Word Scramble - Four Letter Words with Definitions - Statistics

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Word	Definition	% Correct
aero	(relating to) aircraft or aeronautics [n]	100%
afro	a thick curly African hairstyle [n]	100%
alto	(Italian) a low female singing voice [n]	100%
amin	a compound derived from ammonia [n]	100%
ante	to put a fixed stake in the pot at poker [v]	100%
auto	to ride in an automobile [v]	100%
avow	to declare [v]	100%
away	at or to a distance [adv]]	100%
bald	without hair [adj]	100%
bale	to form into tightly compressed bundles [v]	100%
balm	to embalm [v]	100%
bank	an institution for the keeping of money [n]	100%
bats	to hit a ball with a bat (cricket, baseball) [v]	100%
beal	an infected sore [n]	100%
bets	to wager [v]	100%
bill	to charge someone for services [v]	100%
bios	(short for) a biography [n]	100%
bird	to hunt birds [v]	100%
bond	to join together [v]	100%
bowl	to make a delivery of a ball [v]	100%
brap	an exclamation used to imitate the sound of a burst of gunfire from an automatic weapon [interj]	100%
bund	to make an embankment [v]	100%
cams	to whiten with camstone [v]	100%
carr	(Old Norse) an alder wood [n]	100%
cats	to vomit [v]	100%
ceas	(Shakespeare) enough said [interj]	100%
chop	to sever with a sharp tool [v]	100%
cinq	(French) the number five [n]	100%
claw	to scratch with sharp, curved toenails [v]	100%
coax	to cajole [v]	100%
comm	as in comm badge, a small wearable badge-shaped radio transmitter [n]	100%
cues	to prompt an actor [v]	100%
cuff	to strike with the open hand [v]	100%
dams	to build an embankment to retain water [v]	100%
darn	to mend with interlacing stitches [v]	100%
deaf	lacking the sense of hearing [adj]	100%
deep	the place far down under the sea [n]	100%
dell	a small wooded valley [n]	100%
dens	to live in a lair [v]	100%
dent	to make a depression in [v]	100%
ding	to dash; to throw violently [v]	100%
dive	to plunge headfirst into water [v]	100%
doit	(Dutch) an old Dutch coin of little value [n]	100%
done	to perform [v]	100%
doom	to condemn to catastrophe [v]	100%
dort	(Scots) to sulk [v]	100%
drip	to fall in drops [v]	100%
duel	to fight formally [v]	100%
duly	required [adv]	100%
dumb	incapable of speech [adj]	100%
duty	a moral or legal obligation [n]	100%
earl	a rank above viscount, below marquis [n]	100%
eddy	to move against the main current [v]	100%
eros	(Greek) the sum of the self-preservative, as opposed to self-destructive, instincts [n]	100%
faix	(dialect) faith [interj]	100%
fast	to abstain from eating [v]	100%
figs	to dress up [v]	100%
fill	to make full [v]	100%
fits	to adjust to the right size [v]	100%
flaw	to make defective or imperfect [v]	100%
foam	to form froth or bubbles [v]	100%
frog	to hunt for frogs, webfooted, tailless amphibians [v]	100%
fume	to give off smoke or vapour [v]	100%
game	plucky [adj]	100%
gays	a homosexual [n]	100%
gems	to adorn with gems [v]	100%
gent	(short for) gentleman [n]	100%
glue	to fasten with glue (an adhesive substance) [v]	100%
glut	to feed or fill to excess [v]	100%
gold	a precious metallic element [n]	100%
gone	to move along [v]	100%
gosh	used as an exclamation of surprise [interj]	100%
gown	to dress in a gown (a long, loose outer garment) [v]	100%
gulf	a deep chasm [n]	100%
gust	to blow in gusts (sudden blasts of wind) [v]	100%
haji	(Arabic) a person who has made a hadj, a pilgrimage to Mecca [n]	100%
hech	an exclamation of surprise [interj]	100%
heck	the lower part of a door, an inner door, a grating [n]	100%
heir	a person who actually succeeds to property, title, etc. on the death of its previous holder [n]	100%
hemp	a plant yielding a coarse fibre and an oil [n]	100%
high	to turn to the left [v]	100%
hire	to use for a price [v]	100%
hoot	to cry like an owl [v]	100%
hops	to move by jumping on one foot [v]	100%
hour	a period of sixty minutes [n]	100%
hull	to separate the shell from the seed [v]	100%
info	(short for) information [n]	100%
iris	to give the form of a rainbow to [v]	100%
jazz	to liven up the beat of [v]	100%
jets	to spurt forth in a stream [v]	100%
jock	(US slang) a keen sportsman [n]	100%
jugs	to stew in a closed container [v]	100%
jute	a fibre obtained from the phloem of two plants of the linden family, used for making ropes [n]	100%
kale	a hardy cabbage-like vegetable [n]	100%
keep	to retain in one's possession [v]	100%
kick	to strike with the foot [v]	100%
kids	to tease, deceive [v]	100%
kill	to put to death [v]	100%
kiss	to caress by touching with the lips [v]	100%
kite	to obtain money fraudulently [v]	100%
kris	(Malay) to stab with a Malay dagger [v]	100%
land	to set down on solid ground [v]	100%
lane	a narrow passageway [n]	100%
lang	(Scots) long [adj]	100%
laud	to praise [v]	100%
lime	calcium oxide [n]	100%
link	to connect [v]	100%
look	to use one's sight [v]	100%
lows	to utter the sound of cattle [v]	100%
lump	to make into a shapeless mass [v]	100%
lyre	an ancient harp-like instrument [n]	100%
mack	a raincoat [n]	100%
mask	to cover, cloak or disguise [v]	100%
mass	to assemble as a body [v]	100%
matt	a nonglossy surface, as on paint [n]	100%
maze	to bewilder [v]	100%
mead	an alcoholic liquor produced by fermenting a mixture of honey and water [n]	100%
meet	suitable [adj]	100%
mesh	the opening between the threads of a net [n]	100%
mess	to make dirty or untidy [v]	100%
mica	a rock-forming mineral (muscovite, biotite, lepidolite, etc.) with perfect basal cleavage [n]	100%
milk	a white liquid secreted by female mammals for the nourishment of their young [n]	100%
mill	to grind corn, wheat etc. [v]	100%
mint	to process or stamp coins [v]	100%
mise	the issue in a writ of right [n]	100%
mobs	to crowd about [v]	100%
molt	to shed feathers or fur [v]	100%
moth	a winged insect [n]	100%
mott	(US) a clump of trees, esp. on a prairie [n]	100%
mull	to ponder [v]	100%
nave	the main body of a church [n]	100%
nazi	(German) a type of fascist [n]	100%
neck	to kiss and caress in lovemaking [v]	100%
neon	a gaseous element [n]	100%
nest	to build a structure for holding eggs [v]	100%
nods	to give a quick forward motion of the head [v]	100%
nope	(colloquial) no [interj]	100%
odds	in golf, an additional or allowed stroke [n]	100%
ohms	a unit of electrical resistance [n]	100%
ones	an individual thing or person; the number or figure 1 [n]	100%
oven	a closed space for baking [n]	100%
oxen	a hoofed mammal [n]	100%
pale	lacking colour [adj]	100%
pang	to inflict a violent but brief pain [v]	100%
papa	a father [n]	100%
part	to divide, separate or break [v]	100%
pass	to go by [v]	100%
peek	to sneak a sly look [v]	100%
peep	to cheep like a chicken [v]	100%
pelt	to shower blows or missiles [v]	100%
pent	a penthouse [n]	100%
pint	a measure of capacity equal to half a quart or 4 gills [n]	100%
pipe	to convey by means of a hollow cylinder [v]	100%
pits	to mark with depressions [v]	100%
plot	to plan secretly [v]	100%
polk	to dance a polka [v]	100%
pony	a small horse [n]	100%
pool	to contribute to a common fund [v]	100%
puck	a thick rubber disc used in ice hockey [n]	100%
pull	to draw or drag [v]	100%
puns	to make a play on words [v]	100%
punt	to propel through water with a pole [v]	100%
putt	to hit with a light stroke in golf [v]	100%
raid	to make a sudden assault on [v]	100%
rake	to gather with a toothed bar on a handle [v]	100%
rapt	deeply engrossed [adj]	100%
rata	(Maori) a myrtaceous New Zealand tree with hard red wood and bearing crimson flowers [n]	100%
rays	to emit a narrow beam of light [v]	100%
reno	(short for) a renovated house [n]	100%
ride	to be conveyed by an animal or machine [v]	100%
rift	to form a fissure [v]	100%
robs	to steal [v]	100%
rock	to move back and forth [v]	100%
ruff	at bridge, to play a trump card when one cannot follow through [v]	100%
ruse	a deception [n]	100%
sade	(Hebrew) a Hebrew letter [n]	100%
sago	(Malay) a type of palm tree; a nutritive cereal derived from its pith [n]	100%
says	to utter in words, speak [v]	100%
seam	to join by sewing together [v]	100%
seas	a great expanse of water [n]	100%
sept	a division of a tribe; a clan [n]	100%
sins	to offend against moral or religious law [v]	100%
slit	to make a long narrow cut in [v]	100%
slum	to visit squalid urban areas [v]	100%
sofa	a long upholstered seat [n]	100%
song	a musical composition written for singing [n]	100%
soon	in the near future [adv]	100%
sore	sensitive to pain [adj]	100%
stab	to pierce with a pointed weapon [v]	100%
suck	to draw in by establishing a partial vacuum [v]	100%
sued	to institute legal proceedings against [v]	100%
suns	to expose to sunlight [v]	100%
swab	to clean with a large mop [v]	100%
swan	to move like a swan [v]	100%
tabs	to provide with an identifying mark [v]	100%
tail	to follow closely, to shadow [v]	100%
tank	to store in a container for liquids [v]	100%
tell	to inform [v]	100%
tend	to watch over [v]	100%
thaw	to melt [v]	100%
tier	to arrange in rows [v]	100%
tint	to colour slightly [v]	100%
toga	(Latin) a garment worn in ancient Rome [n]	100%
toll	to sound, as a large bell does, esp. with slow, measured strokes [v]	100%
tome	a large, usually scholarly, book or volume [n]	100%
tori	(Latin) a large convex moulding [n]	100%
trod	(obsolete) a track, path [n]	100%
true	corresponding to fact [adj]	100%
twin	to bring together in close association [v]	100%
vans	to transport in a type of motor vehicle [v]	100%
vein	to fill with tubular blood vessels [v]	100%
vers	(French) verse [n]	100%
very	absolute [adj]	100%
vied	to contend in rivalry [v]	100%
vita	(Latin) life [n]	100%
viva	(Italian) to examine orally [v]	100%
wage	to engage in or carry on [v]	100%
warp	to twist out of shape [v]	100%
wasp	a stinging insect [n]	100%
what	the true nature of something [n]	100%
when	the time at which something happened [n]	100%
wick	a bundle of loosely twisted fibers in a candle or oil lamp [n]	100%
wing	to travel by means of wings [v]	100%
wise	intelligent [adj]	100%
wiss	to wish [v]	100%
wolf	to devour ravenously [v]	100%
wood	to cover with trees [v]	100%
wort	a plant, herb or vegetable [n]	100%
wrap	to enclose [v]	100%
writ	a written legal order [n]	100%
yule	Christmas or Christmastide [n]	100%
zack	(Australian slang) sixpence, now a five-cent piece [n]	100%
zinc	to coat with a metallic element [v]	100%
leak	to seep through [v]	75%
acne	a skin disease caused by inflammation of the sebaceous follicles, esp. on the face, neck, and shoulders [n]	50%
cans	to put in a cylindrical container [v]	50%
chai	(Romany) feminine of chal, a fellow, a person [n]	50%
dead	not alive [adj]	50%
each	every one taken separately [adj]	50%
fine	to incur a monetary penalty [v]	50%
gore	to pierce with a horn or tusk [v]	50%
howl	to cry like a dog [v]	50%
line	to mark out with slender, continuous marks [v]	50%
load	to place goods or cargo on transportation [v]	50%
mani	a stone prayer wall in a Tibetan Buddhist temple, usually carved with sacred images or texts [n]	50%
maya	(Sanskrit) in Buddhist philosophy, the power to produce illusions [n]	50%
pods	to produce seed coverings [v]	50%
ritz	pretentious display [n]	50%
tait	(Scots) a small portion, a pinch [n]	50%
ways	(Spenser) to weigh, esteem [v]	50%
soar	to fly at a great height [v]	33%
abba	a Syrian cloth of goat's or camel's hair; an outer garment made of it [n]	0%
aber	(Welsh) an estuary [n]	0%
able	competent [adj]	0%
ably	competent [adv]	0%
aces	to serve an unreturnable shot e.g. in tennis [v]	0%
ache	to endure a dull lasting pain [v]	0%
acid	sharp, sour [adj]	0%
acme	(Greek) the highest point [n]	0%
acre	a measure of land equivalent to 4840 square yards [n]	0%
acta	(Latin) official minutes of proceedings [n]	0%
acts	to do something in a specified way [v]	0%
acyl	an organometallic compound [n]	0%
