy or weary

A

IRK

BIRK, DIRK, FIRK, KIRK, LIRK, MIRK, YIRK/IRKS

538
Q

9/-

Legal word meaning issue or expiry (anagram of HIS)

A

ISH

BISH, DISH, EISH, FISH, HISH, KISH, NISH, PISH, WISH/-

539
Q

2/1

Any distinctive theory or fad

A

ISM

GISM, JISM/ISMS

540
Q

2/1

(Abbr.) isolated replay, a TV and film facility

A

ISO

MISO, PISO/ISOS

541
Q

3/1

The miriti palm (anagram of AIT, TAI)

A

ITA

DITA, PITA, VITA/ITAS

542
Q

16/-

Of or belonging to something

A

ITS

AITS, BITS, CITS, DITS, FITS, GITS, HITS, KITS, LITS, NITS, PITS, RITS, SITS, TITS, WITS, ZITS/-

543
Q

2/-

A climbing evergreen plant

A

IVY

JIVY, TIVY/-

544
Q

1/1

(Maori) a tribe (think headless KIWI)

A

IWI

KIWI/IWIS

545
Q

-/1

To poke or stab; an injection

A

JAB

-/JABS

546
Q

-/3

A sharp projection; to pierce; informally, a luxury car

A

JAG

-/JAGA, JAGG, JAGS

547
Q

-/1

(Hindi) victory (to)

A

JAI

-/JAIL

548
Q

-/2

An East Indian tree (think old cartoonist)

A

JAK

-/JAKE, JAKS

549
Q

-/2

A conserve made with fruit and sugar; (verb) to block up

A

JAM

-/JAMB, JAMS

550
Q

-/2

(verb) short form of japan, to apply a black lacquer to

A

JAP

-/JAPE, JAPS

551
Q

1/4

A wide-mouthed container; (verb) to put in jars

A

JAR

AJAR/JARK, JARL, JARP, JARS

552
Q

-/1

The mandibular bone; to chatter at length

A

JAW

-/JAWS

553
Q

-/1

A bird of the crow family

A

JAY

-/JAYS

554
Q

1/6

Of horses, to urge on. Also GEE

A

JEE

AJEE/JEED, JEEL, JEEP, JEER, JEES, JEEZ

555
Q

-/2

A stream of liquid; a jetplane; (verb) to travel by jet

A

JET

-/JETE, JETS

556
Q

-/1

(Fr.) a game

A

JEU

-/JEUX

557
Q

-/3

To show objection; a triangular sail at the bow of a boat

A

JIB

-/JIBB, JIBE, JIBS

558
Q

-/1

A lively dance; (verb) to dance a jig; to jump up and down

A

JIG

-/JIGS

559
Q

1/4

A supernatural being in Muslim mythology

A

JIN

DJIN/JINK, JINN, JINS, JINX

560
Q

-/1

A wig

A

JIZ

-/JIZZ

561
Q

-/2

A task, an employment; (verb) to work at jobs

A

JOB

-/JOBE, JOBS

562
Q

1/2

(Scots) a sweetheart

A

JOE

SJOE/JOES, JOEY

563
Q

-/1

To run at a slow, steady pace

A

JOG

-/JOGS

564
Q

-/4

(S. Afr.) to have a good time

A

JOL

-/JOLE, JOLL, JOLS, JOLT

565
Q

-/1

The second movement of a raga

A

JOR

-/JORS

566
Q

-/2

A little bit; (verb) to note down

A

JOT

-/JOTA, JOTS

567
Q

/2

To toll a bell (think Benjamin Jowett)

A

JOW

-/JOWL, JOWS

568
Q

-/1

(Obs.) to rejoice; great happiness

A

JOY

-/JOYS

569
Q

-/3

A mass of coal

A

JUD

-/JUDO, JUDS, JUDY

570
Q

-/2

A pottery jar; (verb) to stew in a jug

A

JUG

-/JUGA, JUGS

571
Q

-/1

A coin of North Korea

A

JUN

-/JUNK

572
Q

1/1

A Latin word for a law or legal right

A

JUS

GJUS/JUST

573
Q

-/2

To project; to stick out

A

JUT

-/JUTE, JUTS

574
Q

-/1

An ancient Hebrew unit of measure (think kebab with its filling removed)

A

KAB

-/KABS

575
Q

-/2

To serve (anagram of AKE)

A

KAE

-/KAED, KAES

576
Q

-/1

A Hebrew letter. Also KAPH

A

KAF

-/KAFS

577
Q

-/8

In New Zealand, a meal; (think of football player Havertz)

A

KAI

-/KAID, KAIE, KAIF, KAIK, KAIL, KAIM, KAIN, KAIS

578
Q

-/3

(S. Afr.) faeces, rubbish

A

KAK

-/KAKA, KAKI, KAKS

579
Q

-/3

Awry, twisted, distorted; (anagram of MAK)

A

KAM

-/KAMA, KAME, KAMI

580
Q

3/-

(Pl.) KA, the spirit or soul

A

KAS

AKAS, OKAS, SKAS/

581
Q

2/3

An East African shrub. Also QAT, KHAT

A

KAT

IKAT, SKAT/KATA, KATI, KATS

582
Q

1/2

To cry like a crow (higher-scoring version); also CAW

A

KAW

SKAW/KAWA, KAWS

583
Q

1/2

The letter ‘K’

A

KAY

OKAY/KAYO, KAYS

584
Q

-/1

A large New Zealand parrot

A

KEA

-/KEAS

585
Q

-/1

To give birth to a stillborn lamb

A

KEB

-/KEBS

586
Q

3/1

A wingless fly that infests sheep

A

KED

AKED, EKED, SKED/KEDS

587
Q

-/1

A drug that produces a dreamy repose. Also KIF

A

KEF

-/KEFS

588
Q

1/1

A small cask; (verb) to put in kegs

A

KEG

SKEG/KEGS

589
Q

1/3

To know

A

KEN

SKEN/KENO, KENS, KENT

590
Q

1/3

(Scots) to catch

A

KEP

SKEP/KEPI, KEPS, KEPT

591
Q

1/4

(Scots) carrion, rotting flesh

A

KET

SKET/KETA, KETE, KETO, KETS

592
Q

-/-

A dry stalk

HOOKLESS

A

KEX

-/-

593
Q

-/1

An instrument for locking; (verb) to enter (data) into a computer

A

KEY

-/KEYS

594
Q

-/1

A Greek letter. Also CHI

A

KHI

-/KHIS

595
Q

1/1

A young goat; a child; (verb) to hoax or deceive

A

KID

SKID/KIDS

596
Q

-/2

A drug that produces a dreamy repose. Also KEF

A

KIF

-/KIFF, KIFS

597
Q

2/7

One’s relations

A

KIN

AKIN, SKIN/KINA, KIND, KINE, KING, KINK, KINO, KINS

598
Q

1/3

A nap; to have a nap or sleep

A

KIP

SKIP/KIPE, KIPP, KIPS

599
Q

-/3

A wine and blackcurrant drink (anagram of IRK)

A

KIR

-/KIRK, KIRN, KIRS

600
Q

1/3

(Pl.) KI, the spirit of Japanese martial art

A

KIS

SKIS/KISH, KISS, KIST

601
Q

1/3

To outfit, provide with equipment

A

KIT

SKIT/KITE, KITH, KITS

602
Q

-/3

A Hawaiian acacia (anagram of OAK, OKA)

A

KOA

-/KOAN, KOAP, KOAS

603
Q

-/2

An African waterbuck (think returning BOK)

A

KOB

-/KOBO, KOBS

604
Q

-/1

(Japanese) a large Japanese carp

A

KOI

-/KOIS

605
Q

1/3

(Spenser) to know

A

KON

IKON/KOND, KONK, KONS

606
Q

-/2

A South African word for hill

A

KOP

-/KOPH, KOPS

607
Q

-/5

A Hebrew unit of measure (think kinky COR)

A

KOR

-/KORA, KORE, KORO, KORS, KORU

608
Q

-/1

An Indian measure of distance; also plural of KO, a Maori digging-stick

A

KOS

-/KOSS

609
Q

-/1

A bunch of twigs (think kinky COW)

A

KOW

-/KOWS

610
Q

-/2

The letter Q

A

KUE

-/KUEH, KUES

611
Q

-/1

Cows, cattle. Also KY. A Korean-American commercial club

A

KYE

-/KYES

612
Q

-/1

A novice grade in judo (anagram of YUK)

A

KYU

-/KYUS

613
Q

3/1

(Abbr.) laboratory

A

LAB

BLAB, FLAB, SLAB/LABS

614
Q

-/4

A dark-red resin

A

LAC

-/LACE, LACK, LACS, LACY

615
Q

3/3

A boy or youth

A

LAD

BLAD, CLAD, GLAD/LADE, LADS, LADY

616
Q

4/1

A delay; (verb) to fall behind

A

LAG

BLAG, CLAG, FLAG, SLAG/LAGS

617
Q

1/1

A musical note. Also LA

A

LAH

BLAH/LAHS

618
Q

5/5

To beat; (think LAMbast)

A

LAM

BLAM, CLAM, FLAM, GLAM, SLAM/LAMA, LAMB, LAME, LAMP, LAMS

619
Q

6/1

A circuit of a race track; (verb) to scoop up with the tongue

A

LAP

ALAP, CLAP, FLAP, KLAP, PLAP, SLAP/LAPS

620
Q

1/6

The god relating to a house

A

LAR

ALAR/LARD, LARE, LARI, LARK, LARN, LARS

621
Q

1/4

(Pl.) LA, a musical note

A

LAS

ALAS/LASE, LASH, LASS, LAST,

622
Q

5/5

(Abbr.) latrine; a Latvian unit of currency

A

LAT

BLAT, CLAT, FLAT, PLAT, SLAT/LATE, LATH, LATI, LATS, LATU

623
Q

-/3

(Abbr.) LAVATORY

A

LAV

-/LAVA, LAVE, LAVS

624
Q

4/3

Legislation; (Scots) low; (obs.) to take to court

A

LAW

BLAW, CLAW, FLAW, SLAW/LAWK, LAWN, LAWS

625
Q

1/-

Slack, careless; (noun) a kind of salmon

A

LAX

FLAX/-

626
Q

6/1

To deposit, place horizontal

A

LAY

ALAY, BLAY, CLAY, FLAY, PLAY, SLAY/LAYS

627
Q

4/10

A meadow or pasture. Also LEY

A

LEA

FLEA, ILEA, OLEA, PLEA/LEAD, LEAF, LEAK, LEAL, LEAM, LEAN, LEAP, LEAR, LEAS, LEAT

628
Q

5/1

(Pt.) LEAD, to conduct

A

LED

BLED, FLED, GLED, PLED, SLED/LEDE

629
Q

5/6

A sheltered spot; (Scots) to tell a lie

A

LEE

ALEE, BLEE, FLEE, GLEE, SLEE/LEED, LEEK, LEEP, LEER, LEES, LEET

630
Q

3/1

A limb for walking and standing; (verb) to walk briskly

A

LEG

CLEG, FLEG, GLEG/LEGS

631
Q

2/2

A garland or wreath

A

LEI

GLEI, VLEI/LEIR, LEIS

632
Q

-/3

An Albanian unit of currency; a piece of ground where blackcock gather and display; (verb) to perform such a display

A

LEK

-/LEKE, LEKS, LEKU

633
Q

-/2

(Dial.) to leap

A

LEP

-/LEPS, LEPT

634
Q

1/1

To allow; to hinder

A

LET

BLET/LETS

635
Q

-/1

A unit of Romanian currency (anagram of ULE)

No -S

A

LEU

-/LEUD

636
Q

-/5

A unit of Bulgarian currency, also LEW

A

LEV

-/LEVA, LEVE, LEVO, LEVS, LEVY

637
Q

6/1

A unit of Bulgarian currency (think Lewis)

A

LEW

ALEW, BLEW, CLEW, FLEW, PLEW, SLEW/LEWD

638
Q

4/-

(Lat.) law

A

LEX

FLEX, ILEX, PLEX, ULEX/-

639
Q

4/1

A meadow. Also LEA

A

LEY

BLEY, FLEY, GLEY, SLEY/LEYS

640
Q

1/1

To geld; a liberal

A

LIB

GLIB/LIBS

641
Q

3/2

To provide with a lid

A

LID

GLID, OLID, SLID/LIDO, LIDS

642
Q

1/6

A false statement; to make such a statement; to be in a horizontal position

A

LIE

PLIE/LIED, LIEF, LIEN, LIER, LIES, LIEU

643
Q

-/1

To lie about, idle

A

LIG

-/LIGS

644
Q

1/9

To cease (think LINNET)