adds	to compute the sum of [v]	0%
afar	at a great distance [adv]]	0%
agar	(Malay) a jelly prepared from seaweed [n]	0%
aged	being of a certain age; old [adj]	0%
ages	to grow old [v]	0%
agro	a student of agricultural studies [n]	0%
ague	a malarial fever [n]	0%
ahem	a sound expressing delicate interruption [interj]	0%
ahoy	an interjection used to hail another vessel [interj]	0%
aide	(French) a confidential assistant to a person of senior rank [n]	0%
aids	to help [v]	0%
aims	to direct a course [v]	0%
airs	to make known publicly [v]	0%
airy	relating to air [adj]	0%
ajar	partly open [adj]	0%
akin	related by blood [adj]	0%
alan	a large hunting dog [n]	0%
alas	an interjection expressing grief [interj]	0%
alba	the white substance of the brain [n]	0%
alec	a herring [n]	0%
alga	(Latin) a seaweed [n]	0%
ally	to join by marriage, friendship, treaty etc. [v]	0%
alma	(Arabic) an Egyptian girl who sings and dances professionally [n]	0%
alms	money or goods given to the poor [n]	0%
alps	a high mountain [n]	0%
also	in addition [adv]	0%
alum	a sulphate of ammonium and potassium, used as a mordant [n]	0%
amen	to conclude prayerfully [v]	0%
ames	(French) a soul [n]	0%
amid	a compound formed by the union of amidogen with an acid element or radical [n]	0%
amir	(Arabic) an Eastern ruler [n]	0%
amis	(Spenser) a clerical garb worn on the shoulders [n]	0%
amps	(Australian slang) to excite [v]	0%
anal	pertaining to the anus [adj]	0%
anan	(to a person calling for attention) in a moment! coming [interj]	0%
ance	(dialect) once [adv]	0%
anew	afresh, again [adv]	0%
anil	(Arabic) indigo, the plant or dye [n]	0%
anna	(Hindi) a former coin of India [n]	0%
anno	(Latin) in the year [prep]	0%
anon	at once; immediately [adj]	0%
anti	one who is opposed to anything [n]	0%
ants	a small industrious insect [n]	0%
anus	(Latin) the opening at the end of the alimentary canal [n]	0%
apes	to mimic [v]	0%
apex	(Latin) the topmost point [n]	0%
apse	a rounded extension at the end of a building, esp. at the east end of a church [n]	0%
aqua	(Latin) water [n]	0%
arch	sly, mischievous [adj]	0%
arcs	to make an electric discharge [v]	0%
area	(Latin) a region [n]	0%
argh	an interjection expressing pain or dismay [interj]	0%
aria	(Italian) an accompanied vocal solo [n]	0%
arid	very dry [adj]	0%
arms	to supply with weapons [v]	0%
army	a large body of people armed for war [n]	0%
arts	works of creative imagination [n]	0%
asks	to inquire or request [v]	0%
atom	the smallest particle in an element which can take part in a chemical reaction [n]	0%
atop	on top of [adj]	0%
augh	an interjection expressing despair or frustration [interj]	0%
auld	(Scots) old [adj]	0%
aunt	the sister of a mother or father [n]	0%
aura	(Latin) a subtle emanation [n]	0%
aver	to declare positively [v]	0%
avid	eager [adj]	0%
awed	to strike with fear [v]	0%
awry	askew [adv]	0%
axel	in figure-skating, a jump from one skate to the other [n]	0%
axes	(US) to chop with a cutting tool [v]	0%
axis	(Latin) the imaginary straight line about which a body rotates [n]	0%
axle	a shaft upon which a wheel revolves [n]	0%
axon	(Greek) a nerve fibre [n]	0%
baal	(Hebrew) a false god [n]	0%
baba	(Polish) a kind of coffee-cake, containing almonds, raisins, rum, orange rind [n]	0%
babe	a baby; an attractive young woman [n]	0%
babu	(Hindi) a native clerk who writes English; also, a Hindu title answering to Mr. or Esquire [n]	0%
baby	like a baby [adj]	0%
bach	a Welsh term of address [n]	0%
back	to help or support [v]	0%
bade	to make an offer [v]	0%
bags	to put in a pouch or sack [v]	0%
bail	to set free by putting up security [v]	0%
bait	to set a trap etc. with food [v]	0%
bake	to cook in an oven [v]	0%
ball	to form into a sphere [v]	0%
band	to decorate with strips of material [v]	0%
bane	an evil, a poison [n]	0%
bang	to make a loud, explosive noise [v]	0%
bans	to forbid or prohibit [v]	0%
barb	to pierce with a sharp point [v]	0%
bard	to cover a horse with armour [v]	0%
bare	unclothed, uncovered [adj]	0%
bark	to make a sound like a dog [v]	0%
barn	a building for storing hay, straw etc. [n]	0%
bars	to obstruct or prevent [v]	0%
base	mean [adj]	0%
bash	to strike [v]	0%
bass	of a voice, low in pitch [adj]	0%
bast	the inner bark, esp. of lime [n]	0%
bate	to diminish [v]	0%
bath	water for immersing the body [n]	0%
baud	a unit of data transmission speed of one bit per second [n]	0%
bays	to bark or howl [v]	0%
bead	to adorn with round balls of glass, wood or plastic [v]	0%
beak	a bird's bill [n]	0%
beam	to emit a ray of light [v]	0%
bean	to hit on the head [v]	0%
bear	to endure [v]	0%
beat	to strike repeatedly [v]	0%
beau	(French) a boyfriend [n]	0%
beck	to beckon [v]	0%
bede	(obsolete) a prayer [n]	0%
beds	to provide with a receptacle for sleeping [v]	0%
beef	to grumble [v]	0%
been	to exist [v]	0%
beer	an alcoholic drink made from malted barley flavoured with hops [n]	0%
bees	a four-winged insect that makes honey [n]	0%
beet	to improve or mend, esp. a fire [v]	0%
begs	to ask for [v]	0%
bein	(Scots) well off, comfortable [adj]]	0%
bell	to provide with a ringing device [v]	0%
belt	to thrash with a belt [v]	0%
bend	to curve [v]	0%
bene	a prayer, a boon [n]	0%
beni	the sesame plant [n]	0%
bent	a stiff wiry grass [n]	0%
berg	(South African) a hill or mountain in S. Africa [n]	0%
best	to outdo [v]	0%
beta	(Greek) a Greek letter [n]	0%
beth	(Hebrew) the second letter of the Hebrew alphabet [n]	0%
bias	to cause to incline to one side [v]	0%
bide	to wait, dwell [v]	0%
bids	to make an offer [v]	0%
bien	(Scots) well off, comfortable [adj]	0%
bier	a coffin stand [n]	0%
bike	to ride a bicycle [v]	0%
bile	(Scots) to boil [v]	0%
bind	to tie, fasten [v]	0%
bing	a heap or pile, as of wood [n]	0%
bins	to store in a large receptacle [v]	0%
bite	to seize with the teeth [v]	0%
bits	to curb or restrain [v]	0%
bled	to lose blood [v]	0%
blew	to propel by a current of air [v]	0%
bloc	(French) a combination of parties, nations or other units to achieve a common purpose [n]	0%
blog	to keep a personal online journal [v]	0%
blot	to spot or stain [v]	0%
blow	to propel by a current of air [v]	0%
blue	to make the colour of a clear sky [v]	0%
blur	to make indistinct [v]	0%
boar	a male pig [n]	0%
boas	a large constricting snake [n]	0%
boat	to travel on a watercraft [v]	0%
bock	to belch [v]	0%
bode	to foretell, be an omen of [v]	0%
body	to give form to [v]	0%
bogs	to sink into a bog [v]	0%
boil	to pass rapidly from liquid into vapour [v]	0%
bois	(slang) a lesbian who adopts a boyish appearance or manners [n]	0%
bold	brave, daring [adj]	0%
boll	to form pods [v]	0%
bolt	to run away [v]	0%
bomb	to attack with an exploding device [v]	0%
bona	(Latin) goods [n]	0%
bone	to take the bones out of [v]	0%
bony	like bone [adj]	0%
book	to reserve in advance [v]	0%
boom	to make a roaring sound [v]	0%
boon	as in boon companion [adj]	0%
boot	to kick with the foot [v]	0%
bora	(Italian) a violent cold north wind that blows from the mountains towards the East coast of the Adriatic [n]	0%
bore	to pierce with a tool [v]	0%
born	to endure [v]	0%
boss	to domineer over [v]	0%
both	the two; the one and the other [adj]	0%
bout	a contest [n]	0%
bows	to bend or incline downwards [v]	0%
boys	to act a female role as a boy [v]	0%
brad	to fasten with thin nails [v]	0%
brag	to boast [v]	0%
bran	to soak in water mixed with the outer coat of cereals [v]	0%
bras	(Spenser) brass [n]	0%
bray	to cry like an ass [v]	0%
bred	someone living in a remote part of Australia [n]	0%
brew	to make beer [v]	0%
brig	a two-masted, square-rigged vessel [n]	0%
brim	to fill to the top [v]	0%
brit	a young herring [n]	0%
bros	buddy, pal [n]	0%
brow	the eyebrow; the ridge over the eyes [n]	0%
brrr	used to indicate that one is cold [interj]	0%
buck	to leap forward and upward suddenly [v]	0%
buds	to produce unopened flowers [v]	0%
buff	to polish [v]	0%
bugs	to annoy [v]	0%
bulb	to swell out, form bulbs [v]	0%
bulk	to gather into a mass [v]	0%
bull	an uncastrated male of the cattle family [n]	0%
bump	to knock against [v]	0%
bums	to live idly [v]	0%
bunk	to go to bed [v]	0%
buns	a small sweet cake [n]	0%
buoy	to mark with a warning float [v]	0%
burg	a fortified town [n]	0%
burn	to destroy by fire [v]	0%
burr	to remove the rough edge from [v]	0%
bury	to put in the ground and cover with earth [v]	0%
bush	to cover with shrubs [v]	0%
bust	to break, shatter [v]	0%
busy	to occupy oneself [v]	0%
bute	a shortened form of Butazolidin [n]	0%
butt	to hit with the head [v]	0%
buys	to purchase [v]	0%
buzz	to make a vibrating sound [v]	0%
byte	a set of usually eight binary digits (bits) considered as a unit [n]	0%
cabs	to travel by taxicab [v]	0%
cade	a Mediterranean medicinal shrub [n]	0%
cafe	a small restaurant [n]	0%
cage	to cage [v]	0%
cain	(Gaelic) a tenanted farm rent paid in kind [n]	0%
cake	to form into a hardened mass [v]	0%
calf	a young cow [n]	0%
call	to summon [v]	0%
calm	to become not agitated [v]	0%
came	a lead rod for framing a pane in a leaded or stained glass window [n]	0%
camp	to live in the open [v]	0%
cane	to beat with a flexible rod [v]	0%
cant	to tilt or slant [v]	0%
cape	a head or point of land jutting into the sea or a lake [n]	0%
capo	(Italian) the head of a branch of the Mafia [n]	0%
caps	to provide with a type of head covering [v]	0%
card	to comb wool [v]	0%
care	to be concerned [v]	0%
carl	a rude, rustic man; a churl [n]	0%
carp	to find fault with unreasonably [v]	0%
cars	a self-propelled wheeled vehicle [n]	0%
cart	to convey in a two wheeled vehicle [v]	0%
casa	(Italian) a house, a mansion [n]	0%
case	to put in a container [v]	0%
cash	to convert into ready money [v]	0%
cask	to store in a strong barrel [v]	0%
cast	to throw with force [v]	0%
cate	(archaic) a dainty or choice food [n]	0%
cava	(Spanish) a special Spanish wine, used for toasts [n]	0%
cave	to hollow out [v]	0%
cede	to yield [v]	0%
cell	to store in a honeycomb [v]	0%
cent	a coin worth 1/100th of a dollar [n]	0%
cert	(short for) a certainty [n]	0%
cess	to tax or assess [v]	0%
chad	a bit of paper punched out of paper tape or cards [n]	0%
cham	(obsolete) a prince or chief; a governor [n]	0%
chao	(Vietnamese) a monetary unit of Vietnam [n]	0%
chap	to cause to crack [v]	0%
char	to burn slightly, scorch [v]	0%
chas	(colloquial) tea [n]	0%
chat	to talk informally [v]	0%
chef	to work as a chef [v]	0%
chem	(short for) a chemistry class or course [n]	0%
cher	(French) dear [adj]	0%
chew	to grind with the teeth [v]	0%
chez	(French) at the home of [prep]	0%
chia	a Mexican herb with edible seeds [n]	0%
chic	elegance [n]	0%
chin	to hold with the lower part of the face [v]	0%
chip	to break a small piece from [v]	0%
chit	(dialect) to sprout [v]	0%
chou	(French) a cabbage; an ornamental soft rosette; a cream bun [n]	0%
chow	to eat [v]	0%
chum	to be close friends with someone [v]	0%
chur	(New Zealand) an informal expression of agreement [interj]	0%
ciao	(Italian) an informal greeting or farewell [interj]	0%
cine	a motion picture [n]	0%
cite	to quote as an authority or example [v]	0%
city	a large town [n]	0%
clad	to cover one material with another [v]	0%
clam	to dig for the edible shellfish clams [v]	0%
clan	a united group of families [n]	0%
clap	the noise of striking two things together [v]	0%
clay	to purify (e.g. sugar) with clay [v]	0%
clem	to starve [v]	0%
clip	to trim by cutting [v]	0%
clog	to block up [v]	0%
clot	to form into a thick mass [v]	0%
club	to form an organised group of people [v]	0%
clue	to obtain guiding information [v]	0%
coal	to supply with a carbon fuel [v]	0%
coat	to cover with an outer garment [v]	0%
cobb	(archaic) a gull, esp. the great black-backed gull [n]	0%
coca	(Quechua) the dried leaf of a South American shrub [n]	0%