A

LIN

BLIN/LIND, LINE, LING, LINK, LINN, LINO, LINS, LINT, LINY

645
Q

4/4

To touch with the lips

A

LIP

BLIP, CLIP, FLIP, SLIP/LIPA, LIPE, LIPO, LIPS

646
Q

-/3

A fleur-de-lis

A

LIS

-/LISK, LISP, LIST

647
Q

6/4

Literature; a monetary unit of Lithuania

A

LIT

ALIT, BLIT, CLIT, FLIT, GLIT, SLIT/LITE, LITH, LITS, LITU

648
Q

4/4

To throw gently

A

LOB

BLOB, FLOB, GLOB, SLOB/LOBE, LOBI, LOBO, LOBS

649
Q

3/2

A statistic relating to the odds of an event (anagram of DOL, OLD)

A

LOD

ALOD, CLOD, PLOD/LODE, LODS

650
Q

5/4

A cylindrical piece of felled wood; to enter into a record

A

LOG

BLOG, CLOG, FLOG, SLOG, VLOG/LOGE, LOGO, LOGS, LOGY

651
Q

1/8

To love; informal word for lavatory

A

LOO

ALOO/LOOF, LOOK, LOOM, LOON, LOOP, LOOR, LOOS, LOOT

652
Q

5/2

To cut off unnecessary parts

A

LOP

CLOP, FLOP, GLOP, PLOP, SLOP/LOPE, LOPS

653
Q

1/4

Colloq. for lord, interj. expressing surprise

A

LOR

FLOR/LORD, LORE, LORN, LORY

654
Q

-/4

(Obs.) praise, reputation (think Spanish definite article; angram of SOL)

A

LOS

-/LOSE, LOSH, LOSS, LOST

655
Q

4/6 (2 of the 10 take Z-hooks)

To allot; in an auction, a group of items for which bidders vie

A

LOT

BLOT, CLOT, PLOT, SLOT/LOTA, LOTE, LOTH, LOTI, LOTO, LOTS

656
Q

1/6

(Scots) to love (think LOUise)

A

LOU

CLOU/LOUD, LOUN, LOUP, LOUR, LOUS, LOUT

657
Q

7/5

Not high; (verb) to make the noise of cattle

A

LOW

ALOW, BLOW, CLOW, FLOW, GLOW, PLOW, SLOW/LOWE, LOWN, LOWP, LOWS, LOWT

658
Q

1/-

Liquid oxygen; (verb) to supply with liquid oxygen

A

LOX

FLOX/-

659
Q

2/1

A long, narrow spade

A

LOY

CLOY, PLOY/LOYS

660
Q

1/3

(Obs.) lord

A

LUD

BLUD/LUDE, LUDO, LUDS

661
Q

3/2

To pull or drag with difficulty

A

LUG

GLUG, PLUG, SLUG/LUGE, LUGS

662
Q

4/3

(Scots) a chimney

A

LUM

ALUM, GLUM, PLUM, SLUM/LUMA, LUMP, LUMS

663
Q

-/7

A lee, sheltered place (think Spanish Monday)

A

LUN

-/LUNA, LUNE, LUNG, LUNK, LUNS, LUNT, LUNY

664
Q

2/3

A Bronze Age trumpet (think Danish brand of butter)

A

LUR

BLUR, SLUR/LURE, LURK, LURS

665
Q

-/1

Love, as a term of endearment

A

LUV

-/LUVS

666
Q

1/1

A unit of illumination; (verb) to clean with a vacuum cleaner

A

LUX

FLUX/LUXE

667
Q

-/-

A supposedly indestructible bone (think about Spanish light)

HOOKLESS

A

LUZ

-/-

668
Q

-/1

A short branch of a railway

A

LYE

-/LYES

669
Q

-/2

(Shakespeare) a leash, or lyam-hound

A

LYM

-/LYME, LYMS

670
Q

-/2

To bleat as a goat

A

MAA

-/MAAR, MAAS

671
Q

-/5

(Abbr.) mackintosh

A

MAC

-/MACA, MACE, MACH, MACK, MACS

672
Q

-/2

Insane; (verb) to drive insane

A

MAD

-/MADE, MADS

673
Q

-/1

(Scots) More

A

MAE

-/MAES

674
Q

-/4

To tease or chatter (like a magpie?)

A

MAG

-/MAGE, MAGG, MAGI, MAGS

675
Q

-/4

(Scots) to make

A

MAK

-/MAKE, MAKI, MAKO, MAKS

676
Q

-/7

(Fr.) pain, sickness

A

MAL

-/MALA, MALE, MALI, MALL, MALM, MALS, MALT

677
Q

1/2

(Dial.) mother

A

MAM

IMAM/MAMA, MAMS

678
Q

-/8

An adult human male; (verb) to provide with a (human) operator

A

MAN

-/MANA, MAND, MANE, MANG, MANI, MANO, MANS, MANY

679
Q

-/1

A diagram of the surface of the earth, etc.; (verb) to make a map of

A

MAP

-/MAPS

680
Q

-/11

To spoil or damage

A

MAR

-/MARA, MARC, MARD, MARE, MARG, MARK, MARL, MARM, MARS, MART, MARY

681
Q

2/7

A house or home in the south of France (think *MASIA)

A

MAS

AMAS, OMAS/MASA, MASE, MASH, MASK, MASS, MAST, MASU

682
Q

-/5

To entangle; a coarse object for wiping one’s feet

A

MAT

-/MATE, MATH, MATS, MATT, MATY

683
Q

-/4

To mow; also a great mouth and jaws

A

MAW

-/MAWK, MAWN, MAWR, MAWS

684
Q

-/1

(Obs.) gin, the drink; (verb) to reach the full extent

A

MAX

-/MAXI

685
Q

-/3

Hawthorn blossom; (verb) to gather may

A

MAY

-/MAYA, MAYO, MAYS

686
Q

-/1

(Abbr.) medical, medicine

A

MED

-/MEDS

687
Q

1/5

(Chinese) in Malaysia, noodles or a dish containing noodles (think Bertie)

A

MEE

SMEE/MEED, MEEK, MEER, MEES, MEET

688
Q

-/2

A halfpenny

A

MEG

-/MEGA, MEGS

689
Q

-/-

Mediocre or boring; an expression of indifference or boredom

HOOKLESS

A

MEH

-/-

690
Q

-/5

Honey (not a term of endearment)

A

MEL

-/MELA, MELD, MELL, MELS, MELT

691
Q

-/3

The palindromic thirteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet

Think of the 13th letter of the English alphabet

A

MEM

-/MEME, MEMO, MEMS

692
Q

2/6

(Pl.) MAN, an adult human male

A

MEN

AMEN, OMEN/MEND, MENE, MENG, MENO, MENT, MENU

693
Q

3/4

(Pl.) ME, a musical note

A

MES

AMES, EMES, UMES/MESA, MESE, MESH, MESS

694
Q

-/4

(Abbr.) meteorology; also pt. of meet

A

MET

-/META, METE, METH, METS

695
Q

1/1

The spignel plant

A

MEU

EMEU/MEUS

696
Q

1/2

(Of a cat) to make a high pitched cry

A

MEW

SMEW/MEWL, MEWS

697
Q

-/1

A unit of electrical inductance

A

MHO

-/MHOS

698
Q

-/1

A type of playing marble (played by men in black?)

A

MIB

-/MIBS

699
Q

1/5

(Abbr.) MICROPHONE

A

MIC

EMIC/MICA, MICE, MICH, MICO, MICS

700
Q

2/2

The middle

A

MID

AMID, IMID/MIDI, MIDS

701
Q

-/2

A type of playing marble. Also MIB

A

MIG

-/MIGG, MIGS

702
Q

-/8

A unit of wire measurement (think millimetre)

A

MIL

-/MILD, MILE, MILF, MILK, MILL, MILO, MILS, MILT

703
Q

-/1

Prim and proper

A

MIM

-/MIME

704
Q

3/7

A Muslim ruler; a Russian farming community

A

MIR

AMIR, EMIR, SMIR/MIRE, MIRI, MIRK, MIRO, MIRS, MIRV, MIRY

705
Q

1/4

(Pl.) MI, a musical note

A

MIS

AMIS/MISE, MISO, MISS, MIST

706
Q

-/2

To mingle

A

MIX

-/MIXT, MIXY

707
Q

-/1

(Abbr.) misery

A

MIZ

-/MIZZ

708
Q

1/-

An interjection expressing pleasure

A

MMM

HMMM/-

709
Q

-/1

A Greek unit of weight or money (anagram of MAN, NAM)

A

MNA

-/MNAS

710
Q

-/4

A gigantic extinct bird

A

MOA

-/MOAI, MOAN, MOAS, MOAT

711
Q

-/3

A disorderly crowd; (verb) to form into such a crowd

A

MOB

-/MOBE, MOBS, MOBY

712
Q

-/3

A moccasin

A

MOC

-/MOCH, MOCK, MOCS

713
Q

-/3

A competitive festival of Gaelic literature, music, and drama; also a moderator

A

MOD

-/MODE, MODI, MODS

714
Q

-/2

A wry face (anagram of EMO)

A

MOE

-/MOER, MOES

715
Q

1/1

To move away; also a cat

A

MOG

SMOG/MOGS

716
Q

-/2

(Fr.) me, facetiously used in English

A

MOI

-/MOIL, MOIT

717
Q

-/7

A unit of molecular concentration

A

MOL

-/MOLA, MOLD, MOLE, MOLL, MOLS, MOLT, MOLY

718
Q

-/3

(US. coll.) mother

A

MOM

-/MOME, MOMI, MOMS

719
Q

-/6

(Japanese) a Japanese family badge or crest

A

MON

-/MONA, MONG, MONK, MONO, MONS, MONY

720
Q

-/9

(Of cattle) to low

A

MOO

-/MOOD, MOOI, MOOK, MOOL, MOON, MOOP, MOOR, MOOS, MOOT

721
Q

-/3

A sponge, etc., on a stick; (verb) to clean with a mop

A

MOP

-/MOPE, MOPS, MOPY

722
Q

-/5

A layer of humus

A

MOR

-/MORA, MORE, MORN, MORS, MORT

723
Q

1/5

(Pl.) MO, a moment

A

MOS

EMOS/MOSE, MOSH, MOSK, MOSS, MOST

724
Q

-/6

(Fr.) a word

A

MOT

-/MOTE, MOTH, MOTI, MOTS, MOTT, MOTU

725
Q

-/3

(Scots) a mouth

A

MOU

-/MOUE, MOUP, MOUS

726
Q

-/3

To cut the grass of

A

MOW

-/MOWA, MOWN, MOWS

727
Q

-/3

A coin or a measure (think West Ham manager)

A

MOY

-/MOYA, MOYL, MOYS

728
Q

-/3

A type of curse (think mosquito)

A

MOZ

-/MOZE, MOZO, MOZZ

729
Q

-/1

To bury or hide in mud

A

MUD

-/MUDS

730
Q

1/2

A cup with vertical sides; (verb) to attack from behind

A

MUG

SMUG/MUGG, MUGS

731
Q

-/4

To act in a mime; mother

A

MUM

-/MUMM, MUMP, MUMS, MUMU

732
Q

-/3

(Dial.) man

A

MUN

-/MUNG, MUNI, MUNS

733
Q

3/6

(Pl.) MU, a Greek letter

A

MUS

AMUS, EMUS, UMUS/MUSE, MUSH, MUSK, MUSO, MUSS, MUST

734
Q

1/4

A mongrel, a blockhead

A

MUT

SMUT/MUTE, MUTI, MUTS, MUTT

735
Q

-/-

To spoil, botch

HOOKLESS

A

MUX

-/-

736
Q

-/1

A cancer-causing gene

A

MYC

-/MYCS

737
Q

1/3

To seize

Unexpected consonant hook

A

NAB

SNAB/NABE, NABK, NABS

738
Q

-/1

(Scots) no

A

NAE

-/NAES

739
Q

2/2

A small horse; (verb) to worry or annoy constantly

A

NAG

KNAG, SNAG/NAGA, NAGS

740
Q

-/-

(Coll.) no, anagram of HAN

HOOKLESS

A

NAH

-/-

741
Q

-/3

Distraint (think Vietnam)

A

NAM

-/NAME, NAMS, NAMU

742
Q

1/5

Slightly leavened bread; also an informal word for grandmother

A

NAN

ANAN/NANA, NANE, NANG, NANO, NANS

743
Q

2/3

To take a short sleep

A

NAP

KNAP, SNAP/NAPA, NAPE, NAPS

744
Q

2/-

(Obs.) contraction of NE HAS, has not and NE WAS, was not

A

NAS

ANAS, MNAS/-

745
Q

1/1

(Coll.) nationalism

A

NAT

GNAT/NATS

746
Q

-/3

(Short for) navigation

A

NAV

-/NAVE, NAVS, NAVY

747
Q

2/-

(Coll.) no (anagram of AWN, WAN)

A

NAW

GNAW, SNAW/-

748
Q

-/1

A denial (possibly equine?)

A

NAY

-/NAYS

749
Q

1/1

A bird’s bill; (verb) to put a bill on

A

NEB

SNEB/NEBS

750
Q

1/1

A young hooligan

A

NED

SNED/NEDS

751
Q

2/3

(Of a woman) born

A

NEE

KNEE, SNEE/NEED, NEEM, NEEP

752
Q

-/1

A church nave

A

NEF

-/NEFS

753
Q

-/1

A photographic negative

A

NEG

-/NEGS

754
Q

/1

(S. Afr.) a col, a pass in a mountain range

A

NEK

-/NEKS

755
Q

-/1

(Dial.) catmint, a plant attractive to cats

A

NEP

-/NEPS

756
Q

-/3

An open material, formed into meshes; (verb) to catch (fish) in a net

A

NET

-/NETE, NETS, NETT

757
Q

3/3

Of recent origin; (verb, obs.) to renew

A

NEW

ANEW, ENEW, KNEW/NEWB, NEWS, NEWT

758
Q

1/1

To provide with a nib

A

NIB

SNIB/NIBS

759
Q

-/3

A pheasant’s nest or brood

A

NID

-/NIDE, NIDI, NIDS

760
Q

1/3

(Obs.) to nigh, approach

A

NIE

ONIE/NIED, NIEF, NIES

761
Q

1/2

Nothing

A

NIL

ANIL/NILL, NILS

762
Q

-/2

To take or steal

A

NIM

-/NIMB, NIMS

763
Q

1/2

A small quantity of spirits; (verb) to pinch

A

NIP

SNIP/NIPA, NIPS

764
Q

2/2

A brownie or goblin in Scandinavian folklore (anagram of INS, SIN)

A

NIS

ANIS, UNIS/NISH, NISI

765
Q

3/2

A young louse; a fool

A

NIT

KNIT, SNIT, UNIT/NITE, NITS

766
Q

-/2

A water-sprite; (verb) to veto or cancel

A

NIX

-/NIXE, NIXY

767
Q

2/1

A person of high social rank

A

NOB

KNOB, SNOB/NOBS

768
Q

1/3

To move the head forward in assent or greeting

A

NOD

SNOD/NODE, NODI, NODS

769
Q

1/2

To fix with a nog, a wooden peg

A

NOG

SNOG/NOGG, NOGS

770
Q

-/-

A traditional style of Japanese drama

HOOKLESS

A

NOH

-/-

771
Q

-/3

(Fr.) name

A

NOM

-/NOMA, NOME, NOMS

772
Q

1/4

(Lat.) not

A

NON

ANON/NONA, NONE, NONG, NONI

773
Q

-/4

(Scots) now

A

NOO

-/NOOB, NOOK, NOON, NOOP

774
Q

-/3

And not; neither

A

NOR

-/NORI, NORK, NORM

775
Q

1/3

(Pl.) NO, a word of negation

A

NOS

ONOS/NOSE, NOSH, NOSY

776
Q

2/3

Word expressing denial, negation or refusal (anagram of TON)

A

NOT

KNOT, SNOT/NOTA, NOTE, NOTT

777
Q

5/5

The present time

A

NOW

ANOW, ENOW, GNOW, KNOW, SNOW/NOWL, NOWN, NOWS, NOWT, NOWY

778
Q

-/-

Nitrogen oxide

HOOKLESS

A

NOX

-/-

779
Q

-/1

(Spenser) to annoy

A

NOY

-/NOYS

780
Q

-/-

Implying a large number

HOOKLESS

A

NTH

-/-

781
Q

2/1

To hang, also the central part or essence of something

A

NUB

KNUB, SNUB/NUBS

782
Q

1/1

A chunk of wood sawn from a log; half of a NUGGET

A

NUG

SNUG/NUGS

783
Q

-/1

A female member of a religious order

A

NUN

-/NUNS

784
Q

1/4

A knot on a tree

A

NUR

KNUR/NURD, NURL, NURR, NURS

785
Q

3/-

(Pl.) NU, a Greek letter

A

NUS

ANUS, GNUS, ONUS/-

786
Q

1/1

An edible seed in a hard shell; (verb) to look for and gather nuts

A

NUT

KNUT/NUTS

787
Q

1/2

(Obs.) to nigh, approach

A

NYE

SNYE/NYED, NYES

788
Q

-/-

As in nym war, a dispute about the right to publish material on the internet under a fictitious name

HOOKLESS

A

NYM

-/-

789
Q

-/-

(Spenser) is not

HOOKLESS

A

NYS

-/-

790
Q

2/1

A lout; an idiot

A

OAF

GOAF, LOAF/OAFS

791
Q

2/2

A kind of tree, known for acorns; its wood

A

OAK

BOAK, SOAK/OAKS, OAKY

792
Q

5/2

To row a boat; the paddle used to do this

A

OAR

BOAR, HOAR, ROAR, SOAR, VOAR/OARS, OARY

793
Q

5/3

A kind of grass, the seeds of which are used as food (by horses and Scotsmen)

A

OAT

BOAT, COAT, DOAT, GOAT, MOAT/OATH, OATS, OATY

794
Q

2/1

In West Africa, a chief or ruler

A

OBA

BOBA, SOBA/OBAS

795
Q

5/2

A form of sorcery of African origin (also OBI)

A

OBE

DOBE, JOBE, LOBE, MOBE, ROBE/OBES, OBEY

796
Q

2/3

To bewitch (African word; anagram of BIO)

A

OBI

GOBI, LOBI/OBIA, OBIS, OBIT

797
Q

6/3

A vessel for carrying oil and bulk ore

A

OBO

BOBO, GOBO, HOBO, KOBO, LOBO, ZOBO/OBOE, OBOL, OBOS

798
Q

14/-

(Pl.) OB, an objection

A

OBS

BOBS, COBS, DOBS, FOBS, GOBS, HOBS, JOBS, KOBS, LOBS, MOBS, NOBS, ROBS, SOBS, YOBS/-

799
Q

3/1

A South American wood-sorrel

A

OCA

COCA, LOCA, SOCA/OCAS

800
Q

4/1

(Scots) interj. expressing regret or impatience. Also ACH

A

OCH

COCH, LOCH, MOCH, ROCH/OCHE

801
Q

2/3

(Turkish) a room in a harem

A

ODA

CODA, SODA/ODAH, ODAL, ODAS

802
Q

-/1

Strange, unpaired; (noun) in golf, an additional or allowed stroke

A

ODD

-/ODDS

803
Q

7/2

An elaborate lyric addressed to someone or something

A

ODE

BODE, CODE, LODE, MODE, NODE, RODE, YODE/ODEA, ODES

804
Q

13/1

(Pl.) OD, a hypothetical force

A

ODS

BODS, CODS, DODS, GODS, HODS, LODS, MODS, NODS, PODS, RODS, SODS, TODS, YODS/ODSO

805
Q

11/-

(Pl.) OE, a grandchild

A

OES

DOES, FOES, GOES, HOES, JOES, MOES, NOES, ROES, TOES, VOES, WOES/-

806
Q

6/3

To go off

A

OFF

BOFF, COFF, DOFF, GOFF, KOFF, TOFF/OFFA, OFFS, OFFY

807
Q

4/-

(Poetic) often

A

OFT

COFT, LOFT, SOFT, TOFT/.

808
Q

-/1

A unit of electrical resistance

A

OHM

-/OHMS

809
Q

5/-

An expression of triumph or surprise (anagram of HOO)

A

OHO

BOHO, COHO, MOHO, SOHO, TOHO/-

810
Q

6/-

(3rd.) OH, to say oh

A

OHS

BOHS, DOHS, HOHS, OOHS, POHS, SOHS/-

811
Q

1/1

An inferior person

A

OIK

HOIK/OIKS

812
Q

8/2

A greasy, flammable liquid; (verb) to smear or lubricate with oil

A

OIL

BOIL, COIL, FOIL, MOIL, NOIL, ROIL, SOIL TOIL/OILS, OILY

813
Q

4/-

(Pl.) OI, the grey-faced petrel

A

OIS

BOIS, HOIS, KOIS, POIS/-

814
Q

2/2

A Turkish unit of weight. Also OKE

A

OKA

HOKA, KOKA/OKAS, OKAY

815
Q

12/2

A Turkish unit of weight. Also OKA

A

OKE

BOKE, COKE, HOKE, JOKE, LOKE, MOKE, POKE, ROKE, SOKE, TOKE, WOKE, YOKE/OKEH, OKES

816
Q

10/3

Aged; (noun) an individual of a specified age

A

OLD

BOLD, COLD, FOLD, GOLD, HOLD, MOLD, SOLD, TOLD, WOLD, YOLD/OLDE, OLDS, OLDY

817
Q

13/3

(Spanish) a shout of approval

A

OLE

BOLE, COLE, DOLE, GOLE, HOLE, JOLE, MOLE, NOLE, POLE, ROLE, SOLE, TOLE, VOLE/OLEA, OLEO, OLES

818
Q

1/1

A blind salamander

A

OLM

HOLM/OLMS

819
Q

7/1

(German) a grandmother

A

OMA

BOMA, COMA, HOMA, LOMA, NOMA, ROMA, SOMA/OMAS

820
Q

11/-

(Pl.) OM, a Hindu sacred symbol

A

OMS

COMS, DOMS, HOMS, MOMS, NOMS, OOMS, POMS, ROMS, SOMS, TOMS, VOMS/-

821
Q

13/2

An individual thing or person; the number or figure 1

A

ONE

BONE, CONE, DONE, FONE, GONE, HONE, LONE, NONE, PONE, RONE, SONE, TONE, ZONE/ONER, ONES

822
Q

1/1

(Hawaiian) a kind of fish (think Yoko)

A

ONO

MONO/ONOS

823
Q

14/1

(3rd.) ON, to go on with

A

ONS

CONS, DONS, EONS, FONS, GONS, HONS, IONS, KONS, MONS, OONS, PONS, SONS, TONS, WONS/ONST

824
Q

5/1

(Scots) any. Also ONIE

A

ONY

BONY, CONY, MONY, PONY, TONY/ONYX

825
Q

8/2

(Slang) money (also the sound made when one is struck in the solar plexus?)