coco	the taro or other edible araceous tuber [n]	0%
coda	(Italian) a passage at the end of a musical composition [n]	0%
code	to convert into symbols [v]	0%
coed	a girl student at a coeducational institution [n]	0%
coil	to wind in even rings [v]	0%
coin	to make metal currency [v]	0%
coke	to change into a carbon fuel [v]	0%
cola	a genus of West African trees producing nuts used in drugs and for flavouring soft drinks [n]	0%
cold	a respiratory infection [n]	0%
cole	a plant of the cabbage family [n]	0%
coll	(obsolete) to embrace, hug [v]	0%
cols	a pass in a mountain range [n]	0%
colt	to cheat, defraud [v]	0%
coma	(Latin) a spherical cloud of material surrounding the head of a comet [n]	0%
comb	to separate with a toothed instrument [v]	0%
come	to move toward someone or something [v]	0%
comp	to work as a compositor [v]	0%
cond	to study carefully [v]	0%
cone	to bear cones [v]	0%
conf	an online conference [n]	0%
conn	to direct the steering of a ship [v]	0%
cons	to study carefully [v]	0%
cook	to prepare food by heating [v]	0%
cool	to lower the temperature of [v]	0%
coop	to confine [v]	0%
cope	to deal with [v]	0%
cops	to capture [v]	0%
copy	to imitate [v]	0%
cord	to fasten with a thin rope [v]	0%
core	to remove the central part of [v]	0%
cork	to stop up [v]	0%
corn	to preserve with salt [v]	0%
cory	(Romany) the penis [n]	0%
cost	to estimate a price for production of [v]	0%
cosy	to attempt to get on friendly terms [v]	0%
cote	to pass by; to outstrip (as one dog another) [v]	0%
cots	COT [n]	0%
coup	(Scots) to overturn, turn up [v]	0%
cour	(obsolete) to cover [v]	0%
cove	to curve over or inward [v]	0%
cows	to subdue [v]	0%
cozy	to attempt to get on friendly terms [v]	0%
crab	a marine crustacean [n]	0%
crag	a large jagged rock [n]	0%
cram	to pack tightly [v]	0%
cree	to soften by boiling [v]	0%
crew	to serve aboard a ship [v]	0%
crib	to confine closely [v]	0%
crim	(Australian slang) a criminal [n]	0%
crit	(short for) criticism [n]	0%
crop	to cut off short [v]	0%
crow	to gloat, exult [v]	0%
crux	(Latin) a basic or decisive point [n]	0%
cube	to raise to the third power [v]	0%
cubs	to bring forth young [v]	0%
cult	a religious society [n]	0%
cups	to put into a small, open container [v]	0%
curb	to restrain [v]	0%
curd	to curdle [v]	0%
cure	to restore to health [v]	0%
curl	to form into ringlets [v]	0%
curr	to make a purring sound [v]	0%
curt	abrupt [adj]	0%
cusp	a toothlike meeting of two branches of a curve [n]	0%
cute	pleasingly attractive [adj]	0%
cuts	to make an incision in; to reduce [v]	0%
cyst	a sac [n]	0%
czar	(Russian) an emperor or king [n]	0%
dada	an artistic and literary movement [n]	0%
dahl	(Hindi) an Indian name for a lentil [n]	0%
dais	(French) a raised platform [n]	0%
dale	a valley [n]	0%
dali	a tropical American tree related to nutmeg [n]	0%
dame	a matron [n]	0%
damp	to wet slightly [v]	0%
dang	damned [adj]	0%
dank	unpleasantly damp [adj]	0%
dans	(Japanese) a level of efficiency in Japanese combative sports [n]	0%
dare	to venture boldly [v]	0%
dark	having little light [adj]	0%
dart	to move suddenly and swiftly [v]	0%
dash	to strike violently [v]	0%
data	(Latin) something used as a basis for calculating [n]	0%
date	to record a statement of time [v]	0%
davy	a safety lamp [n]	0%
dawn	to grow light in the morning [v]	0%
days	the time between sunrise and sunset [n]	0%
deal	to trade or do business [v]	0%
dean	to serve as the head of faculty [v]	0%
dear	costly [adj]	0%
debs	(short for) debutante [n]	0%
debt	something that is owed [n]	0%
deck	to adorn [v]	0%
deed	(Scots) dead [adj]	0%
deek	(Romany) look at, see [interj]	0%
deem	to hold as an opinion [v]	0%
deer	a ruminant mammal [n]	0%
defo	definitely, as an expression of agreement or consent [interj]	0%
deft	skilful [adj]	0%
defy	to resist openly and boldly [v]	0%
deli	(short for) a delicatessen [n]	0%
demo	to demonstrate [v]	0%
demy	a size of paper [n]	0%
deny	to declare to be untrue [v]	0%
desk	a writing table [n]	0%
deus	(Latin) god [n]	0%
deva	(Sanskrit) a Hindu god [n]	0%
devi	(Sanskrit) a Hindu goddess [n]	0%
dewy	covered with dew [adj]	0%
dial	to use a calibrated disk [v]	0%
dice	to cut into small cubes [v]	0%
dido	a mischievous act [n]	0%
died	to cut with a material shaping device [v]	0%
dies	to cut with a material shaping device [v]	0%
diet	to regulate food and drink [v]	0%
diff	(colloquial) difference [n]	0%
digs	to make a hole, excavate [v]	0%
dike	to furnish with an embankment [v]	0%
dill	an umbelliferous herb related to parsnip, the fruits of which are used in condiments [n]	0%
dime	the tenth part of an American and Canadian dollar, 10 cents [n]	0%
dine	to eat dinner [v]	0%
dint	to make a dent in [v]	0%
dips	to immerse briefly in a liquid [v]	0%
dire	disastrous [adj]	0%
dirk	to stab with a small knife [v]	0%
dirt	to make dirty [v]	0%
disc	to break up land with a kind of harrow [v]	0%
dish	to put into a concave vessel [v]	0%
disk	to break up land with a farm implement [v]	0%
diss	to disrespect [v]	0%
dock	to bring into a wharf [v]	0%
docs	(short for) doctor [n]	0%
doer	one that does something [n]	0%
does	to perform [v]	0%
doge	(Italian) the former title of the chief magistrate in Venice [n]	0%
dogs	to follow closely behind [v]	0%
dole	to distribute in small portions [v]	0%
doll	to dress stylishly [v]	0%
dome	to cover with a rounded roof [v]	0%
dona	(Spanish) a Spanish lady [n]	0%
dons	to put on [v]	0%
door	an entrance that opens and closes [n]	0%
dopa	a drug used to treat Parkinson's disease [n]	0%
dope	excellent [adj]	0%
dore	another name for the fish walleye [n]	0%
dorm	(short for) dormitory [n]	0%
dose	to give a measure of medicine to [v]	0%
dost	to perform [v]	0%
doth	(archaic) 3rd person singular of do [v]	0%
dots	to cover with tiny round marks [v]	0%
dove	to doze [v]	0%
down	to a lower position [adv]]	0%
drab	dull and monotonous [adj]	0%
drag	to pull along the ground [v]	0%
dram	to tipple, drink a small measure of whisky [v]	0%
draw	to move by pulling [v]	0%
drew	to move by pulling [v]	0%
drop	to let fall in globules [v]	0%
drug	to dose with a medicinal substance [v]	0%
drum	to beat a percussion instrument [v]	0%
dual	twofold [adj]	0%
duce	(Italian) a leader [n]	0%
duck	to bob quickly [v]	0%
duct	a pipe or tube for carrying fluid, cables etc. [n]	0%
dude	a fop, a dandy [n]	0%
dues	to endue [v]	0%
duet	a musical performance by two people [n]	0%
duff	no good [adj]	0%
duke	to fight with fists [v]	0%
dull	mentally slow [adj]	0%
duma	(Russian) the Russian parliament [n]	0%
dump	to unload, let fall heavily [v]	0%
dune	a hill of sand [n]	0%
dung	to fertilize with manure [v]	0%
duns	to make demands for payment of a debt [v]	0%
dupe	to deceive [v]	0%
dura	(Arabic) Indian millet [n]	0%
dusk	to make dim [v]	0%
dust	to rid of minute particles of matter [v]	0%
dyad	two units treated as one; a couple; a pair [n]	0%
dyed	to change the colour of [v]	0%
dyer	one who dyes [n]	0%
dyes	to change the colour of [v]	0%
dyke	to furnish with an embankment [v]	0%
earn	to gain or deserve for one's labour or service [v]	0%
ears	to plough or till [v]	0%
ease	to free from pain or trouble [v]	0%
east	to turn east (a point on the compass) [v]	0%
easy	not difficult [adj]	0%
eats	to consume food [v]	0%
ecce	(Italian) behold [interj]	0%
ecco	(Italian) behold [interj]	0%
echo	a reflected sound [n]	0%
ecod	(archaic) a mild oath [interj]	0%
edge	to furnish with a border [v]	0%
edit	to prepare for publication [v]	0%
eeew	an interjection used to express disgust [interj]	0%
eels	a snakelike fish [n]	0%
egad	(archaic) a mild oath [interj]	0%
eggs	to incite [v]	0%
egos	the 'I' or self [n]	0%
eina	(South African) expressing sudden pain [interj]	0%
eine	(obsolete) eyes [n]	0%
eish	(South African) expressing surprise, dismay [interj]	0%
elms	a kind of deciduous tree [n]	0%
else	otherwise [adv]	0%
emir	(Arabic) an Eastern ruler [n]	0%
emit	to send forth [v]	0%
emma	formerly, a signaller's name for the letter M [n]	0%
emmy	(tradename) a gold plated statuette awarded annually for television [n]	0%
ends	to terminate [v]	0%
envy	to covet others' possessions, looks etc. [v]	0%
epic	large-scale [adj]	0%
eras	a main division of geological time [n]	0%
ergo	(short for) ergometer [n]	0%
eric	(Irish) a murderer's fine in old Irish law [n]	0%
erst	formerly [adv]	0%
esse	(Latin) actual existence, essence [n]	0%
etat	(French) the staff of an army, including all officers above the rank of colonel [n]	0%
etch	to engrave with acid [v]	0%
euge	(Greek) an interjection meaning well done [interj]	0%
euoi	(Greek) expressing Bacchic frenzy [interj]	0%
euro	(Native Australian) any of several large types of kangaroo, aka wallaroo [n]	0%
even	to make smooth or level [v]	0%
ever	at all times [adv]	0%
evil	wickedness or depravity [n]	0%
evoe	(Greek) expressing Bacchic frenzy [interj]	0%
ewes	a female sheep [n]	0%
exam	an examination [n]	0%
exec	(short for) an executive [n]	0%
exit	to go out [v]	0%
exon	within a nucleic acid, a sequence which codes for protein synthesis [n]	0%
eyed	to watch closely [v]	0%
eyes	to watch closely [v]	0%
eyre	(historical) a journey in circuit of certain judges called justices in eyre [n]	0%
face	to confront [v]	0%
fact	something known with certainty [n]	0%
fade	to lose colour or brightness [v]	0%
fads	a hobby or interest that enjoys brief popularity [n]	0%
fail	to be unsuccessful in an attempt [v]	0%
fain	happy; inclined; pleased [adj]	0%
fair	just; pleasant to look at [adj]	0%
fake	not genuine [adj]	0%
fall	to descend freely by force of gravity [v]	0%
fame	to make famous [v]	0%
fang	to seize in the teeth [v]	0%
fans	to cool with a device for circulating the air [v]	0%
fare	to get on or succeed [v]	0%
farm	to practise the business of a farmer [v]	0%
fate	to destine [v]	0%
fats	to make plump [v]	0%
faut	(Scots) to fault [v]	0%
faux	(French) fake, as in faux naif, falsely simple or naive, feigning artlessness [adj]	0%
fawn	to please in a servile way [v]	0%
fays	to clean out esp. a ditch [v]	0%
fear	to be afraid of [v]	0%
feat	neat, deft [adj]	0%
feed	to give food to [v]	0%
feel	to perceive by the sense of touch [v]	0%
fees	to pay a fixed charge [v]	0%
feet	the terminal part of the leg on which the body stands and moves [n]	0%
fell	to cause to fall [v]	0%
felt	to mat together [v]	0%
fend	to ward off [v]	0%
fern	a flowerless vascular plant [n]	0%
fete	(French) to honour with festivities [v]	0%
feud	to engage in a persistent state of private enmity [v]	0%
fiat	(Latin) a formal authorization for a proposed arrangement [n]	0%
fief	a feudal estate [n]	0%
fife	to play a high-pitched flute [v]	0%
file	to arrange in order for future reference [v]	0%
film	to make a motion picture [v]	0%
fils	(Shakespeare) the shaft of a vehicle [n]	0%
find	to come upon after a search [v]	0%
fink	to inform to the police [v]	0%
fins	to equip with paddle-like structures [v]	0%
fire	to project by discharging from a gun [v]	0%
firm	unyielding to pressure [adj]	0%
firs	an evergreen tree [n]	0%
fish	to try to catch cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates [v]	0%
fisk	to frisk, gad about [v]	0%
fist	to strike with the tightly closed hand [v]	0%
five	a number [n]	0%
flag	to mark with a cloth used as a symbol [v]	0%
flak	antiaircraft fire [n]	0%
flap	to move, as of wings [v]	0%
flat	to make flat [v]	0%
flax	the fibres of the plant linum [n]	0%
flea	any of an order of wingless, very agile, parasitic, bloodsucking insects [n]	0%
fled	to run away [v]	0%
flee	to run away [v]	0%
flew	the floppy upper lip of dogs such as bloodhounds [n]	0%
flex	to bend [v]	0%
flip	to spin in the air [v]	0%
flop	to drop heavily [v]	0%
flor	a flavoursome yeast on sherry wines [n]	0%
flow	to move steadily and smoothly along [v]	0%
flue	a smoke-duct in a chimney [n]	0%
flux	to melt [v]	0%
foal	to give birth to a horse [v]	0%
foci	(Latin) a point in which rays converge [n]	0%
foes	an enemy [n]	0%
fogs	to cover with condensed water vapor [v]	0%
foil	to defeat or baffle [v]	0%
fold	to double over [v]	0%
folk	a people or tribe [n]	0%
fond	to display affection [v]	0%
font	a container for baptismal water [n]	0%
food	nourishment for the body to maintain life and growth [n]	0%
fool	to deceive [v]	0%
foot	the terminal part of the leg on which the body stands and moves [n]	0%
fora	(Latin) a public meeting place [n]	0%
ford	to wade across [v]	0%
fore	the front part of something [n]	0%
fork	to work with a pronged implement [v]	0%
form	to shape or produce [v]	0%
fort	to fortify [v]	0%
foss	a ditch [n]	0%
foul	offensive to the senses [adj]	0%
four	the cardinal number next above three [n]	0%
fowl	to hunt birds [v]	0%
frau	(German) a woman, housewife [n]	0%
fray	to wear by rubbing [v]	0%
free	to set at liberty [v]	0%
fret	to worry [v]	0%
from	starting at [prep]	0%
fuel	to provide with an energy-producing material [v]	0%
fuji	(Japanese) a silk fabric [n]	0%
full	to shrink and thicken, as cloth [v]	0%
fund	to provide money for [v]	0%
fung	(Chinese) the fabled Chinese phoenix [n]	0%
funk	to shrink back in fear [v]	0%
furs	to cover with a dressed animal pelt [v]	0%
fury	violent anger [n]	0%
fuse	to equip with a detonating device [v]	0%
fuss	to be overly concerned with small details [v]	0%
gage	to pledge as security [v]	0%
gain	to acquire [v]	0%
gait	to train a horse to move in a certain way [v]	0%
gala	a celebration [n]	0%
gale	a strong wind [n]	0%
gall	to make sore by rubbing [v]	0%
gama	(Spanish) a kind of pasture grass found in the Western United States [n]	0%
gang	to form into a gang (group) [v]	0%
gaol	to imprison [v]	0%
gaps	to make an opening in [v]	0%
garb	to clothe [v]	0%
gash	to make a long deep cut in [v]	0%
gasp	to breathe convulsively [v]	0%
gate	to supply with a gate [v]	0%
gave	to transfer freely to another's possession [v]	0%
gaze	to look intently [v]	0%
gear	to provide with gears (toothed machine parts) [v]	0%
geez	an interjection expressing consternation [interj]	0%
gels	to become like a jelly [v]	0%
gene	a hereditary unit [n]	0%
gens	(Latin) in ancient Rome a clan including several families descending from a common ancestor [n]	0%
germ	to put forth buds, sprout [v]	0%
gets	to obtain or acquire [v]	0%
ghee	(Hindi) a kind of liquid butter [n]	0%
gift	to give without charge [v]	0%
gila	a large lizard native to Arizona, New Mexico, etc. [n]	0%
gild	to cover with a thin layer of gold [v]	0%
gill	a membranous organ for breathing in water [n]	0%
gilt	a young sow [n]	0%
ginn	a class of spirits in Muslim folklore [n]	0%
girl	a female child [n]	0%
girt	to gird, girth [v]	0%
gist	the main point of a matter [n]	0%
give	to transfer freely to another's possession [v]	0%
glad	feeling pleasure [adj]	0%
glee	(Scots) to squint [v]	0%
glen	a narrow valley with a stream, often with trees [n]	0%
glow	to emit light and heat [v]	0%
goad	to drive animals with a goad (a pointed stick) [v]	0%
goal	a point-scoring play in some games [n]	0%
goat	a horned mammal [n]	0%
gods	to treat as a god (a supernatural being) [v]	0%
goes	to move along [v]	0%
goff	to play golf (a ball game) [v]	0%
golf	to play golf (a ball game) [v]	0%
gong	a metal disc, usually rimmed, that sounds when struck or rubbed with a drumstick [n]	0%
good	something that is good [n]	0%
gout	a metabolic disease [n]	0%
grab	to grasp suddenly [v]	0%
grad	(colloquial) a graduate [n]	0%
gram	a unit of mass in the metric system [n]	0%
gran	(short for) a grandmother [n]	0%
gray	between black and white [adj]	0%
grew	to shudder, to make the flesh creep [v]	0%
grey	between black and white [adj]	0%
grid	a grating, network [n]	0%
grim	stern and unrelenting [adj]	0%
grin	to smile broadly [v]	0%
grip	to take hold of [v]	0%
grit	to press the teeth together [v]	0%
grow	to cultivate [v]	0%
grub	to dig around in the dirt [v]	0%
gull	to dupe, deceive [v]	0%
gulp	to swallow rapidly [v]	0%
gums	to smear with gum (a sticky substance) [v]	0%
guns	to shoot with a gun (a portable firearm) [v]	0%
guru	(Hindi) a Hindu spiritual teacher [n]	0%
gush	to flow forth forcefully [v]	0%
guts	to eat greedily [v]	0%
guys	to make fun of [v]	0%
hack	to cut or chop roughly [v]	0%
hail	to greet [v]	0%
hair	to free from hair [v]	0%
hale	to compel to go [v]	0%
half	one of two equal parts [n]	0%
hall	a large room for assembly [n]	0%
halo	to form a ring of light [v]	0%
halt	to stop [v]	0%
hams	to overact [v]	0%
hand	to present with the extremity of the arm below the wrist [v]	0%
hang	to attach from above, suspend [v]	0%
hank	to catch, as on a loop [v]	0%
hard	firm and unyielding [adj]	0%
hare	a very swift mammal like a large rabbit [n]	0%
hark	to listen [v]	0%
harm	to injure [v]	0%
harp	to play on a type of stringed musical instrument [v]	0%
hart	the male of the red deer esp. when over five years old [n]	0%
hash	a mixed dish of meat and vegetables in small pieces [n]	0%
hast	(archaic) 2nd person singular of have, to possess [v]	0%
hate	to loathe [v]	0%
hath	(archaic) 3rd person singular of have, to possess [v]	0%
hats	to provide with a covering for the head [v]	0%
haul	to pull with force [v]	0%
haut	(French) high; (Shakespeare) haughty, exalted [adj]	0%
have	to possess [v]	0%
hawk	to peddle [v]	0%
hays	to convert cut dried grass into fodder [v]	0%
haze	to make a shimmering vapour [v]	0%
hazy	like a haze, unclear [adj]	0%
head	to be chief of [v]	0%
heal	to make sound again [v]	0%
heap	to pile up [v]	0%
hear	to perceive by the ear [v]	0%
heat	to make hot [v]	0%
heed	to pay attention to [v]	0%
heel	to supply with the raised part of a shoe [v]	0%
heft	to lift up, feel the weight of [v]	0%
held	to keep possession of [v]	0%
hell	to hide, conceal [v]	0%
helm	to steer a ship [v]	0%
help	to give aid [v]	0%
heme	a component of hemoglobin [n]	0%
hens	to lose courage [v]	0%
herb	a seed-bearing plant whose aerial parts do not persist above ground at the end of the growing season [n]	0%
herd	to bring together a group of animals [v]	0%
here	this place [n]	0%
hero	a brave man [n]	0%
hers	the possessive case of the pronoun she [pron]	0%
hewn	to cut with an ax [v]	0%
hide	to conceal [v]	0%
hike	to go walking [v]	0%
hill	to form into banked up land [v]	0%
hilt	to provide a handle for a weapon [v]	0%
hind	the female of the red deer in or after its third year [n]	0%
hint	to suggest indirectly [v]	0%
hips	to build a type of roof [v]	0%
hiss	to make a sibilant sound [v]	0%
hist	(archaic) an expression used to attract attention [interj]]	0%
hits	to strike forcibly [v]	0%
hive	to enter a bee's nest [v]	0%
hiya	(colloquial) a greeting [interj]	0%
hmmm	an interjection expressing thoughtful consideration [interj]	0%
hoar	to make hoary, grey with frost or age [v]	0%
hoax	to deceive [v]	0%
hock	to pawn [v]	0%
hoes	to garden with a hoe [v]	0%
hogg	a yearling sheep [n]	0%
hogs	to eat hoggishly [v]	0%
hold	to keep possession of [v]	0%
hole	to make a cavity in [v]	0%
holm	a river island [n]	0%
holt	the lair or den of an animal, esp. an otter [n]	0%
holy	perfect in a moral sense [adj]	0%
home	to return to a place of residence [v]	0%
homo	(Latin) man generically [n]	0%
hone	to whet [v]	0%
hong	(obsolete) to hang [v]	0%
hood	to furnish with a covering for the head [v]	0%
hoof	the horny part of the feet of animals [n]	0%
hook	to catch with a bent piece of metal [v]	0%
hoop	to fasten with a circular band of metal [v]	0%
hope	to have a desire or expectation [v]	0%
hora	(Hebrew) an Israeli dance [n]	0%
horn	to form a hard bone-like projection on the head [v]	0%
hors	(French) out of the combat; disabled from fighting [prep]	0%
hose	to spray with water [v]	0%
host	to entertain socially [v]	0%
hove	to swell [v]	0%
howe	a hill, a burial-mound [n]	0%
hubs	the centre of a wheel [n]	0%
huck	to force roughly [v]	0%
hues	colour [n]	0%
huff	to breathe heavily [v]	0%
huge	very large [adj]	0%
hugs	to clasp tightly in the arms [v]	0%
huic	used to encourage hunting hounds [interj]	0%
hulk	to appear impressively large [v]	0%
hump	to bend into a rounded projection [v]	0%
hung	to attach from above, suspend [v]	0%
hunh	used to ask for a repetition of an utterance [interj]	0%
huns	a barbarous, destructive person [n]	0%
hunt	to pursue for food or sport [v]	0%
hurl	to throw with great force [v]	0%
hurt	to cause pain to, injure [v]	0%
hush	to quiet [v]	0%
husk	to remove the outer covering [v]	0%
huts	to settle in a hut [v]	0%
hymn	to sing a song of praise to god [v]	0%
hype	to stimulate artificially [v]	0%
hypo	(colloquial) to inject with a hypodermic needle [v]	0%
ibis	any of a group of gregarious wading birds of warm and tropical climates [n]	0%
iced	to cover with frozen water [v]	0%
ices	to cover with frozen water [v]	0%
icon	a symbol or image [n]	0%
idea	a conception or a plan [n]	0%
idee	(French) an idea [n]	0%
idem	(Latin) the same; the same as above [pron]	0%
idle	inactive [adj]	0%
idly	inactive [adv]	0%
idol	an object of worship [n]	0%
igad	a mild oath [interj]	0%
ilia	(Latin) the anterior or superior bone of the pelvis [n]	0%
ills	harm, misfortune [n]	0%
imam	(Arabic) the officer who leads the devotions in a mosque [n]	0%
inch	to move very slowly [v]	0%
ings	a meadow, esp. one beside a river [n]	0%
inks	to colour with ink [v]	0%
inns	to stay at a public lodging house [v]	0%
into	to a position within [prep]	0%
ions	an electrically-charged particle formed by loss or gain of electrons by an atom [n]	0%
iota	(Greek) a Greek letter [n]	0%
iron	a metallic element [n]	0%
isit	(South African) is it? an expression used in response to a statement, sometimes to seek confirmation but often merely to show that one is listening [interj]	0%
isle	a small island [n]	0%
itch	to have an irritating sensation in the skin [v]	0%
item	to set down the particulars of [v]	0%
jack	a device for raising e.g. a car [n]	0%
jade	to tire [v]	0%
jail	to imprison [v]	0%
jake	(Australian slang) honest, fine [adj]	0%
jams	to force together tightly [v]	0%
jane	a small silver Genoese coin [n]	0%
jars	to vibrate from an impact [v]	0%
java	a type of coffee [n]	0%
jaws	to chatter at length [v]	0%
jean	a durable cotton fabric [n]	0%
jeep	to travel by a four wheeled drive vehicle [v]	0%
jeez	an interjection expressing consternation [interj]	0%
jeff	(Australian slang) to spoil or destroy ruthlessly [v]	0%
jerk	to move spasmodically [v]	0%
jess	to fasten straps to a hawk's legs [v]	0%
jest	to joke [v]	0%
jill	a female hare [n]	0%
jobs	to do piece work [v]	0%
joey	a young kangaroo [n]	0%
john	a toilet [n]	0%
join	to unite [v]	0%
joke	to say something amusing [v]	0%
jolt	to jar or shake roughly [v]	0%
jong	(South African) friend [n]	0%
josh	to tease [v]	0%
jour	(French) a day, as in 'jour de feste' [n]	0%
joys	to rejoice [v]	0%
judy	(slang) a girl, a girlfriend [n]	0%
jump	to leap into the air [v]	0%
junk	to discard as trash [v]	0%
jura	(Latin) a law or legal right [n]	0%
jure	(Latin) by right or law [adv]]	0%
jury	a committee of adjudicators or examiners [n]	0%
just	fair, impartial [adj]	0%
kali	(Arabic) the prickly saltwort or glasswort [n]	0%
kama	(Sanskrit) in Indian philosophy, earthly desire [n]	0%
kami	(Japanese) a Japanese divine being [n]	0%
kane	(Gaelic) a tenanted farm rent paid in kind [n]	0%
kang	(Chinese) a Chinese sleeping-platform [n]	0%
kant	to tilt, slope [v]	0%
kara	(Punjabi) a steel bangle, worn by Sikhs [n]	0%
keel	the part of a ship along the bottom from stem to stern [n]	0%
keen	to wail loudly over the dead [v]	0%
kelp	a type of seaweed [n]	0%
kemp	to strive to win [v]	0%
kent	(Scots) to steer by a punting pole [v]	0%