A

OOF

COOF, GOOF, HOOF, LOOF, POOF, ROOF, WOOF, YOOF/OOFS, OOFY

826
Q

2/1

To express pleasure or surprise with ‘ooh’

A

OOH

BOOH, POOH/OOHS

827
Q

8/1

(S. Afr.) uncle

A

OOM

BOOM, COOM, DOOM, LOOM, ROOM, SOOM, TOOM, ZOOM/OOMS

828
Q

14/2

(Scots) oven

A

OON

BOON, COON, DOON, GOON, HOON, LOON, MOON, NOON, POON, ROON, SOON, TOON, WOON, ZOON/OONS, OONT

829
Q

10/1

To bind with thread, join. Also OUP

A

OOP

COOP, GOOP, HOOP, LOOP, MOOP, NOOP, POOP, ROOP, SOOP, YOOP/OOPS

830
Q

7/-

(Scots) our

A

OOR

BOOR, DOOR, GOOR, HOOR, LOOR, MOOR, POOR/-

831
Q

11/2

(Pl.) OO, wool

A

OOS

BOOS, COOS, DOOS, FOOS, GOOS, LOOS, MOOS, POOS, ROOS, WOOS, ZOOS/OOSE, OOSY

832
Q

12/1

(Scots) an out

A

OOT

BOOT, COOT, FOOT, HOOT, LOOT, MOOT, POOT, ROOT, SOOT, TOOT, WOOT, ZOOT/OOTS

833
Q

1/3

(German) a grandfather

A

OPA

DOPA/OPAH, OPAL, OPAS

834
Q

9/3

(Poetic) to open

A

OPE

COPE, DOPE, HOPE, LOPE, MOPE, NOPE, POPE, ROPE, TOPE/OPED, OPEN, OPES

835
Q

13/-

(Pl.) OP, an operation

A

OPS

BOPS, COPS, DOPS, FOPS, HOPS, KOPS, LOPS, MOPS, OOPS, POPS, SOPS, TOPS, WOPS/-

836
Q

-/1

To decide or choose

A

OPT

-/OPTS

837
Q

8/2

(Pl.) OS, a bone

A

ORA

BORA, FORA, GORA, HORA, KORA, MORA, SORA, TORA/ORAD, ORAL

838
Q

3/2

To form into an orb

A

ORB

DORB, FORB, SORB/ORBS, ORBY

839
Q

1/2

A killer whale

A

ORC

TORC/ORCA, ORCS

840
Q

6/2

A point of a weapon

A

ORD

BORD, CORD, FORD, LORD, SORD, WORD/ORDO, ORDS

841
Q

15/1

A solid mineral aggregate

A

ORE

BORE, CORE, DORE, FORE, GORE, HORE, KORE, LORE, MORE, PORE, RORE, SORE, TORE, WORE, YORE/ORES

842
Q

1/2

A viral infection of sheep (anagram of FOR, FRO)

A

ORF

CORF/ORFE, ORFS

843
Q

-/2

(Short for) an organisation

A

ORG

-/ORGS, ORGY

844
Q

10/-

(Pl.) OR, gold

A

ORS

BORS, CORS, DORS, GORS, HORS, JORS, KORS, MORS, TORS, VORS/-

845
Q

9/1

A leftover from a meal

A

ORT

BORT, DORT, FORT, MORT, PORT, RORT, SORT, TORT, WORT/ORTS

846
Q

10/1

An esker, a narrow ridge of gravel and sand

A

OSE

COSE, DOSE, HOSE, LOSE, MOSE, NOSE, OOSE, POSE, ROSE, TOSE/OSES

847
Q

2/1

A stringed instrument of Northern Africa

A

OUD

FOUD, LOUD/OUDS

848
Q

9/1

(Scots) a week

A

OUK

BOUK, DOUK, GOUK, JOUK, POUK, SOUK, TOUK, YOUK, ZOUK/OUKS

849
Q

7/3

To bind with thread, join. Also OOP

A

OUP

COUP, DOUP, LOUP, MOUP, NOUP, ROUP, SOUP/OUPA, OUPH, OUPS

850
Q

10/2

Of or belonging to us

A

OUR

COUR, DOUR, FOUR, HOUR, JOUR, LOUR, POUR, SOUR, TOUR, YOUR/OURN, OURS

851
Q

6/1

(Pl.) OU, a man, a bloke

A

OUS

FOUS, LOUS, MOUS, NOUS, SOUS, YOUS/OUST

852
Q

10/2

To put or throw out

A

OUT

BOUT, DOUT, GOUT, HOUT, LOUT, NOUT, POUT, ROUT, SOUT, TOUT/OUTA, OUTS

853
Q

1/1

(Pl.) OVUM, an egg

A

OVA

NOVA/OVAL

854
Q

3/3

To be in debt for

A

OWE

HOWE, LOWE, YOWE/OWED, OWER, OWES

855
Q

10/2

To smuggle esp. wool or sheep from France; also a nocturnal bird of prey

A

OWL

BOWL, COWL, DOWL, FOWL, GOWL, HOWL, JOWL, NOWL, SOWL, YOWL/OWLS, OWLY

856
Q

8/1

To possess

A

OWN

DOWN, GOWN, LOWN, MOWN, NOWN, POWN, SOWN, TOWN/OWNS

857
Q

5/1

(Dial.) anything

A

OWT

DOWT, LOWT, NOWT, ROWT, TOWT/OWTS

858
Q

-/-

Containing oxygen. Also OXY

HOOKLESS

A

OXO

-/-

859
Q

5/-

Containing oxygen. Also OXO

A

OXY

BOXY, COXY, DOXY, FOXY, POXY/-

860
Q

-/3

A grandchild. Also OE, OY

A

OYE

-/OYER, OYES, OYEZ

861
Q

11/-

(Pl.) OY, a grandchild

A

OYS

BOYS, COYS, DOYS, FOYS, HOYS, JOYS, LOYS, MOYS, NOYS, SOYS, TOYS

862
Q

-/7

A shoe patterned after a moccasin

A

PAC

-/PACA, PACE, PACK, PACO, PACS, PACT, PACY

863
Q

-/2

To cover or fill with soft material

A

PAD

-/PADI, PADS

864
Q

1/1

A Maori port or settlement

A

PAH

OPAH/PAHS

865
Q

-/1

(Colloquial) a pack

A

PAK

-/PAKS

866
Q

1/7

A friend; (verb) to associate as a pal

A

PAL

OPAL/PALE, PALI, PALL, PALM, PALP, PALS, PALY

867
Q

1/1

The knave of clubs (anagram of AMP, MAP)

A

PAM

SPAM/PAMS

868
Q

1/5

A broad, shallow container; (verb) to wash earth for gold

A

PAN

SPAN/PAND, PANE, PANG, PANS, PANT

869
Q

-/3

To feed soft pap food to infants

A

PAP

-/PAPA, PAPE, PAPS

870
Q

1/8

To score a standard number of strokes in golf

A

PAR

SPAR/PARA, PARD, PARE, PARK, PARP, PARR, PARS, PART

871
Q

3/4

(Fr.) a step (as in FAUX)

A

PAS

OPAS, SPAS, UPAS/PASE, PASH, PASS, PAST

872
Q

1/5

Hitting the mark precisely > PATLY; (verb) to stroke gently

A

PAT

SPAT/PATE, PATH, PATS, PATU, PATY

873
Q

-/2

(Abbr.) PAVLOVA, a type of dessert consisting of a meringue base topped with whipped cream

A

PAV

-/PAVE, PAVS

874
Q

1/5

To scrape with a paw

A

PAW

SPAW/PAWA, PAWK, PAWL, PAWN, PAWS

875
Q

-/-

(Lat.) peace

HOOKLESS

A

PAX

-/-

876
Q

2/1

To remunerate

A

PAY

APAY, SPAY/PAYS

877
Q

-/7

A vegetable, the rounded seed of a climbing plant

A

PEA

-/PEAG, PEAK, PEAL, PEAN, PEAR, PEAS, PEAT

878
Q

1/3

(Coll.) a pectoral muscle

A

PEC

SPEC/PECH, PECK, PECS

879
Q

3/2

(Abbr.) pedestrian

A

PED

APED, OPED, SPED/PEDI, PEDS

880
Q

1/7

The letter P; (verb) to urinate

A

PEE

EPEE/PEED, PEEK, PEEL, PEEN, PEEP, PEER, PEES

881
Q

-/2

A pin or fixture; (verb) to fasten with a peg

A

PEG

-/PEGH, PEGS

882
Q

-/1

A Hebrew letter. Also PE

A

PEH

-/PEHS

883
Q

-/6

A pixel

A

PEL

-/PELA, PELE, PELF, PELL, PELS, PELT

884
Q

1/6

An implement for writing; (verb) to write down on paper

A

PEN

OPEN/PEND, PENE, PENI, PENK, PENS, PENT

885
Q

-/2

Vigour or spirit; (verb) to put pep into

A

PEP

-/PEPO, PEPS

886
Q

1/9

For each; by

A

PER

APER/PERC, PERE, PERI, PERK, PERM, PERN, PERP, PERT, PERV

887
Q

2/2

(Pl.) PE, a Hebrew letter

A

PES

APES, OPES/PESO, PEST

888
Q

1/1

A tame animal; a favourite; (verb) to treat as a pet

A

PET

SPET/PETS

889
Q

1/1

A bench in a church

A

PEW

SPEW/PEWS

890
Q

-/2

A letter of the Greek alphabet; anagram of HIP

A

PHI

-/PHIS, PHIZ

891
Q

-/4

A Vietnamese noodle soup (anagram of HOP/POH)

A

PHO

-/PHOH, PHON, PHOS, PHOT

892
Q

-/-

Interj. of mild anger (no vowels)

HOOKLESS

A

PHT

-/-

893
Q

-/3

A tropical plant (sounds like a structure that extends into the sea from the shore)

A

PIA

-/PIAL, PIAN, PIAS

894
Q

1/4

(Coll.) picture

A

PIC

EPIC/PICA, PICE, PICK, PICS

895
Q

1/4

A dish of meat enclosed in pastry; to reduce to confusion

A

PIE

SPIE/PIED, PIER, PIES, PIET

896
Q

-/1

A farm animal bred for food; (verb, slang) to eat greedily

A

PIG

-/PIGS

897
Q

1/7

A piece of wood or metal used for fastening; (verb) to fasten with a pin

A

PIN

SPIN/PINA, PINE, PING, PINK, PINS, PINT, PINY

898
Q

-/5

A small hard seed in a fruit; (verb) to offend or disgust

A

PIP

-/PIPA, PIPE, PIPI, PIPS, PIPY

899
Q

-/3

A Muslim title of honour, given to a holy man

A

PIR

-/PIRL, PIRN, PIRS

900
Q

-/4

(Pl.) PI, a letter in the Greek alphabet

A

PIS

-/PISE, PISH, PISO, PISS

901
Q

1/4

To make a pit in; (Scots) to put

A

PIT

SPIT/PITA, PITH, PITS, PITY

902
Q

-/1

(Ital.) more

A

PIU

-/PIUM

903
Q

-/1

A box in which coins are kept for testing; also a plural of PIC

A

PIX

-/PIXY

904
Q

-/4

A beaver pelt

A

PLU

-/PLUE, PLUG, PLUM, PLUS

905
Q

-/-

A fold; (verb) to bend or fold

HOOKLESS

A

PLY

-/-

906
Q

-/1

A meadow-grass plant

A

POA

-/POAS

907
Q

2/1

To shell peas

A

POD

APOD, SPOD/PODS

908
Q

-/1

An interjection expressing contempt; (verb) to express contempt (anagram of HOP, PHO)

A

POH

-/POHS

909
Q

-/1

A Hawaiian dish of fermented taro (eaten by the hoi polloi?)

A

POI

-/POIS

910
Q

-/7

A politician

A

POL

-/POLE, POLK, POLL, POLO, POLS, POLT, POLY

911
Q

-/4

(Coll.) a Pomeranian dog

A

POM

-/POME, POMO, POMP, POMS

912
Q

-/10

To defecate

A

POO

-/POOD, POOF, POOH, POOK, POOL, POON, POOP, POOR, POOS, POOT

913
Q

-/2

A mild explosive sound; (verb) to make a pop

A

POP

-/POPE, POPS

914
Q

2/5

(Adj.) positive. Also POZ

A

POS

APOS, EPOS/POSE, POSH, POSS, POST, POSY

915
Q

1/3

A utensil used for cooking or storing; (verb) to cook or put in a pot

A

POT

SPOT/POTE, POTS, POTT

916
Q

-/2

(Scots) head (anagram of WOP)

A

POW

-/POWN, POWS

917
Q

-/1

To infect with pox

A

POX

-/POXY

918
Q

-/1

(Adj.) positive. Also POS

A

POZ

-/POZZ

919
Q

-/6

Before

A

PRE

-/PREE, PREM, PREP, PREX, PREY, PREZ

920
Q

-/10

(Abbr.) professional, or prostitute

A

PRO

-/PROA, PROB, PROD, PROF, PROG, PROM, PROO, PROP, PROS, PROW

921
Q

1/1

To enquire impertinently into

A

PRY

SPRY/PRYS

922
Q

-/1

A letter of the Greek alphabet, anagram of SIP

A

PSI

-/PSIS

923
Q

-/-

Interj. used to attract attention. Also PSST

HOOKLESS

A

PST

-/-

924
Q

-/2

A public house; (verb) to visit a pub

A

PUB

-/PUBE, PUBS

925
Q

1/2

(Coll.) pudding

A

PUD

SPUD/PUDS, PUDU

926
Q

1/2

A small dog; To fill in with clay or mortar

A

PUG

SPUG/PUGH, PUGS

927
Q

-/1

(Shakespeare) pooh, interj. expressing disgust

A

PUH

-/PUHA

928
Q

-/9

A coin of Afghanistan (think: PULL up short?)