kept	to retain in one's possession [v]	0%
kern	to be formed with a projecting typeface [v]	0%
keys	to enter (data) into a computer [v]	0%
khan	(Turkish) an Asian prince or chief; a governor [n]	0%
kiev	a dish made of thin fillets of meat, esp. chicken (chicken kiev), filled with butter, etc., coated with breadcrumbs, and fried [n]	0%
kiln	to bake in a type of oven [v]	0%
kilo	a short form of kilogram [n]	0%
kind	good to others [adj]	0%
king	a male hereditary chief ruler or titular head of a nation [n]	0%
kino	a red gum containing tannin, obtained from several tropical trees [n]	0%
kirk	(Scots) to perform a church service with [v]	0%
kits	to equip, fit out [v]	0%
knee	to strike with a joint of the leg [v]	0%
knew	to have a true understanding of [v]	0%
knit	to make a garment by joining loops of yarn [v]	0%
knob	a rounded protuberance [n]	0%
knot	to tie with a closed loop [v]	0%
know	to have a true understanding of [v]	0%
kohl	(Arabic) a black powder used as eye makeup [n]	0%
kola	a genus of West African trees producing nuts used in drugs and for flavouring soft drinks [n]	0%
kyle	(Gaelic) a narrow strait [n]	0%
labs	(short for) a laboratory [n]	0%
lace	to draw together two edges with a cord [v]	0%
lack	to be without [v]	0%
lacy	resembling lacework [adj]	0%
lads	a boy or youth [n]	0%
lady	a woman of refinement and gentle manners [n]	0%
lags	to fall behind [v]	0%
laid	(Scots) to load [v]	0%
lain	to make an intentional false statement [v]	0%
lair	the den or retreat of a wild animal [n]	0%
lake	to sport or play also LAIK [v]	0%
lakh	(Hindi) a unit of counting, one hundred thousand [n]	0%
lama	a Buddhist monk [n]	0%
lamb	a young sheep [n]	0%
lame	disabled in the legs [adj]	0%
lamp	to supply with a light [v]	0%
lana	the wood of the genipap, a large West Indian tree [n]	0%
laps	to extend beyond some limit [v]	0%
lard	to smear with the melted fat of pigs [v]	0%
lark	to behave playfully [v]	0%
lars	the god of a house [n]	0%
lash	to strike with a whip [v]	0%
lass	(Scots) a girl [n]	0%
last	coming after all others in sequence [adj]	0%
late	coming after the expected time [adj]	0%
lath	to cover with thin strips of wood [v]	0%
lava	molten rock that issues from a volcano [n]	0%
lave	(archaic) to wash, bathe [v]	0%
lawk	(dialect) an interjection expressing surprise [interj]	0%
lawn	a smooth space of ground covered with grass [n]	0%
laws	(obsolete) to take to court [v]	0%
lays	to deposit as a wager [v]	0%
lazy	to move or lie sluggishly [v]	0%
lead	to go in advance [v]	0%
leaf	to turn pages rapidly [v]	0%
leam	(archaic) to gleam, glow [v]	0%
lean	to incline or tilt [v]	0%
leap	(Scots) to spring off the ground [v]	0%
lear	(Scots) to teach [v]	0%
lees	(Scots) to lie, make a false statement [v]	0%
left	the left side or hand [n]	0%
legs	to walk briskly [v]	0%
lend	to give for a time only [v]	0%
lens	a piece of transparent matter with one or both surfaces curved to cause regular convergence or divergence of rays passing through it [n]	0%
lent	to give for a time only [v]	0%
less	a smaller portion [n]	0%
lest	(Spenser) to listen [v]	0%
lets	to allow [v]	0%
levy	to impose or collect by legal authority [v]	0%
lewd	sexually suggestive [adj]	0%
liar	one that speaks falsely [n]	0%
lias	the lowest series of rocks of the Jurassic system [n]	0%
lice	a parasitic insect [n]	0%
lick	to lap, taste or moisten with the tongue [v]	0%
lids	to provide with a lid [v]	0%
lied	(German) a German song [n]	0%
lien	a right to keep possession of property belonging to another person until a debt due by that person is discharged [n]	0%
lies	to make an intentional false statement [v]	0%
lieu	(French) a place or stead, esp. in the phrase in lieu of [n]	0%
life	the state of functional activity [n]	0%
lift	to raise higher [v]	0%
like	to be fond of [v]	0%
lily	any plant or flower of the genus Lilium [n]	0%
lima	an edible seed of a tropical American plant [n]	0%
limb	to cut off the arms or legs [v]	0%
limp	lacking rigidity [adj]	0%
lind	a lime-tree [n]	0%
ling	any of various plants of the heath family, esp. heather [n]	0%
linn	(Scots) a waterfall [n]	0%
lint	an absorbent cotton or linen fabric with the nap raised on one side, used to dress wounds, etc. [n]	0%
lion	a large, carnivorous, feline animal [n]	0%
lips	to touch with the flesh around the mouth [v]	0%
lira	(Italian) an Italian unit of currency [n]	0%
lire	(Italian) an Italian unit of currency [n]	0%
lisp	to pronounce the letters S and Z imperfectly [v]	0%
list	to write down in a particular order [v]	0%
lite	of food and drink, low in calories, alcoholic content, etc. [adj]	0%
live	to function as a living thing [v]	0%
loaf	to pass time idly [v]	0%
loam	a soil consisting of a natural mixture of clay and sand, with animal and vegetable matter [n]	0%
loan	to lend [v]	0%
lobe	a rounded, projecting anatomical part [n]	0%
loch	(Scots) a lake [n]	0%
loci	an engine used in logging [n]	0%
lock	to secure with a fastening device [v]	0%
loco	a locomotive [n]	0%
lode	a deposit of valuable ore occurring between definite limits in the surrounding rock [n]	0%
loft	to propel high into the air [v]	0%
logo	a small design used as the symbol of an organisation etc. [n]	0%
logs	to fell timber [v]	0%
loin	meat from the lower part of an animal's back [n]	0%
lome	to cover with loam [v]	0%
lone	solitary [adj]	0%
long	extending for a considerable distance [adj]	0%
loom	to appear indistinctly as in a mirage [v]	0%
loop	to form oval openings [v]	0%
loot	to plunder [v]	0%
lope	to run with a long stride [v]	0%
lord	to rule over others [v]	0%
lore	a traditional knowledge or belief [n]	0%
lose	to misplace or be deprived of [v]	0%
losh	(Scots) an interjection, Lord [interj]	0%
loss	the act of one that loses [n]	0%
lost	to misplace or be deprived of [v]	0%
loth	unwilling [adj]	0%
lots	to separate into batches [v]	0%
loud	strongly audible [adj]	0%
love	to feel great affection for [v]	0%
lowe	(Scots) to blaze [v]	0%
luce	the pike or jack, a freshwater fish [n]	0%
luck	to succeed by chance or good fortune [v]	0%
luke	moderately warm; tepid [adj]	0%
lull	to cause to sleep or rest [v]	0%
lulu	an outstandingly bad or impressive person or thing [n]	0%
luna	(Latin) a North American moth with crescent-shaped markings [n]	0%
lung	a respiratory organ [n]	0%
lure	to attract with something desirable [v]	0%
lurk	to lie in wait [v]	0%
lush	abounding in vegetation [adj]	0%
lust	to have a strong sexual desire for [v]	0%
lute	an old stringed instrument shaped like half a pear [n]	0%
lutz	a jump in figure skating [n]	0%
lyme	a kind of bloodhound [n]	0%
lynx	an animal of the Lynx genus of wild cats [n]	0%
mace	to attack with a club-like weapon [v]	0%
mach	a number relating the speed of a body to the speed of sound [n]	0%
made	to cause to exist [v]	0%
magi	(Latin) a magician [n]	0%
maha	as in maha yoga, a form of yoga practised with a master that incorporates all eight classical yogas [adj]	0%
maid	to work as a maidservant [v]	0%
mail	to send by the government postal system [v]	0%
main	chief, principal [adj]	0%
mair	(Scots) more [n]	0%
make	to cause to exist [v]	0%
mala	(Hindi) a string of beads or knots used in prayer [n]	0%
male	an individual that begets young by fertilizing the female [n]	0%
mali	(Hindi) a member of the gardener caste in India [n]	0%
mall	to beat, batter [v]	0%
malt	barley or other grain prepared for brewing or distilling [n]	0%
mama	a child's name for mother [n]	0%
mana	(Maori) a supernatural force in certain Pacific island religions [n]	0%
mane	the long hair that grows on the neck of some animals [n]	0%
mano	a stone roller used in Mexico etc. for grinding maize [n]	0%
mans	to provide with workers [v]	0%
many	a great number [n]	0%
maps	to plan a layout of [v]	0%
mara	a large rodent, like a cavy, found in Patagonia [n]	0%
marc	(French) the residue remaining after a fruit has been pressed [n]	0%
mare	a female horse [n]	0%
mark	to impress or stamp with a sign [v]	0%
marl	to fertilize with a calcareous clay [v]	0%
mars	to spoil or damage [v]	0%
mart	to sell, trade [v]	0%
mary	(Australian slang) a woman, esp. an aboriginal woman [n]	0%
mash	to pound down and crush together [v]	0%
mast	to provide with a long pole that supports a ship's sails [v]	0%
mate	to couple with [v]	0%
math	(short for) mathematics [n]	0%
mats	to tangle closely [v]	0%
maud	a Scottish gray and black plaid [n]	0%
mawr	(dialect) a girl, esp. a great awkward girl [n]	0%
mayo	(short for) mayonnaise [n]	0%
mays	to gather flowers in the spring [v]	0%
meal	grain ground to powder [n]	0%
mean	stingy; low [adj]	0%
meat	animal flesh used as food [n]	0%
mech	(short for) mechanic [n]	0%
meek	having a mild and gentle temper [adj]	0%
meer	to mark off [v]	0%
mega	very big [adj]	0%
mein	(Scots) to lament, moan [v]	0%
melt	to change from a solid to a liquid state by heat [v]	0%
meme	a practice or belief passed on other than by genes [n]	0%
memo	a brief note used as a reminder [n]	0%
mend	to repair [v]	0%
meng	(archaic) to mix; to unite, couple [v]	0%
ment	(archaic) to mix; to unite, couple [v]	0%
menu	(French) a list of dishes that may be ordered in a restaurant [n]	0%
mere	nothing more, nothing better [adj]	0%
mesa	(Spanish) a flat-topped hill with steep sides [n]	0%
meta	(US) concerned with cultural conventions; (of an artistic work) self-referential [adj]	0%
meth	a stimulant drug [n]	0%
mice	a small rodent [n]	0%
mich	to play truant [v]	0%
midi	a skirt or coat that extends to the middle of the calf [n]	0%
mien	(French) an air or look [n]	0%
mihi	(Maori) a ceremonial greeting [n]	0%
mike	(short for) microphone [n]	0%
mild	gentle in temper and disposition [adj]	0%
mile	a unit of distance [n]	0%
milo	a drought-resistant variety of sorghum [n]	0%
mime	to mimic [v]	0%
mina	an ancient unit of weight and value [n]	0%
mind	to heed, to look after [v]	0%
mine	to dig for valuable materials [v]	0%
ming	to mix [v]	0%
mini	something small of its type [n]	0%
mink	a carnivorous mammal of the weasel family [n]	0%
mire	to sink in mud [v]	0%
miss	to fail to make contact with [v]	0%
mist	watery vapour seen in the atmosphere [n]	0%
mite	any of various tiny arachnids of the order Acarida [n]	0%
mitt	any of various glove-like hand coverings, such as one that does not cover the fingers [n]	0%
moan	to utter a low, mournful sound [v]	0%
moat	to surround with a water-filled trench [v]	0%
moby	(slang) a mobile phone [n]	0%
mock	to ridicule [v]	0%
mode	a way or manner of acting [n]	0%
mohr	(Arabic) a West African gazelle [n]	0%
mold	to work into a particular shape [v]	0%
mole	the quantity of a compound that has a weight equal to the compound's molecular weight [n]	0%
moll	a gangster's girlfriend [n]	0%
moms	(US colloquial) mother [n]	0%
mona	(Spanish) a West African monkey [n]	0%
monk	a man who is a member of a religious order [n]	0%
mono	the black howler monkey of Central America [n]	0%
mons	(Latin) a protuberance of the body [n]	0%
mood	a temporary state of the emotions or attitude [n]	0%
moon	to wander about listlessly [v]	0%
moor	to secure a vessel by cable or anchor [v]	0%
moot	to bring up for discussion [v]	0%
mora	(Latin) a unit of metrical time in prosody [n]	0%
more	a greater amount [n]	0%
morn	morning [n]	0%
mort	a note on a hunting horn sounded to announce a kill [n]	0%
moss	a class of Bryophyta, small plants [n]	0%
most	in the highest degree [adj]	0%
mote	a speck of dust [n]	0%
mots	(French) a witty saying [n]	0%
move	to change from one position to another [v]	0%
much	plentiful [adj]	0%
muck	to manure with dung [v]	0%
mugs	to assault with intent to rob [v]	0%
muir	(Scots) a moor [n]	0%
mule	to strike a coin from dies belonging to two different issues as a coin [v]	0%