A

PUL

-/PULA, PULE, PULI, PULK, PULL, PULP, PULS, PULU, PULY

929
Q

1/6

A play on words; (verb) to make a pun

A

PUN

SPUN/PUNA, PUNG, PUNK, PUNS, PUNT, PUNY

930
Q

-/3

To give birth to puppies

A

PUP

-/PUPA, PUPS, PUPU

931
Q

1/5

(Obs.) to purr

A

PUR

SPUR/PURE, PURI, PURL, PURR, PURS

932
Q

1/2

Thick yellowish bodily fluid

A

PUS

OPUS/PUSH, PUSS

933
Q

-/3

To place; to throw

A

PUT

-/PUTS, PUTT, PUTZ

934
Q

-/1

A small volcanic cone

A

PUY

-/PUYS

935
Q

-/1

(Slang) to dominate or humiliate an opponent esp in online gaming

A

PWN

-/PWNS

936
Q

-/2

A copper coin of Burma (anagram of YAP)

A

PYA

-/PYAS, PYAT

937
Q

-/2

To reduce to confusion (anagram of YEP). Also PIE

A

PYE

-/PYES, PYET

938
Q

-/-

To test a coin (not to be confused with PIX, a box in which coins are kept for testing)

HOOKLESS

A

PYX

-/-

939
Q

-/1

An East African shrub. Also KAT, KHAT

A

QAT

-/QATS

940
Q

-/1

A Chinese musical instrument

A

QIN

-/QINS

941
Q

-/-

(Pl.) QI, the physical life-force postulated by certain Chinese philosophers

HOOKLESS

A

QIS

-/-

942
Q

1/5

(Lat.) in the capacity of

A

QUA

AQUA/QUAD, QUAG, QUAI, QUAT, QUAY

943
Q

6/2

To fear; also radical

A

RAD

BRAD, DRAD, GRAD, ORAD, PRAD, TRAD/RADE, RADS

944
Q

4/6

A worn scrap of cloth; (verb) to tease or ridicule

A

RAG

BRAG, CRAG, DRAG, FRAG/RAGA, RAGE, RAGG, RAGI, RAGS, RAGU

945
Q

-/1

To express joy with the sound of ‘rah’

A

RAH

-/RAHS

946
Q

1/7

A modern North African form of popular music

A

RAI

KRAI/RAIA, RAID, RAIK, RAIL, RAIN, RAIS, RAIT

947
Q

-/1

In India, sovereignty

A

RAJ

-/RAJA

948
Q

5/3

A male sheep; (verb) to push or cram down hard

A

RAM

CRAM, DRAM, GRAM, PRAM, TRAM/RAMI, RAMP, RAMS

949
Q

3/6

(Pt.) RUN, to move quickly

A

RAN

BRAN, CRAN, GRAN/RANA, RAND, RANG, RANI, RANK, RANT

950
Q

6/3

A sharp blow; (verb) to strike sharply

A

RAP

BRAP, CRAP, DRAP, FRAP, TRAP, WRAP/RAPE, RAPS, RAPT

951
Q

3/4

A headland; an Ethiopian prince

A

RAS

BRAS, ERAS, FRAS/RASE, RASH, RASP, RAST

952
Q

6/6

To hunt rats

A

RAT

BRAT, DRAT, FRAT, GRAT, PRAT, TRAT/RATA, RATE, RATH, RATO, RATS, RATU

953
Q

1/2

A rabbi, esp. one in authority

A

RAV

GRAV/RAVE, RAVS

954
Q

3/2

Uncooked; (noun) a sore or irritated spot

A

RAW

BRAW, CRAW, DRAW/RAWN, RAWS

955
Q

-/-

To stretch (on RACKS?)

HOOKLESS

A

RAX

-/-

956
Q

9/2

To emit rays

A

RAY

BRAY, CRAY, DRAY, FRAY, GRAY, KRAY, PRAY, TRAY, XRAY/RAYA, RAYS

957
Q

-/1

A Confederate soldier

A

REB

-/REBS

958
Q

-/2

A recreation ground

A

REC

-/RECK, RECS

959
Q

5/4

A colour (associated with communism); (verb) to put in order

A

RED

ARED, BRED, CRED, ERED, IRED/REDD, REDE, REDO, REDS

960
Q

7/6

(Scots) an enclosure for sheep (anagram of ERE)

A

REE

BREE, CREE, DREE, FREE, GREE, PREE, TREE/REED, REEF, REEK, REEL, REEN, REES

961
Q

1/3

(Abbr.) referee

A

REF

TREF/REFI, REFS, REFT

962
Q

2/2

A regulation

A

REG

AREG, DREG/REGO, REGS

963
Q

-/1

An accumulation of salts on soil

A

REH

-/REHS

964
Q

1/4

A Portuguese coin

A

REI

BREI/REIF, REIK, REIN, REIS

965
Q

3/1

A unit of radiation dosage

A

REM

CREM, PREM, TREM/REMS

966
Q

3/6

(Obs.) to run

A

REN

BREN, GREN, WREN/REND, RENK, RENO, RENS, RENT, RENY

967
Q

-/1

(Maori) a New Zealand language (think Speedwagon)

A

REO

-/REOS

968
Q

1/3

To work as a representative

A

REP

PREP/REPO, REPP, REPS

969
Q

6/2

(Abbr.) reservation. Also REZ

A

RES

ARES, ERES, IRES, ORES, TRES, URES/RESH, REST

970
Q

3/2

To soak esp. flax-stems

A

RET

ARET, FRET, TRET/RETE, RETS

971
Q

1/1

A revolution in an internal combustion engine; (verb) to increase the speed of revolution

A

REV

EREV/REVS

972
Q

6/1

(Spenser) a row

A

REW

AREW, BREW, CREW, DREW, GREW, TREW/REWS

973
Q

2/-

An animal with a single layer of hair; a king

A

REX

GREX, PREX/-

974
Q

2/-

(Abbr.) reservation. Also RES

A

REZ

PREZ, TREZ/-

975
Q

-/1

A letter of the Greek alphabet, comes after PI

A

RHO

-/RHOS

976
Q

-/-

(Spenser) rye

HOOKLESS

A

RHY

-/-

977
Q

2/3

A drowned valley

A

RIA

ARIA, CRIA/RIAD, RIAL, RIAS

978
Q

3/2

A bone curving forward from the backbone; (verb) to tease

A

RIB

CRIB, DRIB, FRIB/RIBA, RIBS

979
Q

3/2

To free or clear

A

RID

ARID, GRID, IRID/RIDE, RIDS

980
Q

-/4

To dismiss from employment (think reading charity)

A

RIF

-/RIFE, RIFF, RIFS, RIFT

981
Q

5/2

To fit with sails; to equip or clothe

A

RIG

BRIG, FRIG, GRIG, PRIG, TRIG/RIGG, RIGS

982
Q

5/5

To provide with a rim

A

RIM

BRIM, CRIM, GRIM, PRIM, TRIM/RIMA, RIME, RIMS, RIMU, RIMY

983
Q

3/5

(Scots) to run

A

RIN

BRIN, GRIN, TRIN/RIND, RINE, RING, RINK, RINS

984
Q

3/4

To tear open or apart

A

RIP

DRIP, GRIP, TRIP/RIPE, RIPP, RIPS, RIPT

985
Q

5/4

To score or scratch (think most of fancy hotel)

A

RIT

BRIT, CRIT, FRIT, GRIT, WRIT/RITE, RITS, RITT, RITZ

986
Q

2/1

(US) (Pt.) RISE

A

RIZ

FRIZ, GRIZ/RIZA

987
Q

1/2

To steal

A

ROB

PROB/ROBE, ROBS

988
Q

1/3

An enormous bird of Arabian legend. Also ROK, RUC, RUKH

A

ROC

CROC/ROCH, ROCK, ROCS

989
Q

3/2

To push a rod through

A

ROD

BROD, PROD, TROD/RODE, RODS

990
Q

1/2

A mass of fish eggs

A

ROE

FROE/ROED, ROES

991
Q

1/3

An enormous bird of Arabian legend. Also ROC, RUC, RUKH

A

ROK

GROK/ROKE, ROKS, ROKY

992
Q

2/3

A gypsy man

A

ROM

FROM, PROM/ROMA, ROMP, ROMS

993
Q

2/8

(Abbr.) kangaroo

A

ROO

BROO, PROO/ROOD, ROOF, ROOK, ROOM, ROON, ROOP, ROOS, ROOT

994
Q

3/6

To decay

A

ROT

GROT, TROT, VROT/ROTA, ROTE, ROTI, ROTL, ROTO, ROTS

995
Q

9/2

To propel through water with oars

A

ROW

AROW, BROW, CROW, DROW, FROW, GROW, PROW, TROW, VROW/ROWS, ROWT

996
Q

2/3

To apply friction

A

RUB

DRUB, GRUB/RUBE, RUBS, RUBY

997
Q

-/2

An enormous bird of Arabian legend. Also ROC, ROK, RUKH. Think Royal Ulster Constabulary

A

RUC

-/RUCK, RUCS

998
Q

1/5

To redden

A

RUD

CRUD/RUDD, RUDE, RUDI, RUDS, RUDY

999
Q

3/3

To regret

A

RUE

CRUE, GRUE, TRUE/RUED, RUER, RUES

1000
Q

3/2

A heavy floor-mat; (verb, Scots) to pull roughly

A

RUG

DRUG, FRUG, TRUG/RUGA, RUGS

1001
Q

3/3

Odd, droll; a spirit distilled from sugar-cane

A

RUM

ARUM, DRUM, GRUM/RUME, RUMP, RUMS

1002
Q

-/5

To move quickly; to organise and/or control

A

RUN

-/RUND, RUNE, RUNG, RUNS, RUNT

1003
Q

1/2

To make a furrow with a wheel

A

RUT

BRUT/RUTH, RUTS

1004
Q

-/2

A type of Scandinavian rug; anagram of ARY, RAY and YAR

A

RYA

-/RYAL, RYAS

1005
Q

1/1

A cereal grass; its grain (think of the Catcher)

A

RYE

TRYE/RYES

1006
Q

-/1

A Japanese school of martial arts

A

RYU

-/RYUS

1007
Q

-/2

To sob; a saboteur

A

SAB

-/SABE, SABS

1008
Q

-/2

In biology, a bag-like structure

A

SAC

-/SACK, SACS

1009
Q

-/4

Unhappy, sorrowful; (verb) to express sadness

A

SAD

-/SADE, SADI, SADO, SADS

1010
Q

-/-

(Scots) so

HOOKLESS

A

SAE

-/-

1011
Q

-/5

To bend or hang down

A

SAG

-/SAGA, SAGE, SAGO, SAGS, SAGY

1012
Q

-/7

The capuchin monkey

A

SAI

-/SAIC, SAID, SAIL, SAIM, SAIN, SAIR, SAIS

1013
Q

-/5

A large North Indian tree (think of SALLY)

A

SAL

-/SALE, SALL, SALP, SALS, SALT

1014
Q

-/4

(Spenser) together; (verb) to gather

A

SAM

-/SAMA, SAME, SAMP, SAMS

1015
Q

-/6

A discarded letter of the Greek alphabet (think of Spanish saint)

A

SAN

-/SAND, SANE, SANG, SANK, SANS, SANT

1016
Q

-/1

A liquid circulating through plants; (verb) to drain

A

SAP

-/SAPS

1017
Q

4/4

(Scots) to savour

A

SAR

ASAR, KSAR, OSAR, TSAR/SARD, SARI, SARK, SARS

1018
Q

-/2

(Pt.) SIT, to rest on the buttocks

A

SAT

-/SATE, SATI

1019
Q

-/2

A Vietnamese coin. No -S. Also XU

A

SAU

-/SAUL, SAUT

1020
Q

-/2

(Abbr.) SAVELOY, a highly seasoned sausage

A

SAV

-/SAVE, SAVS

1021
Q

-/2

A cutting tool with a toothed blade; (verb) to cut with a saw

A

SAW

-/SAWN, SAWS

1022
Q

-/1

A slate chopper (lowest-scoring of three possible variants)

A

SAX

-/SAXE

1023
Q

-/1

To utter in words, speak; to assay

A

SAY

-/SAYS

1024
Q

-/-

A stringed instrument of North Africa

HOOKLESS

A

SAZ

-/-

1025
Q

1/6

A great expanse of water

A

SEA

ASEA/SEAL, SEAM, SEAN, SEAR, SEAS, SEAT

1026
Q

-/4

A second, a secant

A

SEC

-/SECH, SECO, SECS, SECT

1027
Q

1/-

(Milton) said

A

SED

USED/-

1028
Q

-/8

To perceive by the eye

A

SEE

-/SEED, SEEK, SEEL, SEEM, SEEN, SEEP, SEER, SEES

1029
Q

-/2

A stud in the sole of a shoe (think segment of SEGMENT)