muni	a security issued by a government [n]	0%
muse	to ponder [v]	0%
mush	to reduce to mush [v]	0%
musk	to perfume with a strong-smelling substance [v]	0%
must	to powder [v]	0%
mute	dumb [adj]	0%
mwah	a representation of the sound of a kiss [interj]	0%
myth	a type of traditional story [n]	0%
nach	(Hindi) an entertainment in India consisting chiefly of dancing by professional dancing girls [n]	0%
nada	(Spanish) nothingness [n]	0%
naga	(Sanskrit) a snake, esp. the cobra; a divine snake in Hindu mythology [n]	0%
nail	to fasten with a long slender piece of metal [v]	0%
name	to give a title to [v]	0%
nana	(Australian slang) an idiot, a fool [n]	0%
nano	the science that deals with materials on an atomic or molecular scale [n]	0%
napa	a kind of soft leather prepared from sheep- or goatskin by a special tawing process [n]	0%
nape	to attack with napalm [v]	0%
navy	a nation's warships [n]	0%
neal	an aphetic form of anneal, to heat and cool metal gradually to temper [v]	0%
near	situated within a short distance [adj]	0%
neat	tidy [adj]	0%
need	to have an urgent or essential use for [v]	0%
ness	a headland [n]	0%
nets	to catch in an openwork fabric [v]	0%
news	to report recent events [v]	0%
newt	a tailed amphibian of the salamander family [n]	0%
next	nearest [adj]	0%
nice	agreeable; precise [adj]	0%
nick	to make a shallow cut in [v]	0%
nigh	near [adj]	0%
nils	nothing [n]	0%
nine	the cardinal number above eight [n]	0%
nisi	(Latin) taking effect at a specified date unless cause is shown otherwise, as in decree nisi [adj]	0%
noah	(Australian slang) a shark [n]	0%
node	a swollen enlargement [n]	0%
noel	a Christmas carol [n]	0%
noir	(French) a type of crime fiction [n]	0%
nome	(Greek) a province or department esp. in ancient Greece [n]	0%
none	not one [pron]	0%
nook	a corner in a room [n]	0%
noon	to rest at midday [v]	0%
norm	a standard regarded as typical for a specific group [n]	0%
nose	to sniff with a smelling organ [v]	0%
nota	(Greek) part of the thorax of an insect [n]	0%
note	to write down [v]	0%
noun	a word used to denote the name of something [n]	0%
nous	(Greek) intellect, common sense [n]	0%
nova	(Latin) an exploding star [n]	0%
nude	without clothes [adj]	0%
null	to annul, make void [v]	0%
numb	lacking feeling [adj]	0%
nuns	a woman belonging to a religious order [n]	0%
nurs	a knot in wood [n]	0%
nuts	to gather hard-shelled dry fruit [v]	0%
nyah	an interjection used to express contempt for another [interj]	0%
oaks	a hardwood tree [n]	0%
oars	to propel a boat with long, broad-bladed poles [v]	0%
oath	a formal declaration or promise to fulfill a pledge [n]	0%
oats	a kind of cereal grass [n]	0%
obey	to do as one is told [v]	0%
oboe	a kind of woodwind instrument [n]	0%
odes	an elaborate lyric addressed to someone or something [n]	0%
odor	any smell, whether fragrant or offensive [n]	0%
odso	an expression of surprise [interj]	0%
offs	to go away [v]	0%
oils	to lubricate with a greasy substance [v]	0%
oily	covered in oil [adj]	0%
okay	to approve, pass as OK [v]	0%
olds	a person of a specified age [n]	0%
omen	to provide with a prophetic sign [v]	0%
omer	(Hebrew) a Hebrew unit of dry measure [n]	0%
omit	to leave out [v]	0%
once	one time [n]	0%
only	standing alone [adj]	0%
onto	forward to [prep]	0%
onus	(Latin) responsibility [n]	0%
ooze	to leak slowly [v]	0%
opal	an amorphous variety of silica [n]	0%
open	affording unobstructed access, passage, or view [adj]	0%
opus	(Latin) a work, esp. an artistic or literary work [n]	0%
oral	relating to the mouth; uttered by the mouth [adj]	0%
ores	rock containing a valuable metal [n]	0%
otto	(Persian) a fragrant essential oil made from the damask rose [n]	0%
ould	(Irish) old [adj]	0%
ours	belonging to us [pron]	0%
oust	to expel or remove from a position or place [v]	0%
outs	to reveal [v]	0%
oval	egg-shaped [adj]	0%
over	above, in excess [adj]	0%
ovum	the female reproductive cell [n]	0%
owed	to be indebted for [v]	0%
owes	to be indebted for [v]	0%
owls	to smuggle wool or sheep [v]	0%
owns	to have as a possession [v]	0%
pace	to walk with measured steps [v]	0%
pack	to enclose for transportation or storage [v]	0%
pacs	a shoe patterned after a moccasin [n]	0%
pact	an agreement [n]	0%
pads	to stuff or fill with soft material [v]	0%
page	to summon by calling by name [v]	0%
paid	to give money in exchange for goods or services [v]	0%
pail	a watertight cylindrical container [n]	0%
pain	to cause suffering or distress [v]	0%
pair	to arrange in sets of two [v]	0%
pais	(archaic) the people from whom a jury is drawn [n]	0%
pali	(Hawaiian) a cliff in Hawaii [n]	0%
pall	to grow wearisome [v]	0%
palm	to touch with the inside of the hand [v]	0%
pals	to associate as friends [v]	0%
pane	to insert panels in [v]	0%
pans	to criticize harshly [v]	0%
pant	to breathe quickly and with difficulty [v]	0%
para	(Turkish) a small Turkish coin [n]	0%
pare	to shave or cut off the outer surface [v]	0%
park	to leave a vehicle in a certain location for a time [v]	0%
parr	a young salmon, during its freshwater days [n]	0%
pars	to score a certain number of golf strokes [v]	0%
past	time gone by [n]	0%
pate	the top of the head [n]	0%
path	a way trodden out by the feet [n]	0%
paul	an obsolete papal coin [n]	0%
pave	to cover with material that forms a firm, level surface [v]	0%
pawn	to deposit as security for something borrowed [v]	0%
paws	to draw the forefoot along the ground [v]	0%
pays	to give money in exchange for goods or services [v]	0%
peak	to reach a maximum [v]	0%
peal	to ring out [v]	0%
pear	a fleshy fruit [n]	0%
peas	the edible seed of an annual herb [n]	0%
peat	a substance composed of partially decayed vegetable matter [n]	0%
peck	to strike with a beak [v]	0%
peel	to remove the outer covering of a fruit [v]	0%
peer	to look narrowly or searchingly [v]	0%
pegs	to fasten with a wooden pin [v]	0%
pell	to strike or thump violently [v]	0%
pens	to write, or commit to paper [v]	0%
pere	(French) father [n]	0%
peri	(Persian) a supernatural being of Persian mythology [n]	0%
perm	to permanent wave the hair [v]	0%
pert	impudent, jaunty [adj]	0%
peso	(Spanish) a monetary unit of various Spanish-speaking countries [n]	0%
pest	an annoying person or thing [n]	0%
pets	to caress with the hand [v]	0%
pews	a bench for seating people in church [n]	0%
pfft	used to express a sudden ending [interj]	0%
pfui	an exclamation of contempt, scorn etc. [interj]	0%
phew	an exclamation of relief, astonishment etc. [interj]	0%
phoh	an expression of disgust [interj]	0%
pica	an old type size, approximately, and still used synonymously for, 12-point [n]	0%
pick	to choose [v]	0%
pied	to mix printing type indiscriminately [v]	0%
pier	a structure extending from land out over water [n]	0%
pies	to mix printing type indiscriminately [v]	0%
pigs	to give birth to cloven-hoofed mammals [v]	0%
pike	to pierce with a long spear [v]	0%
pile	to lay one upon the other [v]	0%
pill	to administer small, rounded balls of medicine [v]	0%
pine	to languish with longing [v]	0%
ping	to produce a brief, high-pitched sound [v]	0%
pink	of a pale red colour [adj]	0%
pins	to fasten with a pin [v]	0%
pion	an elementary particle of the meson family [n]	0%
pith	to sever the central nervous system of [v]	0%
pity	to feel sorrow at another's misfortune [v]	0%
plan	to formulate an idea [v]	0%
plat	to braid [v]	0%
play	to engage in recreation [v]	0%
plea	to dispute in a court [v]	0%
plow	to turn soil with a farm implement [v]	0%
ploy	to move from a line into column [v]	0%
plug	to fill a hole with a material [v]	0%
plum	a fleshy fruit [n]	0%
plus	to increase in value [v]	0%
poco	(Italian) as a musical direction, a little [adv]	0%
poem	a composition in verse [n]	0%
poet	one who writes poems [n]	0%
poke	to prod [v]	0%
pole	to propel with a long stick [v]	0%
poll	to assess public opinion votes [v]	0%
polo	a game played on horseback [n]	0%
poly	(short for) a polytechnic [n]	0%
pomp	stately or splendid display [n]	0%
pond	to collect water in a small depression [v]	0%
pong	to stink [v]	0%
pons	(Latin) a bridge of nerve fibres in the brain [n]	0%
pont	in South Africa, a small ferryboat guided across a narrow stretch of water by a rope or cable [n]	0%
pooh	to express contempt for [v]	0%
poop	to tire out [v]	0%
poor	lacking the means of support [adj]	0%
pope	a small freshwater fish, aka ruffe [n]	0%
pops	to make a sharp, small, explosive sound [v]	0%
pore	to examine closely [v]	0%
pork	the flesh of swine used as food [n]	0%
porn	pornography [n]	0%
port	to carry, convey [v]	0%
pose	to assume a fixed position [v]	0%
post	to display in a public place [v]	0%
pots	to put into a round, deep container [v]	0%
pott	a size of paper [n]	0%
pour	to cause to flow [v]	0%
pows	(Scots) the head [n]	0%
pray	to intercede or ask earnestly [v]	0%
prem	a premature baby [n]	0%
prep	(short for) to prepare [v]	0%
prey	to exploit or terrorize victims [v]	0%
prim	rigidly proper [adj]	0%
prob	(colloquial) a problem [n]	0%
prof	(short for) professor [n]	0%
prog	to forage for food [v]	0%
prom	a school or college dance [n]	0%
proo	(Scots) a call to a cow to come near [interj]	0%
prop	to hold up [v]	0%
pros	(short for) a professional, or prostitute [n]	0%
prow	the front part of a ship [n]	0%
pruh	(Scots) a call to a cow to come near [interj]	0%
psst	an interjection used to attract attention [interj]	0%
ptui	an imitation of the sound of someone spitting [interj]	0%
pubs	PUB [n]	0%
puff	to blow in short gusts [v]	0%
pugh	(obsolete) an expression of contempt [interj]	0%
pulp	to reduce to a soft, moist mass of matter [v]	0%
pump	to propel liquid by a motor [v]	0%
punk	of inferior quality [adj]	0%
puny	of inferior size, strength or significance [adj]	0%
pupa	(Latin) an insect in the stage between larva and imago [n]	0%
pups	to give birth to puppies [v]	0%
pure	free from stain [adj]	0%
puri	(Hindi) in India, a small cake of unleavened bread fried in vegetable oil [n]	0%
push	to thrust or press against [v]	0%
puts	to place in position [v]	0%
pyre	a pile of combustible material [n]	0%
quad	to space by means of quadrats [v]	0%
quai	(French) a quay [n]	0%
quay	a wharf for the loading or unloading of vessels [n]	0%
quep	(obsolete) an interjection expression remonstrance [interj]	0%
quid	a cut or wad or something chewable [n]	0%
quin	(short for) a quintuplet [n]	0%
quit	to end one's engagement in or occupation with [v]	0%
quiz	to interrogate [v]	0%
quod	to imprison [v]	0%
rabi	(Urdu) the spring grain harvest in India and Pakistan [n]	0%
race	to compete in a contest of speed [v]	0%
rack	to place in a type of frame [v]	0%
raft	to ride on water on a floating mass [v]	0%
rage	to react with violent anger [v]	0%
rags	to tease or ridicule [v]	0%
rail	to scold in abusive or insolent language [v]	0%
rain	to fall in drops of water [v]	0%
raja	(Hindi) an Indian ruler [n]	0%
rami	(Malay) Rhea or China grass, a plant of the nettle family [n]	0%
ramp	to swindle, esp. by the practice of causing large, false increases in the price of shares etc. by dishonest means [v]	0%
rams	to thrust roughly with force [v]	0%
rana	(Hindi) a Rajput prince [n]	0%
rand	to rant [v]	0%
rang	a row of long lots along a road [n]	0%
rani	(Hindi) the wife of a rajah [n]	0%
rank	disagreeable in odour or taste [adj]	0%
rape	to take by force; to violate [v]	0%
rare	not common [adj]	0%
rash	acting without forethought [adj]	0%
rate	to estimate the value of [v]	0%
rath	an ancient hill fort [n]	0%
rats	to hunt long-tailed rodents [v]	0%
rave	to utter wildly or incoherently [v]	0%
read	to look at and understand written matter [v]	0%
real	genuine [adj]	0%
reap	to cut for harvest [v]	0%
rear	to lift upright [v]	0%
redo	a repeated action [n]	0%
reds	to put in order [v]	0%