A

SEG

-/SEGO, SEGS

1030
Q

-/5

A whale, a kind of RORQUAL

A

SEI

-/SEIF, SEIK, SEIL, SEIR, SEIS

1031
Q

-/5

(Scots) self

A

SEL

-/SELD, SELE, SELF, SELL, SELS

1032
Q

-/5

A Japanese monetary unit (not YEN)

A

SEN

-/SENA, SEND, SENE, SENS, SENT

1033
Q

1/6

A unit of weight in India (think ‘to be’ in Spanish)

A

SER

USER/SERA, SERE, SERF, SERK, SERR, SERS

1034
Q

-/3

To put or place in position

A

SET

-/SETA, SETS, SETT

1035
Q

-/1

(Hindi) a dish of deep-fried strands of flour (think: three fifths of seven)

A

SEV

-/SEVS

1036
Q

-/2

To work on with a needle and thread

A

SEW

-/SEWN, SEWS

1037
Q

-/2

To identify the sex of

A

SEX

-/SEXT, SEXY

1038
Q

-/1

A part of a carcase of beef

A

SEY

-/SEYS

1039
Q

-/-

(Slang) says

HOOKLESS

A

SEZ

-/-

1040
Q

-/8

Interj. requesting silence. Also SH, SHH

A

SHA

-/SHAD, SHAG, SHAH, SHAM, SHAN, SHAT, SHAW, SHAY

1041
Q

-/6

Subject pronoun used in referring to female person or thing

A

SHE

-/SHEA, SHED, SHEN, SHES, SHET, SHEW

1042
Q

-/1

Interj. requesting silence. Also SH, SHA

A

SHH

-/SHHH

1043
Q

-/7

A nonstandard spelling of sure, representing its pronunciation in the southern US

A

SHO

-/SHOD, SHOE, SHOG, SHOO, SHOP, SHOT, SHOW

1044
Q

1/-

Embarrassed, bashful; (verb) to jump aside, recoil

A

SHY

ASHY/-

1045
Q

/2

A blood relation

A

SIB

-/SIBB, SIBS

1046
Q

-/4

To incite a dog to attack

A

SIC

-/SICE, SICH, SICK, SICS

1047
Q

-/1

(S. Afr.) syphilitic, nasty

A

SIF

-/SIFT

1048
Q

-/3

A short personalized message at the end of an email, a signature

A

SIG

-/SIGH, SIGN, SIGS

1049
Q

-/2

(Aust. sl.) excellent

A

SIK

-/SIKA, SIKE

1050
Q

-/4

(Abbr.) Simeonite, an evangelical

A

SIM

-/SIMA, SIMI, SIMP, SIMS

1051
Q

-/6

A moral offence; (verb) to commit sin

A

SIN

-/SIND, SINE, SING, SINH, SINK, SINS

1052
Q

-/2

To drink in small mouthfuls

A

SIP

-/SIPE, SIPS

1053
Q

-/3

To address as “sir”

A

SIR

-/SIRE, SIRI, SIRS

1054
Q

1/2

A contraction of sister

A

SIS

PSIS/SISS, SIST

1055
Q

1/4

To rest on the buttocks

A

SIT

ISIT/SITE, SITH, SITS, SITZ

1056
Q

-/-

The next whole number after five

HOOKLESS

A

SIX

-/-

1057
Q

-/4

A form of Jamaican music similar to reggae

A

SKA

-/SKAG, SKAS, SKAT, SKAW

1058
Q

-/7

A narrow strip attached to a boot for gliding over snow; (verb) to move on skis

A

SKI

-/SKID, SKIM, SKIN, SKIO, SKIP, SKIS, SKIT

1059
Q

1/2

To hit towards the sky

A

SKY

ESKY/SKYF, SKYR

1060
Q

-/-

Cunning, wily; surreptitious

HOOKLESS

A

SLY

-/-

1061
Q

-/-

(Scots) small

HOOKLESS

A

SMA

-/-

1062
Q

-/1

A side channel of a river

A

SNY

-/SNYE

1063
Q

-/2

To cry uncontrollably, taking intermittent breaths

A

SOB

-/SOBA, SOBS

1064
Q

-/3

The right of holding a local court; (short for) sociology

A

SOC

-/SOCA, SOCK, SOCS

1065
Q

-/2

To cover with sods of turf

A

SOD

-/SODA, SODS

1066
Q

-/1

To soak

A

SOG

-/SOGS

1067
Q

-/2

The fifth note of the diatonic scale

A

SOH

-/SOHO, SOHS

1068
Q

-/6

A musical note. Also SOH

A

SOL

-/SOLA, SOLD, SOLE, SOLI, SOLO, SOLS

1069
Q

-/4

The standard monetary unit of Kyrgyzstan (anagram of OMS, MOS)

A

SOM

-/SOMA, SOME, SOMS, SOMY

1070
Q

-/3

A male offspring

A

SON

-/SONE, SONG, SONS

1071
Q

-/2

To soak; think milk

A

SOP

-/SOPH, SOPS

1072
Q

2/1

(Pl.) SO, a musical note

A

SOS

DSOS, ISOS/SOSS

1073
Q

-/2

To act as a sot, a habitual drunkard

A

SOT

-/SOTH, SOTS

1074
Q

-/7

An old small French coin

A

SOU

-/SOUK, SOUL, SOUM, SOUP, SOUR, SOUS, SOUT

1075
Q

-/1

(Abbr.) sovereign, a gold coin

A

SOV

-/SOVS

1076
Q

-/6

A female pig; (verb) to scatter seed on the ground

A

SOW

-/SOWF, SOWL, SOWM, SOWN, SOWP, SOWS

1077
Q

-/-

(Slang) socks

HOOKLESS

A

SOX

-/-

1078
Q

-/2

A dark, salty sauce made from fermented beans

A

SOY

-/SOYA, SOYS

1079
Q

-/-

(Short for) sorry

HOOKLESS

A

SOZ

-/-

1080
Q

-/9

A resort with a mineral spring; (verb) to stay at a spa

A

SPA

-/SPAE, SPAG, SPAM, SPAN, SPAR, SPAS, SPAT, SPAW, SPAY

1081
Q

1/-

A secret agent employed to watch; (verb) to watch secretly

A

SPY

ESPY/-

1082
Q

-/1

Sir, used as a Hindu title of respect

A

SRI

-/SRIS

1083
Q

-/1

To keep in a sty

A

STY

-/STYE

1084
Q

-/2

To subscribe, substitute etc.

A

SUB

-/SUBA, SUBS

1085
Q

-/2

A rare singular form of SUDS, a froth of soapy water

A

SUD

-/SUDD, SUDS

1086
Q

-/4

To prosecute at law

A

SUE

-/SUED, SUER, SUES, SUET

1087
Q

-/3

To attempt to sell a product while purporting to be engaged in market research

A

SUG

-/SUGH, SUGO, SUGS

1088
Q

-/2

(Lat.) of himself, itself

A

SUI

-/SUID, SUIT

1089
Q

-/2

A market place. Also SUQ, SOOK, SOUK, SUKH

A

SUK

-/SUKH, SUKS

1090
Q

-/5

The total, whole amount; (verb) to add, make up the total of. Also, an Uzbekistan currency

A

SUM

-/SUMI, SUMO, SUMP, SUMS, SUMY

1091
Q

-/5

The star that is the source of light; (verb) to expose to the sun’s rays

A

SUN

-/SUNG, SUNI, SUNK, SUNN, SUNS

1092
Q

-/2

To take liquid into the mouth, anagram of UPS, PUS

A

SUP

-/SUPE, SUPS

1093
Q

-/1

A market place. Also SUK, SOOK, SOUK, SUKH

A

SUQ

-/SUQS

1094
Q

-/4

(Fr.) on, above

A

SUR

-/SURA, SURD, SURE, SURF

1095
Q

-/2

A suspect; (verb) to arrest for suspicious behaviour

A

SUS

-/SUSS, SUSU

1096
Q

-/-

An Australian two-up game

HOOKLESS

A

SWY

-/-

1097
Q

-/3

To strain (anagram of YES & SEY)

A

SYE

-/SYED, SYEN, SYES

1098
Q

-/3

Since (anagram of NYS and SNY)

A

SYN

-/SYNC, SYND, SYNE

1099
Q

1/3

To name or designate; a projection at the top of a file or web page

A

TAB

STAB/TABI, TABS, TABU

1100
Q

-/1

A small amount

A

TAD

-/TADS

1101
Q

-/3

(Scots) to toe

A

TAE

-/TAED, TAEL, TAES

1102
Q

1/1

A tab or label; (verb) to put a tag on

A

TAG

STAG/TAGS

1103
Q

-/4

A Japanese sea bream (anagram of AIT and ITA)

A

TAI

-/TAIL, TAIN, TAIS, TAIT

1104
Q

-/-

A crown, a Dervish’s tall conical cap (think _ Mahal)

HOOKLESS

A

TAJ

-/-

1105
Q

-/5

(Scots) to take

A

TAK

-/TAKA, TAKE, TAKI, TAKS, TAKY

1106
Q

-/3

A cap with a broad, circular flat top

A

TAM

-/TAME, TAMP, TAMS

1107
Q

-/6

Brown; (verb) to become brown in the sun

A

TAN

-/TANA, TANE, TANG, TANH, TANK, TANS

1108
Q

-/1

A path of virtuous conduct in Chinese philosophy (anagram of OAT)

A

TAO

-/TAOS

1109
Q

2/4

A gentle knock or its sound; (verb) to knock gently

A

TAP

ATAP, STAP/TAPA, TAPE, TAPS, TAPU

1110
Q

1/7

A black bituminous substance; (verb) to coat with tar

A

TAR

STAR/TARA, TARE, TARN, TARO, TARP, TARS, TART

1111
Q

3/4

(Pl.) TA, thanks

A

TAS

ETAS, ITAS, UTAS/TASE, TASH, TASK, TASS

1112
Q

2/5

Worthless dross; to touch up

A

TAT

ETAT, STAT/TATE, TATH, TATS, TATT, TATU

1113
Q

-/2

A letter of the Greek alphabet; anagram of UTA

A

TAU

-/TAUS, TAUT

1114
Q

-/2

A Hebrew letter; anagram of VAT

A

TAV

-/TAVA, TAVS

1115
Q

1/3

To prepare skins for white leather; anagram of TWA, WAT

A

TAW

STAW/TAWA, TAWS, TAWT

1116
Q

-/2

A contribution levied towards a country’s revenue; (verb) to impose a tax on

A

TAX

-/TAXA, TAXI

1117
Q

1/1

(Dial.) tea

A

TAY

STAY/TAYS

1118
Q

-/7

To take a common infusion

A

TEA

-/TEAD, TEAK, TEAL, TEAM, TEAR, TEAS, TEAT

1119
Q

-/2

(Sl.) a detective

A

TEC

-/TECH, TECS

1120
Q

1/2

To spread out grass for drying

A

TED

STED/TEDS, TEDY

1121
Q

-/7

To place a golf ball on a tee

A

TEE

-/TEED, TEEK, TEEL, TEEM, TEEN, TEER, TEES

1122
Q

-/2

An Ethiopian cereal grass

A

TEF

-/TEFF, TEFS

1123
Q

-/3

A sheep in its second year

A

TEG

-/TEGG, TEGS, TEGU

1124
Q

-/6

In Arab countries, a hill or mound

A

TEL

-/TELA, TELD, TELE, TELL, TELS, TELT

1125
Q

2/4

The next whole number after nine

A

TEN

ETEN, STEN/TEND, TENE, TENS, TENT

1126
Q

2/1

(Pl.) TE, a musical note

A

TES

ATES, UTES/TEST

1127
Q

1/3

A Hebrew letter. Also TETH

A

TET

STET/TETE, TETH, TETS

1128
Q

1/1

To hustle; anagram of EWT, WET

A

TEW

STEW/TEWS

1129
Q

-/1

A unit of weight used to measure the density of yarn

A

TEX

-/TEXT

1130
Q

1/5

The definite article

A

THE

ETHE/THEE, THEM, THEN, THEW, THEY

1131
Q

-/2

(Spenser) those; anagram of HOT

A

THO

-/THON, THOU

1132
Q

-/-

Of thee

HOOKLESS

A

THY

-/-

1133
Q

2/4

An involuntary twitching of muscles; (verb) to twitch

A

TIC

ETIC, OTIC/TICE, TICH, TICK, TICS

1134
Q

-/3

(Scots) a mood; anagram of DIT

A

TID

-/TIDE, TIDS, TIDY

1135
Q

1/3

To fasten

A

TIE

STIE/TIED, TIER, TIES

1136
Q

-/2

To touch; anagram of GIT

A

TIG

-/TIGE, TIGS

1137
Q

-/4

The drug methamphetamine in crystal form

A

TIK

-/TIKA, TIKE, TIKI, TIKS

1138
Q

-/4

Sesame; anagram of LIT

A

TIL

-/TILE, TILL, TILS, TILT

1139
Q

-/8

To coat with tin

A

TIN

-/TINA, TIND, TINE, TING, TINK, TINS, TINT, TINY

1140
Q

-/3

A gratuity; a helpful piece of advice; (verb) to give a tip

A

TIP

-/TIPI, TIPS, TIPT

1141
Q

1/-

(Pl.) TI, a kind of tree

A

TIS

UTIS/-

1142
Q

-/3

A breast; an agile small bird; to tug

A

TIT

-/TITE, TITI, TITS

1143
Q

-/-

(Sl.) tickets

HOOKLESS

A

TIX

-/-

1144
Q

-/1

A state of confusion

A

TIZ

-/TIZZ

1145
Q

1/3

Telecommunications code for the letter ‘T’

A

TOC

ATOC/TOCK, TOCO, TOCS

1146
Q

-/2

To yield a tod, an old wool weight

A

TOD

-/TODS, TODY

1147
Q

-/4

A digit on the end of a foot; (verb) to kick or touch with the toe

A

TOE

-/TOEA, TOED, TOES, TOEY

1148
Q

-/3

To dress; anagram of GOT

A

TOG

-/TOGA, TOGE, TOGS

1149
Q

1/4

A male cat; (verb) to engage in prostitution

A

TOM

ATOM/TOMB, TOME, TOMO, TOMS

1150
Q

-/5

A unit of weight (anagram of NOT)

A

TON

-/TONE, TONG, TONK, TONS, TONY

1151
Q

-/5

Also; in addition

A

TOO

-/TOOK, TOOL, TOOM, TOON, TOOT

1152
Q

2/5

The highest point; (verb) to cover the top; to surpass

A

TOP

ATOP, STOP/TOPE, TOPH, TOPI, TOPO, TOPS

1153
Q

-/10

A hill; anagram of ROT, ORT

A

TOR

-/TORA, TORC, TORE, TORI, TORN, TORO, TORR, TORS, TORT, TORY

1154
Q

1/2

A small child or drink; (verb) to add or total

A

TOT

STOT/TOTE, TOTS

1155
Q

1/4

To pull along (behind)

A

TOW

STOW/TOWN, TOWS, TOWT, TOWY

1156
Q

-/2

An object for playing with; (verb) to play idly with

A

TOY

-/TOYO, TOYS

1157
Q

-/2

To attempt; to make an effort

A

TRY

-/TRYE, TRYP

1158
Q

-/1

An exclamation of annoyance; to utter such an exclamation

A

TSK

-/TSKS

1159
Q

1/3

To bathe in a tub

A

TUB

STUB/TUBA, TUBE, TUBS

1160
Q

-/1

To pull forcibly

A

TUG

-/TUGS

1161
Q

2/1

A New Zealand bird (also a German tour operator)

A

TUI

ETUI, PTUI/TUIS

1162
Q

1/2

(Coll.) stomach

A

TUM

STUM/TUMP, TUMS

1163
Q

1/6

To put in a tun, a large cask

A

TUN

STUN/TUNA, TUND, TUNE, TUNG, TUNS, TUNY

1164
Q

-/1

Of a ram, to copulate

A

TUP

-/TUPS

1165
Q

-/2

To say ‘tut’

A

TUT

-/TUTS, TUTU

1166
Q

-/-

(Abbr.) tuxedo, a dinner jacket

HOOKLESS

A

TUX

-/-

1167
Q

-/5

(Scots) two

A

TWA

-/TWAE, TWAL, TWAS, TWAT, TWAY

1168
Q

-/1

The next whole number after one

A

TWO

-/TWOS

1169
Q

-/-

(Welsh) dim-witted or stupid

HOOKLESS

A

TWP

-/-

1170
Q

1/4

To wash in a tye trough

A

TYE

STYE/TYED, TYEE, TYER, TYES

1171
Q

-/1

An old drinking-cup with two or more handles

A

TYG

-/TYGS

1172
Q

4/2

A Japanese species of aralia; anagram of DUO & OUD

A

UDO

BUDO, JUDO, KUDO, LUDO/UDON, UDOS

1173
Q

12/-

Old interj. meaning “God Save”

A

UDS

BUDS, CUDS, DUDS, FUDS, JUDS, LUDS, MUDS, OUDS, PUDS, RUDS, SUDS, WUDS/-

1174
Q

1/1

A U-turn

A

UEY

QUEY/UEYS

1175
Q

1/1

An unidentified flying object

A

UFO

BUFO/UFOS

1176
Q

5/1

An old representation of a cough or grunt; anagram of HUG

A

UGH

AUGH, EUGH, PUGH, SUGH, VUGH/UGHS

1177
Q

14/-

(3rd.) UG, to loathe

A

UGS

BUGS, DUGS, FUGS, HUGS, JUGS, LUGS, MUGS, NUGS, PUGS, RUGS, SUGS, TUGS, VUGS, YUGS/-

1178
Q

8/1

A ukulele

A

UKE

BUKE, CUKE, DUKE, JUKE, LUKE, NUKE, PUKE, YUKE/UKES

1179
Q

8/2

A Central American rubber tree; anagram of LEU

A

ULE

DULE, GULE, HULE, MULE, PULE, RULE, TULE, YULE/ULES, ULEX

1180
Q

4/1

An Eskimo knife (used to decapitate a ZULU?)

A

ULU

LULU, PULU, SULU, ZULU/ULUS

1181
Q

2/1

(Japanese) a fleshy yellow fruit, similar to an apricot but having a sour flavour, used mainly to make drinks, preserves, and sauces (anagram of EMU, MEU)

A

UME

FUME, RUME/UMES

1182
Q

1/1

Interjection expressing doubt or hesitation; anagram of MUM

A

UMM

MUMM/UMMA

1183
Q

12/3

To umpire

A

UMP

BUMP, DUMP, GUMP, HUMP, JUMP, LUMP, MUMP, PUMP, RUMP, SUMP, TUMP, YUMP/UMPH, UMPS, UMPY

1184
Q

11/-

(3rd.) UM, to say um

A

UMS

BUMS, CUMS, FUMS, GUMS, HUMS, LUMS, MUMS, RUMS, SUMS, TUMS, VUMS/-

1185
Q

1/1

(Maori) a type of oven

A

UMU

MUMU/UMUS

1186
Q

2/2

(Coll.) university

A

UNI

MUNI, SUNI/UNIS, UNIT

1187
Q

12/-

(Pl.) UN, one

A

UNS

BUNS, DUNS, FUNS, GUNS, HUNS, LUNS, MUNS, NUNS, PUNS, RUNS, SUNS, TUNS

1188
Q

-/1

Upon

A

UPO

-/UPON

1189
Q

9/1

(3rd.) UP, to move up

A

UPS

CUPS, DUPS, GUPS, HUPS, OUPS, PUPS, SUPS, TUPS, YUPS/UPSY

1190
Q

2/1

An urban area

A

URB

BURB, CURB/URBS

1191
Q

5/3

An Indian bean (anagram of RUD)

A

URD

BURD, CURD, NURD, SURD, TURD/URDE, URDS, URDY

1192
Q

8/2

An extinct wild ox; anagram of RUE

A

URE

CURE, DURE, IURE, JURE, LURE, MURE, PURE, SURE/UREA, URES

1193
Q

6/1

To place in an urn

A

URN

BURN, CURN, DURN, GURN, OURN, TURN/URNS

1194
Q

2/1

(Sl.) to vomit; anagram of PUR

A

URP

BURP, RURP/URPS

1195
Q

3/3

To put to some purpose

A

USE

FUSE, MUSE, RUSE/USED, USER, USES

1196
Q

2/1

Any of a genus of large lizards

A

UTA

KUTA, OUTA/UTAS

1197
Q

5/1

(Abbr.) utility, a small truck

A

UTE

BUTE, CUTE, JUTE, LUTE, MUTE/UTES

1198
Q

11/-

(Pl.) UT, a musical note

A

UTS

BUTS, CUTS, GUTS, HUTS, JUTS, MUTS, NUTS, OUTS, PUTS, RUTS, TUTS/-

1199
Q

2/1

(Maori) a Maori settlement of a debt; a shortened TUTU?

A

UTU

KUTU, TUTU/UTUS

1200
Q

-/2

A grape or grape-like berry

A

UVA

-/UVAE, UVAS

1201
Q

-/1

A vacation; (verb) to clean with a vacuum cleaner

A

VAC

-/VACS

1202
Q

1/1

In Orkney or Shetland, a bay or creek. Also VOE

A

VAE

UVAE/VAES

1203
Q

-/2

(Aust. sl.) to arrest someone for vagrancy

A

VAG

-/VAGI, VAGS

1204
Q

-/4

To go or send in a van

A

VAN

-/VANE, VANG, VANS, VANT

1205
Q

-/4

A unit of reactive power; think Video Assisted Referee

A

VAR

-/VARA, VARE, VARS, VARY

1206
Q

3/3

(Lat) a duct carrying liquid

A

VAS

AVAS, KVAS, UVAS/VASA, VASE, VAST

1207
Q

-/2

To put or treat in a vat

A

VAT

-/VATS, VATU

1208
Q

-/2

An obsolete letter in the Greek alphabet; anagram of UVA

A

VAU

-/VAUS, VAUT

1209
Q

-/1

(Hebrew) a Hebrew letter. Also VAW

A

VAV

-/VAVS

1210
Q

-/1

(Hebrew) a Hebrew letter. Also VAV

A

VAW

-/VAWS

1211
Q

-/-

(Short for) vaccination or vaccine

HOOKLESS

A

VAX

-/-

1212
Q

-/3

The letter ‘V’