reed	a tall stiff hard-culmed marsh or water grass of various kinds [n]	0%
reef	to reduce the area of a sail [v]	0%
reel	to wind on a type of rotary device [v]	0%
rees	(Scots) a walled enclosure for sheep [n]	0%
refs	to referee [v]	0%
regs	(short for) a regulation [n]	0%
rein	to restrain [v]	0%
reis	twigs or small branches [n]	0%
rely	to depend on confidently [v]	0%
rend	to tear apart forcibly [v]	0%
rent	to hire [v]	0%
reps	to act as a commercial representative [v]	0%
rest	to stop work or activity for repose [v]	0%
rhea	a flightless bird [n]	0%
ribs	to poke fun at [v]	0%
rice	to form soft foods by pressing through a ricer [v]	0%
rich	wealthy [adj]	0%
rick	to pile hay in stacks [v]	0%
rife	abundant, prevalent [adj]	0%
rigs	to equip or fit with sails [v]	0%
rime	hoarfrost [n]	0%
rims	to provide with an outer edge [v]	0%
rind	to cover with bark, encrust [v]	0%
ring	to give forth a clear, resonant sound [v]	0%
rink	to skate at an amusement venue [v]	0%
riot	to take part in a violent public disturbance [v]	0%
ripe	ready for harvest [adj]	0%
rise	to move upward [v]	0%
risk	to expose to loss or injury [v]	0%
rite	a ceremonial act or procedure [n]	0%
rivo	(Shakespeare) a drinking cry [interj]	0%
road	a way for public transport [n]	0%
roam	to move about without purpose or plan [v]	0%
roan	(Scots) a roof-gutter [n]	0%
roar	to utter a full, loud sound of a lion [v]	0%
robe	to dress [v]	0%
rode	to perform an evening flight [v]	0%
rods	to clear a drain with a long slender pole [v]	0%
role	a part played by an actor [n]	0%
rolf	to perform a deep massage [v]	0%
roll	to move along by repeatedly turning over [v]	0%
rood	a cross or crucifix at the entrance to a church chancel [n]	0%
roof	to provide a building with a covering [v]	0%
rook	to swindle [v]	0%
room	to occupy a room [v]	0%
root	to implant in the earth [v]	0%
rope	to bind with thick twisted fibre [v]	0%
rory	(Scots) noisy, garish [adj]	0%
rose	to redden [v]	0%
rosy	rose-coloured [adj]	0%
rote	using mechanical memory, repetition or performance without regard to the meaning [adj]	0%
rout	to defeat utterly [v]	0%
roux	(French) a thickening made of equal quantities of butter and flour mixed together [n]	0%
rows	to propel by means of oars [v]	0%
rubs	to apply friction [v]	0%
ruby	a pure transparent red corundum [n]	0%
rude	boorish [adj]	0%
rudy	(In Jamaica) a member of a group of lower- or working-class teenagers in the 1960s, noted for listening to ska music and for juvenile delinquency [n]	0%
rugs	(Scots) to pull roughly [v]	0%
ruin	to destroy [v]	0%
rule	to exercise control over [v]	0%
rump	to turn one's back on [v]	0%
rung	a crosspiece forming a step of a ladder [n]	0%
runs	to move by rapid steps [v]	0%
rush	to move swiftly [v]	0%
rusk	a light, soft-textured sweetened biscuit [n]	0%
rust	to form a coat as on iron [v]	0%
ruth	(archaic) compassion, pity [n]	0%
ruts	to make grooves in [v]	0%
sack	to put into a large bag [v]	0%
sacs	in biology, a baglike structure [n]	0%
safe	secure [adj]	0%
saga	a series of novels dealing with a family history [n]	0%
sage	wise [adj]	0%
said	(Arabic) a descendant of Mohammed's daughter Fatima [n]	0%
sail	to be pushed in a boat by the wind [v]	0%
sake	benefit or advantage [n]	0%
sale	the act of selling [n]	0%
salt	sodium chloride [n]	0%
same	resembling in every relevant respect [adj]	0%
sand	to cover with a loose granular rock material [v]	0%
sane	mentally sound [adj]	0%
sang	(Chinese) a Chinese organ played by mouth [n]	0%
sank	to subside to a lower level [v]	0%
sans	(French) without; deprived or destitute of [prep]	0%
sant	(Hindi) in Sikhism, a devout person, a saint [n]	0%
sari	(Hindi) an outer garment worn by Hindu women [n]	0%
sars	(Scots) to savour [v]	0%
sash	a band or scarf worn round the waist or over the shoulder [n]	0%
sate	to satisfy to capacity [v]	0%
sati	(Sanskrit) the act of a Hindu widow willingly being cremated on the funeral pyre of her husband [n]	0%
saul	(Scots) a soul [n]	0%
save	to rescue from danger, injury or loss [v]	0%
sawn	to cut with a jagged-edged tool [v]	0%
saws	to cut with a jagged-edged tool [v]	0%
saxe	as in saxe blue, a light bluish-grey colour [adj]	0%
scab	to become covered with a crust over a healing wound [v]	0%
scan	to examine closely [v]	0%
scar	to leave a mark of injured tissue [v]	0%
scot	(historical) money assessed or paid [n]	0%
seal	to close or make secure [v]	0%
sean	to catch fish in a net [v]	0%
seat	to place on a chair [v]	0%
sect	a group of people united by common beliefs [n]	0%
seed	to sow a crop [v]	0%
seek	to go in search of [v]	0%
seem	to appear to be [v]	0%
seen	to observe with the eyes [v]	0%
seep	to pass slowly through small openings [v]	0%
seer	a prophet [n]	0%
sees	to observe with the eyes [v]	0%
self	one's own person [n]	0%
sell	to give up for money [v]	0%
semi	a semidetached house [n]	0%
sena	(Hindi) in India, an army, esp. used of paramilitary organisations representing various castes [n]	0%
send	to cause to go [v]	0%
sens	(obsolete) since [adv]	0%
sent	(obsolete) to scent [v]	0%
sera	(Latin) the watery portion of whole blood [n]	0%
serf	a person in modified slavery, esp. one bound to work on the land [n]	0%
sese	(Shakespeare) enough said [interj]	0%
sess	a tax, a local rate for the maintenance of soldiers [n]	0%
sets	to put in a particular position [v]	0%
sett	a badger's home [n]	0%
sewn	to mend or fasten with a needle and thread [v]	0%
sexy	arousing sexual desire [adj]	0%
shad	a herring-like marine fish, spawning in rivers [n]	0%
shah	(Persian) a title of the monarch of Iran (Persia) [n]	0%
sham	to feign [v]	0%
shan	(obsolete) in criminal slang, a base or counterfeit coin [n]	0%
shaw	(Scots) to show [v]	0%
shea	an African tree, from the seeds of which a substance resembling butter is obtained [n]	0%
shed	to cast off [v]	0%
shen	(Chinese) the spiritual element of a person's psyche [n]	0%
shew	(archaic) to show [v]	0%
shhh	an interjection requesting quietness [interj]	0%
shin	to climb by gripping with the hands and legs [v]	0%
ship	to transport in a seagoing vessel [v]	0%
shod	to provide with a covering for the foot [v]	0%
shoe	to provide with a covering for the foot [v]	0%
shop	to engage in the buying of goods [v]	0%
shot	to load with small pellets [v]	0%
show	to cause or permit to be seen [v]	0%
shri	(Sanskrit) in India, a title of great respect given to a man [n]	0%
shun	to avoid [v]	0%
shut	to close [v]	0%
sich	(archaic) such [adj]	0%
sick	affected with ill health [adj]	0%
side	to support or agree with [v]	0%
sies	(South African) an expression of disgust [interj]	0%
sift	to pass through a strainer [v]	0%
sigh	to emit a deep, audible breath [v]	0%
sign	to write one's name [v]	0%
silk	to cover with a soft lustrous fabric [v]	0%
sill	a part of a window [n]	0%
silo	to store in a large cylindrical structure [v]	0%
silt	to fill with a fine sediment [v]	0%
sims	(short for) simulation or for Simeonite, an evangelical follower of Charles Simeon [n]	0%
sind	(Scots) to rinse, wash out [v]	0%
sine	(Scots) to rinse, wash out [v]	0%
sing	to utter melodious musical sounds [v]	0%
sink	to subside to a lower level [v]	0%
sire	to beget [v]	0%
sirs	to use a respectful form of address to a man [v]	0%
site	to place in position for operation [v]	0%
sits	to rest on the buttocks [v]	0%
size	to cover with a weak gluey material [v]	0%
sjoe	(South African) expressing surprise, admiration etc. [interj]	0%
skew	oblique, biased [adj]	0%
skid	to slide on account of a loss of traction [v]	0%
skim	to remove floating matter from the surface [v]	0%
skin	to remove the natural outer covering of tissue or hide [v]	0%
skip	to move with light springing steps [v]	0%
skis	to travel over snow on narrow strips of wood [v]	0%
slab	to cover with flat, broad pieces of material [v]	0%
slag	to criticize, mock or deride [v]	0%
slam	to shut forcibly and noisily [v]	0%
slap	to strike with the open hand [v]	0%
slay	to kill [v]	0%
sled	to transport on a wheelless structure over snow [v]	0%
slew	to cause to move sideways [v]	0%
slid	to move smoothly along a surface [v]	0%
slim	slender [adj]	0%
slip	to slide suddenly and accidentally [v]	0%
slot	to cut a long narrow opening in [v]	0%
slow	to reduce speed [v]	0%
slug	to strike heavily [v]	0%
smog	a mixture of smoke and fog [n]	0%
smug	complacent [adj]	0%
snap	to make a sharp, cracking sound [v]	0%
snow	to rain white frozen crystals [v]	0%
snug	cosy [adj]	0%
soak	to saturate in liquid [v]	0%
soap	to treat with a cleansing agent [v]	0%
sobs	to cry with a convulsive catching of the breath [v]	0%
sock	to strike forcefully [v]	0%
soda	any of a number of common sodium compounds [n]	0%
soft	not hard [adj]	0%
soho	(Shakespeare) a huntsman's halloo [interj]	0%
soil	to make dirty [v]	0%
sola	(Hindi) an Indian plant with a pith used in making tropical hats, aka spongewood [n]	0%
sold	(Spenser) pay, remuneration [n]	0%
sole	alone [adj]	0%
solo	a performance by one person [n]	0%
soma	(Greek) the whole axial portion of an animal, including the head, neck, trunk, and tail [n]	0%
some	being an unspecified number or part [adj]	0%
sons	a male offspring [n]	0%
soot	to cover with a residue of burning [v]	0%
sort	to arrange in class, kind or size [v]	0%
soul	the spiritual aspect of human beings [n]	0%
soup	to increase the power or efficiency of [v]	0%
sour	having an acid taste [adj]	0%
sous	(French) a former French coin [n]	0%
sown	to scatter seeds for a crop [v]	0%
sows	to scatter seeds for a crop [v]	0%
soya	a dark, salty sauce made from fermented soy beans and wheat flour [n]	0%
spam	electronic junk mail [n]	0%
span	to extend over or across [v]	0%
spar	to practise boxing [v]	0%
spat	to slap, strike [v]	0%
spec	to write specifications for [v]	0%
sped	to move swiftly [v]	0%
spie	(Spenser) a spy [n]	0%
spin	to draw out and twist into threads [v]	0%
spit	to throw out saliva from the mouth [v]	0%
spot	to mark with small round discolourations [v]	0%
spun	to draw out and twist into threads [v]	0%
spur	to urge on with a horseman's goad [v]	0%
stag	to attend a function without a female companion [v]	0%
star	to shine as an actor or singer [v]	0%
stat	(short for) a statistic [n]	0%
stay	to remain in a place or a condition [v]	0%
stem	to staunch, stop [v]	0%
step	to measure by pacing [v]	0%
stew	to cook by boiling slowly [v]	0%
stir	to move around or mix [v]	0%
stop	to halt or discontinue [v]	0%
stow	to put away [v]	0%
stub	to strike accidentally against a projecting object [v]	0%
stud	to adorn with small projections [v]	0%
subs	to act as a substitute [v]	0%
such	of that kind [adj]	0%
sues	to institute legal proceedings against [v]	0%
suit	to be appropriate [v]	0%
sums	to add, make up the total of [v]	0%
sung	to utter melodious musical sounds [v]	0%
sunk	a turf seat [n]	0%
sura	(Arabic) a chapter of the Koran [n]	0%
sure	certain [adj]	0%
surf	to ride breaking waves on a narrow board [v]	0%
swam	to propel oneself in water [v]	0%
swap	to barter, give in exchange [v]	0%
swat	to hit sharply [v]	0%
sway	to move slowly back and forth [v]	0%
swim	to propel oneself in water [v]	0%
syed	to strain [v]	0%
sync	to cause to operate in unison [v]	0%
tack	to fasten with short, sharp-pointed nails [v]	0%
tact	skill in dealing with delicate situations [n]	0%
tags	to provide with an identifying marker [v]	0%
tain	paper-thin tin plate; tinfoil used as a backing for mirrors [n]	0%
take	to seize possession [v]	0%
talc	to treat with a fine powdery mineral [v]	0%
tale	a story [n]	0%
talk	to communicate by speaking [v]	0%
tall	having great height [adj]	0%
tame	not wild [adj]	0%
tang	to ring [v]	0%
taos	(Chinese) a path of virtuous conduct in Chinese philosophy [n]	0%
tape	a long, narrow strip or band [n]	0%
taps	to strike gently [v]	0%