A

VEE

-/VEEP, VEER, VEES

1213
Q

-/2

A vegetable; (verb) to laze about, to engage in mindless activity

A

VEG

-/VEGA, VEGO

1214
Q

1/2

To examine closely; a veterinarian

A

VET

EVET/VETO, VETS

1215
Q

-/1

To distress or annoy

A

VEX

-/VEXT

1216
Q

-/3

(Lat.) a road

A

VIA

-/VIAE, VIAL, VIAS

1217
Q

1/2

(Abbr.) video

A

VID

AVID/VIDE, VIDS

1218
Q

-/4

To contend in rivalry

A

VIE

-/VIED, VIER, VIES, VIEW

1219
Q

-/2

A vigorish, a charge paid to a bookie on a bet

A

VIG

-/VIGA, VIGS

1220
Q

-/1

Energy, vigour

A

VIM

-/VIMS

1221
Q

-/6

(Fr.) wine

A

VIN

-/VINA, VINE, VINO, VINS, VINT, VINY

1222
Q

-/2

(Lat.) force

A

VIS

-/VISA, VISE

1223
Q

-/-

Low-lying wet ground, a swamp, also VLEI

HOOKLESS

A

VLY

-/-

1224
Q

1/1

In Orkney or Shetland, a bay or creek. Also VAE

A

VOE

EVOE/VOES

1225
Q

-/1

Air pollution caused by volcanic dust

A

VOG

-/VOGS

1226
Q

-/5

In heraldry, two wings displayed and conjoined

A

VOL

-/VOLA, VOLE, VOLK, VOLS, VOLT

1227
Q

-/1

(Short for) to vomit

A

VOM

-/VOMS

1228
Q

-/1

To warn

A

VOR

-/VORS

1229
Q

1/1

A solemn promise; (verb) to make such a promise

A

VOW

AVOW/VOWS

1230
Q

-/-

(Lat.) a voice

HOOKLESS

A

VOX

-/-

1231
Q

-/3

A cavity in a rock. Anagram of GUV

A

VUG

-/VUGG, VUGH, VUGS

1232
Q

1/1

To vow

A

VUM

OVUM/VUMS

1233
Q

1/1

A web

A

WAB

SWAB/WABS

1234
Q

1/6

To form into a wad

A

WAD

SWAD/WADD, WADE, WADI, WADS, WADT, WADY

1235
Q

1/1

(Scots) woe

A

WAE

TWAE/WAES

1236
Q

1/2

To move from side to side

A

WAG

SWAG/WAGE, WAGS

1237
Q

-/7

(Maori) water

A

WAI

-/WAID, WAIF, WAIL, WAIN, WAIR, WAIS, WAIT

1238
Q

2/7

Pale; (verb) to make or become wan

A

WAN

HWAN, SWAN/WAND, WANE, WANG, WANK, WANS, WANT, WANY

1239
Q

1/1

To throw or pull quickly; anagram of PAW

A

WAP

SWAP/WAPS

1240
Q

-/10

(Obs.) worse > WARST, WAURST; (noun) a state of conflict; (verb) to make war

A

WAR

-/WARB, WARD, WARE, WARK, WARM, WARN, WARP, WARS, WART, WARY

1241
Q

1/5

(Pt.) BE

A

WAS

TWAS/WASE, WASH, WASM, WASP, WAST

1242
Q

2/3

A Thai Buddhist temple or monastery

A

WAT

SWAT, TWAT/WATE, WATS, WATT

1243
Q

-/4

(Spenser) a wave

A

WAW

-/WAWA, WAWE, WAWL, WAWS

1244
Q

-/1

A fatty substance; (verb) to treat with wax; to grow larger

A

WAX

-/WAXY

1245
Q

3/1

(Spenser) to weigh, esteem; also a means or a manner, a path

A

WAY

AWAY, SWAY, TWAY/WAYS

1246
Q

-/1

(Slang) to urinate

A

WAZ

-/WAZZ

1247
Q

-/1

A fine structure spun by a spider; (verb) to envelop with a web

A

WEB

-/WEBS

1248
Q

2/1

To marry

A

WED

AWED, OWED/WEDS

1249
Q

3/9

Small > WEER, WEEST; (verb) to urinate

A

WEE

AWEE, SWEE, TWEE/WEED, WEEK, WEEL, WEEM, WEEN, WEEP, WEER, WEES, WEET

1250
Q

-/2

(Arch.) the womb or belly

A

WEM

-/WEMB, WEMS

1251
Q

-/4

A sebaceous cyst

A

WEN

-/WENA, WEND, WENS, WENT

1252
Q

-/2

Not dry; (verb) to make wet

A

WET

-/WETA, WETS

1253
Q

-/1

(Obs.) to wax, grow

A

WEX

-/WEXE

1254
Q

1/1

A measure for dry goods; anagram of YEW, WYE

A

WEY

SWEY/WEYS

1255
Q

-/4

(Scots) who

A

WHA

-/WHAE, WHAM, WHAP, WHAT

1256
Q

-/5

Relative pronoun used in referring to a person or people

A

WHO

-/WHOA, WHOM, WHOP, WHOT, WHOW

1257
Q

-/1

The reason or cause of something

A

WHY

-/WHYS

1258
Q

2/1

To scold; to provide with a wig

A

WIG

SWIG, TWIG/WIGS

1259
Q

1/8

To gain; to winnow

A

WIN

TWIN/WIND, WINE, WING, WINK, WINN, WINO, WINS, WINY

1260
Q

2/5

(Sham arch.) to know. Also WIST

A

WIS

IWIS, YWIS/WISE, WISH, WISP, WISS, WIST

1261
Q

1/3

(Arch.) to know; also lively and humourous intelligence

A

WIT

TWIT/WITE, WITH, WITS

1262
Q

1/-

A very skilful person (think of H. Potter)

A

WIZ

SWIZ/-

1263
Q

-/1

Misery (anagram of OWE)

A

WOE

-/WOES

1264
Q

-/1

(Aust. sl.) a fool, idiot (think of a truncated dog’s bark)

A

WOF

-/WOFS

1265
Q

-/2

A pan used in Chinese cookery

A

WOK

-/WOKE, WOKS

1266
Q

-/3

To dwell; pt of WIN

A

WON

-WONK, WONS, WONT

1267
Q

-/6

To court; to seek the support of

Z-hook ahoy

A

WOO

-/WOOD, WOOF, WOOL, WOON, WOOS, WOOT

1268
Q

1/1

To thump. Also WHOP, WHAP (anagram of POW)

A

WOP

SWOP/WOPS

1269
Q

1/1

(Pl.) WO, woe

A

WOS

TWOS/WOST

1270
Q

1/1

(Arch.) to know > WOTS, WOTTEST, WOTTETH, WOTTING, WOTTED

A

WOT

SWOT/WOTS

1271
Q

-/2

To impress; palindromic interjection

A

WOW

-/WOWF, WOWS

1272
Q

-/-

(Obs.) past tense of WAX, to grow

HOOKLESS

A

WOX

-/-

1273
Q

1/-

Twisted; (verb) to give a twist to

A

WRY

AWRY/-

1274
Q

-/2

(Scots) wood; (verb) to load with wood

A

WUD

-/WUDS, WUDU

1275
Q

-/1

A Welsh term used for addressing a companion

A

WUS

-/WUSS

1276
Q

-/-

A nonstandard spelling of was

HOOKLESS

A

WUZ

-/-

1277
Q

-/1

The letter ‘Y’

A

WYE

-/WYES

1278
Q

-/3

A rune, having the value of modern English ‘w’

A

WYN

-/WYND, WYNN, WYNS

1279
Q

2/-

Past tense of a verb X, to cross out. But note the participle is X’ING

A

XED

AXED, EXED/-

1280
Q

1/-

(Pl.) XI, a Greek letter

A

XIS

AXIS/-

1281
Q

1/1

(Hebrew) a hand-held pointer used for reading the Torah

A

YAD

DYAD/YADS

1282
Q

-/-

(Scots) one, also AE

HOOKLESS

A

YAE

-/-

1283
Q

-/3

A type of synthetic garnet containing yttrium and aluminium, used in lasers and as a gem

A

YAG

-/YAGE, YAGI, YAGS

1284
Q

2/1

A variant of YEA, an affirmative vote

A

YAH

AYAH, NYAH/YAHS

1285
Q

1/1

To talk persistently; an ox-like mammal

A

YAK

KYAK/YAKS

1286
Q

1/1

A sweet potato

A

YAM

LYAM/YAMS

1287
Q

-/2

To bark sharply or constantly

A

YAP

-/YAPP, YAPS

1288
Q

1/5

Nimble. Also YARE

A

YAR

KYAR/YARD, YARE, YARK, YARN, YARR

1289
Q

4/-

Plural of YA, an Asian pear

A

YAS

EYAS, NYAS, PYAS, RYAS/-

1290
Q

-/5

To deviate from a course

A

YAW

-/YAWL, YAWN, YAWP, YAWS, YAWY

1291
Q

-/1

A variant of YEA, an affirmative vote

A

YAY

-/YAYS

1292
Q

-/5

An affirmative vote; anagram of AYE and YAE

A

YEA

-/YEAD, YEAH, YEAN, YEAR, YEAS

1293
Q

-/-

(Coll.) yes. Also YEAH

HOOKLESS

A

YEH

-/-

1294
Q

3/1

To desire or yearn; a yearning

A

YEN

EYEN, HYEN, SYEN/YENS

1295
Q

-/1

(Coll.) yes. Also YUP

A

YEP

-/YEPS

1296
Q

4/2

Colloquial for you or your

A

YER

DYER, EYER, OYER, TYER/YERD, YERK

1297
Q

14/2

An affirmative reply; (verb) to give an affirmative reply to

A

YES

AYES, BYES, DYES, EYES, HYES, KYES, LYES, NYES, OYES, PYES, RYES, SYES, TYES, WYES/YESK, YEST

1298
Q

1/2

In addition, besides; nevertheless

A

YET

PYET/YETI, YETT

1299
Q

-/1

A type of evergreen tree, often found in churchyards

A

YEW

-/YEWS

1300
Q

-/-

To hiccup or belch. Also YESK

HOOKLESS

A

YEX

-/-

1301
Q

1/-

Colloquial for yes, high scoring, no anagram

A

YEZ

OYEZ/-

1302
Q

-/1

(Spenser) past tense of go

A

YGO

-/YGOE

1303
Q

3/1

(Scots) one (think Billy Connolly)

A

YIN

AYIN, PYIN, TYIN/YINS

1304
Q

-/2

To give a short, sudden cry; may be followed by -PEE

A

YIP

-/YIPE, YIPS

1305
Q

-/1

A lout, anagram of BOY

A

YOB

-/YOBS

1306
Q

-/3

A Hebrew letter, anagram of DOY

A

YOD

-/YODE, YODH, YODS

1307
Q

-/2

To laugh. Also YUK

A

YOK

-/YOKE, YOKS

1308
Q

-/1

A Jewish day (think Kippur)

A

YOM

-/YOMP

1309
Q

-/3

Yonder

A

YON

-/YOND, YONI, YONT

1310
Q

-/3

Pronoun referring to the person being addressed; informally in plural context YOUS

A

YOU

-/YOUK, YOUR, YOUS

1311
Q

-/3

To yowl, howl

A

YOW

-/YOWE, YOWL, YOWS

1312
Q

-/2

One of the four Hindu ages of the world. Also YUGA

A

YUG

-/YUGA, YUGS

1313
Q

-/4

To laugh. Also YOK

A

YUK

-/YUKE, YUKO, YUKS, YUKY

1314
Q

-/1

Interj. expressing satisfaction, especially with food

A

YUM

-/YUMP

1315
Q

-/1

(Coll.) yes. Also YEP (think YUPPIE)

A

YUP

-/YUPS

1316
Q

3/-

(Pl.) YU, a kind of jade

A

YUS

AYUS, KYUS, RYUS/-

1317
Q

-/1

To change direction on a zig-zag course (not ZIG)

A

ZAG

-/ZAGS

1318
Q

-/1

To destroy instantaneously by a discharge of power

A

ZAP

-/ZAPS

1319
Q

-/-

(Pl.) ZA, pizza

HOOKLESS

A

ZAS

-/-

1320
Q

-/-

A chopper for trimming slate. Also SAX, ZEX

HOOKLESS

A

ZAX

-/-

1321
Q

-/2

Part of a cereal, once used as a diuretic

A

ZEA

-/ZEAL, ZEAS

1322
Q

-/2

The letter ‘Z’ (British version)

A

ZED

-/ZEDA, ZEDS

1323
Q

1/1

American form of ZED

A

ZEE

MZEE/ZEES

1324
Q

-/1

An inmate of a labour camp in the former USSR

A

ZEK

-/ZEKS

1325
Q

-/1

An oriental cymbal

A

ZEL

-/ZELS

1326
Q

-/1

A state of calm attentiveness

A

ZEN

-/ZENS

1327
Q

-/1

A long sandwich

A

ZEP

-/ZEPS

1328
Q

-/-

A chopper for trimming slate. Also SAX, ZAX

HOOKLESS

A

ZEX

-/-

1329
Q

1/1

A cross between a yak and a cow. Also DSO, DZHO, DZO, ZO

A

ZHO

DZHO/ZHOS

1330
Q

-/1

To change direction on a zig-zag course (but not ZAG)

A

ZIG

-/ZIGS

1331
Q

-/4

(Abbr.) ZINFANDEL, a kind of grape

A

ZIN

-/ZINC, ZINE, ZING, ZINS

1332
Q

-/1

To fasten with a zip

A

ZIP

-/ZIPS

1333
Q

-/3

A pimple

A

ZIT

-/ZITE, ZITI, ZITS

1334
Q

-/1

To take a nap

A

ZIZ

-/ZIZZ

1335
Q

-/-

A plural of ZOON, a unified individual creature

HOOKLESS

A

ZOA

-/-

1336
Q

-/1

(S. Afr.) a cannabis cigarette

A

ZOL

-/ZOLS

1337
Q

-/4

A garden or park where animals are kept

A

ZOO

-/ZOOM, ZOON, ZOOS, ZOOT

1338
Q

1/-

(Pl.) ZO, a cross beween a yak and a cow

A

ZOS

DZOS/-

1339
Q

-/-

An ancient Palestinian coin

HOOKLESS

A

ZUZ

-/-

1340
Q

-/1

An interjection expressing sleep

A

ZZZ

-/ZZZS

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