tara	(Maori) a variety of bracken found in New Zealand and Tasmania [n]	0%
tarn	a small mountain lake [n]	0%
taro	a kind of yam, aka dasheen, eddo [n]	0%
tart	sharp tasting [adj]	0%
task	to assign a mission to [v]	0%
tate	(Scots) a small portion, a pinch [n]	0%
taut	stretched tight [adj]	0%
taxa	a unit of scientific classification [n]	0%
taxi	to travel in a taxicab [v]	0%
teak	(Malay) an East Indian tree, or its dark heavy timber [n]	0%
teal	a river duck [n]	0%
team	to join together for joint action [v]	0%
tear	to weep [v]	0%
teas	to drink a beverage made with tea leaves and boiling water [v]	0%
tech	(short for) a technical college [n]	0%
teen	(obsolete) to injure [v]	0%
tees	to place a golf ball on a small peg [v]	0%
teil	(Biblical) an oaklike hardwood tree, the terebinth, which when cut exudes a fragrant resinous juice [n]	0%
tele	(short for) television [n]	0%
temp	to be employed as a temporary worker [v]	0%
tens	the next whole number after nine [n]	0%
tent	a portable shelter of canvas or other cloth stretched on poles [n]	0%
term	to designate [v]	0%
tern	a long-winged aquatic bird, related to the gulls [n]	0%
test	to examine critically [v]	0%
tete	(French) an elaborately dressed head of hair; a headdress [n]	0%
text	the main body of a printed work [n]	0%
than	(obsolete) then. that time [n]	0%
thar	(Nepali) a Himalayan goatlike antelope, aka serow [n]	0%
that	the one indicated [pron]	0%
thee	to use the pronoun thee [v]	0%
them	the objective case of the pronoun they [pron]	0%
then	that time [n]	0%
they	the 3d person plural pronoun in the nominative case [pron]	0%
thin	not fat [adj]	0%
this	the person or thing just mentioned [pron]	0%
thou	to address as thou [v]	0%
thro	(archaic) through [prep]	0%
thru	(archaic) through [prep]	0%
thud	to make a dull, heavy sound [v]	0%
thus	in such a way [adv]	0%
tian	a vegetable gratin baked in an earthenware dish [n]	0%
tick	to make a sound like a clock [v]	0%
tics	to twitch [v]	0%
tide	to flow like the rise and fall of the ocean's waters [v]	0%
tidy	in good order [adj]	0%
tied	to fasten [v]	0%
ties	to fasten [v]	0%
tile	to cover with thin slabs of baked clay [v]	0%
till	to prepare land for crops by ploughing [v]	0%
tilt	to cause to slant [v]	0%
time	to reckon the speed or duration of [v]	0%
tine	(Scots) to lose [v]	0%
ting	to emit a high-pitched metallic sound [v]	0%
tins	to coat with a metallic element [v]	0%
tiny	very small [adj]	0%
tips	to give a gratuity [v]	0%
tire	to grow tired [v]	0%
toad	any anuran amphibian of the class Bufonidae [n]	0%
toby	in thieves' slang, the road [n]	0%
toed	to touch with projecting members of the foot [v]	0%
toes	to touch with projecting members of the foot [v]	0%
tofu	(Japanese) a soft Oriental cheese made from soybean milk [n]	0%
toil	to work hard [v]	0%
told	to inform [v]	0%
tomb	to place in a burial vault [v]	0%
toms	to engage in prostitution [v]	0%
tone	to give a particular tone to [v]	0%
tong	to lift with tongs, a grasping device [v]	0%
tons	a unit of weight [n]	0%
tony	high-toned [adj]	0%
took	to seize possession [v]	0%
tool	to use an implement for manual work [v]	0%
tops	to cut off the highest point [v]	0%
tore	a surface described by rotation of conic section about a line [n]	0%
torn	to weep [v]	0%
toro	(Spanish) a bull [n]	0%
torr	a unit of pressure equal to 1/760 of standard atmospheric pressure [n]	0%
tort	a civil wrong [n]	0%
tory	a political conservative [n]	0%
toss	to throw lightly [v]	0%
tour	to travel from place to place [v]	0%
tout	to solicit brazenly [v]	0%
town	an urban centre of population [n]	0%
toys	to amuse oneself with a child's plaything [v]	0%
tram	to travel by tramcar [v]	0%
trap	to catch in a snare [v]	0%
tray	the three in cards or dice [n]	0%
tree	a tall, woody plant [n]	0%
trek	to go on a journey [v]	0%
tres	(French) very [adv]	0%
trie	(Spenser) to try [v]	0%
trim	neat [adj]	0%
trio	(Italian) a group of three [n]	0%
trip	to stumble [v]	0%
trop	(French) too much [adv]	0%
trot	to proceed at a pace between walking and running [v]	0%
troy	a system of weights [n]	0%
tsar	(Russian) a ruler, emperor [n]	0%
tuan	(Native Australian) an Australian marsupial, aka wambenger or brush-tailed phascogale [n]	0%
tube	to fit with a long hollow pipe [v]	0%
tubs	to wash in a large receptacle [v]	0%
tuck	to fold under [v]	0%
tuff	a general term for all consolidated pyroclastic rock [n]	0%
tuft	to form into a bunched cluster [v]	0%
tugs	to pull with force [v]	0%
tuna	a marine food fish [n]	0%
tune	to adjust to a proper pitch [v]	0%
tung	(Chinese) a kind of Chinese tree [n]	0%
turf	a surface layer of earth containing a dense growth of grass and its roots [n]	0%
turn	to change direction, rotate [v]	0%
twas	(Scots) two [n]	0%
twig	to observe, understand [v]	0%
twos	the next whole number after one [n]	0%
tyne	(Scots) to lose [v]	0%
type	to print with a typewriter [v]	0%
tyre	to supply a covering for a wheel [v]	0%
ugly	not beautiful [adj]	0%
ulna	(Latin) the inner and larger of the two bones of the forearm [n]	0%
unde	in heraldry, wavy [adj]	0%
undo	a computer feature that allows the user to reverse the effect of the last action [n]	0%
unit	a specific quantity used as a standard of measurement [n]	0%
unto	to [prep]	0%
upon	on [prep]	0%
urea	a substance found in mammalian urine, the chief form in which nitrogenous waste is excreted [n]	0%
urge	to drive forward [v]	0%
uric	pertaining to urine [adj]	0%
urns	to place in an urn [v]	0%
used	to put into service [v]	0%
user	one that uses [n]	0%
uses	to put into service [v]	0%
vail	(archaic) to lower, doff, let down [v]	0%
vain	filled with undue admiration for oneself [adj]	0%
vale	a broad valley [n]	0%
vane	a device for showing the direction of the wind [n]	0%
vary	to make different [v]	0%
vasa	(Latin) an anatomical duct [n]	0%
vase	a container used for holding flowers [n]	0%
vast	huge [adj]	0%
vats	to put into a large container for holding liquids [v]	0%
veal	the meat of a calf [n]	0%
veer	to change direction [v]	0%
vega	(Spanish) a low fertile plain; a tobacco field [n]	0%
veil	a covering of fine fabric for the head, face, or both [n]	0%
vena	(Latin) a vein [n]	0%
vent	to provide with an opening [v]	0%
vera	very [adj]	0%
verb	a part of speech that signifies action [n]	0%
vert	(colloquial) to become a convert [v]	0%
vest	to place authority in [v]	0%
veto	(Latin) to forbid or prevent authoritatively [v]	0%
vial	to put in a small container for liquids [v]	0%
vice	to grip with a special tool [v]	0%
vide	(Latin) see, consult, refer [v]	0%
view	to look at [v]	0%
vile	odious [adj]	0%
vine	to remove vines from e.g. vines and pods from (peas) [v]	0%
visa	to stamp with an official endorsement [v]	0%
vise	to hold in a clamping device [v]	0%
vive	(Scots) lively, forcible [adj]	0%
vivo	(Italian) lively [adv]	0%
void	to nullify of legal force or effect [v]	0%
volk	(South African) the Afrikaaner people [n]	0%
vols	in heraldry, two wings displayed and conjoined [n]	0%
volt	to make a sudden leap [v]	0%
vote	to express an opinion [v]	0%
vows	to make a solemn promise [v]	0%
waah	an interjection used to express wailing [interj]	0%
wade	to walk through water [v]	0%
wadi	(Arabic) the dry bed of a torrent; a river valley [n]	0%
wail	to utter a long, mournful cry [v]	0%
wait	to remain in readiness [v]	0%
wake	to rouse from sleep [v]	0%
wald	(Scots) wild mignonette [n]	0%
walk	to advance on foot [v]	0%
wall	to enclose in an upright structure [v]	0%
wand	a slender rod [n]	0%
wane	to decrease in size [v]	0%
want	to have a desire for [v]	0%
ward	to turn aside [v]	0%
ware	to beware of [v]	0%
warm	moderately hot [adj]	0%
warn	to notify in advance [v]	0%
wars	to engage in armed conflict [v]	0%
wart	a hard growth on the skin [n]	0%
wary	cautious [adj]	0%
wash	to cleanse in liquid [v]	0%
wast	(US) west [n]	0%
watt	the SI unit of power, equal to a rate of working of one joule per second [n]	0%
wave	to flutter back and forth [v]	0%
wavy	having waves [adj]	0%
waxy	like wax [adj]	0%
weak	feeble [adj]	0%
weal	a ridge on the skin formed by a blow [n]	0%
wear	to turn a ship's stern to windward to alter its course [v]	0%
webs	to provide fine structure spun by a spider [v]	0%
weed	to remove unwanted plants [v]	0%
week	a period of seven days [n]	0%
weep	to shed tears (salty liquid) from the eyes [v]	0%
weft	to weave fabric [v]	0%
weil	a whirlpool [n]	0%
weir	to wear [v]	0%
weld	to join by fusing [v]	0%
well	to rise to the surface and flow forth [v]	0%
welt	to mark with ridges [v]	0%
went	(Spenser) a path, a journey [n]	0%
wept	to shed tears (salty liquid) from the eyes [v]	0%
were	to exist [v]	0%
wert	to exist [v]	0%
west	a part of the compass [n]	0%
whee	an expression of delight [interj]	0%
whey	the watery part of milk [n]	0%
whig	(Scots) to jog along [v]	0%
whim	to turn aside [v]	0%
whip	to strike with a lash [v]	0%
whit	the smallest particle imaginable [n]	0%
whoa	a call to stop, esp. to a horse [interj]	0%
whom	the objective case of who [pron]	0%
wide	broad [adj]	0%
wife	a woman who has a husband [n]	0%
wigs	to scold; to provide with a wig [v]	0%
wild	not tame [adj]	0%
will	to decide upon, used as an auxiliary followed by a simple infinitive to express futurity [v]	0%
wilt	to become limp [v]	0%
wily	crafty [adj]	0%
wind	to twist or coil [v]	0%
wine	to provide with fermented juice of the grape [v]	0%
wink	to open and close one eye quickly [v]	0%
winn	(slang) a penny [n]	0%
wins	to gain [v]	0%
wipe	to rub lightly to clean or dry [v]	0%
wire	to fasten with threads of ductile metal [v]	0%
wiry	thin and tough [adj]	0%
wish	to desire [v]	0%
wisp	to twist into a small bundle [v]	0%
with	a partition between chimney flues [n]	0%
wits	to know [v]	0%
woah	a call to stop, esp. to a horse [interj]	0%
woes	grief, sadness [n]	0%
woke	alert to social and political injustice (esp in the phrase stay woke) [adj]	0%
wold	an elevated tract of open land [n]	0%
womb	the uterus [n]	0%
wont	to be accustomed [v]	0%
wool	the fleece of sheep or goats [n]	0%
word	to express in speech sounds [v]	0%
wore	to turn a ship's stern to windward to alter its course [v]	0%
work	to toil in mind or body [v]	0%
worm	a small, limbless invertebrate [n]	0%
worn	to turn a ship's stern to windward to alter its course [v]	0%
wove	to form by crossing threads [v]	0%
wren	a small songbird [n]	0%
wynn	a rune, having the value of modern English W [n]	0%
yale	a fabulous heraldic beast [n]	0%
yams	a sweet potato [n]	0%
yang	(Chinese) a species of Thai timber tree [n]	0%
yank	to pull with a jerk [v]	0%
yard	an enclosed place, esp. near a building [n]	0%
yarn	to tell a long story [v]	0%
yawn	to open the mouth in a large gape [v]	0%
yeah	an expression of yes [n]	0%
year	the time taken by the earth to orbit the sun [n]	0%
yebo	(South African) yes, I agree [interj]	0%
yell	to cry out loudly [v]	0%
yeow	an interjection used to express pain or shock [interj]	0%
yipe	an interjection expressing fear or surprise [interj]	0%
yoga	(Sanskrit) a system of Hindu philosophy [n]	0%
yogi	(Sanskrit) one who practises yoga [n]	0%
yoke	to join (animals, slaves) together with a wooden frame [v]	0%
yolk	the yellow, fatty part of an egg [n]	0%
yore	a long time ago [n]	0%
york	to bowl a batsman with a yorker [v]	0%
your	belonging to you [adj]	0%
yuan	(Chinese) a Chinese monetary unit [n]	0%
yuch	an interjection expressing disgust [interj]	0%
zeal	enthusiasm [n]	0%
zero	to set at or adjust to zero [v]	0%
zest	enthusiasm; relish [n]	0%
zeta	(Greek) a Greek letter [n]	0%
zona	(Latin) a girdle or belt; a zone [n]	0%
zone	to arrange in areas [v]	0%
zoom	to move with a buzzing sound [v]	0%
zulu	a type of two-masted fishing vessel formerly used in Scotland [n]	0%

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